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Eaeturage & Commission
RysSssaeSS,
HAMBURG, S. O..

HAMBURG, >. e.
"A ST have declined selling goods, beg
IA leave to return my grateful acknowledge
znentsio my friends. aud 4he public generally.
fsrSbeir liberal patronage while thus engaged.
DOW offer my services 10 the public rs an
Agent, 10 receive and forward all kinds Of fmer-
chnndizs and produce. And, as | will not be
engaged 10 eny otllei business, will pay strict
attention to the iuleres, q: all those consisning
their produce or merchandise TO me, aud while
i'm my house the bes, care w'll be taken. and for
awarded with despatch, or orders promptly
obeyed.
From experience and observation, l have
long thought that 4 faithful agent could render
considerable service to the planters. in Sehug
sheiroolion and -four. aud buying their groce-
rics; And, as hayebecn cngagedin ,ias uiar-
ket, iur,,he last ten years and acquainted with
the general roatiRc ofbusncss therefore Offer
my serrices TO my friends aud the planters gen.
orally; and will faithfully dcvotc my undivided
attention 10 the intcres, OF all those who may
commit TO my charge. the selling Of their pro-
ducc, aud buying such articles as they may ur.
der.
Sra all cases, my commission shall be moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS.
Sept. %, 1911 ,f35
II. y. nm no, interested in any Warehouse
vu the place; therefore NIL Cotton sent ia my
care, will be stored Us directrd, and i! no direc
tons, my best Judgment will be used for the
planters interest. II. l.. J.
The Greenvie Monntancsr, Edcefieid Ad.
vcrtiser. Pendleion Messenger and Highland
Sen;iacl and Highland N. c. Messenger will
insert the above, two months, aud forward bills.
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN o. Eg. FORD,

NMAS just received from New YORK, IuIi
III u stock Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods.
Containing, beside his usual supply Of Staple,
Domestic Goods, n handsome assortment Of
finc Lawns, Muslins, and Lace Goods; Super
London Light Prints. fashions of lsil Prin-
ted Swiss Muslins. and Printed Lawns; Dam
ask Satin, Embroidered Lace and falet Shawis;
and Of all kinds Of Fancy Goods. bis assortment
is more Tina ever varied, aud comPle,e. 10
those acquainted with his estimate VI "an as
sortment." he deems this sufficient without an
enumeration of urtieles-fresii supplys being
received by almost every arrival.
Country Merchants supplied al unusually
low rates.
Hamburg. April 5, 1871. IF TO
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State of South Carolina.

Andy Reynolds and wife, Applicants, rs.
Iiczekiah Edwards & wife, 4 others, Defis.
WT appearing TO my satisfaction, that Novel
a T.illis and wife Elizabeth, Thomas Gar.
ret, n,d wife Nancy, and Briant Neck aud wife
Marina Defendants in the above case, reside
wilhou, the limits of this State. it is ordered.
that they do appear and object TO the division
or sale of the real estate of Rebccca Rancy, dc.
ceased, on or before the sixth day OF December
next or their consent TO the same will be enter
c,l Of record Given under my hand, Ut my
Office, this al, day of September. lSil.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. IN.
September 81
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Notice,

A Ii persons indebted 10 the estate of Sarah
"A Burns, late OF Edse6e:d District, decd,
are requested to make payment. md nj! who
have demands against the estate arc requested
I" render then, ii TO the subscribers properly
a,,csted within The time prescribed by law.
y.F. BURNS. 1dm,,s
ED. PRESLEY. --"m To-
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State of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

James d. King, )BM for acct. & in
vs. junction. Filed
Benz. R. Jenkins,& others. a5tA Jan. 1871
6hN reading the affidavit filed in this case il
" is ordered, that the defendants Benjamin
i Jenkins, and the legal representative ol Paul
FilZ.immons, who reside without the limits of
rhis State do answer plead or demrlr, TO the
above stated bill within three months, or Judge
inent will be taken against them pro conIcsso.
A. p. ALDRICH, C. Il II. L. BID.
Commissioners Office, BGrHieeN I
District, August Is, ls4l.
Angus, ~ &c 90
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Warehouse & Commission
ESHjSQN NiSS.

