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TIL e n 0 RISE
NULLIFlFR.

NV ILL Stand the ensuing Scaon 81,
w Thirty Dollars the Season, Tv cn,y
Dollars the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, at the plantation of Captain
William b. Mays. four miles below Edge
held Court House, on the Stage road lead.
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will he un,Ic.-
lhey VIII be pasiured and fed on grain, lll
rcqu'red.) at twenty-five cents per day
accidents, escapes. sickness. &c. ut the
RISK OF The owners, although every attention
VIII he paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NCLLlFlER. is "a beautiful Bay, hand.
somely marked with a delightful coat ~,
hair' which shcws his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially and s,rcnrth.
ne VIII be eight years old this sprinn-is
full l6 hands high having superior size, iaroe
nones, and is as we'll muscciled as any other
rorse' IN this or any country, and has as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make ~,
company of five mares, and become re-
sPons'bie for the payffcn, will have the
privilege OF putting tlcm a, twenty-five dol
lars the Season
Inc Season will commence the fiCtccn,b
VI rudry, ana end on tl,P tenth of Juur
fltty cents to the groom in every Instance
Performance Of NuNifer's Colts.
NUlLIFiER'S COLTS are now RIM.
n'ne as well as any colts in this country.
on IN" Norfolk course, Spring term 1897
Jaue Kowle'i by Nullilirr, three wears old,
ocat Tue Swccpstake race, mile, heat, win
nIhe me hrst and second heat. Time min
% scc:-l min. so sec. See Turf Reg
July, 1887 p. 476.
On the Broad Rock Course tva FAN
meeting w. r. John~on's b. f. by Null
her' three years old, run IL Swecps,;,kes. Two
m'lc heats, for which. four Other colts of the
nest stock, were entered. This race wa,
lost by Nulificr's colt. but she was second
hest, and contested the race mos, gulIau,lv
Inc last heat is pronounced very ,ntcrcs-
u, !nc ana The best heat during tho week. See
L. Keg. Nov. 1897 p $50.
On tho Union a.. y course. Fall meeting
Antoineue by Nulifer. won The Sw.rn-
stakes Tor three year olls, two mile heals.
winn'ng the two frs, heats. See Am II,
Reg. Nov. 1897 y. $50
Feb. |, 1898, ,f 80
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Look at This!

MI imported Jack DUBLIN, five wears
~ old: will stand al my stable. only three
miles and half west Of Edncficld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and hc
lei 10 mares nt the following prices viz: S5
the season and So to insure n mare TO he
with foal. In all cases here n marc is
put hy the insurance. the money will be
considered due when il is ascertaincd tba,
she is i'll foal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to preven, accidents hut
will not be responsible for auy. The
Season to commence the tenth of March
and end the last of June.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb. %. 1888 ,rI
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State of South aroIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henry Moore and I
Eleanor Moore, vs..
Jno Ba,,skctt, Admir- Bill for Account and
OF Jno Moore, dcc'cd. Settlement.
Wm. J. Wishtman
and wife. and another.
IENHE Compiainants having filed their bill in
n the Cour, of Equity for F:ds ecld District,
IN the State aforesaid. claiming that they and the
Defendants Ann Wish,nan. and her sister -
Hardness il living, are entitled to the estate of
thc tn, lntcState John Moore, deceased, in equal
Shares. on motion Of Griffin. Compliments So
licilor. it is Ordered that all persons interested
in the settlement Of said estate. do appear and
nterpose any objections, which they can of ri sht
make to the distribution of the said estate. ms
prayed for in the bill, before the Commissioner
of the said Court at Edgetield Court House, OH
or before the fourth Monday in May next
WILLIAM HARPER.
Feb. 23, 1893 ac5
II is further ordered that the above be pub
ished for three months in one ar more public
Gazettes i'll this State. WIN. HARPER
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State of South arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ENnIII11K

