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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-20

states, buckets ana SnrlekS-Ol dil coioAo'
ages. sizes, sexes. The shrieks OF school
children lat play are pleasant:
Weddings soon-gay weddings. Tarle.
tanes, spike. tails and white Kids beng
busily looked after.
Mr.. Sans and Capt. Henry Addison
OF, their way rrom Plne House, pick up n
huge Ailanthus root in Mr.. Charles
Cheatham's Beaver Dam tield-with huge
prongs and about half foot Of the stem.
They bring it to town in triumph ano
exhibit it as a very wonderful cotton root
and stalk. They are in dead earnest; and
are much shocked when they are told it
is an Ailanthus (Heaven-tree) root !!
And speaking of the Pine House, the
latest comers tell us that new buildings
and white paint, and enterprise, and
guano, all exult together there in Won
derful way Imagine wagon from
Liberty Hill, q miles Off and ooer such
roads, waiting at Pine House for grlane
and corn. A commentary on our times
and our system!
People ought TO begin now and cherish
their, grape vines, The wine. made IN
this section last season was abundant II
quantity, and extremely fine in quality
The best indeed we ever tasted. EloW
infinitely superior this pure. healthfql
delicious wine to the compounded sauf
we often buy. The mathis wine has
passed into proverb. Infuture it must
have name. Let ns name it, Let i. be
called the s'Belle Marie" Everybody
must make wine this summer.
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June 81,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 SAMPLES sent by NAH for sOe. tha, retail
La qniek for $40. L. e. WOLcofT; Isl Chalham-
.nlnrG Y Y
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Weddings soon-gay weddings. Tarle-
tanes, spike. tails and white Kids being
busily looked after.
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Religious Notice.

JAS. o. DENNY, Scc'ry.
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N[iller: :, , Hack ( Howard Il 1,
MILLER, HAcK& HOWARD
295 Broad ST.,
Augusta, Ga.

d i iiswth pleasure snd gralt lt:itqds tha
our firm at the same well known stand
Our GENERAL GROCERY and Col
ried on with increased facilities.
We have on hand, and arereceiylngs
Iy Groceries and Provision.
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March {
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Trne NEfiIorN Nnnoleon

LONDON, April 29.-The following Is
the true will OF Emperor Napoleon, un-
der which letters OF administration are
now applied for. The estate is sworn to
be valued at one hundred and twenty
thousand pounds sterling, and this sum
is subject to claims which will reduce it
one-half. "This is my viii: commend
my son and my wife 10 the high author
tiles Of the State, to the people and to
the army. The Empress Eugenie pos
sesses all the qualities requisite for capa-
bly, conducting the regency, and my son
displays disposition and judgment that
viii make him worthy Of his high desti-
nies. Let him never forget the motto
of the head OF our family: Everything
for the French people, Let him fix on
his mind the writings of the prisoner OF
St. Helena; let him study the emperor s
deeds and correspondence. And finally,
let him remember, when circumstances
permit, that the cause of the people il
the cause Of France. Power is a heavy
burden, because one cannot always DC
all the good one could wish, and be-
cause contemporaries seldom render
justice; so that, in order to
fulfill ones mission, one must have faith
in and conscientiously appreciate his
duty. Il is necessary to consider that
from heaven alone those whom you
have loved regard and protect you. 1t
is the soul of my illustriOus uncle that
has always inspired and sustained me.
The same will apply TO my son, for he
viii always be worthy of his name. l
leave to the empress all my private
property. / wish that until the majority
Of my son she shall leave him at the
Elysee and Biarritz. l trust that my
memory will be dear to her, and that
after my death she will forget
whatever unhappiness l may have
caused her. With regard to my son, let
him keep as a talisman the seal wore
attached to my watch, and which comes
from my mother. Let him carefully
preserve everything that came to me
from the emperor, my uncle, and let
him be convinced that my heart and
my soul remain with him. l make no
mention OF my faithful servants, l am
convinced that the empress and my son
will never abandon them. l shall die
in the Catholic Apostolic and Roman
religion, which my son will always
honor by his piety. Done and signed
with my hand at the palace of the puil-
cries, the twenty-fouTth day of April,
1865. NAPoLEON.U
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Dr,r,, ar IrpeE sHARHEY.

