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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-07

The New York Herald says, editori-
ally =" The Governor OF Alabama is
certainly not far wrong in his notjon
that more National troops are rnheces-
sary in that State. The pre.ense Of
fifty thousand soldiers IN, MI .aa
would not be so effective in lie r.. the
peace as the Camilla fight will prove.
Now that the whole history of that
event is seen, it is undeniably clear that
the negroes provoked the disturbance.
They marched with their Radical lead
ers, with 44lsic and arms, into quiet
town COMFORTING themselvessin an often
slve manner making bullying expedi-
ton, and the menace of their conduct
was met as if it were real. Negroes
vii. see, By this example, thatit is not
yet safe to bully white men, and that
will prevent collisions q "a
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TAXES.

Did you ever hear of such a thing as
taxes? You have had doseyin your
neeighborhood, hav''nt you,?, The great
mass of the radical party pay no taxes
and they can tunderstandwhy we should
object paying them forFthem. This car
pet-bagger Latin, from Pitt county-he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-07

Holden is mighty afraid of war. He
is stopping and filling his pockets
and bawling out" WAR; PEACE!
PEACE! WAR;" and a big buck black
negro. with his mouth full Of govern
.ment rations, sits i'll the ",amen corner
and responds-"d dat's so, Mars William,
bress de Lord we don't want no more
war Suppose, they'd send an army
down here to ,dispcrse Holden and his
ignorant crew; do you suppose there d
be any fight? No God bless your souls,
he would hunt. bed" Ii rebels
didn't fight for Gov. Worth when he
was removed, they will hardly fight fol
Billie Holden
Theitruth is these fellows want us to
make war. They .areaike the gal who
had bashful sweetheart toecome to,see
her. Ehe "old. folks }S.%ent out of the
room and left them sitting around the
light of a pine knot; the gal, knitting
in one corner-and the lebashful chap
tweed,ing his thumbs, in. the other, and
swallowing his spittle like a tired dog
They sat this way for half anhourwith-
out word being said, whensall at once
the gal jumped on her feet .3and screamed
+" Let NE alone!!' Great God Almighty
Sal," bawled the fellow, l ain TIA tech
in of you" But amt yer gwine tew !
answered Sal
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Campaign Song.

90 's,.s NJ ---1 te,:
Bonnie Blae Flag
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OUR STATUS IN THE UNION.
1t reminds me, fellow-citizeTns, Of Che
lumber johnnies your boys have seen in
the shows" now you see me- now
YOU don t." We are first in-then we
,ue out. We are in, whenever they
wish to Cypress US and whenever we
claim their protection, we are out,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-07

no 1ue vi MiQutc tennessee
isalmostunprecedented; atleast, it is the
largest for many years past. The wheat
crop was over an average one! a8a
sg~ Two companies of negro,soldiers,
lately brought from Macon, GA, and
nov stationed at Goldsboro, N. G.. are
making the latter place a perfect bed
lam. They recently went to a acolored
church in Little Washington, took the
preacher out, beat him severely. tore the
Bible to pieces, and broke up, things
generally. Several of them have been
sshot, and it is thought one or two of them
were fatally wounded while engaged in
other riotous acts. s2S0 g
@~ When carpet-bagger, or a scal-i
awag tells you til vote in favor of
Seymour and Blair, is a vote in favor Of
slavery, just remind. the scoundrel of
the fact that Frank p Blair was an
.avowed friend Of the, colored man, and !,
!. an advocate Of emancipation, alta time,
when Ulysses S. Grant declared that
sooner than fight to set the negro free,
he would carry his sword over to the
Southern side.
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TIE RADICAL PARTY.

