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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
VENTRHLGQUIsM!
Thus playI, n'any persons in one-Shal;
MIR. GhAITS

EE AS the honor of announcing TO The citi.
81 a zens of EdgeGeId Village and vicinity,
ilal he intends delivering his Interesting Exer-
cises, of the cnrions and amusing faculty of
GASTRlLOGUiSM,
At Mr.. GooDMAS's lIorEI., OH Thursday ercninr
the lSt. inst.
Part First.-Introductory Address. After
which, IL series of colloqnies. be- will illustrate
the humorous characters and Ecccntricities of
the BRoMRACH FAMILY.
In the course of his exercises, Mr.. Claus in
PRODUCES Il great variety ofditlerent and distinct
voices, with many sounds, in imitation of the
feathered. the brute creation. &c.
CoLLoqUY lst.-Composing four separate
and distinct Voices viz: The Elder, Won Brom-
bach, Esq. Sir Roger Plumtree, servant ut
Brombach Hall; Ambrose, the steward, and Nix.
CLAUS.
CoLLooUY 2d.-Betwecn two voices. the one
being MR. CLAUS. on the floor in presence Of
the audience. the other loquacious parsonage
ycleped Ohcdiali, in trunk.
CoLLnoUY 3d.-MR. CLAUS will hold n hui
moralls conversation apparently with gentle
men ni' the company. ALSO-The pleasing
feat ofthc Harp, when hc will send the sound
20O wards from the room.
lsoors will be opened soon after early candle
light Mr. CLAUS will pay every attention to
the comfortable arrangement Of the rooIr for
those who may please 10 favor him with their
company.
ADmIrrAScE so cts. children and servants
half price.
Oct /, 1910. 35
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Roy and NHuIe--S25 Reward.

YEyHE Subscriber sent his Negro Fellow
ii MARSH on small BAY MARE
MULE, about three years old. on the :5Oth day
of the last month, with Trckct in search of
brown bay poney. The said Negro Fellow
is five feet three inches high, with an iron on
his leg; about 25 years Of agc, and had OH
hlne dress coat, and blue Jean Pan,aloons, with
white hat, and as he has not yet returned, am
apprehensive that he has run away. A reward
of 25 dollars will be paid for the delivery Of
S. c., or for the lodging Of him in any Jail
in this State. and taking care of the Mule
The last heard of said Fellow, he was at Ly-
brant's. Lexington District.
J.J. ANDREWS.
The Edgefed Advertiser and Augusta Con-
stitn,ionalist will please publish the above four
times weekly, each, and send their accounts i'm.
mediately, to this Oftice.-Sonth Caroiinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

AUGUSTA, Sept. "a.
C0ifon-During The past week the demand
for cotton has been good. hu: the sales have
heen confined princi pay to wagons. From
warehouses the business has been very limited
the sales being so few that they arc scarcely
worthy ola notirc. The recent advices from
Europe have had little or no effect on this mar
ket further than to make holders more firm IN
their asking nriccs; but purchasers do not ap-
p. ar very anxious 10 operate. even at former,
rates. Ike receipts Of cotton during the week
will reach about three hlindi ed bales. about two
hundred Of which was of the new crop, the
most Of the latter was sold from wagons on ar
rival at from 81 10 cents. So far, what we have
received OF the new CROP the staple is very
good. but the quality cannot he expected
TO reach the old crop for some weeks to
come. We eqnote as the extremes for old cot.
ton 7 n 10, for new % n TO-
GrOccrtcS.-There is fair business doing in
the grocery line. Our merchants are daily re-
turning from the north where they have laid
ia good stocks which have been purchased at
low rates.
Erchang AS will be seen by our tables be-
low is on decline-sigh, checks oil New York
| are selling AT per cent prem. for current mo-
uey-Irr money of specie paying banks in the
city it can be bought | Il premium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
BIBLE CONVENTION.

