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NOTICE..

a LII Persons indebted 10 the Subscri-
IN Der either by note OF account, arc re-
Guested to make immediate payment, as
longer Indulgence cannot he given.
II. A. GRAY,
EdSeheld C.. ii. Nov. 8 b 40
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JOSIAH SIBLEY.
For Sale.

JOSIAH SHELLEY.
For Sale.
Now on hand and daily receiving an exicn-
sive assortment of Goods from the North,
consisting in part of the following articles,
selected by one of the concern viz:
6O0O Bushels Salt,
10000 lbs. Swedes Iron,
10000 Bacon Middliugs,
5OOO Hams and Shoulders,
1000 Cast and blistered Steel.
5uoO Castings, consisting of Pots,
Ovens, Skillets, &c.
100 Kegs Cut Nails g. Brads.
100 Sets Wagon d Cart Boxes.
U Pieces Hemp & Tow Basgius,
100 Coils Bale Rope.
~ Pieces Stacking,
10 do Osnaburgs,
500 Bagging Irvine
10 Chests old Tyson, Imperial. and
Gun Powder Tea,
40 Canisters, do do
1000 Spanish Cigars,
25 Kegs FF + Gun Powder,
10 HID choice S,.Croix Sugar (Gnr
family usc,)
40 Do POrtorico, do
1000 lbs Double refined Loaf & Lump
Sugar,
100 Baggs prime Green Coffee,
30 do White Java,
3 Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Bills American do
9 Pipes CoSnac Brandy,
HID Jamaica Rum.
l HID ST Croix do
30 Bills n. T.. Rum,
25 do do Whiskcv,
10 do MonongahrIa, do
10 Casks sweet Malaga Wine.
9 do Muscat do
2 do old Madeira,
10 do Sherry do
S do Peppermint, Cordial,
25 Bills. Nv No. 3 Mackcrcl.
10 half do No.2
IS Boxes Window Glass,
50 Kegs White Lead ONION brandy
20 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10 do Yellow Soap,
20 do Sperm Candles.
10 do Tallow do
l HID Copperas.
S Ticrce Rice
BOOTS & SHOES
1000 prs. Thick Negro Shoes,
200 do do Bound do Broeans.
400 pc do Mems bound Kip do
100 do do do do Calf do
100 do do Boys dn Kip
100 do do Womcn's shoe Tics
200 do do Boots
900 do do Misses do
5 Gases Mems thick Boots,
5 do do Calf
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
hA~ssFR1iah s MA'sssmeaa'ss . 4 Beg @a:' Saddles, Bride.
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c
CONSISTING OF
Blacksmilh's Bellows, Anvils, Vices
Hand aud Slehge Hammers, Screw Pla,e,
Files. &c. Knives g. Forks, Pocket Knives
Guns and Pistols. Trace and Halter Chains
And-lrons, Smoothing Irons, Waffle Irons
Wafer Irons, Pad, Stock and Knob Locks,
Hand, Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
WOODEN WARE.
A good assortment such as Buckets
Churns, Tubs. Pals, Boxes and Measure.
FURNITURE.
Fancy Cain Seat g. Rush Ruttom Chairs
do do Rocking do
Cl'ildren's high Chairs. Bcd>tcads, Stool,
Willow Cradles Carriages. &c.
SlBLEI d CRAPUN.
Hamburg Sept. 18th 1887 81
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Fresk -Sssphsky

Fresh Sssp2szy
nF White Lead No. l and 2 in oil, do
" do dry, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools.
tirniners, Blenders. White Wash Brushes,
Putty, sand Paper; also Coach Varnish,
Copal FarnisiI No. one and two, Japnn Var
nishI, Black Varnisli, Lint-seed Oil, togetll-
er with other Paints, and dye-stuHs &c. &c
just received at the Edgcfeld Medicine
Store For sale by
E.J. MINIS.
Edgc6eld. Oct. S, If IS
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u CAROLINA.
: EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

