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HUMBLE COTTAGE LODGE No. 10.
- A. Y. MA meeting of this L. will be held on
MONDAY, 10th inst, at 5 P. NJ. Brothers in good
standing are invited to attend, e"'1
By order uf the W, M,
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CHEAP STORE.-Ladies and Gentlemea
~ are invitedt to call a tiny store and see how cheap
l am selling my goods. ] am positively selling them
at NewOrleans prices for Cash, and Cash only.
,. JOSEPH ROY.
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pLOWs.-The undersigned has now on hand
4 and will constantly keep for sale, at his shoph
Washington, the celebrated BALL PLOWS.
r. II. HARDESTY.
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STATIONERY AND VARIETY sro.,
Washington, La.-The subscriber, in connection
with the Post-oficea at Washington, has added a Bland
Book and Stationery Store. He wilt keep on hand
and fill orders for all kinds of Stationery and Books.
and Standard and Miscellaneous Works. French III
English :. Orders solicited for
BLANK BOOKS; .u N'ltt8
STATIONERY in all its varieties :;
DRAWING MATERIALS, etc.
WATER COLORS, etc. etc. ctr.
Subscriptions received for all the Magazines md
Newspapers of the day, and prompt returns made
subscribers. TF~H
An assortment of superior TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS always on hand. Washington, MarA
l, 1865. A. MILLSPAuGH.
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DRUG sTORE.-Thc undersigned have
~ the honor to inform the public that they have
Just received, at their Drug Store, corner of Main and
BELLEVUE streets, Opelousas, a fresh assortment Of
DfOGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS.
ETC.. which they offer for sale at the most reasonable
prices.
They have always on hand PATENT MEDICINES
OF an kinds, and all articles appertaining to their rns
They have secured the services of an experienced
and careful Druggist, who will attend Night and Day
on the calls of families and of the profession.
I. LEONCE HEBRARD h co.
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MIR. PEFFERKORN, Boot and Shoe
- Maker, having been burnt out, respectfulyiar
forms the public and his old customers that DO has
opened a new shop in the former Telegraph once, IN
Main, between Landry and Bellevue streets, where
he will receive and fill promptly ali orders In bis line
for cash, and for cash only. May 5.
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE n, sS..s
- will sell my residence in Opelousss - -
Thousand Dollars, payable in four equal anNs,. u 8
stalfents, with. eight per cent: interest finn ~ j
sale. Possession given in q month. ys
July II, 1866. +. H. MARTrr.
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A girl was talking of the loss her sister
had recently sustained in the death of a devoted
husband. "Poor Mary!" said she, though
George has been dead near six months, vet she
grits her teeth even now, whenever she thinks
of him."
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PESIDENCE IN WASHINGTON ~
lO LET.-The residence of the uander.;ss.i ~
Of the most pleasant in Washington, tore9hssa N ons
the vacant grounds attached, will be renfeS - wlA
tenant on accommodating terms. The buils;n.rss oM
neat and commodious, the yard and garden la.gss =. -
water the best in the country, and the sittustion; S
ply on the premises to q .s9',lET - "lsMsP
ELIZABETH F. KErf,v.
tsu- ,]..A or to CYRJtS 1HOSpcnN5 ~,
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HOTEL For RENT AND F0RN,

