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I'm the Cause of RelIsio,

a
lance, to be held in New York this year,
promises " be one Of the most remark
able gatherings ever held In this coun-
try. a meeting Of the American MEN,
bers of the Alliance is to be held in Feb
ruary to max ake.arrangemcnts for the Con
ference, and definite announcement OF
it's programme may be expected. The
outline of the contemplated proceedings
has already been published, and covers
almost all the questions now agitating
the Christian world, from ."Rationalism
and Pantheism" and the Harmony Of
science and Revelation" down to Per-
sonal Religion, Sunday Schools" and
the "Old Catholic Movement This
Conference will consist of about foul
hundred members, and will comprise
many of the best men Of all Protestant
denominations Presence, Of France
Won Tischendorf, of Germany; Plimp'
ton and Guthrie of England; Blaikie o.
Scotland; and others of great power anc
fame.
And while the Protestant Evangelicu
Alliance makes ready to meet in Anleri'
CA. Prince Bismarck, the great Pressiai
Chancellor, is obliged to resign his office
and 20 into retirement OIL account oi hi'
unbridled persecution of the Roman
Catholic Church in Germany. Churchti
are more powerful than thrones.
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New Cotton Tax Bill

WAsHIyGroN, january l9.-Nearly all
the members of Congress present IN WASH
ington from the Cotton States, at q con,
ference last evening, agreed on a new bill
to refund the cotton tax, which they will
press on Congress this session, instead OF
the bill hitherto introduced by Mckee, Of
Mississippi. The provisions Of the latter
are materially changed, so as to carefully,
look after the interests of the planters and
freedmen in securing TO them absolutely
the return of cotton tax they have paid.
WAsu1Yo1oS, January 2o.-The bill
for the refunding of the cotton tax, as
agreed upon by the members of the House
from the cotton growing States, in their
meeting on Saturday last, amends the
bill now pending before the Committee on
Ways and Means by declaring in the first
section that restitution OF the tax shall be
made to the party who actually paid the
tax, whether paid by himself or agent,
attorney or factor, and adding to the
fourth section a proviso that all entries,
receipts or other efficient testimony, shall
enure solely to the benefit of the produ-
Ger, unless it shall afiirnatively appear
that some other party paid said tax, and
has not been repaid the same. -.
The bill, ns aLuvc amended, was intro
duced this morning by MIR. Pierce, oi
Mississippi, ind referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
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The PRINCE Inlncrial.

The Young Pr.n-e Napoleon Eugene
Iou;s Jea,. .!"sr,,l was horn on the 18TH
ct March 1856. ana is, ,i:rr.ipr,'. now
drawing toward the completion OF his sew
enteenih year. While still i'll arins ne WAS
placed On the. muster-rol OF the French
Imperial Guards rs private in the regi
ment; fer, as it was intended that he
should receive military education. and
st..iwari assum" military command. it
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them with thrr vnu,;:s ni :is own ag,.
Anl in this way MAS Au.hI he hayonet
and Other ,!..lis ia.i,.rr. he W. ,.isat years
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The Judgeship.

The result of tho election for Judge Of
the Eighth Circuit, yesterday, (says the
South Carolinian,) was that Mr.. T. Fl.
Cooke, of Orangeburg, was made Judge
Mr.. Cooke il Republican. We have
never heard anything against him rs
gentleman Of integrity and character,
and presume that he will make fair
Judge. Our preference was for Gen.
MCGOWAN. We have nothing, however,
to growl absut in his defeat. The party
in power has doubtless lost as much by
their failure to elect Gen. McGowan, az
we have. He made q square, openly,
manly and uncompromising canvass,
and has nothing to regret and nothing to
be ashamed of.
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The PHOSPHATE FLEET AT BULL RIv-
ER.-Thc Beaufort Republican of the
18th inst. says:
The following named vessels are report
ed at the Custom House here as being in
Bull. River. This quite respectable feet
will load with phosphates for foreign
ports. They can carry about four thou
sand tons Of the crude rock, besides a
large quantity of lumber. The value q
the cargos Of phospbates alone will reach
the sum of $4,000. Facts like these lead
~ not to despair Of the ultimate pros.
perity Of South Carolina
British bark tersntis, Bis tons; Span
ish bark pepita; 29l tons; British brig
Inc. 21t tons British bark Mountain
Ash, 42s TON, British bark ''rsaft.a. 34l
TONS Italian blfs Ana; 5sG to,is; British
bark Ferocepote, 475 tons American thlr
Webster, LII tins; British ship Amelia
TIA toms American schooner Il. Law
renee. 309 tons.
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Mrs. sherman and Mrs. wharton.

Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Wharton.
These are the two American poisoners
who have caused the blood of the whole
civilized world to run cold. And. day
by day, still, the public journals are fill.
ed Wit: the details and rccitals of their
crimes. Mrs. Lydia Sherman is cold,
canting, puritanical woman, born in New
Jersey but bred up in New England
fashion. She has just been tried, found
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to imprisonment for life
in the Connecticut Penitentiary. Where
upon she makes lengthy confession,
owning that she has poisoned two hus-
bands, three of her own children, and
three ep-children-eight in all. And
yet she is allowed to live! She is forty
eight or nine years old, and deuotcdly
pious-a Methodist.
Mrs. Wharton, unlike Mrs. Sherman,
is not of the middle class or meanly ed
ucated. She is Baltimore lady (born
in Phindelphla) OF the most arlStocralic
class and the highest fashion. She is
highly cultivated, and exceedingly soft,
polished and insinuating. Shewas clear
ed year ago of the charge of poisoning
Gcnl. ketcllum and now she is on her
trial, ut Annapolis, for the poisoning Of
Mr.. Eugene Van Ness. The evidence of
circumstances is terribly against her,
and the world-thc world Of Baltimore
particularly-has no longer any doubt
of her guilt She poisoned the men be-
cause she owed them money. Mrs.
Sherman poisoned her people because
they troubled her. Mrs. Wharton is
also devotedly pious-an Episcopalian.
1t is dangerous thing in these days,
at the North, to be troublesome to wo-
men, or to be their creditors.
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PROGRESS OF THE PORT ROYAL RAIL
RoAp.-We learn from the Augusta
Chronicle and SensineI, that work on the
Port Royal Railroad is progressing rapid
", with every indication that the line
Will be completed from Augusta tc its
tide.water terminus by the Goth Of Feb
ruary. Only about twenty-five miles Of
track remain to be laid. and this is Icing
pushed with all possible energy and de-
spatch. All the piers and masonry. with
most OF the superstructure OF the bridge
.ver the Savannah River, at Sand Bal
Ferry, mas been completed, the adjustment
OF the draw being the chief work yet tt
be accomplished.
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Doiisia's rrcsidcu, k::lca.
PANAMA, December rs

