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ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES

ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.
ZINE FURS, MUFFS, BOAS, &c, AT
i T0DD'S fashionable establishment, Concert
Hall buildings, 6 doors west Of Browns Hotel,
Washington.-The unoeasing inquiry for these tru-
ly comfortable, very becoming, and highly FASH
ionable appendages to ladys fall and winter dress,
has induced the undersigned to make more extern
sve preparation than any previous year for sup
plying the demand He will open the season on
Monday, the Doth instant, with 700 mufrs Of the
most rare and choice description; and, desiring
rapid sales and quick returns he assures his fair Gus
toners that they may not only please themselves in
style and quality, but also in price, by favoring
him with call He will name the following of his
varied assortment as worthy Of their notice
Rich black lusred lynx, very long rich fur
Natural gray lynx
Russian ftchet
isabella bear
Kamtschatka bear
Black bear
Siberian squirrel
Cross fox
Gay fox
Chinchilla
Black genet
Stone marten
Canada marten.
With great variety Of lower-priced furs suitable
for misses and children.
w. B. TODD,
Sign Of the Golden Hat.
Oct. lS-eotff
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WANTED from $1,000 to $1,000 for client,
Wv payable in one or two years, which will be
secured by deed of trust on property eligbly situa-
ted, newly erected, and cost $4,000.
CHAS. s. WALLACE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Nov 7-2aw3wif
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DERSONS having claims against balance due
Il from the United States to the estate of Lewis
Marks, deceased, late seaman in the United States
navy are hereby notified to present them at the Of
fee Of ME Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury, within
TWO months from this date.
Nov 1875
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REEN'S TEXAN EXPEDITION.--Journ
VI Of the Texan Expedition against Mieri ihs
imprisonment of the author, and final essape frcm
the castle Peroe; with reectos upon the present
political and probable fsture relations of Texas,
Mexico, and the United States. BY Gen. Thomas
]. Green volume octave, with many epgravings
just published
F. TAYLOR.
Nov Ga
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NTILToN'S PROSE WORKS, complies in two
lvl volumes, octave, with biography, 1s45A
Nov. 81 F. TAYLOR
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EAMILY CARRIAGES, HoRsEs. AND

T. AMILY CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND
Il HARNESS AT AUCTI0N-On Friday at
ternoon, 2Sth inst, at quarter before O'Clock,
will sell, in front ofmy store, very handsome fam
lily carriage and pair Of match horses, (dun coor,)
with harnessbelonging to gentleman of this city,
who has no further use for them. Sale positive.
They can be seen at any time before the sale, by
calling at VIM. Marshall's auction store.
Also, at the same time, will be sold large and
handsome assortment of new and secondhand car
Images, for one and two horses, with harness, &c.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Nov 24--MTurh Auctoneer
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A + the New York Cheap Lace Store, will be
IA opened to-day splendid lot Of new goods
from auctions and other good sources. Among
which 80 pairs of splendid window shades at the
low price Of 80 rer pair. Also full and complete
stock of rich and fashionable lace goods, French
embroidery, ribands, &c, which will be sold un-
commonly cheap.
BRAGDON e. TWOMBLY,
Bet 10Th and llth streets, Penn. avenue.
l0--Qfif
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NOTICE
OUR Office will be closed on Thursday, the 9Th
" instant Those having notes falling due on
that day will please to attend to them on Wednes-
day, the Goth.
CoRCoRAN & RIGGS.
Noven,ber Of I5S5
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Ry b. Romans, .Auetioaeer.

GALE OF FURNITURE.-On Wednesday
- morning, Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, at the auc-
ton Of + and 10th streets, an assor,-
ment Of new and secondhand furniture.
b. HOMANS,
Auctioneer.
IsrPersons having articles which they wish 10
SELL invited to examine the facilities offered by
the aboyenamed rooms. Ample space indoors for
holding large company, without exposure to the
weather.
Nov 24-2t
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TEA, OIL, SPERM CANDLES, &c.

II HAVE received by tho schooner Victory, gem
j eral assortment of new groceries, viG
Prime imperial, gunpowder, young hyson, and
black eas crushed, pulverzed and loaf sugars; SUI
gar-house strip molasses; rce five hundred gallons
extra winter solar lamp oil, fall and winter beaoied
sperm oil, summer pressed sperm candles, &c.
All Of which can be sold on the most reasonable
terms, the old stand, corner of It'll and streets
JNO. A. DONOHoO.
July 16--tf
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WINTER.
BY JOSEPH =. BROWN.
"From the unseen land,
(frozcn inland.)
Down from Greenland,
Winter gliies.