A. Af'h H. r Mrs'i vs. Assunrs,r.
NHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dccla-
- ration in my Office, aud the Defendant
having no Wife or Attorney known to be in the
State, upon whom 4 copy of the declaration may
be served, Ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within n year and n
day from this date, or final md absolute udg-
nicnt will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. CT.
Clerks Office, Edgelicld, April 81, 1897 eb IL
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Indian Panacea.
NOTICE..
Notice,

a Ill persons indebted to the Estate of John
IA. Blackwell. deceased, are requested to make
Immediate payment, and Those having der ,1ds
10 present them properly attesied.
G TENANT, administrator.
March 2S I2:H tc9
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DI& SOEUtiOR.

pHNfE Firm heretofore existing under the name
4 Of ODEa Il THOMAS has this day been dis
s,hv"d by mutual consent. All those indebted to
tii' said Firm ARE respectfully requested to call
AMI make settlement with the Subscriber.
GEO. w. THOMAS.
November IL, 1887 ga
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SOUTH CAROLYN

EDGEFJELU D1STKICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. M. Butler, vs. ATTACHMENT,
William Cook. AssUmpsrr.
VENIiE Plaintiff in this case having OH the 9TH
IL day of April, 1887, filed his declaration in
the Clerks Office, and the Defendant having 10
Wife or Attorney, known to be in this State, upon
whom n copy of the said declaration may he scrv-
ed: Therefore ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within Il yea, and
and absolute judgemon, wiiribae' f5Gili1ilF1atfhMai i aw S :
to the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C. c. p.
Clerks Office, April L., 1887 II If
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NOTICE,

"A 5A Persons indebted TO the late Charles
IA. Thomas, deceased, are requested to make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate of said deceased are requested to pre-
scnt item dn!v atlcsted. JAS. +. ADAMS,
Nov ~. lS:H If Administrator
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SOUTH

SOUTH
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
N. X. Butler & Co. VS.. attachment.
John B. Murruh. Assumpst.
FNFIE Plaintiffs having this day filed tac;y
u declaration, and the Defendant Ir,vino
neither wife nor attorney, known to be- j, this
State, ordered, TINT if the said Dcfrudant do
not appear and make his defence. within syear
and n day from this date, final and absolute
Judgment shall be forthwith given and uwtrdcd
tor the said Plaintiffs in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW. e..
clerk's ofhce' Dec. a. 1897 dG145
SOUTH
ABBEVIJLE DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAA d
J.. r. Wilson, g. Co. vs.2 i.
James Davis.
VNHE plaintiffs in this case having ed'
their declaration in my Office, atlibbe.
vile Court House, on the 2lth day ofkiarcb
!: Ordered, tina, the defendant ID plead
thereto within a year and a day, frdi that
date, or Judgment by default will be ra,dered
against him.
JAS. WARDLAW, C.. |. p! .
Clerks Office, May 9, 1897 I'm
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

John p n. Franicr vs. ATTACHMENT.
HE Plaintiff having this day filed hisdcclara
Il ton i'll the above case, and the Defendant
ocins without wife or attorney, known to be within
the State, upon whom copy of said declaration,
with Il rule to plead. could he served: 1t is Or
dcrcd, that the said Defendant do plead to the
said declaration within n year and Il day, from
this date, or Judgment final and absolute will be
given against him.
GEO. POPE, C. C. +.
November 81, 1897 aud ~
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SILK CULTURE.

