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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-19

- Ger Scr. Staaten 8Ieepra libent bat
70 ssriussn Sin FuB uuo cine 70 niatsfa,
senpe 1tatistsit, oab lein Name haufis
seaGs nud watreno lsines eissnen Wmtss
termines in Gerosilsnbsit seratb. Man
fam es bsbbalb Dem sesenwartisen Sn'
aatsr oieles Nmtss, Ssrru W9eslsr, niat
iitsl nsbmen, wsnn er ib tpsnsltsns Surm
ansteclen user lsins eissnc 8sbeutuuaslc-
l8tsit 5u trpltsn ludt. 9fannie ia iAon
Jrautin Die ramalisen Vtesprd fasntsn
nit prafsm asdte: uSars t0hit iitsrs
lullissu 5oteiteu." 9iespraiiDsat 6am.
lin aanute isin @mt eas ssmsnlle i'm gan.
gen 9ante. Surge 3sit mad ie,nsr gasl
Dsiu&te i'm Elm Treuno aus lsinsr bet.
natb uno bat tbn, itm Elm poTamt su
csrEhalFsa, ba5 sessu s25 i'm Sabte sin-
etahts. oamlia sins gum @snsra poiis
msiier. Dieter uerwiss i'm an lttnen
erltsn Wilifenten uno Der 1asta enolih
uperr 8icepraireut, es tbut mir lsip, poB
it Sbrsm 5reuuos Dieles pofamt uitt
eseea eann, ra Der GonsesBmann jeaes
Oiitriftes paSu cine anOsre Ysrpu soree
idlasen bat. gr pertritt nas Golf pielss
Oitrftes uao Sic - sisentIia gar gie
maaeen." auf eisie Dstle 'riabr Sam,
lin ais Der. Staatsu gcsprdFscnt, bag
istn ginRab niAt sroB ssaus ls, um Ell.
mem Manne Elm Polta Mt nit sinem jabrli
ben ertrasaiiie BON S25 su ssriaaTsn.
aud Der jsBi5e gicsprGfusnt @beeler
nadats cine apnliac Grfabruns. Giues
Sonntass bssao er i6 in cine 5irbe in
Waleinstca. Der @rsptser faloS ben
Sfr. Staatea prdiosntsn, pas gatinet,
Die Ssnatorcn, cas Ser. Staatsn @epra
'fntartsntaus, bic staatssoupernsure unp
Die 5eirsn in lsiu @sbst Elm, bod aet es
tom ntat Elm, ees 8iceprdiipsntsn gu er.
pabnsn. Als wbssler na1 Saufs 9ina,
Tam Gam Stsaaberser auf ign su unp
mstnte, hab es pom pysoissr ulnt faSn
warr pss Vtceprdiloentsn gan, su ssrsel.
len uno t9a fcsar tintss bic 5sipsa ,u
ltsafn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-19

- Wis entfssidh unseidbidt In Dsutlt,
lamb islbIt pas Observation-Disclosures, oas
man felt Satrsn ppn bsn Amertanern
arcpirt, bstrisben mjro, gstt Gus iolasu.
pem geriGte Der glational;situng itber
@ertsats 8erbanclunssn terpor, pel@e
eurh pas rcrtiDs Sglism peranla bt uur,
pfn:
veillctrcfranes auf Der @isreeflIsn.
batn illtrtsn ben 8r6balter Ostar
olorian Baud, unp ben 2rtsitfr @uauft
osinriA Nrbtd ouf bic Nntlassbant Der
;meltsn Griminalaeputation beS StaDtee.
ridts. Der erae Nngstlaete lieg In einfn
teiebten g6agen uno erbielt rcu einem
paI'aBier, Der 3n ieinen 0unften atlfei.
gen wcllte, cas- eon benz ielten bereits 9e.
lTitc Billet, wibreno BET annette Nngstla9te
ene Deitere StreGe 5ariIdleBte, als iein
Billet 8eaattet:. Der @erihtsbof tcnnte
in oem eriten sSalle ni6t bic srterlen oes
BetruseS iincen, neil Der Nnsctiaete fiir
bic RihterIiiGuns oe5 YsrIpred,su5 zines
@nreren niht perantWcrtlib iei, uuo neil
bic uebertraSunB eiue3 nod nidt benueten
Blllet5 ltrarehtlih nidt perbcten lei.
Der 5weite an9stJaste puae9en ipu'oe
neil CT MIR eiu 8aet pom OranienburSer
nad Dem Breu5iauer Gbor far 10 PTens
niSe 8eFcroert bate. aber bis gum 4ano5s
berger Ibor mitSeiabren iit, pe9en Se'
trllSs unter 3ubillIsnng miloernoer llm'
itdnoe ,u 5ebn Wari, spsntnea 2 Eager
@efinsni6 uerurtbeilt."
Gum teNersn Beritanenib Res Stissn
mug man SciSences wiiien;
II Sn eiHem Naaen Der 8erliue,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-19
3 er a .,

