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SPECIAL NoTIOHR.

nR. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
IL Lock Hospital, Custom House street New
Orleans, La, (establshed in 1850, for the last
eight ye,rs located in Chicago, H., can be con.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS The members Of
the Junior White Boys in Blue are request.
ed to meet at their hall this evening.
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SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

FROMTHE MOST AMPLE
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AUcTloN.-I will sell at public auction on
Monday, October 18th, at ? o'clock p, M,
the old toll house at the Camden bridges.
Terms cash.
THos. MURDocK, Mayor.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS
VIM. 4. CHANDLER, Washington, b. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.

This Company, National In It's charlcter, Offers,
by reason Gifts large capital low rates Of Premium,
aud New Tables, tho most desirable means OF in
surfing life yet presented TO the public.
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
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MEpICAL ADVISORY HOARD.

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Washington.
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burial casket was very rich and beautiful.
Messrs. II. .. Blackburn, NJ. \. SwiIer, Mylo
Lee, Serene Powars, d. HAYES Capt. Rob.
iusou, B. If. Kimball aud George Mixter,
acted as pall.beareu. The weather was
clustering and stormy and was a mournful
comment on the last dreury sleepwe all must
take, till the wondrous trumpet, scattering
sparks of sound, shall awaken US from
shrouds and dust, like the chrysalis, to the
golden life of angels for eternity.
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A RADICAL FlzzLE.-The republicans
made immcpsc efforts for a great rally At the
German theatre in Davenport, last night
"wednesday to hear Cen Trumbull, Hon
J, 3. GrinucH, Hon. Hiram Price Hon
Henry O'Couner and Ex.Goy KIrkwood-
but they made a perfect izzle OF it, Not
over sixty persons attended the meeting
Kirkwo,d wqq at we Bu,to House, but
wouldn't 20 to the nall o Couucr was there
but refused to speak, saying he would speak
in Davenport sometime, when they could get
some folks out to hear him Trumbull and
Grinnell spoke to-emp'y benches, with no
response and as the little squad were going
away Hiram Price, whom nobody called for,
put in q word or two, which no one cared
for And so ended the fzzc The great
radical rally, at the German theatre, did not
number 90 persons. They had no band,and
went home sick aud disguised
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officers ::

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, Preside.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Pres't.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
EMERSON W. PEET, Phua,, see'y and Ae-
tuary.
L. 5. TURNER, Washington Assistant Seey
FRANCIS q. SMITH. NJ D., Medical Director.
J. EWING MEARS, NJ. D., Asst Med. Dt-
rector
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WmrE BOYS IL BLUE are notified that
their meeting will be held this evening at
the court house. Important, business re.
quires their attention.
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Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general cofresIon-
Iencs should be addressed
Directors /:

jaw Cooke. Phia. f. A. Rollins, Wash.
q. H. CLARK, Phila. Henry y. Cooke, Wash
f. K. Starr, phih. ". T.. Chandler, Wash.
W. q. Moorhead, Ph'a John d. Dofrees, Wash.
GEORGE +. Tyler ph'a Edward Dodge, N. Y.
j. H. Clark, Phtla. II. c. Fahnestock, N. Y.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16
LETTER FROM HON. w. W. EATON.
H1RTYoRp, Conn.,, Aug. 7th, 1868.

H4RTroRp, Conn.,, Aug. 7th, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: Yonr esteemed favor, iGvit-
ing me to address the people Of Edsvilsld
District WAS received several days since, and
the answer delayed in the hope that | should
fiod myself able to give. a favorable response.
My engagements, however, are such that it
j. quite impossible for me to command the
time necessary for q journey to your State.
/ deeply regret it, and beg to assure yuu that
it would give me great pleasure again to gi>it
South Carolina-not so much however 10 ad-
dress her people during the coming canvass,
as personally to observe the horrible effect
which the misrue OF Ra,lica!ism has brought
upon them.
My heartfelt and arrest sympa'hies are
with your deeply suffering people, my friends
and DR. thren. In the whole history of our
Race since the Norman. invasion, no people
have been so oppressed and ground to the
earth as have yours.
But retribu, on is sure, "Thc mills Of the
Gods grind slow but sure.' Bide your time,
for with Gods help, the true men Of the
North, will in November, strike such blew
for the right as will hurl yonr and our cne-
mics from power, and give back to your peo.
pie, that great principle which is the common
property and the common birthright Of us
AL -" The power Of self government"
beg 10 be remembered TO M vain, Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16
LETTER FROM GEN. HAMP fON.
ANDERSON. Aug. Goth. 1866