'E$HOSE who are familiar with the his
tory of the Distribution of the Bible in
South Carolina remember that in December.
1929, 4 Convention composed of Delegates
from our different local BIBLE SOCIETIES. was
held at Columbia; which resulted, j, is believed,
in the subsequent supply of almost every part
olthc State, with copies of the Word of God.
1t is sapprehended, however, that the changes
so often taking place in our population, together
with other causes. rendered il necessary that The
same laudahle object should again be underta.
ken. Accordingly another Convention was
proposed to be held at the same place in De-
cember, 1897, which, from untoward circum-
lanccs, ia led Of effect.
As there is ground for apprehending, that the
nsed for continued and active exertions in this
great and good canse, is scarcely in any degree
diminished, the Bible Society of Charleston,
respectfully invites all kindred Societies
Throughout the State, and the friends of the OBJ
Iect generally, to appoint and send Delegates,
to a Convention proposed 10 meetat Columbia,
on the first Tuesday in December next, Tor the
purpose of devising and carrying ont such
measures US may be deemed best suited TO sup
ply, and keep supplied, every reading individ-
ual in the commonwealth. willing to receive il,
with complete copy ofthe Holy Scriptures.
The object commends itself, we trust, TO most
who ale friendly to the best interests of their
folow-men. Editors in the State, are respect
fully requesles TO give this paper an early and
prominent insertion in their columns; and Cler-
gymem whose appreciation it may meet, arc
earnestly solicited TO read it publicly to their
congregations, at an early date. and to co.ope-
rate IN the measures proposed, in such why US
they may deem best.
DAN. RAvESgI., Prcst,
w. II. BARNwELL, CommiHceofMe
THOMAS SMITH, B0ard OF Managers
b. GILDERsLEEyE, of the Billie Society
CHAs EDMoyDsroy. of Charleston.
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Among The distinguished Divines with
whom onr city has been visited, we may
number now the Rev. William ~. BrauIey,
D. d.. President OF Charleston College,
his admirable scholar and excellent man
discnursrr on Sunday last, to large an |
intelligent audience. Few men have more
ts.-aud none could better deserve
them, than himself in Philadelphia and in
CharIeston-indeed throughout The North
and South, he is not more widely known,
than sincerely beloved. The cause oi
learning and religion cannot fail 10 prosper
wherever his benign aud giIed influence
may extend. Such men are too rare in
our Union to be cherished ligh,Iy.-Pha.
Ga=cfte.
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OBITUARY.
"Dcath has been busy at his appointed aeork. u
DIED,

At her fathers residence, in this District. on
the 9ih inst, Mrs. Frances GGllman. in the 2Sth
year ul her age. She has left husband and
four small children, to mourn her untimcly de-
parture. The community in which she lived,
sustained III the death oI'this lady an irreparable
loss. She possessed those elements of cllarac
ter which always rendered her Il welcome guest
in the social circle She was kind and al.
fccllonate vile, fond and indu gent mother,
rs well rs generous and sincere friend. Al
though she was not member of any church,
yet her lille was characterized by the daily
practice of all those christian virtues which fur
nislr The hest evidence of firm reliance in re-
veacd religion, and the surest foundation for
hopes Of future happiness. She bowed be-
meath her long and painful illness without a
murmur. und finally departed, furnishing good
evidence 10 those she left behind that death
to her was only the gale through which she en-.
tered upon the enjoyment of that happiness
treasured up in heaven for al who walk up.
rightly in this world d-Communicated.
In Edseiield District, on the 22d Sept, Sarah
Eugenla, youngest daughter of Eugene Burt,
aged live months md twenty days.
Happy infant. early bIcss'd,
Rest, in peaceful slumLer, rest:
Early rescued from the cares,
Which increase with growing years.
In Tallahassee, (FI.) on the 18th inst, OF
Congestve fever. Sam. j. Nowlin, Printer, in
the oath year of his age. He was native OF
Georgia.
On the 18th inst. at Clayton, Alabama, after
a painful and lingering illness, (Which size sus-
taincJ with christian meekncss and Resignation. J
Mrs. Caroline w. Tomplsns, wife OF Henry
NJ. Tomkins, both formerly South Carolina.
At Raleigh, IN. c. aged G3 years. Beverly
Daniel, Adjutant General Of that State, and
late Marshal o! the United States, for the Dis
trict of North-Carolna, an office which he hon.
orably filed for more than thirty years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

YEllE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
IL frien.ls and the public generally, tia, he
has lately purchased the Coacll-ln"kng cslah.
lishmcnt and all its appurtcnancrs. in Potters.
vile. formerly owned b. J. w. Gibbs. and sub.
sequrnlly by ]. Mcneil. Being native ni
the District. and believing the land of nativity
TO be the "Iaml of PROMISE lie intends to To-.
cate himself there Tor life. where he is now
carrying on the business. and intends to carry
it on more extensively. and he trusts more per-
fcctly than it has hccn done hcretoforc.-
He has already engaged the services of scve-
raj experienced mechanics, whose skill and
industry are unsurpassed; which t'gethcr with
individual care and attention, lie llattcrs him
self that ample satisfaction will be given to all
who may be pleased to favor him with their
custom. CALEB MITCHELL.
NIB. Repairing ofIyagons, Gigs and Carria-
gcs, will be neatly despatched AT the short
rst notice and on the most reasonable tcrms.-
Do boys give yonr old friend n call! C. VI.
Sent o. 1910 b 81
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Valuable Land for Sale.
Sept IL, 1910