SASANA, p"c"ulprT 20.
The presii,ientof Bolivia, Gen Aususiin
Morales. was Killed on the nigh. of the
27th of November in 8 personal contt:c:,
which he provoked while uEGer the IN
Aucnce d. l.quor. For some time previous
he hui been u:l bud trrulS with the Legs
lative Assembly OF Bolivi:. c!l:' fv t"canse
il wn,il,i nnr sanction certain measures IN
which he had pc. on,l mt re.t On
the 24rh of November, being the snil-
versary O: fhe overthrow ri M"lgar'.lo, lie
had exc.edrd his usual liiatn n. ana in
that state went to the halls Of Congress
lc use his personal influence over til,
members to induce them 10 sanction his
project ahout certain nlinss. finain.
them not inclined to Weld, he urhraidrd
them in the most insulting language. but
finally wus induced to retire
iVnile tic nlembe,s We're discussing the
E.:avior of the President, IN officer and
few troopers made their appearance ut .hc
doors. Al the members stood to their
posts and wrr. not to be in.imidated.
Morales, finding that Congress did not
dissolve, became enreged at every one
near hilr. He threatened to have the
Chief Minister shot, and the Minister
took refuge ut the United States Legation.
Putting the troops under arms. he then
proceeded to the Capitol and declared the
Legislature at an end.
On the 18th the. President was seen on
the streets laborins under great e1cits-
ment. In the evening an anonymous
letter was read to him, warning him tina:
his aides-de camp intended making him
prisoner. At this he became furious. and
rushing out into the ante-chamber where
his aides-de-camp were. ins.lted and
struck them. His nephew, La Faye. beg
gid him to desist. The nephew then
drew his revolver and fired upon the
President several times, killing him. Du-
ring all this time the people. remained
quiet, and Congress Immediately elected
Don Adolfo Battissan President of Bo-
livia.
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Eerthe Advertiser.
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EpaRHELpEo., s. SC., Jan. is, 1879.
WATsoN>LoDaE, no. lSl, ~. +. NJ. j"
WnEgEAs,;I It has pleased the Grand
Architect of the Universe to remove from
ourSInitast forever our much loved and
highly esteemed Brother, Col. S. j.
WATso ON, theTahy intlicting an ire
pgfdblelossnof Oily to the Lodge, but
to the community atlarge. He possess
cd many noble traits of character calcu-
lated to render him useful.as man and
Mason Therefore bnit
go Rcsoircd, lst, Thatii tho death Uf uur
worthy Brother our L'"'gc and the Com
punity l,as,sllst;iined an irrcPirablc loss.
I Re$oHedi2d! That we deeply sEnlp4-
thize with his bertaved wife and fahfily
in the sad and sore affliction that has WIS.,
tied them III tile loss Of q Husband and
Father. ~
Resolved, Sd, That the Lodge be clothed
in mourning for thirty days, and page
in onr Minute Book be dedicated to his
memory. In itut ~
Resolpcd, 4th, That the Secretary fur
lisl the wife of the deceased brother
with u copy of these Resolutions, and
have them published in the Efgefleld
1dperfiser. . ,rar1 5.ti
,a.,, l.. Z. FORREST,
A. W.FSATCHER, 80
w. w. PADGETr, z.
"a Committee. q
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A SINKING FrSD.-Govrrnor Scott
Mr. Chamberlain and Senator Owens, the
late Sinking Fund Commissioners, inform
the Legislature that they cannot make 8
report Of their official procee iings: be:aus'
u. J. Whipper heSecretary OF the Com
mission, holds the records and will moi
give them up. This is not a sufficient
ernlanation. The transactions OF the
commission. especially the sale OF the
railroad assets of the State, demand a
thorough sitting. The plea that 1t wash I
me sir?' will no: do. Either Whippe'
must produce the papers or the eS com
missioners must out with tee plain truth
Charleston News.
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Notice of Sale.

PY authority under the will of Robert
- Jennings, decd. and by the terms
OF an .Agrceplcnt between us and Hen.
rictta. Jennings, widow OF said Robert
Jennings, bearing date the 18th day of
December, y. d. 1860, wowill sell, on
Monday, the 10th lay'of February next,
to the highest bidder, MI that TRACT or
PARCEL OF LAND. situate, lying and
being in the County OF Edgetield, known
;rS tue Thurnond Plantation, now:i in tho
possession of DR.. Henry Garrett, con-
tanning Five Hundred Acres Of Land,
more or less. adjoining lands of the Es-
tate OF Jesse Bailey. Mrs. Shivcy Bailey,
Joseph Bu>sry, p. =. Doolittleand others
onr-half the purchase money cash !;
Tho other ontwel"e months credit, with
u Mortgagc upon. said land to secure the
lmlance ui The purchase money, with in
tcrcst from date. Purchaser tn pay for
titles. w. u. JENNINGS,
j. II. JENNINGS,
EX'ors. Of Will Of Robt, Jennings.
Jan, ~ St
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The Greatest Actor Perhaps of the

Joe Jefferson is to play Rip Van Win.
kle in Augusta OH Thursday and Friday
evenings next. Here is chance which
most people will not have again. JEFF
ferson, like the Booths and tho Wallacks,
il of high old English dramatic stock.
His fathers before him were great NC
tors. And he himself liz considered by
very many people the greatost actor OF
tho day. He plays only in comedy, and
never struts or RACES; but-nothiny 10
wonderful, 40 beautiful, 30 funny, 80
touching, waA ever seen.
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a, LONE as Shines the Southern Sun.