"winter is coming. who cares who cares y
EIf,, raaE
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At meeting Of the Democratic Association OF
Washington city, on Friday evening, the 2lst inst,
the president being absent, Mr.. Norris, the vice.
president, took the chair. The following commu-
nication was laid before the association
WAsmNaToS, Nov. 81, 1S45.
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The American squadron has left. There is n
other news.--Cor. Of. NJ Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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From itr , has Courier
EnLUMHIA. Der.

COLUMBIA. Der. l., 1915. !
Genifemen- inc College Commence
meut passed oil IT, day vr;s cr"dlt"bIy tp
the las,ilu,iun Mr.. Pope, of Beaufort,
Mr.. Cna,. Alison, of Georgetown, aud
Mr., Laudrum. ol EdsetieId. we're the
mo,i rHIruvr speakers. though The ad-
dresses OF Ill vino spike were ialr sprrl-
mems OF composition aud gerry well de-
lv-rrd. Ti,c day WAS u:;[av"rable.. yet
lne Chapel was crnwded with The assem-
hlrd wlsdutu cr the Stale. aud thr beauty
OF the town and utighborho"d. N"' u
lcN s..;lrkliG. gems from the upper nnd
los or district were scattered tNrOuGh the
assembly TO rulIvcn aud aunrn The v"''rra
nle seal ni learning. Much interest seems
~ ne excited fnr he CnIrs" aud there IS
c9crN prospect Il Il rearlinn through ll'c
STATE to advance its usefulness. HE
Trustee, have don" / cir dnty nnbly, and
will rrurganizr The 'nsiIulio" so - To en-
mIc !, 10 public confidence.
rlir crc!iou uf H'. PrcSioa gives sails
laciioa To gentlemen from all qr.rlrr> "i
.nr s;ialc. The Rev. Dr. rhornwcI viii
rpmain, and Dr iI"n,>. wlIn is nan ut
Irarni"s ana fine abilities. will accept a
pr"l; ssor,uip. which will hr satisfactory
io rhs people whn have opposed him a~
President
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Orecon.-The annexed paragraph is
frun, The Boston Post of yesterday, IL as
important. If true. Bul why the iniorma
should REACH us first by way of Boston, we
cannUt understand:
important f--Wr have good ground for
believing ,ua, the Engli,h government
will immcdiarr,y recaIl NJ Packen'ian'.
vino, il is uuder>'On'i, has been, hes been
placed hors de combat IN '"c negotiation
ihour Oregon IN Mir. Buchanan. aud
send u new uIHIsIer IN 'his curItsIv I" al
lust he differences between theNmn >na
linns upon more liberal l"rns than have
hrrrlollre been assisted upon hy Grr"r
Britain
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From Tie y Q. Pieoysae Tov 25.
OUIR lGES IN ilf. CHEROKEE
NATION.