THE telegrdph brings us the intelli-
pence of the death Of Judge Sharkey, Of
Mississippi. The sad event transpired
Yesterday at Washington. This emi-
nent and venerable jurist was in bis
eighty-third year when called away
from the scene of so much of his mosl
recent earthly labors, and full Of hon
ors. He had long been engaged in pub
JIG life, ard was s fsvorite before, dur
ing and since the war, with the old
Wigs Of Mississippi. HIS most re
cent Gilice, in connection viii
that state was that Of governor, which
he was called upon to ill 10y Presiden
johnson. Had he been permitted by
the Radical congress to have continued
in that high office, there can be nC
doubt that Mississippi would have beer
spared much, if not ali, the evils follow
ing upon reconstruction. He was con-
sistent friend of his people, was firmly
set in his political convictions, but was
always kindly to and considerate Of the
reelings Of his opponents. This is but q
brief aud running comment on the good
mans life. Another day, when space ano
time permits. we shall have more to say
OF one who was model in private life
and OF that integrity in public situations
that should but does not characterize tn,
servants of the people in these disjointeC
times
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saIf Lake Topics.

SALT LAKE, April % The associated
press dispatch regarding the ModOc mas
sacre creates profound sensation ia this
city. The peace policy is vehemently
denounced.
The case Of Jenne 0s. DR.. Anderson
an alleged malpractice case-has been
on trial before Chief-Justice McKeon
and the jury for the last twelve days.
The counsel waived all objections TO the
jury. The plaintiff claimed fifty thou
sand dollars. The jury to-day rendered 8
verdict for the defendant The court
has been in session nearly two months.
During the term the case of brigham
Young as. Charlotte Arthur was called.
DESCENDANTS counsel challenged the Jury
on the ground that they were not legally
drawn BY the probate judges, and on the
ground that McAllister, the Mormon
marshal, was NOT q legal officer. Ex-
Judge Snow, YOung's counsel, confessed
the challenge to be well taken, and the
cause went off the docket. In the case
Of Hart as. Rogers, EX-District- Attorney
Bates, for the defendant, challenged the
jury on the same ground. Snow con-
fessed when challenged. Many othel
cases went off in the same way. Both
the court and hkr admit the jury and
marshal to be illegal, and no cases have
been tried except where all objections
had been waved. There has been no at
tempt at the trial of criminal cases. The
Jury was discharged to-day.
A heavy snow-storm prevailed all the
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MARREED.

KEEP-CooPER-By Rev. Geo. A. Lotion,
at the First Baptist Church, on the 2sih OF
April, Elder ". W. KEEP and Mrs. srE T..
COOPER, all Of Memphis
CATO-JONES-By Rev. Geo. A. LOTION, at
the First Baptist Church. on the 25d OF April,
Mr.. ALExASDER CATO and Miss DORA JoNEs,
all of Memphis.
REVEL-DIDLAEE-On the 9th OF April,
by Rev. David Walk, Dir. J. ". REvEL, OF
Arkansas, and Miss KATE d. DIDLAKE, q
this city.
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More Indian aIschIsr brewing,

SAN FRANCISCO, April ga dispatch
from Portland tonight says that four
teen hundred Indian warriors are
camped at White Bluffs on the Yakima
river, above Walla Walls, putting W
breast works. The settlers are greatly
alarmed. The Indians are travelling
about, warning the whites to leave the
country. The Spokane Indians are
threatening also, and warning the
whites TO leave. A massacre like those
by the MOdocs is feared.
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The arrival Of the Prince of Wales at
Vienna was announced yesterday.
William Watkins was hanged at
Searcy, Arkansas, last Friday. He
murdered William Swaggerty last sum-
mer.
President Grant and party arrived at
Cheyenne at noon yesterday, and re-
manned a few hours. He was met at
the depot by military ard Territorial Of
ficials and large number Of citizens.
After fine collation. at the railroad
house, the President received callers til
two in the afternoon, when he left for
Omaha.
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Arkansas Items The Forfeited.
Land Bill ApprOved-WhOEe- 4.
sale Endorsement of
Baxter.
A General Burst-up, with the
Gazette in the Lead-A New
Deal All Round.
Fire at Augusta, Ark.-S4O, 600
worth Of Property Destroyed
Amount Of Insur-
ance.
D9ath Of Ex-Governor Sharkey,
Of Mississippi - Latest from
Spain-Crime, Casualty,
Etc, Etc.
Flre ct Ausu.,.. Arkansas.

