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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
The Ku k,ux Court Adjourned.

Judge Bond adjourned his infamous
Ku Klux. Court ON Friday last, This
Court, as all know, in held, not for trial.
but for conviction, and before adjourn.
ment on Friday the following persons
who had been brought before the Court,
and plead ggnIilty or were convicted OF
violations Ut tiii Onsnrneinent set, were
sentenced az follows. npbt, MoorD, VII.
liam c. Whitrsides,q "a JOHN, Whisonant,
Jerome Whisonant, Hosea Mathis, John
Whitlock, Alfred La Master and ]. 8.
Ezell, each $IN fine and five years inn
prisonmeni; James A. Donald, 500 fine
and two years imprisonment; Marion
Fowler, 800 fine and two years inn
prisonment The prisoners were taken
to Charleston OH the 2Ist. -; 49, {.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
More People Guilty Than John j. Pat

More People Guilty Than John J. Pat
tersOn.
There is the Credit Mobilier scandal
which isnow working so prettily in Con-
gress. Oakes Ames, President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, and Col. Nc
Comb are put forward as the most i'm
portant witnesses. The Republican press
look at the affair az Il scandal, while the
opposite side are waiting for develop
mentS. Ft is said that Mr.. Ames admits
the authenticity Of letters that are con-
struod lis avowlng Il plan for bribing
Congressman by placing Pacific Railroad
stock among them "wherc it would do
good" Col. McCoinb swears that lie
fur,iisEsa to Mr.. Ames the names of
certain members % Congress, and the
question is, "were these gentlemen
bribed ~ .'
We look forward with considerable
interest for further developments.
These rich and powerful Railroad cor
porations are playing the ID now a.
days with the regulations OF public men.
This was exactly the case with "IIon-
est john IT. pSutt greenbacks among
certain membas;, "@heSs it would do
good>''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
s. c. Conference Appointments.


Below we give the appointments ofthe
s C. Methodist Conference, at its recent
session at Anderson for this (the cokes-
bury District:
CoKEsBuRS DIsTRIcr-H. NJ. Mood
Presiding Elder.
Cokesbury Statioii-W. w. Mood.
Cokesbury--.T. w. Murray, III. w.
Whitaker. Hf'
Abbeville Station-W. T. Capers. 4.
Abbeville-R. II. Dagnall.
Lowndesville Station-A. j. Cauthen,
c. v. Barnes, supernumerary. Fri
Tumbling Shoals-John Finger.
Greenwood WIN. uutto. w. II Law
ton, supernunlerary.
South hAbbevil,e-G M. Boyd. 2ii
Newberry Station-Manning Brown.
Newberry-gy. Z. Shuford, D. D. Dant.
zler.
Little Saluda-G. w. NJ. Creighton.
Edgcfeld-Wm. Thomas.
Cokesbury-G. F. Round.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

IF you feel dull; spondent, drowsy,
del3ilitated; have luent headaches;
mouth tastes badlyOor appetite, and
tongue .coated, you're suffering from
torpid liver, or "Bilsness.' Nothing
will cure you to sjdily and pcrma
nontly as DR.. Pieft Golden Medical
Dihcoveryipi ndi lpIi Il 5nn1'' ~
"OslN'9 pan1MITpG YFyi it!-{INhis- Is
what shels lstaga! and liq paFlpom paniesI
ilysEE3YsstPl!S ,seepelglleM9er II Of the
the 'MUsrXFdfTlN1sfr. .Tiiey> 'scaf,it'
do witliDutiitfar. .Anshy,a .,Beeausei it,
infallibly reduces thdernal swellings,
&cs,r whlteh, under, pus names, i'm
pair the useffuiltnHess arAlue Of the king
OF Ihddrspsdsg7 andsV 'beuanse,, foTr
sprstnst tstrains, galla other injuries,
y Which lllorSeifesshh liable, it is,the,
mRrkeE 'fYet itlie,e .oni4trehdatiSiis
comprise only q portiof its claims to-
public; confidence. Ing period of
more than sixteen yei it has been re-
oogniHeSihsln ,spsNl tAf, inany osstAe G.
nlast JlsGontA4zlhgi ia.hH, which aftlot
gotE,' 'fHpgfalgia, ,hiu fhi, tied6lHfefXs
snrs throat, baFaciip;s ;stoote ianrllikeL
WIZ 4s'a peerless aapation. .foEcutg,I
br9gll RrrlnHss. rlHs.a4Rpd and ssS, heas won, ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
HYMENEATi.i