Fhe Fountain Head and author of it
wsssT sThaddeus ,Stevens-who has lately
gone, to his long home-or to. the Fed
Sulphur Springs for thes summer, assome
fellow up. here phrases it. Thad laughed
ID dea aot. the econstruction acts
(on which this pttrty is beeod} seesa,fg
constitutional or extra constitutions" !"
he declared they were "outsi1e the
constitution, and men Of sense should
not debate about terms. =
THE CHAP IN LINCOLN. "
Imet up the other day day with a fellow
in Lincoln county, He got up and
made a speech. Said he.abhorred radi-
calism and was opposed to its tenets, but
he meant to vote for Grant and Colfax.
He was one Of your radical Democrats
"a heavenly hell Of fellow, who was
entirely opposed to all the doings Of Of
hell, but nightly in favor Of the devil
himself. He didn't think the acts of
Congress were exactly constitutional,
but they were as near the Constitution
as any acts could be in suclla case that
the Southern States, were out Of the
Union, and these measures had to be
adopted in order to put them back.
Right here l shut my Hy-trap down on
him. How did these States get out-?.r L
asked - :
r, Why, they got, out by war; replied.
+ How in. the devil is that, because they
got whipped2
. Well, said he,~ their relations got
changed. Like the fellows pig-didnt
exactly die, it-gin out. :a'7.: ~ : 2
OUR STATUS IN THE UNION.
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We mean to do and dare; !. ~
We'll stand our grouod through cv'ry round
For Seymour and for Blair.
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.a5 We tried to- coax him to change his
tune, but he won t. He says Pomeroy
hired him to grind it till his,return. Il
he will hasten back, we'll pay the, bill
and call it quits. s. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-05-08

Office Of Collector. FIRST D's'nc' OIL i""''"'
M,OTICEis hereby gwen, III pu's"'"'e
~ SECTION % Of HE Internal h'V''"e
NV of 1866 thu, ~" taxes c"h'"'''. !"
,ba Apnua; List IL 1868, Tor ,he / rS' n,s
,r;c, If Inciana, are now due and pay avn
aud that I will attend st nv nice !" Nv
Town Of jasper, in Dnboi' e"un'y' from '''
10 h day OF May to the 20 onI 81 10y
1868 10 receive the same: and y no. W"
within The time specified, penalty o. Fly
per cent. will be eddrd !" said T. ks h"a u
sll cases b. collected. with costs hud ch"'
ges, together with interest at ne rive ~ Wv
Der cent. mouth from The tine me s'"'
become due. .,
WITNESS. my hand at jasper ms
day OF May 1863
JOHN W BRETT, Collector
i Nav |, 'GS-3af
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Agents WaAted
MEN OF OUR DAY;

Or the Lives and Deeds Of Generals. States
men, Orators and Political Leaders now on
the Stage Of Action. including Grant. Sher-
man, Colfax, Sumner. Stanton. Sheridan
Yates, Curtin, Trumbull, Fenton. Bucking
ham. Wilson. Greeley. Wade, Mo''o"
philips, Fsrragut, Chase, Logan. Stevens
Beecher, Seward, Boutwell,. DIX, Hamlin
ressenden, Howard, and others, win owe
Forty Life like Portraits Of Living Men =
Sold only by Agents. Grea, Inducements
Sc nd for circulars.
ZEIGLER, MCCURDY a. co,
lit w. Fourth 81 Cincinnati, Y
april 24-4p
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$1,000 REWARD.

