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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

The Cotton Movement.

NEW YORK, March 5, p. m.-The cotton move
ment for tho week shows continued falling of
in receipts, although the total is still very large,
and indicates crop greater in extent than the
general estimates. In contradistinction to de-
crease in receipts this week, there s very large
increase in exports, aud tho total shipments to
Great Britain and the Continent are the largest
for any week this season. There is n great accu-
mutation of cotton ut the ports andinerior towns,
notwithstanding tho enormous increase in exports
oyer last year has completely demoralizcd the
trade and caused marked depression in all
quarters The decline in the price Of cotton for
the week on the value of the total crop represents
shrinkage of about thirteen million of dollars.
The great difficulty with the cotton trade is that
spectators have been over trading on the advent
of peace in Europe, and hence when peace is de-
clarcd the market takes sudden plunge down.
ward instead of advancing. In cotton trade the
great bulk of spectators were fortified against
peace by having large amount Of cotton on
hand, and as soon US peace camo some of them
started to realize which was the commencement Of
the present depressed condition of affairs. In
plain terlps thero was too much company on the
bulk side of tho market. Receipts ut oil ports
for the week, l26,93j, against 1861 last week;
141 ,057 tho previous week, and l6l,095 three
weeks since. Total receipts since September,
29176lG, against 2,ls9, ,5l3 for tho corresponding
period of the previous year; exports from all
ports for the week, 1913, against ,522 for the
same week last year. Total exports for the OK
pired portion of the year, ,SiS,3O6, against 1.22S
O4l same time last year. Stock at all ports G59,-
7OS, against 5GS, ,764 last year. Stock at interior
towns 123, ,2s5, against lOI 1884 last year. Stock
of cotton in Liverpool 100000, against i92, 900
last year. Amount of American cotton aloat for
Great Britain 294 900, against 2S6,OOO last yenr.
Amount of Indian cotton atloat for Europe B5Q,-
7OS, against ,764 last year.
At the South considerable rain has fallen dur
ing the week, but this has not had my elect on
movements of cotton.
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Rfs- A dispatch from Ncenah, Wisconsin, says
Oshkosh, escaped on Saturday night, and imme-
diatcly went 20 Neenah, his former horne, thence
TO the home Of his divorced vile, and murdered
her, first shooting her and then cutting her throat
from car to ear The murderer then repaired to
his brothers. house, and hid in the attic, where he
was discovered Sunday morning, and an effort
made TO arrest him, when he shot himself through
the head.
6:s~ The New York Bulletin, Of Wednesday,
speaks as follows Of the proposed Sterling Fund
ing loan {" Should the State 0! South Carolina
succeed in making the sterling loan of 81 ,25OOOO
which it is now reported as attempting to nego-
t;nte in London it is claimed that the new bonds
will make Il largo advance in this market. The
object of the loan, it is said, is to retire about
$500, 900 floating debt and to refund the new
bonds.'
z.s- Andrew Brown, colorcd, was executed at
Barnwell Court House, on Friday, for the murder
of Jacob Barton, colorcd, in November last
ms- An old gentleman named Hitler, resi-
dent of small ,own in Ohio, was recently called
upon by his affectonate nature to follow his wife
and son, who had elopod together He found
them at Waverley, took them in buggy to Au-
burn, gave his son two dollars and a half in ex-
change for his love, put himself and wife on
train Of cars, and went back home again, ne
youth following on foot.
aas- prolific couple in Iowa exhibit eighteen
children as the fruits of ten years Of matrimony.
nss- Some naughty boy in Penn Yam, the other
day. ornamented an old, gothic framed horss,
bitched to an awning post with q stolen card
sign which read: 4" Oats wanted inquire within.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

