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1ue ,Aakssssuac w. VA, mvpoHss.
Jeseph Eiseic. niiss Shacfer, Arraigned-Foi
Murders COnfe-sed-Ilis Sentence.

Jeseph Eiseic. niins Shaefes, Arraigned-Fomr
Nurders Coufessed-fiis sentence.
The Parkerspurg Grand Jury last Monday week ia
dc,sd Shasfev On s the charges In tho afternoon
srragnsd tor trial and volunteered cont fsssiop,
which, 81 hs request was translated and read TO the
people ~ foiiows:--
l. tns undersigned, confess, from my own free will,
that am the murderer Of Alloys Ulroh, Joseph Ilicn
ihs and Randolph Tutor, and that intended also kill
the fourth man u Almighty God had prevented H. Tor
which thank Him on my knces day and nigh. want
witnesses and NO defence and really give any
reason for my msdesds except that the Evil Spirit led
me in's temptation, and could not resist M I am
willing 20 sacrifice my blood and life for all my crimes
and hope that Almighty God will forgive and after
death receive mo into HIS kingdom. therefore hog Of
The people present their forgiveness have no enmty
towards any one In The world and that de-
serve al THAT may betal and ready TO bear with
patience especially bog my German countrymen for
their forgiveness Tor the great disgrace have brought
upon them, and hope every one viii forgive me.
also beg the American people not 70 thnk III o
the Gsrmana who are uos b be held responsible
becaass cns Of Their countrymsn IL wicked
NAV iess, Also that ~ dsgrsoc mn attach W mv
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ssuoglys INTELLIGENCE.

MFr.ssoLy sui1ps-The Coroner was called upon
yesterday moroIng TO hold inques, upon the body OF
4 mar named william sampson. who committed sui
eide at his boarding house, No ia High street, BY
takns .arss quantity OF laudanum The deceased hsc
been subject 10 despondcnt feelings tor some days
pas, and not having made his appearance NJ the
liable Monday morning the door OF his
bedroom forced open and his hfelsss
hody discovered lying on the bed. A vial labelled
landanum, Was foand ON lths msntslpece, together
with letter addressed TO his cousin George requesting
the inform his brother Charles Ssnpson No
ri washington street, Boston, ef his death, and In
order that mis- body DO removed 10 tbe family bury pg
around In Gloucester, Mars Tbs body WAS
moved TO the dead house. wnsrs post nonsm sxan,-
nation will bs made to-day.
ANEW FssRr--r Ia reported that ,hsrs Is good
prospect tt sa Increase In tbs ferry sccommodscps q
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DISASTERS ON WESTERN RIVERS.

Loss Of the Emerald at Tunica Bend-SinL- /
Ing Of the George ID. Palmer i'm Arkansas
kiver-scveral Lives Lost.
CIsussAri, Jan. %. 1858.
The particulars OF the sinking OF the Cincinnati and
New Orleans steamer Emerald on Saturday received.
The accident occurred while she was rounding Tunca
Bend, Mississippi fifteen miles below the mouth Of the
Red river. The boat careened, causing the cabin 10
slide overheard The hull rightsd Immediately but a
moment aerward struck log. causing her 10 sink In
Few minutes. Mrs DR. Richardson and daughter, q lady
whose name is unknown and the chambermaid were
swept overheard and lost The captain and crew were
saved The cargo and books Of tbs steamer lost
Cincinnati for 500 900. She had board six hundred
hogsheads OF sugar and twelve hundred barrels OF
lassss valued at $lS6 000 which is insured in Cncin
t255. 900
The New Orleans and Arkansas river stern wheel
packet George d. Palmer snagged and sunk on Sunday
In the Arkansas river nfty-our miles below Pine Bluff
She IS insured for So 900 In Cincinnati
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

The Convention-Biii Of Rights-The school
Funds. ~
TALLAHASSEE, Jan 2s, 1893.
In the Convention to-day she preamble Of the Bill Of
Rights was reported from the committee and ordered to
bs printed.
II was ordered that oil reports Of standing committees
be printed and laid over for two days
The Committee Education was instructed 10 in
Quirs school funds Of the state, what dts
position should be made Of them. Several new stand
ing committees were appointed. Tho Convention was
addressed by Colonel Har superintendent OF Rerstra
ton and Cooue Benson, OF New York
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
ABYSSlNIA.

