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iisely progressing. Ii i. expected that-it
will hs completed 10. Cross Plains, one
HUNDRED miles from Atlanta, BY the Isl l Of q
June next.its.f,y .,,4 ..,,, ~; 81. z}s. ;.
The lateral road from Kingston on the
State Road 10 Rome, fifteen miles long, is
also: going forward rapidly to its compile
ton. The iron is all engaged, and il is pre-
sllned that il will be finished in season for
thesnext crop. s.,s sz.[
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA, 9Th May, 1917.

Spho"oiHt osh 1St'
GENERAL ORDER. :
4 A Ill Officers Of NJ iltia of this State ORDER
IA ing elections of>ofiicers of the line Of
whatever grade or rank, or making appoint.
nen,s of officers of The staff, will report the
names of the officers so elected or appoint ed to
the Secretary Of State, WHO is directed there.
upon To 81 mp and forward their commissions
without delay, and he is also further directed
not to issue or deliver any blank military COM
mission.
All commission addressed to the Secretary
of State undet this order to be endorsed "Mai.
larry Service"
The Brisadier Generals are charged with
the extension ofthis order.
By order Of the Commander:in-C Chief
rsE,- 1r51sa J. w. CANTEY.
Bear Adt. & Inspt. Gen.
may l9 - Ct II
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only know that he is an unpretendiDg,
able; and sitsteriou, soldier. Whal his
opinions are olII The gLeal gleslio1sso of con-
slisptional 1ltOyersy--the 4 ariff, B ank, i
and InleEnal ImPro Yemen,s, ,We koow not
fOne4saysthesis is 4; Whig, and another da-!
clares ne is a Dsmocral, phrases in these
lines Of very capacious Latitude. We.
must know more. before the time for. de I
cisiouz arrives :if he is a Wing, what is
his Whiggery;sifsa Democrat, what sort
of a Democrat, ior there are come very
odd varieties slnuggled in under ,be same
generic lin all that regards General
Taylor5dfiere seem some points well sell
lied he istrue and sound on the Hilmot
Proyiso, and ills thought both able and
willing 10 PM his heel on that .serpenl Of
,tedactioo-king C Caucus.-Cha ;Mer.
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WTOR the cure E Of DE EsS, Pains .sHd
H the discharges Of matter from the Earsk
Also, all those disag noises; like thef
sbuzzinlg OF Insects falling Of water, ,%hizzilg Of
steam; &C., &C., which sare symptoms sofs aps
preaching Deafness, and also generally attend.
antwith The diseases Many PERSONS who Have
'beendeaf foriten, fifteen and twenty yeeIssapd
were obliged To use ear trumpeis. have, alter
Using one or two bottles of ylhis medicine,
thrown aside their tfumpets, being madeipers
TRe;applic;ai,ion of de Oil produces no pain,
bat on the contrary an agreeable and pleasant,
sensation. The recipe for this Medicine. has.
been obtained from an Aurist Of great Ieputa-
lion, who has found, from long observation,
that deafness, in nineteen cases out Of twenty.
was produced either from a want Of actlon ip>
the nerves of hearing, or dryness in the ears s
his object, therefore, was TO find something
that would create a healthy condition in those.
parts. After long series Of experiments his
efforts were at last crowned with success, in
the discovery of this preparation; which has
received rec the name of ."SCARPA'S COM
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL, II has been
used in this country about sig years, and so
wonderful has been its effects il curing and 70,
lieving the deaf, that from pure motives Of hl,,
mainly, it is now offered to ,hs public. that al
may have an opportunity of proving, lis efics:
cy. A long list Of ofceriihcates might be siyen,,
but such is the confidence in the medicine, and
SO high its reputation that but few oftiem will
be published. -, .t,:.,, ...;c.. {.
has been recommended and used BY many Of
the best physicians and surgeons in Europe
A"F For ' sale as 6 by R. !. RoBERfs, Agent, Edge.
field Courthouse, South Carolina. ;,
march 10 It
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NEWaGOODS.

SUGARS 10 lbs. for 81 90
Besi; Rio Coffee, 10 49," 0U
Gunpowderin small kegs and by tile pound,
Loaf and crashed Sugars.
, Philadelphia and New York Nails,
Green and black:Tea,lby the chest or pound,
Buckets, Tubs, &c.
Copperas, Indigo Maddsr, Whiling, Snlera.
ius, White Lend,
2 Putty, Chrome Green, sulphate Of Qniniue,
Wilhagreat variety ofnew DRUGS, COM
pleting the largest stock in the district.
.sy5 s;ss ssR. S. ROBERTS.
may 10 u sseesatfw u
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'nRY GOODS STOleE.

