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= TITE OF IUI7STINI-Frst Julr:lul Dis
tr'ct C~nrt Job, May Foster His Creditors
and tn. editors "i l'eVearx 4 Foster. The credit
ors OF lIn Way Foster and If .,eVenuA 4 Foster are
nefehV h"lhri I" nppear IN open court Saturday,
ne -3il III IA ~ ut IL clock shrw car Sc iftuy
they have why sud Jnn Aat Foster should not have
'he ben 'ht Of lie laws lie fer the relief of nsoven
'"hl"rs in actual custody; Caswe mud Brand i.s1rs
are uproined To represent the absent red.orS in this
case.
BY order the court this Sd December 1885,
Heri-3titdiNr T. EpI;Lt \t DIV l'luk
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LOUISIANA INSTIrT1.rE

| LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
WIS IhsiIint IN Tor the education of v,unp. pent,e
men; WI g" into opcrafionon the first Of Octn.
" III Tue basement story # tin. Methodist Church
ST." OF CnronselcI an, Po,lras under tho drec,;n
oii &c inderd'@ned who has occupjcd thc chn;r ~,
ie'nacS IN several Cole rs Of the ncrth and ,L
sa graduate OF one of the most celebrated unver-;t;e
Of nrope. ''N' UNIV SUE
nc course Of studies To he pursued in this seminary
"li be comprclenled III the fol owing divisions VIZ:
4, ihe f.rgslr department, en,!rac,ur nu I'm,
~ che' OF thorough and accomplished English ed
The clnsscnl department, conprelcndur the
taih ana Greek languages
- Tue department modem la7guage., in which
YIN ne taught the. French, Spanish and German Ian
EF% J. he nnthem icll and philosophy al drpart,sen,
"enehh'ng Algebra, ''c"nc'ry, the two Trigonon,
W WIN Their lrnetica, Application to Suryeyin,
tNaF sht"'i, \sononv, &c. Natural philu,nnl,v ,,j
~. TE,cnine Glasses in the Modern uuoungns u;I
ne flIrd aud attended to from the st t,c,oucr
\ Z JIIADDERAlANN, A NJ.
RErERENCEs:
GIBSON ESQ.
Jackson. ~ |o''"S''
DR. ca LrZENBERG,
&c DUNCAN Esu,
!NH;'inlSON Esq. New Orleans,
'ep25-iS3T
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Weekly Prcss.-We, the Undersigned ngrce to ils
sly the above conditions as fur they npplical j..
weekly panera.
(SisnaL9 A. B. LAWRENCE <
5&N No subscriptions taken for less ,hnn mu lis
I.ot;e.s must, in III cases, be post paid. z
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"a toEiS-76 bales kcrscys,
~ Oils barrels Tanners OIL
gs5l S 10 caSks winte, OIL
IA I 40 casks l strained do
sa'eb If r:,,E' 'or
8M d7 "a c'
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ClcrksNfi e Dec. I5:l, 1873.

IMPORTANT TO MASH ENS OF II EAM BOATS
1 The subscribers have in store few barrels OF
illuminated Peat, ne" article LATE y nyen,ed IN New
York. A tcw barrels of this Peat wasp on board the
Gient Western on her last tri lie Ger ia Ell that
the result ui tn, trial has salts led hi that 100 .hs OF,
Peat ,,,uA IN 81 lbs :" Coo AMI tina, in case
"hcrs there j. difficulty in gen aiing krei ing t,
& q head of ~,,aI this iuei ~ d. prrsuir. he d.
,cto,S ui the Great u c"tern ID led the purchase
400 hrs t the of HE sAi, whc. pat On buaro
on her last dc arturo.
For Il trial, apply S LOCK & Co.
No Front l.cvac ST
NB-Bu , brS at II time can suv he delivered to
steam boat, until we get further supply which
will b, IN II lew .ys.
deco 81. & Co
TK<Un;KS ISLAND SALr-3 500
Salt, landing from burk Bohemia
Levi.
Q3 ct
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References.
IT. Sa,t"r, Fsr. Mr. Cuban, + McAlpin, Esq.,, Ii.
h'nhy, III Mob lie, / Taylor, z p Rea ESQ, in Np,,.
Orleans. ~"
S--A letter bag, To receive comnunc ATOMS for
perso AT the bo.e hole, is placed ut Geo Whman's
Office, 81 st Charles Each nee.
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CO-IAKTNE,RSHIp NI7TICE.

