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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Congressman Killed &c.

ST.. LOUIS, October "A, p. m.-Reports
reached here that Hon. Jas. Kinds, member
af Congress- and Hon. Jas. d. Brooks ac-
campaigning him, we're assaiicd in Monroe
county, Arkansas, and llinGs killed, and
Brooks wounded. The Democrat has a dis
pa,ch attribu'ing The outrage TO the Demo
Gratis. The RepuJiican has dispatch repre-
senting that llinds had split the Il .dical
party and attributes his death to Radical op-
poneiits, if indeed the repor: be true: 1t
saws further efforts 10 fix the assassination
on Democrats will be fruitless, because they
had more to gain by Hi-lds living than dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

9s- Messrs. Thos L. Caldwell and R. V. Gi.tt,
who were arrested in Newbcrry, by Constable
Hubbard, and carried to Columbia, charged with
having had qomc connection with tho Lee Nance
murder, were up before Judge Boozer, on fhe
2sl, under a writ of ha6ea. eOtp"s Me.srs. j.
~ Baxter and S. W. Melton appeared for the
prisoners, and Attorney Gcuerai D. II. Cham
iberain for the State After hearing the afidavi,s
and arguments of counsel, Judge Boczer released
thelu on bail, TO appear ut the next torn Of the
Court for Newberry-Mr. Gist 10 $4,000, and Mr..
Caldwell in $4,000. Bail promtly. given.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Action of The Abbeyille Democratic
Club in Regard to the Murders of Mar
tin and Randolph.

:. Alta meeting Of the Democratic Clubs. of
sAbberille District, Oh Saturday 18th instant,
it @as
:. Resolrea, That the following expression Of
our feelings and opinions be entered aud pub
lished.
This representation of the Democratic Clubs
of Abbevillc County laments all acts of vio-
lence, and especially tho murders cf James
Martin and B. F. Randolph, lately perpe
trated.
1t is manifest that the policy of the Radi-
Cal party is toproducs in the North the be-
lief Of q. a.rebeliious temper in the South, and
active psrtisans- here have, by fiction and ex-
aggeration, rhisreprcsehted the conduct OF
Southern whites, scrupling MT to excite the
violence which they pretend to depreca,e.
1t has, OF course, been our policy to pre-
serve peace. For this enG. We have exer,ed
Our lntlneEce, but i'll every community they
are desperate men who are as deal to the sug-
gestions OF prudence, as they arcrrcckess Of
the restraints of morality.
In the present condition of affairs, We
have no law, Tor in this circuit there is no
judge, and in circuits wh4re there are judges
the expenses cf courts may he breughl upol,
the State, but business is not done.
a State government has been established
with vast increa,e Of officers and salarie,
winch. profnsly inte,ded. to provide for in.
HI, niiai adventures, is wholly uIlsuiiabl,
10 an er'p;y treasury aud impoverished p y
ulstion.
- 1hetts are so Common as TO render ths.
raising of live stock unlrr6:able, aud the
enjoyment of agricultural Products ulcer
tam.
Negr' cs attend pubic he tiags With arms
II. their ha,.ds, and talk of their Occupation.
of .hr pills TO The exclusion Of whites as
matter which their numbers reader easy, and
Which their leaders in private conssrsation
recommend.
The use of the torch is babita.lly threaten
ed. Both Of the men lately killed were heard
to suggest inceniarism, and one of them was
taking to bis home a barrel of whiskey to be
used In influencing negroes.
In these circumstances, we believe, are tco
be found the reasons and. motives Of the late
acts Of violence we lament Bad as they ar,
they will no doubt be greatly misreprcsenlcd
as already has been the case If Martin, of
which 1t has been falsely stated in Northern
newspapers that he was al inrtl.:usiye citizen
of moderate views, and that the throats OF
two negroes had shortly before been cut near
to where lie was Killed.
Subjected TO the cruel torture of negro
supremacy, every impatient act OF iudiyidu
MS is exaggerated arl heralded as evidence
OF arebel;uus spirisypen the part OF whole
people always distinguished for their dcvo-
ton 10 law aud orlcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
The rriaI of Hon. Jefferson Davis.