DRY GOODS STORE.
Viz:--3.4, 4:4,t56 ga brown ard bleached
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
The latest style Of Calicoes, Ginghams, Or.
candles, aud Muslin Ginghams,
All extensive stock of WHITE GOODS,
Silk Shaws and Maniels, Gimps, Gloves,
and Mills,
Parasols, Sunshades, Umbrellas,
Every description. of Bonnets, Flowers and
Ribbons, 49,
French Drap d'Ete, Wellington Cord, AL
paca. ~
White and brown LiIisey and Check,
A large assortment of Panama, Leghorn,
Z. and Palmetto HATS, "a s-g.i-. ~
And a splendid article of Damask Table
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EUGEFIELD DISTRICT. :.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL, Esq. Ordinary Of

I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas Josiah Reams hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, on all
aud singular The goods and chal,els, rights
and credits of Mirick R. Kinard, late oflhe
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred aud cred
i,ors of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, to be holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 3lsl day Of
May next, to show cause. if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
: Given under my hand and seal, this sthe
13lh day OF May, in the year Of onr
Lord Que thousand eight hundred and.
forty-seven, and in lhe7lst year Of Amer
eau Independence. a.s.ss;. ~ ,a.,.. 4
JOHN HILL, O. E D. 3
May 10 st Ezqa u
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Notice.

STRAYED from the subs criber, at Winter
- Seat. in this District on tn e 9th inst, a
mare NJ ULE, light cream color, white about
the nose, 10 or II years old, in fair order. tail
strikes about the hocks, and has been IoacIied.
had the scfulches in one hind foot, small knot
above the chm, on the left side Of the jaw bone.
Any information thankfully and duly reward.
ed-dlrect to Winter Seat, P. O.
JOHN GASKlNs.
MAY lg 81 II
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Extract from letter received by gentleman
of this village. from member of The "96
Boys" dated


of this village. from member of The "96
Boys" dated
JALAPA, 26th April, 1Sl7,
"Ha wing recovered from the tatignsS Of the
march to this place, now fulfil my promise
of writing 10 YOU. Our life has beer hard in.
deed, and to consue us, the prospect is still
mnre gloomy. While stationed at Vera Cruz,
without tents TO protect us from The scorching
suns, constant norhers, and miserable waller,
thought that our life was severe indeed, do
not mention the delicious picked pork. which
an epicure would have been charmed with, and
the soft palateable crackers but now that the
rainy season has commenced. added to the cold
nights, our situation is wretched indeed. We
are only allowed three tents TO company, one
for the officers, and the o'her two are crowded
with sick. Last night the men were exposed
10 hard rain all night, and il is now raining,
o'clock, P. NJ. Our mess sleep with the officers
while the captain is in the city. He has been
quite i'll, but has now nearly recovered his for.
lner health Our march to this place was by
no means as severe as we anticipated. Alter
| the FIRST day march, westruck the Mcadamiz-
ed road, which is the 10th wonder Of the world.
II is from thirty to sixty feet wide, with 'innu-
merahle bridges of solid rock crossing creeks
and ravines. The National Bridge is most
stupendoas work. crossing large swiftmoun.
tain stream, with four beautiful arches of solid
masonry, the balustrades FIVE feet in height Of
the same material. Below the bridge the stream
Idred feet deep Scores oibuzzards were f0ust.
ing IN The recesses, and as we filed across the
bridge, three miIk-white pigeons were perched
"a. ELL. tha In
-me over rocky path, you come to cave
overshadowed with banana. orange and other
trophicaI trees, with beautiful green vines
creeping from bongh TO bong h, making so dense
shade, that the rays Of the sun can never
pierce through. Going into the cave lew
steps, il becomes so cold, that you can remain
within il only lew moments. In consequence
| of the excessive cold and darkness we could
not ascertain its length. AT lis entrance 10 a
beautiful chrystal spring, as cold as ice. 1t ls
une OF The most romantic spots The eye ol man
ever rested upon. Cerro Gordo was the next
place worthy of mention, that we encountered
seven miles before we came To 1t. we passed
small ranch, where between so and 100 of
our wounded wers. You cannot conceive
wha, dreaIflf sight they presented, some o!
them win, their wounds not dressed, some with
their arms blown of, some with shattered legs,
some shot through the face, and.others in other
parts of the body, but all Of them IN fine spirits
While there, one who had hlsarn broken car
led another to 60 after water, the poor fellow
said hold on awhile, the doctor has just com
menced to cut my arm off, which was the case
This il one ofthe best naturally fortified places
on the whole'load, and for three hours, the
battle was one of the most stonty contested on
record. The ground was covered wit, broken
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Clothing,