sY If you have bad taste in your mouth,
salowness yellow color of skin, feel despondent
stupid and drowsy, appetite unsteady, frequent
headache or dizziness, you are "biious," md
nothing will arouse your liver to act on and
strengthen up your system equal to DR.. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. Used
moderately during exposure to malarial poisOns
itenables the liver to work of the poison, and
will thus prevent Ague and Bilious Fevers. It
is just the thing for Jaundice. As blood purifier
for the cure of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptons, Salt
,Rheum, and other skin diseases, it has never yet
been equaled. Sold by druggists.
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Marriage Guide.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for married persons or
those about to be married, both male and female,
in everything concerning the physiology and re-
lations of our sexual system, and the production
and prevention of offspring, including all the
new discoveries never before given in the English
language, by WM. YOUNG, NJ. D. Thisis real
ten in plain language for tho general reader, and
is illustrated with numerous engrayings. All
young married Rpoplo, OF those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impediment to
married life, should read this book. 1t discoses
secrets that every one should be acquainted with;
still it is q book that must be locked up and not
lie about the house. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of so cts. Address DIR. WM.
YOUNG No. 416 Spruce Street, above Fourth,
,Philndolphia.
Nov "a Gun 49
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THE ADVERTISER.
EDGEFIELD, S. c., MARCH o, 1871
Am Important Paper.

We this week send out a very interesting Sup
plement in reference to the Etiwan Guano, from
the House of Messrs. WV. C. BEE & Co., Gen.
eral Agents, Charleston, s. c. This paper con-
taius vast amount of interesting information to
the planting community, and we urged the farm
ing fraternity ogive it an attentive reading.
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The Ku KIux in Chester.

1t is reported that the Ku Klux are operating
heavily in Chester. A lady of our village who
passed through Chester on Tuesday last informs
US that the whites and blacks there were openly
armed and arrayed against each other. 1t is cur
rent in Columbia that serious encounter has
occurred between the Ku Klux and the negroes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

CorroN FOR Russ1A.-The FIRST cargo Of
cotton ever sent from his port for the Seaport
of Daltes Port, in Russia, near the mout! Of
the Gulf of Finland, took place here on Sdur-
day last, when Messrs. George A. Hopley &
Co. cleared the Norwegian bark Emanuel for
the above point, with six hundred and
twenty-five bales upland Standardization
NaWs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

@- The Charleston papers of Tuesday bring
the news that Gov. Scott has refused to sign the
bill consolidating the Grcenvile & Columbia
Railroads, at which the railroad ring are power
fully enraged. Gov. Scott deserves credit for
sticking up to his lately avowed policy of ap-
proving no measure whatever will increase tho
Indebtedness of the State.
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March Court.

The Court of Common Pleas and General Ses-
sions began its spring session in our town on
Monday last, Judge MELTON presiding. AS yet
SO little has been done in the Court, that we post
mono further comment until next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

a.S- Do not be discouraged. If you have dys-
pepsia or any disease of the Liver, there long
life Of happiness before you, if you only use
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

Gv Thompson is not going to do anything
more in conundruus. He recently asked his wife
the difference between his head and o hogshead,
and she said there was none. He contends that
it is not the right ar 1wer. u .'si
gv- 1t only costs $40 to whip Milwaukee
editor, but it is dreadful hard work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09
The Bill to Promote the Cons olidationf
of the Blue Ridge and GrecnviIle
Railroads.

