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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
sherif's Sale.

EDY virtue Of an Execution in the above stated
E0 cases to me directed, will proceed to sell
at Edgeiel,l c. H., on the first Monday in July
next, the following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Six Hun
dred (60O) Acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of Butler Williams, John Terry and George
Tburmond.
Terms Cash.
Mays Ate 20
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Rat Poison,

WARRANTED TO KILL. For sale BY
wv THOS. W. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
Mo,9 If 10
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Save Your Grain.
BNREsH and GENUINE RAT POISON, war
E ranted to kill. For sale at the old stand,
under Masonic Hall.
T. j. TEAaUE, Agent.
May ~ If %
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Important to- lHousekeepers.

NJoW. in Store. q supply of SPEARS PATENT
INS PRESERVING g SOLUTION; for preserv-
ing Fruits. Jellies, Spieed Fruits, Cider, Wine,
Milk, Vegetables, &c. It saves Spgar-it saves
.he trouble Of ssahng-it saves the eIponse OF
Sealing OF Ai.-tight Jars or Cans and it is Of
least 50 per cent cheaper than any other method.
SNr oue, Bottle (the price of which is;ohty
s., ,OO}- will preserYe. l2S Pounds of Fruit, q.
; For sale by ,5yae sr.;;s;,s-G. L. PENN PENN
July SsSs@S II
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IN THEDISTRIcT COURT OF THE. UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter Of ABNER j.
TEAGUE, Bankrupt, by whom Petition
for Adjudication of Bankruptcy WAS filed on
~ lnu nc a D. l8ES. in slid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
: STATES. FORTKE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter Of JOHNSON a.
BLAND, Bankrupt, by whom Petition for Ad-
iudieation Of Bankruptcy vas filed on the -
Sa., of -. A. u .ilgGS, in said Court.-IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

rNtTHEpISTRlcT COURTOF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA In the matter of THOMAS
J. TEAGUE, Bankrupt, by whom Petition
for Adjudication of Bankruptcy was fled On
-. e n % 1aRR in
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PRESERVE The FRUITS.

la.J. WEEs, Superintendent. -.
.'Galy II 20
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DECLARATION.

APPLICATION IN THE COURT OF COM
MON PLEAS for Edgcfeld District, South Caro-
lima, for the Creation Of Private Corporation,
for carrying on the MANUFACTURE OF Pa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
Strayed or Stolen,

June JIG
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By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep Messenger.
,June 30 sc So ~ "
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS


First-We congratulate tie country on TIE as
surei success Of the reconstruction poll cy of
Congress as e'lnctd by III" t"ptlJn IN maj 'rity
If the States lttciv ii rebellion # Constitutions
securing equal cIvi! ani political rights to all
and We regard it as the duty If the GyyeTnment
u sustain these Cuu-tituti rs and prevent the
people Of such states from being reuitted to a
state of anarchy aud mjlit .ry rule.
Seconi-Ths gutrtntce by C,n--eSs f equal
suffrage II IL va men in the SJuth WIS de-
mtndef by every cpn>lde alton # public ssf-tv.
gratitude an lust ce and must he ln,!utaire,-
while the question f suffrage in all the l,val
Safes properly bel ms 10 the people # those
states
Thiid-We lenoIn. all rms # repu iiati n
a. nateiA inn. TIL. ntri m Il hon = r,.u,r,..
the payment Of The public lnlrbte ines in the
utmost good tuth t. our creditors at home and
al,ro,d-uot only a,..rdin, f., Tie letter blr tba
spirit Of the I,w under which il wts . ntrr.tel
Fourth-lt l. due 10 the lab 'r If the nation
hat taxation sh'AId be f4n 'Lzei ani Teiueed a>
ta,it'i d I..e ia. .'.'t' i3'tH WI permit
i "r,.' "''.3.,r' :.",' ~ IL niI
i'm n ra,no .f',nIi H.. aytani.J ,ylr
period. at a re luccI rate Of interest thereon,
whenever It can honestly be done.
Sixth-Thtt the best policy 10 dimini-h cur
ourten Ct deb, Is 50 t. improve our c.e'.'t that
ra,' - " III 't' ~ e"u u III ''H ~ owe
time t. nav :. I,n,,. r-n,Ii,.i'n ,'rti,I ar
fetal open lr . vet i, Threatened r .u.r,+,t4J |
Seveuth-The tiJvrrnruent Of the United Sta;e. |
shoaii be admin stored with the >t.ictest ecou,~
my Inc ct. r"i ti"n' wa, Ii a 'Ee be,h 50 81 ''r-
my n.t'ei trtt'ed .! AA''e" Johnson ca!
ri';ht, I,t. AZ q, e. s,,'i, ''5 ~,
AMI Ia, i.,ih r. ,i,y,t,!pn Iip.',r aj
gret th5 arcaSr'oa f Anirrw Johns1n 10 the
Presidential ch rr. who has acted tretcherou,ly
to the pc pie who elected him ard the cause he
was pleiS"i t. >npp IT, He has uc"r1sd le-i'-
ia.''e % an ".il lHh',loh' mas refused 10 exc
ots-s ''' 'I'' o'-'lT 20 9'I.g.
execnrire = ,,ynr - rem ie- iI.,,,1r. ~. Iiyn.
property. rr,-a' liberty and I,f. # citiler. In,
abused tn ptriJntng p,wcr. has ienouncei the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28
I'm NBANKRUPTC~.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ undersigned has been appointed as Assignee
IN Bankruptcy of the estate anu effects of JACOB
I. BEAM, of Orms5y count, State of Nevada,
.ho has been adjudged bankrupt, upon his own
petition. by the District Coust Of tho United
6tates for the district sf Nevada.
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Assignee.
Dated June ], 1865. john
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28
ST MONS.

Nevada Revenue stamp zoe
TN THE DlSrRlCr COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District Of the State II Nevada In
and fer the County of ormsby. - CATllARlNE
McINKoE vs. JAMES MONROE.
Action brought Ia the District Court u the Sec.
ond Juo!cal District oi the state ui Nevada, IN
aud for the said County, aud the complaint filed
in sail County Il ormsly, in the Office uf the
Clerk of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 60 James
MClnroe, defendant.
Iou are hereby required to apSear In an action
brought against You by the above named tlaintiti
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trct of the state Of Nevada, ia aud fit the County
OF Ormshy, and toanswVr the complaint flied there
tn "a copy of which accempanir. this summon-l
within ten days exclusive Of the aay ~ seryicel
after the service ON You Of this sum If served
within this county; or If served out Of this
county, bat in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de.
fault viii be taken against you.
The said action i bruu ght tn obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrimany heretofore
and now existing between You AMI the plaintii
herein and for alleges that yau the said de.
fendtnt. failed aud neglected and sti do fail anI
neglect To- provide for ilaintii the comm, necc..
sari,s Of lf', and allcg. thai since the month of
February, lSGo, you wiiully deserted the plaintiff
and still remain absent, etc.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail Co
appear and answer the said complaint rs above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
AMI decree as prayed.
~ Given under my hand anil the Seal
|Sr.r\ \of the District Court of the Second
/ ~~ Judicial District Of the State of Ne
- ~ yada, in and for the County of orn shy
this 9th day Of June, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud sixty.eight
je7 N. J. AsllMORE. Clerk.
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PresIdentIaI Vsnrnatlon.

The dispatches this morning bring
US startling news from Washington.
The Acting President has made the
attempt to subvert the laws of the
land by the forced removal Of the
Secretary of War. The House of
Representatives at once reconsidered
its action postponing business to-day,
and voted to continue in session for
legislative action. Mr.. boutwell,,
of the Judiciary Committee, in NOV
ing the revocation of the order of
business, said that when the Govern
ment was so far subverted as to have
two Secretaries ofeWar, one by law,
and one by usurpation, the House
should attend to public business.
BUTLER moved a resolution of i'm
parchment, but it was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Neither Congress or the people of
this nation are in any temper to be
tempered with by this bad man, acct
IDENTITY at the head Of the Govern
nent
AS the result of the reasonable
folly of ANDREW JOHNSON, the money
market was much excited, and gold
advanced two and a half to three
cents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-22
Ntafe CenfrnI C0mmlttee.

