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.FNO!TaIGE.

fTaIE UndersigSie ahaying sold lis interest in
il the CLOTHING NG ESTABLISHMENT,
in Hamburg, TO- Messrs.. SALE & BRowN, would
respectfully inform, oil persons indebted to him,
either by note or account, that he finds it neces-
sary to wind up his business Immediately.
Those indebted TO me, will please call on Mes
SIS. SALE s. BRowN, who are authorized to re-
ceiptin my name, and make payment as soon as
possible.
Inretiring from the concern, would return my
sincere thanks to my friends for their liberal sup
port, and recommend the new frmof SALE q
BRowN to the confidence of the public.
., JOHN X. HORA.
Hamburg. April7, 3m 12
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Alabama.


"A, meeting of the. Southern Rights Club of
Montgomery was held at the Court House
on the 2lst ult. The house was filled to
overfowing.
Jefferson Noble, esq president explained
the object of the meeting in 4 very brief man.
ner to be the approval of The resolutions and
address of the late Southern Rights Conven-
tiea recently assembled in Charleston, South
Carolina. He then, in spirited and eloquent
manner, eXhorted all true Southern Rights
men to come up boldly and manfully to the
maintainance of those resolutions and Of
Southern rights generally.
DIR. Bellinger then offered the following
resolution, was unanimously adopted:
"Resolred, That this association approves
of the resolutions and address of the late
convention of Southern Rights Associations
of this State" tE
Mr.. Yancy then offered the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously adopted,
"The members of this association have
read with lively interest the proceedings Of
the late convention of the Southern Rights
Associations of South Carolina, and desiring
to express their sympathy with the position
and views of the people ofthat State, and their
approval of the course which that convention
has recommended, do resolve.
81. That it is the right of South Carolina
to withdraw from this Union without him
drance or molestation on the part of the
general government.
u2. That South Carolina is justified by the
past action Of the general government and
by the prospects of the future in the exercise
Of that right.
SO. That wrongs inflicted on South Caro-
lima, being common to all the slayeholding
States, call for the united action of those
States in some measures Of effectual resis-
lance to them, and that it is very desirable
that there should be concert of action among
those States. ,.z
a. That however desirable union and
concert may be in whatever action is taken to
resist these wrongs, resistance should not be
made dependent upon such union, and that
as South Carolina has failed to secure such
union after several attempts to do so, she is
iusti6able in proceeding alone to place her
self beyond the reach of federal aggression.
IS. That, in our opinion, in case the gener-
al government shall attemptto resist the act
of secession by South Carolina, it will be the
imperative duty of every other Southern
State to oppose the general government in
such procedure by force.
a6. That, in our opinion, some overt act of
resistance to the wrongs done the South is
necessary to bring together the elements of
resistance existing in the South, and that the
secession Of some one State is the only act
that can accomplish this end.
". That, in our opinion, should South
Carolina fail to secede, such failure will be
the knell ofall hope of resistance to federal
oppression that it will crush the spirit of
tho South, and tend to consolidate this
government upon the ruins Of State rights"
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Sugar and Coffee.

2OHHS. SUGAR, different brands,
Is Barrels st. Croix Granulated Sugar,
l6 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
1000 Lbs. Loaf Sugar, double refined, -
so Barrels Coffee Sugar,
Is Bags prime Rio Coffee,
25 best Old Government Java Coffee:
For sale by A. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Feb l3 If q
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A Gard.

r BEG leave respectfully to inform the citizens
i Of Edgefeld, Village and Country, that; have
commenced MERCANTILE BUSINESS in
the house situated between Mr., BRrAN's Store
and the Court House sya:sa.,S'f 't9ETaa ,ifira
My STOCK, consisting of all the varieties
usually found in Village Retail Store, has been
recently purchased in Charleston, from Houses
that import their Goods, principally, direct from
Europe. And I fatter myself, that on .ex-
perience Of five years in an Importing and job
bing House IN Charleston, together with other
facilities, has enabled me to get aSTOGK of
GOODS, that will, in point of STYLE and PRICE,
compare favorably with any Establishment in the
CASH or on credit until first Of january next,
will loose nothing by giving me call. e6!.as
A small share ofpatRonage is earnestly solicited.
LOD. HILL.
Edrefield c. H. Mar II 1851 If O.
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He a do arters,
2yD REGIMENT CAVALRY,