From ;hc la Crerokrr Ad,ora'c a I'd
an ezra ut the Ark I!sas ln;eiIigeurrr We
learn ol The existence If great excitement
in The Cherokee Nallon. IN Consequence
%! s"nIe recent murders co"mEiri n"ar
Tahirqnah b II bad of OUTLAWS. Thc
Russ party of lt, Cherokc,s have hecn
rnHsed TO licnzy. According IN tie In:
Iel!i.encer-w hirir derives is innunaiinn
from iii, Ahyoralc of The 6tn nsI.--on
The nigh ul Snn.iay. the > ID, the ho">r
o! Mr K, J HrSs, near Park Hill. anu
The Cher 3keP Cnun' il Grunmd, was asSui-
led 'y seven arnrd men. who demanded
adnriItancr, aud Mr.. VI. supposinS he
recognized the v"ire 0f frend. uprmrd
the slInirr nf nnr ot tile wildnyS, wien
live Gnns were presented al him; after
sh,r time he made his escape. when The
Williams robbed and i:Is hnr>r. Mrs Mriss-
and her children were fortunately absent
on visit. aud Mr.. MriGs made =oud his
escape TO The house ui John Ross, his
fatilerIu law, five miles distant On
Tuesday evening. The 4In inst. the
bodies Of Two murdered Hcn were dis
covered about que mile from The house Of
Mr.. AleiSs, and from circumstances lhc
authorities we're led to suppose that The
Stars of whom our readers have
heard sn much. perprIratcd The attrociuus
crimes of murder and arson. The dies
were barbarously mulilated, but were
recognized as those OF Cranf ford Fox aud
A'oa HI, who lived within half nile of
Meiss'. The Advocate dcuounccs the
authors Of the crime as monsters ,sreercd
in iuiamy. aud gives an enumeration of
murders aud atrocities committed by them.
The lnteligenccr las news down 10 The
9Th inst: from Evansville, on the Ch. ukre
lnc. about 3U miles the nnmbe, of sou
had turned out on The sroUt.' aud nad
declared their intention of eyicrminaling
the Offenders. The informant of The In.
telli2encer says. that up to the time OF his
leaving, III persons were repnrIed 10 have
been killed and is. wounded; he, saw lhe
bodies o! james Starr, the father Of the
supposed offenders. and-Rider, he
sides Wash. Starr, and another man thar
were @uunded and had fed to thar place
for protection.
The greatest excitement prevails AMI
we cunuoI say where the affair Ill end.
as such things. among Tue Cher"k"rs.
will be apl To disturb tie qn'et OF the l"o
parties aud may bring about considerable
bioodshed.
- Geu. Afbuckle, opon RECEIVING thls.in-4 1
.tormsilon' immediately despatcieh Maj.
Bopneyilie1 from Furl Smilh--nhu is-lo
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g&eriN'S Sale.

EpY vir'up oi >undry wrir> # F'"rI Fa
hG rlas 10 me directed. i'll proceed
10 sell al the house of Oliver Simpson. on
Horse Creek. on tn 23 of Dcc,.In ar
instant, the following property. in the
following eases;
The Bank of Hamburg &r - Oli,rr.
Simpson; Gcorsr Parrot and others sever
ally, IS. the same, some Corn AMI T .lder.
Stock nf Caulc Hogs and Goats. pIanla-
iion tools, household and Kitchen furni
turc, aud other articles Of husbandry.
Terms Of sale, cash.
n. BOULAiARE. S. f. d
Dee. 10 q. DC
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a'oallsiECrCRa9.

iiAHRuRG .'cr. s
Colon When wr mldc our report of the
MARKETS last week the Eurnpcan accounts by
The Brirnn"a hid Just Reached us, ahd prices
were in smclI an unsettled state. that we fund
itdili"ull Ia give rorrcct quotations. For one
or ~ davS a!lcr those accnIIlts came 10 hand.
our market was dGpiesSa,l. and lh' sales made
a, decline Of. quarter ola cent Oh previous
raies, Bmi fnr lha last four or five days. we
have had 4 better demand, and prices gradn
ally ;nlrovlng. until we have reguincd all that
~ lo 81 the few days proceeding We have
now brisk matkel. nj prices ranging from %
Ia 7. say ordinary 10 lniiine 81 To 6, mI!dlIng
fair, /, fair Gi To 81. fully fair t" good fair SO
To CT. line 7.--RcpaJ!icam,
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O RgT gJa ",

Died. III tie residence of Rev : p. Geizea,
in ,i;is District, on the 2D;h November, Miss
E;.Lrs SulL,TAN agrd iiIiy.ci.h; years, Two
ncn,'r: aud ten days Tie deceased possessed
Ill the marks Of pica- Christian. "xrert that
Of profession. She Elad mnt I"lnedany Church,
uioyrd Ia a'irul 10 all religions worship,
butl private aud public Being asked some
Two mnnl!lS h. fore I,er death. on what grounds
she siond As 10 rrllgion. she Sad slI' had been
Il pravimg person from her y"uIl., and that
some times sleep departed from her l"r whole
nights whIn engaged in PRAYER t" Ilr Lord; {;
>e: sha cnriL not feel as she thought other
Ci:liSIiau< l She asked i siI'' iiad irvr.i
>r"rla lllMp whrr IN, hclirv"d her sinS wal for
gwen size answered | fear 40, rs should have
r.nn" Il we arr allowed 10 !ndae Il trre hy
iIs in:!l7. we mus say -he nnw rests from her
labor. ..,.iri her works d. follow her Peace
10 her rncmory. ani let her wnr.>* be initiated
T.
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Notice! Bridge Builders !.

