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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Anthony j. Blocker, Glen Cove, aucnoneer IN new
York, December is.
Samuel smith, as well in his individual capacity as also
one of the firm Of Smith Atkinson, December TO-
Uriah Turner, city Of New York, physician, De-
cember IL.
James = Smith formerly engineer, of late farmer fled
November II.
Anthony Dey attorney at law, New York, December l6.
Edwin smith, Brooklyn, merchant, December 10.
Jacob s. Hutchings clerk, % Duane street, New York.
December 10.
Lorenzo Rowe, BattsviIle, Green county, New York.
carpenter and joiner
william c. Thayer, merchant, well in his individual
capacity also Of the late firm of William G. Thayer
s. Co December "a
Aaron Kemp. clerk, 1871 avenue d, New York, De-
cember is.
James My Jr clerk BAL Monroe street, New York.
James Bradley, tin plate worker, ii6 Orchard street.
New York, December l6.
90 The manager of the New York Museum, evincss
the happy of hitting off the humbugs Of the day with
admirable fidelity. His Fudge Mermaid, manufactured
in opposition the Feee exquisite piece of SATIRE
and fine bit of fun, Is possible to conceive The
Hughes family those admirable performers the harp,
display abilities Of the very highest order. Any euo-
gium from u.s. will fall infinitely short Of the praise they
are entitled TO. They execute with oil the grace bril-
lsncy and finish Of eminent professors Diamond, Rosa
lie, and Boyd, appear,
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Circuit Court.

Nov. I7.-Richard d. LitfeH VS.. Peter La Forge-Th
has been six days in this court Judge Ken
will deliver his charge this morning. the opening Of the
We shall report the tomorrow with the
i~t
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OUR BANKRUPTCY--We understand from Mr..
Wyant, one Of the officers of the Superior Court,
that H. w. Havens, Notary Public, of Nassau
street, has stated that he knew, of his own know
LEDGE that note of ours for S265was protested tor
non-payment-and we were therefore bankrupt
We pronounce this statement a gross and impu-
dent falsehood-and he who makes such state
ment we also pronounce to be gross and impuden
lar-and dare any man in this community to pro-
duce the note in question, give any other evidence
of such thing We know that Parmlee, formerly
our correspondent at Washington, and now very i'm
properly employed by the government, had the i'm.
pudence TO draw upon FOR a Of nearly such an
amount, without any authority or right from us, at
the same time when he owed us $500 for advances
made to him, for which we have his obligation now.
This draft came through G. w. Dwight, the rump
of" Old Poins." We turned the drawer aud all
concerned out of our office, and If Captain John
Tyler don't do the same, he will soon find out hls
mistake. This Parmlee, however, like an ungrate-
full fellow as he is, has been making such reports
against us. There is paper of ours nnder protest
nor ever was for The reason that we never have
any, except the paper called the New York Herald.
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Extra Evening Herald

will be published this afternoon at o'clock, containing
full account Of all the singular events that may
place in town to-day.
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A Day AFTER THE FAR.-The National Intelligent
Ger is still publishing the long, rgmarole stupid,
codhash speeches, delivered at the last session Of
Congress. They will hardly get through with their
Congressional literature before the next session
opens. Can any person wonder at the bankruptcy,
imbecility, and want of influence in journals con-
Quoted in such a wayl
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Bankrupt List,

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.-J0el b: Suth-
erland Naval Officer for the district OF Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA, vice Alexander Ferguson.
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Hunt the abolition candidate. received So votes.
The returns for Register made by the Inspectors of the
Eleventh Ward all wrong they made out the list
with the Words Sherman Brownell," upon them in
stead of Joseph Sherman Brownell," or Joseph 8.
Brownsll," the law requires The consequence was,
that the whole back for correction 800
majority would have been stricken from his vote had
their return been rejected The utmost carelesness has
been shown in the returns from many wards that in
close contest would have given rise to great trouble.
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Massachusetts Election.
lSi2. lS4l.
To0ns Davis. Morton. .4bo. Davis Morton. .4bo
279 5l,s42 1861 6O97 53,l4l 4s735 34s4
5l,S42 4S,735
Morton over Davis 500 4,4O6 Davis
6,097 3,4S4 Morton
Morton beaten by 4,2se ga Davis over all
The legislature is yet in doubt There has been
no choice in many countess and the actual position
of parties therein is to be decided at special cleo
tons.
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CANNAss.-l iolloWinB AS tue Ouiclai can
for Governor, Sc reported by the County Can
vassers Who included their labors last evening =

