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EDGEFEELD ADVERTISERS
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aud becoming responsible for the same,
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sfsrlclggR9gr0E.

From the Temperance Adroeaie.
Cant. ]. d. Siro'hrr's Report on Horf
culture, made before The Failfeiu Agi
cultural and horticultural Socicty. the
Isl Of Nor 1871.
Your Committee consider their deparl.
mcp, rs second 10 no other branch of good
husl,andry, and will offer few remarks in
fnyor offs great Importance, To The a,icn
lion Of ,ne Society. IL is that branch Of
busbaudry which rreals Of the different
modes Of producing and collecting all
kinds of fruits, vegetables, roots, herbs,
nlau,s mud aowcrs. for the support and
luxurv Of mankind. Nothing, wc con-
ceive, hus more handsome appearance
Than n finely cultivated ear!cu. and as
there is no part Of The farm so well manu-
red and rillrd, ~ there is none which gives
81, rrea, nndso grateful return TO the
culI;voior. Whn is there. who once hav.
;ur possesscd fne garden. and known
the pleasure Of daily par'akinc of fruits
aud vegetables. in all the variety Of our
climate. ,lncsnot esteem them nmomg The
cbo;cesr blessings OF his life! And, who is
,here in this part Of the country. who has
il mol in his power 10 have this, by culivu-
TING his garden well! A fine gnrdcn nd-
minister's 10 The wants af The mind ns we'll
rs those of the hntiy. To nll classes Of so
ciety i, affords in their hours of relaxation.
a pleasant reerenlion. nnd impar's TO them
n, once a more extensive view OF Omnipu-
epce, and greater love for the cultiva-
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Water Proof Warehouse

li,aRunG. Sepl"nlber ~. Iell
yNViIE Subscriber becs icave Ia Inform his
III friends aud tie public that hc continues
the WAREHUuS SE aud COMMISSION Bl-
SlNESS. Il, his former stand known - the
Water Pr"o. Warehouse.
IJctJcmcd IL II Is from other buildings. ITS To-
calIum renders II nearly as secure from lire, as
il it were iilc proof The !loor- oi lls two wings
have been elevated above the igi, water mark
of the great tlcshrt "f MAY lriO: and each of
these dr, .sI"ns of the building. will store from
.,UU 10 .cuU bales OF! Cotton. both Of these ar"
designed to BE- exclusively sci apart Tor The Cot
ton ol planters and county merchants. who viii
thus he secured from the possibility "i loss aud
daruasc 10y ircsheis.
lie ayuiIs himself Of the prcscn, occasion 10
return hs thanks 1" his friends and patrons. for
their liberal support during the last seas"n.-
lie solic'ts from ,heui aud the public general
! ", continuance of this confidence and assures
them, that III return for their patronage lIc will
use his best personal efforts 10 promote and
| protect their interest committed 10 his charge
in addition TO oihIsassurancc. he pledges himself
that he will in 10 cise purchase bale oC Cot.
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping oi
! Cotton. the receiving aud forwarding OF Goods,
! ar any other business usually transacted by i
! Commission Merchant.
G.. WALKER.
September 30 tim ~
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From ihc Tsmpcrenee Adeoea,e.

The following are in brief the remarks
or DR.. l.. B. Davis in support Of the Rcso-
lu,ions offered by him 10 tho State AGricul-
raj Society. recommending use o?Cot-
ton instead nf Hemp Bae2in'. and Of Cot
ION for all the various ari''l snl wearing
apparc! where il was possible to substitute
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
James Robertson, " others. }

James Robertson ~ others Bal for
Douglass Robertson * others. Partition.
HTnppcarins I" my satisfaction that Daniel
III Robertson, William Robei tsor,. Mar, Robert
son. SaInuc 4. Brooks, aud Lucy his wife.
Temperance Robertson. llisdeu Robertson.
Elizabeth House. Nancy Carring,un, Richard
Christmas. and Mary his wife, Defendants in
this case. reside out of the Stale. Therefore.
ordered: Tia, the said defendants do plead
answer or demur TO this bill. within three
months from the publication of this order. or
the SAID Bill be taken pro confeSoo agains, them.
J. TERRY, C. L. Z. u.
Nov. , isii CsG) umc 40
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State of South tarulina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
m