The New York SIM, edited By Mr.. CHARLES A.
DAsA, formerly Assistant Secretary of War, ar.
gucs that Mr.. DAVIS will not be tried at the ap
approaching session of the United States circuit
Court in Richmond, abd never will be tried. The
San says:
Tho indictment against Jeff. Davis might ss
we'll be sold to the paper makers for three cents
pound. He will never be tried. Tho eloqusnce
of Mr. Eyarts will never be wasted on the living
skeleton Of a dsfunct Confedsracy, with astrong
probability of a disagreement of the jury. and a
pardnn virtually promised beforehand in case Of
conviction, D. -+t.' t'' '
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
LiheraI with the Peoples Money. e

Gov. SooTr, the Executive head" Of the State
kof' South Carolina, ('hrough tho mid Of the Be-
construction Acts ana negro votea,) has issued q
proclamation ofering 6ve Thousand dollarsre-
ward fox the murderers Of Randolph, tho mulatso
Senator from orangeLurg, and author Of certsin
incendiary hnransues In the up-country, who
was killed at Hodges Depot, on the 18th inst.
And the said " Executive head" also offers q like
reward for the apprehension of tho murderer Of
Sneak Martini" scalawag member Of the Leg
islature-killed near AbbeviIle G. A., on The
5th.
The Governor is very liberal with the peoples
money when any of HE party are dealt with
harshly, but i.ho so enthusiastic for justice, and
free with the peoples purse, when those enter
taining Democratic sentiments are made to sufer
by the hand Of the assassin or the torch Of tho
incendiary7 Verify, We fear not
Has ho offered any reward for the murdcfers
of Rev. Mr. Sawyer, q white man, killed reesnfly
in Barnwell Districtf
Has he offered any reward for -'i-----7'7 $f
Has be offered any reward for tho negroes who
attempted 70 kill white men at Newberry andf at
Clinton, in Laurens District, within the last ten
days? 5o ~
Has be offered any reward for the incendiafies
who set eve to, and thereby destroyed the Office
of the Camden Jouraal-the Stables Of Gen.
gMcGowan-and the Gin Houses, Barns, Dc, in
Laurens District?
Justice il justice, Gov. Scott, and should be
dealt out fairly and squaroly to each and. every
man, let his politics be what they may. Do this,
Gov. Scott, and thon you may expect the good
people of the State to sustain you, fer the time
being, in carrying ont the laws Of the Common
wealth. unconstitutional and bogus though they
may consider them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
COMMERCIAL.
.:AuGUsTA. Ock %, 2. N.

.siAft1flrS n 1f13
t GoLD-Duying at fts6 and selling at lSs. .,
coTToN.MThe market las been firm to-day
at 2a@ 2a7c for Middling. A fair demand re-
sulted in sales Of 2as bales. The last dispatches
from Liverpool, quoting an advance. were received
too late to afsctthe market. Receipts 2ls bales.
BAc0N-Advanced. We quite :: Clear Sides
lsi; C. R. Sides 49,; B. D. Sides Ia Shoulders
15t. Hams, l9@?3c. ...,.ic-.g. - =
CoRN-White S |. 20; mixsd 81 rs, from depot.
wHEAT-We quote whit,, $3.50 2aGj red,
81 OO@2 20. -, ~ l 'i%
FL0UR-City Mills Sl0@J3. At retail 81 per
barrel higher. Country si0t912, according to
quality.
CORN MEAL-s1 Is at wholesale, andssi 25
at retnil. .., ~. -
PEA MEAL-s1 35. 4.....t. -.
oATS-80@s5. 80
PEAs-Dull-76o@$i oo.i do-.st ..ts'
RfE-Si 30 tut ~ 40 80 -4-.. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

The Governor has selected The Commissioners
of Election with great care. He has aimed to
appoint only intelligent and trusty mcn.-S. C..
Republican. sssss
But az the Governor made q prOdigious blum
der when he selectedzthes Commissioners of Elec.
tion for Bagefeld. :Thesidca of.calling msn:of
the Frank Arnim, Truman Root Prince Rivers
and Laurence Cain calibre intelligent and trusty
men, is, of all absurdiliea, the most absurd and
ridiculous. Governor" Scott perhaps wanted
tools to carry outtha nefariOus doctrines of Radi-
=; rule and rascality, aad for that purpose his
appointment of "tfusty men" for COmmissidners
in Edgefeld, was peculiarly appropriate and sig:
niacanh =. ..,.....,......... ,....r.....
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
0BITIJ.