Will be paid to any person who will prove
,hat any other concern sell WEBS CorroN
CLOTH, DRESS Patterns, PANT PATTERNS
SEWING MACHINES. WATCHES, Dry AND
FArcy (;oops. &C., os good and cheap os the
undersig ned. Send 10 cents for Patent rem
Fountain, and get a clip describing an a..
,icle in our Dollar Sale, or send in clubs o.
from 30 to 100 at 10 cite each. 5000 more
male than female agents wanted. Samples
a nd circulars mailed free. EASTMAN q
KENDALL, 65 Hanover ST, Boston. Mass
apr 17.4*
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ia of his Common Pleas District as our
;,s, choice for re .ele c'on 10 the rtiic' ~
"a now 80 satisfactorily fills, at the ensuing
October election, and should Jud'ea' Con '
yen,ion held our delegates to 1t ere 'ns'rue'
ted TO use all honorable means TO secure MS
Resolved, That every Democrat from this
county that attends the 3D. judicial District
Convention to nominate a Circuit Court
Prosecutor, be considered q delegate, and
,h,, thew css, the vote OF this county for
Hon. C. 3. Dobbins, for that office ana u
M oue Ia presen, at said convention tom
,b;s county ss a delegate, we then 'eq"es'
the delegates Of Martin c.un'y to cast the
vote Of this county for the said DoOO'"s 'o'
that position.
Resolved. That the Central COMMITTEE
~ Dubois County. be requested to call I"
Mass Meeting some time in July or August
md invite Hon. NJ. C.. Kerr and Hon. y
w yorhees, 10 address the people upon the
tissues Of the day, and that we invite the CT
liens Of Dubois ard adjoining countess 10
!. .oue on, on masse aud have their old :aith
renewed, that they may 60 on rejoicing !"
The good fight.
Resolved, That every Democrat In the
county who shall attend the Judicial Con
vsn,ion 70 nominate Judge and Prosecn
ting Attorney for the Common Pleas DIS
,r,c, comnosed Of the counties OF Dubois
Soencer. Perry, Crav ford ard Orange De
an they are hereby appointed delegates u
the snme. nh;
Resolved, That the Democracy OF Duooi
+ County are in favor Of holding the Judic'a
Convention a, Jasper, on Thursday. the lot
of August.
n On motion all Democrats Of this Count
, no may attend the Congressional Conve"
zion shall be considered as delegates.
II On motion The Convention proceeded
II nominate a candidate for Representative
Messrs. A Fl Miller. John Abel! ana u
roy Cave, were pu. in nominations ana u
> vote being called for by townships resume
:" as follows:
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SH ERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that W virtue
~ OF a copy Of o decree, issued from inc
,ffice Of the clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
Court. and 10 me Directed, directing
me 10 make the sun OF Sl52. with "
,erest and costs, l will proceed 10 otter
for sale a, Public auction, TO the highest
bidder. for cash in hand. Of the door Of the
court house of Dubois county. In the town
Of jasper, on
SATURDAY, Nay o, 1868.
Between The hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
a O'Clock, p. NJ. Of said day. the rents ana
profits for a term not exceeding seven years
Of the following described real estate, stu.
a,ed in Dubois county and State OF Indsna
to.'Nit:
whe south east quarter Of the south west
quarter except four acres in the south west
corner thereof. and also the south ives. quar-
ter Of The south east quarter. all In seswon
4 number thirteen, town numbes one, south
J range number FIVE wet.
u And on failure TO realize the full amount
Of principal, interest and costs cslIed Tor oy
) said decree, I will at the same time ano
place, and in like manner, sell tbs Tee sim
Die OF said real estate
. Taken In execution as the properly o.
B Adam Geyer and Maria Geyer, at the suit o,
. John p Klingel, Executor Of the estate o.
Z Gebhsrd Reiling, decd.
!. Said sale will be made without any reIel
3 Whatever from the valuation or appraismen'
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff D. 9.
q L B CARR, Au'y
April II ls6S-3w
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VIVA TED-AGgxrs TO sfL. DR WIN
w SMiTn's -
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
Nav |, 'Gs-3aF

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Mr.. Cave being called for returned ms
for the honor which was shown
him, and accepted the nomination 'or rep
resentgtivc.
Mr.. Miller being also called for made
few well pointed remarks, returning ms
thanks for the nal,ering vote given him. ana
pedging his support 10 the Tickle: and cause.
Hon. w. F. Sherrod was then introduced,
and after slluding 10 the tsc. Of the Con-
ven,ion having instructed for Mr.. Kerr, ond
what he supposed the means used 70 or'"P
sbcu, such a result, said that IT Mf. ker'
was the nominee Of the District Conven'ion'
he should give him his support, no matter
how unfsrIy he nigh. be tresled. His De
: mocracy was Of too firm kind TO he shaken
bv euch treatment, and he believed the ia'
success Of the party nominees was the ONLY
hope for the country.
Hon. y. T. Laird was then Loudly Gale
for, and ticking the floor, wac received VII
' cheer upon cheer. He proceeded IN mos
- mastery manner to disect the carcass OF IN
- K adical party, aud show the injuries I's po
NJ lev had inflicted upon the country and upo
~ the sacred cause Of Hberty. He addresse
a. u,e people for over an hour, de aling sledg
ne hammer blows to the disunio nists, and IT,
40 ouen,ly being interrupted by the applause
his hearers.
'"' On motion the Jasper Courier, Hun'in
&C. burg Signal, Indianapolis Sen,inel and ne
n.y. Albany Ledger were requested 10 Puoi'
en- the proceedings Of this Convention.
o's' On mott the Convention adjourned.
itin G. DOANE, Chs'm.
this Err. BRuNpIcK, Sec'y.
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ADMINISTRATORS 5 SALE OF LAND