- Dte gauawulbanbler III Sort
Worte asasn nit psm Ylans I'm, cine
SaumwOatsrie ,u stab!iren.
- Die GARNER son Montasmmsrs
Counts tppusn !unltisbin meniser 9aua,e
mOus, paiiir utsr msbr 3udtrrpbr pHan.
,cn.
= Sa Sort WortS III Der 8sfssr bee
Dslmcnlec Nsiiaurant, SIR. saTsui, auf
BEN gereaht eer Branplii!una unb tss
Wrrbss Gin serbaltet Wornsn. Die Qs:he
tes acGs W. Nsptamham murte inter
zen ariimmern rer jiinpiten 5susritatte
ssfuntsn unb ,nan slaubt, bab Saffrci
ZEN Sod ermcrrets uno nann cas- 6aus
iaVrenS lisdts,um bic sbat ~ Ysrwilhen.
- SIN April nahtsn eaabres mirb In
8aarep cine erOse giebausFsauns iatt,
finttn.
= Das @sfdnsniD spn fsrr Counts
BAT ttei Snialfen; Woopwarb, Ounn
qnc Smitb. grnsrsr war lstsnsmass
une Bat feline ROtleesn, ibn aui,ufnlpfsn.
Die Beibeu madten Fh rsnn aua an bic
Grbeii, riifen Streifen ppn tbren Deden
al, madten Elm Ssil paraus, bas He ibrem
Gefdbrten bereiiwilIia um BEN Gals lea
ten. Dann ,osen iie TIN an einsm YaIfsn
in pie 5Vbs. Bopeuarp Watte jammsr
li6e @rimafsn unp hrampsl.e sun,
farhterlid. Annsbmsno, nab Der estsus
miioe In ieinem gntldIus, ,u Gertsn. we.
Der fHwantsnb ssworpsn isi. ltsbsn its itn
wister berat, unb gDOsbwarb mar fur
lanse 3sit bswubtlos. sen toRbares
2sben wurte jetph srtalten, tsnn nah
unp mad ertp!te er 7A piepsr psm lelte
ten une feltiamsn sssraniissn.
- Der MotbfAilo Vrc,sB nimmt In
Mariaaa ifinsn 5crtsan5. Der 8iater
| 1T entla!sisn. eissmai zen yrs,sB ,u
Gnte gu fibrsn. Cas 0eradt mar Sal
une Nadt In Sibuns. um 3susen ;u psr.
t6ren. Die alsibet, In psItsm bic 9eiG,
Der 8effs Mccrs uate Ssfsrlpn ssfunser
rprSs, Fap prihwuntsn.
- Ssii elmer Rode wA!bsn In Der
0esene BEL Safrop ssfabrlihs Balebrda
be.
= Guadalupe Gcuntp Eat einen 3u
waAs erbaltsn. 3pSlf Stem gcrtsr flint
IN Sesuin onsffommen unp beabi1tiasn
carmen an,ulsasn.
= Vet rr lsBtsu Wahl in Sasre,
County wurce eas Qceal Sptonseirb mil
250 Stimmsn Waiortat aneenomme.,
Die 0rsunoe Der gntba!tlamtsit aerietber
barubsr 70 In &rtale, Rap iie $50 &anc
nerltulis abfsusr!en uno nit Der MuRf
banse iih ss8snisitls Scr nassn braAen
= Som pisres jr. bat Die @rnsnnuu,
oils Gsneral' Daifase unp 2idst Qesnt BE-
Gan &ntcno 8obn etbaltsn,
- GR Geptrolbabn III por Ger Uittw
bes Neo. &nclss Sbaw, Der oui sinsn
3use psrans!ilttf, nm 100000 Saa
pensrlab' petlas; worosn.
- Gin Dt. s. {. OpeSlon lhrsit
voa yiinsula aus an bic sW,ws" u,er
Die unmenShili,e Gsbanoluns, Die ben
an eer leras uno Daeife gahn arbeiten
s:n 3utttluSitr6ainssn wipsriabFt Dit
a'uts wsrptn IA mebr tsun iommerlide
Rldeuna Wpraens tsi tsr bittsrisn &Gli
an nte Nrbel setristsn, 70 rab Ger Antl
Der frisrsnpsn Wannsr Gntfbsn srreai
Der DOItor maht bic 3uhtbaasaullsbs
iar bic itrafll&e Yebaaoiuns Der 0sian
gsRsn psrantwprtlih.
- Dir grnte III @iaespie Goun,Y ts
trus Ia Diefsm Sabre 5000 8allen Baum
NOTE. $4,000 8ultsl Dsi,sn, 200 oO'
Dalbsl &esa aae uno $4,000 Buibs
S,afsr.
= Gas aNsNmsnt In 8sbb Count
8iebt 2O51 Yisree une gisI. 794S 30,
! Nlnopisb, 23s,996 Sdafs uno 1890
3hsen an. Der Wisbrsihtbum BE-
Gounis fOa assr mintslisns tVppslt
; srob ffin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-19