FD1rD, at; Grange, Ti0aa, on l54hsof Sept
1858, in the 3zth year. Of his age, of erysipelas
Prof. II. MELcHIoR EISENMEIER, son Of
Hon. JonsDr EIsExMEIER Of Augsburg Kingdom
of Bavaria, Germany.-Prof9 EIsEsME1sR, few
months ago, cane into our midst, with tho rnos
fattefing testim onials, and his brief residence
among us fully establish tho character, they rep.
resented him to have. ASH gentleman we had
tho highest respect for him; but as one of oul
Southern soldiers. do we more than ever, deplore
his loss.ALd GRANGE (Ter.9 Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

~ Writs of elections to FIJI the vacancies IN
,e Senate occasaioned by the resignation of
| !. Rutland, of Fairfield, B. F. Whittemors, Of
arlington, and By the death of B. F. Randolph
orangeburg, have been issued BY Major corbin
I, President pro tenn of the Senate. The dday
November has been appointed for holding the
ection. @
es- Governof Bullock, of Georgia, has issued
proclamation stating that whereas certain taxes
ws being collected which would deprive some
ptsons Of Tho right o! franchise, he suspends the
cssction of poll taxes until the next meeting Of
fthLegislaiure. The niss are not able to pay the
pa tax, but their votes are wanted therefore
Is issued.
ss- Tho steamboat Gen. Quitman, from Vicks-
b,e for New Orleans, was snagged and sunk on
.th2zd, twenty miles above Bayou Sara, All on
Bod were saved boat and cargo, consisting Of
lilo bales cotton and $500 sacks cotton seed, o
tot loss.
#7 The young daughter of the Emperor Of
leRaia, who will next year be Queen Of. Bavaria,
Is slender young girl Of medium height, with o
veisweet and regular face, beautiful hands and
feSand long, dark-brown ringlets. She and her
belthea, the young King Of Bavaria, will be Che
hanomest royal couple on the Continent.
fiD5s- Bennett, of the New York Herald, has
mstnominationsfo 1872. lie says: I'VE may
ye.ritness, four years from next March, the
sps.ole of q restored Unicn, symbolised in the
perns of John Quincy Adams and Wade Hamp-
touA Massachusetts, and South carolina-march-
ing IN in arm into the White House to take
pos.aion as its legitimate occupantsfO the next
Preiential term" a-sfLGsh If.l,fs
n The Louisyille Courier we'll remarks that
tho lited Radical majori'ies Of Pennsylvania,
OhiGermont, md Now Hampshire are nothing
like great as the Democratic majority given b.
Kensky alone. With facts like this before US
1t Is possible to doubt thata minority of the
Unit States arc opposed to Radicalism. We
havoc he.tation in promising that Kentucky
will re- Seymour and Blair majority larger
thaniranfs combined mnjorties 10 any elk
Stat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

ns- The Columbia correspondontofth the Charles
ton Neus, says: Governor Scott has applied for
and obtained company of United States troops
to act as his body guard. have not heard OF
any throats against him. and can conjecture no
cause 70, this proceeding beyond the general es-
ctement."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

~ On the 23rd Judge Hcge, General Little
Geld and General Coleman called first on Grant
and then on Schofeld as m informal committee
from North and South Carolina, to obtain nssis-
tanco against past and apprchendod troubles. They
received no satisfaction in either quarter beyond
the assurance that such applications must come
either through tho Executive OF Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

v- Tho Edsefeld niger correspondent of
the /" M.rionary Record."-n Radical sheet, from
charleston-in his last brilliant efuson, callt our
Tia Pan SerenGders "a band of the lowest and
poorest Of the most disrespectful class of whtes"
Now that is rather steep" On the boys But
their character in this community is too we'll es-
t,blished to be effected by the cowardy scoundrel
who.penned the above and as they are at'all
times prepared to take care of themselves, We
leave them to refute tho attempted alander as
seem 9th to them 1n,ot and proper. alal -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

re. The. Democratic State Executive Com
mittes of South Carolin. has issued an address to
the citizens, strongly reprobatps the recent acts
of violence and invoking the earnest efforts Of the
people, whether black or white, or of whatever
party, to check incendiary language and to main
tain the supremacy Of law, and to preservs the
peace. Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