Green b Crawford. Declaration in 1t
vs. Wade Shur,leswortl,. taehment.
NE7HEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stat
Wv ed Case. has this day filed his Declara-
ton asnins, the Defendant, who is absent from.
aud without the limits OF this State. las il is
said. y having neither wife nor attorney, known
within The same. on whom copy ofthe Declar.
alton. with rule 10 plead thereto nigh, be serv.
ed: Ordered. that the Defendant plead TO the
said Declaration. within wear and day. from,
the date thereof. otherwise final and chsolute
Judgment will he awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. p
Clerks Office.
May Is. 1871. n&r. age IL
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State Of South Carolina.
.iBBETTLLE DISTRICT.
IN 'nllLN CON NiAN DI L.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Moole VS.. Declaration in attach.
Mathew Houston. mtnt.
VNTIEREASt the Plalntif'in the above stat,
Wv ed case, has this day filed his Derlara
ton acains, the Defendant. who is absent from
aud without the limits OF this Stale (as it issaid,
having neither vile nor attorney. known with.
in the samc, on whom n copy Of the Dcclara,
ton with rule to plead thereto might be scrv.
ed: Ordered. that the Defendant plead 10 the
said Declaration. within year and day from
the date thereof. otherwise final and absolute
judgment will be awarded against him.
JNo. r LIVING STON, c. C P.
Clerks Office.
Nav Is. IeIl. R.&r. ape IL
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Heary Dockeis.-Thc Criminal Cour, of
Adams county, Mis-, now in session. nag
700 cases 10 dispose OF, 80 Of which arc
criminal The Disrric, Court iu session a,
Jackson. iu that State. had 1900 cases.
$50 have been decided. Fine times lor
lawyers, shcri!fs and conslables.
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEr lELD DiS XII i.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Arson )! M0''fy' Declaration in At
- p;.,,. flchment.
WHEREAS The PlainIiii'in the above
w stated ease, has this day filed his
Declaration agaisnl the Defendant, who is
absent from aud without the limits Of this
State, as it is said, having neither wife nor
attorney, known within The same, on whom
q copy Of the Declaration with n rule to
Plead thereto, nigh, be served: Ordered
tha, The Defendant Plead TO the said Dec
laralion, within year and day, from the
date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will be awarded agains, him.
GEORGE POPE, C. c..
Clerks Office ! ape A
Nov. 81, 1911.
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.Neag FAIL 81 gVsissHer Goods.
JOHN ID. cd. k'2eR ID,

JOHN ID. CD. E2eR ID,
XMAS Just reccived iron, New Work. has Fall
.MM and WIuier snppiy-his stock compris-
es one OF the most complete asNorimenis of
STAPLE s. FANCY.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
that c1n be found any where. Oi his former
eustomershe asks the opportunity to show them
his practical l,ank- for their patronage: ai.d 10
those who ere accustomed 10 seek IN other uaar-
kcls for what OF style aud fashion or Loso Pr,ce,
they expect 10, in Hamburg he would beg leave
to say, that by calling, they will give him the
pleasure To show thai more eniiIc assortment
ofthe best aad snos, Fashionable Goods, OF every
variety. is not TO be found. ne has now OIL hand
400 pieces American Prints.
200 "a French and English do
SO a. twillc,l Il plain Sc"tch Ginghaus.
80 bales brown Shirtnss 81 Shec;imgs,
eases bleached do do
bales Linseys s. Plains, for negro clothes.
Ceases Kerseys, and l Of cheap Saiiine,t,
for do
so pieces neayy Dufil & Twilled Blankets,
AIackinaw g. i0-i, Ia, l2-4, & lid Whit
ney Blankets,
q ia, ia. e IA. extra Bath Wool, Ribbon
bound Blankets, =, s..
Tickirss. Dritsings, end russrec Scssc1
Goods, by the bale,
Super black * mixed Sa;Inci,s aud kenInc-
Ky Jeans,
60 pieces Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
Birds Eye, 81 "a, 81, l0-!, n l2-i table
Diaper,
Brown * colored Table * Piano Covers,
Fine wool dye and French black Cloths,
blue invisible crecn ~ mixed do
Black, blue black, fancy colorrd & mixed
Doe Skin Cassi'neres.
plain and figured SATIN Scrg, de Rome. Al
bert Cord. Chinic * Velvet vesiings,
Plain striped and printed Baizarines. new
aud beautiful article Tor Ladies Dresses,
Bombasin. Mer,un's aud Muslin dc i-a'nes,
25 in IL ~ Ma;lroni Lutcslnng,
24& 4-4 Gro de Rhlne.
Black and blue black figured Silks,
Blue black Gro d Antique,
2nd Mourning do
Gro d 'Armurc and Rep. Silks,
Black Pehin and striped Gimme ~ Gince DO
Plain & figured Salllrs " B"nnei silks,
With every new style in market. PLAN strip
ed and figured.
Thread u Lac. Edsinss & lnserIins-. with
agcnetal assortment oi all kinds oi Lace
Goods.
New and Fashionable ine Paris work d Col.
lars.
Bonncls, a variety OF the bes, x newest styles
Silk. Floecuce, aud Straw,
7-i Il 81 heavy chanceable Silk Shawls.
Nett X PLAID wool aud Chime Silk do
Chime Scarfs u fancy silk Snawis.
White u black Silk Hose Il Hose, french
and English,
OfGlovcs, Hosiery Ribbons. Bsaids, Tapes,
Cord. Binding, Fnnges, Collars. Scaris.
Hdkfs. &c, general variety,
1000 pieces Paper llunsiuss.
Scotch Cling hams. Cambric ~ Silk Umbrellas,
White & blue laid Letter & Cap Paper,
Envelope, aud all kinds OF Paper used IN PINT
ing Offices.
Printing Paper OF any size End quality, fur
nished u, the loves, rate, and orders ior
any quantity filled "n short notice,
ALSO,
The above. with almost every variety Of arti
cles usually kept in Dry Good Stores. Whole
sale or Retail, i'll quantities TO sn'l purchasers
Merchants from the country are invited &c
call and examine his assortment,
Hamburg. Nov. !, lSil 1t 10
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Temperance MOremsut,--A certain Squire
in Maine actually Gu, of and discarded ono
of his toes, because |, 60, eorred.-MceAGas,
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MURRAY a. EEHLL.
HI EEP constantly "n hand, Il, the above
EA House general assortment OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERI. PAINTS. OILS. DYE
STUFFS. HATrER'S MATE
RIAI.S. WINDOW GLASSs&c.
All of which they offer al the lowest PS'ces
and on terms to suit purchasers.
AL orders rr,eufed rith neGiHcSs and despatch.
\ supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always ON hand. suited 10 the season.
Hamburg. Angus, =. "a
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NDTUEE.

A Ii persons to whom the Estnie Of B. F.
IA. Nicholson deceased, ia indebted, are re
quasted TO prescn, their accounts. and those who
owe the salne. are required 10 pay them; de-
mands must be legally aresicd.
] D. NICHOLSON,
ID. X. STROTHER,
administrators.
October2S tf 50
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
4 AUR friends IN the Country. and elsewhere
are informed that tie death Of our late
friend and Co-parlner, Doctor Charles N. Hill
vii! noi derungc the regular routine oi our bu
siness Il, all, rs il will be continued by the sur
viyins Copartper under the same firm name
MURRAY * HILL.
Pr. ]. II. MURRAY.
Surviving Copartner
DC; 81. If IS
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Boot alld Shoe shop

RSOOA s1ARV SA2OC S1aOps
TIME subscriber has III Hamburg, on
T. Centre street opposite Messrs: How
ard & Garmanys' BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he will keep on hand fine
SHOES & BOOTS, warranted work ;
likewise an assortment of Coarse Shoes
manufactured nj his lanyard near MI.
Vintage. on the old Stage Road. between
Edsefcid Court House and Hamburg.
Carries un The SaJdlcry and Harness
business, in all It's branches, aud will sell
low for cash. Good raw Hides will bc ,a-
ken in trade or for cash, as will suit the
parties.
All business in his line, attended 10 with
despatch. NJ. l.. GEARrY.
Hamburg, Oct !, 1871 Ii SO
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@@tts Mesess,
FrorItae Ne.e Gennes.e Farmer.

rhyme n:sy b readily manufactured from sone
branches oiii.at useful science. Only tlinl;
of the stafist>sef cotton. iuter,, o-cn with The
flowers of f'gmsl Ii people vii! no, study
Political Ecc;iony more thoroughly IN it, sim.
pie form, solse rhynster might render himself
a public nFsactorby rendering the grea, truths
Of thai science familiar to cur ears through the
aid of rhyme.
Fsaa Lie Northern Light.
COTTON STATISTICS.
sf HENRY WHITING.
Egyptian, GEees, nnr Roman ever knew,
That 5uch glaiit rs cotton grew;
Or. isRtsegeknown,
Twas OILY s@zcoEimen. useless weed.
Which idly ssfprg up, aourishcd, wartio seed,
by no enc sown.
THE eastern I.;dies grew il, spun, and wovc;
But, wanting GIN" }" and steam their looms to
move.
The ,rsde was small.
Their bales tin Up as rags among mankind,
Would scarcely serve its bleeding wounds 10
bind,
Muslisis and all.
cer,prv s;,ea ,,,rss ,bpa The dS,,fr and
The shuttle, hiIably thrown from hand 10 hand,
S,;,d,. mud nnIvey. .loor, ,Ie;, rocc bevo,
When England arough, to light those "Trishfs
" 'rI. IT,. ,a r,.s.
,vh,, ,,,s , tsys-hy sab. ,ho ,tr,,a hv rr,,,,a
80 Ne''''
~ o''' .,.,,,:s -. .at,;n.. oG ~
T,,;, :, ,;,,eIs snhcyrs nj mime, Lr;yh, g. s,,r
,Two,d s,,ct5s, g,;Il e,rc,c,, ,Irop,b ,Il ,bos.
;o,,.,,.ls e.,
1ri.,. .Ss,;.,I .;,
= ''s'e
,,,....s 3 ,.,o.,,.,r ,,;,,, s,,cro,t,
~ w -
rwo,iid span Ia, earth 8 enormous whist,
Where longitude its longest line has iIac'd.
Ten finest III ound.
Aud are these webs. which thus could scathc
The globe.
lis even so.
II is the age" cotton Fold on fold
vi us sin"''ne 'e"'uie e'o''''' uio young ano
aud old
Ihe high ana low.
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EreclgI0s''S Notice.

Executors sNOeece.
A Ii persons indebted 10 the estate Of Rob,.
IA Watts, late of Edgeiicld District, decd.
nre earnestly requested TO settle the same hy the
frs, day Of January next, Us the Executor ii-
tends settling the said estate, and cannot give
longer indulgence. Those having claims against
the said estate, must render them in by ,ha,
time, or be barred. &c.
ROBT MCCULLOUGH.
Executor.
Nov ! # 40
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NOsice.

W FORWARN all Persons from trading for u
note given to Carey NJ, Warren. IN the
month Of October 1910. calling for three hun
dred dollars. unless the bargain is complied with.
JOEL F. WARREN
aiov Is u ~
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UsrOu,slnt 40 the Jail

''--'' NUTGcG.
A IL persons indebted IN the late B. a. Wal
"a lace, are requested to mike payment. and
all those having demands uguinsl the estate, az
requested 10 render them properly atiesie:l It
y. l.. Griffin. Esqr., my attorney with whom
will be placed all notes and accounts due tli''
estate. ELLEN L. WALLACE
Qualified E1eeutrir.
October II II @
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-18

In Hampton Roads 9th hzaieridian North
River, va for ffhomaston.
Ar at Orleans LIST brig ExLo. Randlctt,
Thomaston; ship Pennsylvania, Fainham. Liv-
espool. Ar 9th brig Carlton, Jameson, Thong
aston.
Arat st Joseph. previous to ODD slip Camera,
(aew) Whitney. Damariscotta, (sinoe at Or
leans.
Chat N Orleans 9th brig Raymond, Leven-
seller, # N Orleans
Cid at Charleston 9th sch Ceylon, DelanO,
Mobile.
Ar at Boston 10th sch Margaret, Williams,
Philadelphia; Shipwright. Shortwell, Wiscassct
Cid / 18th brig Edward (ate OF Harpswell. sold
for whaler) Taber, of and for Mattapvsett. A,
18th sch Mary Ann. Stearns. Bath. CID 18Th
brig Lincoln, Crocket, Thonaston; sch Boston
Donnel. Bath.
Ar at Portland 18th sch Orring,on Packet
Loud Boston fr Frankfort.
At Oahu, Sept. IA, ship Wiscusset, Horton
Wiscasset, 1000 VIII and 700 sp, fitting for d
cruise
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R MARINE LIST. III
PORT OF BATH.
SAILED.
Feb IL sch Comet, Fogg, Boston

ARRIVALS. CLEARANcEs. &c.
At Matanzas LIST inst brig Frances Ellen, Bath,
just ar.
At Port au Prince 22d alt North Star, of and fr
Camden.
At Havana about ,25th nit bark Fairfield, Cuts,
for Mobile next day,
Sid fin St Thomas Oath ult brig John. Coombs,
Washington, N. C. Goth brig Fox, Winchell,
Wilmington, N C. 9th LlewelIyn, Adams do.
At NQrleans, 3Oth among others ships Hanover,
Drummond, for Havre, next week; Globe,
Jameson, Portsmouth, ii do.
A at Mobile lst sch Edward Kent. Winchen-
back. Matagorda.
Ar at Norfolk 9th sch Increase, verrill. Thorn
aston
Below Providence 18th brig Splendid, johnson
fin Mobile, at anchor off Pappoose Squaw.
CT at Baltimore 10th bark Alcenus, Skolfed
Kingston. Jam.
Ar at Norfolk 9Th sch increase, Terral, Thorn
aston,
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Harrison Inauguration Ball !

YENHERE will be BALL in this Town, on the
u evening of the 9TH of March next. Subsrri-
hers 70 the Ball will be furnished with Tickets a,
the Store of G. 8. jerks previous to that evening
Cilizens Of other towns are respectfully invited
attend. The Subscription Paper may be found by
applying 10 either of the following Conlpi,tee v
Arrangements. EBEN CLAP,
J. PUTNAM.
}. q SWINTON,
e. ). jerks,
b. STINSON,
f.. G WILSON,
GEORGE KENDALL
Bath. Feb. 10, 1871 3w47
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amongst the several town. IL proportion to popua.

amongss,he several towns 10 proportion TO Popna-
ton
Order introduced by Mr.. Bryant on Saturday,
was taken up and passed, instructing the commit
tee on State lands to inquire into the expediency
ofprohibiting any farther sale of public lands, ex
cept for actual settlement-also the expediency
granting no more permits for cutting timber
thereon-also why the township marked D. origi-
nally designed for the revolutionary soldiers, was
exchanged for township No. sand whether the
sales and transfers ofour State lands have been for
the advantage of the State-with power to send
for persons and papers.
Mr. Goldthwait. of Biddeford, offered an order
proposing that from and after the first day of
March next, the pay fthe members of the Legis-
lature be reduced to 81 so cents per day
On motion of Mr. Dunn, the words members
ofthe Legislature were struck out and member
from Biddeford" inserted. The order was then
indefinitely postponed.
On motion ofMr. d. Dunn, the Committee on
the Judiciary was instructed to inquire what far
Their enactments, if any, are necessary with re-
spect to persons coming from other States at or
the time ofeection for the sole purpose of vo
ing in this State.
Resolves passed to be ngrossed-making an
appropriation for completing Bangor Arsenal--in
favor of M. R. Ludwig.
Bill additional respecting Portland, Saco and
Portsmouth Railroad, came up its final passage.
On motion of Mr.. D. Dunn, the vote of engross-
ment was reconsdered, the title amended, and the
bill passed to be re-engrossed
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4eltsf It'll: It'll:
Foreign Items.

The Malta Times states that the English resi-
dent at Alden has received powers to treat with
the Arab Tribes, and that negotiations have been
commenced for the purchase of several small is
lands, which will give additional security to
English vessels in the Red Sea.
From Cairo the Sun has the following: The
Nile now wears the aspect of European river.
1t is to be constantly traversed by four steam
boats conveying mails and passengers. That of
Mr.. Galway is the most rapid 1t made the pas
sage from Bouac to Rosetta in II hours less time
than the Pachas steamer On the Nile, are also
three gun-boats with Roman flags flying over
them. They have on board the columns from up
per Egypt, which Mehemet Ali has given to the
Pope The Arabs gaze with astoaishment at
the flags, which represent Saint Peter and Saint
Paul at full length, with flowing boards, and ask
whether they not standards of the Jews, as the
countenance of the figures are decidedly Jewish
Since N1ehemet Ali lost the command of the
deserts of Arabia, our communications are inter-
cepted at all points. Even the Caravans from
Suez are plundered, NJ Leve Wemar has, in
! consequence, been obliged to renqush his jour
! ney, and return to Cairo
A correspondent writes from Hanover to the
Lcipsic Gazette: " The Customs Union between
Hanover, Oldenburg, and Brunswick, which was
to expire in l94I, was renewed two days ago.
Buckeburg has not yet decided whether it will
join this or the Prussian Union"
The capital of the Bank of Ireland is three mil
lions, and their circulation and deposits double
that. The Bank discounts two millions and
half in the year, and could with safety do as
much more.-Globe.
The treaty, concluded in September and ratified
on the 18th ult., between Hamburger and Den
mark, for the adhesion of the former State to the
Holstein and Lubbock Customs Union, has been
published in the Hamburger papers.
From November 1889 to November 1910 there
were published in Belgium 800 original works,
viz 2l8 in French, % in Flemish, in Latin, and
4 in German. In 1889 the number was 300.
The Barcelona papers of Goth ult. state that the
weather had been exceedingly boisterous off that
port, and that time merchant vessels had been
lost, together with several hands.