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! sketches Of the fun and froiic thai merry old
Cll islnaS les loose upon us. We will also, IN
order 10 please all, give weekly abstract OF the
; most important news OF the day. And for the
fair I,rnctiscrs upon the Piano OF Guitar shall
! occasionally emb,lllsh our pages with original
and selected Music.
II is n fortunate circumstance for the interest
OF work Oi this natrle that the field OF LItera-
ture at the South Is. as yet comparatively I'M
trndden. Tie Literary /, sources Of tie south
great as they are acknowledged lu be. are as ! ct
comparatively undcvslUped. Every grove,
river dale and mountain has YET It's tale TO tell.
We therefore send our journal forth Us a Pt0-
F., nccr to gaher the riches oi tiis new county
From every bill, dale, river and mountain, he
vii. return laden with rich stores These
stores, orr. inul AMI varied in their character, Us
they muSt be, he will be proud to display for
the amusement and instruction ui his readers.
| We ask Tor him kind reception at The hands Of
all friends of the cause in which he has cui-
barlled.
Having thus detailed the plan of our future
operations, we commend our hebdomedal 10
1--WE trust) the favorable notice of the Southern
public We devote ourselves to the " ork as
| our profession. On the verge of manhoon. and
of liberal education, we had profession 10
choSe after mature tIeIiberation we have chosen
this, because we delight i'll the employment,
and are devoted to tile callse Tor the inrtherance
| of which the work is established No common
obstacle, therefore, will turn us aside from our
course. Bul having clIuscn the editing OF t"e
Pioneer and through it the promotion Of South
ern Literature, as the work Of orlr lite, We shall
rellnquisIl il only with our breath. The public
may therefore depend on having permanent
work. And while we commend our sheet to
the favor of the public generally, W. commend
it particularly to tho kin,i charities OF that band
WHO have linked themselves together for tire ad-
vaacelnent of that cause to which we devote the
work. They have acted with us in the past;
we trust they will act with us il til, future. No
exertons will he si'ared to make the work such
an one as they will look up,n with delight.
1t may be we'll to add that tn" intervenl"g
time b,tween this date and tie GaN ofpnblica-
to-, will be spent i'll collecting materials toi the
| work.
The PIONEER will be printed on al imperial
sheet, in qnarto form, and will conta II " greater
qraufity OF reading matter ilan any work Of the
kind published al The South.
Terms.-Five dollars per annum, payable on
the issuing OF the 1St No. Persons sending rs
ten subscribers, will be entitled 10 one years
Subscription, gratis.
Agents allowed the u<llalper centage.
Augusta Ga. May, 1889.
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Melons grow hesl on IA sandy loam, say
Decne, which has IL warm exIn'surr tu tn"
south east. The vines should he shelter
ed against cold winds which stop their
growth; and against hoistrruus wind, from
an, quarter Which will hur tIirm, b. dis
uiacing the vines. A gnod manure 4"
hc pul under nelons, is an old compost "
good loan. with The dung of neat cattle nr
swine The ends of the runners. and fruit
latest formed, should be taken off, that lhr
fruit first formed NAV have sulIr nourish.
menr, grow larger, and arrive to The great
err perfection.
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Agricultural.
From the Southern Agrieulturist.

