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de 81 WILLIAMS HAXALL-
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS!
Monday morning. Dee. 23d, 1874.
NEW FANCY DRY GOODS.
DERSONS wishing TO make Presents Of ShawIs,
dk Rich cheap articles Of Dr-. Goods for Ladies in
Mou.ne Caslmsres Silks and materials Worked
CaPes and Goar will ind the Of Fancy Dry
Goods To select FROM At reduced prices,
STAGE To GEORGES TAVERN, SCOTTSVILLE
AND STANTON.
by order Of the board o directors the wa
SSAkS&<@Ss. ter will be drawn eff from James
HhSSE&E$ Canal for repairs from the Isth January.
leI5 To the lst OF February.
To during time we will run n Try
weekly line OF tages the above places January
I3th Is45.
Leave Richmond MONDAY, "Wednesday Friday at T. An
arrive in seottsvile ats
Returnns-Leave seo've Tuesdays Thursdays and satur
days. and arrive IN Richmond by Z. p. u.
Passengers f"r Caevile, Famve Charlotte House.
will connect with this route at Georges Tavern
dess BOYD EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
D1c Passengers will at our once
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
SuGhRs-'s hhds foh Rico Sugars, pnme. do New
de 81 WEBB. BACON a 70.
- ICHAKD Gloucester and King OF England by
~ Z. A. Halsten voL-Reeervrd for
PERKINS, HARVEY & BALL.
d 81 booksellers 2i3 Broad ,treet.
HoNEY-A'uPpiy of earhed Honey hand and
de 10 Ats. Adie Il Coz. stand. No. 81 Mainst
- 40 Bales assorted just received for .als by
de DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Colo and TIN rot, for Dentists, u.c-A sup.
deso P. JoHNsToNs.
- UM-Two Puneheons old Rum OF quality, by
H. de Cow DUNLOP. MoNCURE A. Go.
TO THE LADIES.
Bronzc Caters, HaIf Caters, and Ifu.kins.
HAVE Just received supply Of bo-e articles very
Walking SHOES OF all kinds.
whh renders my assortment as extensive as any IN this city
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H<HE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing I'M
Il der the style OF Robert Hin day soIsed
RoRERr HILf-
Dee ], ts+i n. ID. HILL
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Eeitrriee.
J. g. GREGORY l. CO. MANAGERS.
9ichnasnA, Va.