COMPREHENSIVE N1ITICE.
i HE under>i gned have this dav formed co-part-
ners ip ior the transaction of General Cutnl,s.
sion and Forwarding business, in this City, under the
firm OF SHALL Il EnuwN, AID have taken the new
brick store, NO. 96, Ma aze >t'es rur Pnyras 81.
GEORGE SHALL, in.
Rcler@Mrs: JAMES BROWN.
Strt-" Il Avery, Whi,iug & : turk,
Walton n W iosart, B gar, Il
Iiuw thorn. Thuyer u Gu. W u.s.
ter n shall. New ORLEANS.
Crockett l. Shurj'leg,l. John Fairfield
Il co., Walker, Emerson g. CO.,
Griggs g. Chickcring, BosroS.
c q n ' ? %"',srS \ ( GO" 60. Philadelphia.
W VIII" t nS Js"r~e & CO. puzA"ry1re
Edgrrtnu .. '. y ,'''''r'dee, Marietta, O.
Jo!n Woo,b,ds', Esq. .nr,., o",e, >. -,
!, ~ Il psn ,n.s. Tso' Nashville, Tenn
E " A Iruc st Louis, Mo. d 10
INTAT De- LA iOU.>l.NE-,,nln lie r,nDs-c
lLpnu. la Pa,ois<e ct Vile da la Nile Orraus-P C.
sent I honorable Charles Mauran, ugr-Ao | IS a.
lsunc Baker, tn, riI,ent dctenl, cours SEES Gre
nnccrs:-Sur lecture ~ is de Ia petition
ut,lran rec atiurc, il ornu.le u une assem-.
biec dos c,tnlceIs dc uSuvahr al lieu Gu plo.r ccur
lie cling Janvier Is 50, dix hrures du u,u,in an
de d,rrrr sur les n,ires de 'insovnb: an attendant
tuutcs rour>lcs ct sa ierSonnr scat l..
tl"JneSt n"m'nc pour rci'ressItr les creancirrs q
sens: Par oid.e la cour, 10 dee IS
dcei3 y NJ ,,C iti., Den G. ettier.
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Il TATE ,,F utI>IA.>A. Parish Uulr for the
- Fur Sh and City Of New Orleans: present the
Hon hnrrs Mauran, Judge, Dec. 18th, 1888 No.
li3A2, Isaac Baker his CREDITORS U;,on reading
filing the Petition and schedule this case. urte d
by the Court that d meeting OF tic in4oi cnI creditors
du take place in open count, the 9TH day OF .anua,
1879; ut ~ click, A. VI. tirn and there slrw cat
why the said lsolvent should he discharged accur
ding tolaw ana in the meantime all proceedings against
his person and property stayed 1t II further de
creed lh,t L. hIw!n rs1 be appointed to represent
,lie ahsrnt creditors, by order OF The Court.
A. li,'E rlorE
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remain YOURS,
Nxlly

JLOH M1JNT De.
The agent la. in his possession hun led tes
timonias similar to the alb we, of the ext,aod ry vi
tleI OF this medicine. Sold by uppoint.uen. at ID
Jolns,u's, Ia iienvln street. GOV, S
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= v POIk Il BEEF-20 bills mess, and 30 lbl.
- prime Pork; 20 bbls prime Beet. for sale by
/, 3asgs,z tszg.-e.- . G DORSEY

g.. 80 Ta'SI
M N ',.5,,,Siis, profrsset singing. the chi.
III A<3hnt pionn-iotte hea~1 bsIn6iu7s
p !. aud from H.f'tl year, prac,,cr in Edn
hlfshnnd Glasgow. she hatters herself that her sr".
Nt WIZ 2 IN .tr'!ron will give satisfaction to pupils.
''hha us n cnpabi'ity, &c. can be shown on
aiPiTn'1n to Mrs. MiIlard's, II Royal street
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Ia'apK-looO barrels landing in store, and for
INV W Il. DORSEY,
HiJ ID New pvc
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ABEnNT iIT'S DY.SPrrIr IlXIH

