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shs b sat aest. Of osas %s2s ;.1ssG msG cpsa
noon, whom II WAS dlscoyore5 lat burglars Ind
cnlorod tho top Of tho yault:%' n room in tho
1acona thc story, cutting a hot+ n tho floor and
IT. nallo and powder, hurst open tho door OF tho Hafo
iho safo wRa tho Caahieria and had only special
deposits md col1atorals in it. Tho collateraB
and deposits mainly ccnsiatod Of local bonds
Witch wore loft bohind, but tho following special
aoposltB arc known to 10 missing: ono bag,
e1,000 gold; ton 1910 Government bonds.
u, 700 each two 7-3D Government bonds, 45O0'
eae,,: Tho to!lor's snfc WAS by the Bido Of tile
nashicrst and contained tho banks funds. 1t Was
Cndiaturbod. Tho bank loacs nothing. It is'
supposed tho burglars accomplished tGcir work
yonti9prdsy and last nght. tho room ovor the
vatlt vas occupied for several ycars
aa tho Office Of tho Mutual
Bonoilt 1nsurance Company Of Newark,
N.J. Tho burglars lifted the mntting on tho
room, cut through tho floor, and accomplished
their work; md replaced the plankB and mating
SO tho floor looked as II undisturbod. 4 full so5
Of burglars tools woro left by tho daring opora-
a,;, tofs Including iron and copper sedgo hammers,
tain how much ie lost by tho burglary, but it is
not believed mitch moro than tho above men,
toned bonds mud gold. Thoro is no c1uo to tho
pernstrators OF tho robbery. A reward Of 81, 900
ts offered for thor capture, Information Of tho
affair has boon toographooto to tho principal citioa
reached from here by rail. -
, 1873-03-11

PRESIDENTIAL ELECT10N6.
WARRINGTON, March 10.-The Committee On
Elections were directed to examine and report
at tho next session the best and moBt practicable
method Of oleoting the President and Vice-Presi-
dent Of the United States, together With plan
for tho organization Of tribunal to determine
all contested questions connected therewlth. and
that the Committee have leave to ait during the
1eeess Of tho Senate.
Mr., MORRILL,, OF MAino, offered roao1u-
tfon that WitneBsnH summoned In Investigations
by the Senate DO paid 81 day while in attend-
anco, and cents 3 milo oRch way for tho
distance actually travelled Laid over.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CHANDLER presented petitions prohiD-
petitions, when nr. HHM1iN objected ] to fa tho
reception Of any petitions Of Legislative nature.
THE CALDWELL oAsE.
Mr. MORTON, after preliminary remarks, al
luded to tho general denial OF Mr. Caldwell that
he had bribed any member OF tho Kansas Logis-
leture 70 gote for him: and then proceeded
elected by tho uso Of money was sustained
Try LILO law y'' to show w }1e'' a1st br5sry b0i j.
not only An Infringement Of tho parliamentary
from e1sroising bis night by :extornal violence,
number OF votes. This is indispensable to tho
freedom Of elections. The man who would pur-
chase one voto would purchase all, and Ills cor
rupt Influence would DO limited only by tho
mems Of corruption Tho Senate had right to
protect itsoH against q criminal, although tho
Legislature eleoting him might be Indifferent on
ths subject. Tho power to o1pel 4 momber Was
necessary to enable the House to perform
ita high functions, and WAS incidental to
the protection OF tho State. In further
.saa'aens hr. Morton a.t1 IT. ~! tl;.a vea Tho
can politics and he then examined tho testt-
mony in the case to show such wa8 the fact, aud
that, just before Caldwell's election, the talk OF
corruption mas as common and FREQ In Topoka a8
the mhrkets or the weather.
Mr.. CALDWELL saddle hadprepared state
ment, which, hiA voice being Affected by cold, he
dosired should be road at the Beorotary's desk.
The Secretary then read tho statement, which
Waa In the nature Of d legal argument. Yhoro
was no pretense that his credentials did not
speak the truth. It waBa absolute fact TINT tho
majority Of tho Kansas Legislature did vote
for him, while there WAS no proof that thero WAS
any restraint in the promises. Tho election Of
a Senator is the aot Of State in ita sovereign
capacity, with which the senato cannot Interfere.
humorous precedontB arc quoted in support Of
This proposition. The Constitution makes the
Senate tho solo judge Of tho qualifications and
returns Of it's own members, but 1t must be gov
erned by written law. Mr. Caldwell insists that
tho 6euAte must bo governed by tho law as it
existed ut tho timo Of the election. Before tho
roadlng WAS completed, on motion Of Mr.. GAM
ERON, the Senate went into executive Hesaion,
and afterwards
Adjourned.
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SpEc3al D73pd7cH 70 71a C13cd9o 1F75N'le.
TonoNro, Ont, March 10.-A boiler explosion
occurred at Coboconk on Saturday, by which :
othors injured 30 severely that they died shortly
afterwards. Two othors seriously injured arc
still alive, and somo two or throe were slightly
hurt, Tic shook WAS severe, aud was telf for
half u milo In every direction.
Special Dispafeh 10 TAs Chtoaoo Tribune.
Cu1LL1ooTuE, O., March 10.-Throo boilers OK
ploded at Orange furnace, jackson Court-Houte,
last night about II o'clock, seriously woundng
two employees, md domoliBll!ng tho smoke-staok
blown distance Of over 400 yards. The dam
ago is botweon 900 and $4,000. Ono man ia
1nissing, and 1t ia feared may be doadan buried
In tho rlliuB,
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Obituary.