ANDERSON, Aug. Goth, 1868.
"GENTLEMEN-It would afford me very
great pleasure to attend the meeting to which
you nave done me -the hoaor to invite me, il
it was in my power to do so bat l am quite
unwell, and am forced reluctantly to forego'
this qualification, There were many reasons
which made me particularly desirous Of meet
ing my friends of Edge6eid District, and if
Yen viii allow me to do so I shall regard this
as only postponement of that pleasure as I
can on my retura from tho mountains, consult
With them on the Craze issues presented to
US. Fknow fiat the men Of old Edgef,Jd
require no aid, and need.nu encouragement
in this great contest butiT should like to
make my Acknowledgements to them Tor the
many and great otligetiohs Under which they
hare placed me, by giving to my copnsnd,
during the war; some of its most devoted SOL
diers, and most distinguished officers. Iwish
to ask my old comrades in arms to enlist
agaia with me in this great fight for Corsti-
tutional Liberty, which is new. going on, and
to adjure them to be, as coed soldiers in the
cause OF peace as they were in that Of war.
hope to have the opportunity Of doing this
ut some future day, and until then, l am. =.
Very Respectfully
Your friend and fellow citizen,
- WADE HAMPTON.
Messrs BUTLER, BOSWELL nnd DEvoRs, Com
mittee.
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LETTER FROM HON. B.F. PERRY.
GnEExv1LlG, s. c., Aug. 29lh. 1858

GnErvvILLE, s. c., Aug. 28th. 1858.
GENERAL BUTLER. Chairman, &c.
My Dear Sir:-I shall have To forego the
pleasure of being with you on the ID Sep
tember next, as my professional engagements
in the Federal Court, now sitting here, will
not allow Of my absence. l thank YOU kind
ly for the honor Of your invitation to be pres
cnt and address your meeting on that oc-
casion.
Let me assure you, however, TINT am
with you, heart and soul, in the effort the
good people Of Edgefeld are making, in Conf
mon with that Of the whole Democracy of
the United States; 10 hur from power and
place the most inscriptions, usurping, des-
pntic and oppressive party, tha, ever disgraced
the annals Of history. ] lave no doubt Of
our success in this great struggle. The whole
North. East, West and South arc in II bluzo
of enthusiasm since the nomination of Sey-
mour and Blair, and the adoption of the Dem.
ocratic Platform. State after State has
wheeled into the Democratic ranks, since the
Radical party have openly avowcd their prin-
ciples of universal negro suffrage, negro SUI
prcmacy in the Southern States and one cuff.
rency in gold for the rich bond holder, with
out taxation. and another currency, in de-
preciated paper, for the poor, with an over
whelming and crushing taxation.
Two years ago the issue in the elections
North. was the Constitutional Amendment,
and negro suffrage with the currency question
was kept concealed. Emboldened by their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16

