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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY II, 1000. }
SIR: By virtue of the power and authority
vested in me as President, by the Constitu-
ton and Laws of the United States, you are
hereby removed fiom Office as Secretary Of
the Department of War, and your functions
as such will terminate upon the receipt CT
this communication. You will transfer to
Brevet M2or General Lorenzo Thomas, Ao-
jutant General Of the Army, who has this day
been authorized and empowered to act as
Secretary of War, ad interim, all records,
books, papers and other public property now
in your custody and charge.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
To Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Washington,
D. G.
Referred to the Reconstruction Committee
and the House adjourned.
The. President has made the following NOM
nations: Mcclellan Minister to St. james /;
James r. Hubbell, of Ohio, Minister to Ecua
dor; Major Gen. George b. Thomas to be
Lieutensnt General by Breyet and General
The Supreme Court has postponed all ques-
tons involving the constitntionality OF the
Legal Tender Act until the next term.
The Republican Senators helds caucus this
morning on the Alabama dilemma, but ad-
journed without action.
immediately after the reading of Stanton's
communication to day. Covode moved articles
impeachinp the President. Brooks objected.
The Speaker decid 1 that it was privileged
question, but the 1tter was finally referred
20 the Reconstr' on Committee.
Stanton has vacated the War Office.
Gem. Thomas has officially accepted the
War Office ad interim and will apply to the
Court to expel Stanton.
WAsHISGroN. February %.
SssIrr-There was no business and it ad-
journed. >.
HousE.-Mr. Eldridge moved that, as it
wss washington's birthday, Washington's
Farewell Address be read and the House
Mr. Peters, of Maine, objected.
The Speaker decided that it required the
unanimous consent.
MIR. Holman appealed from the decision OF
Tho Chair. which MAS sustained and the mo-
ton was lost.
A half dozen trivial matters were moved,
bat all objected to in retaliation, and the reg
nIar order was demaded. .
The bill declaring San Antonia, Texas, q
nort of delivery was passed.
The motion to have the ADDRESS reao was
resumed. ..
Mr. Schenck objected. "A
Mr. Ingersoll, Of Illinois, proposed 70 post
roUe seaaipg ibs address til 0sst EssS
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4 SrEvENs.-Everybody knows the name
it is familiar to oil who deal in grocerte'
and being familiar, We need only mention
that he has received new supply Of sugar,
coffee and corn mesl, to ssti,fy our rea 'ers
that they are of the best. He not only has
good sugar, but great variety of other or
tcles, ali Of which he will sell on reasonable
terms. Give him call--Chronicle & SEN
tinpl
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BENZ. F. VOC
VS. Lien on Crop.
r. G. NJ. Dunovant.
DY virtue Of an Execution in the above stated
hD case, to me directed. will proceed to sell at
the Plantation Of the Defendant, K. &. II. Duno-
want. on Wednes lay, the 10th March next, ut 10
o'clock A. NJ. the following property to wit:
EIGHTEEN BALES COTTON,
EIGHT HUNDRED BUSHaLs CORN.
FOURTEEN STACKS FODDER,
ONE STACK OATS,
TWENTY BUSHEL PEAS,
SHUCKS from One Thousand Bushels of Corn,
HIGHT HUNDRED BUSHELS COTTON
SEED.
rs Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D.
Feb 25 81 Q
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The State Of South Carolina,
1nS EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
nv ORDINARY

~ ". f. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
~ whereas, James Broeden has applied to me.for
stars of Administration, on all and singular
,hs goods and chattels, rights and credits of
PHILIP Brogden, late of the District aforesaid,
Those are, therefore, to cite ard admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appea, before me, at our
next Ofdinary'a Courtfor the said District, to DO
holdenat Edgefsld II, on the 7thday Of March.
next to show cause, II any, why tho said
administration should not begranted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22nd day
of Fob. in tho year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven, and in the
92d year of American Independence.
w. r. DUEIS0E, o. Z. D.
Rah On. ~, ,..,..r1 q t.......
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26