NEW Yong, March l0.-Foreign papers have
notices of tho dsathc OF Baron do 1orent, a
veteran Of tho British army, and Of Christian
Dumas at Passy, France, who at ons time WAS
an stu u Nils 1y.ls rht1ErFs. ~
Navy, died at Piedmont, N, T., On Saturday last.
EnIE, pa., March 10.--John Z. Houston, Con
eral Freight Agent Of the Philadelphia Il Eric
Railroad, died here this morning after an illness
Of three daya, Of acute rheumatism.
1ND1ANAPoL1B,.. March 10.-W. II. Talbot. a
prominent business 1nan and old ctizon Of this
city, died to-day.
BERLIN, March 10.-Queen Paulina, mother Of
the King Of Wirtemberg, died today, aged 49,.
Of Bsloit Collogo, died on Saturday afternoon.
, 1873-03-11
IJ&u1h EtGIOHs

SALT LAKE, March l0.-A large meeting. Of
Mornlons was held at the Tabernacle On Saturday,
for a conference In regard to tho programme Of
those called by tho Church to settle the new dis
(Consoryati7o) says that brigham In this has
plan for making good thing out Of the Thirty
fifth Parallel route.
Smallpox Is said to be raging to . fearful OK
tent In tho different towns Of Ban peto County.
In the village Of Spring City there wore hfteon
fatal canes. Tho complaint is mnto that the To-
lgious prejudice Of the pooplo prevents too pres-
ence Of proper medical assistance.
The community il still exercised upon tho
prospective Governor Of Utah. The latest diu.
, 1873-03-11

C1NN1NNAr1, Marol, 10. The Evangelical Min.
iatoral Association today adopted the initial
Btops for MI attempt to form union OF Evan
go.ical denomination. The plan presented by
tic ney. Dr.. Jeffrey, of tho Baptist Church, WAS
adopted. It arrangea for meoting OF the poo-
plo Of all denominations ut somo futuro day to
oonfor as to tho matter for such q union. At
this moot,ng = brief paper OH tho Cincinnati
church statiHtio is to be read and an addrosB ia
to bo delivered on tho points Of agreomeus be-
tweon tho different denominations. Thou the
further stops will bo left to the n,ooting. Mcan-
are to change pulpits frequently.
, 1873-03-11
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH IL, 1873

patol, that Olagett has an oi1or Of tho position
Ia very aggrayating to tho Saints.
by tho decision Of tho District Court to-day
there appears no vay for appeal from tho lowest
Jurisdiction boing doniod by tho Supreme
Court.
, 1873-03-11
DarIlu fKu1aIk fkDl,bsrv.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 10.-Thn morning, at
the Clara'a Falls City Tobacco Bank, corner Of
soyonth and Main streets, It was found impos-
alblo to unlock tho safo. 6upposing tho lock to
, 1873-03-11