The British Army Again in MotiOn-Advance
Towards the Ti9re Capital.
LONDON Jan. %, 1883.
The following important news has been received
from Annesey Bay
Dispatches from Senate announce that the expedi.
ton is again in motion. forward movement has
commenced.
The has already reached Gooma-a native village
some twelve miles beyond this point.
General Napier will Immediately put himself at the
head Of the column Of advance push TO Antao,
the capital Of the Tigre district
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 The HEHALa.

Accident on the Hudson River Railroad-EIvo
Passengers Slightly Injured.
OoLD ssRM0, Jan. %, 1853.
As the Cincinnati express on the Hudson River Rail-
road, which left New York a ten O'Clock this morning.
reached point mile north Of Cornwall station Il
broken rail. Tho engine baggage and smokers
passed sasty but ave passenger cars ran
Of against the rocks tearing out the sidss They
all filed with passengers. Five or six Of whom
injured badly In the forehead and the face.
one man hurt in tho back. another hurt In tho
breast mono Of them seriously. Tho train delayed
ming regularly.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
DELAWARE.

Seizure Of Illicit Distilleries Near Will
mingtOn.
wnxINoros. Jan %. 1868
The United States officers have been active
within the past few days in setting Illicit distleries and
arrestng the guilty parties Two establishments In tho
country, distance from the city, very large
firm, have been seized and fve men arrested Other
parties believed TO be implicated.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Convention-The Article tho state
GOyerameUs.
RALEIGH; Jan g. 1868
The Convention to-day adopted two sections or the
article on government sc. IL provides tor Governor
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of STATE Treasurer Su-
perntendent OF Public Works. superintendent OF In
structon and Attorney General. Thor terms OF
Office TO bo two years. but those rst elected to
upon their duties Within thirty days after ,he
acceptance Of the constitution by congress aud
serve fo- two years from January L. 1863
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
MAR YLAND.

shooting Affair In Baltimore-Mrs. Edward
A. Pollard Wounds DIR. A. &. Moore.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2e, lS6s
Dr. A. G. Moore. Of this city, was shot BY Mrs. Ed.
ward A. Pollard about one O'Clock to-day Mr.. Pollard
left the Maltby House weeks since and Mrs Pol
lard hes been unable 10 ascertain where he is To-day
she called Dr. Moore, intimate friend or Mr. Pol.
lard, 70 learn where he was and during the interview
difficulty occurred resulting in the shooting OF Moore
Tho wound "a not dangerous. Mrs Pollard refused to
give bail, and was committed 10 jail 70 await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
ARKANSAS.


The Democratic Convention in Session.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2S 1865
special despatch to the Appea, from Little Rock,
Ark, says the Democratic Convention met yesterday
There was full attendance Of prominent men from all
parts Of the State Tho City Hall decorated with
evergreens By the ladies, and was filed with whigs
democrats and large number Of Germans The irish
Convention is still in and is very harmonious
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

Wholesale Seizure Of Refined Petroleum Ia
In Boston.
BosroS, Jan. %, 1883.
There good deal Of excitement in this city this
afternoon among the dealers in OIL ia consequence OF
the seizure by officers Of the Internal Revenue Of all
the refined petroleum In first hands that could DO found
II will be released only u be proved that the
government tax has been paid. The amount seized Is
very largo
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Reconstruction Convention-The Per
Diem 0fIthe Members Fixed mt S1l.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2S 1868
The Convention was chiefly occupied to-day IN the
discussion OF the Tax bin supply funds to pay the
expenses OF the Convention, which finally
mted TO the comm ittee.
An ordinance was adopted fixing the pay Of the nom.
bers at Sill per day and twenty cents mileage THIS
payment Is 10 be ma0e State currency known
bills receivable, which there is twenty dis.
count.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
CANADA.