2037-Bouck's majority
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Dickinson, 2l,94l Thurman, 10000
Dickinson's majority 1851
SENATOR.
Lott, 2l.546 Oakley 20,l6S
Lofts majority, 1873
Warner, the abolition candidate, received So votes.
FoR CoNGRKss-Third District
Phenix, 1854 Nicoll, Also
Majority for Phenix-92s.
Fourth District
Maclay, 5549 Williams. ATT
Majority for Maclay-T2
Fifth District.
Leonard, $3.50 Scoles 1889
Majority for Leonard-S93.
Sirfh District.
Fish, 1904 McKeoR, 569s
Majority for Fish-206.
For REGISTER.
Brownell, 2l49l Echell, 20,326
nrow pol,c
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For LEGISLATURE.

sc marked with a star are elected.
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FOREIGN NEws--It was by special express
sent by Harnden 81 CO. that we received 'he foreign
news this morning. Their messenger reached his
CITY at four o'clock, by the way of Hudson in tie
crack steamer North America, Captain Traesdell.
u.rnden 81 Co. exhibit great deal OF enterprise,
and we are glad to learn they are well encouraged
by The public,
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Splendid Number OF the Weekly Herald
Ruins OF Central America-Ten Superb
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EVENING EDITION.
TWO O'CLOCK. p. M.
Colts Execution.

The preparations for the execution of John c. Colt
were all made at an early hour this morning.
The messenger sent TO Albany returned this morn
ing, with the information that the Chancellor had
peremptorily refused 10 grant writ of Error the
second application of the counsel of Colt Senator
verpanck has also replied to letter of Colts coun
sci in which he agrees with the position taken by
BENJAMIN F Butler, Esq counsel OF the Sheriff.
who backed the last application to ths Chancellor,
for the purpose of having the question of Aldermen
setting as Jukges of the Court of Oyer and Termner
constiIutionally decided.
Colt was engaged in writing nearly all night, pre-
pairing. as we understand, full confession OF all APP
pertaining to the murder of Adams. He was under
the charge Of Deputy Sheriff Vutee and Green, du-
ring the night And upon being asked during the
evening ifhe wanted anything, he desired cup OF
coffee, and then told the Deputy that he wished to
see all the keeperslof the prison between II and
o'clock this day, when he would bid them adieu
forever. He also stated that the Sheriff had COM
piled with his request, and postponed the hour OF
execution until the last OF the day. published in
the Herald this morning. 1t will not take place
therefore before four O'clock which will be too late
for our second edition.
Colts brother was at the prison door as soon as it
was opened in the morning, and remained with him
about a quarter Of an hour.
The Rev Dr. Anthem had not visited him at ten
o'clock this morning.
He afterward dressed himself and was shaved by
Bill Dolsens of Centre street, commonly called Deaf
Bill.
At early dawn PERSONS began to assemble around
the City Prison, and at about o'clock, the avenues
kaco Lei
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The Governor is informed by a communicate which
accompanies the resolutions that the meeting
rous and was to take into consideration the
Of John Colt prisoner lying under sentence of death
for the crime of murder; that Samuel g. Raymond Esq.
pre'ided that the resolutions submitted by James
Brady, Esq and supported by him and by Matthe C.
Paterson and John w. Edmonds Esqures and that the
gentlemen by whom the communication made were
appointed committee with instructions to apply to the
Governor for a respite of the execution until ac-
ton could be had by the Court for the Correc-
ton of Errors In performing that duty the com.
mittee earnestly solicit respite for such a period
as will give time for public sentiment to become
settled in relation to the subject They declare that pub
lie opinion is greatly divided this matter, and very
deep conviction felt by vast numbers of the people, that
the not sufficiently free from doubt to suffer the
cution be performed until every proper have been
used by which public sentiment might be satisfied and
they also express opinion that the Immediate execution
of the convict would 60 far to shake confidence in the
criminal code in respect TO of its principles as
organization by which is carried outs and citi-
zens of a republic ofaws, and republic of opinion they
entreat from the Executive such assistance Of their efforts
of securing harmony between the laws, their execution,
and public sentiment.
Samuel A.Adams, citizen of this State found dead
on the 10Th day Of September S4l inquest
was held the deceased and upon due examination the
Jury rendered verdict that he received his death from
the hands of John C. Colt Immediately on his arrest
judicial examination Of the transaction was made by the
police and although the inquiry was attended by the Pr
soner with the aid Of counsel and he was thus allowed
to confront his and called upon to excupate
himself the Investigate resulted in his being fully com
miited to abide the course OF the law Grand Jury
composed Of citizens selected for their inteigence ana
virtues upon deliberate examination of the proofs sub
mitted them the part Of the people, found true bill
of indictment against the prisoner to which ne pleaded
guilty. -Four months elapsed before the issue was
brought to trial Thus time was allowed the prisoner to
prepare his Defence while legal process was granted to
the attendance Of his witnesses Three hundred
and forty citizens summoned with view TO
obtain from among that great number aury free from pre-
udce and Of those the twelve who were selected were
virtually chosen by himself He defended by couu-
sci, eminent Tor learning and eloqueDce. The
proofs on the trial cautiously received by the
Court and hs was allowed the unusual privilege
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-20
Tan Bark Wanted,