- Gapitan Sduenien 1T Elm 8eteran
Ger Dampfl@iIifabrt 3pii6en Deutldtanb
unb Stem Yorf. slm 2s. 9tusult 1920
gu TlenSburs setpren, sins er in ieincm
IS. Sebensia9re sur See uno beludte in
ieinem 81. Sabre bic 0tasis satipnsl4ule in
Ginning, morauf er audi nod einen Sur
Jus auf BET Somburser Napisaticnsl ldule
ablclpirte. Sn ieinem o.. Sabre biente
er ais 5reipilliSer bes id(espis s=bcllfeiniz
i9en &rieses ltnb nabm an bem Gciedte
BET gau 3beil. SIN Suit 1o4S trat er
als eriter SffiSier beS eriten Oampfers
oer r6amburs amerifaniiden &adet-
s9lfifahrt @eleliidaft", pelder eerobe
1ar bic Gcmpasnie setaut mar, beS
rOeutidlanb", Capt. S. !6anfcr in ben
Olenlt Der Gcmpasnie, welden er leit 80
Sabren sur 3isrbe sereidte. SUI Sabre
1852 mHrpe CT gapitan csS padetldi5fes
vGleeA, line 1854 iibernabm ct eie Sub
runs bes padetl@iiies sSber" auf penen
er seSelmaBtse Seselfabrten mad Stem
Dorf madte. Gnolid 1857 murbe er gum
eapitan oe5 neuen DaupferS ySammc>
mia" ernannt, pslden er pom /, Septems
ber 1857 biS 23. Sanuar 1863 cpn,mans
olrte nnb nit bem er "a sliidliAe Sabrteu
Don Samburs na4 Stem Yorf unb 5urad
madte. Oann ma4te er cine Tabrt nit
Der uSornilia4, moranf CT bic ,Sammrs
mia" abermalS feds Mal lider nad geew
Ocrf uno 5urid bradte. Da lein Dams
pier nun cine 3eit lang auBer Dienf &C..
felt wurbe, 10 erbielt CT baS GpMmaneo
Der pgermania" fir cine 6abrt, oaun
niadte er elf Neiien NIT Der ugornIlia,1
Il NIT Der r@ermania" unp 81 nit Der
uWeltpbalia4; an 6. De;ember 1873 er<
belt ct baS Commando bes neaen Damz
piers nPcmmerania", tei belien Glitter
anfunit in Stem grrf er am 20. gpri(
1875 oaS Subilaum ieiner 100. 6abrt ala
Gapitdn Samburser Dampfer feierte.
Wahrene eleier lansen 3eit 1T benz ta9~
tisen Seemanne ME Elm Uni fau 3uge(tpBen; !;
ielne Sabrten pauerten ielten ldnaer, ais
IA Gage; nur einmal, i'm Sftpber 1862,
MGR er II Gage unterwess, uno mande
Sabrt bat er in 9 Gasen 5uradSeleot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-19

= Bet b;elen 3eiten fault man baupt,
ldalid niislibe y8eibnad'tsseidente uno
olele finoet man in Der Sdnittwaaren.
bano lung oeS Serrn 8. W ctfIpn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
The apple Of D:scerd.