TAMES COLLINS and R.. r. Brun.
J son will receive sealed proposals for
The building of Brids" across Turkey Creek,
at the place kmnwn as Cochran's Mill, until
the 10Th of December next, when they will
meet at the place and determine upon their
said proposals, and enter into contract for said
Bridge.
The Bridge will be abont l60 feet long, land
so feet high 10 he of good heart pine. The.
uiher particulars may be known hy applying
TO either of the above named Commissioners.
BY order Of ih.' Board. ~
w. RRUNSON. Clerk Of Board.
Nov. ~ lt as
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EngIis h So h ol,

5HsllE Subscriber will open on The Second
e. Monday in January sneat,n School al
Pottersoii'te, near EdgeGe!d Court House. He
will teach thelnIowimg branches viz: Ortlog-
rapliy. Reading Writing, English Grammar.
Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, and other branches connectc witq
a thorough English Education. 4 g.s.e., .s..,s
a few Young gentlemen can receive instruc-
lion nlhe Classics.
Rates Of tuition will he moderate.
Good board can be obtained III very res
pecrable and pious families on reasonable
terms.
S. w. KENNERLY
Dec. 10 If as
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Notice

SHTliE Commissioners Of the Poor lnr Edge.
4 field District. have ..e$nlvrd. t" pay ont
10 more pensions, except in the most er-
treme cases. Therefore all pers"ns wish
Ing 10 receive any assistance from the
Bdard, will have 10 apply ty petition 10
them al their next meeting III Edgeteld
Courl House, on the first Monday IN Jan
uary next, either for admission 10 the Poor
House. or a continuance Of pension as
the case may justify.
Published by order Of the Board.
JOHN HUiEr, Clerk.
Dec. 3 81 Is
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EdgeieId Academy.

ENHE Exercises Of this Institution will
Il be resumed the first Monday in -Jaa.
uary, 1876 Terms as herp,ofure-naneIy,
rates Of luitinn from TWELVE 10 rIGRTEEN
DOLLARS per session, according 10 the
branches OF study taught; rnd as hereto.
lme. nGne admitted for less lime than a
session, except by a special stipulation be.
Inreianh, The charge being made For ad.
mission, and mol for teaching. s
Gnnd board NAV be had in The vicinity,
aud one or TWO more pupils may be ac-,
communicated in The family of lhe Teacher.
Il. X. McCLlNF0CIi.s :,
Nov 26 IT ~ Al *
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Dec. 3
New Er0D
RAISONi GRAPES, SC.

RAISONS GRAPES, sc.
IL ENRICK 6. THAYE3., have Just re- !
Ia crivcd and offer for sale, at the lowest
market prices, :,
50 whole and quarter boxes new Crop
RAIsISs. - :
10 Drums new crop FIGs. -. z@a.sss,5f'59 -
10 Kegs .. GRAPES. ..iszzS.i Z;
1000 lbs. Soft Shclled ALMONDS. sSses 80
2UD Zanie CUgRASrs. -s.s54
5 boxes Genoa CITEoS.. NJ
Also sS. - -,
,A.large stock os CANDIES and CoSFEcTIoXA-.5
ny. Oranges, Lemons. Nutmess, Gloves, Cigy
.nalnon,. &C., tngelherWiih choice assortment
.6f Fines, Cordals and Liqaorss Of every de-
scfiplidlI. Persons visiting Hamburg ares
requested 10 call and examine for Themselves
Orders from tle country promptly attended
Id. ss;-,. .s.G tffts.s-
Hamburg, Dec,i3 a3t 345ss1fsSss IS.
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COLLEGE CONFINEMENT.

