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Brought to the Jail

NF tllis District, Negro man, who says
W hs name is Nelson, and that he belongs
tn sir. Charles Bolton of Washington. Wilkes
County. Ga. Said fellow is about S feet 41
inches nigh, dark complexion. and between l5
and 20 years of age. He has three scars on
his fnrehead-one of which, appears 10 have
been caused by hurn. lie says lie was sold
by Mr.. Newton Brent to MIR. Bolton about Eve
or six weeks ago; and that lie fanaway about
two weeks since.
The owner is requested to come lorward. i.
prove property pay charges and take him a
way, or he will be dealt with MS the law directs.
A. Fl. BURT, J. +. d.
JnlY g. if "a
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FANCY GOODS.

YEyHE subscriber has jnsi ,ereived large
4. assortment Of FANCY GOODS, consls
ling ofthe following articles, viz.
Silk Purses, Shaving Cream,
Pocket Books, Soup,
Stea Beads. Tas. &
Rings for bags and pur. Toilet; do.
Guard Chains, Violin Strings,
Shell IL horn side combs Steel Pens.
80 g Tuck do. Blk. s. Red Seal Wax
Dressing 4 Pocket do. 3rk u cold WATERS
Steel ts,Sii. Pencils. Leler & Note Envel.
.Sily.s9s Wood Pencils; Silk aud Linen Brads
Tooth Hair Brnshes, Sand Boxes, ssss;
Shoe g Counter dt. Ink Stands.
SHAW Brnshes s. Boxes, Bl'k Blue s. Red Inl,
Puff Boxes, Inde!ible Ink,
Toilet Powder, Cologne Water.
Prepared Chalk, Perlnmery.
For sale by c. a. ME1GS.
July II 25
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G.. S. MERRIwETuER.
7n!igErro CDunIU r.

IHtluJ.II0 OVHHIy' c1R.
This is To certify that purchased Of j. D..
Hamrrack Ias' year. Il ~ saw anti fiction cot.
ton Gin, which makes superior cation 10 amy
su have ever had. | caiiicd |" Augusta il
part of my crop last fall, which was pronounced
by one of the besl judges CT cotton in Augusta,
to be The finest lot that was in his warehouse.
Two of my neisIbors lately sold their crops,
gnned OH my gilr, aud obtained iiSe'eigh hlhs oi
Il cen, per h. above the market price. / have
not sold my cotton, but feel confident of getting
the highest market price when do sell. From
all thai know of Mir. Hammacks mnke Of
Girs, and there are several in operation around
me. would say To those wishing to purchase,
they would du well 10 try his heinre purchasing
elsewhere. MuRTIIA GRIFFIN.
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bible association.

FEvHE Annual meeting of lie E'lgeiicld and
& Abhevie Union Bible Assoc iaton will be
held at Horcb Church. on Saturday before the
Third Lords day IN July (instant) and days f"l
lowing. Churches composing the Associations
are requested to act plOmp,ly in sending up
their delegates.
The Introductory Sermon will be preached
on Saturday, by Rev. Wm. p. Martin. or his
alternate, Rev. w Coleman. The Annivcr
sary Sermon. on Sunday. at II o'clock, by
Rev. r. A. Child or his alternate, Rev. Joh:
rrapp.
The Executive Committee will meet or
Saturday u, 10 O'clock.
~. S. HARRIS. Sec
July - 81 %
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COTTON GINS,

and would inform them that have engaged
MIR. Cren<haw. who will snperinlend tic man.
uihcturing Of them. My Gins shall be made
of the best materials, and can say with pro
priely, they are the Cheapest GlN 5 in The
Southern Suites, taking the workmanship into
consideration. | will warrant my Gins To
make cuiun equal to any made on any "ilel
Gin in the Southern States. giving the true
staple Of the Cotton. and making it perfectly
free of KNAPP and clear o. muats. My Gins
will be delivered at the purchasers residence
free ni charge, and warranted 10 give ample
satisfaction.
All Orders addressed TO the Subscriber will
meet with prompt attention Repairing done
in gnnd style and II short notice Al old Gins
of 10 inch saws will repair and put them on
improved principles. aud also warrant leni /"
mike as good c"lion as any uf the Improved
Gins, aud at much less cost llran new one.
J. ID. HANBACK,.
Crawfordylle, Ga. May, ISIS. ln3n-l5
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Taliaterro County, Ga., March, 1913.

