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@ibuuq beioer 6Guier in albang nabm heute
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bssienators Dor; 0as 0ealtat lyar: ais gtatll
folaer @onllnq's 8otter 50, @OnElinn 81,
gEbeeler 50, Cornell 8, .&roplcD 3, Gapbam
p, 8oQer8 6, Tolger l. &etre Blhl.
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niIde @aufuS pieoer 5uiamneH. Gs paren
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grief oes 6rn. @hauncp 90. 9sprep, poriu
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gSarner Oii1er 81 Stimmen, uuO auf 4Hlrag
oes SenatOr8 gpuoe purbe Die JtomiuatioH oes
Srn. Oliler einftimWig gsnludt.
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nuurnehr ernaunten @anoioat!u aus. Der
Gautus idlritt oann sur Abitim uung Itr eneu
Gaunibaten ais 9tod,foiger beS 5euotor5 Bl1tt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-09

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qinnene0l @ Shibeniefes d. bdlt pr. Bht=
Itpp gSalter ren . il fietfa DR.. 8
(StiebbaQe unO 9sgclbahn) uno miro onlslblt
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pB BSagcSueuigteiteu, .uuiere
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Dem SnuereH oes Staates uno u
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-09

AT 8 r. 6einrtd GngeI, Der IN
Senlioen Sreisn mohbeiauute Birth aH par
riioniirase, iiehr nlhrelb eCS YOntdg Begin
uenben Q d)iiteEisiteS O. BEN 9 aentz
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NIT g4jeener' 'id7en Bier uno SerlIuer Snad'
niirfteu Quiparten Iplro.
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Rational 8amHOteH sur @inI0iuug empfaugen
$129,O0O.
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Al IrCi beiW0d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-09

Sn Chicago bar Ger 3 5uugerlet6 Ell
Grie III gtitcrn cen AZ. Sos l1iner 6altu-
TerICoe augciaHncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-09

DE StGilrIi Ser Yr9B. Nepeldlen, oIe nah
reno car lttsu uier Gage uOH bier abgsie O5t
muIceu, 1T in bohem gracc tnterefaut. De
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Die sroBte Sohl uon 0ortsu al sinem Der Gage
Der GreOi19R 19RobilisrsAuireguu in 1873 teli.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-09
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o2ln oeu 8Utihaftcr gOwel III 2ouOOH.
llnire 6ofinlnqcn AMI Die 8eoerber.teIuu9
beS 8ldT0enteu ite,geu BON Stuuoe5u S,uuOe.
aud 1T 0as 8etter beute oem Paien:en 9itnz
| figer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Obituary.

DYED. the 30.h of July, 1850. at her
residence near Liberty Hill, Edgeneld
county, S. c., Mrs, CATHARINE DE-
WORE. widow Of LUXE l.. DEvoRE.
She was born Nov. l6tll, 1892, and was
one or The most aged, honorable aud be-
loved citizens OF. our community. She
was a strict momber Of the Baptist church
at Gilgal for fifty years, and a devoted
and conscientious Christian, always ready
to help Christ's Kingdom On earth. also
to help the poor aud needy and oil BIO.
nevolent purposes. She leaves many
relatives and friends to MOURN her loss;
l~utleaves no bodily heirs. utshe leaves
children whom she raised who were per-
rcctly devoted to her and were with her
during all Of her sickness, and gave her
every attention, and onr her loss as a
! dear mother. Her kind neighbors and
physician attended her bedside, both day
| and night. and were evcr ready to give
her relief. Some CT her old servants
were very kind and attentive to her u
the last. "Iheir loss is her eternal gain"
She was always hopt I'll, believing If she
could but touch the hon Of Christ's gar
ment she would he made whole, which
always consolcd her. Hope, 0 1lissfu|
hope!
When all orr tolls arc DER,
Our suffering and our pain,
Well meet On that eternal shore,
Aud newer part sEafa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
STRAIGHT Or SrocE Law.
The CoWpens Centennia'-Rere'
lnsionaTy Memories.