THE Annual Commencement of lhn
South Carolina. toak rlac" on MunIav
lasr.s A, eno'cIock, prucess"n was
fotned:in FROM of the Stale House. undcr
the direction of Adjmam and In>ppc'or
General james w. Cantey. as Marshall
of:ahe day. consisting pfthe Cadets %!
tic Military Academy, Students OF the
Freshman Class, Students of the Snph
more Class. Snidrnls Of The JUNIOR Glass,
te4Graiiunt!nss Class, former Graduates
0fathe College. citizens generally, officers
and sludenlsof tEe FheoIoSicaI Scmina
rg, tlie Reverend Clergy. officers of the
State. Ciail5and Military, House of Rep
resentativcs with the Speaker Tie Sen.
. ate with the President, the Pro rssurs of
the College, The officers of the Military
Academies. the Trustees Of The College,
The Governor and suite aud Lieut. naut
sGovernsr, and The. President of HE Col
lege. The. following was lne order of
The exercises in. the ChapeI-Praycr b,
ihe. Rev. DR.. ThomweIi. Latin SaIutatory
Addresses by r. Garlinglon-TorquaIo
5Tasso, his. .misfortaues aud madness. by J i.
J. Pope The progress of Society as
originating Revolutions, aud amelorains
the condition of mankind, by e Fl Mar.
,tin-The Influence of Commerce upon
;pa,rioyisni, by SAllslon-ChivaIry, by
j. IS. Winn-The meriIs of Alexander
aud Aristotle compared, by G w. Ian
drum.
Degrees we're lhcn conferred on the
following, gentlemen, numbers of the
Graduating Class C. :Allslon. b F. Ar
] sthprr J. s.. sBppne, r. BoYce, A. I
Broyles, II Carpenter, H. ChappeII. ".
I Ps Crawford, J Z. Grassland. r. Fl.
Deas. IT Dill, J: a. Dubarp, T. B. Fra.
ser, E. Gaiilard, r. Darlington. w. j.
Coin, ]. Gourtlin, e. Henry. e. B.
? Hayward, c. c. Hume, n. Kinsirf, e..
w. Lanilf ulq, B, Manning. e. H.. Marin,
T. 81 NellzJ }. Popr.T'. Toylor, C. r
Thomas. r. A.sWaller. :E:: c. Whaley,
]. H.sav videinnn. L. E. Wilson, J S.
VIM a fer ana edfess by.the President
flliesN edictory deliyercif by: I. b !;
Frnser.
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S5SEEeEE

Married in this village, or tne 2O'h n'I
At the same place. hy h. Rev. Mr.. Wal
kcr. YAxs RASpALL Esq al Chester
District. TO Mss JULIA Is. ia gil'er OF
Jo1n Lipsroub, Esq
hurried in this village oil the 18th ull
I,v the Rev. II. A. e, Walker. The Rev.
}. w WIGRrMAN 10 Miss SARAH n
,laush,rrzof rhs Rev S. W, hcn"rly u!
this place.
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State Of aout arolina,
EDGEFlELD DIS rRlCr.


HD Edg"i"d District.
" herras. ). p Gclzen. hath applied to
me- for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chatteS rights and
credits Of Ellen Sullivan. late uI the Dis
trlcl aforesaid. deceased, these are therefore.
To cite and adnlunisli all anI singular. the
kindred and creditors OF said deceased. TO be
and appear before me- ut nur nexl Ordinary 9
C"url l"r the said District. to be holden al
EdSeheld tour: House. o. the lstI, day of
December insl. 10 show ral,se, if any. why
the said administration shonld nol BE- clan,ed.
Glvrn under my Ian'i aud seal this the ::''i
day "l December in the year of our Lord one
thousaiid eight hundred and forty fvc, and
IN the SEVENTEEN year OF American lndepen
dence.
JOHN FILL, o. Esp.
Decenber8!0 - 22tj - t46.
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NOTICE.

4 OST or Stolen from The subscriber ut'ielGt
z 4 night uf the 25lh ofNovcmher, one small
POCKET BOOK, containing fifty four doi.s
lars in casli-one twcn'y dollar bill on Tie 6
Bank of Hamburg, Two ten dollar bills OH the
Augusta Bunk two FIVE dollar bls onlhe
Hamburg Bank, and about four dollars, in.s
change Also the receipts of eleven bales off,
Cotton. stored in B. Ellioti's Ware House,al
Hamburg. Que note OH J w. Cochran. due
the 25'h cf December, lS45, for So. made. "a.
payable to Stephen Slalmaker or,hcarer. Z Two Z
nnies OH Simon Wood, one for 81, and one.
fnr 81 GS rents One nota .on Talberl Cheat
ham lnr Sc Also ono note OH the subscriber
inr SI53 6S cents. drawn in favor Of L. CT CT
Holloway dated Nov 25lI,. 1876. drawn3eE
months after da'c. The public are forewarned' y
from Trading lnr any ol the above notes -ar 2
cotton receipts, us believe the tEiel.mtends 10
turn them into money. sysssz
A reward Of Ten Dollars Willie given 10.
any person who will lead to The discovefy OF
the above Pocket Book .shef.f.
JOHN CIIEATHAsI.2aSS
Dcc.3 81 IS
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4 Regarded asa whole, tie, exercises of
The day we're highly interesting, aud.
without my -algempl 10 discriminate be
tween thesmerits tflbc respective speech.
es, all Of which were Tiile respectable,
and some Of Which reflected hlgh credit
upon their anIhors, we eau justly say, that
the wisdom of the Stale wns never more
conspicuous than in The muni6cen' Ell
doument of an Institution which has "on
lrrred such tasting benefits up,n The com
nlunily.-Iemp. i 4drotQte
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LATER FROM TEXAS
New ORLEAN>,

