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DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
L Britain and Ireland. by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet BY weekly lines at redqced rates. TAP
York. continue to issue Passage Tickets, available
for twelv, months. from London, Liverpool, OF
Queenstown, and Drafts, payable on demand foq
sny amount. from fl and upwards.
BAILEY THOMPSON q. CO, Agents.
nckIl-wly-HNY Banker Columbus
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which always accumuiates on the best
ycthts, the animals grow into very much
lsanasomero shaped specimens, and be-
coms splendid when matured. - G. G.,
ILia1 Couafrps le1pap. Ia 70 6,,t-,ati.
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.sF PRILOSOpHY OF. ,MARRIAGE.g.AN NEW
COURSE OF LECyUkBs, as delivered at the New
York MuseunI Of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects How to live and what to live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood general review
ed The cause of indigestion. tiatulen and Ner-
vous diseases accounted for; Marriage p.llosoph-
ically considered, &c.5fu -'s-'- .' - -
Pocket volumes containing these lectures viii be,
forwarded to parties unable to attend on
YoBK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE. 6ls
RRoADw Az 'NPw YoRK. ''N'iN vNY-feb2S-dly
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

T WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP.
i ERTY in the city of Colum bus, a farm of leC
acres of land near Ottawa the county seat Of Put.
nam county. Ohio. and win par the difference. i
any, in cash. Tne land is situate at the corner of
cross roads has house on il and twenty or thirty
screseleaTed. 1t is,very rich nd, and well tim
bered with walnut. ash, sugar tree ana spice busch
A good bargain will be given. ~ =
: - - -.--'- s. W. ANDREWS. -
Office, corner of High and Broad streets.
mar2-wtf .,rrr III = .'..gr 90 sGu Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Wrought-iron Pipe (Plain or Galvanized,
@ Cast-iron Soil Pipe.
=. ~ slprs Stone aud Cement Drain Pipes
i .t,,z,r .-r- Malleable and Cast iron Fittings,
Steam Valves, Stop Cocks,
Fs-l 70 Gas. Service, and a.
.JetA Ss.fl i.i.is Meter Cooks, &c. J. &C.,
Or anything in the Pipe or Fitting line; is at 4
80 81 McHENRY & co. y Depot,
.i5i-t Nos. 8 East Fourth and 162 Main street.
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Times of Holding Courts
in the Fifth Judicial Dis
r tr.ict of Ohio for 1860.