THE MORUS MULTICAULIS, or the
il Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry,
5000 TREES, Inc produce from
10000 CUTTINGS }las %' sea.en ). ~ wv
The price Of Trees, ,cithout side branches
Under S feet, rs cents each.
Over e and under Z feet 81 cents each,
Over z feet, 50 cents each.
Cuttings-One eye, $35 per thousand,
Three" IS
The Tree is easily propagated from Cuttings
and the growth in the Southern States is more
than double that i'll the Northern, in the same
time. OF the Cuttings I obtained from Prince &;
Son, at Flushing, Long Island, but IL in 100 pro-
duced trees; ofthe Cuttings from them, more than
rs from 100 was obtained, and the height Of them
is from 2 to 10 feet the present year. They should
be put into the ground between this and the LIST
Of April. The above Trees and Cuttings are for
sale by JONATHAN MEiGS,
Augusta, Georgia.
N. B.-They will be carefully packed and sent
to order, on remittance accompanying the order.
Tie Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan g., 1888 GIN so
The Chronicle g. Sentinel, Charleston Courier,
Columbia Telescope, Greenville Mountaincer,
Edgeheld Advertiser, Athens Banner, Milledge-
vile Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Columbus En-
quirer. and Savannah Georgiun, will publish the
above weekly, for two months, and send their
bills to this oifice.-Augusta Constituencies.
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Monux EnOn .Rcude,nu.

YHIfE exercises of this Academy will be re-
sumed under the direction of Mr.. B X.
CAMPBELL, on the second Monday in January
next. Mr.. Campbell has had charge of this In
stitution the past year, and from the able and sue
cessful manner he has discharged his professional
duties, we not only feel gratified, but bound 10
rs an Instructor. This Academy is situated in
Edgefield District. 26 miles N. T.. of the Village,
and is not surpassed for heaItI, by any situation
in the State; and what is equally important to
Parents and guardians, it is entirely removed
from those Iaunts of vice and dissipation, which
too frequently destroy the youthful mind. Those
who send their children or wards to this place,
may rest assured that every possible care will be
taken to improve their morals.
November 81. 1857 d ~
The Columbia Telescope will please give the
above four weekly insertions, and forward its ac-
count to this office.
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case may BE- in lieu Of tho property he lost,
nor any compensation for the same, and be-
supported, if practicable, by the original
valuation list, made by the appraisers OF the
property, at the time the same was taken
into the u. s. service.
All evidence, other than the certificates of
officers. who at the time of giving them,
were in the military service of the United
States, must be sworn to before some judge,
justice Of the peace, or another person duly
authorized to administer oaths, and of
which authority, proof should accompany
the evidence. b. F. BUTLER.
Secretary ofWdr al interim.
Approved. January 25,' 1887.
ANDREW JACKSON,
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
January IS 1887

January IS 1887
RULES IN RELATION TO CLAIMS Provided
for by an act of Congress passed 18th of
January 1887, entitled IAN act to provide
for tho payment Of horses and other pro-
petty lost or destroyed in the military
service of the United States" prescribed
in pursuance of tho fourth section of the
said act.
All claims under the provision Of this act
must be presented at the office Of a Third
Auditor of the Treasury Department be-
fore the end Of the next session Of Congress
and each must be substantiatcd by such G.
violence rs is hereafter designated, with
respect to cases of the class under which, il
falls,
YIRsr CLASS OF CASES.
By the LIST section of the law it is c.
nacled:
THAT any field or staf,or other officer
mounted militiaman, volunteecr, ranger %
cavalry, engaged in the military service OF
the United States since tie 18th of June,
1912, or who shall hereafter be in said SER
vice, and has sustained or shall sustain
damage, without fault or negligence on his
part while in said service, by the loss Of a
horse in battle, or by the loss Of q horse
wounded in battle, and which has died OF
shall die, of said wound, aud being so woun-
ded, shall be abandoned, by order Of his Of
ficer, and lost, or shall sustain damage by
the loss Of any horse by death, or abandon
ment, in consequence of the United States
failingtto supply sufficient forage, or because
the rider was dismounted and separated
from his horse, and ordered to do duty on
foot at a station detache! from his horse. or
when the officer in the immediate command
ordered, or shall order, the horse turned out
to Craze ip tho woods, prairies. or
because the United Stases failed, or shall
fail to supply sufficient forage, and the loss
was or shall be consequent thereon, or for
the loss of necessary equipage in conse-
|quence of the loss Of his horse, as Aforesaid,
shall be allowed and paid the value thereof:
Provided, That if any payment has been or
shall be made to any one aforesaid. for the
use and risk, or for forage after the death,
loss, or abandonment Of his horse, said pay
ment shall be deducted from the value
thereof, unless he satisfy or shall sa,is-
~ the paymaster, at the time he made or
shall make the payment, or thereafter show
by proof, that he was remounted, in which
case the deduction shall only extend to the
time he was on foot. And provided also,
If any payment shall have been, or shall
hereafter be made, to any person above
mentioned, on account Of clothing,to which;
le was rot entitled by law, such paymeu.
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The Lowndcsvillc Academy.