J. q. GREGORY Il CO. MANAGERS.
1ich.asn4, W..
Office No. l0i ives, Main street.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
Fer January 1913.
Six Capitals Of 80, 900!
hhxandfa Lottery Ciss fnr 1850 be dawn In Aeian
drt. o. C.. Saturday. January 1875 Splendid Prz.-
10000 10 200. ieooo 10000 10000 $500 s34o
prizes of $1,000 50 nj 400 Ticket. go
halves 5: quarters so.
Certificates OF Packages Of rs whose Tickets. $3.50
Do do IS Half do s5
Do IS Quarter do ~ so
AieIanira Lottery. Gas No. 1850
andra d. a.. saturday January Ii,b 1855 tapta-
10 ooo eo00 ss0o +ooo 3so 10 of 1880 so
Certificates Of Packages OF e6 who~. Tiekr,s si3o
do. do 20 Half rs
Do. do 90 Quarter do D. so
heiabdria IIosery is,s-To drawn in Aiersn
Splendid sebems-s3o $500. 20ou
1900 10 prize- Of 5000 10 Of
et $40: halves s. quarters SO.
Ceaiheaiss Of paekasesof IS wbols Tickets si2o
Do. do - Han
DO do IS Quarter do
MAMMOTH.
$4,000 DOLLARSi
80 Prizes 1000 LoilarsS
Aelaniri. Lottery. Class fnr is+S-to AleIan-
dtia. d. e. Saturday January 1886 Brilliant
rre-i splendid Prize Of s3oooo Is sop 2Is.
so prizes Of $1,000, 400 Of goo &c Ae-
Tickets sis have. u. quarters e. eighth. o. SO.
Cernhestss Of Package. Of 20 wbols Tickets sI6o
Do. do &c Half do
Do. DO % ss e s,.s,s DO DO 80
In Inv above Splendid Lotteries prompt
attention and Official Immediately
anerh Is over IN all who order from Address
J. g. GREGORY u CO. Managers.
RarhR Va
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL. TAVERN
superior Court of Chzncsry Richmond Csreu,t
April Ist3: - -'
Mary Lsdd. ,,.,-.,x
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PHIL0S JPHY OF MEDIC saSCIENCE.
"A Essay on the Philosophy y &edcal Science
." trust that have hold my Pr AMI by the right
haBde-J j. Beecher further supply 81 E. BartIsu NJ D.
Professor in the uuversi'y OF Maryland
de 20 DRINErR A. xopprs
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BACON SIDES
III HHDS Bacon Sides just received, and for
~ sale low by "a 3I-tf JOHN T. TRgPiETTA eoN
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" IRDiNiA:-At n superior court OF cbancery
of The hehmond Circuit held 1t the Capitol city Of
kehu''Bd. on Friday the Goth Of January. Is4t:
hefeHether L. Anterson, Adnnisraiof Anderson
deed, puf
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s,.s: sas,.r,ii,,. fs ss sr,uesssc e. NJ ss.a ftsN
20 'nai nom single rn grove ID 10 fsw Produced
ap.ss In the pubs may bs compared 70 tina,
o. me bread NUT tee the soi of India pears ago
NC opinion the advocate. spring up
The right hand and The @ compared
.hee. Come hhef them al diseased Though
WIN s,s srcs .o'e OF covered with sruponshouxh uesr.
ssuns Into your vital Organization and
no upon your muscles aud hbsseose psrtahs AID BE-
For further paresa conclusive evidence OF IL. .up-ro,
value and eeaey sec pamPhs which Be obtained
W Prepared and sold and expectation
y A. D. sands d CO. Druggist. and Baii-
sod BY %IGx DuSs co %r.a ' Main Ss- .. Re-.
noad Va eJ Price 81 hoiir. BOTTLES ss d~a
MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS
STATIONERY.
ERCHANrs who ee.ien opening on III.
w nra Of January. sis win nDd e.,abll.n, large
Nearly form and Of met
win" and at prices as low as ca. ss bought for in the state
Mash 4 wooDHoUsE
dc 30 I37 Main street
TRAVELS IN GERMANY.
THE Rural and Domestic life of Germany
si, eha.s'sIi.e ..s.shs OF its Cite. and Scenery col
the ,s. is.o- and "a by William Hewitt a., received Tor
.ieby GdeooI DRiNKER = Moa rms.
ANvILs AND VICES.
w Anv,ls Of hous-ha,s Yorre- and other makers
Coituksy, Iatsut paransl and plain Vices
sSS-. - ,,.s n nn.s-.
So es.,-- So. -, r.,
uo,.. r.. A., -, s-f -, IT.
~ ~ ~ ~ v.s1sw ,,,,r,, o
deIo " o. -, ..'
W0PD IN sE.SoS;
cFxr, ryr 49, .v,r,.. ,aaa..,...
vr,v p.,p .,r ~ ~ WV
THE subscriber would say to those gentlemen
Il who intend supplying themselves pair Of above
very cheap and handsome Boots pair b.m
t,y. m 70 ,nd h.v ma. y IT, 49,, ,,, p''' n Jew
'~' ~ ~ ~ n. Viz M, ,,rrs,,,
de ., \. w" ~, 80
D "er "aih ~
iooLS'-Best warranted Bellows,
Rs.ps &C. Also Ho sss.. my Nan. ~ ,s .. s'a D %
In quantities to purchasers W.. =. 4 }. DONNAN
de- ~ III. Main street
RIRREpS, pIIppIDs =, pIiDDI % @ -
,,S -, -. "oD"S"S'
Iusr received from n. ,r. ,,voe. oe RAJ.
- ber Of all ladies' and gentlemen Which shall
sell very cb.ap m IoOycp
oe 10 J doors below Kent kendaik Ai~a,er
HOID CREAM for channel hand, ,nd e.
~ -,o.,,,. 49,. -, -, =, a.. IT. $3.50 u WI
u,p,rT .nnrnv.a -, . " p s 70 new
fhsfnaey; fresh Tor sale At sMZACHRiSsoNS
S,oII rp ,,p,oS mn . = . .
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
JdnudrU, 1915.