The Fhsus;h stsss sofG,1 Of Ohio, IS. ai'
r. y SHEPARD, CLERK OF THE
j., Court Of Common Pleas within. and for said
county. do hereby certify that the following order
is truly taken and correctly copied from the journal
of said Court. to-wlt:
Times of Holding Courts in the Fifth Judicial
District Of Ohio for 1869. -r..,
It is hereby ordered that the order heretofore
made on the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1858
issued. fixing the days Of the commencement of
the Courts Of Common Pleas and District Courts
OF said udieia District, be hereby amended, and
that the District Courts AMI Courts of Common
several counties of the fifth Judicial District of
the State of Ohio at the times following:
-is 81 DISTRICT COURT. ID
sSisGn Frsnifin Ifs Nav si kes Mss &
Pickaway, May 10th. Highland, Sept. Sd. nif
t.s% tSsms sns sss. ssps s.h 18th Brown Sept s'h'
court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Brown, February 9th, June LIST. November I'd.
Adams, January 9th. May 18th, Septemb Der 21st.
Clermont. January 5th. June 29th, October 5th.
Highland January l2th, May 18th, October 18th.
Ross. Jannary 26th, Jupe lst. November I'd.
.Fayette, February Esd, June 10th. September
2lst. '-'N
Madison. February I'd, Nay 18th. October 10th.
vs. Pickaway, March 6tb June 18th, November I'd.
Franklin, February 18th. June 1st, November
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
- d. ALFRED 8. DICKEYa ~ lsi I
J. O. ASHBURN, , Judges.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
~ Holloway's Pills and HOlloway's Ointmsnt
Disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Rowels-The
Stomach is the great center which influences the
health disease of the system-a' used or debili.
tated by excess-indigestion. offensive bIelth and
physical prostration are the natural consequences
Allied to the brain, it is the source of headaches
mental depression; nervous eomplalnts and pnrs,
generates bilious disorders, Pains in the side. DC
Bowes sympathise by Costiveness, Diarrhoa
is on the stomach. and the liver, lungs bowel and
kidne participate in their recuperative and re-
are two of the most common and viruent disorders
prevalent on this continent: 10 these the Oint-
ment is especially antaespistic Its 'modus oper-t
andi" is first to eradicate the venom and then COM
plete the cure. Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
cases of many years standing that have pertina-
treatment have invariably succumbed to a few ap-
plications of this powerful unsuent. Eruptions on
the Skin. arising from bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are eradicsted,, and q clear and
transparent surface reganed by the restorative ac
tGn Of this OF se
to dispel rashes and Uther d sfsurements OF the
face. Fen ale Complaints iwheth in the young Or
the turn of life. these tonic medicines display
decided an influence that a @ marked improvements
ing purely vegetable prepaIation. they are safe
and reliable remedy for all classes of Females in
every condition of health and station OF life. Pile
and Fistula-Every form and feature OF these prev
alent and stubborn disorders is eradicated locail
mentaiions should precede its application. Its
healing qualities viii be found to be thorough and
invariable. fNs }.'. H''-''E '' 80
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used 4
the following cases: L.
TBunions, Burns. Chapped hands. Chilblains. Fis-
tula, Gout; Lumbago. Mercurial Eruptions, FILES,
Rheamafism, Ringworm. Salt Rheum, Scads.
Skin Diseases .Sweled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
RSs ss. sSs Hsss I s9. ss ss ssis Of
nereal Sores; Wounds of all kinds. j =, 1I5- 4
CAUTI0N!-None are genuine unless the words
HOLLOWAY, New Y oRK AND LONDON y are dis
cernable a Water-nGrE in every leat of the book
of directions around each pot box: the same may
be plainly seen by holding the ledJ to the light A
handsome reward will be given to any one render
ing such information may lead 10 the detection
of any party or parties counterfeiting the medi-
cines or vending the same, knowing them to be spu
rious. t.'b l-i-- -- ~ .titEIl' usa
Aar Sold st the manufaetorys of Professor Hol-
loway. so Maiden Lane. New Fork, and by all
spectacle Drugeists and Dealers in Medicine
throushoutt ecivilized world. ar.-fi..- .tl-.. .
larger sizes. "a i.fa r. Ziitr H' - a'lt f.. ~
N. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
lyl5-w1y
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Pumps 81 Plumbers Goods.
Cistern and W ell Pumps, H5h ~ 20 .@i.''
Lift md Force Pumps, iei 81 .l-lNE
y .Ha7Vi Beer Jumps. Garden Pumps, &c., -
l. -a.H 76t..g Bath Tubs, Closets. i-.ci
L n ash-stands, Wash Trays,
Bath Boilers. Sinks,
&C.. DO. Everything in the above line, wholesale
.0'A-' . -.a'''- &oHENRY 4 co, Depot.
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COUNTY BOAxD SCHOOL EXAMI-
u NERS' MEETINGS.-The Board of School
Examinersof Franklin county meet at the Probate
each month in the year, Also, on the second FRI
day and Saturday Of the spring and fall months.
aprl0-wtf ' --4 20 ''i'o@ p .''
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Gas & Steam Fitters,Tools.
ent and .Ordinsr5 Pipe Tongs. Pipe 'vises.
Meter. and Burner Plyers. Gas Filters Au-
gers. Chises. &C.. DC. Everything in the above
line awa,s on hand and for sale at the manufactur
er's trade rates. at =. ..
McH NRY 81 CO.'S,
No. East Fourth & I6e Main Street,
cTI-ser3o-w3m o., r.. ,.i,y CZNCZNNATL
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Sherif's Sale.