PEon1A, March 10.-OAbnrne, tho Yates City
murderer, will DO hanged It aaleaburg, ILL.,,
without doubt. on tho 1lth h y
, 1873-03-11

New YonK March 10,-At Philadelphia last
evening, largo and enthusiastic nlooting Of
OuhauB was hold, 1T which 1t WAS proposed to
collect subscriptions for further Hberatinc e1-
neditiQnR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
The Mi.,enaium of the Cook Pot.

Many families in Edsotield are now. IN
the full enjoyment of this millennium,
which is produced by the Cotton Plant
Cooking .Slovc. The -ldrcrtiScr family
par excellence has lately reached this
happy state, and we have been Il witness
of their high accommodation. The Cot
ton Plant is u sublime blcssing-more
sublime than love, or sleep, or money.
Let every woman who would like to face
a frowninS worll hravely and calmly,
provide herself with Cotton Plant or
Barley Seaf. w. 1. DELPHI & Co., Of
of Augusta, sell them. Mr. Wallace
Delphis the man to ask for. He will
take you gently by the hand and lead
you straight into the millennium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
.lS,r tho advertiser,

y Il { - t. 4
Mr.. EDITOR: Our contemplated Raj
Road from Pine House, VIA Edgetieid
C. II to Ninety. Six, seems nov to be i'll
II fair way to be accomplished. 1 sce
that t;ierc has been u bill passed in the
Legislature, allowing by vote OF two
thirds OF tie citizens, an assessment ci
10 per cent. OF real AND personal proper
IT, embraced inside OF teu miles through
the territory the road will rnn. Well.
Sir, it may be that people niusl and ought
10 he benefited sometimes III spite q:
themselves. IN the casc Of our road ]
believe this will hold good. But, Sir,
there is way of avoiding this tax. There
is. now 1860 dollars subscribed; and
only $25,CO more tc be subscribed t.
enable the Commissioners to proceed t.
organize and 70 to work. Surely ou;
citizens then will come forward ard slil :
scribe this sg5, ,V06, thereby avoiding Tho
taxation. Whenever the Sl00, "JO is stih
scribcd there will bc no further iiflicul:!
about tho road Iec.us onc.and all avoic
this taxation by volunteering our sub.
scriptions to raise the required sum,
thereby owning our own stock.
LOG CREEK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Calling Gems for FaifYwomen.

\.
II WhichAof courscuieans for all women
And who is it culling gemss And what
sort of gems? It is Mr.. Kean, OF the
fashionable and stylish Dry Goods House
of Kean & Csssels, Augusta-now in
New York; And he is culhng gems of
silk and satin, and gems ofian simmer
fabrics, and OF ribbons, and laoes, and
draperies, and lingerie, and fans. and
psrasols, and everything beautiful that
fair women use In personal adornment-
And by the time you get to Augusta,
all these things will be there, And you
will enter the door Of Kean q Cassels IL,
a fiutter of excitement. And your friend
and, ,countrynans Rlr. 7. y ", II. Rrqns0n-
a gallant man, and witty-will advance
to meet YOU, with q smile; more bland
TIA" that Of the 'Heathen Chinee, and
you will embrace him, and he will show
you all fhe newest treasures Of the most
cunning looms and fingers in the world,
and-you will buy immensely, aud come
home, and look beautiful all the season
through. Read the new card of Kean
d CasSelS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
postmas.tsr Tilnman,s Stolen Money


