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Sheriff IS Sale. +.

=. E. 7. Z i.s's:;,, s,.s:s.. ss:,,'f Trustee S' Z
DYvir5ue oil Writ. of FisFa TO. .l9e 4
ID directed, in the above stated casS,iA
will proceed to sell at, Elgefeld c.. H
ron the first, Monday, In March next all
IIslie right. title'and interest of the Defen,
d4nt in the following Real Estate:
d. TIfES MA AAx1hl j r IY ERTRAGTa D
edntai DING 220 AWes, ,Sn1Fe @Aes*IA
joanm 9Atae. .SaFangah EsRiEeL 4hnd& de
Thomas Reese, Jonathan Taylor. Joseph
Cfaaen, Arehv, Morgan and Estate OF >,
Anderson =, ,'s-s. --!'i'.a -.-.'< "a ~ .iyy..
a.TNE 5ROvEs TRACT centainingys va
II lP@ ,i;s Asss1 ass sgs Ris I ssF5ts
b John d. Hollingsworththe Edgewood
iEA9:f TfHE a1s e!Ii e. 4A Aers 1tSus.
t;aning a6OoAuee, NY6resoraess, 2 adjoin-
ff,tg lspdsf fGf pest4e Of, ,Danieis Rollanda
Mark Ethefedsej Johh Hui@ feW. F!s
,DGrisoe, Arss Aan atiHpds sM,s4E Ra-
%sy; E5sSye = TtSst va es5F ss5 5!Ii;r5 STIFF 'he
|, 'z22ffEE#5H6 22ffEE#5H6f 6fa'HnI HnIaEHM, S. H{n
4 IEAb g, .,,.,y ,.-- 3ta,. l...f ..i. -,A - I
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A MAN DRAWN FEET FOREMOST BE
TWEEN IRON RoLLERS.--I is scarcely
ever within the province of newspaper
to chronicle a more sickening accident
than that which. happened to James Mil
ligan, ,.at Newburg, n y, on February
18th, who was drawn feet foremost through
two massive iron rollers, only three and
q halt inches apart. and which are used in
aattening bars of steel for the plates ot
saws. a.;Mr. Aliligan was employed as
blacksmith's helper in! the steel rolling
mill of Wheeler, Madden d Clemson. He
was climbing upon a board laid across
rods over theirollers, in order to place in
position, q wrench which is used to regu-
late the, space through which the heated
steel and iron are passed. when the board
suddenly tipped, causing him to fall. His
feet struck upon the steep side in front Of
the rollers, which were revolving at the
rate of sixty times minute, and were
instantly caught between them. The
poor fellow had only time to utter the
single cry Of ,.,Oh!' while his body, ,tect
foremost, was being drawn through 9 space
of only three and o half inches: Hardly
a second elapsed before the body was a
shapeless mass of flesh, blood, bones and
clothes, presenting, as it did, the most
horrible and sickening sight that eyes
could lo.k upon. 1t dropped from the
rollers g limp and quivering mass, and
when Strengthened out covered a space O.
ground that two men would occupy, Not
awhole or Perfect bone remained in the
body, and many bones were protruding
the flesh and clothing at different places
The head was a fearful sight. to look upon.
1t had gone through the rollers face up
wards, and it came out completely fiatten-
ed and partially turned. Flowing fron!
the smashed skull were. the, brains and
blood in a stream sickeiihg to behold.
Strungminded, able-Bodied men, were hor-
rihed and hardly able to stand and look at
the scene which. really. beggars descrlp-
tion. The deceased was about thlrty-threee
years old, and leaves a wife and two little
children in moderate circumstance.
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B BaFaIlosd,ailDa ;,,pG 6 .sail ID lS a1os.
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.LaIS;ff,.,Kolfce.. !.

,VNEEiwilrhold oil Notes and Accounts
,!YK,! ,!WtAtssale DAY il, Marsh, pn WHICH VI a
day we, will beat Edgefisld G. Fl to
receive 6,iir dues, Itaftcr' Which all papers
over thirty days standing willabe SUED
epJii .ul ~ .,9m1gi, iln:elN q heA
TO planters . III .'Plantati6n Supplies Or
Guano, in any, duantityJytf6 Jytf6riaeceptable
paper, payable first ofNQyeinbsy. ,Eernns
as low as any-otleE house in, W, country,
mn ''"' ''"T. JON NES e SON
Feb 20 De nrm 1T % .d2,s sJiO
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JIxu JAcr.os& CoHayins examined tho formuls Of th
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for some time and se 'ss ssi aSSs Iisst
iGrFOr sale By all druggists and sroe.rs:
James A. jackson G. Co., Pfoprietors.
Lahratoy los and l01 N, Second ST. Sc. Louis Missouri.
rs For sale by A. A. CL1SBY, Drug;
oist Fn', % " 10
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The Great Southern Weekly.