~ GFCAOelSC az SSpsERhHAA ASSAVhk
EsUSAN ESS.
YWN HE subscribers having lensed for term
III Of years, that comnodious and eligible
Warehouse, formerly known as COriRgtos s
Fuu's, beg leaye to offer their services. 10 their
friends and the public, 10 the Storage and sale
nf Cotton.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse. To-
gether with its central position, they aatte,
themselves that they are nble 10 offer induce
meuts to Planters und others. unrqualIed BY
nnv establishment Of the kind in the place.
Cotton consigned &, them. ly the rirer, will
be landed Wharfage free. aud no commissions
will be charged for IcsiIpping Conon by the
Rail Road or River. Planters need be under no
apnreher,sons with regard TO frcsaels. rs The RI
yer will have 10 Use feet in the business parts
of the town. before our Warehouse will be over
flowed; and all Cotton stur,'d with MS will be
insured against JresLois. gratis, If required.
insurance. can be effected on our Warehouse,
at as low rate us any oii'erin town: and as
onr almost cndeavors shall bc nsed to give geRc-
mi a:isfaeiion, we hope 10 meri, aud receive
liberia! share Of patronage.
Liberal advances will b. mude on Cotton in
store.
Our commissions Gor selling cotton. will be
% cents per bale.
BR1TTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September lst 1871 81
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September 90
State of Sbuth Carolina.
EpGEFIELD DISTRICT.

ENGEFIELD DISTRICT.
NBY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire, Onii
ID nary Of EdgefcId District.
Whereas. X. B. Bonkmislt hath applied To
me 10, Letters Of Administration, with the will
annexed OH all aud singular the goods aud
cha,tels. rights aud credits nf Daniel Mitchell,
late Of the District aforesaid. deceased.
These arc, therefore. TO cite aud admonish all
md singular. the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me. al
our mex, Ordinary Court for the said District.
10 be holden n, Edgefed Conr, House on the
Is, day OF Nov cnhcr, lo4l 10 show cause, ifany.
vhy the saiG Administration should moi be
grained.
Given under my ssand srd seal this is'h day
or October one thousand eight hundred aud
|or,y-one, and in the sisty-iii'h year of Amcri
cur Independence.
o. TOWLES, 0. E. ID.
October 10. lS4l. (S2 i2D BIS
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Notice.

MS HEREBY GIVEN, tina, application viii
Il he ,nndc at the next session at The Lr.i-!a.
,nre. to open public road, leading from Dr.
II. C.. Gritiins. on the l.landtord road, 10 AIll
Creek on the old Charleston road.
August IL -
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Nv ES UlIl I.
II. II. Towns IL wife, rs. Bill for Sale, Par
William Tcnnent: and ti'iOH, account,
MDY virtue OF the dccretal order, made in the
u . above case. al August Special Term.
1871, will he sold a, Abbeville Court House,
on the liIs, Monday in November next. the tract
of Land described in the Bill belonging to the
estate Of William Calhoun. deed. lalc OF said
district. containing between seventeen and nine
teen hundred N900) acres, yins or Savannah
River. near Wilmington. and bounded by the
said river, and by The lands Of George McDnf.
ie, William 1enncnr and nihrr-.
The snii tract of Land will be sold in one
body for cash. as 10 the sum OF one thousand
dollars and ON credit OF one aud three Years
for the remainder oiihc purchase money. Pnr.
chaser To give bond with good security aud Il
mortgage of the premises.
Cos, 10 be paid III cash.
BENZ y MARTIN. C. f. l. d.
Commissioners Office,
l7Ih Scp,r. lsll. 81
IL The South CdroiiniGu will give the above
three Insertions immediately previous 10 the
Isl of Novr., nnd send the account 10 the Com
missioner Office, Abbeyille {. II.
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- LIME.
FEHHOalASTON LINE. just received.
IL aud Warranted Fresh, for sale ny
II. URQUHART.
Hamburg Oct. 10. Make, Street; es
Notice..

