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SEac2lii's :sasr*.

4 Virtue Of sundry wriis of f,ri facins rc
:sb me directed, will he sold ut Edgefrld G..
House. OH the first Monday and :! nesday II
september lex. the following property. VIZ:
A. J. Ranbo, vs. j. X. Kilbmrn, one tract q
land containing fifteen hundred acres. more Of
less adjoining lands of S. q. Hammond, VIM.
Garrett and others.
lhos. Morris, vs. Sterling Powell. one ,rac,
ol LAM. adjoining D. J. Walker and others.
trr State, VS. the same, the above described
property.
l''':m Il Brannon. vs. j. II. Smith. one Louse
and ol at Liberty Hill, of two acres. more or
less, adjoining l.. II. Nunda, aud others.
l.. GrddIngs. ysJ. o X. Hammond, ore
ir'ct ct Iand containing ci~niy acres. more NJ
less adjoining lands of Samuel Hammond, and
others.
Grainard d Peck, vs. Oliver Simpson, one
tract OF land. adjoining lands of Charles Lamar
and others. -''''''''
b. T. tionedy, VS. Mack Lamar. the tract OF
land where defendant lives, I'D dining Charles
Lamar, and others.
s. CHRISTIE, S. Z. D.
Aug. II. 1910 d -
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Of Florida.) containing the prohibition.
was reported to lie Senate. by The late
Judge Sm;ih Of :|lis Stale, from the Judi
ciary COMMITTEE of Erc, of when four
we're shareholders, Gov. Wright of Mary
land, and Jackson and Baldwin of Gcor-
Sis beside Jadgc Smith; and that laws, con-
,aiu;"g similar prohibitions" 10 "thc
Introduction ofs!avcs, except by citizens
ofthe Unircd States, removing l'!arrin as
actual settlers" for nv their own cilizcn5.
for their own use.j have been passed. and
applied n'hcmsclvcs nv every Southern
alavs:.o!:::us S;a;c il Ire Iain". cx""?.;
perhaps iiissoari-bv Maryland, Virginia,
North Car'iina, Souia Carolina, Georgia.
Tennessee. N.:,aa!na, Mississippi, AID
Lonisiana-AII having very properly dis
counteaanced, more or less, thr unlimited
Introduction of slaves by s!acs.traderS, aud
merely for s!ave-lradina purposes
"in,l this is what Col Irhv calls voting
"acaiuyr the citIzeuS Of the Territory Of
Florida holding slaves. .'!-Aul as 10 the
"War" matter it has been clearly >llewn
that Mr.. Van Buren, was most jealous
and eIlicient supporter of the late war, on
all occasions, in The Legislature and OUT
oft.
The charge that "tcn Addition papers
are advncarius the reelection Of MIR. Van
Buren," is equally monstrons and untrue;
and wholly new to US! There is not even
ore that does so
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Ern,n tac Charleston ObScrrcr.