no Subscriber, living near Monnt Vim
,age, respectfully informs the Farmers OF
Edsefield Dislric, ,ha, nc wishes 10 purchase be-
tween ffiy and one hundred cords Of Tan Bark
He will puy III Cash, Leather. or Shoes. for
GOOD Red. White, or Spanish Oak Bark, SO per
cord, al the Farmers plantation, ifwuhi.. seven
miles Of Edeeficld Village; or So per cord, if
delivered al his Tan Yard, Farmers who are.
or may he clearing lands, wunld find it 10 their
interest to SAFE all their Oak bark for him. a
good hand can ge, cord oi turk per day. and
Two cords can be hauled At load, if 4 frame is
made To hold it. The bark should be covered
every evening wi,h boards or leaves, 10 pre-
cent the rain from injurins il,
NJ. l.. GEARTY,
March 9, 1912 6G Near IN. Tiniast.
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Egcad Quarters,
CLAnENpo, eth March,

-'''
gYsiiE following Regiments and Cnrrs are
Il ordered TO parade for review aud drill
a, the Times and pl.,ces herein mentioned, vi:
The 10Th and l7ih Regiments "f Infantry.
the Ancient Battalion Of Artillery. arrl the
Charleston Light Drag oons. near Charleston,
OH the 9,h of April next.
The Upper Bsllalinn Of the 3lst Regiment.
on Thursday, the 2Ist OF April, NJ Il pom, The
Btisa,ler may deem most convenient; who j.
Iefeby ordered tn report immehlaey- Ia Tie
Commander.in, Chief, the place so selected.
The Lower Battalion, ut Georgetown, IL
Tuesday, the 26th Of April.
The 3Srd Regiment ut C0nway borous'I. on
Friday. the 29th of April
The :s2nd Regiment ut Marion Court House,
on Saturday, tho 7sii oil MAY
The Corps ofcavalry will parade with The
ResimcEts or Batuitons most convenient
Tue commissioned Officers dlrho eth Ri.
gade will eneamp on Monday. the !'irI nt Nay
next, a, Godliey's Ferry, IN Marion District, on
the Great Pee Dec river.
The 18th Regimrn, of Infantry, at Dsrlna-
ten Court Hcuse. on Tuesday The lO.i, ol May
The 2G;ll aud Iiih Regiments u, Sumiesl i.ic
on Friday The 18th OF May
The commissioned Officers of the 3sd Bri.
gasis ofIaiahiry VIII cucamp near Barnwe,,
Cour; Honsc, on Monday. the 23rd ot May
next.
In sscortlance with. the arrangements Of i.
radier GcueTal Jameson. the commissioned Of
iicera OF the 2ad Brigade Of Cavalry are also
ordered 20 encanp nj the same tine and place.
Tho ll,h AMI l3!d Regiments Of Ialan,ry
will parade ut Bari,wc!l Court House or Sa.
turday, the 18th OF May.
Brisadicr General Jameson skill order one Of
the Troops or Squadrons ui his Brigade 10 pa.
r.idc at The same time and place.
4 The commissioned and uon-cominissoned
Officers Of The Regiments aud Corps ordered
for review. will assemble the day previous, lor
drill and instruction at their respective places OF
parade.
The Major Generals and BrigaLicr Generals
will. with ihei. STAFF, attend tho reviews within
their commauds.
