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Judge sIackey's Speech.

In our notice Of Judge Mackey's speech,
contained in Tuesdays issue, We neglected
to state that the speaker avowed himself
openly and unqualifedly Republican,
in violatlonof his youthful teachings, and
in violation of the traditions Of the State
His convictions were formed at the sacri
fee of lifelong associations and friend
sbips and he proposed to stand by them
Through thick and thin" In his opin-
ion, reform could only come through the
Republican party, and must be worked
within its ranks Originating from any
other cource, it would fall wholly short of
its aim. Judge NJ. then proceeded to ex-
pose several enterprises that have been
the means of swindling the States4h OF
many millions Of dollars Since the 9th
of July, 1858, the cost of the public print
ing of the State has aggregated S2S5,00
per annum, while in New York State 1t
has amounted to only $4,000 per an
mum, notwithstanding the fact that the
population Of New York is nearly i've
times greater than that of this State.
This very exhibit shows that the pub
lie printing in South Carolina costs more
than that Of New York by $4,000, des-
pite the disparity in size of population.
The legislative printing was done BY a
company composed Of certain members
and officers. The Clerk Of the Senate was
President, and the Clerk Of the House a
member. Thirteen Senator's are known
| to have belonged to it, one of whom was
Democrat. .. T. Corbin was member
of the company, and acted as its attorney,
receiving as salary $3,000 He is now
CRYING out for reform. In the passage Of
the phosphate bill, in 1869, $l50000 was
used to bride the Legislature to vote for
it. This measure has only benefited the
State Sl9,O0O whereas it ought to have
brought into the Treasury at least $500,
600. If the remedy, remarked Judge M
is not applied to correct these abuses, by
Republican voters themselves, then Gen
Grant will certainly recommend to Con.
qress to remand the State to territorial
condition. undera provisional government
If Republicans. can't correct the abuses
committed by the bad members OF their
party. let the State be surrendered back tc
the care Of the general government.
One point of Judge Ms speech we De,
sire to call special attention to is this thai
the Staia Government is responsible tol
every red sbroud in which sleeps K. K
victim, and for the suffering and misery Of
every South Garolinian who langulshe:'
behind the bars of Albany Pepltentiary
Upon this statement, we forhear COM
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Attempted Assassination OF the King
and Queen Of Spain.

MADRID, July ~.
At midnight last night the carriage ii
the King and Queen WAS fired upon by a
party OF assasiss;ns. The KIM anI Queen,
who were the only occupants OF the car
riagc, escaped .urinjnred. One OF the as.
sass!ns was killed by an attendant, and
two were captured. The royal family are
now at the palace receiving the congratu-
lations Of tic populace upon: their narrow
escape. Tic tranquility of the city is
undisturbed, although when the accounts
of the affair began to be generally circula-
tel there was much excitement. Crowds
gathered in the neighborhood where the
attack had been made, and by four o'clock
in the morning almost the entire popula-
ton of Madrid was fastening through the
streets. Their Alajcsties remained self
possessed during the scene OF excitement
which followed the attack and the brei
conflict with the assasslns. When quiet
had been in q measure restored they pro-
cceded to the palace where tney now are,
receiving the mcmbers Of the ministry,
the civil and military authorities of the
cit" aid 4 S2Gltatioas from the Pope. All
classes arc fc;h;;liias'nst;s i! IL the rejoicing
over the failure Of the murdeleFs attack
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out..srickine Brick Pomcroy.

Perhaps t:ls most famous paper i'll the
West at present is Ile Lesiaq?'0" Weekly
Caucasion, published every Saturday at
Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri.
The Caucasian is an enormous and fine
ly printed sheet. Atits masthead stand
the names of Horace Greeley and i.
Gratz Brown. IL fights maniuily for
state sovereignty pnd white supremacy.
Its motto is Meyer Despair OF the Re-
public Its platform, "constilAtlon OF
1860 and the Rights Of the Statcs.r the
Caucasian is witty, causiic, slashins-
otaiiy otrt-Briclling Brick Pomeroy.
Subscription price $50 ios one year
81 % for six months.
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Ravagcs and Spread Of Cholera i'll
RUSSIA.