T1HE WORKING MAN, the hest ind
Il. cheapest newspaper in the South:
-, Devoted to Immigration, Education OF
the Masses. Agricultural and Mechanical
Pursuits, 70 the Household and Fresido'
seontsinsl eight pages, finely printed on
i,fiss, & 'aE 3 Year. ar Specimen COPIES
sent free. t. II / r}nInf huH 77G;1
~ Address TILMAN II. GAINES, gji
:. Editor and Pro tor, Columbia, s. G.. :,
!" Feb lp6 htSrA ,sSfn r,'hh.-.I 10 :
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state ofSouth Carolina

In P1OBdNGtCOUH v.
DYD. L. Turner Judge of Probate in
IS said Courtt. " s''j'll'in")
Whmsssr EyiIliagy HiSoyY hath pP1 4
piled to me for Letters OF Administra-
ton on the Estate of Harriet Foy,
j la'a&ase'SM A&aas' 81 GgtSI eSsg asS q aanat.q
rnonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to
be. sSH ahH& fb6sat,ane al . EktH<s
JSt sSoldeR dA tx sSsessla @ M M III tGslStkiaaa Sf
March 1871, ATE d GelorklA Aialto show
caueAjfany, why the said, ,AdninistrP-
-GiGeSSs saGndbf ny Afahd .an1 the se#b #bY1
[ the Court, thiS9lth day ofFGbldaf5S ,"A!so
.U.!'ts7S, ana IN Vie TthtyeareftAmssta
can Independenss:n
} -, 10 fX&NSSTbKHRF.Gs {;
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unrqlalled by any known remedy. II win efadi-
ca,r exlirpa!e npd thoroughly. destroy Ii poisonous
substances IN til Blool and will efectualy dlsprl
all predLposItiun tobllous der6ngsncntJo IN !.
Is there want OF action III your Liror
and Spleen Unless relieved, the blond becohts
Impure BY dshterious seesolln9s pr"dncng scroftI-
Piles, &c, &e. 4" - - . ~
Have you q .Dyspeptio stomach 7 Ulr
less digestion is promptly aided the system is debili-
lated with hpotcrty oflhe nldbd, Dnp,oal ,tndcncy,
general Weakness and Inertia.
Have you Weakness OF Int estines You
are 10, Iansernf CHROME Diarrh9a o., lnhummatipp
y Rnvo you yven kness of the Uterine GA
Urinary Organs! You are exposed 10 suffering
in Ill, most agsfdvaled forh.'f = ''7's |u''>'iS
- Are y9p defect ed, ,droxv. dull, sluggish or
depressed in spirits. with head-aehe, back-achy,
coated tongnei anf bud tasting month"; ~ i
r, For o certa ycmedy fp all Of these, diseases
Weaknesses IN troubles mr. clcansIhs ana blirl!
Ming ihc yi''aGl blond, and tnparinx S,tio oil
The ,jta l;:es for op1,llise Yp and restoring ihf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
A Novel Proposition.