SHUES and BOUTS.
Farinis superior Cologne, fancy Soaps, shell
and horn Combs, &c. &c.
They lave always on hand. few Of those
;pIendid rosewood PIANOS Of the celebrated
Of Messrs: Stodart & Durham
which they can afford to sell 25 per Cent lower
han any other establishment. a. - :
NAV i9 ..;s 81 I'm II
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QJ We are sorry 70 learn (says the Ander.
SON Gazette, Of the .14lh inst, from various
sources, that the present prospect Of wheat
crops in this section is a gloomy one, The ay
so fatal with us few years ago, seen, to have
taken hold again with renewed vigor. 1t is
fact, ,ha, there is no remedy from this scourge
that so often blasts the farmers prospects and
lays waste the farest fields in our country Z
Every farmer should try experiments, and re-.
nor. the result for the benefit Of others; if one
plan does not succeed, Try another anlil REM
edy is found out.
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r., 81 H4. LEHNaAHER, u
HIMRURG s. O..

MHAyING received u large assortment Of
EH Spring 81 Summer Goods,
which are selected with the greatestcare, in the
New York and Boston Markets, they call the
attention of the public Of Edge6eld District 10
the extremely low prices for which they are
selling them at. ~ 49,
> Phey have on hand every style Of GOODS
c connected with the trade, and usually kept i'll
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e1nEy tovO ageeE,s JIEOre! :!

IL OnIy tGEO 2CeeES JlHOFe :
SALES at.costiwills s!lerminate without fail.
S Until lat June all Goods formerly on hand
will. be sold at cost. Newly received Goods at
moderate profit Families wishing supplies,
"''' - n. s. ROBERTS.
may 70 81 II
Orders frornthe country, with remit,ances,
promptly attended TO-. ..5l S ~
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may II
NOTICE,

NUIlCEs !,
a Ii persons Indebted 10 the estate Of Peter
IA Oniz, Senrndec'd: are requested to come
forward and settle tile same, 6nd those to WHOM,
the estate is indebted, are requested 10 present
their accounts, Immediately. properly atiested'
as il is desirable that the estate should be set.
tied as speedily .as.Eassible.. e....,r..,.,,...
David oUTZ, EXECUTOR,
may IL 4ts 16. !,
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LeghOrn EsOnmets..

AANEf fCASEine LEG HORN B oNNEFS.;
" dt$2 IS each, Just received and. for sale
byl Es7G z7s RaSa ROBERTS,.
may l9 97taSG,oa, S2s;t: e' 3t1 II
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Ias Ne,o Postage Systcm.-The system of
ss fot postage in the United States; operating
with decided success. A comparison of the
receipts al fifty FIVE Of the principle Offices in
The Union, during The corresponding perodin
1916, shows an increase Of the revenues ofthe
s, Department little over seventeen per cent
The receipts are greatest at Philadelphia. Bal.
iinore stands second on the list Of increase.
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Village Property for. Sale.

TY he Subscriber being desirous 6f chang
Il ing his location, will sell his HOUSE
land LOT with g. acres ofland. attached .inthe
Village Of Edgefeld. The land being situated
all within the. incorporate limits Of the village
it is we'll improved, having q well ofene water
in the yard, and good small Orchard. Those
wishing to purchase small Lots could be- &C.
commodaied with aporiion Of the land, lying
Immediately oD.the. Pine House road: For
particulars applYto the subscriber on the prehi-
ises, or to Mr. B. C.. Bryan, when am absent.
I .z E. B. PRESLEY.
may5 At Is
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Death Of Senator speight.-The Hon. Jesse
Speight, late u. S. Senator from Mississippi,
died at his residence in Lowndes county, in
that State, OH the 1ss inst, aged about hity
years.
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/, From ;fsa Correspondents of The Mercury.
Z. New ORLEANS, May 3,