FEHI!E Subscriber offers for sale, his vaua.
q bic plantation situated and wing in the
District of Edgcfrld. OH the waters of Richland
Creek. adjoining lands of Captain Jacob B.
Smith and Mrs 5. Bonham. The Tract con-
tairs Five Hundred acre, more "r less; Two
Hundred acres o! which are cleared and under
good fences. The Land is well adapted to The
culture O.: Corn. Cotton and all kinds OF small
gram. The remaining three hundred acres
are woodland aud well timbercd.
On the promises are an excellent two story
Dwelling iionSe. Kitchen, Barn. Stables, and
ail nther nee eSsary ou'.hnildings. The SITUATION
is healthy. the megihorho"d good and its spring
waters equal 10 any in the District, or Stale.
The above tract of land car be- had bv paving
orc third ST the purchase money on the first Of
January next. aud the balance on Il credit of
one and two years
The Subscriber also offers for sale Eight
hundred bushels o! Corn. Eig'Itrrn cr twenty
Stacks os Fodder. \ .nc,i stock rl;.altlc. Hogs
nc. Th" tcr'is will '.c .nilic accommodating
tn m approved purchaser For Ii,r!er pnr;ic-
niars aprl, to the Subscriber living at Pc,;ers-
vile, S. Z.
DAILY CORLEY.
Sept. IL, 1910. tr34
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

or the &c STATES nf,he Union, II have
democratic governors, namely, Massachu-
sets, Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylva.
nia. Mary land, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Illinois Mis-
souri,. Mississippi, and Arkansas. Twelve
states have whig governors, namely, Yer
mont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
York. New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia,
North Carolina. Kentucky, Indiana. Mich
isan, aud Louisiana.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

Good ncps from T,ermont.-We are re-
ioiccd tn learn, that This old hue-lieht. an
ii masonic, Tory State. where during the
last war il was considered "unbecOming Il
moral and religious people to rejoice in the
success Of American armes," remains true
to her ancient principles, and has again
gone for the rcderalists. BY the aid Of The
Ahoiiinni.rs, who number several thou
sands in thai state, the majority has been
somewhat increased, and We are glad to
eli. II may he the effect Of opening
the ewes of some few dcludcd ie1eralists
at the south, who have been lending a
helping haud 10 The men, who would If
they had the power. ovrrfurn all southern
institutions and render their situation truly
dcpiorable. Fermont is where she al
ways has hccn, aud we trust forever will
bc. So mole it he !-Magician.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
LAST NOTICE..

a LII Persons indebted 10 the Estate of Jas.
IA Smyly, deceased either by note or ac.
count. are earnestly and lastly requested to
make immediate payment. II they wish to
save the expense OF cost. as it is Il matter of
importance with me 10 bring the business to a
close. This being the last notice intend to
give, you may do well to attend to it.
JOHN S. SMYLY.
Sept. II, 1SI0 nc "a
~ b. | wonld also state that after the first
of October next. will not take any Georgia
money without the customary rate Of discount
J. S. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
NOTICE.

A GOOD Boot Maker, of steady habits,
IA wonld find employment. by applying to
the Subscriber, at Edgcfirld Court House, sc.
| would also employ good workman on La
dies Shoes. D.A. WALLCE.
Edgrfield, Oct |, 1s40 C 35
0F The Augusta Con,ituiionalist will pub
lish the above three times, and forward its &C.
count to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
ReceiptS for Subscription.


The Publisher acknowledges the Rcccip
from the following persons, 10 the time pu
downt 10 their respective names:
John Burns. January 9, lG41.
TLomasJ J. Coleman. July 9, 1911.
William CulhIeatIi. January 80. lSil.
John Eamcd, January |, 1S41.
A. Delorca, July %. lS4l,
ii. b. Elder. May Z. ISL.
Abram Finn. July 23. 1871.
Col. NJ. Frazier. February =. 1e4l.
Thomas J. Ilibber. February =. ISL.
William Ioor. February s. 1871.
J. J. Kennedy. April 80 1911.
Isaac Moragne. August G, 1911.
II. Neal. August II. 1871.
]. G. Sheppard. January 9, lS42.
DR., Benjamin Waldo, January 9, 1911.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

Amful Reuenge.-Two boys fought out
quarrel one day, and the bigger proved
the best man. Darn ye.' said No. 9,
when he found he was used up If can't
lick We, III make mouths at your sister.
-Bockeior's Button.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

A political discussion will be held mt Abbc-
vile Court II"use, on sale day next. brtwcen
the parties Of the District commencing at ] |
O'Clock; anil conlinue until 6 o'clock, in the
evening. Two speakers on each side, and four
speeches each en- hour and half in length and
two closing spcerhcs, of half an hour each.
Sent. %, lS40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
Augusta Female Seminary.

" HE duIics of this SEM MARY will he
resumed on or about the 18th Of October, by
Mrs. II. l.. MoIsE. assisted by competent and
efficient Teachers. All the branches OF Il COM
plete English EDUCATION will be taught. Also
FRENCH and other LANGUAGES; Vocal and IN-
sTRUMESTAIpNusIc, and DRAINING and PAINT
ING in all thekEbrauchcs.
TERMS, pr. Or. of 3 mos.
For English-from $50 $500
Z" French and other Languages, 1000
Music on the Piano, 5000
Guitar, 1000
" Drawing and Painting; 1900
q" Boarding g. Lodging, lights g. fuel 50 10
A limited number of young ladies' can be
comfortably accommodated in the immediate
family Of mrs. Moise, whose attention will be
devoted to their morals and department.
Augusta, Geor. Sept 22, la40. C 35
The Edgefied Advertiser. will insert the above
three times and forward bill COnstitution0lis'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
Estrayed,

TNROM the Subscriber, on the 9th August
Ut last, n small light bay mare Mule, three
years DID, reached mare, dark legs, some marks
of gear abon, her shoulders. and has u remarka-
bly brisk walk Any information respecting
her directed to the subscriber at Elton Post or:
fee. Edgefeld Dist, S. c.. will be thankfully
received; and all trouble and reasonable expen-
ses literally rewarded.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Sept l540 f3I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
LaRhs for Sale.

FH7IIE Subscriber offers Tor sale his Pana-
a ton lying on Cnileytown creek, cor
tanning about four hundred and fifty acres. one
mile from Damascus Church, and loiir u;;e
east Of the Mathis Road. There is about or.s
hundred acres under good fence and ia aond
stale of cultivation ANY person wishing TO
purchase lands woulI,Io we! il call aud see for
themselves, for terms appiy 10 The subscriber on
the premises. T'l0S. HENDERSON,
Sept. 16, 1910 b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
Prints, MuSlins. &c.

6NAkAA Pieces Fancy Prints,
SGB2D Also, English and French extra
super do (new and beautiful styles }
Lawns, Musins. Linen ShcetinGs,
Irish Linens, Vestings, Hosiery, &c.
Embroidered and Printed Muslin de LANES,
Aso-coored Silks. (Plnin and Figured).
Also Case Gentenen's Silk Umbrellas.
Received by latest arrivals, and for sale at the
Store of J. o. B. FORD.
Hamburg, Scpt9, 1910. If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

A. J. Lewis. The Cashier Of the Schuyl-
kill Bank. who ahsconded sometime since,
deiau!ter to a large amount, and who
has been for long lime enjoying The good
living. Of Paris has returned 10 Philadel-
phia, and we learn has heen arrested, at
the instance Of The President and Directors
of the Bank. -Cdmden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

yappiicd jorbjore the first Of NOecmbcr aczt.)
a VALUABLE PLANTATION, on Sa.
Ia vantal River, IN Edgetield District, S.
Carolina, on both sides of the road, which led to
the New Bridge and within less than mile
of Hamburg. containing S31 acres. of which
large portion is fertile low grounds, and Oh
which there are Grist Mill, Drickyard, and
other useful improvements.
y liberal credit will be given on most of the
purchase money. Apply TO
JONATHAN MEiCS, or to
J. & w. HARPER.
Augusta, September Is, 1910 "a
The Edg"licld Advertiser, and Charleston
Courier, will please insert the above three times
weekly and forward their accounts to this Office
augusta Chron. & Sen.
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n NOTICE..

He ANYWAY from The Subscriber on Mon
.MO day the lith inst. my Apprentice, Robert
Adams. do hereby offer reward OF CT cts.
to any person that will bring said Adams to me;
aud further forwarn any person from trading
with said Robert Adams, ms | will not be re-
sponsiblc for any OF his contracts
WILLIAM WATKINS.
10 miles east Of Edgefeld.
Sept 2G, 1910 IS
The Augusta Consiiinionalist will please
give the above three insertions and forward its
account to this office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
Fall and Winter Goods.

HE SubscrIbers are now Receiving FROM
H. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
large and well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
C0sIsTIyG IN PART OF
Mackinaw Whitney and DufFfe BInnkets.
Chidren's Rose Blankets.
Negro Blankets
Plains and kerseys, for Negroes.
Plaid Lrseys.
PLAIN and Figured Red Lindseys:
Super Blue and Black Cloths.
Low Price do
Steel Mixed do
Lion Skin, Mohair and Pilot do for oyeri
Coats.
Blue, Black and Fancy Cassimeres.
Blue and Back Casinets.
Steel Mixed and Cadet Grey do.
Woolen and Silk Velvet Vestings.
Silk Satin, and Valentine do.
Kentucky Jeans, from so cts. to 81 so per
ward.
Red and White FIanncls,
Green and Yellow do
Double and single width Merinos.
Mouselaine de'Lane. very fine.
Mouselaine d. Lame, at G2i cents,
Plain and Satin striped Shalleys.
A variety of English and American Prints.
Embroidered Merino Shaws.
Changeable Damask Silk, splendid article.
Highland and BIanke, Slawls.
The Alpine Shawls-a new article.
Damask Table Covers.
Irish Linen and Long Lawns.
Fancy plaid Silawls.
Hemmed Stitched and Embroidered Tand'
kerchiefs.
Swiss. Book and Null Muslins.
Jaconet and Cambrick do
Ladies Worked Collars.
Black Lace Wells.
Black and White Grccian Bobinct.
Black Italian and Gro dc nap Silk.
Do Maliony do do
Sinshew and Snrsinets
Figured Colored Silks for Dresses.
Black Satin do do
Brown and Bleached Homespun.
do do Drilling,
Gloves and Hosiery.
A variety Of Gentlemen and Ladies' Shoes.
do do Boys and Misses do
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers.
Misses do do
Negro Shoes.
Lcghorn and Straw Bonncts,
Misses English Straw do
Ribbons aud Artiicials.
A.SJ.
One Bale OF LII H. aud Misses
WORh BASKETS.
ALSO,
Saddles Brides and Martingals.
GirtIs and Surciuglcs,
Wagon and Drivers Whips,
Twig Whips, &c.
ALSO.
Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Soap and Lamp Oil. &c. SC.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
AND CROCBERY WAREj
ALSO.
Bagging. Bale Rope and Tcine.
All Of which they will sell low for CASH, or
on time, 70 prnctual customers. They respec:
fully invite their friends and customers, and the
public generally to call and examine their Stock
and Prices. Come and see, we will charge
you nothing for looking.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Sept II, 1910 tf33
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Administrators Notice.

w tobcr next, for the ensuing year, five
plantations. belonging To the Estate of VIM.
Strum, seIi., deceased Note and approved
security will be required.
WM. STRUM, Admir-.
Sept. 22, 1910 d "a
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r e z = II.

He is also prepared 10 sci partial or full Sc,
Of JncorrHptibfe Tseth on Pivots, or on Gold
Plates. after the most scientific principle.
Edscfcld, Oct. ], 1910 d 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
ed IT'S FIR ".

4 PEALER, Surgeon Dentist. respectful
0B ly informs the Public tina, he lias taken
an Office at Mr.. GooDMANs Hotel, and is pre-
pared to perform all operations relative 10 his
Profession. such as
Plugging. CLEANING. Filing and Ertruefine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

London has from from one 10 two millions Of
people. New York :I00,00O, yet here are Sc
ventren distinct murders in one year: twenty.
eigli, persons smnhcred or made away with in
that way: one hundred and scvenly-niue de.
stroyed, nobody knows how: besides burning
and drowning. and accidents. aud riots, and
fires, of nil kiuis. Whence all this! We all
swcr aud lrt every man in our city hear it, in
NEw foRK THERE ARE FIVE GROG SHOPS
WHERE THERE IS ONE rS LnXpoY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

Mr.. Editor.-I request the favor Of YOU to
publish The following list Of appointments for
Mr.. B. NJ. Palmer This gentleman will lee.
ture on the subject Of Temperance, a, these
appointments. and receive subscriptions for the
Temperance Advocate, published a, Columbia.
w TnJINSOS
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LONDON VS.. NEW YORK,

The following table, compiled from official
documents, shows tremendous exchange a.
gaInst our city, of mortality and crime for the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

Tic population Of the Territory Of Io,ca is
found hy the new census TO be over $4,000
enough TO cniillc tito admission as State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01

We are requested to state, tha: the following
gentlemen are candidates for Congress. and the
House ofReprcsenlalivcs Of the Legislature Of
this State.
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FDss SALE.

Sept. IL, 1910.