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OF tine reinedy-
CHAKLEsToWs, ocr. &C, 1872
To Mr.. .4dara ToHaR.-
Dear sr-In reply inquiries have been
fiee relieved from vioent rheumatism Iambaugs
Composition Last winter deprived y
THIS annoying disease and suffered understandable pain so As often 10
be entirely unfit for business your remedy and was com
petey relieved from September had another
attack which also deprived sleep three weeks before re-
sorting old friend detection again and in les
Than week restored my consider this re
medy valuable and always To keep ipH
OF IT. IL acts through the stomach ecsHiy when all ste
Haf remedies fail Very respectfully yours,
JOHN s GALI.AHER
Senior Editor Free Press
HoUsE DELEoITEs
. Feb 9s, 1913.
-Aessrs. GGyHor LyoH.-
6enenenliaving had another Rheumatism within
The last month ny colds always taking fom) my
mer remedy l-AHHAUaHs COMPOSITION, and entirely
RON pain and in better have had for many
years The fine tonic effect OF this gives peculiar title
10 favor IL strengthens the circulation
and nVisoaies the whos has lately by gen
ueman older than myself and with equally good CONSIDER
oyoFa ar carefully Observed and
'on""cu' Respectfully yours,
--JOfiet- O.
30 The above Medicine is prepared by ADAM YOUNG Drug
gust Harpers Ferry and sold by Druggists in the
STATE Price, only $3.50. a small supply hand by
GAYNOR 4 LYEII-
One door above the Bel Tavern
maTeh 3 1913 Richmond. Va
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r.. N. HUDSON,

ones ON Main Street. SQUARE abeve the Banks.
ton and inserts the best Te>s -nr or m
, . % On 1he most approved pima Refer .s Rvd Dr.
nee W hmplc Hubbard. Gardner CO. Hon b. G. baldwin
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

f. Abrahnms vs. Dun,on 8; White, FiEa.
Goldman Wi!dmnn IS the same,
Starr X C!elana IS the same,
Bige!ow & Birch Ys the same,
VIM. :. Miller X Co. vs. the same,
III. Stoddard vs. The same,
Jordan Mosely. for Chester Vaunghns-
y v3 Hollis Dunton.
II obedience 10 an o.dcr passed O, the last
II. term Of Tie Court Of Common PIeas for
SAID District: l hereby give public notice 10 the
plaintiffs IN the above cases. scycraliy, TO sheyv
cause at the next term Of said CGrt, 10 be held
Oh The first Monday in October next a, Edge
h'id Z. H., why their respective execu,ioos
shnn!d moi be marked satisfied, and ccr,ain
funds in my hands applied to executions IN my
office junior 10 those Of said plaintiffs. Notice
IS also given that it Is alleged by The plaintiffs
in the junior cases. that the above stated case.
were satisfied during tile tenn Of Office OF VIM.
Thurmohd, decd. late Sheriff Of said district
8. CHRISTIE, SID.
June 10 2ani3,n 2l
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WAREHOUSE. FACTORAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.

Hdm6nTg, -S. T..
FHNiiE subscribers have this day formed q
n co.par.nrrship for the transaction of the
above business in all its branches, under t,e'
narno and style OF II. L. JEPFERS & CO.
They are now building, and will have comple,-
I'd by The 1T of Sept next. an e-isnsirs aud
eommodions WAREHOUSE immediately en-
The principal street leading into town, remote
from all danger by fire, and entirely above
high water mark. which will be safe and con
vcuieni depository for Cotton, Merchandise.
&c, confded TO their care. They offer their
services TO their friends and The public general.
ly. ~ agents for the sale Of Cotton. Flour. Ba.
con, &C.; the purchase Of goods TO order re-.
crisins and forwarding. .merchandize, s,o1ne
and shipping Cotton. DC. &c; and promise
street aud prompt attention 10 all orders on
business addressed 10 them.
The subscribers having pledged themselves
moi TO speculate in Cotton. on their own nc.
count IN any way whatever. are prepared 10
give their undivided attention 10 the in,ercs, of
their customers, and from the long and well
known experience of Que OF the partners in
the practical part of the Commission business.
they hope TO receive and merit share Of pub
lie patronage.
H. L JEFFERS.
]. +. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg July %, 1872
Augu1t2 If 07
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Extract Of a letter to the Editor Of the
Grsthrile Mouatair.er, da,ed
MADISON Co. Fla. Jaiv IL.