RtHIoND, Va, NIB. IT. 1873.
T1Gsnerd MalkerJt to-day Iept special
pessage toffs At9iafture .G1on Ee f-t
nances Of the State, in'which he refers to
aa.snblect. the real merits Of which be SAYS.
should be candidlv and impartially dis
cussed and wiss, ,ald pBtfitticl ebaausions
reached This snbjeQt emRotjes two
propositions distinct, in character but
harlnbiiSas in result" Theyare 80 a"l
4 fsfs@ihe essuhptlen and ,pashent!oy'
she ratgovernmens nssot: an present ne.
gdl 3ndsetedness Of ahsssyyeraL y states51anff
hecessi!ty ,faof siAi1ar acton eberealtshr the
e solemn "a agreement r BY Nnd between Ns
PtaFos 20 apstalh from tns contfactlon: o.
b hS9y sos aeos1 N iature' except sgen as. may
i1s p,u'i" % ueeessasy1c a'e @g'onna!e aan1
S |.e4eenpe execution os9aea' !gaYernmen'a
'a1a egreaH emergenac a tHs ttprlR9er; Qt
ithese pG3gpssElons nnsst os aceompiishtteidft
E6y az eass aaessoi congress Wple me tne laattef
gan ve scnisyet onfy tnfoagn an qmend-'
meW-to' the ederatoeons1ataefon ; wiheh
,w,N requlrei theuponcurenee "of itiTeer
fohrths of all these States. 80 .ss,l
F. lThs Governor next SUBMITS a detailed
'sta tsmen't, ,qf the total Ipdehtedhess Of all
the State. which, i assumed BY the .fede.:
,r% goverhtient." w6ald fncrsase the ma
tlbnal DEBT $3OODQGO0ol ii taken att par.
,batlfftaken'a at Imaket'i 'isaluei %odld"bs
much 'lesad Ihsi SUM hu tianPer dcent
|dnfefess would annually requise $45sO00,t
kOqQ, to ipay; the eccrging interest and to
ttHla e4tept and no more, would the, bur-
dsns of; the federal Treasury. pc Increased
], az q N.-s-.A- Se.i = ~ y: go ~ !"
jHRight 70 Speedy TfiaL Dsniedao4
\. Our feaaersi@ill remember how -.was
EtAat, wshaTei had1 no oU Uourt. of Sessions
|Hot this. term. Through, some, accidents
|!tHe.ipr were not drawnI within the time
specihed, in the Act regulating that mats
|sta, before the day Of opening the C ourrt..
Judge Carpenter sustafned tbeTobjectioh'to
the legality of the Try upon Tie ground
that 'the'elause 6yecting the time, twas ef
The, essenca ofrthes matter, and mandatory.
Sd no court YVES held ], and,no effort, made
TO hayes bill pass the Legislature order
ing ,]uries TO be drawn, IN order that 1t
might be held. We urged the matter
upon the Legislature upon both general
and SPECIAL grounds: Some other Of the
Counties of the State finding; themselves
m ihe same predicainent have asked and
/ procured relief Weibelieyel that Edge.
Fhad and Spartanburg ia have: OTHERS are
get in the condition Of Richland.f In
|;laurens, we understand, they, haye nc
jury Conimlssloner; even. 81
- "A bill has been carefully drawn and M
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

Our former fellow citizen, BARLEY NJ.
Blocker, ESQ.,, was arrested3at his home
in Burke. Co., Ga, week ago. upon o
charge Of being concerned in a KuKlux
murder (twonegro mem as far back as
October 1871. = A citizen nameoiGodbey
was arrested with Mr.. Blocker, whoi
while being taken to Savannah By the
c. S. authorities, jumped off. the train
and madehis escape. Mr. Blocker is in
Savannah, and was to have been exam
ined to day, Wednesday Goth. gaoaii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

The report that DR.. Darby, the famous
physician and surgeon of Columbia, dc
signs removing from that place is incor-.
rect. DIR. Darby has no idea of quitting
Columbia. IA ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

GsNIt IS proposed that Cohsfdss ex.
pend in appropriation for internal i'm
.provement lathe South; ELECTROMAGNETIC
millions wrongly extortedsfromth thsestS
ton growers.by. the ignorant ofhcefsisent
there atthe close Of the war. Let them
also add tho value Of the negro property
taken, and. make good job ofIt, and the
South will. beput.i lin a position at once, to
pay her share of til o Aational obligatipns.
nD- Never repeat a story unless you
are certain lit is correct, and not even
then unless something is to be gained,
either of interest to yourself or for the
good of the person concerned. Tattling
is mean and wicked practice, and he
wi o INDUCES i'll it grows more fund of it
in proportion as he is successful.
gsr The latest thing in Henry county,
Ga, is doninicker" negro, He is
turning white gradually. sJsaI.
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Elas0nicr.NeEee.,, !,

u Regular 'eona488cdsiod Ut; Be4aleei i
] IA Chapter, No. s, r. A.aNfIl% %dll be-
hsltieon eTlglrsday 9 ssl esotiag, the. ls'h
SiaFse' ~ ~ Iet9s S. &! puRts6E,ossc'44 wv
4 Feb. .2s;i" 'ii;'ii tn25a l. M in'dle'!i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