nv Il Il VI IVA,
January, lS45.
Hoyt particularly every body ned
schemes to be drawn in January commencing with Capitals
$4,000 and running which oyt
sons desiring money viii please forthwith sit down and enclose such
disposed d.
suit will prohisbe-inore 81 than the invested
'ny other way Persons residing IN the county should Away call
Hoyt when in Richmond they przesoys ONCE No.
J, Exchange.
Besides the following, drawings daily
cts FROM 81 TO $40 Capitals from $4,000 To $4,000
Brilliant Lotteries For January, 1915 Six Capitals of
Sl0,0O0.
Alexandria Lottery Class isis-to AIeran-
dria. d. c. Saturday January Isi5. Splendid
$4,000 600. 1000 ooo 1900 10000 3iO1 gao IS
priz-s Of 1000 So OF 400, 200 900 &c, So
Certificates Of Packages of e5 Whole Tickets, $3.50
do do IS Quarter do
Alexandria Lottery Ist5-to drawn in Alex
andria D. c. Saturday January llth is4S Capas
$4,000 10000 sooo 5000 1000 5Ieo 30 prz-s
Crruneates OF Packages OF % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do Do Do e TIL TIL. Dc - s 8. =.
Alexandria Lottery Class J. for si5-to
dia C. on Saturday January len ist' Is drawn ballots =
1900 pkes $1,000, 10 OF
| cts $40, halves s. quarters so.
ceT.aea's' of packages of Is , Whole Tickets siso
Do IS Ours 30
MAMMOTH
$4,000 Dollars so Prizes OF 1000 Dollars!
AeI,ndria Lottery. Isi5-to in AeIan
dra D. Saturday 25th January. Ie45. Brilliant
sIIs, pre-. 500. 3ou 600
Tickets SIC. halves q. quarters ,. eiEhihs SO.
Cersi6e.te. of Package. OF 90 Whole Tickets 500
do do 26 Half do
do do 70 Quarter do
do do 20 Eighth do
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate. OF
splendid prompt
and Of each d nedaey it
all who order from d. N. Bo,t Richmond Va. il
G.. R. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE,
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Avr<N 0SS,fx, Nvyp unors 4, t.,l ~ A, n. u !,
~ kkhnond ana u. venhy shose ehoie o Of ,s-e.be
Dy oooss nom 20 y, per esni o.s than Tn
a<ieiss could he'd bart
49, - n....s. -. -. 49,, s.y . ~ No. 90 -.
a. IN, .a..S of.r., go. q ,..-s--. T- -
to~I,. ,cs.,.s.s - m an. -.s..-' $500 - "
500 ~ 80, S,,ro so.s al ~
l%s C..lore. Rem. "a Sou... ,srv,n. 4, n,,s, fms,
nise ala ,hinings sry'd
IS Pain and FiGd Aipaeas. from al ets. up
,oo !. Ys,,s s,',sa 80. a. - ro.,,,.
40 Z. NJ yv..s - v.no. r1.n... g. 80 =,
DO C~sissu. rom 20 70 ~ pfya
ioo keney. hoa 10 70 xoe- pfys
Heavy tyard wtSel Bro sheet'nss 81 et ryd
ss.sson's superiof sens rhrrad-lage hsnks
800 Nssro i,.nSs,. no.. ?, 81, M AZ
Shawn. sbs~t. shaw. .ou,. very pretty
20 Al Of tho above sood hervin
snuinefatsd will be sold ~ reduced prices foe
r.. BERKLEY 4 CO.
Dc " No ~. West Main street Richmond. Va
0N1eT a a mn !. - -, ,y /. .,.,,,,, =,
u Co. III Main streeL received
naeauiay Ess.ys part e-i2eu
Forms of Eliza cook and otbers-s5 cts
Iad,r. Ns,io,.I N.s.,in. ~, I.an.,y- -
De.-rer. by Cbato E,..b~,h-ssr "a.
No. n shakesue.rr iuurr,,a-iR "a.
Diary of n HACKNEY t,ose h,..n nv In,,.h.u,s "a.
Tbs Rpapi.b Ca,Ieo, bv In,,,h.n-Iar "a.
Mdshipnnn: . TAI. Of .,a mi "A hv I,.,,h,u,s a.
----.-
MI@ar..
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what had been, strongly surmised before,
that the British Government had got some
hold upon The Cali tornias. She has taken
a mortgage upon them To secure the pay
menL 10 her subjects of debts to the
amount Of twenly-six millions of dollars.
Our government has, / learn, official
knowledge Of this transaction. That
Great Britain will .toreclose the mortgage,
in due time, have moi The least Doubt
The fine bays and harhors of that region
are of immense importanceto her,--vast-
ly more so than The Oregon territory. IN
the event Of war between the u. S. and
Mexico, line CaIiornias would become
ours, unless Great Britain herself Mingled
in The strife, and, under present circum-
stances, she would hardly hazard all un
necessary war. Her policy is manIesby
to make a peaceful acquisition. She
may, moreover, secure lasting peace
with This country by yielding her clain to
Oregon, as she may woll afford TO DO, if
she is to have the undisturbed possession
of The Californias. Butt Am.
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The Charleston Evening News,
.BY,J. y. cARDozo.