Mark Riley. VS.. William Riley, !
Isaac Riley, William Lewis and
Rebecca his wife, John Haverd
and Mary his wife, q Sary Riley.
Il appearing to my satisfaction that the
IL defendants VIM. Lewis and Robecca his
wife, reside in the State of Alabama. and
the defendants John Haverd and Mary his
wife, and Sarah Riley reside in the State of
Illinois, on motion of James J. Caldwell
Solicitor, ordered that the said defendants
who arc without the limits of this State. do
plead, answer or demur to the Compainan,'s
Bill of complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said Bill will
DO taken pro COM fesso agains, them.
J. TERRY, c.E.E.E.
Com'er's Office, Edgefcld, + Feb q, 1888 4
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, vs.. Augustine \
Arnold, Reubin Robertson, Bill to
Rachel Bighan, and the heirs forcriosc
ana administrator OF Robert Mortgage.
y. DELPHI.
u Lyon and Virginia s. his wife, Judge b.
Delph, VIM. p: DELPHI, Robert J. DELPHI, Mary
+. DELPHI. Martha &. Delph, d Lonsa L. DELPHI,
heirs OF Robert p. DELPHI, some of the dcten-
dants III this case reside beyond the limits of this
state: Ordered that they do scvcraily appear
and plead answer or dcnur to the Bill aforesaid
within three months from the date Of the publ
"aiI"n hereof, or the said bill WILL as to the IN re-
srcctivcly, be taken pro confcsso.
WIN. &. BLACK, c. E. 4. d.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1888 uc5
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Brought to the Hail

nF this District, n negro man hv the
~ name of SAM. ahoui q fl. high, very
niack, upper front teeth out or very short.
Nathan is between 55 and 60 wears of age,
n small scar on his forehead and some on
ms lett arm. no other marks Of importance
lie has some free passes for n. Carolina.
lie SAYS he belongs TO MIR. Minsc., living
III Marion County. Georgia. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges. and take him away.
G. }. GLOEER,J. E. D.
March IL. 1888 tfz
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Observation-Disclosures should be spread as
it is hauled out; il sustains much less loss
from evaporation when spread, than from
fermentation when lying in heaps.
The amount Of expens, in manurng is
unimportant, provided that the crops de-
rived thcrefrom repay the expense with
sufficient profit.
We should not apporfion our manure to
the quantity of land we may wish to place
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUIIY.
John w Heard and Isaac r.. }
Heard, vs.. Is. II. Winding,
u appearing to my satisfaction that Bar-
IL 'hel II. Winding, otherwise called d. II.
Winding. the defendant in the above stated
case, resides without the limits Of this Stale:
therefore. on motion of Bauskett, Com
plainants Solicitor, ordered that the said
defendant do plead, answer or demur to the
Complainant's Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof, or said Bill will
be taken pro con)esso against him.
]. TERRY, c.E.E.p.
Corners Office, Edgeficld, Feb q, 1888 d
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State Of south { arOIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN EtJUITY,
Patrick Duncan, IS Elizabeth Bill to fore
Cmllens and others, heirs of close Mort
William Culens. deceased. yagc.
b Il appearing to my satisfaction tla, Eliza
IL beth Cnllcns widow, and Richard Cullens
and Elijah Cu'lens. SONS Of William Cullcns, de-
ceased, defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits OF this State: Ordered that they severay
do: appear and plead. answer or dcinnr 10 the
bill aforesaid within three months from the pub
llcation of this order. the said bill will, as TO
them respectively. be taken pro ronfcsso
WM. c. BLACK. c, T.. 4. ID.
Comm'r's Office March 6, 1893 ac6
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State of south Carolina
ABBEV1LLE DISTRICT.

IN HRUII|T.
AARON Lomax IL others ! Ri]Ihv
Ext. of Hugh Morrah decd Ex'r for
vs.. Jane Morrah widow advice G;.
and others. rec,;on S,c
appearing to my satisfaction that John
Il Is. M"nah and Robert Morrah two OF
'he defendants i'll this case. reside withou,
The limits ofthis State, on motion: Ordered
that they do scverally appear. d plead, an
swcr or delnnr, to the bill of complain, in this
case, within three months from the date of
this publication, or the said bill of COMPLAINT
wy be taken pro contesso, as against them
respectively.
WIN. c. BLACK, c.E,A.p.
Comm'r'S Office, harch g 1898, ac6
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State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, W. Richard ! Bill to forcciosc
Hodges Il Valentine Young. : Mortgage.
appearing to my satisfaction that Richard
Il Hedges one the defendants i'm this case.
resides beyond the limits of the State: Ordered
that he do appear and plead. answer or dem,r
to the bill aforesaid within three months from the
date of the publication hereof. or the said bill
will, as to him. be taken pro rOnfcsso,
WIN. C. BLACK, c. L. 1.D.
Comm'rs Office, Feb. 26 1888 ac5
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

rafrIck Duncan, vs. John ! Bill 10 .forrclosc
Wilson d. Margaret Wilson, Mongage
appearing to my satisfaction that John Viii.
son, (son of CharIcs,) one of the defendants
m tins case resides beyo the limits of this State:
Ordered that he do appear and plead, answer or
demmr TO the above named BILL within three
months from the date Of the publication herco
or the sa'd Dill VIII as to him, he taken pro con.
jeSso. WIN. c. BLACK, C.. T.. I.D.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1893 ac5
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N'O tIcP.