Z We have seen with great satisfaction, that
this bill, last night, passed the Senate, by a
vote of % to I. II i, fair and Just settle.
ment of interests whi;h are really, so far as
the welfare of the Senate is concerned,
identical. There seems to be some misap-
prehension in the public mind as to what
the bill really is. 1t is not bill to consoli.
date the roads, but exactly what its true
title Describes bill to promote the consol-
dation. 1t places both companies in posi-
ton to unite their interests judiciously, to
effect what every man in the State desires,
the repair of the Greenyille Road, SO as to
make it a first rate road, and the completion
of. hoBlue Ridge,,so as to make the whole
great trunk road.
It is to be supposed that when the terms
of consolidation come to be considered and
settled, each company will know how not
only to protect their several interests, but
how to blend them, 80 as to secure the
highest good to the State.
The REIMBURSEMENT of the State lien is
rather nominal than real, for The best secu-
rity OF the State is the mortgage which ex-
tends to the whole property of the road
The removal of the limitation upon the
sale of the bonds is only Common sense-for
nobody ever heard of bond to build a rail.
road selling at par. >.
We confess we have been very anxious
concerning the recently proposed railroad
legislation, for it seemed to.us wild, and we'll
calculated to arouse the just indignation of
every Taxpayer in the State. This relieves
our apprehension, and we are glad to believe
and feel it our duty to recognize that it is, in
large degree due to the firm and patriotic
stand taken by the Governor-CDlumbia
Phoenix.
Co NGREssMAN Bowen OBTAINS p1voRcE
IN CoNNEcT1cUT-The New York Herald
says:
1t has just been ascertained here that
Christopher c. Bowen, the member of Con.
gress from Charleston, S. c., obtained a
divorce in New Haven at the last October
term of the Superior Court, before Judge
Phelps. On Saturday last, A. D. Osborne,
Clerk Of the Court for that county, received
letter from George P. Fisher, the District
Attorney of the District of Columbia, asking
if Christopher G. Bowen had not obtained a
divorce in New Haven. Upon examining
the records it was found that a decree was
granted Bowen on the .22d of November
last, divorcing him from Frances Bowen, of
Augusta, Ga. The petition was dated Sep
tember 7, 1870, and with it was return
showing that one j. B. Williams swore be.
fore notary, named Samuel Iron, in Brook.
lyn, N. Y, that he served copy of the Pc
tition upon Frances Bowen in Augusta. Ga,
on the Goth of September. The attestation
bears date of September 81. The petition
was granted upon the evidence OF Bowen OR
a man personating him and that of the man
Williams. The petition was brought by the
Attorney, Charles H. Fowler, who figured in
the Randolph case. 1t is supposed that q
copy OF the decree is to be used in the next
trial of Bowen for bigamy.
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Notice..

Religious services may be expected at Rich.
land Spring Church, on the 10Th March, at II
o'clock, A. M.
And ut Good Hope Church, the Goth March, al
12 o'clock, A. M.
D. D. DRUNsoN, Missionary.
Mnr 2tln
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EDeErIrLD c. H., 18th Dec, 1870.
CAPT. B. F. LovELAcE: Having seen Dixon's
and other varieties of improved cotton seed, do
net hesitate to pronounce yours superior to any
that has ever come under my observation. OF q
vigorous growth, ladened with fruit, and matu-
ring at IN carly date, It gives assurance Of what
may be accomplished by careful cultivation, and
judicous selection. Planters have only to see
this Cotton growing and opening, as have done,
Sincerely yours;:
iA..A. GLOVER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09
Physicians Use Them in Their Prac-
tice.

Itis almost universally the case that Physicians
condemn what ara generally known as "PLtent
Medicines" Although DIR. TUFTS LIVER
PILLS IS NOT A PATENT MEDICINE, yet
its composition (the result of years of study is
known only to himself, and palpablo are
their valuable curative properties that very many
of the first Physicians in the South aud West
have adopted them in their practice, and recon-
mend .hem IN thnir nntianfs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09
Napoleon is hourly expected in England.
Npw yopr March &

A special dispatch to the Telegram, dated Lon
don 9th, says: GA dispatch frOm Paris states
that the city is in great excitement, consequent
on determined actin Of the reyolutionist party.
The revUlutionists have entrenched themselves at
Montmartrc, with : battery of guns, and the
Government has brought ~ troops of the line to
resist any attack the revoutionists may make on
the city. Reports of the organization OF the rev
olu,iOnis,s arc very much exaggerated, but the
fact that there is an organization of very forni-
dable character is too obvious to be denied"
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" CIV Nov. 18th, 1870.
CAPT B. F. LovELlcE,-Dear Sir: The Cot
tonsSeed you have been selecting for thcla.t four
years, Lthink superior to7any etter kind, and
'expectto plant my next years crop IN them.
Respectfully, J. C. BROOKS.
CAPT. B. +. LovELAcE,-Dear Sir: take
pleasure, In recording the high estimation in
which I hold the Improved variety Of Cotton
raised this year by you from your Select Seed.
T regard yours equal If not superior, to tho
Dickson Improved or Boyd Prolific. Please re-
serve me Fifty Bushels Of your Select Seed.
Yours, Truly, ]. A. BLAND.
Dec. II, 1870.
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EpeErIkLp C. H., Dec. 18th. 1870.

EDGEplkLD C. H.. Dec. 18th, 1870.
hereby certify that have repeatedly exam
ined Capt. B. F. LovELAcR's Cotton, in its grow
ing state, for two years past, aud can say that
in my opinion have seen nothing equal in pro-
lifc and other qualities in all tho Counties in
which have travelled, and caa therefore with
confidence recommend the Seed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

AVOID QUACKS.--A victim of early indiscre,
u ilon causing nervous debility, premature decay,
simple means Of secure, which he will send free To-
his fellow sufferers Address j. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau
ST.. New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-03-09

GREAT MEDICAL BOOK and FRENCH
~ SECRETS for Ladies' and Gents. Sent free for
2 samps. DR.. Bonaparte & Co., Cincinnati. Ohio
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cer,isca,es.

Edgefell, S. c., Jan ,, 1871.
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Tie Times Versailles special says: The pre-
scribed limits of France are being rapidly evnc-
mated by the Germans. The movement is being
concluded quietly and orderly. Mont Valerian
and all other forts around Paris will be evacuated
on the 7th, Rouen on the 18th; and the left bank
Of the Seine OF the 10th. Forty thousand troops
from the Provinces are now marching into Paris.
The respective stats have arranged that the in
coming French and outgoing Germans shall move
by different routes to avoid the chance of colli-
sion'.
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EEPLOYNIENT FOR AaI

CADLER BROS, Manufacturers of Chead jew
~ elry. Circular sent free. So. Atcboro. Mass.
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The French authorities arc endcavoring to
make such arrangements with the Prussians as
will haston the evacuation of Paris. 1t is beiev-
ed that the Germans will leave this evening or
tomorrow; in consequence there is great excite
ment in Paris. crowd of Parisians, observing
some Prussians in the courts of the Louvre and
Place du Carousel; yesterday, attempted to use
force for their expulsion, but were kept back BY
line of troops, and pieces of cloth were hung
over the gate to hide the Prussans. Conflicts are
expected if the Germans dc not soon eTacuate
the city
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Mar l
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
EoRElcN.
HERS INDIsP0sITION-EL
1.s ~ 'uods PROSPECTS. ii uoil 3'im -

" =
s!s VERSAILLES, june Is 6.-Thiers is slightly
yindisposed, ?, iapilo:1- - : : -
dature.
The Goyernment has favorable reports
fegsrdLlg elect ipns prospects. Z 81
Inc Communists of Parisare quiet but
,MADRID, Jdne aaas Ailisisrity of the Cor.
- are caoeussing over the Kings refusal
y rsScept the resignation of the ministers
uarohos, June 26.-A cotton mill at
send ,oss mas been burned. One thou
sssTS NJ NoIAiheh ousted.
- nneTe was snow storm in Sh;olds =, -;
E. hAYTI, June IL, via Janoe;nn a..;u.
are gloomy here. Congress ;s % aiiaiIs aA;l'lls
with the ministry, especially, oe ~ ssa variance
sANTo DOMINGO, June l5.SCahrannn mannces' as
Iat is confirmed. q qHeT led Hsvt;..,s -, 1.'
'5lefs and Baez had eolofed "A rne2Sics s sf 1
mayhem Generals prisoner.
4. VERSAILLES, June 26.uThe Ker;,e con,
the Communists and ,workingmen h"s haaS ,,
aoont decided to refrain from VOTING IT.
oMcia Journal contains several decroa'
sip siis,psaye to the loan and war indemnitv
ia,l.Asls, June 26.- -Tbe Figaro saws III, i
sleans Princes will proceed to Frchs,or ,s,,'
.'s m.,ete tney will await the decision oF ~,
osuntry In silence. The T5nst;t III w J,
arses the electors to ratify the noI;cr .
usn.. sns.nes e without conditions non tbe ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

An Illinois woman committed suicide
by hanging herself To am apple tree. AT
the funeral, a Ineighbor, noticing, the sad
appearance of the husband, eonsoled him
by saying, that he had met with terrible
loss. "Yes," says the husband, heaving a
sigh. ..she must have kicked like thunder
to shake off six bushels of apples that
would have been worth q dollar, bushei
when they got ripe" rolilmo7q
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

A private letter to q gentleman OF Knox
ville,, from Gainesville, Texas June. 6th
1871, says: Gen. w. +. Sherman y on aouI
frontier; had three Indian chiefs arrested
at Fort Sill and sent to yacksooro 70 -
tried by civil lIcDuFtsl;; 1onf 3h tne Sfi9ss e.
tempted to Kill Gen. Sherman VIII IA sssne, Asil,e
shat the Indian dead Henry Wheiey ane
Ave men were attacked, and Henfy's ;Psrsl :sI
killed four Indians and lost one wnit,
man; Henry killed three himself. One .
our county men Killed one three week
since, not, Jpn .Cook, county, but fheX snae
pursued them out OF this county. Ther'
is much. excitement ON thefbostlef. :.
Wheat has, been harvested. The yielf
is very sfnan. ! "
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Int Ssv. ate member of the Commun.
''s Sshual Committee has been arrasfed =

asOtsr Oh sPiasiisTIsI ii THifE7 tS1ub.S srRxI
Try TO May ISL, show Vas tSeR sPs ssssent SeSnt
ssm,iount sA,iont OF spirits in the country to be Tas
rm lSmiiows: Foreign and domestic spirits II
sind, out of bond, 81, 200 ,43I 50 gallons
1feigun. and domestic spirits In, 1custon,,
Ssrehous, 1896 ,444 gallons; total amoun;
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enty-eight unimpo districts to heal
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
election Of Omcers.

The following officers were elected last night
by Niagara Company. No. 81 isa sac'4 rLf
b. Foreman, W. ii. Porter; lst Ast., Van Jonn-
son.:a2d Asst. Henry Roda; Treasurer, !. W.
johnson; Secretary, Peter Sliger; Ast. Secy-,
Fred Wiley. Hosemen, Rufus Jones, BEDFORD |,
Harper. Pipemen, Wan. Livingston, Samue,
Webb. Fire Police, Lee McClung, Eowaro
Thompson. Executive Committee, W. =.
Yardisy, Peter Sliger, John Meek.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

The New York Commercial can stand
winter lingering in the ap Of spring, bui
it didn't expect that the coy maid would
trot summer on her knee until both grew
red in the face and o sympathizing world
oyerfiowed with perspifati0nsn ni Asso
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

= THE Hops Gordon =. Cole, in his Deco
ration day. address at Faribault, Minn..
recitea the following colloquy between
General Thomas and Colonel George at
the battle of fChickamadga .'Said General
Thomas, Col George, how long can you
hold this pass p Until the I'd Minnesota
is musteredfout OF Service. sir responded
the gallapt Colonel, They held the pass"
|xwrA Fan -. go go FT 81
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OVARIAN va JUNIOR CURED.

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TO have cured tumors either of the womb uteri,
res or bowels; the knife has been the sole reliance in
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over TWENTY persons Of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUAORs,
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