CULTIVATION OF IRISH PoTAToEs'-
Potatoes delight most in II rich loan, but
uor too moist. We, land produces too
much top and warery fruit, whic h will not
keep through the winter. and is always
strong aud unpleasant 10 the taste. Very
dry land produces small crop aud knutty
lruil. Land thai is apt to bake as We
commonly phrase ny should also be a
voIded.
For this crop, the earth should be well
pluushed 50 as to pulverize aud clear il ot
weeds. IL should 1--we nothing about II To
shade it--a great error in the cultivation
of potatoes is, TOO much hillius of them.
have found, by many years experience,
that if potatoes are plautcd in a mellow
soil, they need scarcely amy fIlllng. They
will bed themselves AT that distance from
the surface OF the ground, Which gives
them the greatest advantage 10 procure
nourishmen,. This derlh, | have obser-
we'd is generally about four inches; and this
depth the plant finds by something which
will venture to call instinct. II the earth
in which you planr potatoes should he
hard, and not yield to the pressure nl the
roots, it will then lie necessary 10 hill them;
bnt great care must be taken not 10 hill
them too much; never let them he covered
above four inches; and this hlllins must +.
given with d;scretion; for if they have
bptlied themselves las they will i'll mellow
Iaud) four inches, and you add four IncheS
more of earth, you suflocatc the fruit
fake ar example; potatoes. just as they
begin 10 blossom, begin 10 inrm Their
huihs. Ifvou leave them now, the fruit
will grow rapidly; but ii you should add
aarlr to the hill. the young bulbs, for want
oflhat air which can pcrvade four inche,
of carl!l. will cease to grow, Others will
;.grput above lhcu, aud this will be the
.,"lte>s Of nature 50 long as you continue
1ur!en them with earth. Therefore.
;rncure an early crop pofpolatoes be sure
% give them your las, earth as soon as thc
plant Is bIs enough TO receive 1t. When
inev know (excusc the cypressiun) thai
you haze left your carihins, they will be
ei! o >egciate, and Increase with great
ruridlly, but will make no progress Willie
YOU keep hurdenins and siitllng them.-
Thus much AS to The culture.
A word relative 10 he time of gathering
Jhis crop must conclude these remarks -
Every production of the earth has us ma
rurity. II you harvest potatoes, before
they are ripe, The juice will be crude, they
wall not do 50 well as il suffered tn grow
longer. The sign Of fripeness in this irui l.
rhe fading of the leafand shrinking of tlr
stock. This IS remarakle in almost a]l
aulbous roots, especially the onlon and po
tato, that they receive their first nourlslI
menr from the root, and finish their growth
by what they receive from the top.
EXPERIENCE.
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rA2.-samc as prescribed for Brigade Major,
nc. Pompou for llu' Brigade ,.uarer ia
t"r. blue. and for The .Aids-le- Camp, yellow
dropping horse hair.
Horse Furniture.
Same rs prescribed Tor the Brigade Major, &c
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Uniform of the Brigade Pay
fps:,Stor of Cavalry.

'oAr-Dark blue cIuth, double breasted, two
rows of buttons al equal intervals, ten IL each
row. The rows tour inches apart at the top,
and two aud half at the tt"m; stand mp
collar of blue clo:ll to meet in fro Il and hook;
skirt to beuIade after the fashion of the ctl-
zeus' coat and lined with blue cloth; Will. a
button at cncII hip. one at the end Of each fold,
and one intermediate in each fold; cuffs OF
blue cloth, two and half inches deep, with
three small buttons at the under searni -old
embroidered buiton-ho'e OIL each end OF The
collar. four inches long, terminating with
feur-de-lis.
No epaulrttes or sash to be worn by the Pay
MASTER bnt instead ofepdnett"s. u gill shoul-
der chain will be worn on each shoulder
Burrows.
BREEcHEs, or TROUSERS.
CRAyAr, or STocK,
Doors, Same as prescriD-
SrURs, cd Tor the Brig
Gloves, ade Major, &c.
SWORD AND ScABBARD,
SwoRn BELT,
SWORD KSor,
CAp-Same as prescribed for Brigade Major,
&c. Dropping white horse hair pompon.
Horse Furniture.
Same as prescribed for Brigade Major. &c.
JAMES JONES,
rel h4 Adi. s. ms. Gen.
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State of south ar0iina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

In III T. COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed. surviving par,nerl
of Watkins d Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, i'm
vs Debt
Adophus J. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. OF Fl. M. Attachment
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. Assumpsit.
TNyHE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases,
b having filed their declaration in my or.
fee. on the twenty-second day of November,
1883, and the defendant having no wife or at
torney known to be in this State, upon whom
a copy OF the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within n year and
day from the filing of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, &C P.
Clerk's Office.
Feb IA, 1888 {w&p $40 AGE 3
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Stare of Sout. ( aralina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

T1SHa, paiE 4 l. Towe, To%e; vs. Attachment Assunpsis
Hatch Kimball & CO A,.,cbnen, Assumns;,
VS. Park g. Fowler. =, 'f''''
HE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
: day filed their declaration, and the Defen-
dants having neither wives nor attorneys,
known to he in this State, ordered, that if the
said Defendants do not appear and make their
defence. within year and day from this
date, final and absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given aud awarded for the said
Plaintiffs in attachment
JAMES WARDLAW. c. C.. p.
CIcyk's Office,
Nov %, 1888 BIT ado 43
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tate of south Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE CONMON PLEAS.