Brigadier Generals Hanna, Schnierlc, linm-
mond, Hopkins, Jamieson. and HarIlcc are
charged with the extension of so much OF i.iis
order rs reIa,esi 10 their respective BrisaLes.
Sy order of the Commauder-iu.Chicf.
J. w. CANTEY, Adj'L IL Ins. Gcn'I.
march %
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September 80
FaclVfrage 81 Commission
Rzss5saess.
HAMBURG, S. C..

n ) have declined selling goods, beg
IA leave 10 return my grateful acknowledge
mcn,s TO nv friends, and The public generally,
Tor their liberal patronage wli:lc hus engaged.
now offer my services To the public Is m
Agent. In rerniy c and forward aakuds of mcr.
clandize aud produce. Aud. Us ! will noi be
engaged 10 any other business. Twill pay stric,
al,euiion 10 the interest OF all those conSignng
their produce or merchandise 10 me, and while
in mi housa the hes, care Will be taken. aud for
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obcyed.
From experience and observation, have
lon. thought that faithful agent could render
considerable service to the planters. i'll selling
her cotton and flour. aud buying their groce-
rie.; And us have been engaged in this mar
kcr, l1r Tie last ten years. and acquainted with
the general routine ofbusincss therefore oilei
my services 10 my friends aud the planters gen.
orally; and will faithfully devote my undivided
at.cn,ion I, the interest Of all those who may
commit To my charge the selling OF their pro-
,!uce, anl buying such articles as They may or.
der.
La all cases. my commission shall be moderate.
II. l.. JEFFERS
SEM, 23. IsII tf35
l.. :. | am not interested in any Warehouse
=, the place; therefore NIL Cotton sent 10 my
,..,,c wIll be stored n directed aud II no dircc
tom, my b">; Judgment will be used for Inc
p,nn.er, utercsi. IL. l.. }.
The Gr-cny,llc MountniuceT Ed: eiield ad.
yrr,iser. Pcndteiou Messenger ard Highlnnd
cutlnrl and Highland (N. c. Messenger will
insert IN. above, two months, and forward bills.
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no YcwsfaF,cr Editors. &c.

u .VN-VN|s k'sSA'N"
YgyllE Advertiser (an experienced praclicaI
b Printer would take charge "f The NiE-
.cw,SrcAL DEPARTMENT of Newspaper cSta-
b,i.bmen,. or Book aud Jnhbine 'tiicc. rilhci
m the upper part ul ,L:s State. Georgia. Ainoa-
ina. or Florida: OF accep, any siluAri"s con
nec,ad will, them. where lie may Obtain u iaif
remuneration Tor Ms services.
References can BE- given (if necessary Tor
tho moral aud professional character oi the at-
ye,,iSer. To ncmhe,s of the corps editorial III
tins State aud Georgia, who have known him
for hc last fonI years. Address ~ - h"rca'
rs Office. Charleston.
a.. The crn!l will confer i iivor by giving
tie ahoy" onr or Two Insertions.
narclI l6
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For Sale.