MADISON Co. Fla, July IL.
must congratulate you and my poli:-
teal friends generally Of South Carolina
twbere l have my nativity aud ali the as.
sociaiions Of early Efe and mannood) on
the Frightening prospects Of her favori,e
son for the Presidency. Even here in Flor.
ida. where our voice is still on that subject.
has name is . Easspor, to Office aud on
the occasion OF our late election for Dele
gate 10 Congress twheo Clay Wing aud
Calhoun Democrat came before The peo-
pie, The Wing man Of unsurpassed per-
soual popularity, aud The Democrat sub
ject 10 the charge Of Alisnage. &c.) we
witnessed The enthusiasm which The bare
and favorable meution Of his name pro-
duced by ,hc latter candidate when ad-
dressing the Yarious meetings before which
be appeared. The name of Calhoun. and
bis advocacy Of his claims, always broush,
ihe speaker TO pause. while the long and
loud shout Of applause beiokeu the devo-
ton OF the people TO bis cause. Maay
Wings in Florida nre Calhoun men.
IL 10 IN contemplation to move the ad.
mission cf Fiuridn into The Union, 10 time
TO cas-, our Electoral vote. We have al.
ready adopted our Constitution, and taken
all preliminary steps; and our Territory
the scion of South Carolina and Virginia
is ready 30 advance the grca, doctrines 10.
scribed on The Calhoun Banner.
The planting interest of this region o,
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B Tie following Decree OF Santa ANNA, is
published in the Diaro del Gobierno oftae 26th
ofJune lns,:
M:r:stTy Of Var Gad Mryipe.-Antonio Lo.
pez de Santa Anna, meriting well OF his cour-
iry. General of Division, and President provi-
siuual Of the Republic OF Mexico 10 the inha-
biiarts o! il.-Know We, thu, considering the
criminal and detestabe practice OF foreigners,
belonging by birth to naiious now living IN
peace and aniiiy with the Mexcans. iu usurp.
ing ihrir territory. in invading j. with arms ia
hand, by attacking the troops Of tho Republic,
by despoiling their property. aud by commit.
ting excuses worthy OF bands Of robbers and
pirates, ,hs, nc, without the pale Of the laws OF
naiiofs ard in 6pa, that the time hus arrived
20 put an end TO these evils and scandulous pro-
ceedings. Exercising the use in similar caves,
because those whom the generosity and elem
ency Of tho Government has pardoncd. have
returned to commit new asgressions and TO car
~ forward their injurious views have resolr-
ed for the good Of the nation. in order to save
il fiom the attacks Of these adventurers aud 10
manifest tho firmness with which sustain the
rights of,hc Republic. that. that which The fol.
lowing articles prescribe be obcyed, in which
I have for Authority the 7in Of the articles Of
1hCuudyO-tdbluohCuO OssAhS huaio".
lst. Fo, the future no quarter shall be grant
ed, and aIl foreigners who invade the territory
Of the Republic onthef own acconnt. tha. may
be captnred under arms. shall be put 10 imme-
date death, whether unuccompaned in their
enterprise by few or many adven,nrers, and al
though ostensibly il may be justified by The
prc,ext Of interfering in the civil discords, with
the view OF attaining politieui end.
This penalty shall be inflicted upon all TO-
reigncrs. be they o? what country they may,
because the Mexicans, being at peace with all
other nations, the responsibility nf him who
may make war upon them is,purey individual,
and places him without the protection Of exist
ing treaties. =.
ID The Generals.in.C Chief of the Army. the
Generals Commandant Of the Maritime aud
Frontier Departments, and all having military
authority. that shall apprehend n foreigner IN.
vading our territory or promoting civil war
with arms in hand, uhall be responsible for the
mos, scrupulous accomplishment, Of this de-.
cree, and the punishment for its iulrac,ion shall
be the loss Of ofics by the persnn responsible
Therefore. l command that this be printed,
published aud circulated. and receive the pro-
per execution.
National Palace of Mexico 18th June. 1913.
ANTONIO LOPEZ SANTA ANNA.
jose MARI. ToRSEL,
Minister Of War and Marine.
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sHEREFF'S SALE.