FTyHE Subscriber takes this method oi
4 Informing his friends and The public
generally, that he will be prepared 10 fur
nish Lumber 10 customers al lhe Mill,
formerly owned by Maj Saml. Posey and
MIR. Cloy,) eigh, miles from Edgcheld
CouY. House, and three miles from The
Pine House; all orders promptly attended
to at the Miil, by Nathaniel Ramey, or de-
livcred at the Village il required. At low
prices. feel thankful for pas, Patronage
and solicit continuance Of the same by
strict attention 10 business.
e. w. PRESLEY.
Edrefield C.. Ii. Oct. d. 1911 d Sc
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State of South Carolina.
EDCEFlELD DISTRICT.
ISEQUiTY.
Iii Ciar; and wife


~. FGT!Hi0H.
John Moscly
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that hy virtue OF
" an order from the Court nf Cl..ncery. !
shall oirr for sale TO the highest bGncr al Edge
field Court House. on the !ir,, Monday ct No
ycu,bcr next the real estate of Alex. Stewart
deceased. con-istin. of four tracts. "r parcels q!
lard. rs follows VIZ: Ore iTnct known u
the Poverty Hill tract, containing two hun.
Jred acres. more az less, si:uats in hdsc.
field District. adjoining lands Of James Eann
John Jones john Nloscly and others. Ano,hcr
,rac, known as the Swee, Wafer tract cou-
tanning one hundred aud sINy acres morc ar
less. sllua,c in the SAID District. adjoining Ilad,
of SiIas l.anicr. John Nlosciy and Slrs. Briggs;
one other tract containing one hnudicd aud Tor.
~ three acres. more or less. adjoining lands OF
joha Mosciy ani David Bunch. aud known IL
the Covin.ion tract; aud Il parcel Of land con-
,ai.ir. four acres. more or n.ss. adjoining lands
of the said David Bnnch aud TallIa Hall. All
of SAID lands I" BE- sold in separate tracts on 4
credit nf one aud two years. except for 50
much as may he necessary TO pay the costs
which must be paid in cash The purchaser
Ia .iy,. hond and pcr.Ona. security. and 4 mort
gaze of tie premises. -.
j. TERRY, c l.. Ed.
Commissioner, Office
E.d.riicld. Oct. >. l-ll. go SD -
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

WRY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi.
B D nary Of Edge6eld District. ;.
Whereas, Frederick Mcdaniel, hath applied
10 me for Letters administration, on oil and
singular the goods and chauels, rights and cred
i,si OF james A. Homes, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish
MI and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
The ,aid deceased, 10 be and appear before INC.
nj ol,r next Ordinary's Court for The said Dis
,rict 10 be holden al Edgefeld Court House on
tho IL, day of November next, To show cause,
if any, why the said Administrator should not
be granted. 90,
Given undermy hand and seal iais ietn day
or October oil one thousand cigh, hundred and
for,y.one, and in the sisiy.filth year Of .Ameri-
can Independence. ,ro,,,,,
Qe,Qher Fl, lsll. (ss l2i) %
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Ndb8'EGE.

HBUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given. that
u an application. .y petition, Will be made
to ,c Leis!s,ure of tins State. nj rs session IN
December nexi. for an Act declaring Shaws
Greek. from i point called Gml!:dsrs ford down
ro itS confluence in Sou;, Eds,o, public high
way. for the boating aud rafting Of Timber and
I.umber-aud for the appointing "i Cotnmls.
sioners to open. and keep open. the snid creek,
aud the inspection %! slopes through Mil! Dams,
and other INSTRUCTIONS on said Creek, with 4
view 10 its being rhaunel or ihoroushiare 10
transport, Lumber from l,s borders to the sea-
bour,i. JAMES PUREiS.
Sh.i,cs Creek
Iul, Il 23
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BrOurht TO the Jail

NF this District. n negro man by the
" name Of OSTlN, or ROSBURN,
about & feet, inch high, dark complexion,
between 20 ana 23years Of age. He says
he belongs to MIR. Hall, Of Norfolk, Va,
who sent him some short time since, 10
Mr. Pickard, nj Savannah to sell.
The owner is requested TO come f"rwar'.
prove property, pay charges and take him
away,
C II. GOODMAN, J. r.p.
October ). lci # 80
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i TcucTIch .IIi'd"'S'
and wife,
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ turc Of an order from Chancellor
Johnston, shall uilcr for sale Ia the high
csl bidder, at Edecfeld Court House, on
the first Monday in November next. the
real estate OF Elizabeth Holmes, deceased.
consisting of tract of land situate III
EdsefeId District, on Stevens Creek, n
branch Of Savannah River, containing
seven hundred aud thirteen md Il halt
acres, (7!34j more or less, and adjoining
lands of lhc said Erasmus Mcdaniel.
Charles Purkman, Frederick Mcdaniel,
Thomas IlowIc, Della CarIledse and The
c,ralc OF Charles Blalock, on n credit OF
Que and lwo Years, except 81 much as nny
be necessary, Iopay the costs, which mus,
he paid in cash; the purchaser 10 give bend
aud personal security, and mortgage oil
The premises.
J. TERRY, Z. =. Ed.
Comm'r's. Office. - 81 Il 80
r,,cGcld. Oct. ;, ISL
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a O { &c