ANDREW J. HAMMOND,
GEORGE BOSWELL,
JOHN F. TALBERT,
G. CHEATHAM,
JOHNSON SALE,
y. H.. BROOKS,
GEORGE D. HUIET,
JULIUS BANKS,
TILLMAN WATSON, Sr.,
B. T. B0ATWRIGHT,
G. J. SHEPPARD,
WI. DANIEL,
J. e. READY,
F. W. pICKENS,
G. M. YARBR0UGH,
w. II. MOSS,
THOMAS D. REESE,
JULIUS DAY,
BENZ. BETTIS,
:. A. JONES,
R. ZIMMERMAN,
DANIEL HOLLAND,
Il. R. COOK,
J. II. HOLLINGSWORTH,
3. C. BRYAN,
r. G.. NJ. DUNOYANT,
. M. FRAZIER,
JOHN n. FAIR,
II. BUcKHALTER,
". A. SRT0THER,
BRYAN DEAN, Sr.,
JAS. A. DEVORE,
L. ANDREWS,
ABRAM ADAMS,
CHARLES HAMMOND,
L. n. HOLLOWAY,
T. L. SHAW,
PAUL HAMMOND,
D. D. BR UNISON,
LEVI LYDRAND,
s. W. NICHOLSON,
JOHN HUIET,
JONATHAN MILLER,
LOD HILL,
DARLING WALKER,
JOHN TRAPP,
w. L. COLEMAN,
LUKE CULBREATH,
M. w. CLARY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
OBITUARY.

DIED, in the city of Charleston, on the 18th
instant, of Paralysis, Mrs. .MARGARETM. SALE
wife of WV. SALE, and daughtsr of Rev. Robt.
Walker, late of Edgefeld District, aged As yeara.
She was for more than fifteen years amember of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. i-..- 3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
The New Railroad and and the New
Village.


It is we'll known that the Columbia 4 Hamburg
Railroad is entirely finished rs fur us Lexington
C. H., indeed several miles further; aud that
trains now run between that point and Columbia
and knowing ones inform US that by the first OF
June the cars will be running to Hartley's. near
old Leesville, and ncar tho dividing line between
Edgefeld and Lexington; and that then and
there will spring up rapidly fourishing village
At this point a Depot is to be established; and
we hear that lots thereabouis are already being
.old. And We hear that the officers and engineers
ON the said road say that, with little pecuniary
aid, they can finish the road by, or in the course
Of, September next.
If there are any men in Edgeicld District who
can extend this pecuniary aid, in part or in full,
we earnestly hope they will hasten to do go.
Tho day has passed for wooden pl"ugh', and
or wagons, and corduroy roads. and old gin
screws. Progress has surreptitiously moved the
hands of the clock of time century ahead Of
what it Yss oven ten years agO. The Northern
portion OF the United States is to day perhaps
the most prosperous country on the habtable
globe. Cities spring up there like magic, while
the finest system Of railroads in the world con-
meets their every town, village and hamlet They
have never enqured who built these roads; they
only lend helping hand to every enterprise that
promises to bring them into closer communication
with the great marts of commerce that convey
their grain and produce. TO far-of markets and
bring them in return the products Of the universe.
Let US initiate them in this respect ut least; let
us provo ourselves as great in peace as we have
been great in war. Let US show one tithe Of the
energy in tho development Of our immense re-
sources which we did during the late terrible
struggle for separate nationality, and We will
make our Northern brethren moro anxious to
take US back than they are now to keep US out.
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Stray Mule.

GTRAYED from my plantation, near Silverton,
~ in Barnwell District, on the afternoon of the
23d inst. dark BAY MARE MULE, shod in
front, with no particular mark except perhaps
small white spot or two behind the ear, rubbed
very much by the harness, seven eight years old
ANY one who will take up this mule and deliver
her to me, warn me of having her in possession,
will be literally rewarded?
Any information on this subject may be lodged
with Mr.. Wimberly ut Aiken, or the mule herself
may be lodged with said gentleman.
JAMES COCHRAN.
Feh. o5. ISiS. IL
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The Whereabouts of george Robinson.