ID Y virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
A9 cias, will proceed TO sell a, Edge
field Court House, on The first NJ onday and
Tues lay in September next, the follow
ing property
Stcedman & Merritt vs Benjamin Bar
ton, -four hundred acres Of land, more or
less, where defendant lives, s,adjoinlng lands
Of Charles Holey. and others.
Brannon & Mu1dy VS. John C. Thomas.
the defendants interest in three hundred
acres Of land, more or less, adjoining lands
Of Bate Howard. and o.hcFs.
Brannon s. Mrndy W. Margaret o.
gilvie, three hundred acres of land, more
or less, where defendant lives. adjoining
lands Of DR.. Atkinson and others.
NJ. w. Gracy and wife Executors VS.
Cary Patterson, one hundred and thirty
acres Of lnnd. more or less, " here defendant
lives, adjoining lands of John Price, Mar.
gurct OSilve and others.
\Em. X. Lindsey vs. WIN Charles Cary,
G.. Snellgrovc and WIN. Corley, eighty
four and three quarters acres Of land. d.morc
or less, adjoining lands Of Robert Price,
JOHN Rhincharl and others.
John Cothran survivor VS. Elizabeth
Mcmillan, the defendants interest in two
hundred acres of land. more or less. there
she now lives. and adjoining lands OF Johp
Trapp and Others.
John Cothrun. survivor, w james Nc
MILAN, the defendants interest in Two
hundred acres Of land. mere or less, where
E!zabell, Mcmillan lives, adjoining lands
Of John Trapp and others.
=. A. Scranton rs Robert Jennings, ad-
ministra;or, one hundred and thirty acres
of land, more or less, where Enslcy Col
win lived, up o the time Of his death. ad-
joining land, of Ches!ey Wells and others.
Minor W. Gracy VS. William Brides &
x. IT. Moore, administers, four hundred
acrcs Of land. more or less, adjoining lands
oi Jacob Long and Wilson Shcaley.
K. b. Bouknighl vs. Abram E. Moore,
john II. Moore and Allen Griffith. Two
hundred and forty four acrcs of land. more
or less, adjoining lands Of Ephraim Shea.
ley. X. L. Moore and others.
NJ. +. McRdcndall vs. VIM. w. Viii
Iiauss, three hundred aud thirty acres of
!aud. more or lcss, il being part Of the
Coker Spring Tract, adjoining lands Of f.
NJ. Rogers, the estate Of VIM. EIIo,tc.
The estate Of r. Hamilton and others.
J. Miller VS. John Boyd and Edmund
Boyd, four hundred acres of land, more or
less. where Edmund Boyd lives. adjoiu-
inC lands of J. +. Burns and others.
}. ID. Nance vs. Charles Powell. the
tract Of land. where defendant lives, adj
joining Dudley Rouniree and others.
i: +. Goudy T. G. vs. John Marsh. the
tract OF land, where defendant lives, lying
on Horse Creek.
Edmund Tate IS Rudolph Carter. the
snnc Va the same i, J. d Craue s. Co. vs.
the same. David n. Dunbar vs. the same:
Michael Gear,y vs. The same. Lewis
Elizey and Elizabeth Garter, FIVE thou
sand acres OF land. more or less, adjoining
lands Of Juhu Wise. WIN. S. Howard and
others, tile property OF K. Garter; Charles
Lamar vs julius Howard, John Howard
nnd Rudolph Garter. The above described
property Of X. Carter.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.E. D.
Aug. Q At 90
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State OF South Carolina.