.FATnER, Why DoN'T You SAY SoAE-
TuISG.n-" Oliver Optic" in Ills life of Cen
eraI Grant, tells the following story:
When the gclt medal which WAS voted By
resolution Of Co grc.s to Grant, after the
carnpAisn ,f ,ft'ha,tanoogA was finishcd ccm
mi,,ee fr.,m the Two Houses of Curg:es, went
to City Poin, to presen, it to tue General.
There were pr sent t. wtncss the ceremony,
tha Generals wits, SON and dsughfer, his staff
and several civilians. The medal was pre-
sented in neat little speech by the chairman
OF the committee.
When General Grants turn came TO reply
he was greatly embarrassed. To Sse tsas words
Of his historian
"He began to tumble about his pockets
Just as school-boy dce' on the ros.rum. He
was evidently looking for something and be
could not find it. The delay b'cane painful
and awkward in The extreme, not only TO The
General but to tho symp.hiaing audience,
and little Jesse, his soa, seemed TO suffer the
Wost in this prolonged interval. At last his
patience was exhausted, aud he cried out
Father, why don't you say something 2"
That is the question the people OF the Uni.
TED States are asking to day" General, why
don't yni say something 2" Tho "ship Of
State" is rolling IN threatening saa, and the
man whom the Radicals offer uS a. captain
still has no chart-"no policy General
Grant, why doat you say something f-Troy
Press. .,3
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For You.
DY PEARL RIVERS.

;Atnought! thought for the rosy morn,
Thatcomes ,hro' the gates ofdcw
Iut I'll keep; 70 kinder, happier thought
= For twilight and for You.
A word word for the hummins bird,
A tilt on the jassauine new!
Will my lip lot slip, but my heart will keep
It's softest words for you. ~,
A song song for the mocking bird,
In an swer to bis 80 true! a.
But you know right we'll l " IL always keep
MY sweetest song for you.
A kiss a kiss for the sweet red rose,
And none for tho violet blue J.
But standipg here ut the garden gate
I'll keep buck one for you. .
A :ish o sigh! for my pale white rose,
That tho chilling night wind slew
But answer you when the lilies say
I am sighing most for you! -
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LETTER FROM GEN. KERsHAw.

CAMDEN, Aug. 2Sth, 1868.
GENrLEMES,-It would give me great pleas
ure to meet with my ,Edge6eld friends on the
End Sept. in. accordance with your yalued
favor Of the 18th inst, if it were in my pow
er to do so; but do not find it practicable,
under present circumstances, ! car, therefore
only bid my friends.of theold 96 District, God
speed in the great cause of constitutional
right, for which they have so gailantly and
gloriously eontea sei IN. Tie past; and give
them the assurance that old Rgishaw isbear-
ing alof thu banner of the Democracy with
an energy and determination worthy of the
cause. g Very Truly, Yours. =
j. B, KERsHAW.
To Messrs. N. y. BUTLER and others, Com
mittee.
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friend, Gov. Bonbafm. Be pleased to say TO
him that the political skies look ,brightia the
East, the West, and the centre of the Union ;
and while confidently anticipate a favorable
issue in some of the Southern States, I as
confidently beleye that we in the North can
carry Seymour and Blair to success by our
votes alone. -
Accept my thanks: for your kind invitation,
and believe me, very truly.
Yours, DC.
.s W. W. EATON.
To NJ. C. BUTLER, Esq, and others.
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Daily Papes, $500 per AMMAN.
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y :
yEyHE COURIER has entered on the. sixty-
4 sixth year of It's publication. During .saiss
long period Of its existence, despite e:nntations
of fortune ennd time, i: has been liberally sup;
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been compelled tosnccunb to financial necessities.
We gratefully record this evidence OF the appre-
citation of our own, and the efforts of our prede-
eesssrs. to make IL -hat il, is, and always has
been, ONE AMONG THE LEADING COM
MERcIAL AND NEWS J0URN QFsyHE he
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it easily within the reach of all who destte q
FIRST CLASS CHEAP PAPER. ss1tes {
En- fur.hsrance OF this purpose we now issue
the Daiiy and TIL Weekly Courier to our Snb;
scribers, al the rate os eight and four dollars por
annu1, respectively.
Our purpose is to furnish o first class paner
upon the most reasonable living prices. s@s-.s-S !
Charleston, Jan 90 u
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NJ. Edwin NJ. Stanton. it Is stated, will
take the stump Tor Grant. We are glad of it.
IIs presence among the:people Of Ohio will
confirm the now assured victory Of the De-
mncracy Of O'o. A. more odious person
never appeared among any people. lie is the
cmb,l;mrnt Of the crimes ami corruptionh Of
the war. aud as such he will he treated. rrot
onr The woman llargar Columbus (0hio)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16
County Commissioners Notice.

