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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16
State of South. 1T 3. Care lima q
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUfTI.
zSH'lss zWssfT5's Y BIIl 5EIas i. fessss q
WIN. 7: Goldipg ). "; ,.sssg,.
HDY Vittue Of nm order OF Court in this cause,
DsHwill seHzat ;Eagcield Court HoqseEon the
drst Monday in October next, the REAL Es-
TATE described in ihe-pleadings, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Vllagei0 0(
Edgeield, atprcsentsoccupied. byIAfrs. lY Col
ding, formerly the residence Of the late, Edmund
Penn, decd, adjoining LOIS Of John L. Addison,
W. +. Durisoe and others.
rERMs-ons.,hird Cash: The es;balssSce nc Of the
purchase nopey on o credit until The drst Jiffua;
fy next Purchaser t, give bond with; Two good
surrtics to secure the, purchase; money; And il
not paid when due, the property to be- resold ut
the risk Of tue purchaser. Titles cx ira. -.
z. w, CARWIEE, C. Z. E. D.
Sent 7',,s-ioi = = aR'e7. - Il. - 81
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~ II.
TnE TEnMoyr, ,ELEcrIoN.-The news from
Vermont, says the Washington Eepress, is
exceedingly gratifying. The telegraph an
nounces thatin nearly every town the Demo
Gratis have increased their vote. Thereturns
show an increase on their side 81, fifty per
cent, while the Republican majority, US was
stated recently, will be. about $4,000. In
1864, .Lincoln's majority was % 09S. The
result is particularly gratifyingfas but little
effort was made by the Democrats oreduce
the radical majority: There are no Demo
cratic papers in the State, and it was given
over by common consent.,o our opponents.
1t will not require as, large,a gain in other
States to secure the election Of Seymour. and
Blair by avery large majority. Still our
friends must, work aud WORK, 10 the end.z7Let
no over confidence induce themto relax Their
efforts to bring peace and prosperity. once
again to our distracted land. lS...s :. -. - - -
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LOOK 70 YOUR INTEREST


Il HE UNDERSIGNED; late of Rdgsfeld
| District, and native of Abbevilc District hay'
Ei in, purchnsed the Stock in Truds Of W.. A.
RAMSAY & CO., GRoeERS and coMMIS-
SION stERc CHANTS would respectfully solicit
/. coutHinuaiiee of tho patronage SO literally be-
slowed upon them.
He respectfully rsnuss.sihe citizens DE Edge.
field, Albcville, and thelad5oinipg Districts who
trade in-Augusta, To givarhim Gull bsfore' pur-
chasing nhythipg in .Gis lineof trsds elsewhere
ar he a.tters yhiniyelf that hesxill give them ny
good bargains, if not better, rthan they can OBJ
tain elsewhere in the city. ,ar
He:will ,kocp evs5y.hing usually found in %
WELL STOCKED GROCERY STORE: (,
wsrho bcs. WINES, wnIskEY, BRAN;
DY, GIN, &C., always on hand, and ssery cheap
Mr. W. A. RAMSAY. may be found a. the
Store at ull times to wait upon customers.
y JOHN C. PORTER,
No. 27O Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Augusta, Julylt - # 70
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

/ james Bradgdsn, Ba Applicant n 3 2
+ kxs.SaS - ~ 81 4 as
Levi Follner and others.
pDY an Order from the Ordinary, shall pro-
ID coed te sell at EdgeGeld C. H., on the first
Monday in October next, for Partition, the RIAL
ESTATE of PHILIP BR0GDEN, doc'd.,
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying
and being mi tile District and State aforesaid on
waters oE;Bridge Creek. waters of Edisto River,
containing Five Hundred and Fifty (5jO) Acrea,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Adam
Fonmcr, aandsew Jordan, Charles Plunket aud
others.
day Of SALE Purchaser to give Bond with good
security and g,Mortgngcto the Ordinary TO secure
the purchase Is IN money. Costs to bes paid in Cash.
Titlesextra. - go - a-s..,-
ISAAC BoLES, S.E.D.
Sept ,>o z.g 4tsS III
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Sheriff 'saSalest !

,,en,. r o5er. ~ c. E9nIg % i7.list. zus -
vs. Tax Exa x ~.
II. n. Foy. - :. )ze: ~, -. *
Is tho above stated. case, / will proceed to sSlf
at Edgefel,l c. Ill !, ON the first Monday in 0ctober
next, ihS following property, toswtaIS IS a..
oNE1TRACr OF LAND containing Seventy
Acres, more or less. belonging to the Defendant,
and adjoining lahds!9f Hannah iBaTrentine, WE
liam Lott and:J. teogburn. j 4, n " sr
Terms Cash.
Sept. 8, 1885, l.. 4ts! - - s3S
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State. or s. u1 p Carolina, J;
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Laura C. Maynard, Adm'xy Bill to Mar
Benz i. i. apysaslssssl. ! & 'fsl g as ';s'' g q I
ID cause, wilrfellat Edgefsldie. RI, onsMnns
duy, the 5throctober heSt. the REALAESTATES
of Dr. ]. W. MAYNARD, decd, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in the Dis
trict of Edgefield, IN Suluda River, containing
Three Hundred and Seventy-Seven Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Maj. W. A. Strother
Estate ol David Payne and others.
1TERMS-onc-thiri of the purchase money to
bs paid in Cash. The balance on credit Of one
and two years, in equal annual instalments, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by Bond,
with Mortgage of the premises. Titles to bo
paid for extra.
Sept 4t u
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WASHINGTON :. UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
; 45 tBALTIM0RE, Md. 50 -.


REV. THe MAS f.. BOND. NJ. d. President:
&C. II. ROBERTS, NJ. D., l.. L. D., EmSri- T
tu. profs.s"r'of Obstetrics and Diseases OF "o-
men aml Children. ei'tEs
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR. NJ. D., Pro-
lessor Of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
;. p. LOGAN, N. D., Professor Of the Princi-
pie! md Prt,cc ice df Medicine.
HARVEY L.7BYKD, NJ d. Professor Of oo,
'',Si MARTIN p. SCOTT, N. D., Professor Of the
Dissases OF w omen aud Children. - 80
EDMARDsW ARREN, NJ. D., Professor ofthe
Principles and Practice of Surgery. -,
JOHN F. MONMoNIER, II. D., Professor OF
Physiology and General Pathology.
JsJ. MooRMAN, N. d., :ProfessOrpnf medi-
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiene. ,,... .r,-,- :.
FRANCIS I. MILES. NJ. p, Professor Of
Microscopic Anatomy and practical Physioloyy.
I0SEPH E.. cIAGE Ell, M. D., Professor OF
Materia NJ edica and Thetapeutics. '..-.z..,...
CLARENCE MURFTT, N. D., Professor OF
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN N. MoNMoNIER, N. D., DemOnstra'
ter of Anatomy. ee. : .f3a.
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Tha ,PictarfaI unday Book,

coutainingnn account Of. the Manners, Rites and
Traditions of, the Jews srJ other Eastern Ma
tions, DC. The whole explanatory Of many por-
,ions o. the Old aud New Testaments. By Robt.
Sears.
THE YOUTHS OR PEOPLES HISTORY
OF TIE GREAT CIVIL WAR,--Ihe only
History Of the War from Democratic stand
point. By X. q. Horton.
These BoukS should be in every house.
vAgents wanted in ssoh Battalion to assist
w. i. PARKS, Agent.
Mar IR -. If IL
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Sherif's, Sale.

Benz. Roper, i. 8 . s.%lIl q u
VS. roxEX
DR.. D. ,P.LdEfd6D5 Admir-. Esatei iAS,E' ~ e
of james McCarty, decd. =,
HDY Virtue Of an Execution to me .dirsctsd.iu
Id the, above -.tated case, will ,proeesd i.ssei
mt Edee6sJ c. H., on the first Mondayi in October
next ',hc following properly, to'wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND continuing Three
Hundred. .Acres, more less. bslongins to Dsesn-
dant, and bounded by l.nd. OF j. W. Herrin,
Clinton Ward, Martin McCarty and others. .,.
Inr,ss;In.sbi tlf~ .f!jITTs 9a ~
ISAAC ROLES, S. Ed.
Sept. -. Ito ...,...-.. SS..
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THE FREDERICKSBURG STORE.
EVERY DEpARrA ENT IN THE HEFREDERIcKsBUR STORE
DAILY REpL.ENANEDB BY
3 .s NEW AND BEAUTIFUL G0gDSs
JUST RECEIVED


Another supply Lama Lace POINTS and CIRCULARS.
Ban,ihf DeESs G0plS in The rrfnAn";'
New cAcoE bRAN1s PlQUES lGcKED MUiSs MARsElLLEs and
or French worked and EDGSos jus, opened
cLUEY COLLARS black and white aei2eaa.
cLUNY l;lcE sf5s 4.:sf4s4 &c. ~ -. - e.-@
BLACK SILK, suitable for srawls
s4 GRENA ADINE and GRENADINES
Lulrel dBAckN NETSfnr Yeis :.af.
Elegant CoRSErs sis2" tee yaas a., ss.s
Best make, HOOP SKIRTS. . .i -. zsa=
GAUzE MERNo UNDERvEsTs, ~
large variety . TRIMMINGS and TRIMMING RIBBONS
Fail line Of HOSIERY andG CLONES III
Bsautn LINENS TEES CASSERS fur Boys and Gents
TABLE DAMASK ToWELlNfiS Dc
The Stock to be- rcn" "'"' u" ' 's
] y, ,, .r csnnur aucm selected will: HI stet
q Ct,US IRf "fReH N's"' % J" " -
making thi "aI
yabnv at lowest hpices sand eluponthe
- = ssgt7 ~ V.RICIaRDS H. Bros,
Corner blythe anter Hotel,
~. ~ eFt.stssi %
- Augusta. Ga.
Msv s ~-eq. i5gnsa - ,zt ~ a
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State of South Carolina,

EnGEFIELU UtS IhlCl,
IN ORDINARY.
FpY W. F. DUBIS0E, Esquire. Ordinary Of
I'D IEdg.feld District.
Whereas, WIN. Haltiwanssr has applied to me
FOR Letters pf Adunistr .ti,n, .n ail and nsular
the you. .ui ch ,t,e!,, rights ahd c,e.its"i J.hu
White, late OF the Di,'rirt .f"rv,nid. d.crns.d;
These are, therefor. " cite aud .adh,,ni,h,a;l
md singular, the kindred and credit'r' M flie
said d. ceased. TO be and appear he'.,e me- at"ur
O,dinarys Court for the said pi,irirt. Il" he h"l-
den a, Edscaeld Court N.u.c e. the "2d day -
Sept. next To- sh ~ c,u., 4 " @h,. sad a;.
uiui.tru,i"n should n", ar = -.
Given under III, hs.I Ih,i ,rsi. this b
day of Seat, in Tia yeas f "ur.l."-h -" th II.
.and sirht hunirr,l ,na Sixty eight .nd ill the
s.nd year Ut Am. .riean Indepsude, &C.:
". F. DURISUE, o.Ep.
O.. "a q 81
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Sherif's Sale.

Benz - heS;T' eS:5 7. C. Ia. ns. :
Hsrrison spipney, cole''sd. J.is. ..,iai .s
10y Virtue Of an Execution to. me directed, in
u in the nboyc stated. case. 7 viii proceed to
sell ut Edgeiiold C. H., on the 1irst Monday In
October next, the,following. property, to wit: s..
SIXTEEN CltES CORN. belonging 70 Dufen-
dant, and adjoining lands Of Josiah Sbley, C.
burlington aud others. ~ .v
: Terms Cash.- ~ r. -. - -
Sent. 5 ''3 4se s'% IS
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Sherifss Sale.

Benz. Roper, T. c.,
i: ]: s.s;h.i,. si :. :. 7'sHt.
HsY Virtue OF an Execution TO me directed, in
ES the above stated case, Il will proceed TO sell
at Edgefeld C. IT,, on the first Monday in octp-
Der next the following property; TO wit: n'
ONE LOT OFrEAND in Hamburg, Ono Hun
dred,and TwcntyaFssst by Sixty Feet, adj dining
Lunds of VIM. DELPHI and others, ,..s 49,.
Terms Cash.
Sent. s ~ s-L3. .l.-ts-4te -, - Ss4,
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AdministEahorla Notiea.
. b c. BRYAN AgsIa.
a If %

TuyHE Sale Notes Of tho Sstaie of w. J. wFLdS,
J. decd, are in the hands Of w. ". ApASs,
Attorney, who is authorised TO compromise tho
said Notes according 70 the revised Sale Bill ef
said Estate. All parties who are indebted on
amy such Note are earnestly requss.sd ~ csns
forward and settle at hone.
I. N LuNDY, Adu'or.
June 2S Sm n
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Sherifas Sale.

Vi - II lT.x EY. D!G 10
]. F.: Burress. g, 80 :sl4.=l s,..s;s
fEDY Virtue of an Execution to me directed, in
I'D the above stated ease, will proceed to sell
ut EdgeGcld g. H., on tho FIRST Monday in Ocio-
ber next the following property, to wit: - {
ONE TRACT OF LAND confirming Seven,
Hundred and Eighty Acres, morr or less, Lel"ng-
ing To Defendant, and b"unde.! by ldhds uf A. q.
Ga. kn. Mrs. Qrarlcs and others. -tS- ~
Terms Cush. 10 ~ fa
ISAAC BoLES, s. L. D.
Sept s Ito rs
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u -
~ The "game ofahs1:.is very like n games
of cards-time deals, dcath;cuts, and everybody
is waiting for the last tfnnP.. -. S s<.
@- Anzheir to the Greek throne, ,child> Of
Queen Olga, was born at Athens, August 2, last,
and on the same day received the namc-of Con-
star tino Henry Dcmosthcnes, amidst. great re-
jvicing The JOY of the people at the birth of
the Prince is represented to be unbounded, such
an event not huving bcfOgc occurred within four
centuries. f,-sr9 ~ SO ? 8 80 sHh ~
Ns- negro boy, fourteen years of age,
killed young negro girl with butcher knife,
in the streets of Newbern, North CarOlina, on the
2sth uit. The difficulty grew. out of 4 dispute
about osot.> i35jkl = ~ II -..~1-zs
gMr. Samuel sharpton, of Hamburg, shset
Spencer; Sales, a negro, in his garden, on the
night of the 27,h ult., whilst the said Spencer
was cmbbaging few cabbages. After suffering
severely from his wounds for several days, Spen-
Ger died on the 9Th. -
G%STwo1Negro Senator'S. were turned ont cf
the Georgia Senate on tae 18th, because they
wero .negroes,-and the rest of the negro mem
bcrso Of that body will be kicked out in a. tay or
two. The ball rolls on.
asThe Ohio ssnto. .Ionrna!!,a a vioiensRaaieal
sheet, frantically exclams.: ' For Heavens sake,
friends, work Work from this day until the
election or We are beatenin Ohio, in Indiana, in
Penn>yivanil, in New York, and in the whole
country" That fellow is badly frightened. -
ry Gold closed in New York ON tie llth, at
III. Cotton closed heavy, with sales OF Boo
bales, at 2sla.7 cts. -;
Ms- Governor Pickens, says the New York
Herald, in a conversation with General Rosep-
crans, at White Sulphur Springs, srid that some
thing more than .he installation Of the Deme-
Gratis into power is required to save the country.
lie suggested that The right plan would be for
New York, rs the mtst powerful State of the
Union, TO call Convention Of tie other States
n remodel the Constitution TO suit the new orde.
of IF .irs.'
u.s- Bureou functi"nay y, Of Arkansas, has
forbidden the use Of negro school houses erected
by the Eureau f, political or religious meetings
of any kind.
sF The Rome Courier says soih' I" u VI
five thousand Democrats assembled at Jack.' n
Vile, Ala, on Thursday, the Sd inst. AecWhif
and other popular orators, addressed the multi
tude. It is believed that one-half Of the negroes
i, that see,i N will vote for Sc, ,inour and Blair.
~ A pcr German woman ecu mmit,sd suicide,
in Providence, rather than Gle OF the 'onsurnp'
ton.
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Miss NJ. A. BuIE. 20 sa


No. 800 EAST 18th STREET, New York.
Miss Mary Aan Baie::
My DEAR Miss BuIE You may be quite
sure that any effort to resuscitate any of the
educational institutions Of the South will
have my earnest goodwill and hearty sympa-
thy I am glad that you have the prospect
of doing something for South Carolina, and
hope that youswll be- able to obtainzall that
is necessary totmake the repairs requisite to
put the Edge6eld Institute in operation. |
regret my inability to give you material aid.
Silver and gold have l none, but such as
have give, unto you. You may, therefore,
consider your request for a lecture as granted.
It shall be delivered where andswhen you
choose, provided the arrangements yoa make
do not interfere with my pastoral duties.
Wishing you all success, am, very respect
fully, Fours, sSti9 CHARLES F. DEEMs, i =. .
Pastor Of the Church Of the Strangers:
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State of. Souh Carolina.
l.,-s nr> ~ r, rTIsT n n g fp ID r n n,

ELL u u Z " u - - . III v ,-,t Is
IN EQUITY. -
u. Eu:sey. Adm'or, =. n.,,-., :,
II. " 9s'isys &. sssssy, st;s, O. Ns1 h.'s'' =.
Nm pursuance of IN rdcrof the Cour, in this
cause, will sell at Eae. Held C. H.. on MON
DAY, the 5th day of Qct0bsr next. the REAL
ESTATE of EMBERs0N BUSSEY decd, 70
wit:
], ONE TRACT oF.LAND. know, as the Homo.
stead containing (aftcr adnieasuring to The widow
MS Dowor, One Hundred 7nnd: Fifty Acres, with
tho improvements }. Three HGndrcd-Acres. more
or less, adjoining lnnds Of A.gShurpton. Sr. e.Ios.
Bussey ct al.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, sknown,ns the Bush
Tract, con taning Two Hundred and Forty Acres,
NOR. or ,ss, adjoining lands .i A. Shrrpson, Jr,
d. c. Dussey5 John archer, et,sE u EGessa
TERMS OF SALE.-One. third of the. pur-
chase. money ru.h., The balance an q credit, pf
twelve months to be securet by Bond, and n
mortgage of the hrcn:is.s,, Titles xtra.S glr
, 80 = 2. ", cAkwIILE,c ED;
z Sept IA ...legt-i-a 5,ai.l asf.is IS r
/ BLUE STONE
n UST Received -an for salr by ,a.st,
81 THOS. W. CakWILE.
At Sign Golden M.r'nr.
sept ~ "
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Notice.

A LII Persons b,vipg demands against the Es-
"A tate of Mrs. NANCY Tally, decd, arc
hereby notified I" rr. srnt rht m to ns by Thurs
day, the lst day Of October next. The heirs Of
sSid derens.d are Ills" notified 10 meet me in the
Ordinary 0Hirc on thst day far the purpose Of
havings final settlement on sail E.ta:e.
"A. H0LsON, Adm'or.
July 3m 2S
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LADIES, Al TENTl)N !

HH
HfAvING accepted several Agencies, am
prepared to relieve the Ladies almost entirfiy iof
the -hardships of household businass,dsuch as
SEWING; WASHING, MAKING SOAP GAN.
DIES, &C., and tofafnish, them, and tho gsntle-
men, with GOOD and USEFUL BOOKS to read
at their leisure. --.-.e.i- is,p->is.ij = '9
I haye.the ~ - pod eacl
Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
~ t. chine, .g'i' =" ~
The ONLY sELF.GUIDING SEWING MA
CHINE IN THE WORLD! oosts-onls Twenty
Dollars. I,slso have . '-a 10.
Washing Machine,
-. AND 80 %.
Jaekson,s Universal Washing Cen:
~ p0und5 .slf;
The gteatestlabo: sasors known. eai vhichatrip
wash.day of its eerrors. The COMPOUND will
remove Paint, Grease, stains, IT,, md cure
chapped Hands, 30. It is worth 8reetimsa tho
cost of-the High, for stoilet article alone> Try
it, and you will use nothing: else. i, ,, 10
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ORITu A RY

DIED, Aug. 27tb, 1858, in; tho eighth year. Of;
his age, BENJAMIN PARKER, younger SON.
of DIR. HORACE PARKER and Mrs. SAuLiE
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PUBLIC HAULING.

Il EE Undersigned Is prepared to do ANY
AMOUNT IF HAULING, and w".id ,s'pect-
ful AK The citi.ess i Eds,Ge!d for .-.shsrv Of
their patronage.
Al or.,efs l.ft "a. ,h= Aui"s,a Dridr., sent
by nail W Il r.c.i,. prompt al:*.ii'n.
urEEERT slALLiNG-,
Augusta, Ga.
Ain 9t q 70
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PROOF BEYOND CONTROVERSY +!

j HE LADY HoUsE-KEEPERS of Augusta,
and of EdyoGsld District, have spoken it, aud we S
ask no better Judges ofStha IA OF, namely That
tho COOKING STOVES sold BY D. L. Full
LERToN, are the BEST, and as CHEAP as any
sold in Augusta.
Lot not the question, Where .hall 1 get good
Stove trouble lyuussany longer, but>go directly
to D. I.zSUELERToS Augusta, GO. Make
snownyour wants, lind be viii assist you 10 Sc.
lect,a Stove; ihat will bake your 4Tufkoyss Corn
Bread and Potatoes to perfection, and make your
very soul glad Tor Joy.
Hundreds of Families in Edgeheld, who are
dsins either the Chief Cook" Charter Oak"
:. Civilian" or "Texana," will say, "It is even
sO," and advise you us q neighbour to 60 andsbuy
one.
nas- Cut this advertisement out and bring it
With you. We will give One Dollar for copy of
his advertisement on each Stove purchased. T.. /,
d. 4. FULLERTON, q
Broad Street, opposite Augusta Hotel,
AUGUSTA, GA.
J Sept 4m &c
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No;ice.

NO. ICE.
.. r u, ii u B. A'e e! iltGS.
4 bJ HOW'LL. ii ill fc' NJ X. pay.
u. Il ,;..,. wing Il. msndsanan 81 aid .Ks-
t.,r Wi, ,cnde, t.,,m,in ,r"pvry antsied.
T. W. caKa he, Ador.
uly6 ~
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From the Ne,o York Day Booh.
Education in the South.

The letters we publish below fully explain
themselves. Miss Buie is striving very ear
nestly, and, we trust, successfully, to estab.
lish her school in Edgefield District, S. c.,
for ycpnal lladies-a work that all good and
gen Jple will, no doubt, sympathize
with, and as far as they may be able, aid her
to accomplish. The widespread deSolatiou Of
the South may De rapidly recovered from, but
there is whole generation growing up with
out schools or means tof mental cultivation,
and all who love their country and their kind
will bid Miss Buie God-speed in her noble
efforts. She is now in New York, seeking
aid, and we doubt not will find it in this great,
wealthy and imperial city, SO largely indebted,
in other days, to the South, for its growth and
prosperity :li.9
aot.g. IL s. New YORK, July 7,ilSGS. {
L am happy to- hear, Miss Buie, of your
success in starting your school in EdgefeId,
South Carolina, and hope you may be able to
collect additional means to make itas pros
porous as it deserves to be. | have added my
name, with pleasure 70 ;he list, which | re- s
turn to you as well as Mrs. Piekens' letter.
Wishing you success and a safe return home,
Iremain, yours very truly, ss:t9- s-i
~. CT. BEAuREGARp.
Miss NJ. A. BuIE. 70 s1aa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16

.GrTwo.Negro Senator's. were turned ont ef
the Georgia Senate on tae 18th, because. they
were inegroes,-and the rest of the negro mem
bcrsof that body will be kicked out in tay or
txn The ball rolls on.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16

Bsbi Roper, T..fC.S .8F9s'l' = - y. q -
!. Z, e:=9I vs. 81 .hs1 " .ies Toy Ey.: =
BIB Watson Trustee, for Mrs 20 So.
NJ. Kennerly. J ~
HpY vittus o Of an Execution 70 me directed,
I'D in the above stated caso,sI wilIsprocosd TO
sell at Edgeticld G. H., -onr the first Monday in
October next, tie following property. to Wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAM y, contSining Four Hum
drod and Twenty AcresJ More or1ess, helonging
tn The Utfsndunt1, Ind adjuinine kinds Of IL H..
Watson, Z. j. Gogg ,ns, Wesley Corlcy and others.
&S- Terms Cush. 80, : : 500. =
seas ISAAC .BoLEs, s.E.D :.
Sept. s =. Alto i., -, ~ 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16

wMr. Samuel sharp,on, of Hamburg, shet
Spencer s..les, negro, in his garden, on the
night of the 18th ul,., whilst the said Spencer
was cubbasing few cabbages. After suffering,
severely from his wounds for several days, Spen-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-21
By Telegraph.
REroRrxD poa rHs pArLr ARGUS.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 20th.-Two hundred
mormons arrived to-day, direct from Europe,
en- route for Utah.
PHILADELPHIa, Feb. 2l.-Joseph R. In.
gersoll the we'll known lawyer of this city,
died yesterday, aged 81.
BOSTON, Feb. 2l.-Au order passed the
legislature referring the question to the SUI
preme court whether the governors veto OF
the state constabulary law is valid, the veto
not having been sent in within 5 DAYS after
the Law was repealed, as required by the
constitution.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-Meedring & Peudle's
Touring mill. together with other buildings
situated on the corner of North Canal and
Fulton streets, was destroyed by fire early
this morning, involving loss of about 81 O.,
600.
WHEELING, w. VA, Feb. 2l.-At the
railroad convention held at New Philaael
phia, Ohio, yesterday, to fix the Ohio rive
terminus of the proposed railroad from TIC
ledo, Bridgeport, Ohio, was designated a:
the point, and the road is to be called the
Wheeling 4 Toledo railroad.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.-ll:l5.-COtton &C
tive and firm; prices the same; sales of tn
week 504, 1000; stock in store 267 900, c
| which $4,000 is American. Breadstuff
generally firm. ---....
| MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2l.-Flour dull an
unchanged. Wheat declined to 1874 Nc
| |. Market dull.