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EasScaic!d Village Female
Academy.

PEVilf exercises Of this institution will
-. rc-coinlncncc on Monday: the first
day OF January 1888. The Rector informs
TIC community, that he has engaged. as his
assistant Tor the next year, Miss Stark. la,c
OF The Female Collegiate institution. of
Troy New York. OF this lady, Mrs. VIII
lard, the prlnci pal Of TINT Institution thus
writes: i rcc%comiEcn MSS Stark freely &.
iully, as regards all the necessary rccuisi,cs
OF AN excellent tcacl.er.' With ,bc ussis-
talcc of this lady and Of Mr.. Bacon in
TIC m'is:c"! department, all the ornamental
branches of Drawing, Painlin-. Needle
""fh. g. music VIII &c Taught i'm Ills instr
tniion, together with the solid branches here
'ni'rc taught. boarding. can he obtained in
INC mouse "i 'hc!tcctor for twenty pupils, q
III nriShhourins private houses to any cy-
.e'it desired. 1t is particularly desirable,
lha' those who intend to place ,l.ci. child
rem IN this Institution for lie next wear.
should 40 SO III the fiat week of the omen.
Ing OF the school in January; as. in ,hot
week the classes will be formed for tho
"lo!e system to IFS ouc-arion
Oh Monday Of the second week.
The school room is provided will, fir,
places anu hrcs to make it comfortable il,
winter, and the hours Of instruction are IN,
same In thar season as in the summer. :,
that the advantages for study in The winner
will be equal 10 those in the summer.
Prices in the solid branches and mus;cE
the same next year rs this. For DRAWING
and Painting SIS per quarter: For Needle
work Sc. Payments ruarcrl, in nLva,rc.
w, H.JOliNSON, Rector.
EIgcfcld Nov. rs, 1897. ~
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Collie Mixture.
above is ucy,r c,;i,.

VIZ "po'e Is incrcr failing remedy for Tim;
- saflciy OF colo, 50 distressing to ~I.:an,s.
ana i"r which, the most INJURIOUS ;~noiy,c snb,
stances are too commonly .ivcn. Ii is s,t. and
S'"tlm'i@' and instead OF producir. cos.;yc,css, i,
usually operates gently on the bowels.
Ills remedy has now been used Gu, soor,,
ycnEI' WIFI TINT success ans! appreciation, Which
,,'''ck medicines made to sell. cnn,o, cu,n,,..,,J
IT. extensively nscd nv the best rIrs;";n'. -.
TIC I"''h:r!y, and 70 Use the language Of m,rv -
nionri, "rl+ as IL charm. Nhilr il, ai!nys the
pan, and lnils the child to resi-. !; dors ,n, nv
behind 1t those unpleasant symptoms. wh;ch
d iia,."''', hm., h"'SHa.s Drops, &c generally pro-
and certificates Of lis efficacy Gf rrGrir,.dI en-, rI hc
nrnH,,csa from III" most Respectable c:;izens nf
|aro'''r IND Georgia. For sa!c bv N'N'"' VI
h ijVl1 tWf ! nnG:unmsoN Mgss,g.
:ilACkETT. Hcuai-to, T. IN
~, DR. :; J. MINIS, EdgcfoW CHI
IF
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i"e Traveller Dog.-DAsm is q native
of linnovcr Country. Virgini.-was carried
TO Boon County, Kentucky, the Fall of
CD, bctwecn two and three hundred miles
of tho way by water, on board n Stcam-
boat. lie remained apparently satisfied
with the family that carried him three weeks
after their landing, when he suddc..,y dis
appeared, and i'll eighteen days arrived at
the place of his nativity, having, travelled n
distance ofsix hundred miles. i few weeks
after his return to Virginia, lie was again
carried back TO Kentucky, where he re-
manned quietly and apparently satisfied for
two years, when he again left his home in
Kentucky, and in twcnIy-cight DAYS was NJ
the above named place in Hanover.
N. Is. What perhaps renders the last fri,
more SINGULAR is, that he left his home cioh,
days before his owner, who was about 10 vis;,
Virginia on business.
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10. LNAv LNA MN-
The ordnance and armssat Fort Gratfot
oro IN the same condition, guarded ~ a
slnslesuperannnatcd Sergeant!
The Patrio,s are receiving volunteers
from all parts of .our; State: Even the in
terror IS ,scrding in it's quota. There is no
doubt that they will muster at least 500
men on Fighting Island Tomorrow. The
! canadians hive, to oppose these. $50 draf-
fed militia and two companies Of volunteer
negroes. There will be u baitle in a day or
two. i'll am not marched of. 10 Dearboi-
vile I'll give you the earliest Information.
BUFFALO, Jan2 90.
The schr. Savannah cleared at Buffalo
for Dunkirk on the 18th inst. aud was pre-
pairing to sail on the same evening, when in
formation having been given to the collector
that she was destined to take a large num-
Der of men from some place in tho vicinity.
he had her seized.
We learn verbally from Buffalo, as late
us Saturday evening, that the steam boat
United States was about to leave that port
for Detroit, with more or less of tile Navy
Island force, (and probably their arms, &c.
a!so) hut that Gen. Scott had given the par
ties notice that he should fire upon tho boat
If the enterprise was started.
Rumo"s are rife in relation to tho move
3nen,s at Detroit and that vicinity; but we
hear nothing Notwithstanding Indeed rhut
can be altogether relied upon.
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H>esFs es:tRl' Gotham Sen,,