After his release upon bail, Miles
iYeldell; nthe mulatto. man imprisoned
upon the charge of stealing Mr.. Till
mans money, went to Augusta, where
the police, warned to be on the lookout
for him, soon. discovered him going to
brokers' office. AT this Office he chang
ed hundred dollar bill for gold.s The
bill was identified as a portion Of the
money stolen from Mr.. Tillman. This
money, and some fifty dollars more, if
me mistake not, was secured and return
ed to Mr.. Tillman. The next day, as
Miles was being brought home, he. .es-
capped from the hack in the. .Huiet neigh
borhood and disappeared in the woods,
making good his escape. On Sunday
morning last, he was rearrested at what
is known as the Promised Land'-a
settlement of negroes on Government
land, three miles from town-and again
lodged in Jail. But still he confesses
nothing-maintains his spOtless limo
cence-aud calls God to witness that he
found the money which he changed
i'm Augusta; ron schullz's Hill" Found
4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
d. N:Bncker,, Esq.

Thisgcntieiia,, iarEierl Your fellow cit
izen, ani !'ciiprcdamoas as for Ills honn:-
able antccc'len;S AID high character, was,
as we have already ,ta:si. arrested in
Burke Co. IA. :. fortnight back, upon a
Ku Klux charge, and ordered to appear
in Savannah. After an cSamination
which revealed nothing to substanti"te
tAe charge. Mr.. Blocser'w;is released
upon bail. We WHO know him, feel
sure that III hcver did anything mibe
coming his lifelong character Of brave
and generous gentleman. And We ear,
nestly hope that nothing more serious
will come % this tranIpcd-up charge %
completely. in. u I,u Klux af..iir which
happened two or three years ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
A, Male School iat Last.

AS wiir'be seen by reference to our adj
yertising columns, Mr.. II. E. Whitfield
has opened our Male Academy. Mr..
Whitfield is of Virginia, but comes to us
Immediately from Augusta. where; be
has been for some time Fast. He is q
gentleman of polished manners and tiue
mental culture; and isstrongly endorsed
by Mr.. Martin, y. Calvin, the well known
teacher ofAuSusta-now Superintendent
Of Etlucation OF Richmond County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
ne The first choral wedding ever ccle-

ec- The first choral wedding ever cele-
brated In Washington took place at st.
Paul's Church, in that city, recently.
The bridal party, preceded by a process
s.oaar cross and twenty four robed cho
ristcts, and &come,a,lng priest, marched
through the t,naiti aisle singing a We'd
ding tkymn o., arriving at the altar,
which was surrounded with numerous
lighted candles, the bride and groom
elect knelt in silent prayer; after which
the ceremony Of the Episcopal Church
was performed. foh rs So .n5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Enrihn ADVERTISER.

The Indcbt edneSs OF Edgefield Cuun::.
To tic Editor of the -ddrertiss,;i
Mr.. EDIToR.-Can you inform yo,'r
readers what disposition has been made
of the "bill TO ascertain the Indebtedness
of Edgoeeld county:" In the absence
Of any Legislative action in the matter,
we suggest that the people take the busi-
ness in hand, and inquire into the cbndi-
ton of the County affaiis in this particu-
lar at least. AS the county books are
open to the inspection and examination
of the'public, we suggest that some of
our citizens skillfui in the sitting of ac
counts, and expert in settlements, be re-
quested to investigate the Indebtedness
of Edgefield County, as apublic kind
ness to their fellow citizens. We also
suggest the names of the following gen.
tlemen, as Committee eminenty quail
fled for the discharge of such task, viz:
Messrs. S. B. Griffin, R. T. Minis, B. G.
Bryan, r. A. Lynch, late County Audi
tor. 1t seems to us, that these gentlemen
would bring truth from the bottom of
! the we'll, much better than any packed
Committee prepared by the manipnla-
tion Of our motley General Assembly.
THE PUBLIC GOOD.
[The Bill above alluded to. was intro
duced III the Senate by Senator Cain and
duly passed to third reading, but when
brought up in the House, was promptly
killed The Public Goal.s" suggestion
that Committee Of citizens be appointed
to investigate tile financial affairs of TIC
County is move il, the right direction.
and the gentlemen he suggests meet
with our hearty approval. But w"ulc
this Committee feel fully authorized 20
act in the premises unless so requested
by public meeting of the people?
Would it not be better to call Il conven-
tion Of the people of Edgeficld, without
regard 10 race or col6r-ail who have the
peace and prosperity Of the country al
hcart-and let the question of the bank
rupt condition of County finances, and
he cause thereof, be thoroughly yen.i-
ated, and then let this convention az
point the Committee above mentioned,
or any other five or seven good men?
We arc satisfied much good would result
from an investigation thus made i-Ep.
ADV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Religious Nofise.