VIM. G. Blynn } Court of Common Pleas
Thomas B. Blynn ct alO Franklin county. OIL,
Un partition.) -,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
the above stated case. to me directed, will Of
fer for sale at the door Of the court house, in the
city of Columbus. on T} rtt..af o. E.
Saturday, the 2Sth dav of November, AID
baiii la;8 -H 1868, rr3 rE .raWs
at Q o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the following de
srbed real estate situate in Franklin county, State
of Ohio. to-wit: s, fF .7,. L-... E.,-. .
Lot number one ~ of subdivision of outlots of
the city of Columbus, numbers ffty-nine (5s),
sixty (60) and sixty-one (6D II ade by Samuel Me-
dary as per plat thereof recorded in book So, page
534 of the records of deeds of ssid county, being
the same premises conveyed to William Biynn by
Thomas s. Baldwin, by deed dated April 23d, A.
ID. 1860. Sd ,Jiit Ia 80 sIilr e.. Il-L. r. ~
Terms of Sale-One- third cash on day of sale,
one-third in one year. and one-third in two years
t. ereafter with interest from said day of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. -l.aarf.fi 4-.f sr.. daf.iW
Appraised at $12 900. . ..-..... 49,.
Printers fees SI3 IS. - - : ~
= "a GEORGE d. EARHART. Sheriff.
By ]. 8. BULL. Deputy.
JIW. BALDWIN. Atty. oct24-d1t&wtd
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EmoIlient Cream.

nNhIS DELIGHTFUL AND EI.EG ANT
i preparation. introduced last winter. having
received SO many hatterlng commentators from
it again before the public, assuring them that it
stands unrivaled the best protector of the skin
not only imparts to the skin delicate freshness
and beauty but also conduoes to its health purity
bed Hands, Face, Lips, or Roushness of the Skin,
il has no equal, while its soothing qualities and
delightful fragrance render il a necessary append
age to the toilet. Prepared only by MARBLE 4
RITSON, ispensins Chemists, 100 South High
street. Columbus, Ohio. nov4-deod&w4w
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ALFRED 8. DfCKEY., . .si
3oSSEpH i 81 AiHBIsN. dsDss Judges.

.t,1 In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
.syy scribed my name and affixed the seal of
sEALl said Court at olumbus. this Both day
+ of October. A. d. 1853.
r41iE Tl[l1JiE T. S.SHEPARD, Clerk.
October 81, 1868. oct31- -d1tw3ws
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.2VTRASsP0RTATIoN.
COLUMBUS, CHICAG
,aI-.stJ ab-..sg'9 ,alHAI IANDrDoIoaosrsK
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
The shorfest Route We,tLNo
Change ofCars 90 Chicago, Pc
q Oria and India nnpoIi.'

.@sA ESOAI8.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY leave Union Dsnof To-
tdrfa-os s4.q qlRmbus, as folloys !. IN -
Elk A. NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS sund.,,
OsfC excepted.) Arrives at Milford 500 A. Nj:
-Ufbhna S.5aA NJ; Piqua 10so5 "A sME Lima IL OF
p. M Toledo 3:45 PAL; Detroit $40 p. NJ
4ZPassengsrs BY this, trim, aIriye AZ .iToledo
1C.10 P. NJ. DAY EXPIRE .S ISundayisex-
ZslO cepted.} Arrives at Urbana 200 z. n;
Fiqua ss55 p. NJ; bradford junction s.Ik P. NJ;
Richmond 4:s5 PM Sindiahapolis f:so pm. Lo.
s45 I:O Bur instoS oTs ,s
1:s5 A. NJ Cairo 4:45 P. NJ; Pana sai An; al
floo fGa 20 si ,,Ia se s k.ffssste
cy l2:45 T NJ: Keokuk zoo r M.
Pasenaers by this train reach ST. Louis the ne IT
of %0Sanf st eaia 6Ns hsis fsd PGSs gss
all other routes. -------
S.Cn fP. ? II. .ocHlcAGo AND 81. LOUIS Ex-
MI MASss S;ssas ss
s:l5 A. NJ; Indianapoiis 3:e5 A. M: Terre Hsute
5:s5 M: Evansville t$sP. A.; Mattoons ssRs A.
NJ; Pana l0:o5 A, NJ; Alton 1:40 r. NJ; st. Louis
2a5 r. NJ; LsfsyetteE7:l5 AtEM., Sprinafelds sIfls
2:o5 P. M; Quincy 7:2O P. NJ; keokuk s.45 Z, N.
Louisville 7:45 A. NJ: Nashville $50 p i; Mem
Phis. s;l5 A. M; Toledo $50 A. NJ; Detroit s:se
"A. M .-rrff
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NEWiAND ELEGANT

'auiiesaI2nN Me- WAND ELEGANT ,fIo,f
y 1 g epi in e. F-sao
RUN IN THIS TRAlNTO CHICAGO AND
ON ST. LOUIS ROUTE T0MATT0oNsILL.
I'D = 3l7 MILES WITHOUT CHANCE,
Arriving at st. Louis 10 hours and Louisville
hours ahead Of any other ronte.niR ,f4Je
1OeAS A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS. Daily to In
IHsVc a.disnspoiis. audsSundays excepted. to
Chicago; Arrives at Logansport s:25 A. M; Peoria
6s5 NJ; Chicaeo loo 7. M: Indianapolis 7:I0 a
Ms,top teIpe ,!5e nspse dO''S Evsnsyie 1890 As
NJ; Alton 7:l5 P. NJ: ST. Louis $40 p. 81; Lafay.
ette $50 z. Louisville AIsO p. M. Nashville
400 A. NJ, Memphis 3.l5 P. NJ.
PASSENGERS By this train reach st. Louis * ana
'H- Chicago hours an cad Of any otherf-g
State Room Sleeping Cars
- l9 RUN IN THIS TRAIN Dad y-f9v
+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO O5INDIANAPOLIS
WITHOUT CHANGE. ,,,a.s-.,
@ Call for Tickets via Logansport or Richmond
.Gs- Tickets for sale at Union and Piqua- Depots
Columbus. and at all principal Railroad Ticket
lu e5csF F. CHANDLER, Gen'1 Ticket Agent.
]. NJ. EUNT. General Superintenden
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Miss Buie's Institution.

Some two weeks since We announced that Miss
BUIE, "the Soldiers Friend" was in our midst,
with the design of establishing here Female
School of high order. We nre now happy to an
nounce that Miss BUIE hus actually begun her
School. She commenced operations on Monday
of last week, in the Female Institute. And we
are authorized to state that, in short time, this
large and commodious building will be in Miss
BulE's possession by purchase. Miss BuIE has
many able and willing friends; and this fact,
joined 10 the indomitablc energy and perseverance,
of the lady herself, encourages us to predict that
she will make of her present undertaking grand
success. Miss BuIE deserves we'll ut the hands OF
the Southern public, and VIC cnll upon the people
of this sectivn to come up row to her support.
Of course her Institution must become popular
here, before it can draw pupils from abroad.
The Femule Institute building, as soon as it
comes into Miss BUIE's possession, will bo thor
oughly repaired and set in order. Nor will her
school be discontinued while repairs are being
made; another building will be provided in the
meantime. And it is Miss BuIE's intention to
engage corps of Teachers whose. very names
will give satisfaction to the great public of Edge
field District. Her text books will be strictly and
exclusively Southern. In fact Miss BUIE's devo-
ton to the South, and to Southern people, and
Southern ideas, and Southern traditions, and the
Southern future, amounts to almost absolute fe-
rocity.
And here, again, we would beg leave to call the
attention of our people to the fact that should
Miss BuIE succeed, as she now has every hope
and prospect of doing, the charitable education
of tho daughters of deceased Confederate soldiers
will be prominent and ever-fostered feature Of
her Institution.
Miss BUIE may be found either at the Institute
or at the private residence of A. A. GLOVER, Esq
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

DEATH OF CRprAIN JOHN CHEsNUT-It is
our sad task to record the decease Of this es-
timable, accomplished, courteous gentleman.
He died about noon on the 18th instant, and
was buried in the family cemetery at Knights
Hill. Early in the late war, be joined Gregg's
Regiment as private and proved his man
hood by the cheerful courage with which he
encountered the perils and hardships of an
infantry soldier, little fitted as he was, physi-
cally, to endure them. Upon the dissolution
of that regiment he entered the Boy kin Ran
gers, company of mounted r. Aemen, which
was afterwards converted into a.cavalry corps,
and was incorporated into the ID South Car
olina Cavalry. On the retirement Of Captain
Boykin he was succeeded by Captain Ches
nut, who served with eminent distinction to
the end Of the war. rure and elevated in
spirit, genial, frank and polished in manners,
bold and manly in character, he was loved
and admired as gentleman,a a soldier and a
patriot. We trust some of his many friends
will prepare a memorial more worthy Of his
fame.-Camden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
For the Advertiser.
Democratic Meeting.
McNEAaY's STORE, June 10, L