NOTICE is hereby given. 'na' " '''u,
nj an order of the Dubois County h'r'
of Common Pieas, the undersigned q ~"
Istrntor wih VIII pnnex,d, al the estate o'
lanes Harris. deceased, viii offer tor sAlr
at public anci!on on
SATURDAY, Jane 20, 1858
an equal undivided '~o-lhird- OF NE 'o''o~
ina tenl estate, situate IN the Coun'y o
Dobo.s and State % nliano. 70 81:
The south east quarter vf tho north e's'
onsrter Of section tweG'y.nine. town "7"
uor,h range three west. containing i"r',
ncres. ind the north wrst quarter % ny
south ives: qnvr,,r OF sec'io" twen'y-els"
eo,,airinr lor'v acres and also TWEEN acre
4, tho souih west corner ut The souin Quar-
Tor Of ,hs north vest quarter o. sector
,wentv .picht. all in town one nor'h range
three west. containing 10 all one hundrt'
.c,es more or less. The land viii be oiiefe
il, po,cels 10 suit parchasers and 10 peoeh
1.-The estate. . !.
Trpms.-One fsurih cash. the residue
.on.I n,vments 'welve aud eighiee
Yrnn,hs. With notes y, Interest. waving %
e ,,f from valuation aud appraismen' law
and secured by good freehold sufeirs' %
r 1, be nin al 10 O'Clock A NJ.
THOMAS HARRIS, Admir-
with VIII annexed.
p s All the same time ana piHcp, o.
nam The same terms, the WIDOW OF 'be ="
cessed will sell bet interest 81 ono 10 "
.bovc described real estate, oeire and ecu
,od;vid,d one.third part thereof.
SARAHJ. HARRIS, " idow.
G. TB Carr, Auy.
Nav 'fS-4u
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NorIcEoF CHURCH ELECTION

N1OT,CE t, hereby given, thar y" pn;,d
~ ton vii be held o. the C""' r.. n
irc Of the Evsngelic Protestant o''. S,",s
Church, in Hsysville. Da.ois County, :, '. aid
Congregation On THURSDAY, me ~ .i sr..
Az e Nav 1868, for The purpose OF e'ec'
ing five TRUSTEES TOR said Chute" '"r ."e
m o.s,,ro ,enr Dated ,hi- 8ih day o, May
A. d. 1868. 'on rsn.,.es
MAY 8. 1eSS-2v
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f. r. BRuNprcK, Sec'y.

Don't advertise; II is bad plan. IL
will call attention TO your place Of business,
a nd 1, is much better for people who wish to
trade with you to hunt you up. II gives
you customers plenty Of exercise. and makes
them healthy. Besides, II you advertise
somebody will buy your goods, and then yo'
will have to get more, and u be gre
bother 10 you.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue
IN OF an order Of the Dubois county Cou''
Of Common Pleas. the undersigned ADMIN
is.r,,o, Of the estate Of Richard Nicholson
dsceoseJ. will cfi'.r for sale at public auction
on the pre- misses on
SATURDAY. June 10, 1868.
m eouol undiy ided two.lhlrds OF the follow
inc described real estate, situate in the coun
80 ~ pubois and State OF Indiann, 10 w"
The north west quarter OF the norm VIZ
or,r,er. and The south west quarter OF IN
north wes, quarter, and the sou'n eae' qua'
lar of The north west quarter, all IN eect'o
number tweniy.,hree, in township numoe
one north OF range number three wes'' con
aiming in all one hundred and twenty acre
more or less.
-rhe land will be offered in parcels 10 su
purchasers, and to benefit the estate
II TEnMs-One fourth cash, me res'oue
eonal psvmen,s at eight, twelve and eigh
cen months, with notes at interest," whiv'f
d relief from valuation end appraisment law
h and secured by good freehold sure'les. "a
lilo berin at 9 o'clock p. NJ.
LEROY CAVE, ADM.
= p. SAT the same time and place' o.
J. nnon the same terms, the widow Of the
N 20 ased will sell her interest in and to !
ID above described real estate, oeing on eq'
undivided onc-third part thereof.
Susan NICHOLSON, widow.
e GTB Carr, Atpy.
oil Nav s lS6S-4w
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Corur-Connou Pleas Gu al

Corsr. Common Pleas ca al
lonrued .,
There WAS but vei, W. hhs'No7' -
,h;s ,e,no and 4 i cation OF any
Jods~ L"nd rres,.r,,,,a a
with his accustomed ability. Inc
good looking young Prosecutor >; ~ /:
Hatfield was in attendance, but mac
no criminals to prosecute, the only one
in Jail being young Ellis Anderson
who plead guilty. and was assigned a
place in the House o. Refuge, a
Plaiufeld. for term OF tour years.
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Survey Notice.

1HVHE undersigned viii proceed WIN ue
y County Surveyor Of Dubois County, on
I'd cay OF June. 1868, TO run the ines
nd determine the boundaries Of sections o.
40 Tow nship / north range A West.
The intermediate lines will also DC run
: nd the corners thereof estab lshed. FER
sons interested will please be present,
May s 6s-3w GEO, FRlBERuLh
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ynAvING made the EYE and EAR WV"
Ia moi, may sud complicated nlsr"r'~
srsc,,n,v md the study Of years, ues"e
:, 80 IN his community, thai J IN pr
,,,ed "a ,ren, all no u'sy SEEK rrnt' r""
min ar suffering resulting from a"! 'A''
IL, n. there lmpor,nn, organs =
an snow the inssimable "dv"'''se
,ons eve-irh, srd goud hearing. ""o S"o"."'
cons, ou-n,ly, b. rsiui 10 preserve . '';,;"
Whs, a, fir, NAV appear :" we u"''
I'D bu, a sIgh, disorder, u o''e" '"e
49,, ..n,ed disen-c, which ""v wv
x,r, az proper attention develop Vs. w
:, a.s,,uc,iye agent, The sltghier' '""e"
,;,n may ,x,~ud to such degree; ~"
-. say. We cannot he ~" c"re"u' J"
Guarding ,hs, which may be so eAs''y ''s'
ituu-. e.
Il Lone experience in The hospitals "' rn'
,o,s in military rnd civil practice, hoe 'noo'
me familiar with the minnie e"n''"'r ~
those organs, The Diseases 70" hen 'hev "''
+, llinblp. md the proper treatment 10 ah''u
: t,romn, md permanent rel''
OrricE HouRs, from 20 IL A. N ana from
y IN ) T. n
n ~ Ofr,ce, on Third Street. between 10
i. Gust aud N IN
:, JOHN MAGENlSS, M. D,
Sire con Oculsf.
NJ, % ,67-1v Evansville. Ind.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

vu.BE undersigned will proceed with the
a County Surveyor Of Dubois County. on
the 25th day Of May. 1858, to run the lines
nd determine the boundaries Of section NO
1 Town 2 south range 3 west.
The intermediate lines will also be rn'
and the corners thereof established. ref
sons interested will please be present;
May s, 'G8-3 u w AININo.
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GOOD NEW >!
tsubOis County
MILITARY 30 U n r.

or,cr !. hereby gwen TIM, here J.
N "a ION. in THE TREASURY! ~, %,
dubois coun'y lud., 10 teoer ,",,;d and all
,hres year BcSps. that are " .',p t,om No. i
Of he ionr year BoEDs, ana also ''o ""i nm,
10 Mo. % of the tiveyear BONDS a y, ,hl
The inter, st upon the same ', WIN sr ~ ~ G
date. WIN
Nav 8 '6S-4H
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WANTED-We want to EN- ,Ioy good
agent, Carpenter preferred,) In each town
in the State to sell our PATENT SELF.
GATE LATCH. Send fol
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