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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-08-12

ZEpHAN1AH PLlrr AND Social EouAbITY.
Military Judge Piatt settled some months
ago with his family in Aiken, was kindly r.
ceived by the people. and visited by the soal-
ETY. of the place. Uncharitable people say
tina, : 'iken wants emisrants, and iu.inuato
that hence this hospitality. But no matter
the motive, there was the fact-zepl,u
and his family visited and were visited. n
dark cloud, however, has recently come over
all this bright prospect of social harmony,
and it happened in this wise: A short time
before the meeting OF the Zebcaic Legislature,
one of the black delegates, the notorious Il.
B. Elliot. happened to be in AIKEN, and
Judge (?) platt wanted TO see him on onsi,
ness, and scnt word to him TO that effect: Tie
coloured I" distinguished" misunderstood tie
invitation, and called at the Judges house
with his wife, negro woman Of bad rcputc.
There was company at the house, &nd The
servant who attended at the door announced
Mr.. Elliot and lady. They were introduced
md took their seats III the midst of The as
sembled company, who did not remain as
sembled long, but made their escape as speed
ily as possible. Hon. zephsniah had short
interview with Elliot, the particulars OF which
have lot tganspired, but are supposed 20 have
been interesting. The Judge (?l vas exceed
iugly indignant, and denounced the attempt
at social equality in unmessured terms. He
had always beeu Republican, and iu iayous
of equal rights, but thought ,hat he s.iil lrc-
tained right to select his own company
and choose his own guests.-Charieslon Mer-
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FRANKLIN j. MosEs-THE ELDER.--It is
with great pain, that we learn that Mr.. Moses
has abandoned his people, and sold out to the
Radicals.
Fer come time past, there have been per-
sors, who have suspected that Jrdge Moses
had put forward his son as teeler. TO pave
the way for his own advancement. reserviug
to himself the opportunity of drawing back,
should events demonstrate the policy Of such
q course.
We had never believed that man of Judge
Moses ability, age, and one who had receiy
ed so many favors from his fellow citizens,
could coudescend to such miserable pol,,ica!
double dealing. We have cluug to the hope,
that Judge Moses was sincere in lis words,
and honest and candid in purpose. FINALLY,
we are driven from our hast stand point asd
forced to admit, that the abandonment, OF his
race at this. critical juncture ofs.i,s aiiairs,
mus, hard though itt be, deprive Judge Moscs
for all time 10 cos1e, Of sthe respees sauE coz
fidence Of men, who honor character aud de-
spise political treachery.-Sumter Newsr.
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oners, accused of the murder of Dill, to sue
out writ of habecs corpus, with view to
obtaining their release on bail. The applica
ton was heard on the lst inst, at Orange
burg before Judge Glover, in Chambers. The
Judge granted. the application, and fixed the
bail at three thousand dollars each for the
eleven white prisoners, and three hundred
dollars for the colored man, Geo. Bowen.
Several responsible merchants of Charleston
cheerfgIlY signed the respective bail bonds,
and the prisoners were released, and have re-
turned to their homes in Kershaw District.
Br Orville Grant, respectable merchant
of Chicago, and brother Of Gen. Grant, re-
Gently gave check of ZOO to Democrat
ic Club of that city. 10 consequence Of the
habits Of his brother, the now General, he
has not, for o long time, been on ve,y familiar
terms with hin, and will not vote for him,
deeming him utterly unfit for the office to
which the negro party have nominated him.
p9r A few days since, laborer on the
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina
railroad, by the mare of Rowe. was strucl;
and instantly killed by lightning, his head
being burst literally into atoms,. and bis
clothes torn entirely from Of his body, leav-
ing him q terribly mangled and entirely naked
corpse.
e Napoleon recently made great dis.
covery near the Chateau Fontaineblenz. It
was no less than a mineral spring similar in
taste and analysis to that at Wiesbsden. Eve.
ry one at the Chateau drank Of its waters
with great benefit 10 themselves until one day
its source was discovered by complaint from
the cook that the drain into which the kitchen
slops were poured was out of order.
Dsr Philadelphia claims the site Of the
next Worlds Fair, proposed to beheld in this
country on the Centennial anniversary Of our
National Independence, just eightyears hence.
IL A correspondent who hes visited Mr..
Seymour reports that ke is confident of his
election. but would personally prefer defeat
and on opportunity to remain at home.
BeH@ A young woman in Chicago has sue
cesstally prosecuted rejected admirer as a
nuisance. His offence consisted in his teach
ing half dozen parrots to screech out in
chorus, Homely Polly, homely Polly, Polly
lives across the street."
pY- The Norfolk Journal says that gen.
tleman in Southampton County, Va, sold ten
thousand dollars worth of Strawberries eff O.
ten acres Of land last season, and that two
gentlemen who jointly conducted smal
truck. farm, five miles from Norfolk, cleared
twenty Eve thousand dollars by the sale o
berries and vegetables.
ar How many steady, regular boarder'
are there in this house?" asked u census tax
! er of servan. girl. "There's fifteen board
ers in oil, cir. but not more than four Of then
isistsady persona"
ES It seems that the great grsndfathe
Of Mr.. Seymour had hrother.inlaw whose
Cousins step son was inveigled into a lunati'
asyluin under false pretences, end was KEEP
there for some days as lunatic before th'
superintendent discovered the fraud; and tha
radical press are now circulating the stor,
that Mr.. Seymour belongs to afamily in Whicl
insanitysis hereditary. {
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Fair Warming.