The Whereabouts OF George Robinson.
We mean the GEORGE ROBINSON, go we'll known
and so implicitly trusted by Edgefell people, who
for long time past has been found ut FLEMING
& RowEANp's in Augusta. But he is no longer
there. By consulting our advertising columns,
it will be seen that he is now lending his valuable
services to those popular Grocery Merchants
O'Dowp & MuLuERIy, at No. 2S3, Broad Street.
Our friend RoBISsoS-he lives on the Edgefed
side, and loves the old District witk all his heart
is man of great business tact and experience,
and gentleman, correct, discreet, clever, witty,
wise, obligins--facts sufficiently msl known in
this section, We hope, to secure for the firm Of
O'DowD & MuLHERIs an extensive patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
{" On The Corner"

Search for the advertisement which refers to
this Corner" little money goes long way
on the sai Corner" And nothing is wanting
there that money can buy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
G H E AP

ONE very light BRETT CARRIAGE, almost
" now. -'
Ono large BRETT in good order-ysry
little worn. - !.
One TOP BUGGY AND. HARNESS used
One second hand BUGGY AND HARNESS.
One finc bloodod MARE, sound and gentle.
Will be sold unusually cheap for cash:
If not disposed of before, they Will DC oneree on
next ''''' D' '' JOHN &. BACON.
Fah 10 e. 2t 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
Advertiser Agents.

The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents, and will receipt for NIL mouies for Sub
scriptions or Advertisements sent through them
B. ". HARD, Graniteville, 5. Z.
NJ. PApoErr, Mine Creek, S. c.
CuAs. NIcKERsoy, Big Creek, 5. U.
Rev. j. P. Bop1E, Kirksey's. x R'ds, S. c.
JACOB HuIEr & Bro. Huiets Store, S. G..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26

Sheriff's Sale.
Ira Golding,
W. FL EA.
VIM. T. Goliing.
DI Virtue of Writ OF Fl Fa, to mo directed,
I'D in tho above stated ease, will proceed to
soil ut Edgcfeld Court House, on tho LIST Monday
in April next. tat tho risk Of the former pureha-
ser.) tho following property belonging TO tho De-
fondaut W. 4. Goldins. vis'
One Store. House aud Le, adjoining James B.
Sullivan.
Ono Rlack Mule,
ySaiy- Torms Cash,
ISAAC B0LES, S. E.n.
Feb, ~ 70 s,
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Sheriff. S Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
John s, Coles
va, Lien on Crop.
Robt. j. Grafton.
Df Virtue Of an ExeeutiNn In the above ated
LID case, will proceed to sell at tho defel ,nt's
residence on WEDNESDAY, lIth March next,
the following property to wit:
FOUR BALES COTTON, more or less.
TWENTY BUSHELS CORN.
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS FODDER.
CD- Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, s.r.n.
Fob. 10. St s
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Sheriff. 8 Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution in tho above stated
- case, will proceed to sell at the residence
of F. W. Pickens on Monday March J,h next, n,
10 o'clock 4 ". the following property to wit
THREE STACKS FODDER.
cF Terms Cash.
ISAAC DOLES, s.R.D.
Feb. 2t 2t o
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THE GROCERY
ON
7 HE CORN ER !!

W. A. GLOVER announces to the public
that be has now in store, and will be constantly
receiving, ALL SORTS AND STYLES OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
from the Heaviest to the Lightest and Most
Luxurious.
These ho will SELL STRICTLY FOR CASH, at
prices to suit the present hard times.
lie respectfully solicits all in search of Groce-
ries to call at the Grocery Store on the Corner.
Feb. IS, If 8
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I UT TUG hu oi'
The Relief Question.

By general request of the citizens of Edgefeld
District, the following named gentlemen are in
vited to meet at Edgeield c. H., on the first Mon
day in March next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the
Odd Fellows Masonic, Hall, for the purpose Of
suggesting, maturing and submitting to the eiti-
zcns of Edgefed District, fair and equitable
basis on which, in tho present impoverished con-
dition of the country, debts should be settled.
Itis earnestly hopol that each and every one o.
these gentlemen will feel it obligatory upon him
to sacrifice, for the people of tho District so much
timo and labor as may be necessary to effect the
nurpose above stated.
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Old Papers /!

II NEWSPAPERS. For salo In parcels to suit
puroaase1a.
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THE ADVERTISE
JAMES 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1868.
Our Club. Rates.

We are now sIurHIsHlnR SHo 1hU' -
Clubs ut the following very low rates;
TwoC Copies one Year, so.oo.
Five.CQpcs ono Year, - l2'o.
Ten Copies ono Year, 22.ao.
Twenty Copies one Year, 4o'oo.
No Clubs received for less period than one
year,-and in all cases the Cash will bo required
in advance. The names Of the entire Club must
be seut Mt one time.
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UNIVERSALIsF HERALD,
NOTAsULGA, ALA.