Gen. Gary has introduced a bill in
the Legislature to repeal the public
debt compromise and to abolish the
special court appointed t" IL luire in
to the legal aspect Of the Consclida-
ton bonds. 1t is too early to throw
tie apple Of discord into the Legisla-
ture. Many Of the members Pre- new
vet, and they should have time to be-
come accustomed to their duties be-
fore being plunged il media5 res. Il
the question is to be again discussed
this is not the proper time, The
most embarrassing p int in tle. whole
matter is whether the bonds are a
contract. If SO, payment CT them
cannot be dodgel any more success
fully than the reden 2tion CT bills o!
the Bark Of The Stale. Tie special
court Was appointed fer the express
purpose Of satisfying doubts as to the
legal responsibility OF the State. The
court has sat. Several thousand dol.
lars OF expenses have been incuncl
The question has been fully argued.
What wisdom can th-re be IL #bol
ishing the court after aiI the wo, k
has been done, and a decision is II a:
at hand? Let I'LL legal douh;s la
cleared away, and, then if # be Ne.
cilel that the State his "ry option in
the matter it will be time to con<id-,
the 94lafsliiqRRr ct ,r1 Gg4pirlia,+-iieea HE! FL.
States are already suiierins under t!t
implitation of desiring to c!iea; public
creditors, ana it would make !n.tfer.
much worse il the South Caio!m.
Legislature should r'pndjtte th'e,
millions Of dollars, and thenhave til
courts decide them to he sacred con.
tracts. The States credit is not t"'
best in the world now, but it woAi,
touch a deeper let:on in such al
event Tie Nucs and N',I o.
posed the Consultation bond: y:so
rous.y until it Was convinced lht
they yer contracts; AMI it canno
again oppose them untii hey be De
cided t" have 80 legal binding fore
1t will stand firmly b. Tie compro
mise OF 1877, until, NJ leaytthc GOA. f.
come o It's relief. Unil that go
the Legislature, also, Ia; bel !!,tlA,
matter rest, The People wish to sc.
;hat body adjourn speedily and l.e,
will be disappointed il another wran
Gle occurs over thedr6t. Gen. Gary
bill should be defeated.
W.nsLol0 N.Ws and NeloL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
PRESIDENT uAsEs' MESSAGE,

On our first page, this week, We publish
a synopsis of President Hayes late Mes
sage to Congress. In this Message he
dwells at length on the frauds and intim-
idation practlceI at the late elections in
the South, especially designating til States
Of Louisiana and South Carolina, and de-
clares bis intention 20 investigate and
punish the guilty parties. Thisis alright
as far as it goes. for a numter OF those
charged with the offences have been dis
charged upon preliminary cxarina
ZION, and the intimidation, OF which so
much has been alleged, will be sh, wn to
he ~falschoods, made by Radicals for Nolth-
ern consumption. Again, We have not
heard Of tie arrest Of a single Radical by
the Federal authorities for intimidaling
Democrats, when it is well known that
Democrats were ostracisc |, beaten,
and excluded from church membership
because they voted against the Radicals.
Colored Radicals voted without molesta-
ton or hiudrance, while colored Democrats
were denied these rights. The President
holds that Congressional elections, in eve
~ district. are jrstly a matter Of political
Importance throughout the whole count Y,
md while this is true, now much impor-
ant is the election of President by the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
He is Unanimously Elected U. s.
SenatOr.-But He Lies at the
Poin; OF Death.

AS we so to press, AT l p. NJ. Wednes-
day, We learn the terrible news that Gov.
Hamp:on's leg was amputated on Yes
terday, Tuesday, and that he is now ~
ing low, with very little chance for re-
covery. Chlorolorm was administered,
and the leg taken off six inches below
the knee. 1t is thought that if he cat
survive for one week, he may recover;
but'otherwise South Carolina must pre-
pare to weep for her Eoblest and best be-
loved son.
On Tuesday, the 10th, he was unani-
mously elected US. Senator, to succeed
Patterson. Hesent a letter to the Legis-
lature which said that he was not a can
didate, but that the place was not to be
sought nor declined.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12