Recognition of the United States vice Conssi
Generai-Expuision Of Darcy NicGee from
the St. Patrick's society.
MONTREAL, jan 49, 1ses
Thomas r. wilson has been recognized by the Gov
erno General tho United states Vice Consul General
for British North America
Al meeting u the 81. Pstroks Society last night
Darcy McGss Waa formally oSpeed bV unanimous vote
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
TENN E SSEE.

Al Old Man Shoots His son Near aiemphis.
MEMPHIS Jan Is, 1868
An old citizen, living in the suburbs OF this city. shot
his con. q youth OF nineteen years. this afternoon
through the left breast. ncting, II is believed
tai wound He arrested. He refuses to tell why
he did So and there is no clue to the cause.
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THE FARMERS Ass CITIZENS BANK OF saooxLYs.
T,,EAsURY DxrAarnsxr,

TSEAsURY DnrARrnsNT
0fFOE or CoxPraaLLxR TIE CURRENCY,
WAsBiSdros. Jan. 81 1868.
Sla-Yours OF December 80 1867, was duly received.
The consideration OF the propriey OF declaring dvi
dend for those who have mado proof Of their claims
against ths Farmers and Citizens Natioual Bank OF
Brooklyn, NJ Y. for the present necessarily deferred
until the proceedings before the United States Circuit
Court In the matter OF said bank determined. Very
respectfully, r. II. HULBURD, Comptroller.
r. A. PLArr Receiver Farmers and Citizens Bank,
Brooklvu N Y
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Broadway.
GRAND rOfULAR MOVEMENT
ti,p

A.-5A6 Broadway.
A GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
the
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
Chartered by the state OF Pennsyisana March = 1857
In order 10 promote public couhderca tha highest de-
gree .nd for the this great objecr the Asso
raton has decided the diamonds public exhibit
dion in tho show of the large fur and hat establish
ment OF Gcnin 6l3 Broadway under the - Niche
Hotel, New York The world renowned yacht HoHriotta
has also been purchased. ~.
There be l2OOOO0 tickets issued at 81 each admitting
the holders TO the fair aud botn OF the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS
IRVING HALL. NEW YoHK.. SATURDAY EVENING.
FEB. s. 1868.
and one At
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELrHIAs sATUK-
DAY EVENING, FEB ~, 1853.
on which latter occasion
committee OF prominent citizens will be selected -
ASSOCIATE with the making the distributions
before the audience fair
on Monday February "a 10 o'clock A. NJ at Horticultural
HALL S04l $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will be distributed among the ticket holders ia accordanos
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

The Convention as Dendiock-The Lie
Passed Amons tho Members.
NKw ORLEANS. Jan. 2s, 1s6s
The Convention Is still at a stand the question OF
dsfranchisement without any prospect OF On immc-
dats settlement In debate yesterday the lie was
passed
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
IRELAND.

Fenien Enlargement With a Military Garri-
sOn-Retreat of the Insurgents.
LONDON, Jan. 3S, 1858.
The Martelo tower, at Duncannon near Wexford,
Ireland. attacked last night by body Of Fen.ans
Tho garrison fred upon the assaan,s who after
ing the Are, fed No casualties reported.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Fire In Kankakec-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s, 1868
The Douglas Linen Compauy's factory at Kankakee
Illinois, destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon The
will reach $40 O00 which 10 partially insured in the
Enterprise Company, Of Cincinnati. and the New Eng
land, Of Hartford The works TO commence opera
tions this morning for the first time.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

WilIiamsI0rE On the completion or the extension OF
Washington svonue ferries will be run then TO New
York. both up soWn and down town.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
ENGLAND.