EHFe u Alas u9Issf AElAN8IsLs.
Special to the Appeal
AUGUSTA, ARK, April ga fire
broke out in the Pollard store building
at thirty minutes past three O'Clock this
morning, with the following effect: R.
]. Price, loss $23, ,001, insurance SIS. 500:
John Starrett, 5000 TO $4,000, insured fol
$1,000; J. NJ. McCurdy, 5000, insurance
$500; J. NJ. Pollard, 5000; Hamblet
Penn, from 5000 to Sl4O0.
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Trouble In Western Africa Hang
nan Retired and PensI0ned-Bigh
Cable Tolls.
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Special Meeting OF the Finance
Committee.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
w MEMPHIS, Tenn, April q, 1873.
IN compliance with Instructions OF ths
Chairman Of the Finance FGInufitse of the
General Council, notice D. hereby gwen, that
a special meeting CT said Joint Committee Is
called for Friday. E0y I'd, az 10 a.uz.- TO in
yestlgate charges preferred by ieO. p. Pheian !,
Esq, against Mayor Johnson. Ali mem beTB
of the Committee, and all others specially in
/ terested, are requested TO be present.
ap3C 4. C. BETTIS, Sergeant at Arms.
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NEW YORK.

Deliberations OF the Indian COmmis-
s.0ners = The Sailor Boarding
House Keepers-The Richmond
Switch Disaster.
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gross outrage was committed last
evening at the Vienna coal shaft, about
half mile east of Vienna, on the house
of John Cannif, coal miner, who had
gone into the bank. At about half-past
ten o'clock in the evening a number of
men attacked his house with stones and
clubs, breaking in the windows and
doors and pelting himself and family.
One Of his boarders fired on the attack
ing party and they fed. The darkness
prevented their being recognized. Can
nif was one OF about twenty old miners
who went in ON Friday. Himself and
others had been threatened with injury
if they went in. Some twenty miners
who had agreed to go in Monday morn
ing were deferred by this outrage, and
threats were posted upon their gate
posts and houses.
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THE RACES

TGtHE drum will be tapped for the start in ghe
4 first race OF the day at 2:3O p.ua-
Entries for the races of the following day
viii close, at the ONERTON HOTEL. at :
o'clock each evening.
For the convenience of such as desire 1t, O
box will be kept at the Office OF the Secretary
on the Course, in which entries may be de
posted during the day, and for fifteen min
utes after the close Of the last race Of the day
Pools sold morning and evening at the over
ton Hotel. and during the day on the Course
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Day badges, admitting to Quarter stretch 81 O
Public stand. single icket...--..--........... s.
Sc LADIES FREE.
Trains leave the Charleston depot every
hour during the day, commencing at teE
o'clock am. Fare for the round trip. y E1a
= The public.are invited.
80 Trains viii leave the Race Irack ealCb
day 10 minutes after the rnees are over, and
again at o'clock.
apl9 JOHN DONOVAN, President.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTS.
Attention. Kniehts TemnIar.