S'i;r Subscriber oilers for sale :,Lout Ox.
20 iii",..Sn Bushels Of PETIT GULT
NV, Fed the product of an I'M
i"3t'''". "i.ect from the Hills OF Petit Gu,f m
ls"'. Also: a few bushels imported from ,,a
same p:ace the last year. This SeaI l,, La ""v
s!'til';iy selected from tic cariy and best mr., NJ
''e itSt YEAR crop. Price ori':c io-,c, n5r 49,.
ana ire latter 30 cents per btsl,cI. E,r,, .n,nr
ra.'oii m,i*i DC made at his residence or lJnn,nn ~"
. UrIe H., i.HSeite!d District. OH the Stare Rnnd,
Creek Meeting Horse and Mani t tn.G i."t,' :;
yatoS ron The road, on the ,igLt s;In .6;un
down 10 Hamburg. ""' gong
Jan 30. 1873 "Aiio.
Inc Grecnville Mountaincer and p.ndr.,o,
:n'*Scnsef are requested TO give the piryr 80, -
flee for payment. "'''''' 10 ':''' VI
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motive may bring amonse,us to plumber us
of our property.
E~yEcuTt w 0rrYcr Coru, G n |

motive unay bring amongus to plunder us
of our property.
EXEcuTIv We OFrIcE, CobUMprA, s. G.
Januury 22d 1888.
The petition ofsundry citizens of Edge
held District, praying for tho iuterpositfion
oil the Executive in the case Of one James
Reed, now under sentence of death for the
crime of Negro Stealing: is received.
The very respectable character of the
Petitioners and the deep interest they ap-
pearlo take in the fatc of the unfortunate
prisoner, place tho Executive in a position
extremely delicate and painful. But pri-
rate feeling must give way to official duty.
The pardoning power has not been created
for the indulgence of individual sympathies,
but only TO soften the unintcutional rigor
of the law when the strict construction of
the letter is incompatible with the humans
~ of its spirit.
The awful penalty Of Death is annexed
by legislative sanction to The crime of which
the prisoner stands convicted. 1t is not for
the Executive by ndiscrimina,e clemcncy
TO abrogate the law nor does it appear
t1at INC case OF the prisoner l., in any re-
spect, other than the law con,emplatcs.
Inc verdict of the Court has not been
called i'll question !; no doubt or i,npcrGec-
wv NiuSi HIS uccN suggested {:
the good character given to the prisoner
ny distant friends is met by proof of calcu-
laiinS and deliberate crime. II wa, in the
discretion of the Jury. with tho case fully
before them, to recommend the prisoner to
mercy. This they have no, done nor has
any thing been since a~llcdged in mitigation
of his guilt.
But, even if these considerations were
not Imperative. tho punishment proposed
by the petitioners would he but the mockc-
ry OF a punishment. II would be nothing
more than to send back the convict to his
friends abroad who lave declared him an
innocent and injured man in spite of the
solemn Judgement of our Courts. We
would further incur tho responsibility of
letting loose a dangerous citizen Into Il sister
State.
For his unhappy family the deepest COM
mlseration is felt: but it is hoped that the
sympathy SO strongly expressed for the
unfortunate victim OF the law will not he
slow to tighten the affections of his dcpcu-
dant relatives
Tho prayer Of thc Petitioners is not gran
ted. PIERCE NJ. BUTLER.
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Every day we have to rcgrc, more and
more the apathy which exists in The South
upon tile s'IIjcct ofhcr peculiar Institutions.
SO long have VIC tolerated the interference
OF the AholitiOnists, that we are now dis
posed % regard it as a matter of course
and are becoming fast blinded to the in
creased power and numbers which every
day brings along with it. Words, which -
Jews years ago would have kindlcd one
general flame throughout the Slave holdipo
Stn,es, constitute now the eyerv
day cant of thousands in other sections. and
efforts which but a little while hack would
havo certainly produced Disunion, are now