A Ill Persons indebted to the late Mrs. BE
N hethland Minis. deceased are requested 20
make immediate payment, aud all persons hnv
ing demands against the estate OF said decreased
are requested to present them dnly attcstcd.
BENZ. MINIS, Executor.
Dec 9, 1897 &c *
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Nv EOTvTYrV

Patrick Duncan. Bill to forcelose
vs.. Joseph Travis, Mortgage
Iappcaring 10 my satisfaction that Joscpl
III Travis, the defendant in this case resides
hcyond the limits Of this State: Ordered thai he
do appear and plead. answer or demur to the
pi!, a'"reS:tid' within three months from the date
OF the publication hereof, or the said bill will he
taken against him pro confcsso.
WM.C BLACK, CEA.D.
Comm'r's Office, Feb 26. 1888 ac5
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n O's'H d'EI

VHNflE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. james
Spann deceased. have heen left with
Mr. II. l.. Jelisrs. III Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to pr Snann arc requested
I" call and pay Mr.JcIlcr~, who is authorized
to receive the mnnc'; and those having
demands against the Estate will rlcase rem
der them to him. f.. SPANN
March 90. 1888 ifs 1,y,,,r;r
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HDea'Gislllery.

H'erfMlnery.
q Hoi.oGNE IN small bottles assorted sizes,
" Hermitage Extract, Florida Water,
Ess Cinnamon. DiI Of Cloves,
Fancy Perfume Walls,
Bears Oil he; aa
~ Smith premiss' Saponacious Com.
pound Fancy Soa;s
Nap t"mro"nd s'h:,Ing Soap. &c.
Just we'd n, d for sal. by
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY.
hrrilI2 If 10
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Sampson kilcrense,v VS.. FonE1Gs ArrAcHmy,,
WI:ey Freeman }AssUMpstr.
VHVHE Planttfin this case having, on the 1a,b
II day OF May, 1888, filed his declaration in
the Clerks Office and the defendant having no
wite or attorney. known to be in this State ,Ipon
whom n copy of the said declaration mnv ha
served: II is therefore ordered, that the so;d de-
fcndant do appear and make his defence With,
year and day from the filing of The said deo.
larntien. or final and absolute i1dgmcn, will he
awarded to the said plaintiff. VIII 0'
GEORGE POPE, c. cp.
Clerks Office, May 18th, 1898. X
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We Of6CC.
q OS ice.

"A LII persons inIchcd to the Estate of
"A Mrs. Sarah Wise, dcc.a,eu, o re-
quesIed to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to preseu, them pro.
pcrly aitestcd.
ENOCIl B. PRESLEY.
Errc"for 'oiih the WiH anncred.
March7, 1888 ,r5
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va TECE.

a LII Persons indebted to the late Chr;e
IA tan i;rcithaupt, deceased, are rcol.. 81,
ed to make Immediate payment. And II
persons having demands asains, the cs, ,c
of sad deceased are requested to pres, Mt
them duly attestcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, E1scr.
Efb. 25. az
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FIR ESH M EDICTMES

and others to their la, Stuck of
FRESH M EDICINEs.
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Dye .Stu8s,
WindoO Glass, Brushes. &c. SC.
AT THEIR STORES IN
BURG AND AUGUSTA
Their supply is heavy, their nssortm,n MT good
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufactm ers or
original Importers they can sell their goods
az low Us any house in the Southern Country
Please call and examine.
Our Store in Hamburg is next to II. l.. JEr.
FERs g. Cos. In Augusta, opposite to BEAIL's
or STovALL's Ware Houses
KITCHEN g. ROBERTSON
WILLIAM X. KIrcHEH,
F. NJ. ROBERTSON. NJ. u.
December 4. 1897 h15
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NOTICE..
a IL. persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel
1A Caldwell Esq late of thbcvillc Dislric' dee d.
are requested tn make payment immediately and
those having demands to presen. them dmiv at
tested within the time prescribed by law to either
OF the subscribers
JOIN COTHRAN. }
]. l.. PEARSON. idm'rs.
a. G. CALDWELL \
August E 1897 ,r %
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State of South Carroll a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PTE,IS