+ gs- At Nashville. Tenn., resantlgil a
fashionably .attired JouhgladNtntetedfa
church andl.seated iherself9 directly in
front of two ,youpg, men. The young
men suddenly lost t,all, Interest IN the,,sser1
= mon, their attention. being occupied da- y
ring the entire service in reading tho,po1
litical articles, kilograms, and dslal llacal news
'tobe found in the huge bEHandls OF. III late {
papers which formssd 70 s prqam4iiipsn' 4ii paEFss pEFs Q!
u the young leay'a attire, and nd which i9as ifhas
had displaced BY fdgety lnQlXementS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

= rbs repSrtaf ~ TitAaraHal, q Il the 4 Y
troops tr9p our STATE, seems rs, to 9. hs Be
incorrect. From all We can hear and
read, but few changes VII, be mad made;
The Iegislat,lre q South Carolina Sian
tderedthe State; UNANIMOUSLY by passing
resolutions to request ithe President not
to make the removal, and Senator Rob
.ertson encouraged tie vile slander upon
his own race and kindred by presenting
the petition inrwashington. A@* ''''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

Certain leading citizens of Greenville
are proposing to raise the necess ,ry
aapital stock for a Cotton Factory Of 66oo
spindles and 200 looms, on Saluda River,
II miles below the town, and within a
mile and half of the Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

Ex State Treasurer Parker, one Of the
suddenly-rich Northern fungi that poi
son the air in South Carolina, is'building
large public hall in Columbia, which
building is already dubbed by the pub
Hc-wittily and truthfully-ParkersH Haul,
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Feb 10 pJnf&hsH HfbBdUf 6 8
A,ItnthYfani,t i,tiuaH0.

ynI,,.5, Fl. I'd III isfiiS, 81 Hnfic. Va,
.NEIITERED ut any Depot on ''tthe. :
TEX R.R., at S73, .t&sh, fff.o'
clndinS' ftsiEHskxia drayage; and on
,TimAab g1iitUcansive Of transportation.
N j. M. RH941ON.t
Fshk lm.
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State of South Caroline

; Hawaii, g; T.. G. !.
,FehS) rEiI" IA .4te IL 'I1In.sTL
- Sag g,f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

Our young compatriot, DR.. B. Hammet
league, is highly spoken Of in the All
ken Daily Jouraal as 9 dentist. 1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

Washington's birth day was celebrated
with great.pride, pomp and patriotism
In the good and free city of Augusta. &:
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-RfaJe4sfsv#sah ahfsfffIsefy~H4Fti'
lo1. sta,aMnGBods3vA-t n4ilI

Fio md nj sis.;t2 aai jas ,RH!bbDs ~
ii, 10 ID, Sut4453,5 si.!,,te, cd,
II. L.. A1s0LI I:
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Building Lots EoreSaIe..

saohirM Easily ,nads with orr ,ea,endit and
MiEJNe y llry Clicck Quilt. ~ Circulars
iUCiaE free. Stafford MFG o., -6s'Ful,od::
ST., y W. .....-il-. .;.t. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

Ky oSpERs OF SUpeERYtI ,fgEEyI
ELE6w.J bIsfs EHow TfiE TtuiaD WAS GBT AIN.
rb. From the San Ttancfsto Chyoafole.
November H. -As!a meeting Of It'd sa,,
Francsco 'Medcaf Society last evening Dr..
| A.anllrcl delivered q brief bit very inter
esting lecture uron the resaction'of the! SUBJ
pcriostenm md the reproduction of the
bones Of the body when disease necessitatet;
thc'renioralc Of abortion thereof. To Illus
tratc bis theory, Or. Andrel called attention
to the case of John BolIetti, one of his pa
tents, who was present. "t
Two years ago this lnau came to this city
with bis lrftarm in terrible condition from
Whlte.sweling. The homes forming tn.
e!how;Jolnt were found 10 be horeIcssly dis
casrd, and the doctor decided to remove
them, and trust to the reproductive power
OF nature Tor their reformation. He accord
lng'y cut out about two INCHES above AMI
two inches below the eIbow.iyint, thus re-
moving The joint entirely. in this opera.
ton the greatest care bad 10 be exercised 10
sHafd against !uJuriDg my of the nerves or
alneUs.
The arm was then placed il a mechanical
apparatus coutriyed TO prevent 4 shriukayc
OF The muscles or dcrangcmcnt OF position.
and nature was LETT to do the rest. The
thorough manner in which she performed
fri:+>:aaaro was demonstrated satisfactorily
lat night ~ an examination OF tic patient.
lis lett arm IS apparently Is strcng and iic1-
Idle rs the right. The bones of the arm
have no. only grown together, but \ ncv
and healthy clhow-io has formed
Drs. Gibbons, Morse, Bcnt.y, and others
expressed their Professional appreciation Of
the wonderful nature OF the operation.
which Dr. Morse declared! might be classcd
Anon. tie lliun1ls Of modern conservative
surgery.
The old cIbowjoint was exhibited, and
1tt1acicd considerable Interest. 1t belong.
20 Or. Audrel now by donation from Mr.
Bo.ci', who says he b.s 10 particular US:
10? q third c!LowjoiUt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