rFoREwARN all Persons from Selling DIR.
III 7. McBRiDES KING OF PAIN. unless
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.,nsthe Sole Agent for the Sale Of said Medicines
Gor the district Of Edge6eld. - :.
Merc6ants applied at W1elssa.s tnswrepM DT1ces.
Frog level Nswbsriy Dist, s.. O.;
.,,s 1m" 10
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iur on the Undersigned.
D. K. DURIS0E.
AGENT for A. G. HALLS Insurance Agency.
Jan I ~
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Estate Notice.

All ,srsops having eysims against the Estate
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e. present the same to the audsrsigned w'tn"u'
de,ay. and those indebted to said Estate nle TO
ouestsd to pay up forthwith no,, .,.,o.
Oct. Q. 1867 ely ~
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UHIyERsAIIsg HERALD,
NoTAsgLGA, ALA

NoTAsgLGA, ALA.
JOHN C. BURRUsS. Editor & EProprietor.
Terms, $500 per Year in Advance.
vvyuIs PAPER has entered upon its 9th Vol
umo. 1t is the Organ OF the Univcrsalist
dsnominatioa in the South and Southwest. Try
IL year. Money can be sent by mail, at the
fisk of the editor.
Esb 81 itn
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He" "Knows his Rights, and Dares


!, The Columbia P!,o4,.iiI s .ys: .. The fo.lew.
lting printed corresi,.l,,Ec. willie rr.d m;'ii
Interest by our citizeus. Coroner Walker IL.
tends to stick:
OFFICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. c..
COLUMBIA, S. G.. August S. 1865.
Thomas P. Walker, Esq.
SIR: am informed, on undoubted sushori-
ty, that you are assuming TO actns Coroaer &c
Rich!and County, .lthorgh ynilr successor
has been elec,ed, snh has duly GaaliGsi ami
entered upun The duties Of his Office as C"ro
ner.
Iihereby ,otify YOU to as.ist from any
further. assumption Of the duties oil tl.e;tfieo
Of goroner Of Richahd County. X.
IN case this notice is disrc Sarded b. you,
shall takesimmediate STEPS 10 restrain yoil
from further unlawful assumption oi'tho func.
tiops of. the Office aforesaid. Very respectful.
ly, your obedlent servant,
d. "a. CHAMBERI.AIS,
Attorney General s. c.
COLUMBIA, S. g., Augustj, 1869.
d. H. Chamberlain, Esq-SIE: ! have re-
ceived yours, Of the 9th inst. ;nv1,orting to
be signed bylvou as 4lttorney Genoi,hof Souih
Carolina. / do net recognize you as-tlc III
to,7ley General of South Carolina, by any con.
stitulional law now in existence, or by any
military appointment. Yo1 arc. tbcreiure,
neither de .jHre nor de facto At:e1icy-Geaeral
of this State.
You direct that shall dcsis; FROM any Eur.
ther assumption of the Office of Cororar Of
Richland County; otherwise you Will take i'm
mediate steps to rcs:rniu mo from further un.
lawful assumptions Of tho functions CT the
office aforesaid.
do not exercise any such office il. any
such County; nor do I recognize any such
County to exist. But dc exercise the cftiee
of Ceronsr for Rchrand District, under con.
s,itutional appointment, and from that eficc