DEATH OF TIE REV. ii. 5. PRATT.
Died nj the residence OF his bother at Ros-
well Cuhb County, Georgia, lie Rev Horace
s. Pratt. Professor Of Bellies Letters and the
Evidences orChrisilaniiy in the University of
iuilnGl. On visit to his brother, Rev. n ~.
Pratt, he was seized with sickness OH ns Jour
ucy. and rode two davs, dcbIatcd by fever,
and arrived at Roswell on tue e' 'ening of The
D9,h of .u;y. Such, however, was the rio!tncc
or his disease, aggravated no doubt by the IA
tignes olhis inurncy, aI d his Anxiety 10 reacn
the bosom OF his kindred and friends, That nei-
ther the l'h, scians skill. nor te most uhwea.
ricd attentions and sympat!lics Of those vino
loved him as thcir own suuls, could arrest its
ravanes, and llr SnnE quietly lnio death on the
mnr,lirr of IN. Sd of August, III the ,iII year
oI his are lie Hs lril Il wife ami six Children
To morn hi; irrcparac loss. The Wiow 5 God
and .Iud.sc, and tie Father Of the l:;t.Icrlc.s
alone can bind up the wounds opened by this
distressing bereavement.
In tic death u Professor Pratt, the Universe
ty with wlIirll he WIS cOmllerled i;a, lost an
able. sr,"ccs.lil. aud popular lnsflclur-and
The Church of Jesus Christ distinguished de-
fen cr !henuciriheS and order ami an aticrt:n-
ale and c.u,ncn, Preacher Of thgfcui,sncss.
Many, many will rcrcnher him with tears,
who have llilua with delight upon his lips, as he
earnest; bcSuir.h. them. IN Chrsts stead, To
be rrcoucilrd Ia God, and pointed to them TO
Inc b!rud al! Gt"nc:nrI, Il: IiIc only hope ni the
s.rncr. And thc dnrlf"G> hc had preached in
If, suproItr.! his sm,;;l' ~ de-: Among hIs
'o, :,,.,,. ii y r,ls wcrc, IT have always mad
SOM icnr, us {" ,l,c realty o!sny coarcrsicn-
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W'ateE'sPT00d:)
ESsea R e. Eg % u S r.,
AND
COmNAissiGn Rusiness.

70 VIE Snhscibcr is mich sralifcd rlat he
"A. Is once more abic to ntlrr his sc'ric . tu
Ills friends arl Oil rus'nincrs ard the pubn
generally in The Unr.IIuusc and Commission
BHsincss He flatiers hlmsrlIl!ia the eIigiby
location ofEis Ware House, and its comparative
immunity I:om the risk of fire and loud, will
procure him Il liberal patronage
lie las rebuilt the Uarc-Tousc (nrmcry
knowna as ddamS s Halkcr's, and is filling up
one wing OF II above the highest wa,er-mark OF
the late lrcshet .or the purpose of storing there.
IN the Cotton Of Planters and Connfry MERCHANTS
iilis site Is Sat least two feet higher than ANY
other warehouse in town; aud lie tliv:-ini;
That has been elevated will store rrum lSUO 10
2On0 halcs
lie sell Cotton. and attend TO sncl husi.
ness us Is usually rill>actrd bv Commission
Merchan's. ht ns low Il rate Us others engaged
III the same calling.
lnnsain Offering Ills services 10 his friend.
and the public tl.asrbscriLcr cannot refrain
from acknowledging The liberal patronage he
once received liom lhanT and h"prs by his at.
tenton t" business that it will he renewed, and
il will be thankfully reccr":i
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
Hamburg, August s, 1~.iD If 2S
:. The Messenger at As!rviiIe, N. c.. and
Moan'Ianecr at Geenvile, Messenger at Pen.
dIcton, and ADVERTISER, at rd.cf-d. will inscr;
'hc ABOVE SIX months and send their bills to
G. w
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OlrTUa ~.
O1fs'HU2 = e.
" Death has been busy at his appointnl ,ror'i
I)l Ed,