AHLk\l III > Df sly IL liAlit
Or. n:r,tlv,l n crntt'it II '.n- i.n -irg - VAS
ri opinion tint Mn l"ntlI of the Il affect
mankind originate in III, stomach. 'rhi. vas
used by hun with til most unprecedented cess in
hl+ prIvnt" and public praci'c" for upwards Il fJry
years, Tor the rcit,vu OF he following 1! sersc =
Los, ufnppalltc, Fnlu cmc,, Di truIiu If stont.
nth Puin in the <I Henvi,lrsS of The icli iac!i-
N H. sleep, lrrcguInrlty OF he Bnwts, IA all
cases VIII re lnLisrst .u,livr habit mn to
exist.
This medicine must not b. numhc ed among The host
of qunck nU>trlinS now fore the pub c, as is The
so. invention Of tn. and most SCENT ic urge III
Europe produced, and the secret Of pre- dug il
purchased by the agent for very large Ii is
agree 'nc an Pheasant to the Ia IL, IL aver
nt.aIwdv- keeps the bowels tree, i,arls OF and
strength thu system, and c!enrluiness 10 Il mud
mud IL i"w hotties the m st nirncd ises u
Dys'epsin or Indigestion, and prevents any
future period. -.a
; New ToRK,l7i August 1888,
IS Madison street
SlR:-ln consequence Of icAdi.g IL &c icntar life,
have been tr,up!c, m less, with I.lige ,r
ten yenrs Tor the last three suffer- 50 have
been iusupporthbe. | have tiled several pI '-cia,<
aud number Of quack 'eiicncs, tn mt der ng ny
benefit. | Il spailed Of Oblninn. ~ rlaaeul
relief and signed myself 'nhc 'S hopelrs: iealrtir
l was persuaded by IN my friends Ab !ets'r
Dyspcpc Elixir. | haye now finished the tOl III Dol
tie. and know not how to express my nra' N Of IL
wonderful virtues and the miracle it - per rnsti in
restoring That health which l. nlgh ost for.
ever. Sc nd me half dnztn bottles except
INV thanks Tor the blessings You have lily re-
storing IN; to perfect health.
lreman ours,
JCON NOM De.
The agent has in his possession hun led tos.
tre1 OF this medicine. Sold by appointment at ID.
Johns ms 40 itIenyiil, street. aov.5
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M EW BOOK>--Napoeon's Me,uir..-evo,;,,n,
81 Win rrine amlaceres, by Baron finn ron. in !,
seis lhe Muddy or scenes trou, The ite of Edw",J
ssI".,e' IN vols; ratev'+ Christmas TILES for 1881,
,h'ns "''t ''r 1852; Jn<' received and for
~ ny W McK,.AN,
" u"c /" corner of Cnun & (,nn,',,, 49,,
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- NEW ORLEANS
sf'am '"t P"tem BiGcun Buhcry-Waters and

o'h1orean (naar the Ponctar,rain r all Ro,d)
" fAo san' Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
os.ttghf, euter, Md ord and Water Crackers.
VAiite n,ve articles ara warranted to be Of the
w 9T'g' aud keep in any climate, being
Faaptyyk kiln dried
Aka-klln dried corn meal
or1'E left at &. W. Fri chlrd and Taga t, Ir.
corner Magazine and Pnydras streets, will receive
Fl tsl attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
'fSS"ipy 'sc' l5nUv
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1SoA C''A'K loo dnze BOX Chairs, lust re-.
az coived, and suitable for shpuipu FIR s,io " ~,
Lsaiiin'm Furniture Wur: lto ms ~ '''
~ IO'l3 WN CAPVES
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l. d. ,ia sun ,.les, vt eSuuar, ~. ts tsv-
oite ren.gy viii. ti:e c-!s..,e J.. AZ, ,,2I!y
rencrca affections, aud obstinate cu,aeo,,s cru o,s,
arising from dsors,ipf state OF t. ,gesti, unetons
Having been submitted to the aud experience OF the
most celebrated among the faculty. the! have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
case under their charge, b. adopting it both in their
public an" private practice. Their Oh erv;ons will BIZ
inscr ed hereafter. Prepared by } B Thorn, Chemist
London. Price 81 50 Fer pot.
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UKDEKS KF.CETVED FOR
JONES' P.lIE.NT COIYONGLN,
by the racntcc No. IS Magazine street, New O,ear,
TO BE MANUFACTURER IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE l. CO.
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El'o po-'iI-~'4*ippi Fund. taken at 7, Front i.e.
te, for Groccrie4 dis
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THE REsPIRAToR.-Mr.C .Combe has ex-
hiIitrd in New York, an ingenious CON
irivancc called respirator, invented in
Englan'i, to obviate the irritating effect of
cold air upon the lungs, in aslhmntic and
c"nsuntive patients. The Respirator is
worn over the mouth. and is constructed
on strictly scientific principles. II consists
of the instrument proper aud its appeuda-
GEES. The instrument is made Of number
of wire plates or sicves made somewhat af-
ter the man'erof those of DAVIS safety
lamp, and fixed in the hcxed frame. The
breath i'll passing through these plates
yields its caloric. is taken up by the cold
air which is drawn ''y the instrument during
Inspiration. aud thus raised from the free
zins point to from 6O 10 40 degrees, accor-
ding to the quality of the Rrspira,or used.
The air too. in its passage inward, parts
with The srnss"r irritating particles which
il may contain.
The ftespiratOr is recommended bv
some of tn" first medical men in England
Mr.. Connie says friend of his. who for
some time coushcd 80 much during the
night as to he hardly able to sleep, was
enabled to ,ln SO without disturbance on the
first night Of wearing the instrument, and
until he recover II.
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FEMALE EeuEsrRiA~,sx.-The exam.