VIM. Drunson. W. Foreign Attach,rcnt.
William Drum, Debt
FgSHl Plaintiff in this case having, on the 1lth
d of September. filed his declaration in tho
Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or arorney known to be in this State, upon
whom copy of the said declaration may be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant do appear and make his defence within
n year and day, from the filing olthe said dec
larution, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded to the said Plaintiff.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II, 1888 eq 33
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JUST Received,

A LARGE supply OF superior LEMON
IA SYRUP, II delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by the bottle and
gallon. by II. X. COOK y co.
Hamburg, April 10. 1857 It j
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T1NlFURM OF the GelnIa and Staif Otii-
q rers of Cavalry Of Soulh Carolina, pre-
scrbrd by the Ad, utanl Il Inspector General,
il. obedience to u resolution Of the General As
sembIy OF South Carolina, passed the 18th Of
December, 1s:i>.
fsrisa,iier General Of Cavalry.
Coat -DarN blue CLOTH uOub,e breasted, !w0
rows OF buttons, ten in each row set in pairs,
the distance between The rows five inches at
the top and three at bottom; stand up collar
10 meet AMI nook in front; cutls TWO and halt
inrnes deep. To go round the sleeve parallel
with the lower edge, and to hutton with three
small buttons ut the under seam. kirt tn be
what Is called MreeqadrlCTS, with buh cloth or
kerseyincre tmnbackS; .h, boIon of the skirt
moi less than three and q half nor more than
five inches broad with 9ol.. embroidered star
at the Connecting polnl of ths' buii Oh each
skirt; pointed cross flaps to the skirts will
four buttons equally distributed; iwo mp but
tons. to range with line over buttons ''n tie
breast. Tie collar, cuffs, :nrnbacHs, iacinsS
and lining of butt cloth ur .>rrsG ,merc.
BGEmcHxs, OR TRowsER,-Dark blue ct'ih of
kcrScymcrc.
CRAvAT, OR STocK- Black silk.
DoJrs-LOng, To- reach "a high a5 tlc X e. d!iu
worn over ;he t:OwSels.
GLovEs-Buff saunllet>, 10 reach nall way from
tile wrist 10 tn" elbow.
.JurToNs-Gilt, convex, three quarters oi all Inc.
iu diameter, with palmetto emblem.
.,PAuLErrEs-GoId with sohdcrlScent;a a SLY cI
embroidered star one and hain'h d.amecI
o.: the straIr dead and bligh: gold bullion hall
an inch diameter, and three inches and lla,;
long.
SWORD AND ScABBARD-Sab!c, gilt or bras
Scaibard.
SWORD BErr-Black leather or moroc; o. en-
broidcrcd with gold glll chain or embroidered
leather carriages; gilt plate with palmetto
device in silver.
SWORD KSor-Go.d cnrd with bullion tassels
SPuRs-Yeow metal or gilt
,,su-Butf silk net, with silk billion fringe
ends; s;ls to 20 twice around the waist AMI
tie on the right hip. Worn under the sword
belt.
,cAnr-Purple satin or ribbon three inches
wide to he worn over the right silouldcrundcr
the s.ap of the cpanctte the ends t' me ct on
the left side, under anh concealed blythe sash,
a:.cmbroidered silver star, one itch and three
quarters in diameter, upnn The centre OF the
srarfopposi,e the left breast
CAp-Black leather, helmet shape, the crest to
represent solid brass; gilt scales; gold lace
bands one inc and half wide; II gilt pal
metto in front three inches and half long
snrmounted BY plume Of threc yellow Us
trich feathers. rising from Il gilt socket.
Horse Furniture.
IIors1yG-Dark blue cloth to cover the saddle.
border of gold are Il half inch wide: god
embroidered star four inches in diameter III
each flank corner.
Tlo.srErs-Coyrred witt, dark blue CLOTH; n
bnrder of gold lace half incl' wide; il so!d
embroidered star three incl:cs in diameter up
OH each cap.
.,RlpLE, MARTIy6AL. COLLAR. HALTER AsD
C,UPPER-Biacli leather.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bridle-bits, mar ingal-
rings, and buck!es-yrow metal or git
lRrus AND -UEcIvuLE-f blue web.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark S. Anthony
VS. Attachment: Debt.
Adolphus ] Sale.
Drury Galloway,
VS. Attachment: Assumpsi..
Adolphus J. Sale.
Speed g., Hester
surviving partners, Attachment:
vs. Debt.
Adolplus ]. Sale.
VNHhe Plaintiffs in the above cases having,
on the twenty-second of November, 1888,
filed their declarations in my Office, and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known TO
he in this State, upol whom copy of the dec.
larntion. with special order Of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered that tn" said Adolphrls J. Sale. do appear
and make his defence, within year and day
from the filing of the declarations rs aforesaid,
or final and absolute judgment will be forth.
with given and awarded agains! him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.p.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA, 1889 }BGr $40 age 3
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needs no explanalion-bcins mcrely'o jerk
uG the sucker, at the roots, rs one won'
those OF any other CUrn.
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Uniform O.: the EErigadn esaio., AHsia:.
mai s,cputy au-pcator or Esriga.ir Hn-
spector, and Brisndc Judge Aivocfc
...,l.