The names of the Central Com
mittee, as selected by the Republican
State Convention, was not included
in our report of the proceedings yes
terday. In the hurry of making up
the telegraphic dispatches they were
omitted. The following is the Com
mittee:
District--Col. John w. Foster.
I'd District--Geu. w. @. Gresham.
Sd District--Col Ira p. Grover
4th JUSTIFICATION. w. A. Cullen.
9Th Distriet--A HI. Conner, Oh mn.
9th District--Gen. Charles Cruft.
9TH Distribution G.. D. Benin.
9Th Distriet--Col. n. p. Richmond.
9th Distribution. J. w. Burson.
10th District--Maj. J. A. Mitchell.
18th District--Col Alfred Read.
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The Platform.

On all sides we hear a very general
expression of satisfaction by Rspubii-
cans with the Platform of Principles
adopted by the State Convention. 1t
is conceded that it meets all the is
sues before the country fairly and
without evasion, and is a happy
unison of the sentiment of the party.
The Democracy, however, are com
pletely nonplussed by the resolutions.
They have been fattering themselves
that there was wide divergence of
opinions among Republicans, aud that
it would be impossible to reconcile
these differences; and when they see
with what perfect harmony Platfor m
is adopted, they are greatly disap-
pointed. And especially is this the
case, when they recognize the fact
that the Platform is just what the
loyal people of the country demand,
and what will meet with their cordial
approval.
The leading principles of the Plat
form are, in brief, as follows:
Congressional Reconstruction en-
dorsed.
Negro Suffrage a necessity in the
rebel States; in the loyal States,
question for the people of each : ,7e
Economy in public affairs; ana
equal taxation.
Bonds to be paid in Greenbacks
where not otherwise specified; Cur
reuey sufficient for the wants Of trade.
Bounties and Persons to the Sol
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Our Ticket.

We publish in full, this morning,
the ticket selected by the Republican
State Convention of Indiana, on the
10th inst. We doubt if there ever
was one presented to the people of
this State which more fully and justly
could claim their cordial support, and
which combined in a greater degree
the elements of success. One Of the
marked characteristics of the ticket
is the very great preponderance of
soldiers of the late war. Every
candidate for State offices has served
with distinction in the Union Army,
except the last two, and these are for
Offices having the lowest compensa-
ton. Never were pledges more fully
redeemed than those made by the
loyal people of Indiana during the
dark days of the war, to the soldiers
who went forth to fight the battles of
the nation, that on their return
they should be given the offices OF
honor and profit.
OF the private character, public
services, and fitness for the high
Office to which the Republican party
of Indiana propose to elect CONRAD
BAKER, it is superfous for us to refer,
at his own home where he has passed
more than a quarter of a century. 1t
is rarely the lot of any man to spend
so many years in community with
out having the first faint of reproach
cast upon his character. In this
community the reputation of CONRAD
BAKER is and always has been un-
sullied. In the position of Governor,
which he has filled the greater portion
of the present term of Office,
he has established a high order of
executive ability, and has rendered
universal satisfaction. 1t is an evil
dence of the general approval of his
administration, that he has received
the nomination without even in a
single instance having solicited the
support of any person, and that the
people will appreciate honesty and
unobtrusive merit. There never was
a Governor of Indiana who so com
pletely possessed the confidence of
citizens of all parties. and we are
much mistaken if these do not tell
very greatly in his favor at the ballot
box. -
Colonel WILL CUMBAcK, the can
dldate for Lieutenant-G Governor, is
we'll known to the people of the First
District, by his eloquent speeches and |
for his early advocacyssof the princi-
pies Of Republicanism, before they
became so great a power in the land.
He IS one of the representatives on
the ticket of the young men of the
party, and his nomination will rally |
them with new zeal for the coming
contest. His qualifications we're fully |
shown by his late service as President |
of the Senate.
Major MAX F. A. HoFFMAN Of
Logansport, the nominee for Secre
tary of State, is native German. of
education, who has been resident of
...
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WILL the Courier give US its view
on the Republican Platform?