IND KEGIMENT ALh
EDeEFIELD c. H., June Sd, 1851.
ORDERS NO. 9.
A COURT, MARTIAL for the trial of De-
IN faulters of the Edge6eld Squadron Of Cav
airy; for the Squadron Parade at Edge6eld Court
House in May last, will convene at Edgcheld
Court House on the first Monday in July next.
The Court will consist of Capt. BURRIss, Presi-
dent; Lieuts. YELDELL and HARRISON, and Cor
nets MIXER and HALL Members; P. s. BRooKs,
Judge Advocate BY order of
:. -, ..,=s. ~. THOS. w. EtANHAHf, - -
- lind Reg't Cav'ry.
9eJune 5, 1885,. St 20
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Later from Europe y!
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON. /,
FAVORABLE CHANGE IN COTTON.
New York, June 2-6 D. m.

New York, June 2-6 pm.
The steamer Washington has arrived from
Liverpool, having left that port on the 2lst
ult.
A favorable change is reported as having
taken place in Cotton. On the 18th ult.,
1000 bales were Sold; on the Goth ult, 5000.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
are favorable. -
Breadstuffs improving.
Sugar heavy. ,-.-z.E
Coffe steady. Stocks firm.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the nth,
and the Pacific on the 18th alt. The ST.
Lawrence sails for the United States about
the middle of June.
1t has been proposed to apply the receipts
derived from the Great Exhibition n;London
to educational purposes. The receipts
amount to fourteen hundred dollars per diem.
The Legitimists are making great opposi-
ton to Louis Napoleon.
The Belgium Ministry has resigned.
Continental news unimportant.
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w. p. BUTLER.

INVITES attention to his large and handsome
Il assortment of JEWELRY among which may
be found Gold and Silver WATCHES, Guard,
Fob and Vest CHAINS, BRACELETS, Ear
and Finger RINGS, MEDALIONS, LOCKETS
SEALS, CHARMS and BROA-
CHES, of the most fashionable pattern.
"A LSO-
A lot of superior DOUBLE BARREL GUNS,
warranted good.
April 8, If IL
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Notice.

a N, ELECTION will be held at Cosby'son
N the Fourth Saturday in June next, for
First Lieutenant in the Edgeicld Hussars Troop
of Cavalry, to fiji the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of D. NJ; GLOVER.
BY order of TEIOS. w. LANHAM,
Col. 2d Reg't Cav'ry.
May SOth, 1851. St 20
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Charles Nickerson and wife,
Bethana and Mary Burnett, Petition J0r

Ms Pdrtftion.
Preston Glider and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Preston
Il Glider, John S. Dodgen and Preston l.. Dod.
gen, heirs and distributes OF the real estate OF
Jesse Glider dec'd reside beyond the lmlts a 81
this State, it is therefore, ordered that the SAID
Preston Glider, John S: Dodgen and preston l..
Dodgen, do appear in tho Court OF Ordinhry, ior
the District aforesaid, on or before the first Mon
day in August next, to show cause, if any, why
the real estate of the said Jesse Glider, decd,
should not be sold for Partition, or their consent
will be entered of record. Given under my hand
at my Office, this the Cd day of May, 1851.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
May s 3m lG
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G0rOaaes.'s Sole.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Whitefeld Brooks, et;al.
James Cochran.

James Cochran.
DY Virtue of an. Execution in this case, l
ID shall proceed to sell at Edge6eld Court
House on the first Monday in July next,
seven acres Of land, bounded North by Thos
G. Bacon, East by Mrs. Weatherford, South
by Mrs. Blalock, and West by Sherry Covar,
and on the day following, I will sell at the late
residence of James Cochran, decd, 2iBeds
and Furniture and Bedsteads, 10 Chairs,
/ pair Drawers, Side Board, Q Tables,
Shovel and Tongs, pairF Irons, ] Clock,
some Cooking Ware, 2 Smoothing Irons and
l Chest, levied on as the property of James
Cochran. ~ q - 4
Terms Cash. -. ..i...z.....s
D. WHITE, C. e. D.
June a, 80 st 20 :.
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Just Received.

TNHE Subscriber has Just received another
J. supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS for
the Summer, very pretty for the Ladies.
Also good lot of excellent Apple Vinegar,
and Salt by the Sack all Of which will be sold
CHEAP for CASH or on accommodating terms
to punctual customers.
June S St 20
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Sky-Light Daguerreotypes.

NEESSRS. LEIGH & TUCKER would res
lYI pectfully announce to the citizens of Edge
field and vicinity, that their Daguerrean Car is
now completed, and will remain in the above
place for short time, for the purpose of afford
ing all an opportunity Of obtaining one or more
of their unrivaled Daguerrectypes.
Our Light being constructed on the most sci
cntifc plan, being combined sky and side light,
enables us to produce a style of pictures unsur-
passed in this country.
May 90 If 10
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CHARLESTON, June 2.
The demand for cotton was good to-day, and
at full prices. Sales 1000 bales, at 81 9i-the
bulk 1900 bales) at 9 a 81.
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EStrHy.

ToHN b. RoUNTREE, living ten miles
u below Cambridge, and one mile east Of the
Martintown Road, tolls before me LIGHT,
BAY HORSE MULE, supposed to be eight
years old, about twelve hands high, marked with
the gear and shod all round Appraised at 500.
SAM. STEVENS, NJ. E. D: :
May 10, 1851. '"4 49,
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THE GREAT SUMNER MEDICINE
DR.. -GUYSO.TT'S
IMPROVED EXTRA ACT OF
Yellow Dock and Sars saparilla
FoR the cure5of all diseases or disorders gene
il rated by impure blood, Its great success
Justly entities it to the name of the
Great american SpeciGc.
So far as it is.known it is universally apprecia
ted, and many eminent physicians use it daily ir
their practice with the most happy effects, and
certify That it is the best extract in existence and
the only that sss,,s, ...l;.l..a.. .,l
sTANDsTHE TEST OF TINE.
Every year addstoits great popularity, and mul.
tiplies its astonishing cures. The victim of
HEREDITARY SCRoFULA,
With supparating glands, honey -combed flesh, and
carries eating into hfs bones, finds Guysott's yell
low Dock and Sarsaparillai balm for his afflic.
tions His horrible torments are assuaged, and
his malady not only relieved, but PERMANENT,
LY CURED.
It may be safely asserted, from the results OF
past experience, that ".Dr. Guysott's Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillu," is, beyond all
comparison, the - -, : r-... -,-.-
MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY ON EARTH
for the following diseases and all others proceed
ing from VITIATED BLOOD. l:-.ft
Scrofula or Kings Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate
Cutaneolis Eruptions, Pimples or Pustule on the
face. Blotehes, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter. Scald Head, Enlargement and
Pains of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers,
Iniudicious use Of Mercury, Acites or Dropsy,
Exposure, or Imprudence in Life, Liver Complaint,
Ague and Fever, Intermiting Fever, Cholera Nor
bns. Dvsentery. Diarrhea, Plethora of Blood in
the Head. Piles, Pains in the Back, Sides, Breast
or Loins. and all forms of Muscular, Glandular
and Skin Diseases.s -
1t is sovereign specific for General Debility,
and the best renorator for o Broken Constitution.
1t braces and re-nvigorates every organ, promotes
activity and regularity in every function, and pro
duces that condition of the whole physical system,
which is the best:sec,trity for LONG LIFE
Let all who wish TO purge the blood from the
impurities contracted from the free indulgence OF
the annette during the winter and to prepare the
system to RESIST INNER EPIDEMICS, RE-
soRT NOW to 81 Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla which is proving itself an anti
dote for MANY of the most malignant diseases that
esh is heir to- and they will neuer be disappointed;
for in this remedy the public faith has never wa
yered-neyer can wnye for it is. founded on ex.
perience lust as their want of faith in other and
snurious compounds is,also founded in experience.
Ibey FLY9FRO ON MINERAL NOSTRUMS TO
seek hope, life and yigor from this
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY.
Therefore, however broken down in health and
sn;r;,s however loathsome to himself and others,
let no one despair offecovery, let the patient only
understand that his hope OF physical restoration
lies onIy IN f'e GUYsoTT's EXTRACT OF YELLOW
his IIFE'S SAKE TO Try it, and we nave no hesi-
49, mo c,;no fia speedy restoration to health
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May s
Notice.