WAS opened on the first Monday of
w the present month, under the SUI
perintcdance of Mr.. JOHN N. YOUNG.
where Pupils will be instructed in the
Greek and Roman Languages and all the
branches of English literature, USUALLY
taught i'll Academies. -
MIR. Young is a graduate of Oxford Col
leSe, Ohio, though a native of this District.
The Trustees of the Institution feel them
selves fully authorised to recommend him
as being well qualified to discharge the du-
ties in which he has engaged. He has not
been long enough from College to become
rusty III the Languages and part of that
time he has been employed in teaching,
ana mas gwen full satisfaction as to his
qualifications. Tho Trustees also have tho
satisfaction to announce to the public. thar
they have engaged Mr.. ABRAHAM GUN
NlNGHAM to teach the lower branches.
and can with propriety recommend him as
a first rate English Teacher, having tried
him two years previously.
The general supervision of the School
will devolvc upon the principal Teacher,
MIR. Young, who, together with the Trus-
tees, Will use every %excrtion to manage tho.
School with that kind of method and disci II
pline which will afford to the Students both
moral and intellectual advantages.
Lowndesville is situated Is miles west Of
Abbevillc village, and near the Double
bridges on Rocky River, on a high, dry and
sandy ridge, with good water and is per-
fectly healthy. There being no s,asnaut
waters, or sluggish streams for some miles
distant. it is therefore out of the reach of
the %noxious ~eifluvia which, is so destructive
to health in many other places Two of
the Trustees have practised physic for many
years i'll the neishborhood. and can speak
knowingly of the superior heaIthfulness of
the place. L~owndcsville is moreover Stu
aztec about five miles distan, from several
valuable mineral springs, which have re,
Gently been purchased by a company who
expect to have preparations in readiness
Tor the reception of %visiters the ensuing
summer; which will afford a valuable ra.
treat for a few weeks, to any whose ~consri-
tutions may require it. Good boarding can
be had in the village and in ncighborR6od,
at quite convenient distances, on reaseina-
bIn arrpp tf
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.biliOuS Pills.