FEMALE EeuEsrRIAsisx. The exam.
pie = Qieen Victoria, as apl,earsby letter
of the l9,h ull. from Odessa, has excited a
passion for horsena,lship in the ladies' Of
Lesser Russia to an extraordinary degree.
The writer ntfims that there is not lady
in the whole province, with any preteisiou
To fashion, who, in imitation Of her Majes-
~, has not at least one saddle horse, aud
that some keep as maDy ns six. He adds,
at the khcrs0n races Of the 7th all The
horses that ran not only belonged to ladies
bu, were ridden by their fair owuers. dres-
sed in fancy habits. and wearing caps Il la
Refine Victoire. The number of horses
entered was no less than 80, most Of them
of private breeds, which were brought to
The course attended by numerous grooms
in liveries. saily decked with gold aud
silver lace. The first grand prize, silver
cup, valued a, 500 roubles (ahou, 6. .OUOf.)
was won by Fedora, a bright hay mare,
brlonging to the heanliful Countess Narit-
shin, and ridden by herself; and The second
prize. a pair of silver candlcsticks. worth
500 rouhles, labout 2.00Of) by Boujan an
entire black horse. ridden bv Nine. Net
chajeu, a native of Castel accio.im Naples.
Netchaeu gave ball, and on the fol-
lowing day Countess Naritschin enter
tanned 81 large assembly with dejeuner
ddnsant."
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Sale Of Real Estate i'm the
zOlUll Of Alx2slb1xrg. =. e..
the I'd Mon lay OF February next being
" the lltl. and continued until finallY clo-

N the I'd Mon lay OF February next being
" the llth and continued until finally clo-
sed.
Upwards ofl00 Building LOTS, advantage
omsly situated, about ~ lois on the centre street.
(the popular business street of that growing
town. the balance or Mechanic, Market and
other streets. Also, tel Sections, or parcels of
Land situate IN the ininc diaie vicinity of the
Town and likely To become very valuable.
As this sale becomes necessary in order to
close the Estate OF J. Williamson und others. it
will be positive.
The terms OF sale will he liberal, and can be
'tscrrtained by applying To Robt. Mcdonald,
Augusta; or John Magrath, Charleston; and on
the day of sale.
The plan of the Town, and the Lots for sale,
can be seen either in Augusta or Charleston,
where any other information can be had.
ROBERT MCDONALD, Agent.
r. Sou many of the lots on Market and
Mechanic street. there arc at present erected.
buildings ,snitable to stores or private residences
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, the
Columbia south Carolinan. the Edgefield .Ad-
vertisrr the Pendleton Messenger will publish
this notification. until the day of sale. and render
THEN bill to X. Mcdonald, Augusta.
Jan II lS39 d5O
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UP TO SNuFF.-Amongst the items of
Contingent Expenses, of the last session
of the United States House of Representa-
tives was S42 25 for snuff. This accounts
for the digntaries of The land being so
"enod at a pInch."-Another item was
37S 90 for making pens. AS each member
"f the House is supplied with penknives
and quIls, at the expense Of the people,
they might at least make their own pens.
The amount charged for stationary was
S33, 1892 25, more than : lao for each mem
her. We do not wonder that we some
times receive newspapers from Washing.
ton enveloped in guilt edged letter paper.
Boston Transcript.
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Miscellaneous.