.saa ' 4.
wrote you on 4th instant, since when,
as you will have seen 0y the papers, Gen.
Worlh,,s; division have. reached Peroe
without opposition. and that, Gen. Scott,
with tha. Ismailder of his army, had all
reached Jalapa among, them the Caroli-
ma Regiment Santa Anna's Whereabouts
were notexactfy known, but ii would ap-
pearthat Ilssslood 10 much greater danger
of. assassination; at the HANDS Of bis own
couniryrnen, who openly den5unce him as
a .trnilor and charge upon the loss Of, the
battle Of tssrro Gofdo, a1d should there.
fore be noEat all surprised TO learn that be
lad claimed. protection from General
Scott. TleMexican Congress still breathe
forth a. fierce determination to resist, aud
propose pursui1g guerilla war which
Swilligiye, Our armies more annoyance, and
result 10 heavier loss Of life aud properly,
than by pitched battles. The war in my
opinion ,hasju commenced. -..s
Plank Roads. ds.-Two additional roads Of
Plank are constructing near Montreal one
three miles lin length, the other eleven,
built at a cost Of abou, $4O00a nile. Red
pine rails are used. There are some plank
roads in Canada which have been. fifteen
years in use and are in good order now.
They are great improvements in travelling.
The ChambIy blank road company have
declared dividend Of Sc, 900 profit Tor the
last year. The road cost $4,000, and is
ten mileslong.s The capital has been more
than realized.
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5GDe aunertlser.
4 sWEDvfess1pA pAY. Mar 10, 1917.

Raim sad cool ,0.athe,. OntWednesday night
last there was heavy fall Of rain at this place,
sand It continued on Thursday. The weather
alhen became; a2
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Tothe Pubiic.-The readers of Tile South
Caroliniun will learn with pleasure, that Col.
A. G. SUMNER, who for the past two years, has
conducted this paper, after d few months re-
tirement, to resume its management, as sole
editor and proprietor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

VI Gopsrnor of Jalapa, Zen. Twiggs. (says the
N. o. !Pieaysne,) has been temporarily ap-
aponted Governor ofJalapa aud charged with
sahe preservation of order and The protection OF
{ the Inhabitants Of that place. Lieut.. Colonel
sGhilas has been appointed commandant of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19

Extract from letter received by gentleman
ofthis village, from his son. member of The
"96 Boys" dated
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A;st !, GuerilIa Warfare IN M.vico.-The Mexicans
ri iure resolved on war to the knife. A large
meeting was held on the 8th ut. in the city Of
rs Mexico, at which it was resolved to establish
:thp guerilla system of.warfare in order 10 ress'
The North Americans. The Congress and Go
yernmsnto Of Mexico approved Of the pIan, and
ID; parties immediately commenced preparing to
start for the mountains.-E0e Ne,os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

Albany, that the force employed IN the once ana
which Is limited by The Government Is no' SUI
s.,,nt p, enable him 10 dischsrle With prom p'ness
bis duties 70 the public II there = any uotn IN
81. ALLEGATION Mr Wasson owes u Dot less to
b,,,..if than % the Press and the People 70 make
such representations 20 the head Of zoe o'' VI NC
DEPARTMENT and also Il need be, 70 congress IS
viii insure correction Of the evil Tue uo'e'n-
rnsnt having p-ohioited al private onPe''''on ia
tie business o. carp ing the mails ought - % -
work with prcmptness and energy, or iai.ins % 20
do. be made to feel The potency OF 'n indignant
Public Opinlon
We hope that Congress vii give rs A1'eaiioa
o. al early day 70 our Post Ohice system and cor
rec, the evils and deficiencies So long and loudly
complained Of o. this topic We may say more a.
flture tine
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Editorial Correspondence.
wAsmseroS, D. c. Dec