This arrangements making by pa
| ;lioiic citizens o? South Carolina to
| celebrate the centennial anniversary
Of the battle Of The Cowpens, on the
18th Of January next, ard TO erect a
commemorative monument on the
battlefield, with Inscriptions furnish
ed on behalf Of al! the other States
composing the "oid thirteen" must
be regarded with gr4t'iied interest
and sympathy as extensive as the ma.
ton. The presence Of citizens Of
othe. States IS invited. and the call
seems generally responded to with
cordial alscrity. South Carolina makes
herself the hostess OF all who will
visit her in symphthy with the great
object. and ali who shall attend will
undoubtedly ever after lear wit1eaa
t, the cordiali.y and c u.tesy Of
Southern hospitality.
The battle Of the Cowpens was the
most brilliant cavalry combat OF the
Revolutionary war, and as is observed
in the excellent letterc Of 0 car lie La
ts7elte, in response to the letter Of
Invitation from the Committee Of Ar
engagements to attend the celebration,
the idea Of such a celebration has
besn happily inspired, land, mas
mu.i. az this contest prepared tine
glorions victory Of Yorktown, we
should consider it as an event ofgreat
Importance.
Il has, however, a most peculiar
Importance at tie present time, az an
indication Ct returning love for reyo-
lutionary tories, and the flag they
have made illustrious, which glad
dens the hearts of Northern patriots.
Here, as always, patriotism is the
highest policy. # we would unite
snd prosper, let US cherish the mem
cries which tend to unite ua, and not
those which tend to discover.
The record OF the South during
tie revolution Was bright and spot
lesa, as all must agree. There was no
disunion then. The sword Of Nor
gan flashed az bright at Saratoga AZ
ii the Cowpens.
Nor was it on the field Of battle
alone that Southern capacity and pa
iriotism were displayed. Her revo-
~lntionary shield is inscribed with the
names OF such warriors as Morgan,
Marion, Sumter, Moulteie and such
statesmen as Marshall and Rutledge,
Piqtnsv, Jefferson and Patrick Hen.
~: and oyer them all, eminent in all
ci:il, as we'll as martial qualities,
gawers the majestic name OF WASH
inG$on.
81 watchword such as no'er
Shal; sink while there's an echo loft to
air
N-cUr .TnrScu IH1DdrTd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
For the Advertiser.
A Cooper Man Rejoices Loudly.
STOCK Ian Section,
Ennnntrrn 10

MrssEs. EplroEs, The planters and
farmers OF this section are very much
elsted Over their late victory in beating
the anti Stock Law men. The Law was
passed by a recent act Of the Legislature
They sent . petition to the General AS
semhly requesting them to pass it, as rail
timber WIS ae'tias very sca;1e. ard o.:
s3mc places quite exhausted, It IS al
most Impossible now 10 gel negroes 10
spi.: rai's. even a; tho most exorbltant
prices.
Ire task wp- iorlne.lv, one hundred
ana twenty-five 10 ore hundred and fifty
per daY no~, however,, it is nard 10 get
reglla. wages hands to split over fifty
rails Per day. \. counter petition was
qa;tcn ap against the Stock Law, by q
lew men wIio wanted To raise stock on
their neigni,ors' land AMI cultivate their
own. II was signed mostly by negroes,
and by several persons living outside of
thn line.
lac Senator IRON Edgeiield fought very
hard against this Stock Law BIZ. The
people cannot assign any cause for the
Senator'S Opposition, unless he is afraid Of
snakes (as he is n 500 Of EEin) and that
by preventing hogs from running at large,
snakes will become 100 numerous, as the
hog is an enemy to the snake. "a sound
argument against it,
We have had no representation from
this PAT oil the County since the war; We
h9ve voted. and that is all. A great many
who oppose The Stock Law, know that
Gen. GarY's figures are tue, that it takes
tea dollars worth of fence to keep out one
dollars wol,h Of stock; but they want
their neighbor 10 expend the ten dollars,
to fence out their one dollars worth Of
stock.
The farmers living along the line OF
Abbcvllic have seen It thoroughly tested
for two years, and have had a good OF.
po:iuoiif " 'aLge for themselves. TLey
prefer he Stock Law 10 tho old system OF
crops. What better evidences
would the people OF the lower and mid
dia part Of the county have that tie
Sock Law is 4 great benefit and blessing
70 any country.
Respectfully yonlS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06