vii: preach at the following places,
ON the days appointed, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Philippi, Saturday and Sunday, 1st and
Cd March.
Ridge Spring, Tuesday, 4th March.
Bethel, Thursday, 9Th March.
+, Clouds Creek, Saturday and Sunday,
Sth and 9th March.
Sardis, Friday, l4th March. ~
Richland Spring, Sunday, 18th March.
Rocky Greek, Wednesday, 18th March.
/ Dry Creek, Saturday and Sunday, 22d
and 23d March.
Mt. Tabor, Tuesday, 25th March.
Ebenezer, Thursday, 27tn March.
S. P. GETZEN,
Missionary Edgefeld Bapt. Associa'n
Feb 26 st 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

His Honor Judge Maher has ordered n
extra terrn0f the Conrtaof Genera! Ses
sions and Common Pleas lor the equity
OF Aiken. 10 be holden here on the first
Monday in next month, or The trial Of
causes i'll which, he WIS engaged as 60 m
sci rior to his elevation to tue b.nch,
4 special Judge will be appointed to pre-
side, and, it is understood. that the choice
o the Chief Justice-who has the ap-
p pointng power,, according to, law, in this
maiter2wili fall either upon eS!Judge
D. H. Farmer or Leroy F. Youmans,
+ Esq.-Aiken Tribune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
BANK Or. CHARLESTON. !

NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCTN !
CHARLEsToN, S, g., Feb. 20, 1873.
On and after the first day Of NaGph
next, this Rank viii he prepared t6'Con-
iolidate the Stock OF the Bank Of Charles.
ton into that OF the present organization.
One share OF the latter, par value (SlO0)
me hundred dollars, will be issued for
i've (5) whole or ten ilO) half of the
iurlncr.
Future dividends will be pnid upon
ne Consolidated Stock only; those nc
cruing upon the uncopsolidated will be
reserved until consolidation of the same
shall be cHectqd.
The Books Of Transfer will be closed
from March Isl to April ist.
WM. B. BURDEN, Cashier.
Charleston, Feb. y, 5m lO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
A New Hand in a New Field.

our old friend and fellow-citizon, Mr..
Jackson Covar, was 1T home on q visit Il
few days back, and we were all glad to
see him. Mr.. Covar, who for years past
has been the legs, and arms, and back
bone of Shoriff''s g Office here, is now
playing the same rolo in the new Sher-
ifs office of Aiken County. No better
man than Jack to set the thing running
in the right groove.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

GooD FISHING IN CALIFoIsNIA What
care the peoplecf North Careliha;s South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida for the
fish in. the gold hearing State, when they
have full store-houses and comfortable
homes? The last can only be had with
the aid of a Door, Sash and Blind. Facto-
iry, and Builders Emporium, such as is
now in most successful operation'by Mr.
P. P. Toale, of Charleston, S. c. Send
for his price list. Sent free.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

KILLED BY TRA1S.-From private
letter received by a gentleman IN this
city, Yesterday, We learn that white man
named Barney Paine was run over and
killed on the South Carolina Railroad,
near Langley, last Monday evening, by
the passenger train bound for Charleston.
Paine was lying on the track, and was not
seen by the engineer in time to step; the
isain before it rum oyet him .E:AAnguSta
ConsStntioaahst. ~ u -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
The County treasurer ut Work.