"A re the cheapest and most approved
~ Family Medicine ever offered to the
public. They are extremely mild in their
operation, neither causing sickness of the
stomach, nor any unpleasant sensation in
the system, as is too frequently the result
from medicines given to act upon the bowels
They act specifically upon tie Liver, when
in a torpid condition, carrying offlarge guam
titles of bile, through the influence Of the ex-
cement function, which if suffered to remain
in the system, would produce either Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fe-
yer and Ague, or some other g~rcvious bedi-
~ atfiiction. In all cases of torpor of tine
bowels, they act like a charm. In recent
cases of Dyspepsia, they arc acertain cure.
Many persons who were subject to violent
attacks OF sick headache, have heen much
benefited and several perfectly cured in a
lew weeks, by the use Of these pills. Fee
males, in the most delicate situation, can
use them without mourning any risk. Per
sons going to sea-, or TO n Southern climate,
should by all means take some of these uills
with them. Their virtues will remain un-
impaired for years in any climate. No
family shonld be without these pills: n po7-
ton OF them, taken occasionally, would he
the means 0fprcventing much suffering from
sickness. 1t is from neglect of keeping up
a regular pcristallic action of the bowels,
thus suffering to be absorbed aud mingled
with the blood, unassimi!atcl fluids, tina
most diseases are produced.
DIR. p. feels confident that no person who
gives these pills a fair trial, will ever after
feel willing to be without them.
The testimony of thousands speaking in
the highest terms of the efficacy olthcsc pills
might be added, bat the very high reputa-
tior Or p. has acquired rs the inventor of
the "Patent Vegetable Medicine Sioma-
chico HePaticr," for the cure of Dyspepsia
or Liver complaints is thought Il sufficient
guarantee 10 those wishing II make trial of
their virtues. They contain not a particle
of Mercury. or any ingredient that does NOT
az, in harmony with health, aud oppose dis
ease. Each box containing 40 Pills. Price
50 cents. For sale by f. J. MINIS.
At The ElgcteM Medicine Store.
June ], 1887 If II
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--.,ly and Miss Rcbecca Chapman
uvtn uf whom have been engaged with the ex-
press provision. that each of their Schools should
be limited to q certain number. Mr.. LesIy's
School will be confined exclusively to Classical
students, and a separate building provided for the
English department, which will also be limited,
and under the same regulations. Mr.. William
G. Moragne, late a graduate of our College, will
take Charge Of the English School.J No Studio
need apply Tor admission into any of The SchooN
unless they are recommended by n good mora
character, aud if coming from OTHER schools, !
certificate will be required, if not personall
known by the Teacher or some of the Trustees
The Musical department, in the Female School
will be continued under the care of Miss f. ~
Anderson, of Charleston.
1t is therefore to be hoped that OH combining a
the circumstances connected with the Institutions
that they will not be permitted to fall short of nh
number required to fill them up.
RATES OF TurrIoy.
For the lower branches o fEnelish So 90 pr SeA.
" the higher do do IL co "
" the Classics, IL 90 "
I" Music 20 90 ("
/" the Ornamental branches, IL 90 "
Good boarding can be obtained from Eight to
Nine Dollars pei month.
II. C.. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
Woodville, Abbevilie Dis, Dec 2, 1887 h44
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Lexington E'~mac Academy.

Mu RS. NJ. NJ. ADDISON, will resume her
1vH- duties rs Principal Of this Institution, on
:he first Monday in January next.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per Quarter, $40 90
Washing lf.Xtra) 3 90
Music on Piano Forte, extra IL 90
Use of Piano, 900
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Reading. Spelling & Writing, per quarter 4 90
The above with Arithmetic, Biography
and Grammar, s 90
TIE above with Ancient and Modern His
tory. Mythology. Rhetoric aud Logic. 6 90
Need.ework (cX.ra) 9 90
a competent assistant is engaged. Every ut
tcntion will be paid to the morals and manners of
those young Ladies who may be entrusted to tue
care of the Principal.
PAYMENTS to be made quarterly in adrance.
DccS Il as
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EdgeGcld Male Academy.

VIHHE Trustees of this Academy have the
Il pleasure of announcing to the Public, that
they have engaged the services Of Mr.. CuRREIL
as Principal for the coming year. They have no
hesitation in expressing the confident oIan.un.
from the very high testimonials which have lsen
exhibited, that he is u gentleman Of el.i,ald
qualifications and fully entitled TO the liberal ia
tronage of the community.
The terms of Tuition are $3.50 CTS. per Guar
ter, for English, and $40 for Classical Scholars
payable in advance.
WHIT. BROOKS. /.
Dec 81, 1887 u47
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IA sNS 49,
Morris, Mrs. Frances
Morris, Sidney
McC IAN, Vim. T..
Martin, Jane
Martin, VIM.
Mayson, G. w.
Mobiles, Jarrett
p
Paget, M. NJ. 9
Prescott Den.
Perry E. w. Esq.
Parks g. Barker.
Philips Rev. JOS.
Pasy VIM.
Pruitt Is. J.
r.
RAISER Benz.
Rabourn Nj rs. Sarah
Riddlehover Geo.
Kabourn J. w.
Rotton David.
Rogers Ii. A.
S.
Settle Edw.
Scott Mrs. Vinars 2
Stephens Jeremiah
Stone, Jesse
SeigIer, Mrs. M.
Sharpton. Alex.
Stuart, Thos.
II
Terry, James
Taylor. Mrs. Martha
Thomas, Geo.
Thorn, VIM. B.
Taylor, M.
w
WEIGH, Rev. Jas. E.
Wilson, Uriah NJ.
Witt, Martin
Williams, Butler
West, Brooks David
or the Clerk nf The
Court
Wightman, Mr..
Witt, J. Moore
Wallis & Frazier.
+. FRAZIER, P. NJ.
50 C 4S
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NEW DRY GOODS AND
STORE.