Ms hereby given that application will be
u made al The sitting ofihe next Legislature.
Tor an Actincorpora,ing the Nj. Vermont Church
and Camp-Ground.
MAY -, 1911 On 10
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State Of South Carolina

EtaLE OF EUUtII VdI BlIIsu'
.fBBEPILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Mooie vs.. I Declaration in .ittaeh.
Mathew Houston. mem.
HE7 7HEl,EAS the Plaintiff ia The above stat
w ed case, has this day fled his Der!ara.
lion urnins, the Defendant. who is absent from
and without the limits oi this State. Gas it j: said
having neither wife Ror attorney, known with
in the same, oil whom Il copy OF the Declara-
ton wili a rule to plead thereto mish, be serv-
ed: Ordered, that The Defendant plead to the
said Declaration, within year and 4 day from
the date thereof, otherwise final aud absolute
iudcnep, will he awarded asains, him.
JNO. f. LIVINGSTON, c. c p.
Clerks Office,
Nav Is, lsll. mar. age II
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Gcsaesgg DTerg Store,
Centre.s,rcei, Hamburg, 5. C. Opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL. a
MURRAY e. HHTLL,

NJ U M EbkA u " Ah HA H5
EI EEP constantly on hand, al the above
AA House. n general assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STUFFS, HAT'rER'S MATE
RIAl.S. WINDOW GLASS,t&c.
All Of which they offer nj the lowest prices
and on terms 10 suit purchasers.
dH orders executed rciih neainsss and despatch.
A supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
ulwavs on hand. suited TO the season.
Hamburg, August =. u "a
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Notice.

Notice.
a Ii persons indebted TO the late b. A. Wal.
IA lace; are requested to make payment, and
all those having demands against the estate. are
requested 10 render them properly at.es,ed 10
n. l.. Griffin. Esqr., my attorney, with whom
will be placed all no;es and accounts due the
estate. ELLEN y. WALLACE
9oaiifss Ezara.rir.
October II y ~
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CommissioErr Qficc,
Oct. >. l-il. (SJ cD 80
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Y. w. j hESLr. y
Edsefeld e. Ii. Oc,. 4, 1911 d SO
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05
ALL ABOUT THE BANK.

The limited States Bank controversy seems
to have ceased for brief period with the pun
llication of Mr. Lppincotts letter, but 1t may
well be apprehended that it is but the orlel
calm which precedes the tempest. NlcnoiaS
Riddle is not a man to be driven from the neIo
so easy as many persons imagine. he .as
commenced in calm and quiet manner, WIN
GOODNESS of temper and sort OF easy lndliier-
ence, which abundantly evince that ne is pre-
pared for long sel-to, determined tn1t 1t
shall not end in his defeat if it be in the power
of ingenuity and ability TO preventlt. There
is a degree of good humored selfpossession
manifested by the man which we cannot fail to
admire, however decided we may be in our
convictions of the weakness Of his cause.
If we Judged of the merits of this contro-
versy by ordinary rules, we should find good
deal of presumptive evidence In Mr.. Biddle's
favor The man who has the weakest side in
a dispute is generally the first to lose his tenn
per. While the adversaries of the ex-presi-
dent have exhibited undoubted signs of lost
equanimity, the great fnancier himself is as
cool as cucumber-"calm as a summers NOR
ning." We observe that r. M. Whitney has
poked his nose into the discussion, but he seems
to attract but little attention. Reuben is one
of the small fry in this business--there are
larger fish in the pan just now. Biddle is
probably preparing letter with regard to the
worthy Mr.. Lippincott, and we entertain very
serious apprehensions respecting the welfare
of that gentlemans epidermis. Biddles reply
to him, we venture to affirm, will be one of the
incest specimens of impudent writing ever laid
before the public. 1t is great pity that be-
fore the investigating committee of the United
States Bank brought Biddle before the coun-
try in so rough manner the members thereof
did not accurately count the cost--they cer-
tainly forgot that they had to deal with man
second in ability to but few in the nation, fa-
miliar with all points of attack and defence,
and perfectly able to protect himself as well as
to inculpate his foes.
The people of the United States, however,
have no reason to regret the course the con-
troversy has taken; for, more than any other
course, it has served to bring the truth TO light,
and before the affair is settled, we shall all
know precisely how the blame ought to be di-
vided.-N. o. Picdyune.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05