YESTERDAYS MARKET.
Corrected Weekly from the Augusta
Evening News.
AUGUSTA. Ga. Jan. t, 1850.
COTTON.
Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
E%DGEFIELD COUNTY.
r., (Sn,n,no0 DJpiS

a VI SOC LII ~ 1ISi'A-N-
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
In Common Pleas.
Rachael Adams, as Administrators of h
Bette Webb, deceased, Plaintiff. Us
A. J.. Norris, j. l.. Addison. and Ma
than Gregory and s. T.. Webb Gam
olaint to sell iand to pay debts, dc.
NOTICE is hereby given that rs vir-
~ tue of an order of Hon. T.B Fraser
in this cause, dated Oatoher 23d, 1850, !
will sell at Edgeficld c. H., on the iirst
Monday In February next, at the risk o
the former purchaser, The following real
estate belonging to the estate of said Il
Bette Webb, deceased, viz:
All that tract or parcel OF land, cor-
tanning three hundred acres, more or
less. situated in The County md S;*to
aforesaid, and Bounded Ivy lands Of d IL
Holland. James A.. Holland, " i. Allen
and others.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash the
balance on a credit OF one and two years
in euunl i~nstalniGHts, with interest from
date of sale The credit portion +" he So
cured by bond Of the purchaser with a
mortgage Of the premises sold.
Titles and mortgage extra.
S S. TGMPKINS, Master.
Jan. 8, ISL. 5t>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
goeeaeInAnpert ct
TERMS: $3.50 per Annum,
Rates of Advertising :

Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of $3.50 per square ten minion lines.
or less) for the first insertion, and n
dollar per square for eacn subsequent in
s0rtIou.
A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing To advertise by the year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
OUR AGENTS :

W. w. OwDoM, Chappells, S. C.
W. II. YELDELL, Longmires.
JOHN H. HufET, B~atesville.
w. q. ODoM, Meeting Street.
]. X. burst, Kirkseys x Roads.
f. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE ErHEREDeE, Leesville, s. c.
]. f. Cook, Graniteville, S. @.
DIR. JOHN Il. ApNEY, Lsngley, 5. c.
Capt. G. W. NIXON, Woodlawn, $. {
n. W. BROKER. Ridge, S. c.
JOHN c~AUGHMAN, Gaughnlan's Store
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06

~ Gen. Grant is writing nm article
f,r tl,t February number OF Che NORTH
!ars9cta Repier, advocating tho Mica
ragua Canal Scheme. The same number
o. the Rcricw will contain n contribution
tx Judge 1'ourgoa, author of "The Fools
Errand," emitted Aaron's Rod IN Poll
ties" AMI one b. Oliver Wendell s!olmes
on "Tha Pulpit and the Pew"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Notice of Disrllarge.