mai sscuuty an.pcator or Isrigaiir ln-
spector, and Erigndc Judge Aivocfc
Of Cavalry.
Cu,r-Dark blue cloth, single breasted, one
row of nine buttons placed at equal distances;
stand ND collar 10 meet in front and hoOi;
he collar to be part buff. the buff to extend
fnur inchc. on each side from the frnni tn
rest of the collar blue; cuffs two and a half
inches tlecp, blue with three small buttons
at the underscam; the skirt to he what ~
called hrcc-guaricrs in length, with buff t'lr''-
backs, the holtom Of the skirts moi less than
three and a half nor more tran five inches
broad. with gold embroidered star ut IN"
connec,inr point of the buff on each skirt
poned cross laps Of blue with four buttons;
equally Distributed; two hip buttons 10 range
with rhe lower button nr the breast Facings
n d Innings huiicoth or HerseymrIe.
PAuLErrEs.-GoId bullion with solid silver
crescent and silver strap. the bu'lior halt an
inch diameter aud three inches aud hall
ong.
DUrToSs.
3aEEcHEs. or TRowsERs,
RAvAT. or STOCK, oamr as prescllp-
BoOrS, Ell 'or Dfigahicr
SPURs, General.
iiLOvEs,
SWORD AND SCABBAND, J
SwuRp kyor-God lace strap, with gold bu-
lion tasse
SAsH.-t,ed silk not with silk bullion fringe
ends.
SWORD BELr.-Black LEATHER without embro-
derry, gilt Chain carrla-es.
CAp.-Same as prescribed for the Bri.adier
G. ,era, except the gold lace band which wl'l
be three quarters oil an inch wide; and in
stead of he plum" dropping horse-har pom
non: for the Brigade Ma or and Brigade In
pcrtor red. and Tor the Brigade Judge ldvo-
cate. black. The brigade Major will wear
an aiguilIettr nftwisted god cord with G-ii
tags: tho aiguilIette to be worn under the
epaulette Of the right shoulder.
Horse Furniture.
SAppLE.cLorH ASD HOLSTER covERs.-Dark
blue clrth without lace or star; saddlc-cloth to
he worn under the saddle.
Birdie,
MARrISGAL, s,,,o =, n-o,cr;L-
COLLAR, I'd Co. Rr;n,d;or
CRUPPER, co,..,i
MoUVTIyGs,
GtRrHs AMI SGRciSGLE.
Uniform of the Brigade Quarter MASTER,
and Aids.sie. amp of the Eri-pdicr
General of Cavalry.
CoAr Same as prescribed for The Brigade
Major &C.; except the collar which will be-
all utf
| EpAuLErrEs-GoId with solid crescent, bullion
one fourth of an inch in diameter nnd two and
a halfinches long. One OIL each shoulder.
| Burrows
BREEcHEs. or TRowsERs,
! CRAvAT. or Stock,
pooTs' Same as prescrih-
s, Srohs' ed for The Brig
SnorEs' S,non..n sc,nn,rn ade Major, &c.
SwoRn BELT,
SWORD KsoT,
SASH,
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From the Southern Patriot.

srR.-I have sent you these lines, consider
inc them as a curiosity, having been written by
MIR. John Randolph They were obtained from
Il eentlcman of Philadelphia. at present IN This
c;.y. to whose fathcr they had been given BY
th,, rreat man himself, while on visit at their
farm. He says they have never appeared III
nrint. and submit them TO you, that you may
# sir Won think it is proper, publish them
The subject of them, he informs Inc, was an
old Indian of the name OF Powlcs, very slngn-
.,,r man who lived on his fathers land for five
vo,rs, bu, died few days before tho period OF
ofthis visit.
4 lovely reclusc life he led
His soul in dusly musings fed,
And dwelled in sylvan natures arms,
For he felt her sou!.entrancing charmsi
In speechless converse of they shared,
And his bosom'd cares in thoucht he barred
To her sympathsing view-but never TORE
With rude tongue, the silence that she wore,
Her sacred robe when in mysterious rite,
She and some ETHEREAL mind unite.
His breathless corsc, she, when all forsook,
Received, and to her vivid bosom pressed
With any mothers partial love Tween
His Joys, his sober joys! in them she oft narfook
And she wrapped his sorows in her mantle
green.
Now he lies there
From that willow
The chill wind filings,
The leaden rain drops
On his earthly pillow,
Pit, pit, pat
Through the midnight air
From tree to tree,
The Owlet and the Bat
Flap their boding wings
And shrek to the lnoonless sky.
Above his head.
To insult now dead,
The sparrow hops
And picks her food:
The Nisht-Hawk's brood
Are needless fed,
And the prowliug Cat
His footprints leave.
Not dreading what
His stealing steps achieve
List! oh hear!
From the 'jacent swamp
Through vapours dim TO sight,
To feeling damp,
The whip-poor-will's song
Full many an hour long,
Tells the minutes of the mournful night
In his wormy ear
And mis- little mound
Isci,cled all around
With the cold swamp's blight:
Ger his weed bed thunders roll,
The lightning flashes
Oh cease !-thev alarm not his soul,
But oh give, give peace to his ashes!
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DEFINITION OF LOVE.

