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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-08
Ready and Waiting.

Messrs. C. A. & J. II. CHEATHAN. These en-
terprisng young merchants returned from New
York week ago, after spending fortnight or
three weeks in that wonderful city selecting their
Stock of Goods for the Spring and Summer.
During The week which has elapsed since their
arrival, thcI New Goods have been opened and
arranged, their Store has been repainted and
much decorated, they have girded on their armor
for the coming campaign, and are now ready
and waiting. Not however, that they have much
waiting to do for the rush to cheatham's" has
been very great 70. several days past. And we'll
may it be so; because their counters and drawers
are filled with the loveliest fabrics and most
beautiful articles the human eye ever beheld. All
such goods, lately bought by the Messrs. CHEAT
HAM, as appertain to the most fashionable and els-
CANT female toicttOs of the day, were chosen on
on Wednesday 25th of March, the grand " Open
ing Day" in New York, when all the very newest
fashions and all the novelties of the season nre
for the frst time exposed to view. The Messrs.
c. waited for this occasion; and good use did
they make of it. As regards the gaude toilette,
from tho gaiter to tho hat their repertoire is most
unique and unexccptionable.
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THE FUNERAL fRocEss1oH.-The funeral
procession yesterday Of Ashburn formed in
line at the house where be was killed, march
ed down Oglethorpe street, to the Psesbyte.
riau Church corner, and then 10 the Musco-
gee road, where the body was placed on |
train and carried to Macon where tho family
reside. There was music from two drums
and fife. The pall-bearers were negroes.
Only one vehicle followed the hearse-a car.
riage containing A,hburn's son, Jew, Cole
man, for whom the son clerks, and two ne
groes. An escort Of six soldiers of the gar.
rison, commanded By corporal, followed.
Besides those mentioned there was not white
man in the line. Citizens looked on indiE
ferently. All Radicals remained sway. No
demonstrations whatever. There were not
exceeding two hundred negroes in the pro.
cession. Half of these were women. Ofthe
men we recognized none from town. They
seemed to be Of tho idle, dirty class of rag
ged vagabouds- gathered from the purliens
and outskirts of the city. The last section
carried United States flag. Ashburn's in.
Auence, which has waned vastly in the last
six months, appears to have died with him !;
and in few days he viii be forgotten. The
dsy was bright and cheerful Columbus San.
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Vote voses, Vote II,
FOR TIE CONSERVATIVE TICKET, AND
AGAINST THE NEGRO CONSTITUTION.

It Wilrbe aeen from our columns that eight Of
our fellow. citizens have been nominated for the
next Legislature.
This nomination was made unanimously by the
Public Meeting on Monday last, and Is in accor-
dance with the expressed wish Of tho late Demo-
cratic Convention in Columbia.
Tho Nominees of the Republican Party have
been announced for some days; and they have
gone to work to secure their election with all that
vigour and energy for which that party has be-
come famous.
We, therefore, urge opr fellow citizens to lay
aside masterly inactivity for the present, and to
so organize the different beats in the District as
to be able to poll their entire uOte on tho Il, Is
and 18th inst.
Our Democratic allies at the North, in the Great
West, and in our Sister States of the South, are,
and hare been for some time, thoroughly organ
ICED, and ready for the emergency; and We have
not a moment to lose if we hope for aucness.
Above MI, lot every white voter say frankly and
openly to his colored neighbour we are your best
friends, simply because We are your natural
friends, because we live in tho same country, cu-
.tiyate the same lands, and hope to share in the
same usufruct. Do not be deceived by foreigners
who have nothing in common with you, bat trust
to these whom you know to be your natural friends
and allies.
Tho Freedmen will sooner or later find this ad-
vice to be truo and will be faithful to their own
interest in adopting it. f-..,
Bit earnest, energetic, honest work is before us,
andwe sincerely hope our District will enter upon
It with manly determination to accomplish the
noble task.
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IN BanKruptcv.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE pN1-
Il TED STATES FOB TIE DIsTRIcT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, II ~EE MATTER OF
.TILLMAN WATSON, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
4 PETITION FOR HkDJUDIcATIoNh i OF
BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 19rH
DAY OF MARCH, 1885, IN SAID COURT
In NBANKRUPTCK.-1.his Z to give notice
that onft5e fSSnty- eiydik dog 2f4Maress "A. D.,
1868, Warrantin Bankruptcy was issued against
the Esta4e of TILLMANi WATSON, in tho Dis
trict of Edgefeld and state of South Carolina,
who has BEEN adjudged q Bankrupt, on his ewn
petition that the payment of any debts and de-
livery OF any property Belonging to said Bank.
rupt to him or for his usi, and tho transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by Law; thas
amasting of the creditors Of tho .said' Bankrupt
to prove their debts, and Is, choose one or moro
Assgaees Of his estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to sbe, holdsn at. Nsuberry, Court
House South Corolina, Before HENRYsUMMER,
Register, on the t,eentieh dag q, April, A. D.
1868, at II O'Clock, a. II. = y
-,:4 ,@s = ~ q. s. Mafshal as Messenger
BY George Larsen Deputy Messenger. - -. :, =
April, I 2t s'b1sj
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Who is J. p. Wilson?

We notice in the Charleston Courier of We'd
resday, the following paragraph 10 relation to j.
P. WILSON, an Edge6eld man:
A FIT SUBJECT FOR OUR ALMs.-Many of our
readers have no doubt passed in streets lately,
poor cripple; afflicted in the loss of his limbs in
u manner 80 extraordinary as to excite ut once
commiseration. He is j. P. WILSON, q native of
Edgefeld, who is go MANNED that he cannot 60
even upon crutches. His present condition is
alleged to be the resalt of Injuries received in the
late war. Ho is anxious to get money enough to
tnke him to his sister, who is living in johnson
County, Texas. The greatest alienation of his
present unhappy condition, will be to enable him
to reach this, his sole remaining relative. We
will gladly receive md appropri-.s such coutri.
buttons as may be left at this Office.
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J.E. Bryant IN TowN.-0n Thusday of
last week Capt. Bryant, the base wretch who
has been misleading the negroes about Au-
gusa since the close Of the war, came to
Athens to nee his colored brethren. He was
domiciled at the Newton House, and we learn
that number of the boarders refused to go
to the table where he sat. After meeting
at the Knox College" he was escorted to
the hotel by large crowd Of negroes. We
learn that he received communication from
certain parties supposed 20 be of the Ku
Klux Klan," notifying him that the feathers
were ready and the tar was warm, and if he
did not leave by the first train he would be
treated TO 3 suit of clothes by the knights of
that fearful order. He left next morning.
Banner.
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IT, s.. Intern;isllI Fseyenue,

ASSESSORS OFFICE, Sd DISTRICT S. C.
ANDERSON, April !, 1868.
.MIOTIGE is hereby given that on the 22nd day
In cf April, 1868, at my Office in. Anderson, ap-
peals will be received and determined relative to
anyerroneous or excessive valuations, assessments
or 'enumerations by the Assessor or Assistant As
SCISSORS of the annual taxes for 1858, which have
been assessed.
Tho Assessors Office is open daily, during bu.
siness hours, for tho hearing of Appeals By par
ties who shall appear voluntarily before him, re-
lating to any taxes which have been assessed, and
which have not been committed to the Collector.
All appeals to the Assessor as Aforesaid, must
bc made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter or thing respecting which decision
is requested, and must, moreover state the ground
OF principle Of error complained Of. '''''' -
II. O. HERRICK,
~ i 1si4 d. S.Assessotl q
Apri,7 1t Is
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
JN OPDTNlP

E. w.Perry, Ex'Or., Def'ts. Partition
vs.. and 70
E.A. Perry and others, ,prf.) Pay Debts.
NY an 0rdOr from the Ordinary, shall proceed
ID to sell at Edgefeld cour. House, or. the
first Monday in May next, for Partition and to
Pay Debts, the REAL ESTATE Of MARY
PERRY, decd, consisting.oe ONE TRACT Oh
PARCEL OF LAND: 'ying and being in the
District and State aforesaid, on Indian Branch,
waters of Clouds Greek, containing Three Hun.
dred sixty-fve (3s5 Acres, more or le.s, and
beundcn on lands of J. W. Durham, Elijah Wat
son, Sem, and others.
TERMs-on credit of one and two years, in
equal nstallments, with interest from dayof sale.
Purchaser to give Bond and securisties, and
Mortgage of the premises 70 the Ordinary, to Sc
cure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
Cash, and to pay for Titles extra:
ISAAC B0LES, S. E. D.
Anr7 A. 15
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TERRIBLE MINING AccIDENr-TwELvE MEN
INSTANTLY KILLED.-By the breaking of a
chain connected with the hosting machinery
at the Diamond Coal Mines, in Scranton,
Pennsylvania. on Tuesday, March %. A
platform containing seventeen men was pre-
cipitated to the bottom oil the shaft, distance
of 1876 feet. Eleven were instantly killed,
one has sipce died, ard two more, it is
thought, cannot live. They leave eleven wid
ows and twenty-eight orphans. This is the
most disastrous accident that has occurred
in the Lackawanna Valley coal 6ells for many
years.
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Rome, Ca, Becomes Gamer at the
Expense of Edgefield.


Before this number of the Advertiser shall
have been issued, our universally beloved fellow
citizen, JAMES B. SULLIVAN, Esq, with his re-
fined and estimable family, will have departed
from our midst to set up his rest in Romc, Ga.
JAMES B. sULLIvsS, rs boy and man, is1me,t
known throughout the length and breadth of onr
District. AS gentleman, Christian, citizen, friend,
his record is fair and spot'ess. Edgodeld deeply
bemoans the departure of such CITIZEN, and such
family.
And Mr.. RosERr GwALTSEr, so highly hsnor-
ed and esteemed during his four or five years
residence in Edgcfeld, also pulls up stakes in
Beech Island, where he has lived for year past,
and turns his face towards Rome. These gentle
tlemen will there enter. together, into the mer
camille business. Most earnestly do we hope God
will speed them we'll; and that the place which
has known them so long, may yet know them
again, if even but for few transient days.
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Attend The Political Meetings.

Sec the notice elsewhere of Political Meetings
to be held during the present week at Ridge
Spring Church, at Hamburg, Mt Red Bank Church,
and at this place. Attend these meetings by oil
means, and encourage the freedmen to 60 with
you- Best assured that, under eristing eircun,-
stances, neither whites nor blacks can better use
their time
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Sherifss Sale.
A. J. Hamuond & i.t'H1 so'sV,:'
w. G. Harris, E1' 'ors., - --------- =: n

A. Hammond & 3si4tF41' Jss0ssg=on;E
w GT
W. u 5sH@s s;Htse = Sslre1t tFFEa FEa
Robt. II. Sullivan. .o----
DY yirsus, Of a. Writ of; FL Fa. in the aboss
d stated scase to me;dirested,. Iwill proceed to
sell at Edgefeld G. H., on .he list Monday in May
next the following property Of the defendant,
Robert q. Sullivan, to Rits: Z 1&
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Sixty
farr Acres, moro .or less, with Dwelling ,House
thereon, adjoining lands Of John Huiet and w.
F. Durisoe. ss'.2' ''
ISAAC BoLEs; s.E.prs
{Aur7 At 9.,. Is.
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Sherif's Sale.
Alex. Hollingsworth,

John E. Harrison, sr. fp
KDY virtue of wri: of Fl. Fa. to me directed,
I'D in the above stated case. Twill proceed to
sell at Edge6eld G. II. On the 1st Monday in May
next, the following property of the Defendant,
john E. Harrison, Sr., to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Five
Hundred and Twenty EIGHT l52s) Acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of E. Devore, Mary Harri-
son-nnd others. =-r,.ca
TRACT No. 2, containing Ono Hundred (1oo)
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Steven
Langley, Steven Wren, Thomas Rodgers and
others. =
I will also sell at tie residence of the Defen-
lant on Wednesday, tho 5th day of May next,
the following personal property Of the Defen.
,lint, to wit:
One Mule, One Horse,
Nine Head Cattle, r: ,fi;,a:sti =
Seven Head Sheep, Fifteen Head Of Hogs,
One Set Blacksmith Tools
Two Wagons, one Carriage,
), Plantation Tools, ,r ,1...,..-T
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
g- Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLEs, S. E. D.
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sherif,is Sale. |.

h. N. Folk, r,7n ct)la,,.s s!l:in.e, -s,.
o. Wilson dolston.s L.f. ..-s, 40 - G4i.6ie
TeY Virtue Of Writ of Fl Fa to me direcsdsin
I'D the above stated case, II will proceed to- sell
at the residence Of the Defendant, Wilson Hol-
ston, on Thursday the 23d inst, tho following
Personal Property, to wit: .igG.G 3
FIVE HORSES, ~ niesp' zig :.
CATTLE AND HOGS. ..&9-'frht4
FIFTY BUSHELS CORN, ..a .ii,,l.aI
SMALL LOT FODDER, - 3, ..-,G 80
PLANTATION TOOLS, -. = al =. ~, +, !
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN. UTENSILS, &c. 49,,
re- Terms Cash. H.. . .o.r
ISAAC poLEs, s.E.D.
Apr7 1T Is
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Quarterly Meeting at Harmony Church.
The second Quarterly Meeting for the Edge.
field Circuit. will be held at Harmony Church, on
Saturday and Sunday nert. On next Sunday
night the Rev. VIZ. H. fleming, Presiding Elder,
will prcach in the Methodist Church of this town.
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Sheriff., Sale.