MARRIED, in this Village, onlthe 18th
at the residence of the bride' mother ,lby
Rev. L. Bronddus, r.,THOMAS !J
HILL, of lAtlanta;o Ga, and Miss JEK
ME s. WHITE, of Edgefeld.s,Y 81
MARRIED, at the residence tof The
brides father, ON Thursday, the 18th inst.
by the Rev. D. DliBrunson, !, MFR. THOs
E. BIRD and Miss DoNNIEC sTRoM
second daughter Of Col. IS: o. strom; all
of Edgefeld.f yiac .. tIe9i! ii o.
In sending Us magnifcsntcakeAun.
tonched by knife, and perfect inbeauty
of adornment.-and abottle Of wine, the
! fair brides proves that while lhappyshe
does not forget to he thoughtful amiable
andgenerous. - s1iqoroq u ii9ssi b3
"All of q tenor be their after life, ri,es
No day discolored with domestic strife,
No jealousy, but mutual truth believed.
Seeurerepose, and Kindness und eceivedi"
MARRIED Oh Tuesday, the 18th, by
Rev. D. d. Bri11pson, at the residence of
brides mother, Mr.. JOHNNIE K.
DURST and Miss N NARCIsSAH. SELF,
all of Edgefieid. ''let ''es&G isseli-;
And from this wedding also we ac-
knowledge the receipt of very hand
some compliment in the shape of BRIDES
cake. Our young friends will please
accept our kindest Fluctuations. ,; j
"But happy they the happiest Of their
Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, tlieir fortunes and their
beings blend.n a.4
MARRIED, on the 18th, by Rev. D. D.
Brunson, Mr.. w. H. PEAKE, of Able
vile, and Miss JULIA F. JENNINGS,
daughter OF. DIR. j. H. Jennings, of Edge
field.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

s~The Columbia correspondent of
the Charleston GsaWier, under date of the
10Th, says:
AS was indicated in my dispatch last
night, application was made to-day be.
fore the Supreme Court for writ of
Ilandausas, to compel the Comptroller
Geneg8l to levy special tax of three
mills, to pay the Blue Ridge Scrip, as
provided under the Act passed at the
last session. Suit e.s brought at the in
stance of r: C. Silver, y p. Southern,
w. G. Swattield, hifd W. F.. .Guliek:
s,S Msssss; q = =. cs h :,I Gsmg5sn &c CD; s
The Petft9E %as filed ;to-sfay In the,SH
preIhe Court, Jyages Wright ard Viii
ID, is!3, sppolnfea 4 M q fhs day ~, Ssars a.
ing the Argument III t4s casE =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

JuoGE r. B. CARPENTER-We pub
iished in our last issue hurried an
uouneeBent of the election of Hon. r. B
carpenSer 81 the Judeeship of the Flftl
Jud!caa Ch4htt in this State. The Legls-
lature could kase seie.ied 10 better man
for the position.
Profoundly versed is tae lsarning oi
the law. prompt and rapid iR arriving at
a Just decision. impartial and Courteous.
he wore the judicial ermine with honor tc
himself and to the universal satisfaction
of the bar and the public He re-assumes
the high duties OF the Bench with th,
general consent and qualification OF tn,
people Of The State-Orangeburg News
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
A Newspaper for the Million.

Decidedly one of the most elegant
Weekly papers published in the, Union
is Tile Bahin,oream, issued every satur-
day in Baltimore. In fact, we do not
know u more delightful or more useful
sheet. The BaitinOrena would make HI
extremely valuable Christmas present
in any refined household. Two DollnrS
yer. Address Crllchfelds Il Haas,
Baltimore. 49,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
NUMERICAL.
AUGUSTA. Dec. 2S