1 hereby certify that / purchased Of D..
IIamnracIs, last year, fnrly saw anil friction
co,tun Gin. which performed rs we'll as any gin
have ever seen tried 1t made cntton equal.
in my opinion to that ofany Of the Carver gins,
which are so hi .hly praised for the cotton.
My gin and gihhouse were consumed by fire,
and as repnrs has gone abroad THAI the house
was fired by the gin, take this opportunity to
say in justice TO Mr.. Mamn'ack, that it is false.
I think can with confidence Iecouluend his
Gins to those wishing 10 purchase, for this rra-
son: his work is all done by a few and expe
rienced hands, Instead Of rough woikmen, as
is generally the case where there are great.
many Gns made. ETHELDRED EDWARDS.
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e. CAUSSR2 e. co.

WTIEW the prices Of Cheap Goods to sui
V the times at r. CAUSSE 81 cos New
Store.
Ladies' fine French Xii Slip Ties 81 tS 81
:" u " Morocco IS 00
'' I" Blk. g. cold Gailcrs ] 81
SO pairs large size Slips for Serv. so g.!
a" Childrcn's Brosans & seal
Buo,ees. 81 43a
Gents. fine scwed Boots, 1915 Sd Oh
Z" Pessed Z" 50 90
Boys sewed and pegged Shoes, very law.
UTo arrive on Friday next. the Ji,h inst
some more Of those cheap Linen Cambric
lJandkerchieis n, l2!-nlso general assert
ment of GROCERIES and other goods ,oo mn
merous 10 mention, aud equally as low as abuve
mentioned.
July IL tf 25
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CERTIFICATES.

Og7cthOrpe County, .IpW y, IsI7.
have used, for lie last Three years, Il ma
chine that was made by Il. 5, Cfenshaw. ni
CrawinrdvIle, Ga. | consider it oue of the
best Gins have ever seen. TwU small mules
will gin, with i great deal of ease, three bales
per day, aud do not think there is Il Gin III
Georgia ;hat can excel il in making lille cot.
ion. In fact, Mr. CrenslIaw has sold great
many Gins in this county aud Ebert aud
think every man who purchased is peri city
satisfied. All Of his Gins Which have been
sold in this county, AMI lncy are not lew, run
light, pick fast, aud what Is hrii:r than ALL when
the cotton is carried &c market il sells for the
very highest pfice,
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July -
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv EOTJTY

Jacob Pow Bill f0r Partition ot
rS. the Estate gt John
Philip Pow and others. Po,r, deceased.
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that John
Sto.knan and ltebecca his wife Juhll
REYNOLDS and Ann his wife. William Spaun.
Philip Spann, William Edwards. Shep
herd and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards
and Lewis Edwards, some OF the Defendants
in this Cause. are without the limits nf this
State; Ordered. that the Defendants ahove-
named. do appear in this Honorable Conrt.
md plead, answer oi dcmnr o the sad Bill
, with three months from the publication OF
inns "ru"r' - The said Bill, will be taken prn
coatesSo againse ,l,en.
$. 5 INMPKINS, c. F.. F.. d.
Commissioners Office, s,Ly 10Th, 1913,
July II 3ln 25
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too, particularly anxiously desired in
most ins,ances-especially in reference
to markets. We say, ''well done, Iei-
graph" The distance has thus been
reduced TO hours-rhe time is fast ap-
preached when minutes will only bp CAL
culated. This prompIncss and despatch
will give confidence to stockholders and
to the pubiic.-Charleston Courier.
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Brought TO the Jail

GAF this District, negro man. who says his
u name is ISAAC. and that he belongs to
Jefferson BIacLsIlire, Of Liurens County, Ga.
aud that he ranaway ahoul the last Of May or
lst of June. Said fellow is about six feet high.
of very dark complexion; between 81 aud Sc
years of age. He has a scar across his breast
and defect in his right eye.
THE owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him IL
way. ortherwise he will be desit with as the
law directs.
A. II. BURT, J.E. D..
June %. lS43 If aS
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Eer. g.. Ia. Eae1.ange,
Surgeon Dentist,

FROM IiAiLEST0N &AUGUSrA.
Can ba Eu.rd at 3lr. SpANN'S HOTEL.
!ur lew days only.
Il few monlIm. or innger indulgence. will bo
given To ali Responsible p"rSnus. who may des
sr. il. illus :lrey may fully test my "work," ,"
hriore paying for ii.
Refer to Dr. B. 4. Rndrisucs. Surgeon
Dentist, in Charleston. and To many Of the
most respectable Ianilies in Augusta and Han'
burg.
Junc2l 22tf
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Uarren' coaniv. Ga. March %, ls4s.

This is to certify That purchased lorty.iour
ssw cotton Gin, of the box kind, lroms ID.
Hammack, last year. which perlnims we'll,
making as good cnttpn rs any GIN that | am
acquainted with. Itruns light and free of heat.
The boxes consider equal to any now in use.
have gnned as much as lOOO lbs. of clean
cotton per .inv on it, To al! who wish TO pur-
chase good Gin would say try them before
roug elsewhere. RaDFoRD GuSy.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
I'd Rtg'mCauairy, S. G. ~.
EpGEFlELD, June II, lS4S.