Another Fenian Turned Inf0rmer.
LONDON, Jan. 2s. 1893.
Tbs Fenian Shaw has turned Queens evidence. He
positively Identifies Barret as the who nred the
fuse which caused the Cierkenwsll explosion
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
GEORGIA

Arrest Of the state Tucasarer by the Military
Authorities.
MILEpGEv.LI.a, Jan %, 1868.
State Treasurer Jones arrested to-day by the mil
itary authorities. He afterwards paroed 1uti ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLAsgow, Jan. 2s, 1868.
The steamship Britannia, Captain Laird, from New
York on the 1lth inst, arrived a. this port ysstsr-
day.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

Proceedings in the Convention.
ATLANTA Jan ~. 1868
The Convention debated tho Relief ordinance Gil day
aud finally recomm itted IT.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

FssScs rasArRk An intelligent and apprsciatigo
audience assisted Last evening tho frst
Of Victor Hugo's masterpiece "HernanL" Milo.
DEBORAH the bend OF tho evening" appIsuasd
throughout tho play her riots OF Dona SOL In the
soslng scenes particularly she exhibited those rare
capabilities as tragedenne for which she has been
praised by tho most distinguished critics in France A.
IN the closing scenes the 'Dame Carnea death
was IN her voIce to degree satisfactory to scientiao
az we'll as artistic demands n La Roche as Hernani,
acted superbIy. NJ Larmet, 40 Ruy Gomez persoaa,ed
admirably the proud and chivalrous Cnanan n
Car0n especially the third act sustained WITH energy
the part os Don Carlos. M. Roche as Don Rcsrdo ~
Jugnet N. Rousseau, N. Hamilton and Mile Relies All
showed with what copscientiousness sup1ror frencn
artists perform even subordinate r6s Shsrnsnr wNt
bo repeated ON Thursday evening.
The Evening TELEGRAM Has Now q Gircnl%- ,,rns
II Is constantly ahead news and ast evening oass"s
IN THE FlRsT EDITION iT CONTAINED
COMMERCIAL NEWS BY CABLir
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROADWAY,
AN ICE ADVENTURE ON TIE NDkph RivER
AND LATEST LOCAL ITEMS
IN THE SECOND EDITION
RECORDS OF ACCIDENTS AND CKIMEh
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STkEEr.
EEyBNuE OPTICIANS AND EXrpSuKESt EN-, i.n Ht,p
AND A LuDICROCS SCENE IN COUHF
IN THE THIRD EDITION
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS,
The PROCEEDINGS IN GONGRESS.
FREEDMEN'S BUREAU IN MARYLAND.
fokEIuM inNGRS g fAhkAuus;
MONEY, MARINE, TRADE AND STOCK REPORTS.
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csandons YIN iMpERrsL tGRkEN sEsII yEEzSNAY
and fLKUR DE SlLLERY OF rHE E1CElLENT. VIM
rAGE or 1855 beg 70 call the attention q the tnkYcIs
these Vines especially 10 the TIN fMPERfAf tGRENH
sEAL which has been snoed by IN be
superior other chsmpsae before imported lnio this
country.
The above Wines Zoe sale a al ars easa deacrs
tn Wines In this CITY ANTHONY Ohyns,
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

Copart N erahip. p.-we. the UudevsiRued, have
THIS day oraed copsfnarshp Tor the pzrposs "a slrcL
commission business IN gold and goveramsnt sscuretes-
L. FRANK,
y vALKNri0R
JANuAps - i3&s j. IRAsk.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

| A Rupture Cnrc-Dr: Shermnn'S Heraa.i
| Appliances and Rupture Cursase and Csspoundi aGa~
glarAntses OF pernanent selel. Once sN DsosAsay.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

FFOmN TTWAfWOfINf UMIW HffN ESIFs
mated that At least onsf fourh Of all scrn tbs
United States have a birth lungs IN tuber su.os o,nit
ton, and In consequences prcdsposcd IN pulmonary
compsins; rot II u equally wel esaoshe that ths pre-
dsp ,sitton need end Ia consumption asthma Or Any
ohsr lung disease. due aud wa ehulness be OBJ
scrvod, and all exciting prompt treated as they
arse. IL Just such DR.. y. JAYNBs EhPFt-
exercises the most benedcs cTscs aud has pro
duccd the largest OF ia eur Besides promptly
removing coughs aud colds which hen en to themselves
aro the most common csusa 81 ~ oeruous desecpnent
the Rpccorant asys any nhau which erlsi.
by promoting espec,of clsanses the lungs
the Substances clog thf up and which fspttly
destroy when suffered TO rerns Sold by all dlugs.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

