Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-02

Courier, which is fair, liberal and: able ex,
ponent of the real sentiments Of the South
ern people. 1t affords US much satisfaction
to chronicle the remarkable success Of the
Courier. and especially when we remember
that this success has been achieved solelysby
lis enterprise, ability and own genuine, worth.
The people of Charleston may justly feel
proud of their local press; and Of none more
thanltfe good, honest, substantial, respectable,
handsome old Courier, which has 'recentlYre-
newed its youth. We wish our neghbors un'
told success, such as'is Commensurate with
their noble efforts in behalf Of the. "Uity By
the Sea, the old Palmetto 'State;~ e;~and our
whole common country. - -.-i1isl S f.
[Froni tho Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and s5htiiel:l
TIE CHARLESTON NCoURIER.AThisve venerable
organ Of eur sister city gives US pleasing ey:
idence that there is life in the-old landgetyy
coming, to.us as it does in q new audi hand-
|.sanne outfit a garb OF beauty and neatness:-
For three. quarters of q century the f9onris,s
has been'a welcome VISITOR to tue hoaseholas
and steress+ef net. onlS charleston, but Of ma
Eny other Southern cities and we hope ut
may. fRcAmany= more centuries to represent
the interests ct Ills beloved city and State, as
| we'll as Of the whole South 2Esih'
] EFrom. the, Columbus {Ga3 sun.]~'' as y
The CHARLESTON -GopBI G.---This excel
lent commercaL anews and spolitinal .papor;a
comes to us in; a new and handsome, dress.
| Tie Courier is. now in its sixty sixth volume
and the, publishing irn name has never been
changed. s' -...s.ss.
j. From the Columbus lGa 4 \ Enquirer:
THE ehXRlesrox FCBUhl EEGT6is slaunch
and. valuable old paper comes to us radiant
and beautiful in an entire new dress. We.
have not.a handsomer exchange on rtabie;
and the great. t.merit Of the Courier is. thatsno<
exterior. appearance whichit,may aasumecan
equal in attraction. tue good things ,tosbet
found "Fhhin."s .,... -: -. * ~ 4sks,s
- From the Maeoa. (Ga.) Telegraph j. -es..s
CHARLESTON CoyR iER.-This excellent AND
enterprising paper Comes 10 us in d new and
beautiful dress The Courier is one the best
Of our exchanges: and one Of. The BEST news.
papers in the couatry.s' fs'-s =
From tho Macon tGa:) journal ind Mcssenger.l
THE CHARLESTON CouElER.-Th excellent
commercial, .pews and political paper comes
to US IN a new and handsome dress. The Cou
Is no. i its sixty sixth volume, and the
publishing firm name has never been changed.
rFrom the Montgomery tAlq.) Advertiser. s.
FAE CHARLESTON CoURIER.-This favorite
Old Journal has donfed bright new suit. It
is atrexcellent journal, and richly deserves
honor and prosperity. 80. - - = !.
:, from the Richmond fTa Disp6tch.] "ss2
THE CHARLESTON rs. G.)nGopRIER.- Phis
veteran jppruatcomes ous looking fresh aud
vigorous in new type, and bearing unuistaka
BILE signs of liberal support aud business pros
perity. The Courier is nov nearly three.
quarters of a Century old, and by lbs long and !
consistent adherence to correct principles and
conservative pp'ity, has justly earned for its
opinions on public questions that respect aud /
consideration always due to wise moderation |
and intelligent Judgment -
! .s[Fron the iiichmoad 1'7ll) J Examiner,
last this venerable, but always a6Ie jsurnal,' 4
in new dress, presenting a~beauti-
iul appearance We congratulate our con-
temporary upPn this evidence. CT prosperity
From tbs Washington National Intclligrncer.l
The CHAhlrsroS CouRIEa.-This old and
able journal comes to us in an entire new
dress, presenting a very neat and handsome
appearance. We are glad 10 see this evidence
of prosperity cn the part of the Courier, and |
trust that il may long continue to advocate
the cause oc truth and justice in the Palmetto
State. ,,,>a.~r. 4-..s.. -
.[Ffom. tho, Washington Express. ~
The Charleston Courier comes to us in q
new and handsome outfit The Courier is an
able and Influential Journal, and We are
pleased TO note this evidence Of its success.
i S' From the Baltimore SUM- 81
4. THE CHARLESTON Is. c. CoURI ER.-This
standard commercial Journal comes to US
locking freshN and vigorous, in new type and
airing unmistakable signs Of liberal support
aud busiress prosperity. The Courier is now
nearly three quarters of century old, and
by its long and consistent adherence 10 car
rect principle. and conservative polity has
Justly earned Tor its opinions on public ques-
tnns that respect and consideration always
due to Wise moderation aud intelligent judg-
nent. We congratulate 1t upon its long ca
reer of past prosperity dnd prospective future
usefulness,
- Irrom the baltimore Gazette]
The CHARLESTON .CoUWIER-This widely
known South Carolinian Journal appeared on
IKE Sd instant in new dress, and presents
very neat Typographical appearance. There
ere few journals in the South older or better
edited than the Courier, and we wish it a sue
cess commensurate with its merits.
[From the Philadelphia Ledger
The Charleston Daily Courier comes 20 us
III an entire new dress-an improvement made
at heavy cost, and during an unusual stag
natioffof business in that city. The reputn-
tion Of the Courier, as iirst-class CONNER
cial and family newspaper vii! undoubtedly
be maintained by the present management.
from the New York worlal =
The Charleston Courier, that ably edited
Southern journal, which is.doipg yeomens
service during the present campaign, comes
10 us in an entire new dress. The typograph,
ica appearance Of the Courier and its general
."make.up' must make it doubly attractvcto
its umerous readers North and South.
A Nsw DlcrloxAnY.-Somhc Eastern school
book publishers are undersscod TO be prepar-
ing new dictionary, with the latest deiini-
tions. A few examples will suffice TO show
f. whatthe language il coming to-:
:. Peace.-A standing army to enforce dis
! francSsement upon white taxpayers, while
nou-tax paying negroes do the, voting and