A n Evening Paper, with the above title;
IA will be published daily, in This city oil the
Ist OF October next, if Il sufficient number Of
subscribers can be obtained 10 warrant the uh-
dertaking -
Ii will include the usual qunnthyof political,
commercial aud shipping intelligence, found in
daily Journals orits size, and embrace such Sc
lectOns as are most Interesting and attractive
to the general render. Il is almost unnecessary
to state, that on all public questions: involving
the rig hts and Interests of South Carolina, The
conductor The Evening News" will be found
at the post ofduty; while it is nearly superflu-
olis to ado. .tbatsils colnmns will be free from
everyspecies olpersonality, or rof frenark often
sive 10 the taste of a community with the re-
fiucment oimanners that cliaracterizes the peo
pie Of charleston
To meet The public desire for a cheap daily
Journal, and 10 approach as nearly as possible
Ia the principle of cash payments. in conduct.
ing this paper,tile Evening News" will be
furnished to subscribers at Sc per annnn1, pay
able haf.yearly, or SO cents per month. paya.
BILE monlhy. Advertisements will he inserted
at the rate OF 50 cents per square for The first
insertion. aud 374 cents for each succeeding
insertion. For all advertisements of lines
and under, the charge will be 25 cents. The
Evening News" will 5e of the medium size
of public Journals, will be printed with neat
type and on good paper.
A tr-weekly paper will be issued at 81 per
annum. pnyabein advance.
Subscription lists are left at the Courier and
Mercury Offices, and at the different Book and
StaiOner's Stores.
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C. The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AbbcvlIe and Edgclicld Union Bible So
ciety will be held AT Muuur Morah Meet.
ing House, on Tuesday after The tIIirtI
Lord Day in July ncxl, al IL O'Clock, A
NJ. The Anniversary Address will be de-
livered a, IL o'clock.
The Members of The Executive Com
ml'lee will meet on Monday, (he day pre-.
vIoUs,) at Mount Muriah, at lOo'cIotk, A
Nj. 1t is desirable that the .members ut
the CommiIee be punclual. as there will
he much business to attend to before they
can he prepared to make satisfactory
report to The Society The day following.
W. S. HARRIS, Secretary.
June IL st 81
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IANRr,RG Julv ID

-, HAMBURG, July II.
Cotton The late accounts per Acadia, have
strengthened our marke, considerably, aud pr
ces have gone up some distance above those of
last week Our stock Of Cotton is very. small
al this Time, and but few bales in first hands
Some lew sales are making. prices :ausc from
d to 6h iaIr o. good fine irom7 10 "A c,s.-
ft0ur--NolwIlhslarding there has been a
good wheat crop this year, -four is scarce in lhe
CITY, owing to the long drought which has stop.
ped most OF the mills IN tleup country. Sorle
iew barrels haro ooI.s.a wt.rS wnlrr suId
frcm SCI TO G3. Canal Flour is worth 81 per
barrel, and scarce.--JournaL.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Jas. L.. Calhoun J
and otheIs vs.. Bill for Partition.