A LII persons having demands a~ain.f
N the estate Of Douglas Robertson, DC
ceased, ara required TO present them a
The office Of The Probate Judge. oE tiif
SGh day OF Fehroaly next. Al persons
Interested in said estate, either as lced'
tees or creditors, are notified that the nm
darsigned will make a final settlement
upon said estate, in tina Probate Judge
Office Of this county, on tho Sth Gay q
February next.
y. D. ROBERTSON, Ad'or.
Jap A 1901 lth=
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06

uoS'r FORGET when you visit Angus
t. TO call a! the Large and Popular Shoe
Ea.abiishmontor WIN. MrLHERIN So,
G:3 Broad ~. Their stock Of BOOTS,
SHOES and HATS is varied and complete,
md their prices arc always rs low as the
t.nwest. Sept s, lSS0.-.ianGl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Masters Sale.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,

EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
liz Common Pleas.
william, Al. Landrum, admir-, Plaintiff,
rs. Francis e. Landrum and others,
Defendants.
NOTlCEis hereby given that by virtue
IN of 3 dscretal order OF Judge 7. b.
Fraser in this case. dated O:t. GO, 1854,
I will sell at EdGeiield G. H., OH tho iirdt
Monday in February next, The i:i."w-
Ing real estate, viz:
All that lot or parcel nfland Dclorg;Ec
to the estate of George W. Landrum. de-
ceased, situated ;u"ihe county Gnd Stats
aforesaid, and in tho town OF Edgcfield,
bounded by the street on which islocate9
The Episcopal church, lands at Mrs Lcls
Add tOn and NJ. &. Butler, said lot being
the same Conveyed TO said G.. ". Ian
drum by Lsw'is Covar on the 23rd Feb
ruary. A. d. 1860.
Terms of sale cash. Titlna extra
s. &. TOMPKINS, Mister.
r,, r iSS1 lt1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
To Persons Building, Repairing, or
Painting Houses.

To all such we recommend q careful
perusal of the advertisement f Thomp
son & Heindel, of Augusta, in another
column. Thompson & Heirdel conduct
their business on a really magnificent
scale and for years past their grand es-
to Georgia and South Carolina. Read
their card very closely, AMI bear in mind
that their reliability is on a par with their
enterprise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
JOHN e.. Be-
WITH
& BUTLER.

ITO nil my Edgefield friends, beg to
saw that I am now to DO found with
the above solid firm of Augusta Dry
Goods men, where I will be delighted 10
see then-one and all.
n I don't sell you goods rs low ashley
can be bought in Augusta, will make
YOU a present Of them. Respectfully,
JOHN r. BEE.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 3, 1890. Sln4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
~ will be a final settlement of the rs
tate Of Mark Ethercdge, decd, on Thurs
day, Srd day of February, 1851, i'll judge
Probate's Office at Edgetield G. II. ]
will, also, at the same time, apply tr
Judge Probate OF Edgefie)d county for
discharge from the ESccutorship OF SAID
estate. All claims against said estate
must he presented prior to that rimo 81
they will be barred.
w II. TIMMERNAN,
Ex'or. or Mark Ethcredga.
Jan. {, 1881. go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-06
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IN Com mon PicNs

In Common PtcNS.
r. T.. Smith and Lewis Jones, lac part
ners in trade under The ZANE and s,yio
o: Smith Il Jonos, Plaintiffs, rs. Lu.
cinda II. Burton, Def't.-ShmWoIS, 10
rcncT execution
To Lucinda EnriUn.
Whereas, Judgment WAS ohtain-d in
tho Circuit Court forGhe County of Edge
field and State of South Caroline, N The
fourth day Of March, A y 1867, in thn
above entitled cause, against IItci::'in
Burton, Defendant, for tho sum of Two
Hundred and T%hirty-fnur Dollars, with
500 2 costs, in favor OF Smith Il Jpnca.
Plaintiffs, and execution was duiy issued
thereon, but tho active energy thereo!
has now expired and it is desired to have
Tho aamo renewed at March Term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, \. d. 1851.
Now, therefore, You arc summoned 10
ppoar at the next Term of The Circuit
Court to te held for said CG,uaty on the
second Monday in March, lS't, ut the
place Of holding the same, and then arr!
there show cause, if any you cal, why
said execution should not be renewed
according to law.
o. +. CuEArHAM, G. G.. G. p.
Dated Dec. 18Th, 4. d 1850.
J.. J.. ADDISON,
Plaintiffs At1'y.
Doc, %, 1890. G3
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Dec. %, 1890.
State ofSouth Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