have never been removed, either by military
appointment Of successor, or by any con-.
stitutional law or appointment whatever.
l shall, therefore, continue to exercise tie
functions Of the said office for Richland Dis
triet, until removed by due process from the
civil courts.
beg 10 refer ycu to MIR. james D. Trade
weH, my attorney, who will bo assisted by
Messrs Fickling & Pope, IN my behalf.
Very respectfully, yoar obedent sersaat,
TROS. P. WALKER,
Coroner for. Richland District.
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HARD JOKE on. GRASr--OR,G!x @ or N1s
ORDER AGAINsr TIE JEws.-Tae BSllston
Democrat, referring TO the order issued by
General Grant, prohibiting the admission o!
Israelites within the lines to traffic with ihe
soldiers, says:
At the time alluded to prominent Jew
cotton dealer Of Cincinnati, made g Bargain
with Grant for the getting.ou live huidTcd
bales of cotton from the BLACK Eiver coartrg,
assisted ty the Second Wisconsin csyairy.
The Jew offered, as was the custom one
fourth the profits. Grant wanted more and
at last the Jew offered an eighth, which Grant
accepted. The cotton was got out al ship
ped to Memphis, and sold. The jew 'aith-
iul to his promise, met Grant with tie pro-
ceeds of the sale, and gave the Gener;.i one
eighth Of tho profits and departed. Grants
Adjutant General, surprised at the smaiiness
of the profits, spoke to the General abont IL,
Who was so eSssperated on learning tEat oas-
eighth was less than one-fonrth, that he with:
J in that hour issued the order expelAIg aH
Jews from the lines, and to this day has
neyer forgiven the entire race. Tor his exn
I stupidity. -,
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QRaN1oS OF JUDGE CHAsE.-The New York
correspondent of the Louisville Den'ecss: has
had an interyie~ with Judge Chase. 'Eo has
lately arrived in that city. In his ccn,t cation
with the correspondent Of the Deuecr.t be
is thus reported:
As to the results in November ne>:, be
fully expresses his conviction thattbe chusces
are decidedly in favor of the Democratic
nominee-provided there is noclieating round
the board The ,Edmunds biilIegulating he
Southern electoral votes, he looks uppn ss y
foleshadowing Of foul play, and the 9aSne,
Gratis are advised 70 keep their eyes OMIT cas-
cordingly. Biair's letter, he says, Rssi,:ply
up to tue exigencies Of tho times. He sces
nothing revolutionary in it. On the goatsary.
he is inclined to think thatit aims to Stop
the revolution, which the admission ofca-pcf
bag senator's is undoubtedly working IN ou,
torm Of: of:government. The letter Lence viii
do no harm, but possibly much good, if ii
retains the Jacebins from further cut:ages,
by indicating what the future basin stare icr
them.T
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The Co!am ia P.ir,smis says: g The foll"w-
ting printed corresi,ol,l.Eee will lie rr.d ~;'ii
interest by our citizens. Coroner Walker il.
tends to stick: