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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George w. Presley. Admir-.

vs. f-. foreclosure.
Beverly Burton.
NTOTiCE is hereby given, that by.vir
lS tue of an order Of Chancellor John;
s,ou, made in this case, shall sell at Edge.
field Cour dnuse, on lhe First .Mnnday in
February nexl, the tract of land described
in the pleadings and Mortgageiu this case,
viZ:- t.,, o. -
One tract of land containing fnur hun
dred (4O0) acres, more or less. situate in
the District and Stale aforesaid, on Cuff
reelown creek, waters of, Stephens creek.
aud bounded on the East by lands, now
or formerly belonging to Jacob Hihbler,
North by lands belonging now or former
~ 10 J. Jones. on the West by lands now
or formerly belonging to l.. Winn, and on
The South by lands now or formerly be.
longing 10 William Wilburn. ~. 80:
Terms of Sale. one third cash. the ba-
lance on credit Of twelve months; the
titles to be signed but moi delivered until
The purchase money be paid, and if not
paid when. due, the land 10 be e.sold at
the risk oflhe former purchaser. "a
'n:s SIS TOMPKINS, C. ED.
Comm'rs Office. Jan. 6 Al so
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YOUNGs LADIES BOARDING. AND
81 DAP ESjH{EPl ltSzfs IT, y ..

a q = q
EDeEFiELD. COURT HOUSE, SouTH CAROLINA.
eaSliIS School i'll he opened this morning,
q January 4th. The services of Miss Par
ker, late Of iliTadelpha, have been secured
for the English Department, together with The
French Miss Parker brings testimonials of
the highest character for fitness in this work.
1t is to be regretted. That an impression has
been made, tharllle School will he of secta.
ran character / therefore take this oppottuni-
ty Of dIsayowing on my part, and also nu Miss
Parker's. the slightest wis, 10 interfere with
the religious opinions Of the children of the dir:
fereht denominations who may be epIaced in
onr cnre.,.s.'1.,% .aESggv gv,y,sj.E8ss
,Rales Of Tniiioa and Board. payable in ad.
vance, will oe as follows: '..1'''., = - z
%" g. III. :. ,1s @',.,5s ?, Per Quarter.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing
and Afitlmrtc, S 4 90
Geography, Grammar aud Com,
positlon. wifi, the above, =. ~ & 90
History, Natural and Moral Phi. -.
losophy, Chemistry. Botany. &C.,
with tile abuye. ,,,.., 90
French, ~ -, .., 90
Music on the Piano, -, III 10 on
Music on The Guitar. 90
Driving and Painting. & 90
Board, including Washing and
Lights per month, ,,.-ar 10 90
A charge ef so cents per quarter will be
made FOR wood during The Fall ard Winter.
-, EDMUND B. BACON
- -. = .,,',....,, ,...~..,,,., Principal
January G. -. lr so
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American Hair Dye.

Warranted, if strictly applied according tc
l.rrcton. to change the hair from ANY other
caInur to beautiful Auburn, or n perfectly jet
Black. wilhunt staining or irritating the skin
like other Hair Dyes
Prepared only. by Dr.. d Jayne, 90 South
Third street. Philadelphia. Price 50 cents
r.. 5. ROBERTS is DIR. Jayue's only agent
at Edscfield Court House.
Be,oarc Of Countrjeits
January 6 81 so
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LOST

A few days ago, Upon the road between
II Hamburg and Edgefield G. H., a large
green Pocket Book. containing avariely
Of papers, Of no use 10 any pe1son hui the
owner. Any person having found said
Pocket Book will be thankfully rewarded
by leaving it al this Office. Jazz 50
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NOfice.

a IL those who wish 10 continue the credit
EA system with me. can only do so, by pay.
ing up promptly al the end of the year. The
mont of January is the longest lime that will
extend 10 any une. Those whocsnnot comply
with these terms, will be required 10 pay cash
down hereafter. J. D. TIBBETTS.
january ! lS47. Al so
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Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
CA RD.

The Snbscrlher lakes this opportunity Of
returning his thanks to his old friends and Gus.
,om.rs. for former favors and to solicit, for the
new firm of GooDE & SULLlvAs, continuance
OF their patronage S. F. GOODE.
January 1st. lS47. r so
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OBATUAssY.