LONDON, July 20.-Adyiccs from st.
Petersburg slate that the cholera epidemic
is gradually making its way from The cas-
tern provinces and gaining ioothod in
the central and western portions ct the
empire. Moscow is now suffering from its
rayagcs, and the disease there has assum-
ed IL most malignant form. The proper
ton of deaths to rrcoverics is placed at
eight to one. This terrible fatality has
created panic among the inhabitants.
Thousands of the better. classes are fleeing
INTO western Europe. At St. Petersburg
few sporadic cases have appeared. The
authorities are taking the most rigid pre-
cautions 10 cut oil communication be-
tween the capital and the infected dis
tricts.
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Where to Spend the Summer
GLENN SPRINGS,
Z .HrARTANBURa.sS. CO.,

SO ..GfARRANBgRe,sas. !C.tt,.,
IHIs celebrated WATERING PLACE
Whs opened for visitors on the 10th day
OF June, The medicinal qualities Of this
Water afe not excelled, and from tire
numerous wonderful cures thai, Lave
EssA effected by the use of this Water, /
am satisfied that this ia the place. for, ali
whose condition can be improved hG tho
sa!ubrious character OF any Water: ~.
ROOMS large and pleasant. Good and
attentive SERVANTS, TABLE .s.lpplied
with the best the marketaffords iifancy
Balls curing the summer. Ten Pin AZ
ley; BAliatd and 'Bagatelle Tables, ,Idr
the amusement of guestst,C Charges per
day. $3.50 ;'her %kek;; I sfs,0Qi ! Hkt i6yith,
35,0O, Cottages to rent at S25,D0 and
$4,000 per season. Hacks daily fioln
Jonesville, after the 18th juno.
w. D. FOWLER, Proprietor.
June 25, I'm "a
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Plain Talk from the n. Y. Herald.
The Herald, in its issue of the 18th,

The Herald, IN Its issue OF inc 1itn,
says:
"The people of the Northern States
have made UP their minds that whatever
may he the result OF the Presidential
election; the. next administration shall
give peace and entire freedom to the
white citizens Of the South, and shall
extend the protection of the constitution
over the whole Union. They will no
longer suffer the Southern States to be
paralyzed and their white citizens 70 be
degraded TO heap any political party. II
the President, recognizing this tiet, would
rid himself of his present political ad-
viscrs-stump orators, carpet-baggers,
otlee- holders and alt-and adopt toward
the South SIGH g generous and noble
policy as lie pursued teWard the van
quished soldiers of Lees army a'.d fore
shadowed III his famous report,to PreSi-
dent Johnson, he would not only, ensure
the success oil the republican State ticket
in North Carolina nexr month, but would
sweep the w:.o,c &oWherh States i'll 10
vembcr. Such Il triumph wca!d 10 more
valuable and moro honorable than any
victory won by political tricllery or by
the dangerous expcdiemt Of creating a
hostile telling between the white mcn
and the negroes SJ Tie South
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

We are thorory yhly impressed with the
great need of improvement in our Sun
day School work, and it is for the pro-
motion of this important end that the
approaching Convention is to be held.
But that it may succeed, the Schools
must send their best men-men of devout
piety, combined with a profound enthu-
siasm in the Sunday School cause. Let
every School be represented, and aOell
represented, by its best and trnest work
ers, and let the prayers of all unite for
Gods blessing on their convocation.
L. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

A STRANGE. .CE1ME.-Mr. J. c; Browne,
of Cincinnati, shot Il boy to death last
Sunday, because thc lad, who wes playing
ball, ran into Brownies pear orchard after
ball. Browne is eighty-fve years of age.
He vas for many years Methodist
preacher, md has been ali his life an eX-
cmplary Chris.inn i seems that the
boys had been. stealing the old mans
pears. He loaded an old rusty shotgun
With slugs and tied the barrel to the stock
with twine. No sane man would have
rsked his lifs by using such a blnnder
buss. He fred at the lad and killed HIM
instantly. iir. .Browne was one Of the
original owners Of The Cincinnati Com
mcrcial, and assisted in issuing the first
number. Bmwne was at the battle OF
New-Qrleails and was the hero of an Oft
told story, H. owned some cotton, which
Jackson took for breas5works, gnd COM
planned to "Old Hickory" who thesreugpon
gave him q musket and made him do duty:
It seems q hard ending Of life, after h s. $
years, to go lefore ones Maker with hands
med with / childs blood.
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,,e First Greefe@ and Brown Club.