s..;; ,'as :. Coles, s,.,,,. Lie. ,e. s crop, M
EpY Virtue Of an Execution in the above stased
Id case, will proceed ITO sell Mt the residence
of the Defendant, RI. Graftnn,on Friday, the
18th instant The following property, to wit:
FOUR BALES COTTON IN THE SEED,
more or less. {. - : !S;;tsa,,1t ~
TWENTY BUSHELS CORN,
TWO HUNDRED LBS. FODDER.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLEs, S. E. D.
Apr7 I'M At Stf.r Is
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ADVER Err,
T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1868.
Oar Club Rates.

We are now furnishing thesADvERrsER to
Clubs at tho following very low rates:
Two Copies one ysar 80. $3.50.
Five Copies one Year, l25O.
E Ton Copies one Year, $3.50.
Twenty Copies one Year, 1000.
No Clubs received for less period than one
year,-and in all cases the Cash will be required
in advance The names of the entire Club must
be sent at one time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-08

w General Hancock, on the slst, issued an
order assuming command of the Division OF the
Atlantic, with his headquarters at Washington.
The division embraces the Department of the
East the Department of Washington and the
Department of the Lakes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-08
Sta tie of South Carolina,

EUGEFIELD LIo TsiOIi
IN ORDINARY.
Pleasant D. King and Sarah,
- hNs wife, ct al, Applicant, Petihonsfors
VS.. e ! Par:it'n of Real
Artemus Holson and wife ct Estate.
al, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Joseph B;
permclia his wife, John Bussey, Thomas ]. Bus
sey, Dempsey Bussey and Augustus eofer, De-
PENDANTS in the above case, are absent from and
reside beyond the limits of this State, 1t is or
dered that they do appear ia my Office and object
to the sale of the Real Estate of Nancy Talloy,
decd, within three months from the date hereof,
or their consent will be entered of record.
W. F. pURlS0E, o. E. D.
Mar 2s. 1858 3m Is
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Meeting for the Nomination of Con.
servative Candidates.

servative Candidates.
Elsewhere in our issue of to-day will be found
the proceedings of Public Meeting hold on Mon
day last to consider the Debt Question. Also tho
proceedings of meeting, held on the same day,
to organize Democratic Organization throughout
Edgefeld District
On the adjournment of the last named Meeting,
another Meeting was then and there called for the
purpose of discu sing the advisability Of nomina-
ting Conservative Candidates to represent the
District in the next General Assembly of tho
State. Of this Meeting our honored Represen-
tative, DR.. JOHN LANDnUN, was made Chairman.
H. W. ADDIsoy, Esq, then moved that Com
mitteo be appointed to nominate such candidates.
Hereupon followed considerable discussion con-
cerring the matter in hand, one or two gentlemen
speaking in opposition to such nomination, four
or Eve in favor of It. Mr. ApDIsoSs motion be-
ing submitted to the meeting was unanimously
adopted, and the Chairman proceeded to appoin!
nominating Committee of twelve, four from each
regiment The nominations made by this Com
mitee are as follows. And it behooyes erery ,ohic
man in Edgefeld Dis.rict to 60 to the polls on
next Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday, and
cast his vote in favor of these candidates, and
against the negro constitution. AT any and euery
sacrifice this ought to be done
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-08

MS- The New York Herald has dropped Chief
Justice Chase, tho Democratic nominee for Presi-
dans and suggussed-aoO. Francis Train.
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SOmmiteoo Va Cio'SAs
The Meeting was then addressed in nm able and
eloquent appeal by DR.. ]. A. DEvoRE, in support
Of tho Report.
The Chairman then submitted the Report for
the consideration of tho Meeting. 1t was received
with applause and unanimously adopted.
Onmotion, Resolved, Thatthe Report together
With tho rernarks Of Dr. ia. DEvoaz, bo pub
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z. WaPICKENs. Chairman.

J.. II. MINIS, seo'ry.
1--WE regret that our want ofspace and timopro-
cludes our presenting DR.. DEvoRB'ssabls speech
in this issue; but wo will take great pleasure in
spreading it before our readers next week.-ED.
ADy1 - -
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Notice.