We would notify Delinquent Tax Pay
ers tha: Mr.. J. II. McDevitt, County
Treasurer, IS now buSily engaged issuing
Tax Executions against Defaulters-and
will in a short time send out his Dcpu-
ties to levy ppon and sell sufficient prop
erty to pay the amount Of taxes assessed,
together with the penalty and costs ac-
crued thereon To those wishing to save
unnecessary trouble and annoyance, we
would suggest the better plan Of coming
promptly forward and settling with the
Tax Collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Death of an Edge1ieid Man in Georgia

Samuel Stevens, ESQ, for many years
prominent citizen Of the Mountain
Creek section Of our County-apd well,
remembered among us for his high tone
and many virtues-died very recently
at his home, in Quitman, Ga. Mr..
Stevens married q daughter Of The late
Joshua Harris, Esq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
,JURUB EBA,

which is pronounced by the leading medical auhor.
w ,r Ian ION and Puris the most powerful tonic
md @ ml,eralive known TO the emr'ici WORLD" This is
no ' new nnd unlricd discovery, Tut has been Ion
Nv .s,J hy ibr lpadng Physicians vi Other countries
til soonderGA remedial rrsuls.
I'm mnTt weaken na1,d impair the digestive
o,y.nsty ca,hhrtlcs and physics; they Give on,y
oIs,, ,snn,,ry rollef; indigestion, halucncy. and u.s..
n.p.ls. with pfs and kindred diseases, are sur: to
follow their use. ,,
Keep es66IS IrS 9 g. REILoGG II p!at ssSieS SsS
'. ~ = Sole Agehi for the United States.
Pr;ee Ono Dollar pe' Bottle Send farC ClTraiarl
AfO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

g Mr.. Charlie A. Darling, a brother
of that good man and clever gentleman,
Capt. G. 4, Darling, of Columbia, has
been appointed Auditor for Edgetield
County, vice, Mr.. F. "A. Bellinger re-
moved. The office we understand will
be given again to Mr.. B. on his return
to the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

Gr Some years agoone of our citizens
IA Frcnchrnan, and now living in Column
bia,) wandered into one of our Village
Churches during ferival, and Wills:
the exciteEtil. tuas 'rirning high. WAS
asked by an. apx;oqx ledy friend how he
felt Bursting into tears he replied,
"oh, MIssT. faeislikeone id rebels y
And thus felt Miles when he was arrested
at the siPfoiniseti Eand' on Sunday
last. = -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Club Rates for the New Year

During the present year we will fur
niskshs .4dst,tissr toF Clubs at the fol,
lowing low rates:
To Clubs of FIVE Subscribers, st $3.50
each, cash III advance,' :" = " $l2, so
To Clubsof Ten Subscribers, atS2,O 90 each
cash in advance, ,andon copy 'ta
extra to head Of Club. 1000
Make up your Clubs st once andcomat
mence with the afstof the year.
January ], 1873.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
RaIigiOliS Notice,

The Ministers and Deacons' Meeting
of the Abbeville Association, will be
held with Sister Springs Church, on the
9TH Lords day in March, commencing
on Friday before, at II o'clock.
Ist Question for observation-disclosures
teaching on the subject of prayer. Ell
der B. F. Miller to lead.
End Question-The duty of searching
the scriptures. Elder P. H. Pope to
WILL DURsT, Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

80 Mr.. II. G.. Arthur, Agent for tic
Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing dachini II
Machine seconC, to nome-iS still in tn
field, ready tn serve tt!io~e iwaatiig 7;idS
first. class Sewing Machine. TX G,N =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

Notice.--fwo Silver Medals and four
Diplomas were awarded to Alfred G.
Force, 25s Broad ST., Augusta, by the
Cotton States Fair Association, for the
largest, finest and best assortment Of
Boots and Seoes. Gm 6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
ION 0DSwrs' Staff

Prominent on the staff of NJ. O'Dowd,
the popular Augusta grocer, is Mr..
Richard Summerall, fine fellow, any
way you take him; aud Judging from
the magnificent sample he sent us lately,
p4ms judggSf tiat spr Of tAinsFSuI
geperaby bllysh tsa etid bealeN hot
vinegar, nor molasscs, nor Simmons
Medicine! Find him out when you go
to o,Dowd,sNON coz