4 little Signing,
A li:tle CRYING,
A little Diving,
Aud Q vas. deal Of Lying.
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State. of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
n THE COMMON PLEAS.

Robbins & Conner,
VS. }Assumpsit Attachment.
VIM. Marlborough.
HHJHE Plaintiff. in this case, having this day
filed his declaration, and The Defendant
having neither wife nor attorney within this
State. upon whom copy of said declaration
can be served Ordered, that the Defendant
plead thereto within year and a day from this
publication or the said action will be taken pro
conlesso aguinst him.
GEO. POPE. C. c.p.
Clerks Office Oct "a. 1s3S DAG 43
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DRY GOODS,

whicl, have been selected with great care, and
will he disposed of, on as reasonable terms, as
any in this market H. respectfully invites
his old customers and all who may feel dispo-
sed, to call and c anime his Stock.
C. A. DOWD.
March %, 1889. nS
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From the PHILADELPHIA U. S. Gazette.

From the fRNadGtphIa v. ~ S"-'''N'
The subioincd piece of poetry, real poetry
we copy from the PENNSYLVANIA, It's pen
dan, to one which appeared originally IN the
United States Gazette, some years SINCE anu
attracted general attention here and in England;
but especially was i, read. applaudcd and cher
isbed here. after it received the stamp OF the
London Court Gazette. That was among the
first of Miss Watcrmans productions that re-
ceived particular attention, and was the means
of bringing into public notice, and general ap'
nroyal one whose writings give her high rank
ri1h the best female poets of the country.
HE CONES.
M cArHAHISE II. WATERMAN.
He comes
Homes holy spells around her heart are cast
Their gentle music-breath hath lnred MN Daeh'
And the soft shadowy pictures of the past
Start up again before his homeward track;
My Brother comes.
lie comes
The echoes OF lOVeu 'oiceS h't'' VI j" '''-'
Have stolen like spirits through his midnight
dreams,
And tones have whispered i'll ;!ieir FAIRY song'
Bringing back moments lit by rainbow E!earls;
Ny Bro:he. cones
He comes
d., oh, the eyes TIA; .lon? in jcf g: i:::S7'.
As his loved footsteps echo me! ;aeesE
With their long watching vigiis have s'":'h
dim,
And beam but sadly at these words o. chsef
My Brother comes.
He comes
pu,lonr long weary years have ard away
And time perchance hath sadly changed hlS
face;
a,,nched his dark locks with the worlds slow
decay,
su, each loyod Iiucament assin we IL trace;
NV Brother comes.
He comes
speed him! white sails, across the hcavins deep;
Change hath not crept into our hearts-those
years
Have been but trusty jailors, sent to keep
cIoser those tried affections moist in tears;
bly, Brother comes.
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Jul" vs.. FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
LorrainGeddings
VHJH! Plaintiff in the above case having
.E this day filed his declaration. and the De.
fendani having no wife or attorney known to
be within the State upon whom copy OF said
declaration, with rule to plead could be serv-
ed: 1t is Ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and make his defence in the aforesaid
action, within year and day, from this date,
or final aud absolute judgment, will be awarded
against him.
GEORGE POPE. C. c.. P.
Clerks Office, Nov. |, 1888 rf 40
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state of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT,

Archibald Hamilton. Assuarsr7.
YENHE Plaintiff in this case having, this day,
IL filed his decla'ion III the Clerks office,
and the defendant having no wife or attorney,
known to be in this State. upou whom n copy
ofihe said declaration may be served: There
fore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
and make his defence within year and day
from the filing of the said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar-
ded agains, him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. C. R-
Ctrh's Office,
May IL, 1899 B&r aeq l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
He comes

Homes holy spells around his heart are cast
1,heir gentle music-breath hath lured 'in back
And the soft shadowy pictures of the past.
Star, up again before his homeward track
NV Brother comes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-20
New Spring e. Summer

6NOODS.-Thc subscriber having just re-
VI turr ed from Charleston, is now rrcciv-
ing and opening a general and complete assort-
meut of Fancy and Staple