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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
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Dap Der 8eriu6, Die reuiihen Nepubl,faz
rer ibrer Yartei abmeapig ~ MAIDEN. unp
Den 3u3el Der &eaierun9 Der Democratic
in bic 6dnre ~ 1pielen, grace BEL ben
reutl6sn ptontesen in oen @rens~
eounties 70 gut mic 9ar teinen Antlane
fspet. Dieie 2sute. nit 3ettuHeen auer
6arbsn febr mpbl Der1eben. Nnp 70 9ut
unterrihtet, mie cie etuliden BIraer Der
e,htsr bsierelten @e9enpen, at<r poe
pionterleben 1T Elm rp&bree Stablbap fir
BAG Nedtsetfubl une ben fttltden At>
fdeu aesen ttumme 8<se unp S&a@erz
praftifen.
Der aerape, btepere @rdnaan0eoler,
Der aepobnt it, gun, Cred Der uster>
minpun9 BET fetnem @oraaarbciten en1oe>
9%enitebenpen 6tnperniRe Den erareitsn
unp tar;e1en @es eiuau|&laeen. fam
IS niht perReben, .pssba!b man, UNI Sc
fprmen ~ b%swerfRtlliaen, lid NIT elmer
Der v&sform" uno Gem Gort}drtn ibrtm
inneru @e{en rah 70 feincieltsen Yartet,
pie Die Democratic perbineen mi0e.
Ct tann nidt einleben, mie stn Deutlder.
rem bic Sabc per16nli6er Greiz
belt bic @runplase ales Strebens
nad "&eform," unperlesli@ beilis 1T,
in ben Oienft zines Mannee pie @reelsy
treten fDnnte, Der Die Ginimdneun9 her
perl5nIiden 6reibeit in Die 3%panssjade
her Yrpbibitiraelsse ivtn t66fes 3iel
eenanut. Sc 1T Den, Qrao6nniaen ptpz
nter unbeereiRid, p,s Elm Manu, Ter Die
@%errurtirn 6ttdmpfen mill, sur oteri1sn
Madt1tele @reelep empor 81 t$trn bel:
fen fam, Der nsn cen MISREPRESENTATION
@orruptioniiten rs6 2anbse, be: Gamma:
npz@sieui6aft, unteritlst Miro, Gree
lip, einen Wann, Der, lelbit ebrlih, lpmsit
es itb UNI bic 8efo'eur9 pes 0etots
~Du foQf ni&t iteblen" banpe!t. BOD
bilRos unter Dem GtnRuNe Der aQer abS
aefeimtefen poli.tl9en @auner unp Cor
ruptiontRen fsbt. Der ceutide 9ipnier
meiB, caB pas erfe GrforrerntB zines
erfen Beamtsn Der Republit @barafz
terfefigteit, treues Gefbalten an
bem fem foQte, poSu man ii& einmal 81
fentli9 befannt> une e.. 1T pesbalb Mot
su Gem @lauber an @reele9's Bsfdbi.
Bun9 gum prdfpenten gu befebren, anQ.>
f@ts Der Ibat{a@e. pas Greeley Don
eoem ieiner beili9Ren 8efennts
sife Affirming ssrporpsn. AFFIRMING nod
ra1n In Ter @tunee Der Yrdfu a9, no Is
btss Gef8eRanten." ta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
,.Eobte Bciefe.''