TTNHE Undersigned having removed TO the
81 Upper tenement of the new Brick range,
next below the Ware House of Stovall, Sim
mons & Co., are now receivinga fresh and gem
eral assortment of
DRY GOODS, SHOES, s. GROCERIES,,
recently purchased at the North, chiefly for Cash,
at reduced prices, all of which they offer low;
and respectfully invite a call from those who may
be in market, believing that such inducements
will be offered, rs to secure n liberal share of the
patronage Of the bubble.
STOVALL e. HAMLEN,
augusta, Ga. Sept. 8, 1887 BIN 81
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Adamss DR.. J. F.
Behannon, Mrs. J.
Butler, VIM. nj.
Butler, Erwin
Burns, Mrs S.
Burton, Nat. 9
Blackwell, r.
Bridwell, Johnson
Bussey, Emberson
Boswell, Miss f.
Bonham, NJ. l..
Burt, Mrs. S.
Berry & Duncan,
Baker, Benz.
G.
Carpenter, A.
Cogburn, J. Nj.
Coatny, Patrick,
Couch, Sarah
Cook, VIM. sen.
E
EuInill, Mr..
Edison, Martin
+
Fuller, r. Alsa
q
Jennings, B. S.
Griffin. Snowden,
Grogg, VIM.
Carrot, Hester
Gaines, Mrs. Eliza
II
H~alsonhack, D.
Hicky, Thos.
Harrison, John
Hatcher, Is. w.
Holmes, J. b.
Havind, Catharine
Holmes. Anderson.
Holmes, Mrs. Wyet
J g. l.
Joiner, r. B.
Lee, w. NJ.
NJ
McLendon, Brittol
Me- %ollough, J. G.
, Martin, David
Jan. 4. 1888
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Execu,ive nepart1nent,
CoLuMB1A, January 10 1888

COLUMBIA, January l6 1888. 14
In pursuance of a resolution adopted by
the Legislature at its late session, Col:W.
f. Martin has been appointed to collect the
claims Of citizens Of this State for losses
incurred in the Florida Campaign. Ho will
be at Varennes, Anderson district, on Mon
day, the 9Th February. for Capt. Picken's
company.
As to the othor Districts, notice will be
given hereafter.
AL claimants are required to attend at tho
place appointed, at 8 o'clock on the morning
of the first day.
For public information, the Resolutions
referred to are annexed.
The act Of Congaess on the some subject
is also published. Claimants will DO pre-
pared with,,evidence. in conformity TO the re-
QUESTIONS of that act, or, if such cannot be
procured, as nearly as may be practicable.
The officers of the companies concerned
will extend this Information without delay.
and afford TO Colonel Martin all necessary
cooperation. p. M. BUTLER.
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Historical COLLECTIONS Of =. Carolina.
BY Il. X. CARROLL.
TyNlllS York is now ready for delivery to Sub.
Il. scribers at the Store Of c Il. Do,rd, in this
place. A few extra copies for sale.
November, 1887 If 3
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List or Letters.

EMAlNlNG III the Post Office 1T Edge
~ field c.. House, on the lst January, 1888
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DRUGS, OILS sc.

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Il tcntion Of Mcrchants, Planters. Physicians
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