VOU are hereby ordered to attend, in .
Il FATIGUE DRESS, at the ExP0sITIoN ~
BUILDING, this "WEDNESDAY even-NN
ing at o'clock, and every evening Intil
further orders, for drill.
By command GEO. BfELLERSH, T.. G.
P. T. WRIGHT, Recorder pro TEN. APPS
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Ames, Beattie 8 Co., S96
Main street, offer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail, in
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tresSes, OilclOths, Window
Shades, etc.
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Memphis,
In the city of Memphis, In the county OF
Shelby, and State OF Tennessee, has oeen duly
organized under and according 70 the require
ments of the act Of Congress entitled An act
TO provide a National Currency secured by S
pledge of United States Bonds, and 70 provide
for the circulation and redemption tnereof, Y
approved June 3, 1854, and has complied with
ali the provisions OF said act required to be
com piled with before commencing the buBi-
ness OF banking under said act.
Now, therefore, /, John Jay Knox, Comp
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or MEMPHEs,
In the city OF Memphis, in the county OF
to eonlnnsnee the business OF bauxfor under
the aot Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of Office. this 3lst das, Of March, 1873
Esianedf - rI0. JAY KNOX,
ap4 CORR tller OF Currency. :.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, April 29.-The
Youngstown (ohio) Dispatch says that
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Crushed to Death.

NASHVILLE, April 29.-News has been
received that James Mcdonald was
crushed to death on the st. Louis and
southeastern road, near Seabury, while
drunk. Mcdonald was worth ten thou
sand dollars.
Cariist Agent and war Material Seized.
GENEVA, April 29.-The police of this
city have arrested the chamberlain of
Don Carlos, who was just starting for
Spain with a bowitzer packed among
his baggage. The federal council has
approved the action of the police.
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TRENTON, n. J., April 29.-Lusignani,
sentenced to be hanged tomorrow, has
obtained reprieve for two weeks, to en-
able the court of pardons to examine his
case.
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The Dutch TronbIe In sumatra

THE HAGUE, April "a debate
arose in the chamber of deputies to-day
on the origin and conduct of the Achen-
ese war. The minister of the colonies
explained the grievances which led to
the expedition against Achen, defended
the declaration of war, which he main
tanned was fully justified by the circum-
stances, and challenged vote of conf
dence.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., April 29.-Third-
Assistant-Postmaster General Barber
sent an order to-day to the manufae-
turers for five million postal cards. The
aggregate of the applications for them
is twelve million. The postmaster
general resumed his duties to-day after
an absence of four weeks.
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The Fourth National Bank Of
FEorann,aa

WHKREAs, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented 70 the undersigned, IL has been made TO
appear that
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Deaih OF Ex-GSvesnOr William L. shaI,

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Ex-Gov-
ernor William L. Sharkey, of Missis-
sippi, died here this morning. He was
over eighty three years Of age.
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Two FrightfuI Accidents.

DAYTON, OHIO, April ga young
son of G.. G. Morrison fell efrom the
second story of his fathers residence
and was seriously injured.
A man named Williams, formerly an
inmate of an asylum in this seity, burned
himself to death last Sunday night at
Waynesville, Warren county, during
the absence of the family, in a fit OF
! INSANITY.
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little Rock, April 29.-The Western
Press, of Cincinnati, in a special dis
patch to the Gazette from Augusta says
= fire occurred there this morning oc-
casiOning the following losses: r. J
Price, dry-goods, SO, 600, insurance SI2,
500; John Starreil, loss $500, insured
S4, 600; J. NJ. McCurdy, loss $1,000, in
sured $500; J. NJ. Pollard, loss $1,000;
Hamblett & Penn, loss S1200.
The Cairo and Fulton bridge across
White river, which was damaged short
time since by the high water has been
repaired and trains will cross on it to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07
PacIpx Race st Oakiaud-Omcial In
vesttkntIsns - Political Grent
PacIug Race-Grsoubncks.

SAN FRANcIsco, June I'll r. A.
The pacing race at Oakland yesterday
was won by Ben Butler against eleven
competitors.
The Finance Committee Of the Board
OF Supervisors will commence an in.
vestiga,ion to-day into the matter Of
mutliating the books In the Hall CT
Records.
The investigation Of the affairs oil
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum Is
not yet concluded. The COMMITTEE say
when the testimony Is all In, they will
visit the institution, and investigate
for themselves, talking with anybody
thew choose. Wllkinson's cross-exam.
nation was resumed to-day.
The Republican County Committee
has adopted a resolution instructlng
the Executive Committee to report
upon preliminary arrangements for
converting.
The loug.expected pacing race be.
tween Dan VOORHEES, Of New York,and
the California flyer. Defiance, will
come off to-day. and It is expected the
bsst time evsr made In the county,
perhaps In tho United States, will be
made In this race. Longfellow and
Billy Mayo are also entered for the
race.
Gold, Il7Xalls; g~reeubacks, S5Ha
s54.
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THIRD
Trrnsurc from Mckee Arrivais-
Crowds Gene 10 tho Raees-sehssl
hhip for Boys.