Our friend and nsig ghbor JAMES s. Porx,
Esq, is no more. He departed this life on the
I'd !nstant. of Pneumonia. in the fnrty.sixlh
year Of his age. in the full enjoyment of the
blessed hope Oft glorious immortality beyond
the grave. Although he never made Il public
profession OF his faith in the blessed Savior,
yet we have every reason 10 believe he was a
christian. His Bible was his constant c0mpan'
ion. In passing nver the lids of his Testament
which lay on his table, we were forcibly struck
with the many passages which bore the marks
of his own pencil, which was conclusive evil
dence that his thoughts were not altogether of
this world.
As husband and father hc was kind and
anectonate He was true and devoted friend
and one of the best of neighbors. Asa master
he was indulgent und meicifnl. He has left
an atfectinnaie wife and one child, and large
number of relatives and friends to mourn his
loss; bnl we must the more willingly submit to
the will Of u kind Providence. when we rscoi
lect that our loss is ILLS eternal gain.
MIR. Pope had enjoyed the confidence of hi.
native District for many years. In lS44 he
was honorably elected a member of the Legis'
lalure, and in 1916 he was returned his cou'
stiuents having fnll confidence in his honesty
and integrity. and the able and satisfactory
manner in which he discharged his duty as a
faithful Representative. He did not gain his
election "es the manner OF some men," but
pursued that high minded, independent and
honorable course. which was characteristics of
the man through life. His friends were an1:
ious E1r him TO participate in the way of treat
ing &c. but lie nnhrsitalingy refused saving
at The same time, TINT he had been for twenty
years trying to elevate the moral and in,elleclu'
raj character ofthe District and he cuuld not
thinanf lending his influence IN connteuancing
a practice so degrading in Gu dIdale fnl n
seat in the Legislature. Our friend is not only
great loss in n political point of view. but to
the community in which he lived. as there
were many in his neighbour od who received
penifuI'y from his wiling and charitable hand
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Forly-nine .v.EGROES,

TO Wit: CATO, Rebeccs. Morris, Rrlssy.
Wyatt, Gabe,. Albert, Deley, AdeIine.
Nelson, William, Emeline, Lewis, Moses,
Jackson. CIaihorue, jrt, Tom. Ellison.
Helen, Betty Whi,e. Pheby. Bclsey. kiz-
zy, Hannah, Claiborne, Margaret, LIldy,
Sarah, Gilbert. Mo ,dy, Harry. Suckey.
George, Cilly, Sally .sNlofas Nelly, Peg
ey, Any. Kate, Victoria. Henry, Stephen,
Fanny. Britlon. Edna. John, John. jr..
and Gin1ey, and also, ''lhe increase oflhe
females among them. born, or5rolbc born:
since the. .-.lline of The bill in this ease.
The above Negroes are in the possession
of w. J.. Wishtman, where lhnse who de-
sire. can see them.
The terms Of sale will be-The Ne.
groes. one.hirdcash. and the balance on a
credit of Twelve months. and the land ON
one sand two years in EMBELLISHMENTS ;
the credit portion of he sales Of the Land
andNti eroes, 10 hear interest from lhe'sn!e
deed. TO lie secured by bond aud personal
surelies, and mortgage. 80 sr
Purchasers 10 pay fnr the necessary pa.
pers. and The property nol 10 be Delivered
uniil The terms Of The sale are complied
wi rh. -! S.tCHRISTlE. Agent.
Edgefeld G.. II. Deer. l2 1876. -
January 6 t'- q ~ sn 4t 81
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NOTICE..

FEyIi E undersigned respectfully annonn ces
I'll to their friends aud the public generally
that they have formed q co-raftnership, undsE
the name of
GOODE e. SUEEEpsN,
for the purpose OF transaclIng II mercantile bu'
siness, and will keep OH hand at the Sure re-.
Gently occupied by s. F. GooDE, general
assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Crockery. Groceries, SaddIery. &c
&c comprising all articles usually kept in a
country store, which they will sell upon accom-
moda,ins terms, aud they hope by strict ntlen.
ton to business, to merit liberal share of pub
lie patronage. s. F. GOODE,
J. B. SULLIVAN.
January lst. lS7
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MOlfee.
lost 02. JEEEsJGSG.

M NE :>ule Of hand. drawn by Thomas B.
" NorelI, in favor of NJ. L. Gearty. or
baafcr. for ubon, $2S or $40, has been lost or
mi,ud. All persons ale warned az ainst trad
ng for said uotc, "a at present The Note belongs
10 .ne, having received it from Ar. l.. Geariy
lor value received. G. P. MARTIN.
January 6 .,aa st so
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Seslt.sg SG at Cost.
ROberss' Price Current.
PAPERS Tor MAKING out bills nf Or

NOOGf46'.FSF G46Tye7af.
DiELPiPERfor making out bills; ar IS
RB cents quire, ..sa@9s: '.~
Law and Magistrates Blanks, few still !on
hand, at 81 cents quire, =. i''i's
Lard side Lamps with RssectOrs 80 51eaeh,
suitable.fn Stores or Bar Rooms. Now
orr that good Lamp Oil is not 10 be obtained
= here, under 81 IS per gallon, il is impnr::
h. tanlito'kndw. tliat Lard can: be burned for
=if.ae0i cents ashIlon i*These humps are war.
;raf,led to Burnt ntreN 4, ~. S'ifF,eFrss,',4'!
Riceioi q a3airigudlily; not much broken 25 lbs:
= for 81 00.s 1a'' ;T.s ~ ;l's5a
Calicocs 81 cents to 20, cents q yard,
Homespnns 64 cents 10 l0'cents yard.
Cotton Haldk erchefs d, l21 cents each.
Apron CHECK nj 12i centssa yard, s..
Sugars at9, ~, and r. pounds for 81 90, y
Coffee at 10 pounds for 81 co.; - :. ~
Pepper aud Ginger n, 121e 1ecests n pound, s.--
Umbrellas fionls74 10 81 so ehch,
'snferfine Bh, Goats af Sl2 0eeaeh."- %. ~
Black Gnd blue Salune,', rcry fine. al, 81 Goa
yrrh, '-sn,.si v;a ~ -. ~ irSi teay
. rh'd L..say at. l2t cents yard. ...j4t.,5.li,.
BonneSat 57i GEMS aid SD cents each,
Ribbp,n frop, :loaIS5 cents y4Id, t+,.
iha&ls eyery VARIETY S71 dents IN So 90 each,
Bed Tick l2I Cents to 164 cents yard;
Sets ol olbealAiinIiycarye Pearl Buttons. tor the
fbni 9! I,aGies Dresses. rery large, I"
smail:atS2 90 = sett, -.
Georgia Plainsfnf Negroes. at 25 aents yard.
500 W.. assorted Candies aud Kisses at 25 Gig.
poundsS ! .
;AIackarel nrd Cod Fish, very. cheap
Best Northern 1Buckwheat Fioure20 pounds
sc,;fW 81 90 80 - s,,t!s I, r5ii-s Is.
Raisins 10 cents. pound, with Drugs, and NE
~. dcipea and numerous o.ber gnadsa,sety
slo~, ,ptlcese ! 49, - r.. .RoBERTS1sa
=. Edge6eld c. Fl. 29t, Decr., 1866 81 =
-, december 30 :, ', - .af g.. 4!E.= 49
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MAR RREED.

On the 3lst Of December last by the Rev.
Henry A. Williams. Mr.. JOHN PARmENrER TO
Miss LUCINDA ROTTEN. all Of this District.
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Dissolution:

.'"i ss's DissOiutIOR:
EN HE Go partnership heretofore existing
Il under thenane Of Mis WARD 81 BRowN,
is this day dissolved by mutual c)nsent. All
persons indebted 70 said firm. will make pay.
ment to Mrs. Ward,s.whu is authorised to make
all settlements. f NJ. WARD,
70 s.ls,.sF HE. .sER0WN..
January j. 1947. - 81 : SO,
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EMO THEFAlTIHLEisS!-- |. Il !, |;