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec > lct'.
The selection by the Wing Representatives
Caucus las, evening Of RoBERr c. WINTHROP OF
N.ssachusetts for Speaker THOMAS }. CAMPBELL
Of Tennessee for CLERK. NATHAN SARGENT OF Penn
s,lvanis for Sergeant al Arms and ROBERT l.
HoRSoR Of NewJersey for Door keeper VIII have
been made known ~ New. York BY Telegraph long
before this letter IL received and the fate OF those
nominations about a. soon as this comes 10 hand.
40 DOT anticipate the defeat Of either though the
very equal division OF toe House aud the fact that
several Wing Members are stii absent leaves the
result not entirely certain. A day val tell
Hoa. SAMUEL +. vIsroS was fret unanimously
ae,isna,ed for Speaker but declined the post 10
bnefspsech which "a Member aiterwsrd remarked.
moved that be ought TO have accepted. IL wasre
nle,e with mcdesty, good sense and pstrios'sm.-
Were his physical capacities as vigorous as his
moral and intellectual powers are exalted the
House would not have consented 70 his withdraw
A. Ipresume Mr. v will be called to I'LL the most
arauoas and responsible position the floor Of the
House-shs, OF Chairman Of the Committee Of
WAYS and Means. he doubtless VIII unless he
should positively decline It.
Hon. joins {. CLAIM Of cur state Was decided
~ the iavorite tor Clerk OF the House and ~oald
have been nomiosied bat tor an apprehension that
the selection Of both Speaker and Clerk from toe
North Of the Delaware would give rise 70 sectional
murnars in the Hoass or out oI it. The fact that
the Wing prepondersDce Is eminenIiy Northern
% that the Members irom thar section had but 10
wish and take, ooanseled moderation and conees-
sion Mr.. CLARK. who had been drawn here only
by the solicitation OF eminent Wings who thought
the Good Cause had need Of him Clerk, was
among the frst to perceive the policy # not neees
sity O., the sacrifice and insisted the withdraw
al OF his name beIOge eomios to first ballot, In
which bis vote wosld inevitably have stood high
90. Every Wits msss honcs his course while
deploring the necessity which induced H. Mr. I
]. CANrsEIL Of Tenn. was thereuPoa nominated
OK the rrst ballots circumstance the more credit
able 70 him in view Of the facts tha, there Was an
other southern candidate while certxlnlS but three
Of the Wing Members from Tennessee were II
town. and We have but mesgre list trom the
S0ath.wes any hov.
May we be well throash tomorrow II. 6.
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New-lork Umcsal.

The Alsass Ary~s Of yesterday contains toe Off.
cal vote Of this State announced by toe State
Csnvsssers Ii agrees with the s,s'-- We
paslished in Tie Irse~ssos the sesf ~ "a,
IN few cases where some dstectivs as. sss e,
Guided by the Canva which Wee 81 "a
oar t.bles For instance, the vote o. ~. FORK
was returned ior Geo. cuyisr instead Of Geo. w.
Cuyler, and was therefore excluded The vose Of
Richmond and Putnam 10 retained ar State Easi-
neer' Instead Of State Eas.aeer AID Sarrry0T.
and i excluded altogether. TIE returns o. ChAU.
saueae and Essex are excluded fox the same
reason
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III Il KEMP. Auelloneer

RilH FASCY Coos. fKsscH CmSA, CUT GLAss .sD
siLgso PLArED WARs-R 1. KEMP will sell a. s1e.
ednesdsy A. los oc0cs. a. store 50 bfosdwsy
nearly gpPosle me zDeInace large and beautiful 60
lection iich, and useful house "a
sooc. aod fanov articles va the tesufu
AID cn styles PAPER zcle Lss tIAls Ozefec n
nls uaEks richly lnl-d Win pear 4-d represent some
WIlcscr Casie Abb5tsogd, N-wstcad Ab5-y sna other
beautiful patterns silver ncolted tea ssts oesgtiui
silver u4oaa.ed cAsoIs rlh porcelain sId
meats, bohemian glassware ElEnsl britannia ~sre.
DlKl.s maze stcel are brVnLcc hat An1 snbrels
stands Cot &c sstFsys. Ivory able c-i4sry, 40
Aso alsfse inysice ofseh ca glassware w tgnissfs
les toilet bottles cec.nters, 40 worthy
the lgzde
Aso, 4ise lay9ess q seh isHcy goods eolnPn
sing 90 assortment.
~ blls safe viii embrace aNefy lar<c as.oftune1t q
lch s9ocs imported per sap CErtlanA wAch vii b
found worthy the Of NE trade sn5 puFslss
nrlAly.
ca.s pelell ftQry and ~lllogt reserve.
Goods uay Be examined tnis day.