IN rrohaic Court.
EpY +. p. COTAR, Esquire, Probate
I'D Judge.
Whereas, Henry Cioggins he's mado
suit to me, 10 grant him Letters Of Ad-
miristration, with the Will annexed. 81
The Estate and effects Of John Gogsins,
deceased.
The so arc therefore to cite and adnlon.
ish ali and singular the kindred and
creditors q. The said John Gnc2.ins. de.
; ceased, that they DO and appear hcinre
! INC. IN ,neC Court ~ Probate, to he held
at Edgehold c. Fl. on tn, Nth OF Jan :,
next, after publication hereof, at H.
o'clock in tho forenoon. TO shew chnSa, Ii
INV they have, why tho said AdmiHis-
trsticn should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 29tll day
| of December. a u, $50.
Published on tho 2ath day Of Dec,
1880, in The Edgeiinld Advertiser.
j.. p. COVA AR, j. p. 9.
Dec. %, 1850. FL
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GREENWOOD, S. G., Jan 81, 1870.

W.T. - ~ ''
DR.. L T. Hill:
Dear Sir-knowipg the constituent
elements Of vour HEPAT1C PANACEA, !
have used 1t in my p 'actico with mos!
gratifying results. l unllesitatingly re-
commend 1t ~ IL reliable and valuable
alternative and gentle cathartiH. us rap
idly increasing popularity attcstS the
value Of lis medicinal properties.
Yours respectfully,
NJ. c.. TAGGART, N. d.
aS For sale to tho trade by w. II
BARRETT, Augusta, Ga.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches

InurCuES.
On Sunday morning next, so far as we
are informed. our Methodist and Episco-
pal churches, will be open for divine SER
vice. Or at least the first regular appoint
ment of the new pastor, the Rev. j. A.
Mood, falls on that day. Under the
present stress OF bad weather, however,
of course it is doubtful whether Mr..
Mood can reach Edgefeld or not. And
on next Sunday too falls Mr.. Leard's first
appointment in G~raniteville. The be
loved old gentleman and his family are
sill among us, though, and we hope they
will not attempt a o under present
circumstances.
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"Old Reliable

ozark Corner" in his well written
and kindly-tempered communication, in
another column, speaks oil County-Ccm-
missioner w. n. Martin as "Old Relia-
ble'i-a well-fitting nanie beyond all
doubt. and upon "Oid Reliable We
now call to answer om of " Dark Cor.
ner's' pertinent questions: and further,
to labor hard during the coming two
years'in behalf of n bridge over Stevens
Creek at Shaw's Mill.
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Notice 10 Free School Teachers.
The examination OF Teachers will take
place on Friday, 18th, and Saturday. sth
January, 1881, instead of the LIST Sa!ur-
.i,v. !. W. EDISON,
ian. Is, tsS0 -2t4j &C. f. c.
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Experiments Enough

Senator M. c. Butler is reported as
talking as follows to a newspaper cores
pendent: ~ tell you. sir" said he, "it
is no longer a question Of politics with
us. We simply have II proposition
staring us in the face. ard it is well that
the people Of the North should under
stand it. We are resolved that the illit-
crate lower classes of our Stale Shall no.
rule. We have had all The experiments
in that direction that w r'foposct To have,
and we intend to use evcry Means, Ga;r
or otherwise, to prevent such ruie."
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A Beautiful Deed.
A Double Compliment.

Capt. Clinton Ward having been elect
ed ono CT tho Directors Of the Peniten-
tiarv. has bean subsequently--at a full
session of the Board-made the Conduct
or of tho large farm near Columbia, ap
pertaining to the Penitentiary and work
cd by convicts. In this field of labor and
duty, Capt. Ward will do the State some
yorv eminent service.