FuSERAL OF B. F. RAyDoIpH.-The Col
umLia Phoeniz, Of Monday, says 3 Ran.
do!ph Tie cnlored Senator, was buried in
Colnmbie Sunday afternoon. and bis funeral
was largely attended by bis colored friends
aud admirers. The African Methodist Epis-
copal Church, corner of Taylor and Sumter
,trs.;s, where the funeral services were per-
formed. was densely thropged. Eulogies
were pronouced over the dead man by three
of his colorcd friends. after which, prcces-
sion was formed and marched TO the GENE.
tery, where the body was inferred. We omi-
ted to state in our notice on Sunday morn.
ing that an inquest was held over the body
ut Hodges Depot, Tor Cokesbury, as it is
Generally termed. although Cokesbury prop
or is nearly two mieSof), and verdict rem
Jsred that the deceased came to his untimely
cra at the hands of three persons unknown
to the ;ury. Individuals who were on the
oyo,,nd at the time Of the occurrence, say
That as soon as the terrible act was commit
ted, the parties mounted their horses and
rode of"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

AK ALiGEcArlnN AND SuooTtHG.--Qn S,.i
ur:n. I:r;, s.5lnc ". rls took place briween -
whit ci,.zrn ltcm Tie country, and Sam. b +
g:.il. coLau.l. u prominent; mcmier of tn,
c,sur, ii, which began drew a pistol and
pr,s.,i.edit sLske head Of the OTHER. a;
tiongl. there Was some eXci,rment during
the remainder of the afcrnonn. further dilIi
Guilty KS SO! pd by |h- interference Of GU;
ctiz...s and b. light al Was qi,iet. at 10
o'c.cck, how, yer, or ;hrr-ab, uis, as the young
ma. bpye ,uc,tioned, in company with a
couple offier6s, were re 'urli';g to their
homes, they were amba>hcd and fired upon
BY, it is supposed, some twenty or twenty five
persons, and one oftthem seriously wounded.
On Sunday. af!idavits were made which were
conclusive that DOgan was one of the am
bushers, and he and another negro were ar
rested aud lodged in Jail. Affidavit was fur
ther made by citizen keeping store near by
the building occupied by Lee Nance, colored,
leader OF thesleague, that the said Nance was
seen to leave his house after dark, in compa.
ny with number of negroes, some of whom
were armed with mu>ketS, and who went in
the direction where the shooting occurred. 1t
WIS c'carly evident that I,ee Nance led the
party who did tie shouting. He was not ar
rested, however: On Monday morning, about
{ o'clock, two " bite men rode into town, and,
in front of bis house, shot Lee Nance, NOR
tally :gounding him, and then rode off. El-
forts were Immediately made by the Sheriff
to arres. the parties WIN shot Nance
1t may be mentioned that On its being
known that Dossn would be arrested, the ne
eroes swarped the main street in large num-
bers, on Sunday afternoon. much excited and
some Ct them very violent, and that Dogan
said he would not be taken but fortunately
for them. no resistance was made, when tie
offender and his accomplice were safely lodg-
ed iu jail.-Newberry Herald, 2lst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

Ga- Gov. Scott has issued Q proclamation ID
which he says that information has been received
that SAMUEL Murtishaw and William Fitzgerald
were the murdercrs of Lee Nance, the negro
killed Mt Newberry. on the 10Th, and in which he
oilers reward of $4,000, each, for their sppre'
henslon and delivery in Jail, with proof to con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
re- " Tie Farm r Gardsa," published mont

re- /" The FarmG Gardsn," published month
ly ut Clinton, S. c., by JAS. R. JACOBS & Co.,
has made considerable Improvement during the
past year. The October No. is before us, and
contains several articles of interest to Che farmer.
Il is published a. only, sl.oO per annum. Double
your price, gentlemen, and give us more reading
matter,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
For the Advertiser.
Anules.

ApHtScs
Let all lovers Of Constitutional liberty refec
on tho past and they will beforced to the con
cluaion that wo muat quit eating Apples. Man
since the creation of the world, has known bu
one quiet-the peaceful and happy days of ih'
Garden of Paradise. Then the Lion and Lamt
lay down togsth-r, and man knew no sin. Bu
q change came over all. Eve Rte the forbidden
apple, and the world was made to mourn. Time
rolled on, ard we OF tho Western Hemisphere, by
u spirit Of indomitable perseverance,, had made
our peaceful homes another garden spot, Then
it WAS, that tho Devil tempted man, md, in an
unguarded moment, some unthinking mtn sang
{" Well hang JEFF Davis on a sour apple tree, n
and againlour troubles began. Our solliers by
their noble courage again redeemed our land.
The Star Of Hopo rose, and each OF Us thought
that it was to get no more. But alas for us,
our joy was but short lived. The Arch Tempter
assumed the form of U. s. Grant, approached
Robt. E. LEE, beckoned bin to the sweet shades
of tho Appomattox Apple Tree. and the Goddess
of Liberty, mindful Of this troe Of llomsh, took
her Eight, andithe Shades Of Sin again enveloped
JUS. i-L -
And to guard against troubles in the future,
ihere must be no Rivers to water the Root Of this
rec of our mizfortunes; no. Cain TO slay his
btothsr Able; no Duria to slsy Goliah. Then
our body polite Mill not look SO Hooly, and the
} ing Of the /" Carpet Boggergj.Eill be heard no
more in the land.
Lei us gee to it tha. these results are obtained,
nd South Carolina will di.pel the dark cloud
hat now envelopes her, .nd despite The Radical
,ejorities of the North, we, Of South; Carolina
least, will hayo,a White Ion,s 0operpment.
HARRY HOPEFUL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