FEJO THE FAITH LEsS!--,,.s .a.sii !:
d Ifany doubt tie; wonderful powers of
.. DIR. ,CJIL EMS INDIAN YE GETABEE
PANACEA,s:. iuyile them local, ,npou Mr.
lsaae Brooks; Ir., Jefferson street. fourth door
west Of sc!Hylkill Six. street, below Locust.
End leqrn from his own lips. OF onc ,ni the n,oss
astonishing cures Of Scrofn'a ever performed
op n human being--ar caii st,lbs reidence :nf
his father, Eleyeitl snt ,Eina streets, Sold
by .IOS. T. .RGWaND, asf
k :4,a I6 slarhes street Fniadelphia-::
R. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefed c. II.
South Cnrnlna. 81, a. >.Sl.,, :.
January 8 a., 500, St so
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C.JS0
The volunteers engaged in the war con-
sist of twenty seven regiments and tho
companies, OF five regiments are cavalr or
mounted men, aud twenty-five infantry:
except parl of one battalion, OF which
two If the companies are field artiliery.
On the 2ls' Of September. ii appears
by the statemeutlhe submitted to The Sec.
retary of War, that The voIunteer force in
the field (l2 months meu) amounted to 3d..
l6I officers and men, exclusive OF the
general officers and staff provided for the
irregular troops. This fnrce, it is seen,
does not now exceed 1880, II The data
upontbe strength of The army is based be
tuIerably correct.
Distribution Of Tie Army an Campaign.
Army under command or orders " Major
General -TavIor.
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A suitable Gun.-I, is affirmed that
Col. Bomford's big gInis 10 be brought to
bear upon the Castle OF San JuaE de III
i,loa, that the shells are all cast aud ready
Cor it, and that il has been shipped from
Boston to The squadron off Vera Cruz.
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.aeeIirtxa Notice.

- JWeIirfys Notice. ~ ~, Ltis
EARS: READY 81 5Y0UNG8LUOD liay..
.EW ing associated themselves ttgeiher; ii,
lie practices of NJ edicinc and Surgery. are pre-.
pared visit the sick at all times DR.. Ready
can be lonnd at his residence. and Dr Young.
b"od ut Nj. Willing, - a.
january s, 1S47. IT," so
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Asgega,e force employed in the field, 24.9-4
or this force (24954) S.473 are Of In.
regular army aud l6.5ll volunteers.
The achievements Of every division ana
battalion in the field have nobly sustained
the character Of the regular army. In lhr
days of battle the efficiency aud skill dis
played Only rqualled the expectations Of
those best acquainted with its high state
of discipline, SC. The victories won and
the graves Of The fallen attest the ability
aud valor of the veterans OF The other war.
as well ,tas Of younger otficers-elsuss Of
The National Academy, and others.
The volunteer troops won uniatlIns lau
rels in the sangunary battle of Monterey.
Their gallantry was conspicuous wherever
duty called. Many fell in The action.
The destination Of a part Of the troops
reported zen route for Mexico" for the ar,
my under Major General Taylor has been
suddeuty changed; and it is also probable
that detachmenIs have been drawn from
the lower Graude 70 Tampico. which re
duces The force rcrnrteJ under the imme-
date orders of thai General. But the ad
ditional volunteer force recently called into
the service will soon he pushed forward
in the direction Of The Rio Graude.
OF the forces reported as under tho or
ders Of Brsadier General Kearney, one
company Of the third regiment of artillery
embarked al New York for Monterey,
California, July 18th, and the New York
regiment of volunteers for he same des,i.
nation embarked 25th September. The
Brieadier reported. October 9th. that he
was en- route for that country from Santa
Fe, with two companies of the first reei-
menl Of Dragons, deeming ,ha, force with
the several officers of The staff who accom-.
pany hin) adequate for The service in
view.
Babe the PirQle.-Babe. the pirate, has
been recently arrested in Liverpool for q
violent assault Oh the mate of one Of our
packer ships. 1t seems he went on board
and desired TO ship. as hand, hut the
mate recognizing him, refused TO take
him, giving as his reason. Babes well
kuo"h CudTdCtei' CPou WIS bdoe hu"Cheu
the mate down. for which he was arrested
and confined in prison.-N. Y. Courier.
Acciden on the r il Road.-We learn
thai the fireman named Ashley me, with
an accident on Sunday last which has
deprived him of leg. He was on The
engine, and in locking hack 10 zee whether
the train was all following lie lost his
balance, and the cars passed over one of
his legs shaltering it dreadfully. He was
carried 10 the hospital in Charleston,
where DR.. Geddings amputa,ed The limb
above The knee.
We learn that the train that left Co.
lumbia for Charleston yesterday ran off
the track about 10 miles below t;,is place,
and was delayed till noon before they
could be got back. We suppose this acci-
dent will account for the laleness of The
mail last eveniDs,-Svuth Ch1on.
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lNusket Balls.-The ST. Louis Union
says, a great quantity Of muskeI balls is
manufactured daily at the. Arsenal near
tha, city. They have machine there
by which they make one hundred aud
eighty per minute. saiu to be much faster
than they eau make them a, Washington
city. Within two weeks, il is thought thai
100000 Of balls were shipped from that
poi0tic the seat Of war.
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Dry. Goods and Clothing,