Who MAKES FEDERALIsT.-The Govern
ors party, responsive to his whims, unite in ap-
plying the oD1ous name of Federalist to all
who are in favor of National Bank. To es-
tablish such an institution, implied powers are
resorted to, and the doctrine of implication is
the principal mark of Federalist. Hence it
follows that the supporters of a U. S. Bank
are Federalists. Adopting the classification,
we present below few names, now high in
the democratic party, who voted for the char
ter of the late u. S. Bank, in the House of Rep
resentatives, QSI6,) and shall style them, by
way of dishonor-
FEDERALISTS.
John c. Calhoun, Van Buren Senator in
Congress.
Alfred Cuthbert, Van Buren, Senator in Con.
gress.
John Forsyth, late Van Buren, Secretary Of
State.
Wilson Lumkin, late Van Buren Senator in
Congress.
William R. King, then Representative
from North Carolina, and now Van Buren,
Senator in Congress from Alabama.
REPUBLICANS.
Daniel Webster, now Secretary of State
and others who voted with him against the
charter
False, hypocritical, canting, holow-hearted
democracy, behold thyself as in mirror and
blush Tuscaloosa Monitor.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05
E&TR.a YE.

Taken up--By r. P. Stephens. one sor,.,
mare, all legs white, blaze face-no marks :.
brands perceivable, shod before. Appraissd
to forty dollars.
By Thomas 1. Young, one bay horse, 9 or
10 years old, Is hands high; few saddle spots
little white on the lower part Of the hind
foot, black name and tail. Appraised to S4(1
BY M. D. Kimbrough, one iron grey mare
left hind foot scared, some saddle marks, Is
hands high, 4 years old. Appraised to $55
BY Stephen Frazier, one bay mare, no marks
nor brands perceivable, seven or eight years
old. Appraised to $55.
BY James Standley, one black mare mule Of
common size, branded thus (B)-worth $37 so
June 5th, IS4l. 25-t6.
Printers fee fifteen dollars.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05

illustrious Chief, and upon whom his offlce'
and, trust, his spirit, has fallen, with the re-
quest that you will carry out the wish of his
compatriots in arms by depositing it among
the trophies of the Republic. | beg you, IN
their the name, most tenderly to cherish it. Other
flags of our countrymen have, no doubt. been
as IS gallantly defended. and were as glorious
ON land or seq but, while they may have woa
but single ship, or single field, this has the
high honor of winning whole States, of con-
quering empires, indeed. An old Eagle like
this, borne by the pioneers of the wilderness,
that has added to the reign of the cross the
reign OF liberty and law, becomes holy en-
blem, with its in hoe signo vinces upon it,
crying out as from the spirit of the past to the
future, and which, as che country becomes
older and greater, becomes to all postcrity
holier and dearer.
| have the Eonor to be yours, respectfully,
JAMES Brooks.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05

AN ANcIENT.--ln the Boston procession in
honor of the deceased President, the banner
of Ward Six was bore by Mr.. Samuel Thax-
ter, the only survivor of those who bore stan
dards in the funeral possession in honor of
General Washington, which took place in
Feb 1900. The Boston Post says that Mr..
ThaxteT, who is one of the good old stock of
the study men OF the past, whom age does not
wear out did not spare himself step of the
whole long march. and return TO the Ward
Room after six hours service, as vigorous as
when he left it. At 5 O'Clock in the after
noon one of his sons called at his house 10 see
how he bore the fatigues of the day, and
was informed that his father had gone out to
take walk! This remember, was after a
five hours march in the morning, carrying a
heavy standard.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-06-05

1t is framed on the basis of strict reciprocity,
but does not apply to the colonies. The con-
ditions upon which Texas may trade with the
colonies are to be regulated hereafter. YES
sells wholly owned by citizens of Texas, and
whereof the master, and three -fourths OF the
mariners at least, are citizens of the republic
are declared to be Texian vessels within the
meaning of the treaty, although not built IN
that country The treaty is to continue IN
force eight years, and further, until the eSPl1t- n
alton of twelve months after one OF the hign
contracting parties shall have notified to u" the
other an intention to terminate It's duralloi.