Jas. T.. Calhoun }
aud otIe's vs.. Bill for Partition.
Arthur Simkins.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that by vir-
lN Tue of an order from The Court III
Equity, | shall sell at Edgefeld Court
House on the first Monday in August next,
the real estate Of Mrs. Mura E. Calhoun
deceased, consisting Of
One Tract of land. cnnaining Eight
Hundred acres more or less. Situate III
The District aud Stale aforesaid, OH The
waters Of Log aud Little Turkey creeks.
and adjoining lands Of F. w. Pichens,
Avory Bland, Richard J. Burton, and
others.
Said land will Le sold on a credit of one
and Two years. in equal annual install.
mcnts. except the cost Of suit which must
he paid in cash. Purchasers 10 give bond
and good sureties, aud mortgage of ho
premises 10 secure the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPklNS, c. E. Z. D.
Comm'ers Office,
July Sth 1915. 1t "a
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A, w. ROACH,

E-A RESPECTFULLY informs the
@A EESlA citizens Of Hamburg and the sur.
EAa sEEs7 rounding country, that he hus ta-
GsE ken the house formerly occupied
by W. EDNEY, ESQ.,, known by the name OF the
HAMBURG HOTEL, andhas opened and in
tends keeping, A H USEOFENTERTAIN-
MENT, where at all times will be found the
best the Market affords in the Provision line,
and accommodations uf all descriptions, that
Travellers and others can wish to make them
comfortable.
His Livery Stables. attached to the
Hotel, Is well provided with good Provender
and attentive Osllers, and the greatest care will
be taken 0fall Horses. either by the day,
week, or month
Hamburg, June ao 1e45 (Rep.) 2t. 30
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The past week has been continuation
Of hot dry weather and, although we oc
casioually see The appearance of a shower
passing, we can hear of nothing like
settled rain; and the crop of corn SO far
as we can learu,. is entirely cut uff: many
farmers will. NOT make 4 bushel 10 the
acre, while Others il is said, will no, make
the seed they planned. Thuse who are
cui,ivalins bottom lands are he only per.
sons who will make any corn scarcely {;
and were it not for the good wheat crops,
we think many would actually suffer for
bread the coming year.-Anderson Ga
-ette.
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COLtjMRlA. July

COLUMBIA. July 10.
Coton-Sincc onr last, we have received
news from Liverpool up TO the 10Th uIl. which
shows that market TO be in very healllllul
state, though there has been no advance in phi.
ces. If there Was stock here to operate on,
this news would have very favorable effect,
aud would probably put prices up iiom To
cent. Tie receipts continue qaiis igIlt. and
there is scarcely any selling from Stores Ex-
lremes. to-day So II cenls-it would take i
good article 10 bring the latter price.
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State Of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
The SnuIh Carolina Rail
Road Company, Apt,
Sarah & Lucy Hamp. Partition. !.
Ton, Defendants.
- Y an order from John Hill, Esquire,
Ed Ordinary of The District aforesaid, |
will proceed to sell at Edsefed C.. OH
The First M"nday IN august merit, THE lands
belonging The Estate Of Richard Hamp-
ION, deceased, lying in Edeefield Dis,ricl.
lands Of Ahram Richardson, J
iiss;. o1,IItai it,iiri. firv
hi udred and fifty acres, more or less, and
known as the Home place of said decea
sed. Sold on credit until the first day
of January next. Purchasers TO give bond
and approved personal security, and a
mortgage Of the premises 10 The Ordinary
10 secure the purchase money.
Cost to lie paid in Cash.
ii. BOULWARE, S. l.. D.
July 9 IT "a
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The WeQther -Ou Sale day about l2
O'Clock whilst The dust and heat were al
most suffocaiug to the people assembled
on the Court Yard, il pleased kind provi-
deuce to send on our parched earth CO.
pious shower Of rain 1t only spread
however 10 the width Of a mile or rwo.-
The surrounding country is in Sreat dis
tress. The Mills are mostly stopt for
want of water. The crops are inevitably
lost and man and brute are in many
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.