As Long as Shines the Southern Sun.
So long lot us mark the birthday of
Robert f. Lcc--with lpomorial honor
and oblanon, AZ, did,, the ssPitriohc
llssseeopl esop sasans yah sand Augusta ;oh
Monday last And sas thcSpatrlptc
people of Augusta Will do isgaillsto-
might, S ~ 8Y,
fTho dsy.swas u gorgeous 3sts lday.ih
Savannah and Gen. Hampton, who de-
delivod. the address, will believer the
su,llu Tonight (Weducs.lay) in the
Augusta Opera House, in behalf of
the ulomunrn. to ;llr illu-trious hero.
-,.-cs~--.-
Prom iidg geiicld, >. &. 10 Knoxville, Tenn..
The charter OF the Railroad for which,
We ure now working, is from Spartan
burg t., Aiken, taking in. Laurensrilles
Ninety Six and .Edgetlcld. And now
the people Of Laurcns are moving ener-
getic;,lly in the matter of building the
"Laurens and Ashevillc Railroad" to
run from their town, via Greenville, to
Ashcville, y. G. This is q very inpor-
t.rnt and very promising enterprise,
nnil the CorporatorS held II meeting at
laurensville OH the 7th instant, i'll fur
thcra,me lhcrvOf. At this meeting it
WIS resolved to open books immediately
for subscription, Mt IL different precincts,
with three or more managers at each
precinct. These books arc to romain
open until utter Sale-day in February
This enterprise sho aid stimulate us
hore 10 greater ambition and greater
exertion. With our Road built, md
the I.aurens and Asheville Rond compile
ted, WI stand in direct communication
with Knoxville, Tennessee, and,. we
might say, the great West generally.
And then would come the day of our
renewed wealth and prosperity. More
than renewed Such wealth and pros
perity indeed Us We never knew before.
After feeling our wives and children,
and doing our duty, as best we may, to
God and our neighbor, let Our chief aim
and object be now the Railroad! The
crisis is upon us. 1t is the Railroad,. or
poverty, obscurity, extinction.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

I. es- The Grand Chapter Of South Car.
olina will hold their annual Cunvocation,
in Charleston, OH the llth proxlmo, when
several amendments to the constitution
will be considered aswell as other inn
portant matters. The 2ail roads have
consented to pass the grand officers and
delegates for one fare, WHICH will be re-
required III full st the place Of, starting,
lsbasasst bsstt Nearly 6be huhdfea toibtpa eiiiia.
traHtsf ffUn Tau tens Hc5fnty passed
thtough Nswbg5ttrry last wssk Ell route
for Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

Grx House We regret To
learn that the Clubhouse Of Mr.: W; A.
Clay, who resides about four miles above
Calhoun's Mills, was consumed by FIRE on
Tuesday night Of the past week. together
with cotton, fodder, grain, and eo;ton-
seed, amounting in value to $500. The
fire was discovered soon after dark. and In
a short time enveloped the building IN
flames. 1t was clearly the work Of an
incendiarv. Mr.. Clay offers reward o.
$3.50 for the arrest Of the incendiary. with
proof to conyict.-Abbeyille Press 4 Ban
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

JUVENILE Ku.KLux PARDoNED.-In'
cluded with the prisoners sentenced to
eight years Imprisonment at Albany, at
the last April term Of tho United States
Court, at Chuflcston, was fine looking
youth, rnv!d 1Ininsc,ir, II, whose case
Judges Bond nud Eryan took an earnest
interest. OH account of his youth, and
becatlsc of his not having taken promi-
nent part in the crime charged against
him. They. therefore, most heartily re-
commerdcdhim to Executive clemen.
cy, ard he has been Internationally par
doned, !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

THE GREENWOOD & AUGUSTA RAIL
roA,-We learn from Gen. P. II. Brad.
lev. on. 0. the most earnest and active
friends OF this enterprise that the survey
is being most vigorously prosecuted. and
that the prospects are very encoursging
Aid is confidently expected from the Geor-
gia Legislature. for the section of thercutt
wing in that State, and this will en:blt
the city Of Augusta, to do more for the
remainder OF the road. The subscriptions
already obtained guarantee the success O
the eenterprise.-Abbeville Press & Banner
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COMM MERCI-AL.l

T. ii t.hi AUGUSTA, Jan. 81.
.GOLD--Buying ut j IL and selling att l3
COTTON-The market opened steady
with fair demand for all good cotton
at full prices and closed quiet at lSs s@ 18l
for Liverpool middling. Receipts, S3t
bales and sales, 630 bales. =.
BACON-Clear Sides, 0l@92; G. r.
Sides, 9@al; Shoulders, 63@7i; Hams
l5@l7; Dry Salt Sides, 7t@73; d. s.
Shoulders. .53@s. NO..
CoRN@White--by car load, 81; vel.
low, 95. iH
WHEAT-Amber, s2@2 10; red, 81 80.
az 90; white, s.. l5@2 25.
superfine; 80 5O@975 for extra; sl0@
10 25 for family, and $1l 5O@l2 for fancy
Western and Country, S7@l0 25.
OATS-White. and mixed, 65@70
Black Seed, 85; Red Rust Proof, 81 rs.
PEAS-We quote at 81 l0@12.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