WILL BE HIRED to the highest bidder on
w Sale day next, at Edgeied Court House,
a aNEGRO WOMAN belonging to the Estate of
John F. Martin, decd, for the balance Of the
year. Terms made known on the day Of hrelng.
JOHN HILL, Adm'or.,
With the aoill annexed.
May II, 1851. st II
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Gbp Marketa.
COLUMBIA, June 9.

The Cotton market thus far, this week, has
been quiet aud inactive. This state Of the mar
ket has been induced more from the want of
supply OF Cotton on sale, than the want of de-
mand, which is still active and good, at very full
prices.-Twenty- bales were sold at 81 to 81
cents. r- -
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KILLED BY AN ELEPHANT.-We learn that
a lad was killed by blow from the trunk of
one of the elephants attached to Raymond
& Co.'S menagerie, in Derby, during the ex.
hibition there on Wednesday,. AS is fire.
quently the case, crowd of boys were
feeding gthe animal with nuts, apples, &c.
when the deceased, who was among the
number, wantonly punetured the trunk with
some sharp instrument, which enraged the
elephant.
The keeper caution the lad to keep away
after this occurred, or he might be injured |;
bat no heed was given to the warning, and
soon after. approached within reach of the
elephnt's trunk, from which, he received a
blow on the head which prostrated him and
soon after caused his death.
N. Havan Pail. Friday.
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The WEATHER AND THE CKoPs.-The
weather is and has been for several days ex-
tremely warm and dry-the thermometer
ranging from soto 80 degrees. We have
not had drop of rain for some four or FIVE
weeks, and the need of it is fast telling
Oh the crops-the corn is badly wilted, and in
many places burnt-the cotton is small, sickly
and yellow; oats has come to dead stand
gardens are severely injured and nothing
seems to be doing we'll but the wheat crop,
which presents fine prospect for an abun-
dant harvest. But with the exception of the
wheat, we have strong indications of at least
q daguerreotype likeness of'45.
Yorkville Miscellany.
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.COp0rsnership Notice.

TNHE Undersigned having purchased the in
i terest of JOHN X. HoRA, in the
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
would respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that they have associated them
selves in the Clothing Business, in Hamburg,
under the name Of SALE & Brown, and will
continue to occupy the old stand of HoRA &
Newly, so long and favorably known to all per-
sons visiting this place.
They would also inform the public that an en-
tire new Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
is now being received, consisting of every variety
of articles for Spring and Summer trade, to
gether with a superior Stock Of
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, BUGGY AND HAND
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.
Call and examine, for every effort on our part
will be exerted to sustain the former reputation
of the House.
W. W. SALE,
GEO. F. BROWN.
: HAMBURG. April 7. 3m 12
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Constantly ON Hand and
Still Receiving.

StlhA Receiving.
TNHE Subscriber has Just received some beau
IL tiful EMBROIDERED GOODS, to which
lie invites attention, among them may be found
3, Worked Muslin Nantillas and Sacques,
- Is and Lace Capes,
g Sleeves,
!" Chemezettes and Inside Hand
kerchiefs,
Collars and Cuffs,
Cold Barage: Manttles and Mantihas,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
White and Col'd Canton Grape Shawls,
&c Sewing Silk do
Gents and Ladies Sup Kid and silk Gloves,
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, and Pillow
Castings,
Rich Furniture Prints,
Figured Damasks for Curtains,
Some Silk and Cotton Hosiery, &c. ~.
ALSO
A few more fine WATCHES and CHAINS,
Ladies CHATALAINS and BREACHES,
KEYS, CHARMS, &C., &c.
W. P. BUTLER.
May 90, If 10
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@e Eagefeld a1l6erttaer
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURsDAYBY
W. F. DURISOE, Proprietor. . =.
= -'" ARTHUR SIMKIyS, Edftnr 81 .tJG ~


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accompanied with the cash or reference to some
one known to us.
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marked on the margin, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do
so on liberal terms.--it being distinctly under.
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6rm or individual contracting. Transient Adyes-
tsements must be paid for in advance. 80
For anrc4Lcing Candidate, Three Dollars,
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For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars,
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Georgia and Alabama.