yuyHE Subscriber offers for sale tho well
Il k.uwn House in Aiken, fronting on the
Rail Road, AMI known Us MARSH's no
TEL. The hnuse has been Kept rs Public
Hun=e for 20, eEal-yr and contains 40 Tooins
double and single. tho grcater portion ofthem
with fire places. Upon the premises are ike
wise MI necessary ont buildings, kitchens. ne
gro houses and siabling for 100 horses, in the
yard is au excellent, well Of water.
Terms one third cash the balance on credit
of one and TWO years.
Also-Fory or fifly unmpIoyed Lots. hand
somely situated, within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply To
JOHN MARSH, .Aiktn.
Dec ,f i5
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEClELD DISTRICT.
IN EOTJTY

Jacob b. Smith and another. pwt
Executors.ys. Henry Shultz, D1,;yS
Oliver Simpson. x others. J'
= r appearing 10 my satisfaction. tinat Elam
&. Alexander, William Y::Hansel, and Oliver
Simpson. defendants in this case, arc wi,huu,
the limits of this State; on motion. BY Mr.
Waidlaw, Solicitor fni plaintiffs: Orlcied. rha,
the defendants above named do appear in this
Honorable Court, and plead. answer nr dennr
io this Bill. within three month from the publ-
cation oithis order or the said Bill will be taken
pro oOntessO against them.
J. TERRY. C. =. X. d.
Commissioners Office. FEB. %. 1872
March, 3m 5
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Piano Forte Tuner 81 Ere
DalYcp.

q ARON \. CLARKE would respectfully
n inform his friends and the publi' general.
w. that he attends 10 The business Of Repairing
and Tuning PIANO FORTES. At the shortest
notice. Those dcsirous of his professional SER
vices. will be waited on, by addressing him Al,
Edgeie!d c. II So. "a.
Reference can be had. il necessary. tn n ccr-
r;licn,c from under the hand Of Mr. +. B Ba-
con, who has been long known a. Teacher of
Music and large uumher ofthc most rcspccta-
bic citizens of the State.
jan 10 3m' II
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M all cases my commission shall be moderate.
II. l.. JEFFERS
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Anna Maria Terry. Bill for :