Yiz:--Coats, Vests. ;Pantalooms, white and
w. colored Shirts. Drawers, woolen Shirts,
-. Suspenders, &C., .-....:
Brpgans. Women's Shoes, Mems thick
Boots, Ladies' Seal, Grecian and Strap
Spring, Boys. Kid. and all kinds Of chill
dren's Shoes, in facts i.il supply: .l,,42,
Mems wool HATS, all prices, - q. ,.::-..,,,
To mention every article, would take ton
muchs room, tberet re if you want to buy:
Cheap. come and satisfy yourself No charge
Tor looking. ]. COHN. -
:,l,s,r =, y. Opposite Goodman's Hotel.
december % ;5!5I; }It,If2t; aS
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The Mechanical Volunteers. Of Bali
more have rendered their services TO Gov.
Pratt to act during the war with Mexico.
This company was organized half cen
tury ago, and the Republican says il he Id
the second post of honor in the 9Th Regt,
at The battle of North Point, and was one
Of the companies detailed in The advance
party 10 feel the enemy and bring ON the
fight.
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as large, notwithstanding the very unfa-
vorabie crops. e..

aslarge, notwithstanding the very unia'
vorabie crops. -.
THE AMERICAN ARMY IN CAM
PAlGN. IL = -
TIE Adjutanl General Of the U: 5. Ar
my makes the following report TO The Sec
rslary Of War, giving the present condI-
ton Of the American army in campaign
The army in Mexico has been ausmen-
ted during The year by recruits and de
tachmeuts of regular troops. drawn from
various points, aud by numerous resi
menls of Twelve months volunteers.
The land forces employed in prosecu.
ling the war may be estimated as follows !:
a. Regulars.
In the field, officers aud men, incu.
ding general staff, G,GI3
Troops at sea. and under orders 10
join the army. l.09S
Recruits cu T0atc for the seat Of war, 762
Aggregate regulars in campaign, S,473
Volunteers.
In the field, l5.745
At sea, for California, 766
Aggregate volunteers in campaign, 1Gt5ll
The regular force on active field service is
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State of South Carolina
DGEFIELD DISTRICT, .c

: State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, g.
49, 80 IN EQUITY. = i,. s1,s,t
The President and Directors ! 'af.F
= dflhe'Rank of The State of r. Blu lor
South Carolina, Forecio,
'' ..' Us. '''' s. sure and
john Bausket,, William }. / :reiief.r
Wightmun, g. Aun Wight .5alJ
man. s,,s 9sso: ~. ,g#e4ga7
10y virtue of the Decree of Chancellor
l1 David Johnson, in this case, shall
proceed, as 1.-The Agent SELECTED by The
parties, plaintiffs and deiemiants, TO sell
and convey The property" ons,hc first
Mondayand' Tuesday of February ncxr. to
offer for, sale, at public oulcry.Sat Edge
field Court House, the foHowipgTeal aud
personalpropcr,y, viz:
One tracl OF land. described in The plesh=
ings aud d:mortgage as The homestead Of the
said W,n. J..Wis shiman:: and now in: bis
possession, situate 10 abe District Of. Edge.
field. on Chavers' Greek. adjoining lands
of Wiley Glover. Allen Anderson. Will
liam Quarles, John SnIliyan, George Git
son, aud others, and containing twenty
one hundred acres. more or less: 1.a'
3D. p
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.,NGtice.

s.,,ass'; =. IN Ge1Ces ,l7ztii .lIi y.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate oESam'
Arnel Stalnakerj !dac'd.. are requested TO
make Immediate. payment and ihose.haying
demands, 10 present them properly altetted.
JOHN HILiss1du'r.
January 6 .as-.2' , iet%T 'tfs2n' SO
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=, j1-e10 .as.s'iUMIs
/. y At THE {,
CHEAP Cash. STORE.