JOHN c. BUnRUss, Editor Proprietor
Terms, $500 per Year il Advance.
,v,H1s PAPER has entered upon its 18th Vol.
umo.. It is the Organ OF the onlsersa1tst THt
denomination in tho South anu ,snt v mail at The
it yo.r. Money can DC SOM -'' - WV
risk Of the editor. @ az I'm q
Fob % -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26

sy Hon. P. C. Gaillard, Mayor Of Charleston,
has been ren owed by Gen. CAsBY, and Gon. W.
W. Burns appointed in his stead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-02-26
Sherif's Sale.

Feb. 25, 1SGS.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19
Tee AIueh aen.IhIlI,r.

The sensibilty OF gentlemen at the South
is something remarkable. In the constitu-
tional convention of Virginia on Thursday
a great disturbance was OccasiOned by Mr..
Hunnicntt's speaking of Henry A. Wise and
X. Nd. L. Hunter as traitors. The c0nserva-
tive members rose in fury enc Of them,
who happened 70 be q relative Of Hunter,
promptly gave BHuBieutt the lie pistol
fell from one gentleman's pocket. others
felt for their knives. and general fight
worthy Of the ancient days Of ehivalry,
seemed on the verge Of setting ia. All this
is very cuFi0us aud hard TO understand.
Hunter was JET Davis's first secretary Of
stale he next became rebel senator, and
filed that Ofiice whsn Jeif : gOEeruent flnal-
iy gave ont. Wise hourished through the
rebellion rs . weighiy man Of war, and has
Aourished as q mighty man OF words ever
since, both bis sword and his tOngne being
leVeled with equal elleet against The
Union Of the states and its lawful govern
meet Why shOHld these gentlemen nov
deny that they have bean trAitnrs. and why
should their friends be irriiaied by the ap-
plieatIon 70 them Of that simple epiihetf
In the absence Of any clear solaiion Of this
problem We are happy 70 conjecture that
they have truly repented Of their political
sins that they look back with horror "a
the hloodshed and misery iog which they
are responsible, and mean 10 prove theu-
selves honest and peaceabie citizens d tie
future. II aueh be theis present state Of
mind they ought % eviace thsir conversion
BY some other means than sending their
friends into q loyal convention 70 give The
lie and draw kniVea and pistols upon
delegatea who arc not yet aware that 80
wonderful q transfoTmatiop has been
wrought wlthiu them. IN Y. 8,rs.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19

One morning in the month of February,
1865, detachment of men from Sherman's
army were at work breaking railroad. This
great host of fighters and marchers had left
the city of Savannah behind them, gift OF
conquest to the nation. With giant strength,
with noble endurance, with wondrous pa
tience they had struggled waist deep
through swamps which had been deemed
impossible, they had built thousands of
bridges, they had swan the treacherous
streams, always in the face and FIRE of a
desperate foe.
They were well used to bending and
twisting these strips of iron, destroying
these great arteries OF the life Of the rebel
lion. They had left their mark all the way
from Vicksburg, through Memphis across
the mountains, over the hills and plains of
Georgia. and now, in the upland of South
Carolina, they had reached the great heart
OF the system, and the heart of disloyalty as
we'll, where the great highways OF trade
and treason met and separated to their fur
thermost bound.
1t was still, sunshiny morning of Sab
bath quiet, that of which | write. Far
away to the west the railroad track ran to
q point and was lost to the horizons edge
ALI along the way was marked by light
columns OF smoke, which lazily lifted them
selves into the misty air. About these
swarmed thousands OF men feeding the
fame, or bending the heated iron into
strange, fantastic shapes, as their fancy or
accident might direct.
In the foreground of this scene there was
enacted one of those solemn dramatic
incidents which symbolic nations his
tory, wherein the actors, impressed with
one present, all-powerful idea, uncOn
sciously become prophets as well. Deft, off
hand, and earnest OF will, party of work
men soldiers fashioned the white heated
rails into the two letters y S. With many
shout and stern exclamation the earth
was exeavated at the exact point of centre
at the great cross roads. A massive frame
work OF solid pine soon filed the cavity 10
the level of the way.
To this foundation, with maHy a strap and
spike, were fastened the iron letters sym
bolie of the Union, liberty and law, and
when it was all completed, and the U.
S. shone in the sun as if hey had grown
into the soil, rough, sun-burned soldier of
the West raised his weaiher-stained hat from
his broad forehead, and with something of
sadness, and more of proud confidence, and
yet with d. suhlimity OF thought which is
the voice of God speaking through the peo-
pie, exclaimed: "There, boys, we have
planted an iron seal right in the centre of
the rebellion. These iei.>Ws shall know
that the United States government has been
here and lett its mark"
A few u onths from that day, and the con-
federacJ, which for long years had lifted its
hangEtJ front before the power Of our arms,
went erumbiiHg 70 ths earth, smitten ct its
foundation, hopeless wreck, an eternal
ruin. The iron seal had made deeper i'm
print than the Western soldier hoped or
thought, and it shall 60 down to the coming
centuries the signet OF the government Of
Law and the people.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19