McNEARY's STORE, June 10, 1858.
In pursuance of previous notice, large number
of the citizens OF the vicinity Of McNsary's Store,
Edg.feld District, met on Saturday the 9th Of
juno, 1868.
DR.. JAcoD WEsr was called to the Chair, and
j. I. RAUcH requested to act as Secretary.
The Chairman briefly stated the object Of the
meeting, and on motion Committee Of Seven,
consisting of Messrs. A. w. Lindler, Frederick
Kinard, Lott Jennings, H. II. Riser, A., P. West
P. E. Wise and Joseph Wise, were appointed to
prepare business for thee meeting.
The Committee reported us follows:
We, accepting the defeat of our policy by fosce,
Of arms and believing the people Of our State
firmly attached to the principles Of constitutional
liberty, IS handed down to no by tho fathers Of
tho Republic, and recognising the National DEM
ocratc party ~ the only party true to these prn.
oiplss and knowing that the policy of the Radi-
cal party, If succcssful, must inevitably lead to
bloodshed, and all the horrors of war Of races
and being anxious to preserve peace, law md
order, by uniting for the overthrow of these ene-
!
Resolred, That We form ourselves into Demo-
cratic Club to be known rs. the Spring Creek
Democratic Club of Edgeield District, 8. G., and
that we pledge our sacred honor to be governed
by such Rules and By Laws as majority of the
Club shall enact for its government.
Resolred, That those colored men who voted
the Democratic ticket, or abstained from voting,
We recognize as our friends, and viii stand by
them as such, and give them all the assistance in
our pow er; and to those who acted against US
hitherto, either white or coIored, we now extend
an invitation to join as in the causs or noerty to
forsako the Radical party, and assist US in keep
ing peace in the country.
The following gentlemen were nominated and
elected permanent 0fioor'
Dr.. JACOB WEST, Prr ~ .nt.
L. C. McNEARY, ". LNDLER, Vice. -Presi-
dents.
P. E. WISE, Recording Secretary.
A. P. WEST, Corresponding Secretary.
LOTT JENNINGS, Treasurer.
draft Constitution aud Bylaws for the govern
ment of the Club: E. P. West, Joseph Wise and
]. I. Rauch.
p. E. Wise and Jos. Wise were appointed a
Committee to procure speaker for the next
meeting.
The Club adjourned until the goth inst, at
o'clock, P. NJ, at which time it win meet at the
School-house at 81. Marks Church.
JACOB WEST, Presidont
j.. RAucH, Seo'ry. :.
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SHor.-On Friday last, a negro coming out
of the gunsmith shop with shotgun, in q
most careless and ignorant manner, capped
and pulled trigger, with theintention, he said,
OF blowing the gun out. Most unfortunately
the gun was found to be loaded, and went eff,
the contents of which lodged in the head and
shoulders of quiet and good boy, who was
sitting near by. The boy shot, formerly be-
onged to Col. Renwicll, and bears an excel.
lent character; while the other, judging from
his greasy, lazy, good for-nothing appearance,
has nothing to recommend him. Had the
case been reversed, the harm would be con-
sidered triAing. The wounded boy, with one
eye shot out, and otherwise badly hurt, is in
a precarious condition.-Newberry Herald.
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The Dill MuRDER-MoRE AEREsTs.-By
private letter from Camden, dated the 22d
we learn that the military authorities are still
engaged in investigating the Dill murder.
Several additional arrests have been made
and the parties confined in the Jail, prepara
tory to their removal to Castle PiDckpey
Among those last arrested are Messrs. Huea-
hee, Kelly, Rayburn. Mattox, Dr.. VIM. Mel
son, John Mickle and James Pickett. Foul
or five negroes have also been arrested fol
supposed completely in the murder. These
occurrences keep the Camden community at
fever heat, as no one knows what day may
bring forth. Altogether there have been ar,
rested eighteenor nineteen whitea, besides
the blacks above alluded to. A good deal oi
amusement has been excited in the locality
by the reports published in one or two Charles.
ton papers of "bloody and fearful oulrages, T"
which never occurred-Charleston News,
18th.
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For the Adver tieer.