the invited guests are the gallant Star
Fort Guards of N~inety-Six, the Edgeield
Hussars, and the officers of the Aiken
Schuetzen Verein. The band, for the
dance, will be one of the best that Au-
gusta can afford. And The supper will be
iordly. As regards the invitations, a
committee, appointed for the purpose, and
representing all the Rifles, have waited
upon us and requested us to make the fol-
lowing announcement Formal invita-
tons will be issued only 10 strangers,
persons living outside Of our community,
and in a few special ard peculiar cases.
The great body of our ladles-home folks
as the Rifles beg leave TO regard them
are respectfully begged 10 grace the occa-
sion by their presence-the female friende
and acquaintance Of all the RiAes-in
every direction. We hope we express
the earnest wish of the brave boys in
sufficiently emphatic inns. Gentlemen
who have not subscribed, and who ave
not formally invited, can purchase tickets
at $500.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12

The Supreme Court o! the State decided
hat the Probate Court has no Jurisdiction
in the partition Of real estate. The Legis-
lature some years since conferred such
jurisdiction on The Probate Court. This
act OF the Legislature, however, falls TO
the ground under the recent decision OF
tie Supreme Court, because of It's uncon-
stitutionality. The consequence of this
decision will be that the partition OF real
estate will fall, as the Constitution re-
quires. in the Circuit Courts. and the ex-
peditious method Of dividing estates at
very light costs in the Probate Courts,
will be supplanted by tedious litigation in
the Circuit Courts. This will work hard
ship upon the division Of ali estates, par
ticulariy of small ones, as counsel have to
be employed, fees paid and delays occur
which promise TO eat them up in costs.
y difference of opinion exists as TO wheth-
or this decision annuls ;he partitions made
by the Probate Court forjhel last ten years
or not. "Thc Legislature cannot r.loedy
the matter since the crsoris fundamental"
Only an amendment 10 me Constitution
VII accomplish. ii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12

When we contrast what South Carolina
is doing in the way of educating the child
rem Of the State with what is doing III the
same direction in Northern and Southern
States, we can but lament that we a.e SC
far behind. Take New Jersey, a small
State, and see what is being done to adj
vance the educational cause. The sckco'
fund for 1877 amounted toSl,972,G95 81
nearly two million Of dollars. The school
property is valued at $6.&90,39S. Male
teachers receive $50 30 a month, female
teachers, S56,l4, This is The only way 10
obtain competent Instructors and faithful
services-pay fairly for it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
THE $50 TOM FALLING OUT OF
TIE Federal PROSECUTION.

L. W. Mickey is having Il rough time
with his peijured witnesses and trumped
up cases in the Federal Courts. He first
broughe up the Williamsburg cises-those
alleged outrag4s that curdled the Nation
al RcDu6iican'S heart about election time
-snd although every effort was made to
prove the charges, the witnesses bluuder-
ed so e~grcgiously, or lied so palrably, OF
honestly confessed that they knew so Ill
tie, tina; the grand jury promptly fouad
"no ILL.," thus disposing Of Swails' sian
ders. This WAS by no means palalable Il
the martyrizcd Muckey, SO he bad the
grand jury discharged, and resorted Il
the device Of Trial by inf rnat'on-Judge
Bryan's decision that parties can De tried
only on indictment 10y a grand jury being
overruled by Bond. BIT Mickey WAS
here mere unfortunate than before. Three
gentlemen OF Clarendon were tried on The
charge OF interfering with a supervisor
Upon the testimony offered by the prose
cution the lalsity Of tic charge was SC
clearly shown that Judge Bond himself
directed the jury 10 find a verdict Of moi
guilty Thus is the bnttom falling out
Of the prosecutions.
More than this, the United States Com.
~mlssioners are dropping prosecutions ii
order to save the prosecuting witnessc:
from conviction Of perjury. TIER stories
have been 50 easily dis;rov-d tn" tn
penitcrtary is fairly ylwn;nS them
Their only salvation -" wing all pro
ceedings dropped TIE n,d;cals are no
making as much capital ont Of the out
raaa ays,onsas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
Beginning OF The Lee MaHsslenM