A petition of NJ. NJ. Miller, "A. W. Merriam,
and other billiard saloon keepers, praying
for relief from the heavy burdens of taxa
tion in the shape of increased licenses, was
referred to the Finance Committee.
a petition of auotioneers and others as.
sociated with auctioneers, engaged in the
real estate, dry goods, and general auction
business, praying for relief from the addi-
tional amount of taxation imposed upon
them, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Apetition of A. j. McCulloch praying for
the transfer of his contract for repairing
and keeping in repair the shell roads of the
first and fourth districts to Henry Nc
Quinn was referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
Apetition of W. q. blanchard relative to
some wood furnished the Insane asylum
was referred to the joint session provided
for as above.
A petition of Reimonenoy and DeBlois
praying for permission to erect steam
engine at No. Spain street, was referred
to the Committee on improvements and
Buildings.
A petition from a number of wagon
drivers, praying for relief from heavy tax
alton, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
A petition of Narcisse Fr6chon, farmer OF
the Beef market during the year 1867, pray
ing for relief was referred to the Finance
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19
ESTATE OF HICKMAN WILLIAM
GOODMAN,


UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
District OF Louisiana,
- - New Orleans. December q. 1861
VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE CHAT ON THE
i 2lst day Of December A D., e6I, a War
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was sued against the
estate Of HERMAN WILLIAM GOODMAN,
of New. Orleans, parish Of Orleans and State
OF Louisiana, who was adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment of hny dsb,s
and delivery Of any property belonging to such
bankrupt TO him for his USE and the transfer Of
any property by him, are forbidden by law; that
meeting Of the creditors G. said bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose ore or more assgnees Of
his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at the Oustomhouse building the city
OF New Orleans, Louisiana before U. s. Kellogg
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
No. 309-de24 ja29 District Of L. uisana-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19
ESTATE OF GEORGE LoE WALTON
UNITED STATES MA4sHAL's OFFICE, !
District OF Louisiana, }

UNITED STATES MA4sHAL's OFFICE,
District OF Louisiana, J
- New Orleans. January 8 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE 44H
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
GEORGE LOE WALTON, of the parish Of Con
cGfdla and State OF Louisiana who was adiudged
bankrupt on his own petit ion that the pas ent Of
any dehts and delivery Of any proper belonging to
such bankrupt TO him for his and transfer
Of any property BY him. arc forbidden by law; that
meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt to
their debts, and to choose one more assgnees OF
his estate will be held at Court Of bankruptcy TO be
holden at the Cuetomhouse building 10 ihc city Of
New Orleans Louisiana, before U. 5. Kellogg, Reg
ister on the l2,h day Of February, A D. lbSS at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
F. j. HEBRON. u. s. Marsha
No. 3sa-ja7feI2 District Of .,ouisiana
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-19
ESTATE OF IN HEoDoRE MEYER.
UKIIED srATEs MAnsHAr. orr1cE.

District of Louisiana, \
New Orleans, January l3 l568
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
L third ydsy Of January, A. D. 1858 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate OF THEODORE MEYER, of New Orleans
in the parish Of Orleans and State Of Louisians
who Rdjudged n bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts and delivery
of any property belonging to such bankrupt
10 MIN for his use, and the transfer OF
any property by hun, are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors Of the said bank
rupt prove their debts and to choose one or more
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Onstomhouse build
ing, in the city Of New Orleans Louisiana. before
o. .. Kellogg, Register, on the eighth day Of
February, A u. 1868, at 10 clock A. NJ
T. j, HEBRON. u. S Marshal
No 334--ialA fes District OF I,ontsians