...s..sI! JUST RECEIVED, -
A LARGE assortmeut.nf CHRISTMAS.
IA. and NEW YEAR Presents,
Toys ofevery variety, Fire Crackers, and
Fire Works. ." - .. p
Accordeons!, Hancy Boxes. fancy Soap, Co.
IcSne, Lavender. Macassar Oil, Chocolate
y. Candy.' 'Raisj,is. Sugar. Coffee. Buck
= wheat Flour Sc. &c. ~
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From SouM Observation-Disclosures
from Veu-zuola, received a, Baltimore by
the brig Coidn bia. Capl. Coffin, from La
Guyara. states that the revolutionary
moveme6,sSi Venezuela have been en-
tirely queIled, aud that quiet has been re-
stored. { 'f'' ss
The Christoval Colou, Capt. Smith, at
New York from Havana, also brought
late dates from South America. The pa
pers contain important advices in relation
to the threatened conquest Of Hispano
American Republics by The monarcLis,s
Of Europe, Under. the direction Of General
Flores, the deposed usurper OF Ecuador,
now in Spain. Venezula and New Ora
NADIA had sigui6ed. their intention 10. repel
Flores. should his expedition against Equ
ador altemp, to enter their ports. In Equ-
aior itself, active preparations were max
ing to resist ri1e invasion. The movement
OF Flores has aroused all the South Amer
ican Republics. Those WHO al first were
Indifferent 10 The aggressions of England,
Franco, and Brazil, upon the States of the
Plata, now unite in denouncins the mon
arches.
Memphis, Tennessee, is fast growing
into Importance. II is now population
Of 10000 people. During The last year
more Than two hundred buildings were
erected, and The population is daily in.
creasiug. Five years ago. the extent OF
the shipments from that point in one year.
was 10000 bales cotton. Last yenr there
were l2S,Oo0: bales shipped, and Tie a.
mount TO be shippedth this year will be quite
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itLlsEs0f Eetser6.

NDEMAlNING ~ the Post Office Al Edgb.;
A0 field e, II, for The, quarter ending 3lst
Deceui6er,- ,1SiG.,i !, .,sf.rSE s:i z,lj-il.f
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tEOOk0t This.

Look at This =
A LII Persons indebted to The Subscriber:
"A either hy note or aceount. are requested :
tomake payment BY the first Of February neat' '
s!.: 81 .iiiJay5r fI,r3tia. 'rW.:EDDlNS!i Z
Dec. Q ,.. CT, 45a7is'''
The Abbeyillc t,anlier viii insert 6 times.
,.-a,,.. yWaiatedsSggf.r scrsg
a FEMALE, 4 FAC tIER. 10 take charge
"A iof small. School, ;iof the eiisaing yearaa
Tie Iocar,oI Of ,hs, sshoel j., near .he .oad
Ono ii,at:- can come wei recommended will
meet with emp loyaient ,pt q reasonable salary.
.AppIica.ion may be made through the Post
;oaice, Edse6eld, or TO eilher Of The subscribers
"a. %. COLLIN RHODES.
M ar '.'s 'sH MARTIN PosEY..
Nov 2, 1876 ..;,,.r ss.he,atfaH .h,s
nP The friends rof Lieut.. JAIME B.
HARRIs. announce iiim ss q candidate f9ri
'herfire Of fax colleetor;'at thenext elec-
ton. -
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aEiCG.

a IL persons indeited n .le estate OLA
n, riah !ALney decd, arc rqpefiAc C make
id::nad:n,e riyn:"nt an4 t'irsG hosine de-
mands 70 presenl item proler:? attested.
~ JOHN HILL, adS'rssa
: January 6 80 ,,.d r. ~ If so
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~ EFWo are authorized to aunounSe
MARSHAL R. SMITH aAa csadidats
for Tag Collector at the next elecLon,
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Aggregate volunteers in campaign. 1Gt5ll
The regular force on active field service is