The cornerstone Of the Lee mausoleum
was laid at Lexington, Va, on Thursily.
the 2Gth Nov. Prof. J. J. Whit delivc.c
an address Of welcome, Gen. Peadieton e.
rered:a prayer, and Senator Wltliers pro
noonceG a eulogv. a special dispatch to
the Baltimore SIN says:
Hon. J. Il. Tucker introduced Gcne"aI
Johnston as a companion Of Gen Lee nj
West Point, a fcliow-soldier through long
years, a com"ade in many battles, and the
greatest living solder OF Tie laic war
General Johnston res pended with feel
ing, thanking Mr. Tucker fer his kind
words, and the committee lor giving hin
the opportunity Of participating in ccre.
monies commemorative Of the glaat and
good MAJ who had been his friend from
youth until God took him. lie then
placed in The cavity Of the corner stone
the records Of the Lee Memorial A,socja-
ton, a letter Of Gen. Washington TO the
Beard of Washington College, donating
$4,000, dated June II, 1873, Gen. Lees
letter accepting the Presidency, date Au-
gust %, 1865. with u number of other
documents. Rev. Gen. Pcndieton pro
nounced the benediction, ihre> hearty
cheers wele given for Old Joe Johnston,
and the proceedings were ended
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
4asegey; esfpcccmfly, IS unhappy.
AL HAIL go SANTA CLAUS.

Tell us, oh Muse, where first, where
last, the Christmas shopper in Edgctield
shall 60 70 lay in his supplies But why
should we appeal 20 the Muse, when Mr.
Will Penn himself has told us? Yes, in
these very columns he is ever now tell
ing us! cid Santa Claus, perched on the
box Of & huge carriage made Of tie most
delicious candies, the interior filled with
crystalized fruits, and cordials, and
mince-meat, and dates, and prules, and
r%aisins, and oranges, and bananas, and
Malaga grapes, and California pears. and
pineapples, and figs, and %cocoarutS, and
doles, and trnmpcts, and firc-crackprs,
and hobby-horses, and Chinese lanterns,
and with cushions of marshmal!ow paste
old Santa Claus, driving IL dozen snow
white ponies, with sugarplum bodies
and juju tails, is driving along rapidly
to PENIS, popping torpcdocs and dis
charging S~ky-rocke's all the way. Yes,
he is coming! And handsome vii,
Penn says: Let him come" And
black eyed Glover Tompkins says
"Let him come" And rosy checked
Walter Pierce says: LET him COME
And ali the million of the Fem custo-
mers say: Let him come"
And let no one say of himself that he
is poor. We are not poor. No one is
poor on Christmas. The very Thought
of Christmas makes us all rich. Yes,
rich i'll the happiness which come to us
at t.lis hallowed and joyous season. Rich
in every sense Of the word and rich in
dollars, too, comparatively speaking
for the poor man who takes home To his
children III Christmas Eve one dollars
worth of presents is as much beloved
and as happy as his wealthy neighbor
who has hundreds to spe I'd. Every.
body emily Christmas. It puts one
and all in a good humor. The man To
whom you that dollar and Il half
does not ask you for it when Gu ;istml,
is at hand. He knows thai ynu nee
all you can rake and scrape together for
Christmas presents, for he is baking aud
scraping too, and IS in debt himself Il little
Money must he raised. Delicacies and
luxurieS must be bought. Presents must
be purchased. And PENIS is he Place
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
cARDoZo TO JAZZ, AND sMALLs
10 THE PkNITENrIARy.


in the cases Of theStatc against Congress
man malls and Ex-State Treasurer Car
dozo, two leading colored radicals, dismiss.
ing their appeals, will create some excite
ment among their friends. Cardozo was
convicted Of conspiracy to defraud the
State and was sentenced TO two years i'm
prisonment in The County Jail and to pay
a fne Of $1,000 or in'default an addition
al years Imprisonment, and Smalls was
convicted Of accepting . bribe and was
sentenced to 3 years in the p~enitentiary
Motions in arrest Of judgment were made
and their cases carried 10 the Supremc
Court. pending which they were -balled.
Under these decisions they will have 10
suffer the penalties imposed as soon as
they can be arrested ondtrought back, I'M
less relieved BY Executive clemency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-12-12
JOSEPH III. TERRY, OF OLD
TINES.

Last week we receive d and gladly plac-
ed upon our exchange let, the Fayette
Gazette, Of Fayette C. II, Ala, an in,
teresting and well conducted weekly, one
Of the editors Of which turns out to be
cur old, beloved, and weli,remembeged
school friend, Joseph Il. Telry-the oldesi
son Of Commissioner in-Equity james
Terry, a man so prominent and SO honor
ed in Edgeiiaid in his day. This incident
has deb tted US, ana our old friend may
rest well assured that the Fayette Ga-eae
will in failure be foremost among our ia
yorites.