The Augusta Chronicle IL Sentinel of
the 18th inst. says:- There has been an
unexampled scarcity of money here for
some weeks past, owing to di>agrccnlents
among the banks as To the mode of making
settlements with each other. They have
almost entirely ceased 'liscountins, except
to renew running paper. II is to be- regret
ted that in the midst of the business sea
son, at time wh- no class of citizens rx-
hibi,s disposition To run upon the hanks
or % press them. and when their vaults
are plentifully stored with coin. that any
causes in which the community are no, in
teresIed, should create such "a pressure up
on the business Of the city. 1t is indeed.
as much matter of surprise as regret
Banks, although owned by individuals,
were created by public authority, with al,
implied understanding thai they were to
benefit the public as well Us their owners
Upon the faith OF that understanding the
public rely upon the banks to furnish
currency adequate to the business of the
country, and flor any petty rivalships aud
disputes among themselves they disap-
point that reliance, they incur n heavy re.
sponsibili,y, which will perhaps not be for
gotten In the day Of reckoning.
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sumo. at ali,,he principal Book Stores in
this City. The price is but Iriling, the
Frontispiece is beautiful engraving. exc
cuted by Que OF our best Artists, represent
ing DR.. Peters Laboratory for the manu-
facrure Of Ills Pills; this alone is worth The
price Of the work. The Building is of the
noblest style OF Architecture. 1t consists
of Centre Of four stories, and two Wings
Of three stories, with Chin,neys. Doors.
Windows. &C., all beautifully arranged.
Ah: how often have I thought in con.
templating this magnificent structure, that
here indeed is temple dedicated 20 the
great cause Of benevolence!
In the front ground, is to be seen poor
fellow with bur one leg, dragging himself
to the building. All! this is a miserable
creature whom disease has marked as its
own. Look, look dear reader! see this
once mutilated person emerging from yon
door Of the Laboratory, with his t,oo legs
as perfect and complete as yours, stepping
with AS light tread as Mercury, to show
forth 10 his friends, the wonderful work
which has been wrought upon him.
An this is a noble device. How well
it illustrates the life giving power of this
Divine NJ edcine. But, reader, I've done.
Buy the Book, n Box of the Pills, and
learn for yourself.
A FRIEND TO MAN.
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SliEHIFF,s SALES.

vitue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias. 10
, me directed. will BE- sold ut Edgefied e. II
ont e first Monday and Tuesday in February
next, the following property, viz:
Z. }. Glover. VS. " Illium Berry, defendants
inteI est in his fathers land.
w 'llan B. Dorm, vs. Edmund Atchison, tho
tract OF land where defendant lives.
Levi W eathc ring,on, vs Philip ii. Mantz ana
C.J Glover ole tract of land belonging to T..
H. Manlz, containing six hundred md fourteen
acres, more or less adjoining Levi Weather.
hston, Ieorgr Stephlc, John Briskie e. Others
Bland, Catlin d Co., VS. Henry Huffman, sen.
Other plsk1dhs, severuIt, VS. the Su,ne, tho
tract oi 'n where defendant lives.
,r,s, villa. III Dom, vsJames Carroll, part ofa
!rnct o' E.7El,s in Edgeiield District. con-
james Mo; ilIiam B. Dorm and Others.
Luther R'sn, vs. X C. Jones. II. L. Ho,d.
ley. vs the Same, two horses
James I. Adams, Administrator vs John w.
Monday and Wife, six negroes. viz; one man
Charles, one boy, Ben, four girls, Mariah, Chur.
l"tic. Fanny and Flvira.
William Traylor. vs. Gutridge Thurmond-
John ThurmOnd and Randall Delauebte tho
tract OF land where g. Thurmond lives on Ben.
Yer Dam Creek, adjoining Jonh IIollingsworth.
John VI. Simkins and others
Eliza Bacon vs. John Thurmond Gutridaa
1hnrnond, and Randall Delanghter, the tract
of land where John Thurmond lives. living ON
stephens Creek.
Other Plaintiffs. VIZ John Thurmond, the \.
above drscr Ibcd land
Benjamin Corley Va Administrator of Daniel
Cotney' one tract of land containing six hun
crrd acres. more or less, adjoining lands of John
Rinchart. John llaii and others.
Terms Of Sale. Cash.
~ WIN. II. MOSS, S.E.D.
ia" IA, 1853 CSC
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tate of South Carroll a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