An adjourned meeting OF cltlzens o.
- aarIeston interested N tile Liberal Re
.Dubllcan movement was held last evening
at the office of the Daily Republican, ana
an ASSOCIATION formed for the purpose OF
organizing the campaign in this city, un-
der The name OF the Greeley and Brown
Central Liberal Republican Club. The
organization was completed by the cleo
'.loa OF the following permanent officers !:
F., .eus Britton, president; Aaron H.
n darner w fco,.t o,.toredj and Thomas Devine, VICE
presidents; MoSaaltou Emery, ~ secretary,
and B. A. carson, treasu, Inc loiloW-
ing brief and pertinent patforl.r. - was ADOPT
ed: Resolved, That as good Repov."..f leans )
we desire and will work for the election OF
Greeley and Brown in preference to Grant
and Wilson because, first, they represent
better principles, and, second; they are
better fitted for the position 1t was re-
solved to hold the regular meetings Of the
club as often as once week, and subject
to the call of the chair, to be published in
all the daily papers; and it was also Or
dered that a notice Of the organization be
sent to Colonel 5. A. Pearce, chairman of
The State committee, and to the Liberal
headquarters in Washington
afld}New York. 1t is now proposed to
organize auxiliary clubs in every ward of
he city, and as soon as practicable to hold
a mass meeting atwhich prominent speak
ers will address the citizens upon the Lib
sral Republican movement-Charleston
News, 18th.
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ne,aw,re Not Hopelessly Obstinate.

Senator Bayard of Delaware, one OF
the youngest and ablest members OF the
United States Senate, on the eve OF his
departure for Europe, in questof health,
wrote very forcible and logical letter,
urging the Democracy of Delaware to
run an electoral ticket against Grant.
Though he, together with all the Della
wcre delegation. opposed Greeleys nomi-
nation at Baltimore, to the last, yet he
acouiesces in the decision of the party,
and on his return will canvass for him.
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ns- The Cleveland (ohio) Platndealer,

@s- The Cleveland tOhio) P1afndeater'
ii The 10th, publlsles letter from SeEa-
or Thurman, in which he says tlia'
enough he would prefer that the Demo
,.r,,ts had resolved OH L straight Demo
cratic ticket, he will work earnestly ioi
rhe election of Greeley and Brown, as II
is the will Of the party, and he believes
that the welfare of the country requires
the defeat of the present Administration.
.rbe nomination OF Greeley and Brown
at Baltimore, he says, was tie worK"I
the people, politicians qae.14s iiasany nothing Oh
little to do with it. The Demoera.,c p.-' W.
ty does not lebsndoH its principles, but
believing as it does that the course OF
the Radical leaders threatens to destroy
. !, -,-t.tutional and Democratic ideas,
-. q. ho,nd h., its principles to seek to
overthrow those Leaders, and if it cannot
do it BY tho mode it would, prefer it is
hnt com mon sense to takethe next best
mode.
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Civilization Advances:

\ negro named AIinots, member OF
the City Council OF Columbia, is reported
to have Won $4,000 recently from Gen.
w. j. Winrp@r at faro. Whippcr is the
negro Representatives from Bcauior''
Twenty-scven Tilousa:.a f'c''ats! llow
unboundedly magnificent these aatter-
I,,. ,,n,tr.tns ll,n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

LoNGFELLows AccIDE%I---A GAM
lIo2sE-It will be learned with extfeme
regret by the large ciassinterested IN sport
inc matters that John Harper's gYea'
horse. Longfe!low, wis disabled from ra-
chg it is feared for lie. by an accident .;
the Saratoga course. That this took piac,
IN q race which saw Iwo and quarter
miles aceomp!lsnc,; III ,hree minutes ans
lfty-nine seconds-thc fastest Dlme on re
cord--wlll make 5hc accident The niore re-
gretaDle, when, too, ills learned ihay Long
ieilow only lost the race by a length !opc
Of his plates became twisted N the ru1-
ninu and cut the other foot and leg badly,
tuL the heart OF the horse never weaaeneu.
lie ran eamely as ever 10 the end. an
was led off liInping and bleeding to the
stable. There seems something III this ol
pluck. almost heroism, which man arroo-
oates entirely to himself; but two nllt,
and quarter on little better than gAree
legs and III spch time will Challenge ad
,TIiration the world over it. will be rc
rnenbercd that he recently beat ms SUI
;?9ssfuI rival, Harry Bas$ett, at Lon
,-anch. IN two and a half mile race, by
sboiat one hundred and fifty yards, IN toul
nfinu ses, thirty four seconds.
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COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, July

AUGUSTA, July 70.
GOLD-Buying at 112 and selling at114
COTTON -Middling, 2O2; Low Mid
ding, 90. Receipts, 45 bales; sales, 139
bales; market quiet.
BACON-Clear Sides, 10; G. r. Sides,
9a@1O; Shoulders, 7l@79; Hams, lS4@-
CORN-White-s and in good de-
mand at 96@9s; yellow, S5@ss.
WHEAT-Amber, 81 SO; red, 81 IS;
FLoUR-City Mills are: $500 for su
superfne; 50 so for extra; $40 for family,
and $11 for fancy; Western and Coun-
try, $5@1O.
OATS-White and mixed, 624@7O.
Prince Edward Island, 80.
PEAS-We quote at 81 25.
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ISAAC I. HEARD & GO.
Cotton Factors,
AUGUSTA, GA,
Commissions for Selling Cotton l l..4
Per Cent.
General Agents for
GULLETTS
Improved and Light Draft
COTTON GIN.
Price, s4,oo Per Saw.

THESE GINS were sold the. past sea-
Il son for the first time. They are
made under Mr.. Gullett's personal su-
pervision, who never allows. one to be
sent from his works until 1t has been
fully tested, and made to gin perfectly in
every respect. This mode OF testing is
very important to the purchaser, as he
does not run the risk of receiving and
setting up Gin to find 1t, on trial, to be
imperfect.
The IMPROVED GIN differs materi-
ally from the Steel Brush Gin formerly
sold by Us, inasmuch as the Steel. Brush
has three brushes, while the new Gin has
but one.
We guarantee every Gin to be Of very
light draft, to thoroughly clean tho seed,
it Is simple in its construction, easily ad-
justed and gins very fast. N
We respectfully refer to all those who
have used the Improved Gin the past
winter.
Planters wishing Gins will consult
their own interests, by either writing to
US for our Circular with Certificates, or
calling at our Office and examining for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
~ We will take back every Gin
which does not work well when fairly
tested, and pay all expenses incurred by
the purchaser. its,
Address fl
ISAACT. HEARD d CO.,
~ Cotton Factors,
Augusta, Ga.
June IL. ON 70
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,-q is scale of the avs

-. |'V Is e SUdIo VI IlIe HF
ne The fifow,-,- 'ife from the
erage durati,n of anilnaI - his
most celebra;od writers on nal0i'a a,t N
tory:-A ha,e will live 10 years. a cas ~
a goat s. a sheep 10, dog from II to ~
an OK 20, swine 25, q pigeon o. tar'le-
dove 25, a partridge 25, raven loo' all
eagle 100, a goose loo.
aar The N. Y. San says: Some OF tne n
administration papers say that Mr.. a; \.
Stewart is opposed to DR.. greeley e1ev- ,snsr
tion. If so, he hos queer way q 3hsno%, sa,,t .
ing it. Yesterday Mr.: ste%ais S,1a SEM y. y, q q
check for twenty thousand collars u1 70 In Sne
chairman ,st,a,I Of the La9es La1e@ye oomsnittea."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25
Sunday School Convention.

The next annual session of the Edge
field Baptist Sunday School Convention
will be held with the Dry Creek Church,
beginning Friday, August2d, atlOo'clock
A. M. For stated services see minutes
of the last meeting.
J. p. MEALING, President.
July 26, 1872.
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Notice to Executors, Adninistra-
tors, tinardiSns, &c.

A LII Executors, Administrations,
"A Guardians and Trustees Of Edgetield
County, are hereby notified that on or
before the first Monday in August they
are required to. mike their Annual Re-
turns to this Office, In accordance with
the lnws of the State.
D. L. TURNER, ]. z. 9. =. g.
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sy The New York Star says: "The
deaths in this city during the week just
ended numbered 1856, large decrease
when compared with the deaths of the
previous week, but yet terrible record
It exceeds II, rate of any city on the
globe. No other reason can be given for
this than neglect of sanitary measures.
Something must be done. With 1000
deaths per week, and 300 births, our race
will soon become extinct"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

mr An old democrat of Pennsylvania
declares the growing sentiment in favor
of Greeley to be "like prairie tornado
that sweeps over the country, coming
from no one knows where"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25
OFFICIAL.
State of South Carolina

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
VXNHEREAS, information has reached
W. this Department that Wesley
George, of Edgefeld county, was on the
5th day of April last, without cause or
provocation, shot and barbarously MUIR
dered by one Wash Williams, who has
fled from justice, and all efforts for his
arrest have been so far unsuccessful:
Now, therefore, I, Robert K. Scott,
Governor OF the State of South Carolina,
in order that the laws may. be vindicated
by the arrest and punishment of said
Wash Williams, do hereby offer a reward
of three hundred dollars, for the appre-
hension and delivery in any Jail in this
State of the said Wash Williams, with
proof to convict.
In testimony whereof, T have
hereunto set my hand, and
49,, caused the great seal Of the
SEAL: State to be affixed, at Column
t~I) bia, this tenth day of July A.
D., 1872, and in the ninety
seventh year Of the Indepen-
dence of the United States Of
America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CARDozo, Secretary of State.
July IL. ct 80
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Sc Clasping Hands Across the Bloody
Chasm.o