ORDERS Nos.
III pursuance of Orders. from Brigader
General J. w. Guyion, an Election will be
he'll on Saturday tho 22d of July next for
Major. To command the Edgefeld squadros
Of Cavalry.
The Commanding Officer of each Company
in the Squadron, will call 10 his assistance TWO
of his Subordinate Officers, aud hold the
Election at each Company Rendezvous, re-
speciivrly on ;lle day above named, betweels
the hours Of II O'clock, a. a., aud 3 o'clock,
p. VI.
Al least one Manager from each Poll. will
meet ut EdgcfoId e.. II. Qhe Squadron Rem.
lezvons.) on The 2itIl, the Monday following
To count the VOTES aud transmit the result
signed by each Manager present at the count.
ing, To the Brisa'!ier General.
BY orl-r of THns. w. I.ASHAM.
Coz. 81 Regiment, ls Brigade Cavalry.
lst Division, $. G.. NJ.
July 81 "a
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NOTICE..

FYHE Military Committee. consisting oil
81 the Field Officers Of the three Regiments
Of lnrt ntry together with the Field Officers oil
Cavalry aud the Captains ofthe different Com:
panics of Cavalry in this District, appointed
under the first resolniun of the public meeting
held on Monday the Sd Instant. will assemble
nj E.dGe6eId Court House OH Monday. the
l7th inst. for the purpose of carrying out The
object of their appointment.
GILES d. MINIS. CHM.
July 12-25
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN Ordinary.

Ellington Clark,
App,. vs.
Philip Clark and
others Dcffts.
. 7 appearing 10 my satisfaction that Phil.
q p Clark. Jesse Clark. Jesse Wallace.
aud wife Frncis. Wesley RuneIs, and
wife Elizabeth. defendants in this case, reside
without the limits Of this State, il is there.
fore ordered. that they do appear and object to
The division or sale oi the Real Es,ale of Eliz.
beth Clark deceased, on or before the first
Monday i'll Octnher next or their consent to
the same will be entered of record.
JOHN HILL, o. G. D.
July II 12t 25
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N A'EEGE.

was pressed on the 9th ius,., to give nnte
IN ael,aIf Of Susan Taylor, for $7o 65 cts. due
18th July, l545, to satisfy an nnjus claim %,
demand. hereby forewarn all persons no. 10
Trade for said note-as do NOT intend to pay
it, unless compelled by law. ,r
WARD PERMENTER.
June 3Olll, 1915. 81 a a.
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To eur Customers once

FHNO employ ME 10 repair any work, is to
p promise 10 pay cash These afe my
terS,s. am not able or willing to keep Books,
or to depend upon your negroes whom yosi send
10 make engagements with me. When tha
work is done, send the cash.
C. L REFo, Agent.
july S If "a
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aHea(i Quarters, J

Head Quarters, I
Cd Regiment Cavalry, sc. NJ.
ORDERS No. d.
a N ELECTION will be held at the Chero..
"a kee Ponds on The fourth Satu, ddy in July
next, for Captain to command the Edgefieit
HusSars Troop of Cavaly. to fill the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation Of A. j. Ham.
monh
Other vacancies fany should occur by this
Election. will be filled tho same time.
Lent. MerriweihGi, y. C. Mathis, and John
Butler, will act as Managers.
by ORDER of
THOS. w. LANHAM. Col.
Cd Regiment Cavalry S. e. ".
jnne7 q 90
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Notice to Cotton Planters.

n will say to the Cotton Planters of Georgia
d. and South Carolina. that have laEen The
Shop formerly occupied by s u. CREN>HAw.
for the purpose of Manufacturing
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h SOUTH 6CAROLfNA.a II;
EDGEFIEJD. DrSTR1Errs

.al SOUTH CAROLfNA.a a;r;
atta EDGEFIELDi DISTR1C.r: I;
IN THE COMMON PLEAST
5. w. Kenner'y. lsa;Dseiasation
Us. yE S5-fsu.Gt IN ff.Ff
c.H. Lindsey. A.aehmen,.
7ENHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
d this day filed his Declaration i'll my Of.
flee, and tile Defendant having neither wife.
nor attorney. known to reside within the limits
Of this STATE, on whom d copy Of lie said De-
ciaralon. with rule to plead. cdn he served.
On mo,ion Of Mr.. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1t is ordered, That the said Defendant appear
aud plead to the said Declarations; within year
and day fiom the date hereof, or final and
absolute jndsuicnt will be awarded asains, him
by default.
Clerks Office, June 20; 1913. 4lq "a
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JOHN I'D. CHASE, vi. d.,
PhNsIc.ls7s <yssR Surgeon,