Departed This life, on Friday 1llh inst,
al his residence in Erlgctelh District, Mr..
Caleb Holloway. sen. in the srvcnry third
year of his age, after protrHcted il|uGss
of just seven months. He has left behind
an aniab!c wife, who submits with pinu>
resi- siSEatiOn to In" severe herrav",ment, and
Il large circle of relations and friends, who
feel hal in The death of Mr Holloway they
have sustained no ordinary loss. Thc
decreased ha'! hcen an active and cxrm-
r!ary member OF The l'aplist Church up
wards of thirty wears, the greaIrr part "I
WITCH time. he served in the office OF Dca
con with great acceptance.
His IHSI illness ne bore with great pa
Iicnrc and resignation to The will Of Gnh.
employing every favorable opportunity ni
recommending the religion of Christ to
those who visited him. Inlr cd in his lite.
and even unto li> tI"aIi'. he was an exam
pie Of hmmi'ily. aud of devotion 10 The
cause of the Rrdccncr.
this tribute Of respect. to visit the subject
of this no'ic". frequently from tn" com
mcnrcm"nt of his illness 10 his death. aud
al no tim, did hr fini him murmuriu. un-
der his atl1:rtions. nor even expressing Il
desire IN Lrc, save on the account Of the
Church of which he was n member. To.
wards the latter part Of his illness h often
desired to depart AMI he with Christ. lie
died, as he ha,I liv,d firm in the { lh OF
the Christian religion. and in The fall ex-
prctainu Of blessed immortality. "Bles-
sch are the dead that die in the Lord yea
saith The sririI. they cease from their la
bourS. and their works do follow them"
Departed this iif' Oh The nigh Of the 9th
instant. at the Sand Hills, near Columbia,
:. c., Mrs Susan =. Glass. runsorr OF
John Glass. aged is wears aud months.
Having ln,rg hcen The subject Of affection
and disease. she lmrr her sniirrinoS wiIho II
! a mirnur, n Il waited with Christian pa
| rieuce, lnr lhr hour Of release from pain.
10 her Immediate family, the loss To hen:
! is irreparahIc. To her many friends aud
acqunn!ances the void caused Ivy her dc
cease will nu' soon he filled. As in life,
size was consistent in all her relations. sn
in death she was triumphant. bidding
| adieu To all, whom she esteemed dearest
on earth, she has gone hence. to reap the
rewards ofa we'll spent life.
On the ltli of AlarcI, last, al Malanzas,
CUBA. Mrs. Sophia llyatI Ric''ar,lSnn
wife of John S. Richardson. Jr. Esq. oI
Sumter District, after proIracIcd illness
Of ei.h mouths.
On the ION Of July, Mrs. Elizabeth
| McWhuripr the v.il,. t:f Jain Me WhOrter
Esq, Of i;ickcns District, aged Gl years.
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StserSE"> Smiles.

8 2 Plrtn' "t snndry writs of Fieri FdciaS
Ed shall prnrccd 10 sell nj Edgeed Court
House. on iie first Monday in Sept mbcr next,
The following property viz:
neilz and Hendrix, vs. Abrcr Nelson. the
defendants interest in one hundred acres OF
land. adjoining John lIoey aud others
William .ildcl. VS. William Towlcs, one
negro man Charles
Mitchell y Rausom. VS. Rainfall Dc!angltcr.
ore urgro man. CHARLES.
Penn u lbrannOn. VS. the same: Levi NJ.
Churchill, Us the same; Nohe Jerome, bearer,
vs. the same, The above described property.
IIarrel, Wright, d Co. VS. Wn. Yarbor.
ough, tn defendants int rr-i in inur hu n Ell
and thirty acres OF land more or less, a,ljoinin g
john Inlow and others.
Robbins Il Conner. vs. the same, the above
Described property.
Wade Glover, vs. Dyonicions Il. Wright.
one trac' III land confirming four hundred aud
fifty ac, es, more or less. ad. dining John Cooker
aud others.
John p. King, VS. Margaret Clark, ten ne
erors, viz: Eliza and her child Dave, Betsy.
Jane. Spencer, Bob, Polly, Lucy, Laura, and
Jack.
VI. Ardis, Executor. VS. John Cooker, one
tract OF and, containing two hundred anl f!lv
acres. more or less, adjoining Casper Neal and
Others
Loran 'iiddinss. VS. Matthew Gray, two he:
grors. Ciarissa. and her child William.
WilIiam w. Johnson, VS. the same, the above
described properly.
Henry Kennedy, VS. jarrett Wise, one gray
mare.
II. w. Posey and u. Edison, VS. Benjamin
Evans, one hay horse and one sorrel mare.
NJ. ID. Nalier. vs. the samc, the above dcs.
crihrd property.
Bland & Cain. VS. the same, the above dcs-
cribcd property. Terms-CaslI.
3. LHhiSTlE, S. E. D.
Aug II, 1s40 C %
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EpGrrIELD G. III. JuIy !. 1910.