In
The Dowmer Estate. {
n rrICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
" an order from the Count Of CIancri,.
shall Offer for sale, to the highest bidder. on
the First Moni"y IN february ncrt. at Edgcficld
Cour; House, ,he trlc, Of Land bclnn. ing TO the
estate of til" late Alexander )owner. decreased
situate i'll Edgeii".d District in iieach Island
adjoinin" lands "f Miller. Gardner, and others
on II credit of one year from tho sale" except for
so much a will pay the expenses of sale whcl,
bond and personal security, and mortgage of
the premises.
]. TERRY, C. Z. E. D:
Commissioners Office.
'dgrticld, Jan9 1899 d 40
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lCoMMUNIcArEp.1

lCohMUNIcArED.1
All OF you. kind readers, have heard Of
the Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, ,manufac-
tured ny DR.. Joseph Pnestly Peters. 1t
not my object to praise or to censure, hut
to draw the particular attention of the Peo
pie ofthis section, to this noted nostrum,
that its claims may be fairly understood.
Have you ever seen the Publication of
the Doctor. in which is contained long
list of ,oonderful cures Of 'alI the ills which
flesh 10 beir tot" It may be found, pre-
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LATEST FROM TEXAS.
HOUsToN, Jan. 9.

gentleman has lately arrived from
NacoSioches, and hri"p- he intelligence
that Gen. Rusk, az IT,, head Of four hun
dred ami fifty mouu;c,! men, from the
counties of Fanuin :,,.: Il, River. j.,
moving towards the i'rrc Forks of the
Frinty. Gen DnunI,> has also large
force under arms, read, > march nj "A mo
neni's warning. should their services he
required in that quarter. II appears ha,
these forces have been collected for the
purpose of expeIline all the Indians from
that section OF country, who are not known
to be friendly to our government.
Hostililies have lately bcen commenced
between the COmmanches on the COl0ra-
do, and the united tribes Of the Lipans
and Tonkewas. The latter tribes have
becn for several months past engaged in
hunllng in the frontier country between
Colorado and Brasos ahovc Bastrop, aud
consequently have ;rritatcd the Comman-
ches. who claim that country rs their hunt
ing ground. A few weeks since a party
Of the latter Indians made an attack upon
party Of The Lipans and Tonkewas as
they were returning from successful
hunting expedition. They however were
beaten off with the loss of two warriors,
hut successful in capturing several horses
from the combined tribes. Immediately
after the skirmish, the Lipnns aud Tonkc-
was raised party of warriors and pro-
ceeded in pursui, Of their enemy. This
party is now in the Cnnmanchr country,
and the cilizens of Bastrop are daily cx-
rsSStng intelligence Of battle betw cen the
thosS1e tribes. "
~ JANUARY S.
ietter that has been recently received
lnS ais city from Goliad, conveys the incl
ligsSce that there are at this time. no less
than four maranding parties of our cii-
zens west of the Nueces, engaged in plum
dering the Mexicans in that section. The
citizens Of GoIiad are exceedingly exas.
perared on this account. and declare that
while this system Of border pilIage is con-
tinued, they will he subjected to The incur
sions of similar parties from the settlements
on the Rio Grande, who will endeavor 10
reia!Iate upon thcm for the injuries rcceiv-
Cd from their marouding cuunrymeu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
Executors Sale.

an order from The Ordinary OF idgcfield
District. wi be sold at the late residence
Of JeptIia Siarptor, deceased. Oh Monday, 2efh
inst Oi, credit until the 4,iIl day of Dccem-
ber next, Horses and Mules Cattle. Sheen
and iiors, Corn, .'oddcr and Oats, Was-
on and Gear. Bncksmitns' and Plantation
Tools: and various other articles. Purchasers
10 give their no;es with approved securities.
a. SlIAtPTO\, }Exccu-
Il. II. NIXON, tors.
Jan 10, 1899 b so