A LIZ Persons indebted to the Estate of ELL
IA JAZZ ZIMMERMAN, decd, are requested
to pay the samo forthwith, and those having
claims against said Estate are notified to render
them in without delay. duly attested.
DAVID PARDUE, Adm'or.
Apr7 e. 3te ''a Is
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@SrRush your Cotton to town. 1t is now
brinying from 2S to 30 cts in Augusta.
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NOW rs THE TIME

vu1HE Subscriber has opened a TIN SHOP at
4 Edgefeld c. H., and. will furnish TIN
WARE, at Wholesale or Retail, at very low
prices.
Work done in all ita branches, such as ROOF
ING, GUTTERING, &c.
REPAIRING don, with neatners and dispatch.
Bring up all your old Tin Ware.
DrAl work warranted. ..---...
W. R. BOONE.
Apr7 If Is
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Advertiser Agents.

The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents, and win receipt for all monies for Sub.
acriptions or Advertisements sent through them {:
B. HARD, Graniteville, s. C.
M. NJ. PADGErr, Mine Creek, s. O.
cHAs NIckERsos, Big Creek, s. c.
Rcv. J. P. BopIE, Kirksey's Y R'ds, s. C.
JACOB HUIEr & Bro. Huet's Store, S. c.
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lishcd in the Adrcrtiscr and that the othe, pa
pers of tho State, and also the Augusta constitu-
tionalst and Chronicle d Sentinel, berequesteS to
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For Sale,
A Stolen Horse.

c1TnLEN from our Stables, on the night of the
3 25lh March, q SORREL MARE, about
years old with star in forehead, with slight
saddle gall on her back.
Any person securing said flly for us will receive
reward of Ten Dollars on delivery at Mr. ?. A.
Eichelbe,ser's Plantation, miles North of Edge
w ISAAC and GEORGE FRAZIER, (Col.)
April l4
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Notice.

Notice. 10 fa
HNURING my absence from the State, I ap-
lV point Mr.. THOS. W. CARWILE my Agent,
and authorize him to receipt for and receive all
monies cue me. Parties indebted to me by Note
or Account are urgently requested to call on him
and settle.
Apr6 2ta Is
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State Conventions.
COLUMBIA, Ap.il.3.


In compliance with previous call, gene
raj Convention Of delegates from the several
Democratic Clubs OF this State met last night,
at : o'clock, in Cais,henic Hall.
On motion Of Col. j. p. Thomas, the Chair
man of the Richland delegation, Gen. John
S. Preston was called to the Chair, and
Messrs. James G. Gibbes and R. G. Shiver
requested to act as Secretaries.
On motion, the delegates from the several
Districts were requested to present their Gre
dentials to the Chair; which was done.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
elected officers on the permanent organization
cf the Convention:
President-AH6n. 4. Burt: of Abbeville.
Tice Presidcnts-Gen. James Chestnut, Hon.
BE. Perry, Gen. John S. Preston, Colonel
j. D. Blanding and Simeon Fair.
For Secretories-Messrs. James G. Gibbes
aud W. K Bachmau.
On motion, committee, consisting of
Nessrs. Pope, Mullins and Jeter, was ap-
DO nted to conduct the President to the chair.
The following committee was appointed to
prepare business: Messrs. j. P. Thomas, B.
+. Perry, VS.. Mullins, j. D.. Blanding.
Simeon Fair, James Chesnut, Gabriel Cannon,
a. NJ Foster AID E. B. Lartigus.
A resolution to refer all propositions in
tended for the action of the Convention to
this committee, was adopted. a.i a
Other papers were Submitted, and without
being read, were referred TO the Committee on
Business. Se7Ge ''i-,'i
The Convention then adjourned; to meet
this day, at II IN. 81. O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-04-08

c8- The Supreme Court on Tuesd' last,
formally postponed the argument in IT, MoCar-
die case until tho ncxt tcrm.
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II. W. ADDISON.

REPRESENTATIVES.
JOHN LANDRUM,
J.P. MICKLER,
LUKE cULBREATH,
GEO. W. NIXON,
BENZ. E. NICHOLSON,
A. P. BUTLER,
WILLIAM T. GARY.
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The Central Committee of Ten will meet ut
Edgefeld G. H., next Monday (the lsth) at lo
o'clock, A. M.
F. W. pIcKENs, Chs
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coming Political Events.

.. To those. who wish to :a..keep the runDs of
politics throughout the country the follow
ing compendium of information concerning
events to occur will be useful for reference: