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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
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Ghosts Abroad. in Georgia.

AT Surrency, on the Macon and Bruins
wick Railroad, in .Appling County,
Southern Georgia, lives Mr.. Surrency, a
gentleman we'll To do in the world, and;
universally regarded as one Of the most
honorable citizens Of the County. And
it is this Mr.. Surrency's house that the
ghosts have taken as their theatre Of ac-.
tion. And stupid, prosy, tiresome action
it has been. Crockery, pottery, glass
ware and butcher knives have fallen
from their shelves day by day, and been
shivered upon the floor. Ears of corn
have fallen Suddenly in the rooms, as
mamma i'll the Wilderness. Smoothing
irons have slid forward and back upon
their own hook. Books have jumped
around the floor, as ii possessed of devils.
The old family clock has kicked up its
heels like young calf Ked-hot brick
bats Lave been hurled about like stones
in an Irish riot. Hogs have enirged
tightly closed rooms, and, after walking
hither and thither, vanished like vapor
before the gaze Of the beholders. And
last, hut most sensible, an old Sea.cap-
tain who went to see the performances,
got tired and dry, and wished (enly wish
ed y kSa bottle of wlriskey. whcreupon
full bottle appeared upon the floor by
his side, and,. after he had poured out
stiff drink, vanished like the hog. Kind
to come, but unkind to limit 'an old sea-
captain 10 single drink!
And all these things done as if by the
impulse of tine liieless articles them.
selves. Not the faintost oisiJte agency!
And Ii hundreds and hundreds Of people
including newspaper reporters, who can
scarcely be called people-went day by
day to gaze, and wetch, and ferret out
the.mystery. -.
Blu. so, far it remains unferreted and
uniathomco. At one time Mr.. Surrency
and his family left the house. in alarm
and disgust. We do not know that they
have gone back to it. And all these
things are true, strictly true, as thon-
SANDS OF people can testify. But after
all hpw low and nninteresting! Such
ghosts are disgrace to their species.
Who could tolerate ghosts without lopS
shalowS draperies, and bleedinswounds,
and deathly, mysterious groans, and
haunted eyes, aud crimes untold upon
their heads? Bah we are unspeakably
disgustcd with ghosts so degraded as to
contlescend to firt with hogs, and old
sea captains, and unlncntionable pieces.
of chambcr creckery
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

PRINCE NAPOLEON RESISTING THE De-
CREE OF ,BAx1sHMEST-Prince Napoleon
mas appealed to the Procureur. General of
France for redress against the Minister Of
the interior, the Preiect OF Police, and
others who took part in his expulsion from
France. The appeal is made in accord
ance with tie provisions of the penal
code. Should il be rejected OF disregard
ed the Prince will commence personal pro-
ceedings in the courts against the parties
concerned, and viii avail himself OF all
legal means to procure the restoration OF
nls rights as a citizen Of France and the
punishment OF those who have illegally
driven him from his country.
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;. .Election3Notice.

TN N'accordahce,Yith the. Proclamation Of
Il His EXcelleney, Robert K. Scott,
Governor of South Carolina, IN Election
will be held in Edgeheld County, on
Tuesday theg 9TH November next, for
seventy rPersons as ELECTORS of Pres
ident and Vice-President Of the United
'fsi For the convenience of voters, 5ts the fol-
lowing Election precincts arc hereby es-
tablished, and the several persons herein
after named are appointed Managers oil
ELECTION at the several precincts, viz:
Edgetield c.. H,-Two precincts, one
|. = Il I'botx fdht teascf, presciinctE
No..l-W p zeigler, w Fl Brunson,
David Harris, .ir.
No. 2-W DRamcy, Thos Adams,
: IlisS jostoS Achirtoni Gill Ward, w
+ Thompson, Charles Spence.
Ridge Spring-W NJ Watson, Andrew
Ramsay, ir /, Aaron Cook So
Mt fWillinS-M NJ 'Padgett,a Draytop
Belts; Clarence Glover. ~, 81
Pcrry's X RoadS-George Morgan, P
L Waters, Edward Butler.
sin, ,SMoses Brasori. IS = % -.
~
= Abney, Charles Johnston.
Briar Patch-(To be held at Trapp's
Min) HStron, ,ld i, Bodie, Mat. Anderson.
Meeting Stroet-Adam Barker, David
Pardiel, Lark Burton.
Uorleg, Lucian Devore.; i't';
Liberty Hill-John A, Barker, George
Sheppard, Wade .Gilchrist.,
'Talbert-W r Barker, Robert 'Cnch.'
fane, Willis Brunson.
led Hill-Lawrence Cain, VIM Clan
TON, Andrew j Lee.
b III Henderson's. .Store-Jas L Dow, WI.
W 1feStli; Handy Laaksley.
Curryton--Paris Simkins, Willis 6
Harris, .Jblin Wesley.,it ~
Shaw's N1ill-Hardy, Walls, Robt Green
aH,ledge 1hrhcr. ~
The Managers herein named will meet
as once at their respective Precincts, ana
organize themselves into Board, by ap-
,pointlng one s0f tAeirs snifin berSto Serve as
Chairmali; %h6is empowered to admih-'
lister the necessary oaths i'll every in
ste.nce.' The Chatrmar Of each Board
will call at this office, priet to the day of
election, and be qualified, and get the
Boxes and Election Law.
i nc JOllS VIII De opened at Is O clock
in the forenoon and closed At 6 O'Clock in
,sa,e ftcrnoon OF the, ,day of eIeetio or. md
Shall bc5kcnt a,,en during these hours
rTitirousi,termission; and tho managers
ssti;iIl ldmiristpr to each person offarinr
to vote, an oath that he is qualified to
vote AZ fbis election. according TO tbo
Constitution and. laws,of this State. and
that.hc has not Voted durinw;this election.
Immediately after the Closing of the
DOLLS. the Mana1ers shall proceed nub-
jI.lv TO omen tho ballot box and cp,,nt
the ballots t;iaairi. and continue snch
count. without Adjournment orinterrun.
tion. Until, rho same is Gompleted mud
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
es-Friend stokes;of the Union Times

e8- Friend Stokes;o ;of the Union Times,
has, lunintentionaily, wronged us,7'tn
sayiig that we advocated the "stay
away policy, in reference to the late
election. We have urged the people 10
turn out and vote for good men for Office
-and we had. a number Of good men on
our ticket for County offices. True, the
-aduertiser did advocate the "hands OH "
policy. in regard TO the candidates for
State officers, simply because. we looked
upon the candidates on both tickets as
miserable swindlers and carpet Dagger
plunderers. and. not as men worthy OF
our suffrages,, And as yet we have no
cause,to regret our 7'hands off" policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Fair Notice.

A LII Persons are hereby, notified that
RRn sais made yRS Ssas
ty Treasurer, about the first day OF July,
1872, for the Tract Of Land belonging to
has has e'1 been revoked Si a by I'll the State Auditor
and said Deed ordered TO be can ceiea.
=; sAa NJ ~: /. ADDISON, AsY
For the Legatees ate 6 gf the Es.sssof assa
,Edgefeld, IS: C5 OCT rs, 1872 e2ti As
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UNpAgalIz1E % % 0ggaA AaE.-A gentle
man from thS SsSls s. eaQrdon called at

= ..-,l ,.t- > ..i. =.
UNpAgAIIzsIEp QggaAeE.-A gentle
man from the sIsiaNy 81 Gpr1on called at
this Office stgfaa says the Macon
Telegraph made tie following start,
'hng discloalSs '-''y
I On Wedaasd day,night, about Up. M, a
ssaeband often United States soldiers led
ey soms, ssset fieiea appeared at tue
Of Dr, JsH TsHfell, in quest tof
sshe Doctor and his iSs ss Son, Who we're from
home T5sys entered tile house, and
searched thSpremises in Be rudest man
ner, violating withatheif ruttian presence
the sleeping chamber of two young ladies,
hndS dSe1ea ttssring, from their, persons the
bed covering which protected them. Dis
appointed et not finding their prey, they
Chen, ,&sitsddtherr ,.emlciis and arrested
and Bare away with them Messrs. VIM.
Fountain, sWm. Calf. Mm, Bridges,
Frank Remington, Edward Walker, fali-
road agent, and Jas.s Fountain NOT con-
tent with thus outraging theehohfes land
persons Of their victims, these..exemplary
representatives Of, Radical .law proceeded
/ to rifle the pockets Of one of their prison
era Mr.. Wm, Fountain, Of about $15.
For the truth truth. Of this. characteristic aet
our informant has the authority Of the
brother of Mr. Fountain. " - 70 : 80
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MONTGOMERY, Co., N. G., Sept, II, 90.

= MONTGOMERY, Co., N. G., Sept. II, ,'ee..
DR.. WIN. Il. TUTT.- T.-Sir-Please accept
theheartfelt thanksof a mother who was
we'll. nigh driven,to despair by the sad
condition Of an only child. My little boy
has been afflicted With 'Scrofula ever since
his Birth, and after trying every remedy
that was recommended, and several phy-
sieians had pronounced him past all hope,
I accidentally heard OF. your Sarsaparilla
and Queens Delight. 1t was SO highly
reeomlnended. that concluded to try it,
butsL must confess with very little faith.
He, has taken nine OF the bottles you
sent ME, and 7 am happy in being able
to say that he is almost well and 1 be-
lieqe by the time he takes the dogen:he
will be perfectly restored to health. He
has gained flesh; has fine appetite, and
now walks two miles to school '-' I shall
always remember you with gratitude
~. - ~-,. =, ANN, MURRAY. E,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Give us, Your Name.

wefrequently receive marriage notices,
obituaries, and communicatehss,, t,nac. : !.
companied by the name of. the, writer,
or party sending, the communication:
ALL such papers receive no attention at
our hands, and, are incoptinently' thrown
aside. If yon want your article publish
ed, send your name herewith. ,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Fathers and. Mothers.

Ifyou occnpy these relations now, or
are about to do so, study we'll your COM
'stitution. If you have acquired or in
lherited Scrofula, or any disease which
:tnay be transmitted to youf offspring, it
is. your solemn duty to eradicate it,
Thonsan dis of children are now, suffering
from the effects OF poisonous diseasse
transmitted to them from their parents.
'Therhought is terrible. You can save
yburseves much, sadness and solicitude,
and your dear little ones much pain and
unbappiness by. the timely use of DR..
Tdtt's Sarsapariila and Queen's Delight.
1t will surely eradicate the taint from
your system; or. if it. has already, been
entailed upon your child, give; it at once,
this neutrality-suspicious. and its system
will be renovated ahd restored to sound
r1oca 90 t.9.I
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.Strayed 0i, Stolen, .

ERoM the Subscribers plantation, 9o a on on
r. or about the 18th Instant, one large
Bay HORSE. Said Horse is about lGi
hands high, about six years old last
Spring. think'he has three white feet,
small aaao stea oas J. Rs fsssisss Ras Mare co1r
year old,last June. Both disappe the
same night. traded for the horse from
I. n. Tolbert, near old Cafhbrhg gel last
Spring. A liberal reward will be paid
Coit!F 81 afiy iTalSrmsfia M ieaaaingstb fiTid'
them. 81 JOHN AZ BARKER.
Oct. 20, 3t 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Edgefield Merchants and Trade Pros.
nerts- kEss

Edgefield Merchants and Trade Pros
poets. sAt. sAsat
We are reviving in old Edgefeld. I'VE
breathe more freely. Business has S0mr
naeneedits whirEthis fan with lunasnaal
vim, and every body, moresor iess;san
Joys itsbenefits:s Our bliesquare tor
a month past has resopndel with the
t.Yo iesvs- IS fswagan niastsrs and,
stevedorea stsSedores IN Edgehela 8
Well, you know what we meap-the fell
lows who LOAF and unload. Huge wagons.
piled almost up to the moon with rich
mercharidize, cast their shadows ath1art
our streets:dailyi The hammers of the
young clerks keep up neyer-ceasing
rattle and clatter. And the vehicles from
the country, bringing ladies' to shop,
make music to the merchants ear.
sswseseteT' s. eel than that Of Of Eoiian harps.
We feelssheodrage these gracious
signs, and before another twelve-month
has. gone, look hopefully for full return
OF our ante-6elMm business prosperity. Il
And tipe.cause Of all this9 Itis the en-
ergy. enterprise and. reliability of our
merchants. and, what is. moro, their final
and unalterable Discrimination 70 sell
goods; ;as cheap as they ase sold, or can
be sold, etsewhege. They have learned
this lesson by sternly realizing how
powerf,lllytRey must contend with. Al
Igusta. And We. know this latter fact by.
having .notea how many of the families
of our BEST planters and farmers, wh9
formerly went to Augusta to buy their
supplies, are now copingto Edgefefd
ior the sarne-psrfectlS satisfied at last
that they can purchase goods here as
cheap absolutely as1n the former aarket'
Our merchants desert e the patronage
of their conpatriots, and We rei6iee that
they are nov. getting It So literally.
their STOCKS are Unusually. II large rich
and complete; and, like wise and atbefaE
minded men, they advertise largely in
their home paper. And To the columns
bf.the said paper We can tie attention Of
the public, for particulars concerning
the stocks and prices Of the worthy and
high toned merchants Of Edgefield. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
The Wheat Crop.

,;WAsH1Seyqs, October 24.-The asri-
cultural report says returns have been
received from counties representing a
large proportion Of wheat Of each State,
which indicate an Increase of about 5 per
cent. over the product of last year, which
was estimated at 23OOO0000 bushels. 1t
as probable that the completed estimate
viii not fall short of 240, 100000 bdshels
Upon an area Of little less than 20, ,O00,OW
acres, they will make yield OF between
twelve and thirteen bushels per acre,
which may be considered an average for
the United States. The increase Of the
States west OF the. Mississippi appears to
be about Ii, 100000 bushels. -
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DR.. Tntrs Hair Dyc is Easizy .fpplicd.
CONN ERCI a, Il =
AIIGUSTA Oct

AUGUSTA, Oct, 81. q
GOLD Buying at,ll2and selling dt III.
/ COTTON Market opened firm at 17z,
and closed unchanged. Receipts, 1856
bales. Sales, 1s9i2. -. vz.,7s,s.r ,.,..-
BACON-Clear Sides, 1908; G. r.
Sides, 12l; Shoulders, S9@9; Hams, 21@
q; Dry Salt Sides, l0@lO4; d. s. Shout
ders, S@s4. p..a.. :,
low, 9o005.
WHEAT-Ambcr, 81; rcd, $3.50;
white, 81 05@2 IL. =
FLOUR-City Mills are: 50 90 for su
perfine; 50 ?O'for extra; $40 for family,
and So for fancy Western and Country,
S5@l0 : VI
;OATS--Whjte and mixed, 5000 ;
Black Seed. 81; Red Rust Proof, 81 %.
PEAS-We quote at 81 25.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
, The Augusta 1ita Fair.

We were prevented from attending
this Fair as is our wont. and therefore
cannot speak Of it with as much accura-
ey as usual. The exhibition and at
rangements were no Jess admirable than
in former years, but, on account of the
very unpropitious weather which reign-
ed almost throughout, the crowd Of visi-
tors was not so great Many Edgefeld
people were in attendance, however, both
as exhibitors apd visitors and when the
premium list is published, we shall have
more to say on the subject
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

g> Mr.. James'J ones, oneof the most
enterprising farmers in, Fairfield county,
raised this year, on'seven acres of 'yiver
'bottomsland, 7llf bushels 'eofp, $4,000
pounds fodder, and theland isnow COW
.eredwish puiipkins.eyl,'" 8 a''''.ff. >. =
aF The Columbia pnoena4 is1anthorra
ICED by Comptroller Neagle tosay that,
notwithstanding the felno5arof Auditor
Gary, theebond scrip suit will 'bepross-
'cuted as vigorously as evef.Messrs,
Pope & Haskell having been retained as
cni,nsalf sFss$s7 r,Rj at '7'f3'1'- 'ssi
gg- A personal difhcplty occurred on
Tuesday night between two eoloreq men,
farming together ON DR.: Moons plahta,1
ton, near, Chappelrs, Depot, Newberry
County, resulting in the. killing Of Blu
ford Nelson by. Anderson. Williams. !;
some disagreement as to the. division, Of Of
the proceeds Of their crops is assigned as
the cause Of the quarrel. Measures have
been taken sof the arrest otf, the alleged
murderer. ,...s. -. e.. ..,i.,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Cotton show at the Cape Of GOOd Hope

Cotton Show at the Cape Of Good Hope.
The feverish and all'abi'ofbing ANXIETY
TO raise cotton prevails elsewhere, it
would seem, than In Edsefield District.
The cable kilograms bring accounts of a
very successful cotton sho% which was
held, abont, the lst September. in Gra-
ham sTown; in extreme Soiith Africa.
The total number of bales exhibited was
$50. Agood place to move to. Imagine
yourself, enjoying summer in Kahratia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Gov. Scott Cleaning eilt the .Peniten-

fi:d.y.
Within the lust ten days, Under the
recommendation of the Superintendent
OF the Penitontiary, the following named
convicts have been pardoned, and order
ed to be discharged by Governor Scott,
viz: Walter Muxcy, Walter Berthal, DO
seph Arnold, Larkin Wave, Stephen
Prtlow,. Anderson Beck, William Bing,
William Edmpnd;, Geo. Williams, Will
liam Coleman, Tiff, North, Isaac Turnag ,,
William johnson, Charles Howard, Benz.
Happy, Peter .Hcriot, John Brown, JAS.
Harris, Peter schuier, Daniel Williams,
Levi Cameron, June Jones, Jacob Rob
enson, John Go"dwin, Edward Williams,
Berry LaurtS,. Toney Jenkins, John
Harris, E. j. Porter, 'Maberry Sims, ia
cab pa9ega, Edward Plat; aud upon
the Recommendation of Judge Thornas
has parlened Elias 1Ivins and Lafayette
McCaw, convicted of grand larceny and
sentenced to the State Penitentlary for
three years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

@ AT. Aurora, Ill /, on the 26th, a
balloon half filed broke looses when the
tackle caught a man by the ieg,. who
managed to climb into the basket, but
when, the balloon had reachedsn altitude
OF four hundred feet, he jumped out, and
was picked up dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
LICENSE TAX.
couNqAtH4Rfshi Ks}IRaeRss M IRaeRss okS1cdBE ii iad /

coUNqAL4RFEt s XsdRf.iEsss okFfcBi
Edgefeld, Oct. 20, 1872.
MI MERCHllNTS, Professional men, Ii
1N quor Dealers, Tradcsmen, and all
those liable to tax under the Special Rev.
enue Tax Act passed Mt the last session
of the Legislature, are notified that their
taxes for the Sd Quarter, ending 3lst De,
esTfiGcr e 4 s 3 aSs4oYaes nc Gan9sltlieo
promptly, and thereby save the penalty.
P. a. EICIIELBERGER,
County Treasurer L. c.
Oct 80 2t As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
Fall and Winter Dress Goods

I have received the IARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTED STOCK of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods
ng&vf1 Ex'rI W &ssa, Z II 4
i HAT it has been my good sfortarn1tet to
show since the war, comprising Aan the
new KINDS of goods, shades and colors.
have the PLAIN and REPS HENRI
ETA CLOTHS, new style, for, Dresses.
of the different shades and colors. ..,... s,
In the way Of ALPACAS, 1 have the
Colorcd Bercah, Striped and Reps.
OF BLACK ALPAGAS,y I only keep
the Buffalo brand. These goods never
change color.
A large lot Of SHAWLS, SCARBS,
NECK TIES and.SASH RIBBONS.
; In the way of CASSINETS, TWEEDS,
CASSIMERES AND KENTUCKY
JEANS, my stock is very large; in fact,
everything usually kept i'll FirstGlass
Dry Goods Store may be found here.
GRAY BLANKETS and WHITE
BLANKETs-1O,4, n-4, Pin great
variety. ai A,i {sf.i4a I; !
would respectfully ask all of my old
friends to call and look for themselves.
If THE GOODS SUIT, THE PRICES
SHALL.
JAMES MILLER.
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National Democratic and Liberal
Republican Ticket.

For President. );
HORACE GREELEY. s.
For Vsce-Pyesidemt, st
B. CRATE BROWN. st
Electors. - es:! :.
Stote at Lar9e, sS'
MP. o'CoNNoR, of Charleston.
w. II. WALLACE, Of Unions,
S. A: PEARCE, of Richland.
= First District,
w: w. WALKER, of Geofgstowh, :
Second District,
JOHNSON HAGOoD, of Barn we'll.
Third District,
SIMEON FAIR, Of Newberry.
F6mtk District,
W. R. ROBERTSON, of Fairfield
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

CssS 1t il said that ,J..ll. Aeatham's
Dress Goods are unsurpassed either in
quantity, beauty and textures and Ye
are told that he is selling them 30 per
cent. lower tlran they can be bought else
where.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

rs Knowing tine Importance OF sell
ing Dress Goods while they are new and
fashionable, j IL Cheatham has marked
his entire stock down to very lowest fig
ures, as an induecment to buyers. 45
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Sheriff. Sale.

F., John W. Payne Warrant to- :s5.' s,1
VS. Enforce -. =
Joshua Boyd, Lien, d ,.,',
DY virtue of a. Warrant tome directed
- in the above stated CASE = will pro
coed to sell at the residence. OF John w.
Payne. in 'Edgefeld County on Saturday,
the 9th day3of November next the fol-
lowing property Of the Defendant, Joshua
Boyd to wit > asi,..dHfihq-ti ra.a;n III
ONE BALEoF COTTON ANDa FIF-
TY BUSHELS OFs66TP0N SEED.
Terms gash..si5 M ni'a'e ~ VI I
=, JOHN Fl. M0DBEITT, S.AEi, ,CrS
Oct. 25 3te 45
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Auction Notice.

r HAVE tafsenoht Efesnse' rs ansA Uo!s
i TIONEER, and will Auction off prop
ertyiat public.sales at reasonable rates, >,
Letters addressed to me at Edgefeld
e. H., will receive prompt attention
Fsss#@ stfs eB. M!sT&EBER1R
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31
A Splendid Mule at Raffle

T WILL Rattle at Edgeicld C. H., on
l. the first Monday III Novem5er next,
at 9 o'clock. Il. larse.sized, well broke
young MULE Forty chances at s. per
chance. A few more chances vet unais-
posed of. Il. j. WHITE.
Oct. 30 1t 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

@J. H. Gheatham,s lis known, as
Headquarters for pretty styles and in
addition fohis large ,tock Of Dress Goods,
viii receive this week from claflin& q Co.!
300 Pieces Fashionable Prints. 6
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STOLEN.

FRoM the stable of the subscribers,
n on.she night of'20tl, inst, q Dark
Bfown.MARE; about "A hands high, in
good order. A white spot ssen 'one hind
foot; has scar iont right hind. quarter
recently done harness arnarlseds 5 PAGES
underthe saddle A reward will be Civ:
en- for.returp .of,Mare, and $5o.for tliief,
with evidence I'd convict. 'l.Ss y
~. &lT. b. JENKINS, Is
=, l77 Reynolds street. Augusta, Ga.
OCT 10 Of y. - a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-31

s- J. II. Gheaaham has on hand ten
dozen Honey Comb la4 Quilts at only
Si-4e eaeh and ten dozen Quilts at sl.25
each. How is that for.loPr2 46 =
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lNatiee.

II III ! fe fpeersobs indebseatoM 'o,D9MsD,
Aaor M, ,0,DOW p is CO. will please
come forward and settle, as further IN
atf1gencS scannot be- given. y III sthose
failing to pay by the tirst of Noyembsr
will find their Notes and Accounts In
the hands of an Attorney for Collection.
M. O'DOWD Mefb.
Augusta, Oct, %, 1t rs
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SENT TO THE PAPER M1IL.-A special
To- the '6urisf-JOarnal from Washington
the 18th instant, says:
:. The publication of the Ku-klux report
and testimony to fire the Northern heart,
it, is estimated, cost. the Government 500, :,
900. Thousands Of copies have been used
,as waste paper, the report having alled
to answer" the intended purpose. Two
cart loads Of these documents were s earted
some days ago from the post, Officer to a
shop on D street, where they were put II in
bags so as to be shipped to the paper null.