L PHOTOGRAPHS, FERRoTYpEs,
&C., in all the latest styles, can, as here.
toiore, be takon,at the old Stand.
OLD, PICTURES, of all kinds, accu-
ratcly copicd,-and' If desired, enlarged
to any Size. u ii ei3
: ,.:aE- Architectural, Mcnhnnieaa and Or.
inameaial Designs neatly lraw4 in In
dia iInk. Water or Oil Colors.
Call and see Specimens ssa
'anls SUI - aooi 'eRdMiA1Ms.
JAN At "a
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GD- Prince Napoleon returns to Swift
zerland. He takes no part in politics,
and only desires to gain his lawsuit
against the Government ofy France for
his expulsion. He hassno pretentions
to the throne, and does not fancy Re-
gency. He submits to the Government
which France approves. ...,,r 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

=. aas-i Lawrenccbnrgh, pa,, has organ:
lied vigilance committee.r Similar or
ganizatiuns down South are called Ku
Klux Klans. and the members thereof
arc arrested and sent to Albany for five
or ten years. Locality makes quite a
difference in this "salorious". govern
meht of ours. q" . ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

t:y Over two hundred colored emil :
grants passed through. Atlanta, Tuesday,
from Southm ust Georgia, ON their way
to Arkansas. One thousand have pussed
through In the last ten days. ta
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

TIE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
Tie annual meeting Of the stockholder:
of this hans MAS held on Monday. and
the following B,mrd Of Directors elected
for 1878: L. D. Childs. DR.. ]. W. Parker,
C. D. Melton, +. O'Neale, Jr.. Edward
Hope. John $. Wiley. DR.. John I. Darby,
J. +. EzrIl. Subsequently, at u meeting
of thc new !.,ar.i. Col. L. D. Chllds WAS
se.clec.,s: p,e.,.int, W. 3. Gulick, cashier.
.aM q. j. ',cs!~!l. assistant cashier.-
.Sour,. el.,lini.ni 10th
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= zs a. An newspaper, pt,r; 70 fbs lcallDa The
New New, Era, a. viii fbes 81 started At Greenwood
on the first Of next month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23

sY The survey Of the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad IS bei:g vigorously
prossehSsd,, find tile pfospsces are en-
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Executors Sale,

Executors, Sale, =. !.
DY virtue of the authority, conferred
I'D on us by the last Will and Testament
OF GEORGE BRIGGS, deed, We will
sell at public olfcry, on TUESDAY, the
18th day oil FEBRU AIRY .NENT, ut the
residence OF Jefferson briggs, il Edge.
field County, the stock Of -.
Horses md Mules, t'"N ,oili'i'
Cattle and Hogs, NJ ia..
Plantation Implements,
Corn and Fodder, 80.
Cotton Seed, &C., belonging to said
deceased. --t. ol
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the Eth and 18th days of February next,
we will sell atthe late residence OF George
Briggs, decd, and at the residence OF
John Briggs, the stock Of
Horses and Mules,
Cattle and Hogs,
Plantation Implements,
Corn, Fodder,
Cotton Seed, DC,
On said places belonging to said decd.
The sale at John Briggs to begin on
Terms Of sale-Cash.
JEFFERSON BRIGGS.
JOHN BRIGGS,
WIN. II. BRIGGS,
Executors.
Jan. 30 2t i,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-23
Office County Commissioners,

EDeEF1FLD COUNTY, ~ 7d'
EDaEr1Erp, s. c., Jan. ls, 1879
A Ill Persons Retailing. spirituous
II LIQUORS In Edgefeld County with.
out License, nre hereby notified to make
application in writing TO the Clerk Of the
Board, and all persons, who obtained
License from tho old Board of County
Commissioners will p4e%ent tile same to
the ptesent board for, approval--on or
before the 18th February noNt, as the
law will be rigidly enforced against oil
retnilitip without probar license. h.h j.
S PH - mis,fVH. ss ~. BOARD.
' 0- W. D. ,RAMEY,
I M Clerk Bbari'C. G..