Physician Nss6 .satrge0sa,
Ep EGS leave to offer his professional serYi-
q b ces to the citizens Of EdgefelL and vicini-
,y and respectfully 10 sulicit share of their
patronage.
Doctor C.'s past success in the treatment Of
diseases of men, women and children, enconr.
ayes him thus to ask the support Of an enHsht-
encd community.
REFERENCES:
V. Mott, NJ. d.. New York City.
4. Clark, NJ. D., +"
4. G. Frary. NJ. ID Hudson. N, "
c. KiInbail, NJ. D.. Lowell, Mass.
II. II. Child. NJ. d.. PiIs6eld. Mass.
n. B.-Prompt attention sivei to calls LEFT
my residence, the house formerly occu; led by
$. 5. TompkIns, Esq, by night or day, OF at
The Post 0iFice by day ]. d. C..
May II If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

UNITED STATES FISANcEs.-The z. S.
Treasurer's satesmcut 10 she 24rh June,
1913, shows The amount subject to draft
al that date. 81, 635. Ill 97-of which
three is in the depusitory at BoIIirrore,
SLABS 80. Treasury notes outsland.
ing on the Isl July, Sl3.sG9 800 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

The corner store of Monument to the
memory Of twoof the Si2ners Of the Dec
Iaration Of Independence. Lyman Hall
aud General WALTON, was laid 10 Augusta,
Ca. on lie 4lh instant. in the proceedings
nf which The Masous, Odd Fellows, and
Sons of Temperance participated. w.
It. Gould delivered the address on the oc.
casion, which is said to have heen mark
ed by taste and cloquence.-Eve. News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

Army OrJers-We understand (says
The New Orleans Picayune Of Friday
'ha, orders were received in Town yes'er
DAY, by which the command Of the West
ern Division of the army is assigned 10 Mai.
Gen. Taylor, and that ofrhe First Depart-
ment Of the Division TO Bv'' Brig. Gen.
Brooks. Gen Taylor will make his head
quarters at Ra,"n Rouge, or such other
point as he may select, while Gen. Brooks
heal quarters will continue, as d, present,
in this city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12
E,5sf OF Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office, al Edge.
field Court House, July Isl, ISIS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

We are pleased TO lean that our former
townsman. Col. J J. Seihels, lae in com-
maud of the Ala. Regiment in Mexico,
has arrived at this place on visit To his
'her's family. We welcome him back to a
community. in which he numbers many
(riends.-C1tnmbia Telegraph,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

>THE KENTUCKY SESAToR-The Franks
vernGpmmon wealth states The Ex-Go-
man, Nv. ,s f'calf had accepted his appoint
@ o,e,v 80, ~, r ,Sanator, aud will immeli
'"' AashnytoD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

Gen. Bu'lcr.-The democracy Of New
Orleans is making extensive arrange.
menls to celebrate Gen. W. O. Bmler's
presence in the ciry. hy torch light pro-
cesson, whichis 10 take place on Sa'ur-
day evening. Every indication promises
most brilliant and eaIhnsrsric turn out
Ii will have to splendid affair to he
worthy the distinguished soldier in whose
honor it has been projected. Gen Butler
is one of those upright and gallant genlie-
men upon whom it is an honor 10 hes,ow
honors. N .. Picayune. jane 80,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

Mr.. Holmes, you may remember. is
Calhoun man. though now in favor Tay-
lor. while Mr.. Sims belongs 10 the order
of Independents, opposed TO Tavlor and
in favor orthe regular nominees. Mr.. Sim,
also touched nponrhe Custom House qnes
lions, and opposed the idea of appropr'a
ting monies 10 specific objects, he wanted
all such matters attended 10 in The lump.
O,her gentlemen also spoke upon This sub
iec:, but no, with apparent effect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-12

The Telegraph. is improving. Be-
tween Macon, Savannah, Augusta, ito
the Sou'h. and Columbia, and some
other points, to the North, there has gen.
efaIly heen a good communication with
Charleston, except in case of accidents,
over which Telegraph agents, like other
people, have no control, and conse-
qucntiv are not to be held responsible
when they occur. The intelligence above
given will show thai we are becoming
more closely associated with our distant
friends. The despatch from which we
derive the information published. was
started from Baltimore at one o'clock
p. NJ. and reached here last evening at
7 o'clock 40 minutes; and, as will be
seen, communicating occurrences that
took place on The previous day at Utica,
some five hundred miles bryound Bal.
,imctc. We have the hour named here,