.1L I.. AUGCSIA, Dec. Z3..
GOLD--Buying at Il1and selling ALTA
CoTToN-The market opened Steady
with a fair demand, but offerings wcrt
light 1t closed quiet at lS4@lSs, iol
Liverpool middling. Receipts, l,431
bales, and sales 1850 bales. ~
BACON-Clear Sides, l04@11; C. r
Sides, 103@1l; Shoulders, 1@74; Hams
is@lg; Dry Salt Sides, s.; D.. S, shoul'
coRN-Whitc-by car load, so@s5
yellow, Sp@S2. ...,,rr,,,; .,'i
WHEA4-Amber,. 81; red, 81 95
white. a2 Is.
FLOUR-City Mills are. IS rs for sll
pertine 50 % for extra; 50 80 for family
and Sll for fancy; Western md Country,
@@lO
OATS--Whitc and mixed, 55@6O
Slack Seed, 81; Red Rust Proof, 81 5O@
60. Prince Edward, 81 %. -.
PEAS-We quote at 81 lO@I25.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
Fol, thesAlgertiser

" gfS,t5StsSA eioOA'
Mr.. ED1T@5 sweIl reeollect the feel.
ings I cntA ntAs8Si9sdsyhon I noticed IN
sspnr columns az article from some medi-
IssMp hMp gentleHah Of fhe-Dfstrict proposing
E organik kzga District Medical Society.
EsAware eS6s failures which had been
preyions occasions, was
ItSahtrdshsI Jas t5shs salSeess of the enter
fa'rise affflhvS been Skreeably disap-
pointed. 3heprofessionsS Sems to be alive
to the impSortsnss Of such an organiza-
ton. Pursuantto the first call, prompt,
meeting was; held, and an Association
formed, which ali told has hoId REGULAR:
meeffngs ever since, Fith signal success.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meeting (hS oc-
tober meetinglWas the annual meeting,
-IWhsn,- according. e.ta.sa-pxo pxoxision-of4ha
Constitution, there was recollection of
Officers Who hii Suppose SUP will be installed
at the neSt meeting first Monday. Ii,
January neltj We propose to give i'1,!, our. r
1!self the pleasure6of Attending to hear the
tinaugural address Of the President,
which is.cdstomaffyy Upon such occasions,
-and tn Gee the atEffay ia Of Doctors who
will. be in attendshee. Knowing the
courtesy of tie Profession We are satis-
fled that all: lovers OF progress will be
cordially adpitted.ta we are gratiAed
! that theassociation has proyeGa success
land for the fstnre will remainm perma-
linent organizatidnis lWealeam THAT tlIe
SoGetyialreadyI Numbers between thirty
and forty members. Will not every
medical man. inI the. District associate
himselfwith asoSietyithe object ofmhidh
is the advancement of the e9amon Pro-
fession AND, the, general goQAs az well as
the mutual interest Of the members. +,
/ A LOCKER ON, =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
es On Thursday last, in starkville,

mS On Thursday last, in Starkville,
Mississippi, COL Henry L. Muldrow, Il
prominent lawyer, killed Col. JAS. l..
Graves, a planter, in street affray. We
learn that Uoi. Grayss hhGd both arms
broken; was shot through the body and
had his skull crushed by the clubbing
of his ndversary''s pistol. Col. Muldrow
was slightly wounded in the. breast.
Both were well known and highly re-
spected citizens Of that place, -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

ACAsE OF PIEssURg." g."-Uuited States
Deputy Marshal Hendricks, who has just
been removed, states that be wax collected
by his superior officer to resign, on the
avowed ground that the pressure" for
his removal, oa account of his arrest Of
Patterson. was too strong to withstand.
Captain Hendricks refused ~ resign; and
the pressure" resr''ed in his yrompt re-
mopal. This is u. Il service reform in
South Carolina. charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

CHEEaIxa.-The Greenville Mountai
neer learns that Mr. Hcury Gremshaw o.
Canada, has purchased FIVE hundred and
seventy acres Of the lands of the late Col.
z. s. Irvine. including the family home
stead. The price to be paid for these
valuable lands is nine thousand one hnn-
dred snd twenty d >llars. Mr. Gremshaw
expects, at an early day, to bring about
twenty flmiiies from Canada to settle on
the place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
The Globe Hotel. Augusta, Ga

~ y 49, irf<
The many friendsso AIr. g. Muir:
ply, So long and faSorably known as
one ofsthe proprietSss Of TIE Amg'lstee
Hotel, and Wild recently bdfe iron
the management off that House, Ps rs;
centlyassociated himself with Af JaclN
son asSonehofl the propfi fiesoTa ftiif
GlobssHotei spd under the sttantfye aha
ver.tring iintGustfE Eagd wssehfGl cars
of these lssntlenan, tge GsSDe is daily
growing into popularS SfavdE and is re.
ceiving, as it should, liberal share ol
public patronage.
Tie Xugthsttaa papers, noticing the
fboTqq-,meenltifoFped change chh2an say;
,&mEIHdERt.T1h Hotel, as will be
seeh bt duradvertfsing columns, is now
conducted under the jointproprietorship
OF Meysrss..s:53ac Murphy.
Murphy has beer. fpr, r many, years one OF
the managers of the, Augusta otel, as q
tile firm ofiMnrpftyitS May,
where he,earued, ,theIe esteem? ofiall with
whom ;he had any business lrelati ions.
The popnIarity which 'he enjoys and
iwffich'he fully deserves fromtihis eourte.
sNand attention to his, guests may be
considered q guaranty, of the success of
the 'sGlobe. .'rG.1atgtlSta ConSt tstutiohIatist.
GLoBE HoTE1I..lMAIt HoT,Ei1I LIT will be' seen from
our advertising columns, that Mr.. ID. @.
Murphy, late, ,of,thes, firm of Murphy ~
May, of the, Augusta Hotel, has pur-
chased an interest in the Gl6be Hotel.
We think that this augursI cMellt for the
future of the ,Globe.l Afr. Murphy. has
been, for many years. one Of the mana;
gers Of the Augusta Hotel, and has gain
'edrhe esteem Of all who chad amy deaIc
,ings with him; and we feel quhbeertain
that his, connection with, the Globe will
render that establishment favorite re-
sort of oif coufitry VISITORS as well as
ofall who appreciate courtesy of manner
and a scrupulous desire, to; please, and
make his guests as ctoiflfortabie ass' posi-!
ble?9A Chronicle & iSehtf,enHl i; ~ 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
TAX NOTICE.

THE books. arc now open for the col
i lection of the taxes for the Year 1877,
Tax Payers will come forward and ply
their taxespromptly, asjthe, time is linz,
tied, aud tho penalty heavy...l ~
will be found IN my Office at Edge.
field c. H., during all hours OF Business
until further notice. will make, q few
appointments i'll the country, .aud widl
give notice of them by land bills in /,
few days. ~ : g." - ~.
P. A.. ElCHELBERGER, -
A. ai Cou9tylTreasursr,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

Bill Arp thinks he sees retribution in
the fact that Chicago was burned on the
same day OF the year that Sheridan burned
the Shenandoah Valley; and that Boston
went up on the 10th Of November, and
that on the 10th of November Sherman
issued orders to bura Atlanta. 1t would
be hard to select any Gay of the year
from the first to the last on which the
Yankees didn't burn some Southerp city,
and if these coineidences". are going to
continue, We consider real estate in the
North quiteca shakycianestment.-''o..','- :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
Overriding the Constitution and the !
Laws. - 5t''a

ffsa.f .tf.
President Grant begins his second
term by still further overriding the Con-
stitution and the laws. Poor Louisiana
is in sore trouble. And the President
insolently refuses to receive statement
Of her wrongs at the hands of commit
tee of her most honorable citizens, sent
Washington for the purpose. 1t, is a
long story abont Loulsiana's troubles,
but in brief 1t is this: Yarmouth and
Kellogg, both Radical carpet baggers.
but Yarmouth the most; acceptable to
the people of the State, want'to go to the
Senate. Yarmouth was getting the
better of the fight, when the U. S. Judge,
Durell, backed by Casey, the head of
the New Orleans Custom House, and
brother-in-law of the President, took
sides with Kellogg, the Administration
candidate, and seized. upon the Capitol
with troops. And out of this violent
proceeding has flowed partly strife, op-
preston Of the people. confusion Of pub
lie. matters. derangement, Of business,
and general uncertainty for the future.
Under these circumstances the citizens
send on an enlightened Committee, head;
ed by Judge Campbell, an e1-Justice 81
the Su oreme Court of the United States.
Their memorial Is said to be as fair, CO.
gent and convincing document as was
ever penned. Grant eoldly refused to
read 1t, and referred the matter to his
Attorney General He boldly upholds
the most fragrant Federal usurpation.
For the future, as in the past, Southern
white people-lovcrs of liberty which
has passed away-need send no memori-
ais to President Grant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
The Southern ultiyator for 1873

Now is the tim to look after renew,
ing your suhspriion toythe Southern
C@uipasops that pmlar most valua-
BILE Southern Agr1ltnral journal, pub
lislled at AthensGa at only 81 per
ycIr ~" - y! i!.s"i ".-'.l..3
Call on Mr.. L; mccullough, at this
office, and sutbjs5d!r,i. tbj5!,i There is no better
Agricultural jourl than II the ..S5qutAte','7'
cuttivalog,. and ndlorough farmer can ca
afford to, do without. .a,5. ~ i. r.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ENERGETIC MEN
l-rNo, CAPITAL REQUIRED. M CanYa
Agents wanted inoverg County in South
CAROLINA, for the best Southern Agricul,
tural Magazine Apply .aatt49 at 49nce, bby let
ter, to the RN'al Cerpoliinian. Walker,
EYans vans & cpgsYell, Publishers P5pq Charles
ton, y. Y. ~
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One is thednssrha.io ohasi Industrial 81

- -
One is theinfer6atioh 1ndustriatE4
hioihon in Vienna, the gaY and splendid
Austrian caSihl, an theI Summer and iaii
of next yeaf Ailthe |.WoslHs Faifs''
of thdpast SareA TO be utsin4gniEsAht
bubbles copipared.o 10 this. F6s Aud IN
goysiIaiensd nuk ing sns6l Ia
as ftIiterally dumbfoundse1e toysad
of. Some Of. the buildings, if we mistake,
not, are tobe 5000 feet in length. Pres
ident Grant, in his recent Message, de
votes paragraph to this great Exposi-
tion, recommending the fitting up q
two national vessels to convey the goods
of American exhibibs ito Triets,' the
seaport of Vienna, and d'suggestfng that a
proposition he. made to haze. .tha- next
Worlds Exposition in this country, in
1875, at tke timei of the 'CenyeAaiaf FCele
bration in Philadelphia. ''''' ~ ~ ""'
This Centennial Ce:ebrationisto'b be the
observance of the One Hundredthi annl-
versary ofAmerican Independence. And
already--in fact for t*dl years past-the
Government. has been setting on fuot
measures to mark the occasion with ltn-
PARALLEL state, grandeur, and. rejoicing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
NOTICE...PAY UP..

A ,LLpersons indebted to me in Edge.
GA field County will save cost by set
thing between tits date and 18TH peoe,n-
ber,. rs utter thai date lny No;cs ard Ac.
counts will be placpd in. the hands of
John L. Addison, Esq.. for collection.
IAosh acsirous 10 settle eSh 1o'so With.
me, or with Alr. H. Bussey, LIS Broad
Street, who is authorized to collect aud
receipt in my name.
a i1tt3 nj. W.THURMOND.
,Augllstn, Ga, Now 18th; 1872 Inn As
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Edge6eld, s. c.. Dec. IS, ls7ss
Heedlus 'Life,s Busy storysrar TlHsy-
~ Seven Years. ss

For thirty seven years, without inter
iruption, the Ad1ertiser has been heedfng
'life's busy story, and recosihting tAe
same to the people ofsEdgefeld-and to
Edgefeld people wherever they may
have been! With this number the Ad-
vertiser enters upon its Thirty Eighth
Year. And for the twenty fifth time the
present proprietor changes the date with
his own hand. He did it first in life's
morning; he doesit now in life's prime.
The writer Of this paragraph hos been
.oonnected- with the -papeS- for ten. Years.
In the course Of that time the; corps has
remained virtually unchanged, And Al ddT fr
the course of that time, such complete
harmony, justice and generosity hInye lI.ll
marked the life of its members towards
each other, as any set of men may be
proud of-and justly excused for r record ORD
ing. t.,A... .;..5r 10 ..,a.,t
BY thirty-seven years Of stanclhyest l1y
friendship and unwavering patronage,
the people of Edgeield have proved in
what esteem they hold the Aduertiser;
And this being the. case, we say not one
word further OF itsrecord ofthirty;-seyen
years. ... .iaa -;
The Advertiser wishes its friends ard
patrons all the joys and blessings Of the
present festive season. And for the flu
ture, it pledges them its continued earn
est and grateful efforts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

s0-Judge Orr hss accepted the Russian
mission. and expects to sSil for Europe
about the middle Of January, though pre-
fers not to encounter the rlgors of St. Pc
tersburg climate until the middle of March
s9-It is stated that the Erie suits
against Jay Gould have been dismissed. he
disgorging nine millions.
cgThe Hon. R. B. Carpenter ha.
erual,6ed as Judge, and will reside in Co.
iuntia.
mr7he Washington Chronicle of the
18TH says: Hog: c. c. Bowen, of Char
lesion, is in the city. Having been sue
cessful in his contest t.. .Ae Sheriffalty OF
Charleston County, he is aoy ready t.
press his contest for the seat in tae ,Iouar
now held by Mr. prLargc. 1t liz under
stood that tile latter, since the taking OF
the last testimony. has abandoned the
contest, and will make no further opposi-
ton 10 Bowen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25

~ fiers are ssfeEas lssissS sis Seta of the
EhsAsli Peerage who flaws an ineSn1e Of
Oyer 81, 800, 900 yearly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
Notice.

.i;.,-,.-.e.1. NcL1CG- 4; ~ !,tr-:
WILL be sold, on the First Monday
w, in january next, ut Edgetield G.
FL to the highest bidder, If hot disposed
of privately,iA TRACT OF4LANb con.
tanning Ono Hundred and Eighty-One
ari;s' aiitss' more. m9Ee,op less known as portion
Burt 1By2S. c.. Scott and bounded by
lanile OF. f.. w. Burt ON the North B; NJ.
Talbert and Edgar, Reynolds OIL the East.
4: G. Matlifs'on the South, and Il. Prince
and F. LaGier, on the West. ;u1l 5Q!o
. nEMS-The above land will me cold
for one-third Cash. The ha,ales s on a
credit cred, Of twelve R9ontlis R9o With Interest
from thS day OF sa1o, Secured by mort
gage'of the premises 10 secure the ball
nnce OF the purchase money. Titles and
papers extra, w. +. PRESCOTT. -
Atty. in fact for f. w. Burt, F"
| Dec. ii st .It'H 81 "
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.N0EpA.!aoI. nolti r1tlo

offer for sale ! portion. I Of my Real Real
l. Estate in Edgefeld Village, viz: liz
-FOUR STORES in rear, of Mr.. OSCAR f.
'Cheatham's, and oyor-the-way from Mr..
J.; Fl. ,Gheatham, and, the Post Office,
These buildinpgA,e well located for bpstr
ness, q! are now occupied rbY A. Simkins
and others, ,E;5whoi will show an i1quiring
purchaser through the rooms.
Terms: one half cash, and the balance,
with good paper, one and two years
creult,d' -epIli,I ni4mYiJ. Jfr;i,,e ain.i
Look out! Christmas is coming, and
so is the Railroad.l N sell cheap enough
to satisfy any.m of enterprise and toni
'ergy. n',Y,,iiD. @ T0MPKINS. :,
Z, Dec. l8 -; ~, !IIi.,. 2t lnsi ~. ~. 52I
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The "narroW miRded hlopkhasas," (as
the late Mr.. Greeley would have called
them) OF the Massachusetts Legislature,
(says the Atlanta Herald,) have adopted
resolutions censuring Charles Summer
for proposing the removal of all the
names of battles fought during the war,
from the flags and records Of the army.
We ara pot altogether certain that Sum-
ner had any iEs1,GglIy, feelings for the
South when he made the motiea, hut tie
action of the. Legislature isi certainly,
centemptble. For our own part'w are
quite willing that the records should
stand just as thoy are, The South Is not
ashamed of them. Every battle Yas o
struggle OH our part against odds, and
our defeat was not at all ingiorious. Be-
sides, these records may be useful re-
mlnders to our children after:ths pres
ent generation of Southern men, ianasad:
md ...si ~i,n ~ ->i,.,,..... or
"''r,f -.;;--;..ti :. 1@f:iir
I. Nfts :oFa ataus osslhne hts
Goods ats GbAAtiol Gagh!. !."FMaks 4 alAaahMl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-12-25
Final. Notice.

THE Creditors and Legatees of the
Il Estate of LEWISJ. MILES, doc'd.,
are requested to meet, at the Probate
Judges Office of this County, on Thurs
day, the I'd day Of January, 1872, at which
time final settlement will be made
upon said Estate. "fl9..r iHbn,.
-: J. L ADDISON, Attoriy, ;..;5
for the Legatees.
Dec IL ct 52