SoLCARiA, bI>t JnIv, l-lJ.
BY His EIccl:cncy. JAMES II! Ilay-,Sp. E.q..
Governor and Copmandcr.in-C Chel, in aud
over the State OF SonlIi Carolina:
WRTHEREAS. information has becn receiv-
w cd AT this Department, ,ha, an a,rocious
murder wa. committed ia Darlington District.
on the 18th uir by FRANCIS LAWSON
ana EVERETT LAWSON, his con. on the
body of JnHS SrIRhs Of said District, and that
the said Francis LAWSON has fled from Justice.
Everett Lawson having been apprshe nded aud
is now in Jail:
Now know ye, tina; TO the end justice may
he done. and that the said Francis Lawson may
be brougf; 10 legal trial. Tor his offence rs aio,c.
said. do hereby offer reward Of One linn.
dred and Fifty Dollars for his apprehension
and delivery in an, jail of this State. Francis
Lawson is described Us being about ;,5 or 10
years Of age. nbou, 5 feet inches high, square
built. sa!low complexion; light hair. a little bow.
lcggcdshis under lip hangs. down n little, aud
Is said 10 have Il scar, or scars on his body oc.
casioned by bRrn.
Giyen under my hand and the sea ci the
Stuie. ai Columbia, The 3lst July. A. d..
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
three, and in the sixty.eighh year of lhe
Independence Of the United States of
America.
J. II. HAMMOND. Governor.
II. @. PIscKREr, Secretary ofStn,e.
August % %
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Aug. Q

A. L. Nicholson. } Bill for IT,
vs.. }tles 10 Land,
Eldred N. Coleman. & Others. &c.
h \ vIriuc Of an order from the Court Of
ED Chancery shall offer for sale 10 the high.
r,i bidder, at Edsefeid Court !Iouse, Oh the
first Monday in September next. n pant Of the
real estate OF Edward Coleman, decd, consist.
Ing ! ,rac, Of land containing forty two acres
more or less. situate in the District and Slate
aforesaid. aud bounded by lands of Benne, Per.
ry, John Perry. Daniel Livingston, Reuben
Morgan, Il. ). Brooks. and others, on credi,
OF Twelve months the purchaser 10 give bond
and personal security, and 10 pay in cash the
costs OF the sUit
J. TERRY, oE.r.p.
Ccmmis.ioncrs Office. I
Edseiieid. Angus, :. l541.
August 4t 9S
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ EGIIpy


'S,eaer ,hei, ral, lob ,.nS q others by Bu for Par.
Laura A. Hobbs, * Others '"''"'
EpY virtue Of all orler from the Cour, OF
RD Chanccry, shall offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder, at Edgcfield Court House, on
the hrs, sionday IN September next the real
estate OF Burrl Z. Hobbs, deceased, consisting
Of three tracts Of land. situate IL, tho District
and Slate aforesaid, rs follows, viz: one tract
known II tire Dun Creek tract. containing two
hundred aud eighty acres more or less, boun.
ded by lands ofJohn Bones, Marshall Siedham.
Reuben Landrum. Philip Powe. and q. Cor
ley: one other tract known as the Bnrkhai,er
trar, containing four hundred and forty acres,
more or less, lying upon Beaver Dam Creek,
and bounded by lands Of Reuben Lnndrum.
Wiley Wells, Joseph Fcrgerson. and others;
and one other lrac. Of land known as the Cut.
fcetown tract, containing six hundred acres,
more or less. and bounded by lands Of the cs-
tate of lanes +. Dawson, and by lands Of the
estn,e Of John Anderson, decd The said tracts
nr land 10 be sold separately, on a rredi, Of
one two and three years. eIcep, the costs of
suit. which much be paid in cash. purchasers
to give bonds and personal security and mort.
cages Of the premises 10 secure the purchase
money possession not TO be given until the
first day OF January next.
J. TERRY, c.E.r.p.
Commissioner Office,
Edgefeld, Aug. Z, lsl3.
August 1T %
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IMEoRTANTFR ON THE BORDER.