A Perfect Hair Dressina-Burnets's C0coninU-
glos8 and is saperfor TO French pomades
and oils Of alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

PRINTING Of Every Description Executed
with ncaness and tespa and a, lower fates than else
whsrs Al .he NErRoPf yfiTAN JOB rRINrINu HSrAU-
IISiimENT ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

~s, who is free from taams "a always arranged mat
tcrs so that she would noS have any suspicion nss
VIII be dsfrauded am anAo 70 give each man his
own a. near possible. have made my last Will ana
hope shall be able 70 realize enough 10 refund bis 0wn
70 every man have also written down my life, whsch
Is an example TO every who may READ H. and a can
see what follows when amis nfs prayers aud dis
regards religion. JOSEPH EISELE.
After hearing the confession and the testimony
snsred ns court remanded the prisoner 20 JAN until
elevsn O'Clock Tuesday, when he was sentsossd
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

Coustitption WUisr tA a. .CcrtalH Cure for
diabetes add all diseases Of We kidaoys Depot - Gun
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

Illustrated Presentation Work, entitled the Tribute
ios 70 siOt 900 Photograph Albums at IS 60oe
laOl Presenls, n esch t2au1D
Making the aggregate IL lG presents ysuedst
Orders In registered letters or Posi-
Office orders from u TO So at Larger
AMOUNTS should be sent drafts BY express the fol-
lowing tLub kaIES ..-..
five tickets 70 one address, So y tickets % one Ad
dress e9 ~ tickets aress Slf 5o ~ uskets 70
address s ~ cxots TO one address, Ss ~ 100 tickets
70 one address, S6b
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ASSOCIATION.
50 Broadway, New ycta-
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 1875 Cbs-,nut street.
BROOKLYN, Il. D.. corner OF Grand and seventh s.s
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

The tletropoi dnn Job Printing E~fsbiish-
MRNr ~ sssssn s f,ct s prepared 10 intna Gaids vr
Of Printing s'es twenty i've per cent ls otn -s' %
obIs'ped ssswS Se,e IA the xts-
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A.-Mos, e Chnnaon Champas.~.

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, ii25 Chestnut str,
BRo0KLYN, Il. D.. corner OF Grand and. Seventh .
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-11
Irish Correspondence.
DUBLIN, March IA, 1868.

DUBLIN, March IA, 1868
The trial of Captain Mackey charged with the murder of
constable Casey at Cork has ended The the
court lined with military and company of Lancers
guarded the prisoner his way from the prison Mackey
who is young of about twenty three pleaded not guilty
Mr. Heron &C., defended Mackey, will be recolleced
arrested at Cronn public house, and that according
his voluntary confession, it the policeman Geale he
intended shoot not Casey it being Geae who struck his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18