Son Baibtngton fommt cine Meloun9>
BET Der man unmiQflrli6 pie 6dnpe lber
bem&opf 3ulammen i6ldst unc ii9 frast,
ob mir penn mirtli& i'm 19. Sabf<
banoert Deer In elmer 3eit ieben, no DIE
Sdreibefunft nod ols ca6 prioiliairte
BsdBtbum weni9er b5df@elabrter an9e>
feben muree. IS beibt: Beinabe crei
Wtlltenen Briefe etnsen lestes 5abr
an ba6 "Amt Der ,,topten tuntettell<
baren) Brieie." @ie fnD aum She'll
clalffcirt. ME fel9t: $4,000 botten auf
tbrer Nrpre7e feline An9ate oe6 Staats
unp eeS County ; an iber 10000 parsn
feineGreimarfen; uno 5000 maren pbne
eoe @pprele a%uf9e9eten
Man ioute nun ~renfen, pab eieie .tonz
ten Briefe' meiaens wertblolen Sabolt6
aepelen leien, ,pobur& Die NadldlT9feit
Der Aufseber bel Der Mbfa0una Ger Arz
prei1e &c. ii6 stnieermasen erfldrte. Nter
bas @esentbeil 1T Der Jau. IS fanren
li@ tn ben 8riefen bel Der in Gem benei>
fenpen Amte ppr9enommenen SffnunQ
1922 600 CD in Baar usp mebr ale
Dre{ Mtlltonen in Bsdl In, Mnz
meiiun9tn u. +. 10. SIN Dur&idnitt
tommt auf iepen Die|er unteteutoren
Brtefe Elm Dollar on @tlbtnbalt
Dieisa it earS snorm> unD es 3etst
oab e6 nit Der practi1@tn Btleun0
oes Bottles nod ftbr TN &reen lieet.
Sc mag fem, cab aud Die unteren
ppRbeamten etnen Sbstl Der Sbulo raran
trtft, oab cine 70 snorne Dla0s Nrtefe
als unbeteutor in RE dead Letter
Office" panrerr. Denn, meun ee etne
arube Ma0e 2sute an per n6tbiaenSo
falt bel Dem S9retben Der MopreNe
feblen lohsn, 70 ttebt IS mpbl fef> ras
aud niGt mentee ppit : n@Ierfo" tetn1
Der @ccre1en ietr ODE, fd9l,@
~ @erfe 9eben, unp menn bic 2eBtern
ni9t grade ,.rte 9eprudt" ftnp, ben Brief
bebanpeln, al5 wdre er nit a9pptiiden
6ieroelsien arprelfrt. Nber erare rie>
'er umltano madt IS fir Briefablencer
UNI 70 notnmenpi9er, bae S6rsts
ben Der NpreNe. paa 6ranftrrn &c. nit
Der ouerb1biten Atfurale0e 81 tetreiten
unp grade, UNI n,eie YRidt seaen 1h unc
Die Apre0aten per Briefe Gem in eem
@6re,ben mentser 8emanrerten ans
5er3 au le8en. baben mir Die pbt9e Melz
bune gum @e9enfanp elmer beionpsrn
8tipu9uns 9eua6t.
Wu lt@ ni&t poQauf tepubt ii, cine
8rtefacoreNe, wte tIt i,tn 1oQ i6retben
AZ t5nnen, Der wence i1& an cine perlon,
Q Der er weib, pae lie pisle Tdbi0fett
behst, uno in feinem Goue perlduue
man, I N 8r,eie leiner NomenSunterz
idrift pie 9enaut RddarpreNf bet3ufa>
9en fit ben Sal, bab Der brief nt@t
an feline aorrefe eelanst unp an ben
Nbieneer 3u returniren it.
Sir Qeute, bic piele Briefe ibreiben>
empfrbieu f@ @ouperts, nit ibrer oarauf
9tprudten Appre0t.
Man bat etn Re&t f@ auf bic Redt<
lt@feit uno ete 6dbi9fett Der pof, einen
9eb6rta oporeiIr1en 8rief su bsior>
gen, au oerlanen. ALIEN man mutbe Der
Yof feline lnmSelidtetten 3u, tnpeu
man Briefe pbne Noere1e peer NIT
elmer BON tetnrm meni@lt@en Ausen au
ent3tfernoen aufetebt unp panu erwartet,
bab fe anfommen. Au& bic pot tann
Mot beren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
&pnQreB NDmtndttpneu

Grfer Dtfrtct.
Marf s.. 0uuneQ, Don Steele.
3wetter Otfrtct.
Majcr y. 9. &trait, ssa Sbofusee.
Dritter Dtfrict.
6eu. 1pbn 3. Hrertn, Don ct. pall
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29
&epublifdntl@e Npmt,

Nepublifdntl@e Npmt>
n1tiDnen,
3i- yraloent.
u:n1;9 S...6raut,
o%on..S4inois.
Cir Bic. prd}beut,
G:nro Wilipn,
pen MoHadulttts.
YraFaertidafts @leetoren.
AT LARGE:
90. s. War,bnil. BON &amieY;
&barley <tleicn, BON 1reeborn.
Gr ter Dtfrtct:
@6srle= II. Goc, Don buuifon.
3wetter Dtfrtct:
80. e. @tanoler, ron @ooebue.
Dritter Difriet:
Ebvoroc 5auoer, pua @amfeg.
SIR Nupito.r:
o. y. 0Gbtteomb,
BON Olmfeb.
Sir @lerf Der @upreme@ . n rt:
9bermooo S5oush
BON Ramie9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

Die pdltte erOtle9ateH eer Arbetz
ter >@onptntton, mel9e foeben
in pttlapelptto eetaet, 1T in &C.
betmer Sisun9 unb miro, pie Is beibt.
@baS. O'&onor BON Stem gort,
ben Auserlebenen Der &esuldr > Demo-
fraten, gum prdfoenti9aftseanbipoten
uuffelen, iopte Deleeaten na@2ouispiQe
ernenren.
~Bober fommt tas @elp fir pieie re,
euldrzremofratiide Bemeeune? ?" fraa1
notlrlia bic @elt unp Die @resleps
YrtNe antrpo.tet natirlid: ~Nus rer8un.
pesfaGt, aus Der es Grant esfoblen.'
BlantonDuncan, Der leitenbe@ Self
Der 8ewesuns, Der l@on mebrere 9eeer
oteielbe unb i'm perl5nlia tn'e Blau'
aert&te Antlasen bat prmenti.en mlGen
erftdrt In etnen1 Circular, baB ct feiner
Gent pom @afbtnston erbalten, nod an
nebrnen nitric. M ~. :.<
Dur@ neustertee @reelepmdnner doe
BEN Gorteans ietres l1niernebmens be.
fraet bat 6err 8lauton Duncan folaen:
ben slufi&luB eteeben. @dmmtli&'
Staaten Der Union. aussenommen Cali:
foruten, Nepapa, Nep 6dmpibtre. Ser:
mont uno @toee 3slanp baben bat
@ircularf&reiben 3u}aeenb beantuortet
Gtlt&e rperptn gang nneri&redltde" Ctre
menduos) Delesationer f@tdea, unb tt
2oaisntQer Convention ptro bie 9r56ef
fetu. bic je ffatt eefunoen. Dunea,
3et9te bel, GraSern etnen aan3er balbe,
8uf&el Brittle pom Resuldter 3uua Sc
weffe por, unb cine IN etnea1 Bud etnee
tra9ene rferuibabge"s eifesDon Naue1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

WV I"sS NSs>
Die Oran9smdnnsr, in 6aufen pon 3
uno 400 bre@en aus ibren .6ouptquar>
tieren". berpor, unp .eur@flrmen mie
Ddmone bic Strabeu, ua@ allen &i@>
tunsen feuernp. Wan firdtet, fe rper>
ben pie fatbslii4en Snfitute flrr1en.
unp cine ftarfe@ onftabel< Ma9tt III peebalb
,bnen2aeseniiber oufeeReQt. 9u u'sbreren
S%tapttbetlen fno per &tebene& eetmenter.
paTunter Deta@ements aus ben f5nisli>
den &~aitrnen in Dublin, oufeeReut. BE-
reit ouf bic Nubef6rer ~ feusrn. Ora
9oner une berittene @ontabler patrouil:
liren bic @traeen. benno@ gebt pae
Sdieeen ununterbrc9en eoran. @ie
itets bel iol&en @elesenbeiten, tperben
piele, uni@uloise aetrefen.y Bittere&la=
&c iber pie Staptbeb5rpen, nel9e ben
unfua ale @rdnsen deterioration la6en.
ebe fe ben Befebl 3una Geuern .aeben.
Die &tiessiabrune 1T feis in, b6daen
@raot, uno frieplt@ etnbersebenDe 2euts
perren. ntecereel9o0sn. ,pie bic 6unpe.
DaS 6ospital in Der @reat>p atridz
Stra6e IT nit germunbeten uno Ster>
benpen eefdQt, unp ras @ef@ret ber 2ei>
cenfen. pie mon fon39aFt If btrsaerei.
eenp. r Stele @etber purben 8ei@ol'
zen. do - saeEs ri gs,9
Die gerauIaFune Der 3dmpfe pa,
bic eur& rte &atboltteu besangene Sab,
resfeter Der tar6 ben ABttator doom,
neQ TN SABRE 1929 er3ielten Gn,on3ipa'
tton Der fattoltfaeu &trde in 9rlanb
Btele 9rtratbduier fnp uteber 8erf6el
sbsr eetronnt. Die S@tfsjtmmerlexte
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-29

fano. Osborn CAB an bab er NIT pieit,
fur&tbaren 2apuns 1&on funf Sage &C.
fabrsn. Mn Den 2et@en e<funoene go
ttabl&er lo1en peru1utben, bas 4: bt.
&6rrer elmer @eieul&aft pom um3lelern
1no, betebenb aus einem 6errr Orns
:ietner Grou, 3wtt 3inbsrn unb eiaeu1
jun9en Manne, In ben, maj, etne,, Bru=
Der Der Trau Srns nermutbet. eli
wdren pom Mtnnelota na@ ben, iuoli=
den &anlas 9efomuen unp wabrl9einz
lid auf Der &eile mad NebroSfa oerre,
FEM. Osborn 1T in rfn 6dnoen
pes &olfeS, unb es III fraoli9
Of IT lebenpte aus ten(.lten selanat.
3u SlnD, Suinpis> BAT f@ To'senoea
eretanet: 2sbten Sonnatenp fam eir
FGarn,er, Namens Seferipn @bite, ii
3wie1pult NIT einem semifen6 enry 6ulB
pel@er auf @bite's f6arm NIT cine,
Drei9mai6tne arbettete. @bite BATE
unldn9t 9ulb's 5uup eri@o6en ,,nb !,
9lei4er 3stt bas 2eben BEG Mantte6 be:
crobt. ? gfa4 etnem tur3e1 Wortnedle
bierdter fdwans f@ @bite lauf felt
plerp, st1,s in fem 9aus, f@ob bort 1ein'
selabene & @rotRinte al, lub fe frtld
nit Bcdidrot, tebrte 3urid unb 6uls ],
feuerte bic 6linte aus folder Ndbe au
tbn ab, ba6 Der S@ub bic &leteer he1
Ma1nes oerbrannte unt i'm fofort t6b
tete. Der M6rber rift bann fsslei@ mad
Dlney, mersab fi9 bort Der 8ebtrpe uni
uaro eineeiperrt.
6ulB's Grau erlitt in Golse be
IS&red6 cine Grdb9eburt unb fart II
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-27

Ef
 many aching, broken-hearted mothers there are in our land, because of the ong-doing of their wayward sons; how many sad, sad hours their mothers spends waiting for their sons to return home at night; how many sighs are hea7ed and tears daily shed on account of dls Bed sons. But, mothers, can you s4y that vou say that you are blameless in this matter? Have you faithfully performed every duty to your sons? Have you taught them diligently, and talked to them in the house; when walking by the way, when lying down, and rising up, as we are commanded to do? gOh! what mother, faithful although she may have been, can appeal to her Maker and say, l am blameless. My heart condemns nee, and, no doubt, other mothers feel as do. Who is sufficient for these things? Who 1 Is sufficient for these things? Who has such trust committed tokhem as we?- the training of immortal souls for heaven. Let me ask every mother, if she embraces every opportunity of learning how she | may best discharge the duties, she owes to her children? Maternal associations have been formed in almost every city, town and village throughout our land, for the express purpose of praying for our | duO O1 tuCuSub6 HI relation to their education and training. Let me ask you, Christian mother, do you attend these meetings? Do you encour- age them by your example and influence? They are held but once month, in the afternoon. Why do so many mothers take so little notice of them, and act as if they had no interest in them whatever?
 know not how it is in other places, but am sorry to say that, although two attempts have been made to gesup such meetings in our town, they have in each instance failed. Why they failed must be left for every mother to answer to her God; to me such conduct is inexplicabIe. Oh! let us all unitedly seek by every means in our power to bring back our young men to wisdom's ways, which are pleasantness, and whose paths are paths of peace. Depending on God, our prayers will be heard, and these our means will prevail, and our young men will become ornaments to society, blessings to parents and friends, their country's bulwark and defence, we shall enjoy the smiles of heaven; our country will be saved and our nation become a blessing to all the nations of the earth So writes and so prays mother of Pennsylvania.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-27
Dr. '. BLACKMAN'S ~ GOtsJeas E.ctrOct

Ia the only reliable medicine for the relief aud cure of all diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary stance, Ineontinence and Retention ofthe Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Pains in the Back and Loins are speedily relieved, romatter of how long standing. Price s1 per box. Prepared only by Fl. L. UHLE, Norwalk, Conn. JOHN F. HENRY, 6 College Place, N. Y., Wholesale, Agent. SOLD BT bRUGGIsTs. 7-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-27
MY NAME.

VII HEAR MORE OF aH COUSIN AND NAME
 SAKE
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-27
O8 1fG I.1ME

Pure Drugs, Reliable Chemicals, Genuine Pat ent Medicines full assortment Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Soaps, &c. Country Merchants sup piled with Extract Lemon. Vanilla, &c.; Paregor- ic, Ess. Peppermint, Laudannm Castor Oil by the doz, pints, or quarts, at low figure, and the goods warranted frst-ciass, The leading patent medicines can be furnished in any quantity at manufacturers prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
The Rsxisar Meeting.

There was Radical Mass Meeting IN
the Court House on Saturday last-about
fifty colored men ffom the country, and
all the idle waits to be caught mp around
the town. The mass part of the meet
ing was'a signal failure Sol. L! Hoge-
the meanest specimen of carpet-bagger
cuss that ever hved-first addressed the
meeting in his usual bitter and vindic-
tive harangue like way against the de-
cent white people of the State, and finsl-
ly took his seat, looking the personifica-
tion of a sneak thief who had been caught
in the very actof stealing bread from the
bpauper lunatics,
F. L. Cardoza-"t the honest Cardoza, P"
and who might have been so esteemed
hereabouts had he not been found in
company with the notorious Hoge-next
entered into an elaborate argument con-
cerning the administration of the States
finances and State affairs generally. His
speech was attentive1y listened to, anc
was perhaps as good as might have been
expected from one who had to apologize
the best he could for the shameful plum
,dering of the peoples money by, the
Radical Ring, and who, in support OF
himself as candidate for State Treas
urer on the Moses ticket, deemed, it even
necessary to speak i'm commendable
terms of scalawag Moses and the rest OF
his infamous crew. And then the meet
ing adjourneaas :and and ,.-Fogs::& scardosa
went on their Way rejoicing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Z, why Delay3s )

Gov. Scott, some four weeks ago, ap'
pointed Messrs. D. l.. Turner, David
Harris, and j. H. McDevitt, Commits.
sioners of Election for Edgefield County
'mho are empowered 70 sppeint Managers
of Election forthe various precincts il
the County. But ifthese Commissioners
have as.yet done anything towards dis
charging th cir duty as such, we have nej
heard of It. 'whyth delay? 80 : - =
And now, in behalf of the voters o1
Edgefeld. we call upon you,s Messrs
Turner, McDevitt and Harris, fos derry
no longer in this important matter. The
people want $t:leesto1e precinct opened
in each fTo1nship! !dnd honest, good imeh
appointed as Managers Open . proper
number Of convenient voting precincts
, give the people good Managers, and
fair election, and there will be no grum-
bling. .Aes.othersvise, and YOU wi} hot
be held blameless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Death of Three, PROMINENT Citize,

Death of Three, PROMINENT Citizens.
DR.. Thos. Lake-a most estimable and
honored citizen and worthy Christian
gentleman-died at his home near old
Cambridge, in this County, on the 24th,
in the 66th year of his age. DR.. Lake
was noble in all that makes man noble,
and possessed in an eminent degree the
love and confidence of a wide circle OF
friends and acquaintances. And in his is
death void has been created in the sec
ton in which. he was so long the life and
light, that can never pc filled, ,by another.
His sojourn on earth was truly that Of
the pious Christian. But now he rests
from his labors, and the reward of the
righteous is his foretef!
On Thursday night. the 26th, b. ID:
Chamberlain, ESQ.,, after protracted
illness, breathed his last at.his home in
the Dark Cprnet Side Of .Edgefeld. Mr..
G. was man of wsrEn and generous i'm
pulses-and loved his kindred and friends
with devotion that knew no bounds.
A patriotic and jealous citizen, his coun-
try's glory and prosperity was ever his
hearts earnestsdeslfei f0f the strictest
honor and probity Of character, his walk
through life was unblemished, and thus
he died: "An honest man-the noblest
work of God.''
And on Saturday evening last, Col.
Jas. C. Smyly, another of Edgefield's
high toned and esteemed sons, lay down
in death, in about the 55th year of his
age. Col. Smyly was distinguished
alike for his universal, benevolence, and
the warm-hearted / social disposition Of
his nature. But his family Affections
had recently fallen grievously and Eeas-'
ily upon an already sad and lonely heart,
and we dare say that life had but fey
attractions for him that death itself was
welcome visitor and that happily his
grieved soul SCARED away from thecares
of earth, rejoicing in contemplation Of q
blissfui reunion with his loved and Dst
ones gone belqre! -
And thus our good men, our brave
men, our true men, arc passing away
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03


w- On another column we present q
wonderful communication from DARK
Corner Democrats putting scott-R,
X. Scott-in nomination fol: Governor.
Those Dark Corner gentlemen are GER
tainly easily satisfied in their selection
of candidate for Executive honors-
but that they should have ccntered on
Robert +. Scott tha. very head devil o!f
tbeYsfns ;;iis Ri SaeAe,Is ak SIM
1intfedi . oSs 's 1ss:aa,p'ssh II 3
their communi eatpaSsths ssSea :, X Aee:s = y y
10 vote Tor whom hey paeaSgg Is' aSSs2as
like, gentlemen. ''EoWpaFsSoaS pe'nlil q n
ey and takes your choice, land may
the Lord have mercy yonrseuis! ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Aike., High Schools.

yJPE Second Sch plastic Year, consist
ing of forty weeks, will open on the
iotb of7SEPTEMBER, 1872, andclose on
The last Friday in June, ls7SF with one
week 8 recess at Christmas. :"
TERMS,lTuition for the Scholastic
Year, payable quarterly in-advance:
Ordinary English branches, $50 OQ
classics, Mathematics; Bellies 8 ! .
French and German, extra, 90 :,
each, ~ 0O
Use of Instrument, OO
5Board faaluiIssi teAclasive asS' Of + washing :
and lights,)) 80. 80. ioo w w
Washing, - .aio.J ssh. - 10 w w
Lights, .a,,. ...s.4, ! w
The Department Of Young Ladies will
be under the immediate control of James
E. Crosland; that of the Boys, under g..
S. Latfitte. Each will be assisted by a
full corps of competent Teachers. =.
Young ladies will be accommodated
with Board in the farlily of the Principal
in their department, and limited num-
Der of bows Will be boarded in the tanf-
ly of the Principal of the male. depart
ment.
For further, in formation, address
JAMES % .fCROSLAND, 4. 81,
OF s. S. LAFFTrTE, y. NJ.
AIKEN, S. c., Angust6, 1872. tf37
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

~ Saml. J. Lee denies the Charles
ton Republicans statement in reference
to Lees drawing certificate for 1854.
Now Mr.. Republican produce ypitr proof,
or Lee stands acquitted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Desirable Farm for Sale /!
Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE Undersigned wishes to sell his
Il VALUABLE PLANTATION, lying
on Turkey Grssk, ten miles West OF
Edgefield &C. H.. land containing some
thing over
Fifteen Hundred Acres.
will be sold in body, or in quantities
from two to three hundred acres to suit
purchasers. l A portion of this Tract is. in
q fine state Of cultivation, whilst d largo
proportion of the Tract is native forest,
and well timbered with the best White
Oak, Hickory, Ash. Ash and N. j Poplar. There
cient to run any kind of machinery.
Terms, One-Third Cash. The balance
in one and two years, in equal annual
instalmentsawith interest from date. I
Mr.. N L. Broadwater. who is living
on the place. will take pleasure in show.
ins; the premises to any one wishing to
buy. w. H. MOSS.
Aug IA 2m 81
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We have been requested to giyenotice
that Rev. J.T. Peterson will preach ct
Clouds Creek, onMonday, the lfth of
October; at Bethel, Tuesday, the 18th; (;
at Ridge Spring, Wednesday, the 18th
and at Richland Spring, Thursday. the
18th.
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Dry Goods and Fancy Motions

We have two Houses, and will coptint
one to the Dry Go30s, trade,-the sothei
TO Groceries. ~
We have two polite and courteous
young gentlemen to assist us, and all
customers may rely OH our House iol
sohiiety, gentlenianiy department and
strictly air dealing.
We thank our numerous ralroil5 tol
their former tavorS, and plcdging onl
best efforts TO satisfy and please all oI
our old and new customers, respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the trading conf
munity.
signment. We will duplicate any Ware
House bill. les t:lc freight.
Ei, We sill also buy al Cotton and
give ;,,irl,ich - i. ":i:l bring III August.
less the freight We will give oar timc
customer pr cent. per lnonth dis
count on al .J;.ls paid before duo.
g. JONES - SON.
Sept II 6i 81
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Our Railroad prospects are brighten
ing: The people, generally are taking
an interest in the new scheme of road
from Pine Houseto Ninety-Six, and are
anxiously waiting for the books to be
opened. And from Ninety-six the cheer
ing comes greeting that the people of
that vicinity will do their whole duty
towards, building the road. We have
now an abiding faith that the road is al
mosta fixed fact-and we are happy. On
with the good work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

The Advertising Agency of Messrs.
Walker. Evans & Gsgs~ell represented
by Roswell t. Logan, ESQ.,, is the only
authorized Agency for this paper in
Charleston.
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Epilepsy OF Fits

ASSURE CURE for this distressing complaint is
now made known in Treatise (of IS octave pages)
on Foreign aud Native Herbal Preparations, pnb-
:ishcd by Dr. o. PHELPS BEowS. The prescription
was discovered by him in such providentjal man
ncr that he cannot cunscen. risy refuse 10 make II
known, as ii has cured everybody who has used for
Fits, never having failed in single case. The in
gradients may be obtained from any druggist A
copy sent free TO nj! applicants by mail. Address
Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN, 81 Grsnd; Street. Jerey
t,iiv " i
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Buying Again.

The Graniteville Manufacturing Com
pany have resumed the purchase OF Cot
ton, and are buying all offered at theil
office.
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nsy- Whv is a certain neighbor

nsy- Whv is certain neighborins
newspaper: like - pipey-woods smoke
house? Beciuse it is filled with Bacon.
lf-Aikert Journal.
!. There now, Mr.. Journal, you have
missed your own conuUdrum. Piney-
Ewoods smoke-hMses are not filled with
Ebacon, because the generality of corn
Fields in the piney woods are too much
kon the nubbin order, and like the jour
taal,) are mighty nigh all ShucA. Next.
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Monday is sale-dat! And if those ir-
debted to us act right, twill Also DC a
Dcp-duy.. Reader, what say you