D. J. Walker, Applicant !
Hannah ,"h hamilIon lLa hilton: John Ham Partition.
EP an order from John Hill. Esquire, Or.
ED dinury nf the District aforesaid. will
proceed TO sell at EdsetieId Court House, OH
the First Monday iii august ucat. the lands
belonging TO the Estate of Ransom Hamilton
deceased. containing four hundred and fifty
acres. more or less, situate IN said District, oI,
Horse Crek, walers of Savannah River, I'D
joing lands Of Gregg g. Jones, Mrs Eamar
the Estate of Carey and others, on credit
until the first day.of JANUARY next. Purchasers
to give bond and approved perso al security
aud mortgage Of the premises To the Ordi.
nary 10 secure the purchase money.
Cost 10 be paid in cash,
II. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
JuIy9 At "a
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The unprecedented drought, under
which we have suffered for The last Is
months, still continues. although some
neigbborhoods have recently been favored
with refreshing showers. We are inform
ed that the crops Of Corn on upland are
in mos, cases entirely destroyed, and in
such condition that even good rains,
from this 10 the end Of the season, would
not cause many Of them to produce one
busheL to the acre. On bottom land, and
Immediately under the mountains. it is
said the crop looks pretty well. In Tue
middle aCd lower Districts Of The State,
and in North Carolina and Georgia, we
understand the prospect is US bad, or
worse, than in our own Dislricl.-Greea-
vile Mountaineer.
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South Carolina,
EDGEFkELD DISTRICT.

HSf JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinay for
LID EdgeiieId District
W hereas, Randel Ramsey hath applied to
me Tor Letters of Administration, on all and
singular The goods and chuttes. rights and cred
It's OF Samuel Ramsey late the District alore.
SAID, deceased these are therefore, to cite and
adinonsll all and singular, the kindred and cred
Itors ol snid deceased, 10 be and appear before
me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, TO be holden al Edgefeld Court House,
on the 2elh day of July isn't. to show cause,
II any why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 14lh day
ol July, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty.fvc, and in the seven.
tielh yeal OF American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July 25 2t S6
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COpRlllacFCHaE.
HAMRsRG .July q

HAMBsRG, July 9.
Coton-Fnr the past week we have had but
little doing in This article. owing To the wan,
OF stock to operate on. Since the receipt of
the accounts TO the lo'h ult., there is better
feeling and some small parcels have changed
hands nj II small adsanre. We quote ordinary
10 on'ddiIns % 10 d; niiddling fair to fair 81 to
Gi good fair tn fine cents.
Corn and Corn Meal are scarce and in de-
mand.-RepuLtican.
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Site of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEL D DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Henry Hem I'LL H.: Hill and - n.n
Jonathan NJ. Hill ct al.
aH happening to my satisfaction that Jonathan
q NJ. Hill and Matilda Daniel. defendants in
this case, are and reside without the limits OF
this State; on motion by Mr.. Wurdlaw, Solici.
tor for Plaintiffs, Ordered, that said absent de.
PENDANTS do appear IN this Honorable Court
and answer plead or demur to the Bill of Plain
tiffs, within three months frcm the publication
of this Order, or the said Bill be taken pro con-
iesso against them. -:
SIS TOMPKlNs, C. ED
COmm'ers Office,
Feb. 6. l545. 2 3m
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
]. w, Stokes. J Declaration in

P. H.. Rooney. Attachment. i, a. )
THYtIE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
IL having this day filed their declaration $
in my uftice, and the defendants having no wife
or attorney knowptp reside within the limits OF
the State. on whom copy Of the same with a
rule to plead can be served It. is therefore,
ordered. that the defendant appear and plead
to the same within year and day from the
day hereof, OF final and absolute judgmen will
be awarded against him.
THOS G. BACON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov, 81 a 1y
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A @AgsGa:' :
II O. th e Public

7 o { he Pub Iic..
HAVING understood, that durius MY alb
d Il s:nce lately 10 tie Chy Of Baltimore. a re-
port has been circulated in the country. by some
one ha'Iag ininical feelings towards me (prob.
ably some one tha,I have turned off } that my
House was closed. and thatI had entirely given
up the business. f,'eem it n. duty owe to my.
SELF 10 lay before the public 1.-The falseness Of
such sonrrilous report, and 10 inform my
country patrons. and the travelling community
that my House mas been, and will continue to
be opened for their reception and accommo
dation. ~.
JAMES HUBBARD, senr.
Hamburg. June II (Rep.) q 81 :
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u BY Divine permission the Rev A
McCAlNE will preach at Red Hill on the
third Sabbath IN the present month, and
at Mount Alor:ah on the sccoud Sabbath in
August. July 9