.tEsr The extensive carriage establishment of
Messrs. Seal & Sign, at Abbevillo, was entirely
destroyed by hro on Wednesday night last. The
conaagration was the work Of incendiarics, who
also set FIRE to barn, but fortunately the fire
was discovered and the flames extipgui.hed be-
fore much damage was done to the building. The
total loss is estimated at s3OoO. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Address of the National Executive Conn
sa1s. mittee OF gfhe ID emocratic PARTY.


New York, October 2l.-The Democratic
National Committee have issued an address
which makes no allusion to change of can
ddates. 1t says:.We are charged by the
Radical party with violence and usurpation,
while, for the last four years, to prolong its
own existence, it has sci ut naught the con-
itulion and fundamental principles Of our
government. They say that we intend revo
,.lution and defiance of the established Laws.
TIE charge is anfounded nd absurd. 1t
cannot be entertained frs moment by an
intelligent. voter, who has even the most su-
psrGcial knowledge Of the history Of his coun.
try. The Democratic party Can proudly
point to every. page Of its record. 1t has
never violated a single obligation of the fun
damenial compact by which these United
States entered into tie family of nations
Its watchword. in peace As in war, has al
ways been and will be The Uuion the Con.
stItulion and tie laws. Aud no man, nor sci
Of men, however high they might be placed
; By the suifrages OF their fellow cilizcns, can
expect 10 receive the support OF this great
Conservative party in any revolutionary ut
tempt against the established laws. The bal
lot box and the supreme will Of the Amcri
can peope are the only: of redress t.
which wclook: =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Col. Leroy F. Youmans.

This esteemed citizen and distinguished lawyer
has been nominated rs q candidate for Solicitor
of the Second Judicial District of South carolina
composed Of Edgefeld, Barn@ell Beaufort and
Culleton. This election comes of on Tuesday
next the 3rd November.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Agents Wanrltef!

Send l5Econts for o. specimen lumber Of the
CAROLINA FARMER, containing splendid List
of Premiums for new aubscribers. Active Agent,
are making $500 to $40 90 pc. day. Address,
wM. H. BERNARD, PnopRlEroa,
- Wilmington, N. C. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

We are we'll pleased with the Darlington Demo-
crat, new paper just established at Darlington,
S. C. by E. P. Lucas, Esq, at So 50 per annum.
We cheorfully place the Democrat on: our Ex-
change list and wish it all manner Of pecuniary
prosperity and popular applause. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Shelying and Ushelying

The belovedest of oil mon In Edgefs'd-as he
ought to be MIR. B. G. BRYAN, has been in
Charleston buying large stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods. These Goods have arrived, and are
now being lily and hourly shelved and un'helv-
cd. Mr.. BRYAN has everything in the line Of
Dry Goods and Sundrics. But Mr.. BRIAN needs
no further words from us
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

sess- The Office Of the G, md, Journal, Of
which General j B. Eerslaw is editor, Was
destroyed on Monday night with Gle. entire
contents. Incenfiarism.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
zsAdyansagaous points in Augusta.

JAMES G. BAILIR d Bro, 2Q5 BROAD STREET !:
The reputation of these. geptlemon as extensive
dealers in Carpets. Curtain Goods, Oil Cloths,
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to our people throughout our entire District. A
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pet Department is worth visit'to Augusta. The
taste, in all these articles displayed The Msssrs.
BArLIE is of character peculiaiy adapted to our
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cannot foil in being pleased with any article pur..
chased of JAMES G. BAiEIs & Bro. Read their
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