We give below IN extract of letter re-
ceived from the State of Alabama. A letter
from d distinguished source in Georgia, says:
"a great change is going on among US, IS
time will show, and / would not be surprised
to seethis State wheel into line in less than
year. Force on the practical issue of seces-
sion, and we will overwhelm the submission
lists. All our people want is light.
Extract Of q letter from alabama, S..
aThe result Of the labors Of your late Con-
vention has been to ,reassure the friends of
South Carolina, and of the causes which she
soagallentiy espouses, TINT, as far assher .ae>,
ton can uphold II; il will sbe upheld Most
Other, friends. had begun to- think that she
would follow Georgia and Virginia. Not so.
now it is looked npon ns "a fixed fact that
she viii set the bail in motion. Isbelieve.
that nothing short Of so decided an net as the
secession ofsa Southern Stite will concen-
trate :thesenergics of the South in opposition
to this Freesoil Government. 1t will force
the issue. At:present most Of the Southern
people are afraid Of it, though sympnthizing
strongly with Its supporters. Such an act of
secession of one State will compel an issue
between the South and the General Govern
ment. z The issue. when made, cannot be-
other than sectional; 1t cannot be other
than the support or overthrow Of the institu-
ton of African slavery. However much the
other States may. have distaste for it, they
will, in that event, be forced to take sides,
and when this is done, u Southern Confeder-
acy inevitably follows. -,-...
Here, as everywhere else save in South Caro-
lima, public men are timid. The overshadow-
nginhuence Of this government appeals them.
They wish secession Believing that every
days delay but adds to our weakness and the
strength of the government. There ure some
here, q large minority, who mean, on the
principles alluded to, to force the issue here.
This we can do, by showing the politicians,
that we hold the balance Of power. The
Democratic party here is sound in sympathy,
but afraid of losing power On the question.
If we show them that they are in greater
danger of losing it q tampering policy, and
will have to choose between secession and
federalism, we think we shall obtain their CO.
operation.
At all events, the secession of South Caro-
lima will throw the issue upon us for decision.
In this State, upon that issue, corporais
guard cannot be rallied in favor of sustaining
the General Government in the use Of force
Of any kind against your State"
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W CRors IN NORTH CARoLNA.-The
crops of corn, cotton, wheat, tobacco, and
fruits in North Carolina, are at this time in
a most hourishing condition, The Raleigh
Standard says the tobacco crop in Granville
and on the Virginia border, promises to be
better than the crops Of 1919 and 1850. :.
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Notice.
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estates Of Thos.
II Flood, deceased, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and all those having demands
against said estate to present them properly attes-
ted according to law. ~.
VIM. HERBERT, Admir-,
Sept 9, 1850 u ly SO
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The TEXAS PAPERS iannounce the death
of Governor Smith prominent citizen Of
the State. He was one of the earliest set
tiers of the country; was one of the most
active, Jealous, and Influential advocates of
the separation ofTexas from the Govern.
ment OF Mexico; and was elected Governor
of the Provisional Government in September,
1885. Subsequently; under the Republic, he
filled the office of: Secretary of the Treasury,
duringithe administration Of Gen. Houston.
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South'rn Water Cure Institute

: LOCATED AT MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
IT'S magnitude being recently enlarged is
Il now capable of accommodating TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFTY (250) persons. The pro-
per appointments of this Institution render it
most attractive to Invalids who may be forced to
seek redemption from disease
T. CARLTON COYLE, NJ. D.
May %, 1851. 1y l9
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Also for the Gentlemen

Also for the Gentlemen.
ORLEANS CLOTHS, SPRING CASIMEREs,
LINEN DRILLINGS AND NANKINS,
HATS, GLOVES, OPERA AND CAL
TER BOOTS, SHOES AND,
SLIPPERS, &C., &c.
Together with general assortment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SADDLERY,
AND CASTINGS, "a.
All Of which shall be sold at the louest market
price, with liberal discount to those who buy
for Cash.
W. P. BUTLER.
April3, If IL