viewed with Il charity and iorbearancc even
~ Southern men. most remarkable. Rein,
of thai humber who believe that the cause
OF Slavery is losing ground, we would feel
'hat we were fai'h!ess to cur trust, if we did
MOI, reluctant as it may he, make the con.
iession. We see nothing in the signs of the
times, which is calculated to give us ~sccuri-
ty. The spirit of Aholitionism is fapi ily
~ ihSICuSt. ttlS Il ldtal error to believe
'hat is confined 10 a few contemplate ari-
tators, and old women aud children. Whole
communities, Sovereign States themselves
arc in the ranks against It's, and nothing
short of instant, vigorous and concentrated
action on the part Of the South can save
us. IL is not a time for mild measures
We have nearly Lost every thing by our
moderation, and if we suffer ourselves Ion.
ger to be c%ajoled by honcyed words. and
dcccitful promises, destruction must soon
come upon us. The world should know
that the very ins,an: Congress took upon
itSc!i to abolish Slavery in the District of
Columbia, or do any thing else affecting
the great interests Of the South, the Union
should be dissolved. We care no, in wba,
form this declaration is made, whether in
Convention of the Slave holding States, or
ny tho respective Legislatures. All tina,
we care about is, that it should be done.
most solcmnly done, and that Instantly,
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TIL HORSE
ULIIFIER

WILL Stand the e%nsuinr S.. ss, IT
sv thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty
Doi'ais the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, AT tho plantation of Cap,ain
"iiiiam H.. Mays, -four miles below EdrcI,
hcio Court House, on the Stage road lead.
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation fo,.
r , ana attention to mares will be maJe.-.
'"cy VIII nc pasiured and fed on grain. If.
,c1"'rcd,) ut twenty-five cents rer d,v-
accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. MT tb,
'l:H o. Tue owners although every attention
will be raid TO prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLlF1EH, is a beautiful Eav. bona.
s",ncly marked with a delightful cont of
hi''r' which sllews his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of Tho
greatest power, substantially and strength.
ne WI be eight years old this sprinc-is
i"'' oha',ds high having superior size, largo
n"ics' aud is as well muscclIcd as any other
rorsc' IN Tins or any country, aud has rs
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make uv
Il company OF hive mares, and become re-
sP"ns'pie LOT the payment will have tho
pr1vilcscof putting them Z, twenty-five dol.
The Season will commence the fifteenth
wv " III tlc tCIlID Ol .Jlllc.
FIFTY cents to the groom in every instance
Performance Of .NuNifer's Colts.
NULLiFiER'S COLTS arc now ruu.
nI11 as well RS any colts in this country.
Onihe Norfolk course, Spring term 1887.
Jane it"wleu by Nullificr, three wears DID,
beat The owecPstakc race, mile heats win
nln2 the first and second heat, Time J min
o. scc:-l min. 80 sec. Sec Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 17G.
On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. II. Johnson's b. {. bv Null.
tier three years old. run Sweepstakes. two
mile heats, for. which four other colts of tho
hest stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nnlliticr's colt, but size was second
hest, aud contested the race most ea,lan,Iv.
Inc last heat is pronounced very inlcrcs-
i:n% AMI the best heat during the week. SEQ
L. Reg. Nov. 1887 p $50.
On the Union e.. y course, Fall meeting
Antoinctic by Nulliicr. won The Sweep
stakes tor three year Odds, two mile heats,
winning the two frs, heats. Sec Am T,
Reg. Nov. 1887 p. $50
Feb. l, 1888, IF 80
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We arc requested to publish tho follow