from Ws u LOnis RfpGb!icGH.
PlGHr BETWEEN THE MEXlcANs AID
TEXANS.
By the steamer John Bull. which ar
rived last evening. wc received the follow
ing important intelligence from our auen-
tive correspondent 4, Independence.
INDEPENDENCE, July II, iS43.
Messrs. Ediiors.-Somc TeSiaus have
jus, arrived from off the plains. They left
the Big Arkansas River on The 9th Of July
they state that company of troops.
consis,ing Of 100 men had skirmish with
100 Mexlcans, which lasted about twenty
or thirty minutes, short tune previous.
A few shots were exchanged. .25 or 80 Of
,he Spauiards were killed, "a number woun-
ded, and The rest taken prisoners. The
Spanish officers attempted 10 escape on
horseback, but were soon taken, and u
complete surrender Of arn,s and ammuui.
ton tho consequence. Noue Of the Tex
ians were wounded or silled--one person
hrd buiict pass through his hat. The
prisoners were shortly after released and
sent back 10 the Governors camp, lille
distance of, when he aud his army Of 600
meu become affIigh,ed and fled precipi-
lately back towards Santa Fe--it is un-
derstnod, though since, that they were re-
turning again TO meet the company from
here.
A party Of Texans, on bunting ex-
cursion as they arrived, came over into
the American Territory, near the Arkau.
sas river. Capt. Cook. with the U. S.
troops, came upon them and took the
whole number uO0 menI prisoners. He
deprived them Of tteir arms and then re.
leased them. with the privilege Of return
ing under an escort hitherw ards. or taking
any route across the prairie,a as they though,
best, 10 Texas. The most Of them pre-
ferred The latter course, and have no
doub, joined Watfeld, twho was 10 as.
sumo the command Of the remaining for
cesj and wen, in pursuit Of the Spanish
company, as they had determined 10 cross
the Arkausas on the Sd july. on their way
TO San,a Fe.
Should they he able to cas-; themselves
between the company and the Governors
forces. on or near the Semirone, they will
undoubtedly cot them OFF entirely. Our
informan, reports good deal o. dissatis-
faction existing among the Texan troops,
he says there are great many intelii-
gen, men among the number, but ma-
joriiy Of rogues. Their object is booty,
which they will ohiain from the Spaniurds
alone,' the Americans they will 20, disturb
unless associated and taking par, with the
oihers. The t'oops, or portion Of them,
are to return in few days.
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Notice.

YW7liE Subscriber wishing TO close his busi-
y ness soon as practicable. requests all
persons indebted TO him. to come forward and
settle their accounts, as he is anxious 10 settle
with those to whom he is indebted, before no
removes from the ylllase.
Persons desirous OF procuring Furniture
cheap. would do well 10 apply Immediately, as
have number Of articles do no, wish to re-
move.
The Shop that is a: presen. occupied by.
me. will be rented, 10 good tenant, for tho
balance oftlic year.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Augusta 2 3, "a
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may be reeollecied. had been sentenced
10 be shot at Valparaiso. for tho murder
Of seaineu, and also forwounding Cap
tain Whitehead. of the Bramin. as We
learn by Capt. Post, late master Of ihe
Euphrales, lwho has returned homo in
consequence OF Iii heaI,h, has been re-
piIevsd, and II Was expected would return
home in The U. 5. sIoop OF war Yorktown,
which sai,ed from Valparaiso abou, the
first OF May. Captain Wnitc had recov-
cred froui his wounds. Dodge, il IS be
heveJ. is native af foland, Cf.. and
appears to have committed the desperate
acts for which he was sentenced under the
Influence OF Temporary insanity. His re-
piieve was procured th'oheh lie humane
Interference OF Mr.. Peu,lieton. charge
dcs affairs Of the United States q, yalpa-
raiso, whose exemplary and meri;orous
conduct on this occasion. as wei! as in dis
charge OF his public duties generally. de-
serves the hishes, praise.
Ntic Bedford Mercury.
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go Dollars Reward.