THE La Crosse Democrat appeals to
the Southern Democrats to let nothing
prevent them from being represented
in the Convention to nominate Demo-
cratic candidates for President and
Vice President, and it "xhorts them
to send no "ORR nor JOE. Browns,
nor other weak kneed and recreant
Southerners; men who we're embar-
RAISING the Confederate Government,
while engaged in the rebellion, or, as
the Democrat has it, 1.-The late ire
mendous struggle for Southern rights
and constitutional liberty"
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

The demand for this periodical con-
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rs not already supplied Will at once allow
us to present Them with copy for one year,
on the simple condition that "a new sub
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No more appropriate or valuable present
could be desired, or one which would be
so gladly looked for, from month 20 month,
as his mos THY magazine OF brilliant
stories and beautiful 1 luEJrations The
publishers price ~ 81 o.
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In Rankrnnfov.

WVHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. that. on
n the 18th day of February. AID. 1868, a
the estate of John Vile, OF Evansville,
in the county of VanderbuTgh and State
OF Indiana, who has been adJudged a
payment of anv debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt TO
him, or for his use, aud the transfer Of any
property by him. Is forbidden by l. W; that
meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be
held at q Court of Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at the Office of Charles If. Butterfield,
on Third Street, In Evansville, Ind, before
(harleS II. Butterheld, Register. on the
l4th DAY of March, AID. 1858, at 10 O'Clock
Am. BENZ. J. SPOONER,
fell DIT -
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the State flr number of gears.szAe
served with distinction during the
war as Assistant Surgeon; was pro-
NOTED to First Surgeon, and finally
became a Brigade Surgeon.
Major General NATHAN KIMBALL,
the present Treasurer of State, was
nominated by reclamation as a proper
testimonial by the party of his faith
full services in his present position,
and of his heroic record during the
war. No one would consent to con-
test the Office with "Old Nath,' as he
is Familiarity known by the soldiers,
and no one will be able to defeat him
before the people.
The candidate for Auditor of State,
Major JoHN D. EVANS, Of Hamilton
County, has fine army record, hav-
ing raised the first company in In
dianapolis, so we are informed, under
President LINCoLNs first call for vol
unteers, and served with honor for
three years. He is first class bust
ness man. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
fill the responsible Office.
Captain 7. w. Mccoy, of Jeffer-
sonville, the nominee for Clerk of the
Supreme Court, is a promising young.
lawyer, aud thoroughly fitted to dis
charge the duties of the Office. He
was a gallant three years soldier, who
was promoted from the ranks to the
position of Captain of the Thirty
Ninth Indiatia.
Col. JAMES B. BLACK, of Indian
apolis, nominated for Reporter of the
Supreme Curt, is young lawyer of
very decided ability, of high literary
attainments, aud Of popular address
Lawyers all agree that his selection
was highly appropriate. He entered
the 18th Indiana as a private and rose
to the rank Of Colonel.
. For Attorney General, Hon. De-
LANA Z. WILLIAMSON, of Greencas-
tie, the present incumbent, was Sc
lected. Mr.. WILLIAMSON is a good
politician and popular speaker, and
his services in the canvass viii doubt
less add much strength to the ticket
The Convention did itself honor in
selecting for superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, BARNABUs G. HOBBS,
a highly respected member of the So
ciety of Friends. While his con-
testants are recognized as we'll
qualified for the position, his we'll es-
tablished reputation as an educator
and devoted friend of the Public
School system of the State was so
generally acknowledged, that it seemed
appropriate that the responsible posi-
ton should be conceded to him. His
name on the ticket will have a ten
dency to draw out the Quaker vote ia