we are requested to publish tho follow
ing reply of Ills Exccllency, to the Petition
OF u portion OF our citizens, for the pardon
of James Reed, who is now under sentence
OF death for Negro Stealing. However
much wo may regret the fate of the unfor-
tunaIe Prisoner, it must DO apparent to all
Thai he is the worker Of his own sad dcs-
tiny, and that the Governor in withhold
ing his cicmency, has acted from the highest
and hottest considerations of public duty.
Let ii be a solemn caution to alI, whom
the love of gain, fana,ical zeal or any othc.
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Administrators. ss.pc

NA7ui. be so!l on Thursday the 18Th
w dayof February next. III ,~,ela,c rrs;.
dcncc Of Matthew Dalton, deceased .;,r,
ted on tic Martiniown road, two miles ,m,,
il hall from Hamburg, &. c.. ten likely Ne
grocs, consisting Of men, wo,nc.. bows on,I
girls, also The Stock. Household & Kitchrn
Furniture Of said deceased. Terms of s,l.
Il credit until the 2j:i, day of DccemL.r
next. Purchasers to give their notes viii
two or more approved securities. and g.
nlent OF the purchase money.
NJ. GRAY, 4da'r.
Jan %, 1888 Il 30
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! EDGEF1ELD MALE %ND FEMALE AcApE-
MlEs.-Ihese Academies arc uowj:n. sue
cessiul operatien; the former under the
direction of Mr.. CurrGjl, the latter Of the
hev. DR.. Johnson. We refer to the re-
spcctivo advertisements in our sheet, and
take great pleasure in recommending them
to the Public. The Male Academy has
opened under the most favorable auspices,
anu the excellent Female Seminary bns
coini9enced Tic year with its facilities great
~ intrcascd.
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Office.

Wiz. undersigned Intending 10 be absent
q if"'n tins state and The State of Soul',
carolina, alter The lst of April next, re-
quests ,'';'' amy claims against him may DO
Ia'ae" III L" Ohm Il. Guicu. Augusta,
Richard Anderson, South Carolina -, f.,
himself. And he rcque,.s those nc,;u>,
whom he has claims TO settle them VIII
the two named persons or will, himself
before he sets out.
JOHN BURGESS, son.
Augusta. Jan. 2S, i23S ac -
The Edgcicld Advertiser will publ, h ,,,o
above for three mouths and send occn,,nt
to The Augusta Consli'u.ionalist office.
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From The ALLanu Arous.

FROM TIE FRoNrIER.-The scene of
operations seem now to he transferred
from Navy Island to the upper part of lake
Eric-to Detroit, Maiden &c. Ourlast adj
vices from that quarter arc via Toronto
The Patriot Of the 10Th contains Detroit
dates OF the 18th, four days later than re-
ceivcd from Detroit.
The Detroit Post contains the official dis
patches addressed by Thos. J. Switzerland
'Briaade General Of the Patriot army u.
C." 10 "Gen. Van Rcnsacler, commander
rrehi&r~&c giving account Of the move
menls in that quarter. They are dated at
Bois Blanc, U. G.. ON the 10th and I1,h ult.
Tho first dispatch states that Sutherland
FUND himself OH the 7th. Sat the hcnd of n
Very respectable aud gallant force" with
Which on the 9th he landed at Bots Blanc
lsiitnd. under cover of the guns mnunted
OIL n small schr. captured the Island, pull
Ell 'qown the cnemy's flag aud hoisled the
Patriot tri color. The British force, o
sist1ng principally Of Negroes and Indians,
fedt on the first fire, leaving most of their
camp eqnipaSe. a large quantity Of ammu-
nitIn, &c.
Nhe second despach details tho loss of
the Schooner with her throe pieces Of artillery
};wo skies and one nine FOUNDER, n small
quantity Of ammunition and l3 persons, m-
Guiding ''Theller, Col. Brophey, of tile en-
E"rH"s" 1t seems that in the attempt to
moor the schooner, so us ,o'u;nqs ,ser glIns
TO bear upon a scow-builts loop that was pr,
pairing, as was supposed, to attack Bots I
sland, she run aground, parted her cable
and finally drif,ed over to the British side
and within gun shot of the force there, ant
was fired into until and after she had surren.
dered.
The "despatclics" included also three pro.
clamarions bv Switzerland. addressed to tht
Patriot Army of U. Canada" and ..Te
the deludcd supporters of British tyranny
!. in u. Canada.
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NS'sESE;.