FE9 tlE above reward will be paid by tho
IL subscriber, 10 any person or persons
who will give such information as will lead to
,hc discovery of the thief or thieves. who s;Gle
for, his room. at the Pianiers Hotel, E. C. H.,
on The nigh, of the 30,i of July, Isi3, the fol
lowing Notes and Money viz:
One Note on G. L. & +. Penn s. Co., dated
April end. 1912. for 1896 90.
One Note on c. II. Goodman, date no, re
collected, for S100 90.
+. Ono Note on Richard Ward, dalo not rccol.
lected, for Sl32 90.
And about $50 in Money.
All persons are forbid trading for the above
Notes as paymcn, has been stopped.
p. HORN.
Augns,2 p %
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gsr0,vEiat 10 fIee .5aiR

nF this District negro man, who
W calls himself HARRY, five feet 45
inches high. of very black complexion, a
bout 40 years OF age; says he runaway
from Mr.. Weeks, Of BarnwelI District.
four miles from Aiken, about tho 18th Of
June last. The owuer is requested to come
forward, prove properly. pay charges and
take him away, otherwise be will be dis
posed Of according, TO law.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jailor.
Juno ~ ,r 95
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A CAR DID.

RN ]. JEFFERS having this day conncc,
lEe ed himself with DR.. ]. F.. GRIFFIN.
in the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS. hces leave to return his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers, for the
very liberal share Of patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon himself, and hopes the same will
be continued 10 the firm of II. L. JEFFERS
& CO., TO whose advertisement, below, he
begs leave TO refer. July 10, Is43.
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(ClRCULaD.l
ITO Planters s. sKerchG,, Is.

E BEG leave 10 nforir ycu. that conrinur
Il the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS nj my oid sraTd. known as the
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. Detac.
ed rs is from other h.IiidinsS, its ioca;iou icn-
ders /, nearly rs secure from ire. rs il il was
lire-prooE The floors have been elevated above
lie high water mark Of tie great f'cshet OF
May. irtO.
Planters will ,hus be secured from the posi-
biliiy oflnss and damag" by lresc,s.
avail myself Of the present OCCASION. TO re.
turn my thanks IN r'y friends and patrons. for
their liberal support daring thr pasi season. |
solicit from them and he public generally. Il
continuance UfIE:is confidence and assure them
that III re.nrn for their patronage. viii use nv
best persona Efforts {" p,oinoir and proiecl
their Interests, committed 10 nv charge. io
addition TO tins assurancc. pledge mys.lfthat
will IN no case purchase bale of cotton. di-
recily or indirectly. Twill attend personally to
the sale and forwarding of cotton 10 Savannah
or Charleston: also, 10 the sale Of Bacon Flour.
DC. &c. and Ia The recei. ing and forwarding
OF goods to the up-country Having. fine
wharf attached 10 my Warehouse no wharfage
will he charged on cotton To my care. either
for sale or TO be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton, viii h."
% cents per bale. and I2i cents FOR forward.
lng. will also attend 10 ihc buying OF goods
per order.
Very respectfully yours sc.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg August ., isl3
August; . Gm %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
HPY OLIVER TOWLES. ESQUIRE
MD Ordinary of Edoe6eId n;o,-:,,

AD Ordinary of EdgefeId District.
Whereas, Jacob Long, hath applied 10
ME for Letters Of Administration ON all and
singular the goods aud cha,,els, rights,
aud credits Of Margaret Banks, late of
the Disiric, aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, In cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credi.
tore Of the said deceased. to be aud appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District 10 be holden OF Edge.
field Court House on the 2lst inst. Is43.
'o show cause. if any, why the said Ad-
mlnlslration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 7,h
day OF August. one thousand eight hun
dred aud fur!y three, and in the sixty Sc
venih year Of American independence.
q. TOWLES. o. L. D.
August7, 1913. [S2 I21 q 2S
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COfRslsnercaal.
HsnRuRG. August I.

HsHBuRe. August J.
Cotton.--There is 80 little doing in onr Cot
ton market At this time. that we can scarcely
give fair statement. Bus!ne-s Of all kinds
is dull, which will remain bu, shor, time IN
this sltuaiion rs our fall trade will open in
lew days. Cotton prices to-day range the
same nearly as las, week, say from 5 10 @ c,s.
according To quality.
Freighis and Exchange continue without,
change, and but small share doing in either.
-Joaraal