NoF1cEis is hereby given to all County Officers,
pnd all citisens having business with the County
Commissioners in reference to the County oTcr
which the County Commissioners have control.
will hereafter send all Recommendations, petitions,
and other mater Addressed to the Office of Coun-
ty Commissioners Mt Hamburg.
Also. NIL persons ret'.iling Liquors, or intend
ing to DO soin tho County of Edgefeld, whose
License ,.pvc exl rcd, or those wishing to procure
License. will apply usual at this ofirc. Those
failing to do will he dealt with according to law.
FRANK ARNIM, Chair. C. C.
Jaly21 f 80
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Ex job, G. Grant and T. B. Stubs,
negro Radical members Of the s. c, Legisn-
ture tso callyd> from Marhn,o District, have
recently become thorough c,nver's to the
Democratic faith, and express = deIermna
tinn aitrl adjournment Of the Legislature IL
stump their District for Seymour AMI Bar.
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BLOODY TRaGEDY NEAR THOMSON; Ga
From passengers by yesterdays train on the
Georgia d&ailrostf, We learn tho fi,llowing par.
ticakars of the murder of two white nien and
the hag,ing of the negro murderer, Rear
Thomson, yesterday. We could not.lcara the
names Of the parties: A negrJ who was en-
ployed in getting timber fer saw mill Just
above Thomson, and who was at work in tho
woods, attacked the driver OF esrry.log, a
white man. with his axe, splitting his head
open aud causing instant death. After this
bloody aud, as our informant said, unpso-
voked deed, the negro said he would now 20
and kill the sawyer, also white man, who
was unwell at his house. Another negro. who
heard the threat, immediately ran aud in.
formed tie sawyer of it. uepr, t:,. revolver
ready 10 f:nd himself, bat the murd,rcr
slipped up Ia him uha~sreS AMI deal: him u
mortal blow on the head with his aS.. he
was alive, however, wheu the train passed
Thomson tut in dying condition.
After this assault on the sawyer the negro
aed to the woods, carrying the bloody axe,
pursued by whites ard blacks, ard when
overtskcn was shot down, the ri: II ,aki;,g ef.
feet ID his iss>. ~hca ,hc ncsnss @hu had
,heen in the chase in,nuLiiielI hung IN to
a tree.
This is substantially the information we re-
ceived, and We fear the bloody tale {, too
true. We shall endeavor to give the ,,:.,tic-
ulars Tomorrow.
P.,S.-=SiRcs wriling the above VI. learn
that the names of the two mor,lered mel.
were Fortner and Live. Mr.: For,ntr was
the first victim, aud instantly ktHta Mr.
Lowe was alive when the train passed, but
little .ope was entertained Of his recovery.
-Gonstitutlonalist, 9th. b.
MunpnR nr Dew CRATIC Ngsan S.!ur.
day n:g.'l. ;he 5td,in.r.. at Cii.t.n, Sampson
! County, N. c., ,anegro man. formerly u member
ofthe league. bnt twhorecrn,ly abandoned that
;snrganization md joined the Colorrd Demo.
cratic Club, was called out Of the door Of his
house and shot through the heart. The mat.
ter, createsl: a great deal ct feeling. The
whites generally think ,ha Republican party
are determined to bring on q colli-ion, Hero
toiore there has been no Ka Klux Man or
other secret Democratic oyesnia4tiun in This
| State, but now it is understood and believed
that energetic Efforts will be made to organ.
| ize some secret order as a matter Of selfde-
ibnse. There can be no donbi ct one thing,
tnat the great majority Of thu p o.'le here
long after peace. 1t is NIL ih.,r ak. all they
wani, but the Coolest aid most liberal minds
here seem to arrive at the c"il.l'lsl III that
the Immediate future is fraught with most
momentous ispes.
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