DAuwAy. NJ J-spLESDrD COUNTRY SEAT FOR
il rac in The city Of Halfway, minutes from depot VIII
ID aces OF gard, HIlcd with fruit OF every variety situated
AZ ihe biu banL ~ tbo river tn beautiful lawn inc
river bank n ron OF with boat and bathing houses
AZ n will ia aid IN called for soon, win stock crops
furniture and everything beonglng horsss carriages,
sevbs together with everything the place aud IN we
mansIon escevt some family relies and mcmenoe! Also
two st class country seats on the hudson one ~
rooms pariors frescosd and pesanss 70 o.
11"S 49, ,, A. MARTIN. RAILWAY. N, ].
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EO BOND STREEr.--a NTEFL BOARD. CHEAP
~ for gentleman and wife single gentlemen: house
newly aud elegantly farnshcd good tables private family
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40 WEST TWELFTH SgRFET.-A PRIVATE FAMI
TO ly can accommodate gentleman and wife, and two
gentemen, with furnished Rooms and Board; reference
reouired ~
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE COMING TO NEW yORI
n January 81 for stay of three weeks desire gcnee
furnished Room, with Board and FIRE, for which Sc
Will DO guaranteed (Ss0 week. References require
and gwen Address Publisher, New York Printin
Co., 81 and 50 Centre street, New York.
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JpoARD WANTED-FOg A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE:
sr waite family preferred paror and brdroom terms
about s25 per week Including fro and gas Address, stating
parcuars box $40 Post Office. References given and
r,raH
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A NEW HOUSE, TWO STORY, BASEMENT AND
~ sueoellar. all modern improvements, on rompkins
avenue 100 feet south Of Gates Take Gates
cars from Fulton ferry Apply premises from IL to
every day. A little home at bargain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter of LARKIN W.
SNELGROVE. Bankrupt, by whom Petition
for Adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed on
the 18th day Of May, A. D., 1858, in said
Court.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
VBVHIS is to give notice, That on the 4th day of
Il juno, 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate of LARKlN w. Smell
GROVE, of Edge6ed District, and State Of South
Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on
his own Petition; that the payment of any
Debts and Delivery of any Property belonging
to said Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any Property by him are forbidden
BY Law; that meeting of the Creditors Of tho
said Bankrupt, to Prove their Debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees Of his Estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at Ncwb.yy c. H., s. c., before Henry Summer,
Register, on the 14th day Of July, 1858, at 10
o'clock, A. II. -
J. P. NJ. EPPING,
U. S. Marshal az Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Deputy Messenger.
June l6 st IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
NEW GOODS

ii HE Subscriber has now in Store Stock o.
SUMMER GOODS, just received from Charles.
ton, which he will sell q. the LOWEST MAR
KET PRICE.
A splendid assortment Of cALIc0ES from 10
to 20 cts. per yu:d; ,y,
LLNOS, MOZAMBIQUEs, Eng. BAAAGBS,
A nics lot Of Colored MUSLINS;
White JACONET, SWISS, NANS0ok and
BISHOP LAWN, Plain, Striped and Checked
Ladies' BONNETS, HATS and RIBBONS;
Ladies and Misses Isle GLOVES,
Ladies and Misses SILK MITTS;
Plaid DOMBSTICS, TICKING and CHECKS;
TWEEDS and CASSIMERES for Mon -
Boys wear;
COTTONADEs and DENIMEs, of oil kinds;
Plain and rwillsd LINEN for Boys and Mems
wear;
Mems, Youths and Boys Felt Wool and Straw
HATS;
Ladies, Mi.sss and Childrens SHOES, all
kinds;
Mems, Youths and Boys SHOES, all kinds;
CROCKERY of all descriptions;
Brade's Patent and Crown HOES;
Perkins Sons Patent HOES;
Grifin's Best Scythe BLADES;
NAILS, HINGES, LOCKS, DC.
CHOICE GROCERIES, { full and varied as
sortment-
B. C. BRYAN, Agent.
n.u ~ IF %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
June l6
Strayed or Stolen,

ENRON the Stables of J. II. Proctor, on the
T. 10th inst, small s0RREL HORSE. blaze
fsca,Lshort build, rather on the .poney order,-
name ahort near tho ears,-s small skinned place
on his right fore leg.
either ut Haltiwangsr's Store, or At hinsty.Six
Depot. JAS. NJ "hl1nn: a,o:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter of ANDREW
JACKSON SMYLY, Bankrupt BY whom Pc
titioneor Adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed
ON the 2sth day of April, A. D. 1858, in said
Court.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
VUVHIS is to give notice, That on the sth day of
Il June 1888, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against tho Estate of ANDREW JACK
SON SMYLY, of Edgeheld District, and State Of
South Carolina, who has been adjudgod Bank
rupt, on his own Petition; that the payment Of
any Debts and Delivery Of any Property belong:
ing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any Property by him are forbidden
by Law; that meeting of the Creditors of the
said Bankrupt, to Prove their Debts, and to choose
one or moro Assignees of his Estate, will DO held
at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New
berry c. H., S. c., before Henry Summon, Regis.
ter, on the 14th day of July, A. D, 1888 at II
o'clock, n. J. P. NJ. EPPING,
U. S. Marshall ns Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
June II, st 70