EpGEFiELD e. IL. July ], 1910.
a TIA meeting u! tho Ulcers of Court and
"A Merchants of The Town. held in this place,
this day. the following resolutions were adop.
ted.
lst. Rcsoircd. With the view of relieving
the community as well as ourselves. from the
evils resulting from the circulation Of the depre-
cialrd cnrr ncy, now almost exclusively in use,
in this quarter "fihG State. That we will moi,
after the first day of September next, receive
the bills Of any Of the Banks of Georgia, unless
at the current iatc nf discount.
Cd. RTsoircd, That this determination bo
made known in the newspapers published in
this District
]. Terry, Com. in Eq. S. Christie. S. r. d.
G.L IL L. Penn, 4 Co. .. Towlcs. o. L. u.
Nicholson Il Presley. G. 4. Dnwd.
Eryan d. Minor. Bland & Butler.
Is A. Wallace. Edw j. Minis
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is TAN4- Az

ENRON the Subscriber. on the I'd day Of
q August, my nesru boy, SAM, Il Brcklayer
by trade. Sam is well known in his District.
the adjoining Districts. in Columbia, Charles
ton, and hamburg in this State, and in Angus
IA. Ga. 1t is very probable. That he will at
tempt to go 10 Columbia, ur Charleston, # he
leaves this District, as he has lived in those
places and has relations there Sam s about
five feet five inrhcs high. nearly black, a little
hard of nearing, is very fond oi'spirits. and is
very tallialivc when in liquor. a reasonable
reward will nc given and all necessary expell.
ses paid Tor his apprehension, and delivery in
the Jail of E,lgcfieId District, or in any all, so
that get him again. All persons are lore
warned from harboring him. trading will him
in any way. or giving him the least portion of
ardent spirits.
WILLIAM MORRIS.
Aug. II. 1870 tt %
The South Carolinian will give the above
two insertions, aud forward its account 10
w. NJ.
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! in the world, rendered him unworthy OF
that distinction.
lie then wen, on to show that llawcvcr
Objectionable Mr.. Vaa Buren, might be.
nc was infinitely preferable to Gen. liar
risUn--lila Van BGrrn was Il man ofhish
intellectual cllaractrr-!hai kY industry
and talents of The highest order, lie h9d
raised himself from ohscrrily 10 lie high.
est honors Of the Republic he VA,
IL seIfnadc man. and although he never
had on dyed The facilities of tho hnnnrs Of
:: Iniversi,N, rr' III: 'r,,i,i WIS ;:aillv RS.
t'"aic':. i., Slu7eu with profound know-
ledge OF I've laws. history and iastituinns
Hfhi> country that Mr. va Bu"rn had al
ways been dcvnlr, IN the Republican cause
and made an able report 10 the legislature Of
New York in support Of that measure
that he was the esteemed fricmd Of Craw-
ford, ani ran upon the saue ticket with
that great statesman for Vice President in
lS2l-lhat Georgia volcd for him again
in 1872 for the same office. Upon !he
great questions of currency and finance.
he show ed that Mr.. Van Burcn had acted
a parr, which for manly firnness. bold
and Intrepid devotion to principle and un
compromising hosilities to the powers and
prerrnsinnS of concentrated wealth, was
untnualcd hy any statesman of any age.
H.. then discussed the questions ola United
Slales Bank and an Independent Treas,,-
ry-pninted out the dangers of 1hc QUE
proved the simplicity and the advantages
oi The other. Itis impossible for any que
to do justice To tho arguments, and elo-
qucnce of the speaker-cvery bosom was
thrilled hy 1ie pare and lofty sentiments
wh'ch Tor m"ic thrn an hour hc poured
rili ll strains u; tn most sublime uratUry.
lie was repeatedly iu,prrunrpd b, the Iono
anil lnnd cheers f,he ass .;,blv. and c,usrJ
2 Inc had bropu. minis, n s.i,,u,s and am
nlausc of thr audience
Mr.. II ,rris followed: bur oIasr wb,, y
falling off He ma,;r an ,i]nrt to ralIv his
own snirirs. and the sb,t,c rpd f,,on,,n,s nr
n rouied force. Inn il was az no ovail-the
evening was ,r,,i,y la,e ,ho r.,,,,o ,Il
soo,,aI .,,; g 81 .nJ ,c.,, I,,,,r;.,, r,,.
h,Ir IN hnur ,o 'l..,,an,nd - ;",''T H. ~"
rr.rJ. ,,.,n s,,,,n,IaJ :, .o,-a,, ,J ,,,,,o,I
fr an ,d;,ur,mon, Ru,uo, ,y,;, r.,,lo.
uen We b,vn ,nn,.,.. wv, rnnm,, "mi f,r rGn
pnr, Eso u,.,,. ..,,,.I g.. ,,.,,o
snounj.I m ,L,. sun,r,ons snrh;. c.l,nn o;,;- IL
,nI r,sa >, ,,' n'' .''n" WI
,ha d,r .,d 80 .,,,;,',rs,a ~" ,', ",' W
oa. ~ ,,,o ;,,...,or,,L I" ~ = sr;' "'"s, " W.
.rI' W '". ,'.'"'"' ''' '''i" - Ipl'''"'i"'
he ''"r" S''' l'essca "'""hn' anu III Il
sPeee''''' '''''' ,''''s MINUTES nc ''i,' "iire
'lo 'i'o'isioos "p'''::!es '''" I,m.l''ne ,; m II"
cots',l'ncies W lil1 ''''''s I'll lp' Nhf'
a!it t,'r ! ar'''--ne eAl"<ea ana "e"'''' INC
P',", 'u'',o''S "i ast"',olng ar'ny-H' re-
l'e'.e'' 'nr cIiar"r 'hh, 'ir. van Hnrcn was
q" ""o,'"-- :, carrie" INC war ii'"
nnn,;"a,, ~ "r ,l,a 'I ,,"..; IT," .,'''"' ul''' 'hF
'''''"''r II, vi, W '''G - I'''''>""'S convention.
i"..'uh' Improvements ana int' arm. III q
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Incl Bo;IS Tin pns, NJ,e,or oc this