a. ikAfE!o From '!ic Stable Of the Smbscri
~ Der. OH the night of the .gih Noyr,nLrr l,t
Il hra"'iiii! hry MiHE, about fourteen and :, init.
hands high: h'r right eye is ont. though, j, caI,rni
ha perceived wi;iioni close examination no o,hnr
na,k rcco:!" led. Any information corr,r,,i,,,
said Mare v i'll br thankfully received, and viii b.,
compensated by the Subscriber.
w. u. MERINvETHEE
Hamburg S. c. Jan IL, IS39 f5l
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Editor acknowledges paw

The s1ssttor acknowledges pay
men, from the following persons,
For 1887.
A Wallace, \. Watson. J Gricc. WIN
Roi,rr,lon, b Addison, Thos. c Mathis
linz, J.von, Dowde and Goodc, r G. Gr,ain,
Ch,s ,.tmar, j Richardson, " w Ciri.cr,
W;l,v Ilarrisson, f.. Burr, Jas Harris, VIM
.U,rJ,iB. Hatcher.
~ For 1898.
Joc, curry. d ID Hrunson, r z Johnson.
! + S%c,,ci!, John IL Hughes. ID LMounce.
.Juhn curry, benjamin Minis. Shc.nuei
N~ic,ol>oh, Is y Wallace, Seth Butler, WIN
Traylor, !amcs Tonipkins, Elias L;:sroon,
John G,,nnilli"n, Daniel Holland, John
ch;ics Dr Thomas. w Ill Burns. Wn,
rrn;h,o ARENAS Watson, WIN Walker.
YIN lr ,mson, CT Gondwin, Wm Frazier.
4 VvinG!Ii. Il NJ Blocker. james Griffin,
Vincent Griffin llartwc.l J Wash, Vim
[cor Nr' Cn!brcath. James Maynard, VIM
3 Jo,,nscn, Stephen G Terry, Matthias Ar
Ills, q Towlcs, Geo Pore, & IL Lindsey.
Luxe C,'lhrca'h, Ezra G. I'alhcrt. Joseph
Rcorl;, John Ii IlolIingsworlli, Dinmcdc
unIl;nos,voriii, Ahram lki!trcasc, .Jno +
Kilcreasc, Andrew Hammond, Henry G.
Turnor las Dorm, Wan CuIbrea,h, T,os
II Niynn, VIM Daniel, RicIinrd Ward, "
" Gc;,or, VIM Carson. III Lou.
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look at ,E'ssEs,