David Onzts.vs ArrAcHMEsr,
William Drum. AssUMpsIr.
VFIiE Plaintiff in this case having this day
II filed his declaration i'll the Clerks Office.
asa the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney
known to be in this State, upon whom COM
Of the said declaration may be served: There.
lore ordered, that the said defendant do uppenr
and make his defence within n year and dny
from the filing of the said declaration, or final
and absolute Judgment will be forthwith, ayyar.
dcd 10 the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, c. c. +.
Clerks Office, EdgeticId, May IA, 1873 Il
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oetie &etess.

MUTE COURTSHlP.
By THOMAS MOORE, ESQ.
Love hath language of his own
voice that goes
From heart to hcart-whose mystic tone
Love only knows.
The lotus flower, whose loavcs know
Kiss silently,
Far more than words, will tell thee how
/ worship thee.
The mirror. which TO thee l hold
Which. when mprcst
With thy bright look, turn and fold
TO this fond breast
DOH j, not speak, beyond all spells,
Ofpoct's art,
How deep thy hidden image dwcIls
In this bruised heart
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DRUGS, OILS. Sc.

T>liE Subscribers respectfully invite The a,
tcntlon OF Merchants. Planters. Physicians
and others to their la, Stuck of
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JOHN SAPPINGTON,

Price 81 50pcr hox.
Numberless certificates of this medicine, have
been rendered. hut have thought fit to ,lSer, on
ly the following from the Rev. Joel II. Hodcn
Register Of the Land Office fo- tho Spring F;clJ
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break The centre Of the 9th, killing and wounding
every othcer Of four companies with one exception,
and every orderly sergeant OF these companies
killing Us gallant commander and adutant, who fell
where they fought, IN the hottest Of the action and
MORALLY wounded the sergeant major who Is since
dead. The next day was employed in the sad Off
ces Of interTing the Dead and taking care of the
wounded all Of whom were brought back across the
morass to camp that evening, with one exception,
no being able 10 find the body and in constructing
filters To convey the wounded TO the place where
le1 my wagons | am thus lar ON my way 10 that
point, and shall reach there Tomorrow, when
shall take as good OF the wounded as possible,
and also recruit my men and horses at my several
advanced depols particularly the latter, before can
again take the field.
The enemy, all things considered, probably SUI
fered equally with ourselves. They len ten bodies
ON the field, besides carrying many oh without
doub as there were traces Of blood TO the banks OF
the Okee-cho-kee lake. on the borders Of which the
battle was fought.
Wishing you health and happiness, remain, Ge-
neral your obedient servant
z. TAYLOR,
Colonel Commanding.
Maj. Gen. i, S. JEsuP,
Commanding Army ofthe South Florida.
p S. As soon as can do so, | will mail you
more full report of the batile and my operations
am now wiring without candle, with pine-knots
a substitute, in cabblge-tree hammock, in the CEN
ire Of large prairie on very dirty sheet Of paper
which is the only one in camp
Abstract fran ne report Of the killed and rounded IN
The affair Of The 25th December, 1871
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AMERICAN EQUITY DIGEST;
From Chancellor IYalrorth.

oAkAToOA oPRIN0st juno II, 1886.
The Equity Digest Of MessTs Barbour & Harrington
has been compiled from the BOOKS in my library and EN-
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have had occasion Frequently to refer the work in
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From the Lsuisvile Journal.

There is a land mine eye hath seen,
In visions OF enraptured thought,
So bright that all that spreads between
Is with its radient glory fraught.
A land upon whose blissful shore,
There rests no shadow, falls no stain:
There those who meet shall part no more;
And those long parted meet again.
Its skies are not like earthly skies,
With varying hues of shade and light;
II hath no need Of suns to rise,
To dissipate tie gloom Of night.
There sweeps no desolating wind
Across that calm serene abode;
The wand'rer there a home may find,
Within the Paradise of God Viola.