Lost lRailS.-The Post Master Of this
CITY, reports to the Post Office Depart
mcnt, thar The Mails for this office, which,
are missing in consequence of The steam
hnat North Canii:a. nn the night rf the
25th July. arc those lro New YorI; u!
the 2lst nnd :!!2d JuIy--ffrm Bnstnn o'
the 2Olh ard 2lst-frnm Phiildrlpha OF
live 222d-from Baltimore oItlIe % .2e3l and
2!:;:--!r".r Washington of the 22d aud
2atl --aud from Petersburg of'hr 23d, 9th
ar,i 225rh.-lri::riosto Cnufi;r.
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z ID E'fGhI.

hRDERED. That Il Brldnc be Built across
~ Horns Creek. near the Baptist Church,
aud that the huI!ing of said I'rid &c be let to
the lowest bidder n !dgcii"ld Court I;uusc. on
tho sale day m September nexr. Said Bridge
TO he nI good materials. and one hundred and
fifty live 'tel long. de>ides tie abuImcnls. and
warranted 10 he keep IN goo, repair I;r five wears.
from thr time it is received. The Bridge to |,
completed by lin first day # December next.
LEWIS HOLMES. Clerk
August TO- 1S40 pS
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SREsI:
NEW ASSORTMENT
OF
GROCERIES.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS

LIZ y
rs AVE now OH hand, and are daily recei;,.
-R.H in&, a general assortment of New Goods
which they offer for sale Oh reasonable terms,
CONSISTING i part uI lie following articles, viz:
~ ntds good aud prime Sugar,
$40 lbs White Havana do.
l,OCO O'' choice Loaf and Lump Sugar,
5O0'' double refined Crushed do, Il choice
article.
rs bags prime Rio aud Green Cuba Coffee,
also, Old White Java do.
5 tierccs Rice
III hnls llnlasscs,
chests Tyson, Imperial and Black Tea,
5000 bsts Liverpool Ground Salt.
] ,UUU lbs German, Bls,ercd and Cast Steel,
10000 lbs assorted Swede Iron. consisting Of
the following sizes: Il in. to -
2a-24 to 4,nclIes wide by ! To thick;
also, square and ronnu Bar Iron. from
] IT, inches in size ulsu, Nail Rods.
Band and Hoop Iron,
200 sett Wagon Boxes, assorted sizes.
loO kegs Nails and Drads, do. do. AL.
50, 4l IN. spikes,
4"O pieces best Hemp and Tow Bagging,
1GU coils Kentucky Rope,
50 du Common do TO inch.
200 lbs liagging Twne.
$4,000 lbs Bacon, (assortcd, Shoulders and
Middiings.
l0boXcs choice Sperm Candles,
10 do mould TaIlow do.
500 lbs good Feathers,
lO6 kegs White Lead No. ],
Is do Duponts Gunpowder FFF
$40 lbs So.e Leather.
~ cases Boots and Shoes,
5OO lbs Bar Lead.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soup almonds, II. Gin,
Gag. Buady Ptach and -ippte d., N, L.
Run Rye Haiskcy. Cidcr, Fincgar, Madeira
Hiae, ie"cribe dO.. Port, do. Aataga do.
Cotton O.naburgs; 3-4. A, and 5.4 Shirtings
and SncrtiI.ss; Red and White Fiannrls,
Negro Clothes, Blankets, &c. &c. sc.
Also
FIFTY Pieces Georgia Nam
kcens.
TOODEN WARE,
CONSISTING OF
Rush and Cane Scat Chairs, Hooden Scat and
Spindle Back do.. Chitdren's Ito. do. d0.
PAINTED aHd Unmiafed Buckets, Chiidren's
UthO,c HagnnS. Nests of Measures, do. Of
Painted and Unpaintcd Tubs, Brass and Iron
Gound Pals, CradfcS. BrOoms &c.
ALSO
Timothy md Red and White Glover
Seeds.
In addition tu tho above, The subscribers will
be receiving throughout the season, additional
supplies ol ali kinds of Goods, usually sold in
their line of business
SIDLEY g. CRAPON.
Hamburg, Aug lst 1910. 4t 81
Il The Edgefed Advertiser. PendletoH
Messenger, and Greenve Mountaineer, will
each give The above tonr insertions, and forward
their arcomnis to this ollice.-Journai.
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UMBRELLAS, Sc.

"a Case domestic Il d Scotch Gimgham I'm.
q brelas also Ladies' Silk Umbrellas AMI
Parasols.
In addition to the above. nhd Just received.
new English and American Prints PavilIiaIl
ianze, Blond Nett iandaIa, Spita'iirId, am;
Ponsce lIandkcrciiicis. fancy do. Bed Quilts.
English and American Long Cloths. Fc;vct
Ribbons. Sponl Thread Patent do. Erstngs
'iuspelt!rg.. Gloves. tluil Back Common
:ihcl,. srna:j plain. Willie horn. Twist Victoria
Log Cabin, Common and French Dressing
Fine Ivory ard Negro Combs &c. &c.
JOHN y. B. FORD
ITnmpurg. Aug II, lSlO If 30
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NEW roTToN.-S:nme Of the now crap
has arrived in town. not in halcs. l:;,wrvcr
hut in hollis. 4 few more weeks. and the
valuable packages will he railing into our
warehouses and the money rolling out of
tOwn.-IGid.
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1shGsGlasssI esgsEDRiRss
HEAD QUARTERS