Anna Maria Terry, Bill for specific
vs.. }deiirtry Of SiarcS
Daniel Branson. and Others. Sc.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction lha, Stephen
Z Terry and Jane his wife The children of
John Parkrnan by his late wife Elizabeth. for
mcrly Elizabeth Buckhal,er Fugiti aud
Polly his wife. some Of the Defendants in this
ease arc wiIon, the litnits Of this Stale. On
motion by + II Wardlaw Complainants So.
Iici,or. Ord red thai said absent, defendants do
nnpear in this Honorable. Court. and . eaL, nn.
swcr and tlrnrir I" tie compIainam,> Bill within
three rnun.hs liom the publication "fthis order.
or tie said Bill will be taken prueontssso against
them.
J. TERRY. C. =. E..
Commissioners Office, March 8, lsi2.
march . i'm
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Generals of the 9th btyi-
SIdcr their several Co'onels, In
liye BSigades. 10 open and hold
I'd Se.r respective Regiments; or sasnr' ,r
BIS, Of May next. for MAJoh 1EN'
EEL. 4. 10 fill the vacancy created ny ,he tesis
nation OF siaior General Thomas r. Jones.
The Biigadicr Generals will immediately nj
ief the returns arc made TO thcm render asIase
mcnt Of the Polls Of their respective eriGsoe'
20 The Aduian, Generals Office al COLUMBIA
By or,lc, OF the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
J. w. CANTEY, adt. * Ina. Gen1.
,Yiarci %
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SHELLEY & EFSggsSEg,
EEsfsrGfs0asse GsssEs Gt9lssasGeSs
SIGas .gfercssse2feS,
~ HAMBURG, 5. e.
FSfaKE pleasure in anno1aciugio their
4 Country friends aud TO ,hc Public
generally, that their
RaREHOtSE IND W,H.dRF
IS SOW IN GuoD cor DiTios.
Having raised the Warehouse above The
highest high-watcr mark ofi!,c great May
food, with sufficient foundation to make II
perfectly secure from un, Rise " the River.
while our location III Point of Flkt
no, surpassed by any Ware House IN
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner oi
Centre aud Market Streets. aad occupy
ing tho whole from. Square 10 Cook Street
opposite the Bank 81 Post Office. convent
eni 10 The Rail Road, Immediately on ihc
River, aud in the very Centre Of che prin.
ciplc Cornn Dealers and Shippers, aud Tue
great thoroughfairin the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Pairons
and tho public generally, continuance oi
tbeir couliuenCf. EFuni UuT iouS Va
encc in the Warehouse and Commission
business, feel confident, with orr facilities,
to be able to give to all entire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton IN
Store, and wall attend TO the Sale or Snip
ping of Cotton on moderate terms. =.
Business Commi,lel 10 nur care VIII
receive prompt aitcatioD with our best Ell
forts for the interest Of Customers.
SIBLEY q USHER.
Hamburg S. c., Oct. ]. 1871, II 30
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Dec Q
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the late Ransom
"A. Hamilton, deed. nrc requested to make
payment, and all those having demands asams;
The estate are requested 10 render them IN pro-
pe,y niiested to the subscribers, within the
timc prescribed by la'v.
J, b. HAMILTON, } ,ar,rs
J. GOSNAiiAN, '''"
Jan 10, 1872 81 II
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Order NJ. -
yEyTiE resignation ofslajor General Thomas
b + .J1,cs. having been accepted, brsa-
der Iamcs !. Caldwell viii command the 9th
Division rulil ,re .yacsneY.is flied
By order of the Comsaanier-iu- Chief
] W. CANTEF, Adj. & las Gen'l.
march %
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.~tatc OF south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.

Wood, Johnson & :iuiie,t, RI
VS.. E.- ,J:,r
Giddiuss * Bushnell " others j'' 's''f'.
II + appearing 10 my satisfaction that Lornin
II GiiIIinss. benjamin GddlnsS, Albert w.
sIui,tl. and " iliiam q. Gailuan, defendants in
this case, are without the limits OF this State.
Ordered. Thai The defendants above named np-
pear Ia this Hoaorablr Court, and plead, ait
swcr OF demur 10 the Bill W this case. within
three months from The publication Of this order,
or tie said Bill will be takrnpro eoattsso agains;
them.
J. TERRY. C. Z. l.. D.
Commissioners Office,
Edgclield, reh 5, lai2. 3m 3
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EnugrlELp G. Il., S. c.

EDGEFlELD l.. ti.f =. Y.
yN7HE SUBSCRIBER having rented tho
H establishment fnT,ncriy occupied by Mr..
A. u. Addison. has fitted it up for the accom-
modaiion Of transient and permanent borders.
The Hotel IL near the Courthouse, III avery
peasant situation. and he fai,r:s himself INA
his table will bear u comparison :si,h any IN tins
section OF the country Good siab!ing aud al
,entive servants ore provided, and IN fact every
thing that can be done oa his part TO render
travellers and boardcrs comfortable, Will bo
attended 10.
lie il prepared TO accommodate two or more
Inr,iiics wit! board, aud irum the well known
health anil good society OF this Village. !ami'
lies will find Ill desirable summer residence
His charges in al instanreswiIl be made 10
correspond with the ,iincs.
March ?, 1912. 3