Democratic meeting of the citizens as.
sc,nbled at spann's Church, on Saturday the goth
June. The meeting was organized by calling Capt.
R. WARD to tie Chair, and Mr.. P. L. WaIGHr
10 act as Secretary.
Tho Chairman, on takingthe Chair, addressed
the meeting at length on the condition of the
country, and the objectof the meeting, in an abls
and eloquent style.
The meeting was also addressed by T. II. CLARK.
Esq, and Capt. Tuos. JONES.
Tt was then resolved that the Chair appoint q
Committee Of Five to prepare Constitution aud
business for the meeting, ~hsreupon the Chair
appointed Capt. Thos. Jones, Col. B. E.Nichol-
son, Capt T. II. Clark, Gee. Walker, E.q, and
Martin McCarty, Esq. ~ 49, ..,
After retiring few minutes, the Committee
made tho following report. ~.
The Committee would respectfully submit the
following articles for Constitution.
Article This Club shall be called the Ridge
vile Democratic Club.
2..Its Officers shall consist If President, q
Vice. President, tWo Secretaries, and Treasurer.
3. The duties of the President shall be to pre-
side at all meetings, and call meetings when ever
the interest of the Club demands it and in his
absence the Office ahall be filed by the Vice.
President.
4. The duties of the Secretaries shall be to re-
cord all the proceeding of each Meeting, and to
preserve the records; and that of the Treasurer's
to take charge of the fund. belonging to the Club
and to pay them out by order Of the same.
S. The object of thi0 Club is to promote the
interest of the Democratic party, and to act in
concert with said party.
years, may become member of this Club, by
subscribing to this Constitution and conforming
to the same,
Z. This Club shall hold one regular meeting in
each month in the year, at such place as the pre-.
siding officer may designate.
8. Any Article of this Constitution mny be al,
tered or amended by two-third vote Of the
members present at regular meeting.
The meeting then elected the falling gentle
men permanent Officers of the Club to wit:
Capt. R. WARD, President.
Capt. THos. JONES, Vice. President
P. L. WRIGHT and J. W. LAGRoosE, Secrota-
RIGS.
MARTIN McCARTY Treasurer.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at Dry
Crock Church, on Saturday the 4th of July ae1t,
at O'clock, P. NJ.
P.L. WRIGHT, seo'ry. 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

T The editor of the Journal of ART, paper
published in Paris, has been condemned to two
years imprisonment in Jail, and to pay fine Of
10000 francs for an article written rejecting very
severely on the Government.
~ Chicago is favored with remarkable in
vidua, citizen named Koerber, who has beard
dix feet long, which he is, of COURSE compelled to
lift as he walks along the street.
es- Governor Bullock, of Georgia, is from
New York; Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, is
from Pennsylvania; Governor Reed of Florida,
is from Wisconsin; Governor Yarmouth, of Lou
isiana, is from Illinois Governor Scott of South
Carolina, is from Penn.ylvania and Ohio. All
carpet-baggers. The Governor (B. B. Eggleston),
proposed for Missislippi, is from Ohio; Governor
Wells. to be soted for in Virginia, 10 from
Michigan. sst,fs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
For the Advertiser.
MT. WILLING, June 9th, 1868

MT. WILLING, june 18th, 1858.
Mn. EDITOR I see by the Columbia Ph9nir
that several hundred people met ut Mt. Willing
and, unanimously pa ssed Resolution offered
by Capt. Phil WATERS disapproving the Edge6eld
villOse programme in general. Tho truth. of the
matter Is, a large number of persons had assem-
bled together at Mt. Willing to pay Taxes, and
7 suppose few of them passed the said Resols-
ton. am an humble member Of the Mt VIII
ling Democratic GLIB, but was not present on that
occasion. Had I have been thereI should have
opposed the Resolution. fully approve of the
proceedings of the Edgsheld meeting.
Very Respectfully,
BLEAsE.