SAN Francisco, June 7-3h p. NJ
Wells, Fargo s. Co. received by the
steamer California from Mexico treas
ure In silver bars and coin to the value
of $3.50, OOO.
The steamer Newbern arrived to-
day from the mouth Of Colorado river.
The son Of Volney Z. Howard has
arrived In this city from Arizona on
the steamer California.
Throngs Of sporting men took the
early boat to Oakland to witness tho
grand pacing races this afternoon.
A suggestion has been made to pur-
chase from the Government the steam
ship California, to be located In this
harbor rs a school ship for boys. 1t Is
understood that the steamer is for sale
and is large enough to accommodate
500 pupils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07

PRICES REDUcED.-Mr. II. Morris,
the popular clothing dealer, Is making
/. terrific warfare upon high prices.
We are assured that during the present
week, he has reduced the price of all,
goods In his establishment from % to
80 Der cent. below cost. Morris. Is bound
that nobody who comes to his store
shall complain about high priced goods.
His stock of Spring and Summer cloth
Ing Is very large and complete, and he
Ia bound that no person shall 60 shah
bily dressed IL he can help 1t.
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with having abandoned his child aged

with having abandoned his child aged
one year. 1t was shown that he LEFT
the babe on the public street, and
when some little girls took the
child to him lie refused 70
notice it. and they then took
1t to the st%ation-house. The mother OF
the child was put OIL the stand Is a
witness, but for a long time refused to
take the oath, saying her husband was
n good man. She has lived with him
as his wife five years, but was never
married. The Court finally held him
to answer, and fixed his bail at $1,000.
The olienso undor the law Is a felony.
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Usp,sMAYEp.-wolt, of Reinsteln &

UNDIsMAyEp.-Wolt, Of Reinsteln 4
Co.'S Is prosecuting the clothing wal
vigorously, and is becoming quite no
torIous. No reference Is made to him,
however, In that famous line of By.
ron's In which he says ''rhe Assyrlan
anne down like a wolf In the fold"
1t Is true that Wolf has come down on
the prices of clothing and that, too, to
such MI extent that there Is continual
rush OF customers to Relnstein 81 Cos
Store, from morning till night. No.
body seemed to realize before. that
clothing could DO afforded at such as
tonlshing low prices. Wolf Is promis'
Ing still greater attractions In his line
by the first Of the month, and lie lisa
man of his word.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07

IT has stood the test Of half a CEN
turv. and In. not been found wanting.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Is the acknowledged cure for all lung
troubles, from the incipient cold to
confirmed consumption. Do not resi-
an hour until the disease Is expelled
from the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07

CALI. ON HIoaINs.-For blank books,
stationery, school books, periodicals,
magazines, or anything In that line,
calf on Higgins. For pictures. picture
frames and other artistic desirables IN
that way call OH Higgins. For music
books, sheet music, musical instru.
ments-in fact, for almost anything,
and at the cheapest possible cash rates.
call on X. l.. Higgins, No. 81 South {
street. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07

Now Is THE TINE TO BUY.--M.
Waller, the enterprislng clothing
dealer, Main street, Gold Hill, has
lately received a large stock OF Spring
and Summer clothing. which he Ii
bound to sell regardless Of cost. Wal
Ter evidently means business. He as
serts that lc cannot and will not be
undersold Ivy any other clothing estab.
lishment in town. Persons requiring
any kind of wearing apparel should
avail themselves of the present oppor'
tunity OF purchasing at greatly reduc-
cd Driceb,