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Attorney
General designatess the Albany peniten-
tiary as the place for the Imprisonment,
subsistence and proper employment, du-
ring the term Of their sentence, of all per-
sons who have been, or may hereafter be,
convicted, by the Courts Of the United
States for the District OF South Carolina,
of crime against Tie United States, and
sentenced by said Courts to imprisonment
at hard Labor
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I'he Baitimorcaa.

This is the title OF an extremely hand
some new Weekly, published every Sat
urtlav, in Baltimore. Subscription price
>. 60 per a..aum. Five subscribers, ana
onc to person obtaining said Subscribers
$50. Valuable premium for each sub
,criber oiytiiucd. The Battimoreen sup
,orts Greeley and Brown. 1t is really
..s vigorous, valuable and versatile Il
Weekley as is published anywhere in
mis- broad country.
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il. The Chester Is. c. Reporter says
1--WE are not sufficiently posted to speak
or the people OF this section, but we are
.norally tertain of this fact that they
nave not the least Love or admiration toi
Judge Orr. The speech tpat Ills Honor
made in Philadelphia, i'll which be de-
nounced in unscathing terms his own
,eopic, lost HIM the last friend in these
..artS' =
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I shogld Ba In every Heassksld.

nR, Griswolds FAMILY SALyE,
IL or PLASTER invariably cures IN.
Gers. Burns, Scalds, Boils, Weak and
Lame Backs and Joints, Ague In tho Face
Or Breast, and local rheumatism. When
once tested 1t recommends ITSELF For
sale Ct g citss,, is, as 4 psx,s,s Y,,,... .;;.
/ Mar1 4 H Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

- 'izsst The a Rogues March, was played
= on 4 certain military occasion in Coluni-
bia the other day. The inspiring strain
-foated out upon the evening air lusi
,bo,,t tbe time when our immaculate
Governor no and his loving band went out
for Interviewing drive-in fashy phe-
tons 1,Lind beautiful steeds, bought
~ itb stolen n,oney.-Roek He'll Lantern,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-25

j aol. tnful accident recently beiell the
soyn i. J;snesviiie, WIS, resulting II u
drowning Of, three young ladies OF IN,
placc. a party of g.fls mad gone Oh sn q :
pathing excursion IN seemingly sale SAFE
stream, bot which was 1lul ol shallow .sl
sand-b.rs and deep holes beyond' worn
out by the action OF the .watef. IN ghe "
the foremost was remarking upon the III
,oyable nature OF her position as she sto0,'
upon one OF the bars, but the next mo
neit, taking a step beyond, she was siru57
Cling wildly and shreklng ior help. q
Companion sprang to her assistance only
do add to the complexlty and difficulty OF
+be situation. The shrleks of the atfrlgnt-
ed girls who were witnessing the appalling
spectacle, neither daring nor able to rem
der aid, brought upon the scene young
married woman, 5Sho, seeing the danger,
and not stopping to count the cost, sprang
into the murky depths, and in few MIN
utes all had disappeared below the surface,
leaving not SO much as ripple above
them, and it was an hour afterward before
their dead bodies could be found.
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Price List Of Bleached Goods.

Pieces yard wide BLEACHING excellent quality starch
20 Pieces Tsu yara wide BLEACHING at IL et per yard
90 go inches wide t. 12f q" -" -
I" l3t I" 90" stlas
20 yard wide splendid quality at lS cts per yard.
20 q at l8} cts per yard, worth 223 cts
10 Duva Mills yard wide BLEACHING at 2a c per yard
worth 27a ak ~ 49, 5i<5. - egt4 49,
The above goods will only be sold the given figures the piece
Otherwise per will be added excepting the Granitey Goods
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell a:
sight. Pay 100 per cent. profit Now Is
the time. Send ut once for Descriptive Circulars
and Price Isis Of our Fine Steel Engravings OF all
the Candidates, Campaign Biographies, Charts, iho,
tographs Badges Pins, Flags, aud everything suited
to The times. Ten Dollars per day easily male. Full
samples sent for SO. Address MOORE &c GooDspEED,
81 Park Row, New York.