By the arrival la>r night nl he Steam
ship New York. Cap Philips. see have
Galveston ,a,cs up 10 Monday last. the
24Ih INST.
President Jones has issued a prorlama-
lion. appointing the l5lh of December
next as The day for holding the election
for Governor. Lieutenant Governor, and
Senators aud Representatives, 10 the Leg
islalure of The Stale of Texas.
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RANAWAY.

INK ENRON The subscriber about
Lffi, d the first Of November last.
kS& bis negro fellow, WILL. Said
rs negro is about five feet high, and
NE twenty twoor twenly-ihfee years
- OF aye. lie stoops a iule. and
both his feet turns oui when Walking
lie has a large mouth, high cheek homes,
and beautiful set of teeth. He has Il
scar on his furehcad. and one OH one of his
arms resembling The figure Of seven, also
one on the left parr Of his collar bonc.-
Any information respecting said negro
will be thankfully received, and all rea
sonahle expenses paid, if delivered a, The
subscribers planIaIion near Noun, Viii
ling, EGgeield District.
JACOB PoWE.
Dec. 1915 If 45
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- HE Trusiccs;hase;en gagged the services Of
:. Miss SARAH sRlC "A AR nSt,N,. 10 take
charge ofI this Institution li the ellsuiiIg year.
aIIss K has for sevetaE years assisted DR. w.
B. Johnson in Tenclling5 and has during the
present year been ,cGIIleciei with the Green
wood School. The high character and quail.
jica,ions of Miss s.lnay induce parents, with
great confidence, to confite tIr,ir daughters to
her instruction..
THE year will be- divided into two sessions,
allowing The usual S0acations.
Rates Of Tuitihnper Session, payable one
!,afiu advance reach session; aud the balance
at its close. ~ 49,.
-, Per Session.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic, -, S s 20
Geography, Grammar Compost = I.
. lion, wilIEthe, above. >. 12 00
Natural, Mental and Slfral PHI;
osaphy Chemist Botany,
Logic ~ with the :aboSa,f l6 90
Fifty Centss per sesSiaii'lor fire wnod.
By order the Trustees.
q. GRIFFIN, Chairman
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tate Of South { arolina
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY

.ss: ..sss.. :: Ss. @ Tss Bill 70, sale Of Land.
N. VI yson 81 "lIt'
NTUT!CE ia hereby given thar by viz
~ ot an nifler from The Court of
Euuil>. shalnti t"r sale al EdSslicId
C"uri House oh.he tirsI Monday in Jan
,iary next. The rWo following tracts Of
IanI. belonging 10 the estate of Joel Rn
prr, Srnr.. deceased, viz: The lrarr knowm
AS HE 'llollngsm6rliI trac', cnn'ains 522
acres more or rss, lying on both sides
Bravrr,Iam creek: and adjunins land
wiIled hv sad deceased to his widow,
Mrs. Williams. john Williams, " Bun
son VI. +. Hnl'iugsWortb.. and others.
The ,racl known;as The Butnes tract,
adjoining the aforesaid lrarI, lands Of Ca
lei ralIcy, s. Williams and others, and
375 acres. more or less Said
lands 10 he sold on a credit of one aud
two wears from The day Of sale, except
The cost to be paid in cash. Purchasers
TO give Bond aud security, aud mortgage
on The premises 10 secure The purchase
money.
S. S. TOMPKiNS. c. T.. f. d.
Cams Office. Dec. 6 lS45 al IS