HEAD QUARTERS.
lst Brigade Cavalry. July %, 1910. (
FE7ilE I'd Regiment oi Cavalry. will nss IN.
Il hle At Camp Wayne. (mear I.ibr ry Hin
"n saturday the 18th iay OF August next. uni.
formed and equipped for review, drill and in
spccilon, the line 10 he formed and ready fur
review at II o'clock, NJ.
The Commissioned Officers. and Serecants.
will assemble NJ the same place, OH the day pre-.
viOus. Inr drill and Instruction.
Field and general returns, of the efTcrtive
sire 9Th, arms. and equipments. of the Rcgi-
ment will be made olIr. and handed TO the Brig.
a'!c '4a;"r, beiure parade is dismissed.
brigade and RegImcntul StaiI,arc orlercdtu
bc in attendance.
Coz. CoisIn is charged with the extension
of this order.
BY order Of Brlgadirr General
w, a. WARDLiW, BRIG. Mai.
August 3. lcln II ~
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The Edseield BapIis Association will
hold its annual session this ycar, al ten
o'clock on Saturday hefnrc the second
Lords day in September, with the Big
Stephens Creek Church, at Harly's Meet
inr House.
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a CA Es E.

NyIIE Subscriber takes this method Of in
"a forming his friends anu the public gener-
ally, tiiat Inc will continue
General Commission and Factoroge Business,
in This place. lie will attend 10 the selling. re-
reiving, forwarding and storing Of Cotton, or
other Produce and ilrrrhandize. and to the
buying any article or bill of articles entrusted
:" his charge. TO all OF which he will give his
personal attention. and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him, 10
Charleston or Savannah Whilst soliciting the
p1lronlge of his friends lie begs leave 10 return
them his sincere thanks for past lilvors.
H. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. c. July 1910 3m &c
IN Store, and FOR sale. TO order or otherwise,
large assortment Of
Hemp and Iow B0eGing, Bale Rope
and Urine.
H. III,
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lIaMHI.EG Aug I.

Last werk's Ho';ce left our cotton mar.
kct in brisk stale, ard prices firm a: from
6 to Q cents. These rates arr maintained.
We NAV mention thar Il considerable qnan.
tirv has arrived this week, and met with
ready sale.-JJHraT!.
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Ertrnc' cfn Letter to TIC Editorseftac Charles

t0n NcrcHry.
TUSCALOOSA, July 60.
Between Livingston and this we have
had plenty of rain. and The Corn Crops
are generally good. The Couon Crop
is imp'"ving very fast. and shows fair for
an acreage Crop.
it is pretty healthy in this nrisholho hood.
hnt through The country, where have
been there is more sickness than has been
known for many years. About Livings-
Ton nearly half The pen.,le are sick, aud
there have been numerous deaths in thai
section.
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EEW GDaeHsS.

FHNllE Subscriber is now receiving from
q New York fuurteen cases of
NEW DRF GOODS.
comprising general Assortment suifabIe for
the season, which will be sold low for Cash.
Former customers aud the public generally are
invited 10 call on
JOHN .. e. FORD.
Hamburg, s, c. Aug S. 1910
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E,V,Eeaslep 6tss' Sale.

TWNIIE Subscriber havim" purchased the
u Mill formerly owned by VIM. VI. But
Ter. deceased. oIlrrS lnr sale seasoned Lumber
of all descriptions, nj IS cts. per hundred nj the
Mill. The said Mill is s;natcd on Shaw'S
Creek. three mills hciow the Pine House, and
ai,out six miles from Mr.. J"''n Lofts. All Or
dcrs thankfully received, amd pr"n;'tly, attend
cd 10. sAhUEl. fOsi ].
Aug 1910 II y
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II @ { i &C.

a Li. persons Indebted tn The Subscriber.
"A eIllIcrby Note or open Accounts, are ear
nes'lv requested tn make payment belore the
first rf O"tnhcr next. or their Nnlns and Ac.
ronnl; will he placed into the hands of an olli.
GER iur collection.
hr hbnel Bushnell is anl'.nr;zod Agent.
during my absence i:on ll,r District.
THOMAS &. BACON.
August T. $50 If ~