full force.
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! KEEPING ALIVE. An Appeal TO Chris %
/ tians; BY Rev. Theo. l.. Cuyler, ID. D.
/ PRAYING IN THE HOLY GHOST. The
/ Great Experiment. BY Rev. George Il
CheeVer, ID. D., New York.
Letter from Washing on. Election Of
Gen: Beatty from Ohio. The first gun at
the White House. Hopeful advices from
the South. New Hampshire and Com
nectlcut Elections. supreme Court on Re-
construction. The President and his Cab
reeepiions' eic. Nv orr pyaeI,fn ZION corr
respondent ID. W. Bartlett.
THE LOST IMAGE. Chapter TX OF an
Original story Written by an Orthodox
dent, and destined TO be, we believe, one
Of the most popular, racy and IN struc-
tive series OF contributions ever gfyen
TO religious newspaper.
BOSTON CHIT-CHAT. Boston never
says die. Religious. Prosperity. ART.
Crown Of New England. Gouid's An
drew. Law aud Disorder A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison, Gray, Otis, etc. BY
our Boston correspondent, Habite, one
OF the ablest and most spicy writers in
the country.
HenIy Ward Beeoher and oliver Wendell
Holmes. The Guardian Angel and Nor
wood. BY susan Posey.
December Woods An Original Poem. By
Joel Benton, AmenIa, New York.
A Companion for the Winter. Maple
wood Fire. Endorsed by Blessed old
black Woman"
A Story without a Moral For Children.
BY Abby sage, ChariestOwn, Mass.
Editorials as follows: The Tongue OF Fire.
or ExtemPoIaneous Preaching. Queen
Victoria's Experiences.
Two Ways o. Loving. Loving the Good
and Loving the Wicked.
The Methodist Bishops-Thompson Nor
ris, James, Scott, Simpson, Baker, Ames,
ClarK, Or. Kinsi y, Edward, thomson
% as able men as any Christian Denomi-
nation can boast"
An old Newspaper Federal Spy and
Daily Advertiser, " Dec. 2, 1874.
international Copyright.
shall we lose the Excise Law3
Week OF Prayer.
Editorial Notes.
Personal News.
Religious Intelligence.
Revival hecord.
General News
Book Table.
Ministerial Register.
Sabbath Schools.
Foreign News.
Pebbles.
Selections.
Commercial and Financial Department o
as follows: Commerce and Finance
Talk, News, and Gossip In Wall Street
Important News for Capitalists, Bank
ers and Business Meu-Money Market
Central Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods Report--Dry Goods Quotations
Produce Market RepOrts--Prlces Cur
Tent-NeW ork Cattle Market - FAR
mers' Column. the whole comprising
Attractions never Equaled In any
other Religious Newspaper.
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RECESSION is the communication made 10
this House by the Secretary or War We
now have two SECRETARIES OF War, one by
law and one by usurpation...".The House
proceeded to vote the yeas and nays on
the motion to reconsider the vote order
ing the session OF to morrow for debate,
and was reconsidered by strict party
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In Bankruptcy.

n the 18th day of Feb uary, AID. 1858, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Henry b. Levy, of Evans
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt. on his own petition that the
payment OF any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to
him. or for his use. and the transfer OF any
property by him, is forbidden by law; that
a meeting OF the creditors of the said bank
one or more assignees OF his estate, will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at the Office of Charles H. Butterheld,
on Third Street, in Evansville, Indiana,
before Charles H. ButterfieId, Register,
on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1868. at 10
o'clock AN. EEa "
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
u. S. Marshal, District Of Indiana.
feb2I DIT
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- -ahlieatiens never % be. for

aleFs are Obligations never 70 Do-fOi-
gotten.
The Public Lands to be. reserved
for the people, and 100 acres to each
Union officer and soldier.
Protection to naturalized citizens
at all hazards.
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A Mass Meeting win be held to-
night at Mozart Hall, to ratlfy the
action OF the Republican State Con-
EentI0n. See notice ON eighth page.
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