Twelve L,pIks MAKE ! fAio o. TIE -
LorSs.-EV'ro1E Tie Atom (lo,l -'clcS. l-OnI
OF The most remarkable Inconsistencies eve!
made in me history Of the world anu is WARS
was ulIdc Ly twelve female soldiers. SELL
constituted, on Monday cTcuir". We rae
informed thet about Uno-halt OF them "cr"
stately matrons and onc-.,.l.sofS md lie,i'tt"
girl. Aimed With hat@lCtS aDt! axes and
etc9tc.u> they made L $orlic tfol tLt.r L-o.
sides and with blood in their eyes Vent int
tic s.loOn-srEtsliu1. business. The first
SAIGON hc,i2god MAS Wh2eier'-, over wAtcA
that Young, good looking, and bland gentle
man Tom Dug held comnauI.
The approach OF toe eucajy-at ci'shiiy as
tina, Of the beautiful Tiger deadly - tD2. O.
The beautiful! luopurd-was untlce,>rd ana
un,>,ovn until they begun 70 lie iEiu the
,r,oop, The leader approached with up
lifted baicnei, aud WAS abc,'t 10 lsMclsa
ono of the spcutild billi:rttablc- Wi.n, it
i suppt,:cd. the manly sniiic aud translucent
blush OF Dug tlan2hAed Tue murler0lis arm.
What passed 'Mt tue c'a>l OF kccn'c u-ca
lnnnuas and thunder OF iip-artirry Gu!!2S
thr blIt-hour that followed can better bc 'tn-
,";rnd Than described. Dug was surround
81 his beer-kc@s silenced, and bis bottles !t'
stored. One dainty Boomer cllnD WIN BY
my colcrs onto his bar, Il detyin9 AcmcSs'
But bugs beauty aud Establishments con.
quered, aud without strkinya Ilck, eAcSi'
at the susceptible heart, the whole army re-
They then filed IN good order up TO lie
saloons on the east side, but. Tor sonlc i'iic-
couutahlc reason, leaving the gaseous 'eIs-
rage in the kegs uuamcd, only maae 'Ae
.uSt.ct nectar OF their lips foam for the Dcne-
~ of an audience OF two hundred boys, Nho
cherrcd them TO the echo. They then Med
70 Ruuk,r,s beef saloon, which they nllstook
for a beer market, aud, finding the mlsIINc
they had made, they, on lie gentle pct>ua-
sion of the city Mayor, who about that i'Mr
arrived GREATNESS upon the scene Of con-
tlict, returned 10 bury the dead-ducks; re-.
suscitate the wounded hearts, and pht 'he'f
buck hair In order for another ana lhoie
vigorous attack.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

agreed TO stcpvhese proceedings if Ruthcr.
foord should apologize to him. and that all
of TIE goods were not returned. whereby
bis business and credit were injured.
All thc delegates from this section to the
Methodist Episcopal Conference at Norfolk
have Gono down. except Rev. ". w. Dun
can. who leaves tomorrow for that destina.
ton. tt'-
The Circuit Court was In session to-day
Judge ). :. We'sigcr presiding. The civil
aud chanccry ddckcts We're called, but no
business Of Importance transacted. ..,.
The daughter OF Mr. &. VI. Il. Bass, who
was so badly burned yesterday by the ex.
plo>on OF a Kerosene lamp, died to-day from
thu effects vt her 'niureS.
Fey. Arthur Miiard, of England, vii!
preach tomorrow al the First Baptist
church
Ii appears that the old negro who " fell
dead" III B|and!ord had nothing more Sc
iiuuS than u ta;utlug liz.
\ great many Strangers are in the city
eighty -tiNc delegates answering this morning
10 the coli OF the rol! in the Farmers Coun-
Gil. ROBIN ApAIR.