VII. subscriber offers for sale his tract
OF Land. within two and a half miles
:" % Eneeileld Village. and adjoining lands Of
ID: MINIS and G. }. Glover. The truc, ron.
'aihs "o R"Hdrsd .!crrs. II not disnosc,J
% AT P:Ivate sale previous TO the FIRST Man.
LAY IN My it will on that day be sold to The
highest bidder. '"'" ~ III
Feb 5. 1898. or,r
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We have received the annual Catalogue
of the Trustees, Faculty and Students of
the South Carolina College. 1t is matter
for rejoicing that this much cherished In-
siitution, is now in u most fourishlns con
dition. The number of Students amounts
to 1853; Seniors 80, Juniors %. Soplomores
40, Freshmen SO.
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Royal Uit.-Gcorgc III. was.,hc special
patron of DR. Hcrschcl, and now and then
condcscen1ed to visit him. While the Dr..
was constructing his large celestial tclcscope
The king called one day along with one of
The bishops TO see tho instrument, which was
lying on lis side, and wide enough to admit,
n person to walk into with little STOPPING
The bishop wished to follow, but his Ma.
.les'y insisted that he should in this case
lead: 60 on. said he, go on, and shew me,
MS you are in duty hound, the way to hca-
ven.
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lAIkR-ERoI EUROPE.

NEw-IoRK, Jan 25.
by the arrival this morning of the packc,
9 lip Garrick, Capt. Palmer, from Liver
: pool, December, 9Th we are in possession
of London papers TO the 46th and Liverpool
o the 10th ut.
rlle-afleirs Of Canada were occupying much
IF the public attention in England, and in
Fic debates on the subject. with regard 10
fhe appointment Of Sir John Colhnrne, as
IGovernor Of Canada, we find the following
lin the London papers Of the 15,h.-.In the
Ilouse of Commons on Wednesday, Mr..
Leader begged 10 ask the noble lord the
Secretary for the Home Department a oucs-
ton rclatingto Canada He begged TO know
whether Lord Gosford was coming home.
and whether he had resigned or had been
recalled, and whether any successor had
been appointed, and who lie was? Lord
John Russell; Lord Gosford had for some
time requested leave to resign, and an order
had been sent out from tho government
stating that he might be sent home. The
government of that colony consequently
slevolvcd upon Sir John Colbornc, and no
successor had rs yet been appointed. Mr..
Leader begged 10 ask whether any procla-
nation had been issued against public meet
ings in l.. Canada? Lord ]. Russell: There
have been procIamations regarding infringe
ments of the law generally, but not against
public meetings specifically.
The London money market presented no
material change. Consols 90 rs for ar
count; 1884 cash. No later adviccs from
tho United States had been received IN
England.
LONDON, Dec. II.
Col. Arthur has been knightcd and oh
tanned the lofal rank Of Major General in
Canada. Sir'Gcorge Arthur leaves town
shortly for his government Of Uppcr Cana.
do. Tho King ofllanovcr has named Baron
Mnncllauscn 10 he his minister at The Courr
of our gracious Queen.
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SOuTaH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Henry MuoSSs 'na
Eleanor Moo.
John Bamsh,' iW.t"r lcronm and
Admir- NJ ind. Moorc Settlement.
VIM WigEnrIan
and wife, alt.;o ncis
HI appeai""s ,h i" my satisfaction that -
n lIarknclc, ~ S's'rr OF The defendant, Ann
Wishtman, sne IS awe. resides beyond the
limits of this n"''' on nho'inn OF t'riilin. com
plainan;s soil W. oi"'f'a mat The said -
Hardness. DID, ;IIP.", ana plead answer or de
mur in tL;s TLili within three months from tne
pubIic,tion ~ this order, or thai the said bill he
i,knn nror a,,7 esSo against her.
y j. TERRY, ccE
Feb Z, 1882 G'l
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With the present number commences the
third Volume ofour Paper. A goodly por-
ton Of Shin Plasters will ensure its COM
pletion. To those of our Subscribers who
have come SO promptly to our relief, we
tender our thanks, & hope, that Others see
ing their good deed, may do likewise.
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W5CE.

EVAKEN Up on Thursday morning. on Horse
z Creek. about . miles from Augusta, Ga. n
very large dark bay Horse. his right eve on,. I,s
II white spot on his forehead. Il small white spot
on his back, switch tail and black Ices. rY.r
owner is requested To conc forward. prove uyon-
city, pay expenses and take linn away.
RUDOLPH CARTER.
Sepi23, 1877 ur3I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-08

A joint Resolution has been introduced
into the Kentucky Legislature, recommend.
ing the Hon. Henry Clay for the Prcsiden-
cy, and expressing a wish for a National
Wing Convention.