- TUKE FVR SAIlE.- "&NI'
and dt son sah% H sitasseS Z & Ts as3assgs :. pleasant,
sale or rent upon accommodating terms. gTT has for
is we'll stocked with new furniture, which hIs nous
had with the building UPON liberal terms. ana nay b
will admit Of it's being opened without delava sMsnleh
the building not be rented rent and the furniture ai Suos,d
t Il ee nremis see , on sat Ml,i be s slsssd ct public sais q
~ticulars, apply to RS. BRAFFTnTnpRR&
or DAVID HJrcNN
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inal regions, or in other words, that he had thu
blyy,ache, which of course couldn't be announced
publicly.
But this failure couldn't stop the fun. The battle
had to be fought out, and the President, running his
eye over the list, called upon Mr.-now whom do YOU
supposeS Give it up eh! well, no less a persauaee
than Mr.. Thompson, or as every body calls him
talking Cy," one of the editors of the renowned
o%peloa'as Patriot. Amidst awfnl suspense, Cy
mounts the rostrum, but before he begins, listen to
the side remarks his appearance calls forth. A Young
lady, addressing her gallant, says, " though a small
man, he looks commanding and genteel-so fair and
youthful, can't be more than % or "a years of are."
The jealous beau replies exultingly, You are mis-
taken, Miss, he is like the Irishman's horse, " little
but oWld.' One gentleman says to his neighbor I" he
writes acknowledgement well, and ought to talk it
we'll" A friend whispered to me, "he must be an
No sir, he was born of good native Ken:
lucky stock. "Then he must drink whisky, his face
is SO red" No Stree, he has been making temper
ance speeches for the last ten years. "Well, then.
all have to say is, that there is between his charac.
ter and appearance a devil of a contradiction In the
midst OF all these side remarks Cy launches forth,
He begins by telling them that though he came
among them an humble spectator, and not as one of
the orators OF the day, yet as q true American in heart
and in feeling, he felt himself bound and willing to
respond to bis country's call. Immense applause
And SO he continued, ably defending Know.Nothinr
and after having spoken about forty
there suddenly appeared a dark cloud in
West, which threatened momentsrily to deluce
Us ana spoit the dinner. Several gentlemen, Know.
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Clysopompes (ncw style), etc.
which they will offer for sale cheap at the ussl
terms. Nav ~
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N O T ICE! |!

T. A. G. TEAGUE takes pleasure in inform.
~ ing his friends and patrons that he has formed
q Co. Partnership in the sale Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c.,
with DR.. THOMAS j. TKAeUE, who graduated in
Philadelphia and has been engaged in the practice OF
Medicine for the last twelve months, who will give
his undivided attention to the Store.
The business will now be conducted under the
name of Dr. 4. G. s. T. J. TEAGUE. And we
iattcr ourselves, that our association will bc an ac-
QUESTION to the business inasmuch rs there will al
ways be one or both Of US in the Store, and our
sric,cst attention given to filling Prescriptions, Or
dcrs, Sc.
By strict attention and faithful performance Of
our duties, we llnpc to merit continuance OF the
liberal patronage which has been bestowed upon the
senior partner.
Our Stock has and ever shall be bought more in
reference to Pure and Genuine Drugs,
&C., than to the Cheapncss of the article; and
we pledge ourselves to sell as low rs an article OF
the same quality can be bought in any Southern in
land market
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3 ou mt Y L a n d,

TNHE Soldiers who served in the War of 1912,
il and all other Wars since 1880 are now ent-
tied to quantity of Bounty Land suficien: to make
out 60 acres including the quantity they have al
ready received. Those who have already received
40 acres are now entitled to 100 acres, and those
who have received so acres arc now entitled to so
more.
A. PERRIN. who has heretofore acted as Agent at
this place, for obtaining Land Warrants, has again
opened his Office for that purpose, and will vigo-
rously prosecute a Claims entrusted to him. He
will also buy the Warrants, when obtained.
UT OFFICE, Law Range, Edge6eld c. H., S: G.
A PERRIN.
P. SIN my absence Wm. H. ATKINSON, Esq.
will attend to all Claimants that may apply, and will
be found in my Office. A.P.
March Ia at
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
M A. RANsoM AGENT for R. NJ. Full
IYlo LER, Hamburg, S. c., has now on hand .
Superb Stock of Dry Goods,

Superb Stock of Dry Goods,
Which he is SELLING FOR CASH at prices that
cannot fail to please; and would respectfully invite
the attention Of his customers and all in want OF
Goods to an examination Of his Stock, among which
will be found
Rich Brocadc SILKS,
Figured, Plain, Black, Gro dc Rhine SILKS,
Cold Marccne and Sarconett do
All wool DeLaines, Of beautiful styles,
Common and Medium do, from l2i to so cts.
Solid Coored Persian DcLaines. various shades,
Highland Paids and Figured Velvets,
Saquc Flanncls, plain and figured,
Scotch and American Ginghams, from 70 to CSC
English and American Prints, all qualities,
do do Furtatine, do
Ladies Colored Black Cloth Cloaks and Talmas
Of the latest styles,
Black and Colorcd Shawls, various qualities,
Gauze and Welsh Flannes, warranted not to
Richardson's undressed Irish Linens,
Blcachcd and Brown Table Damask do. from
50 to 81 ,25,
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers, all qualities,
IIuckabacls Towels aud Towelings,
Furniture Dimty and Fringes,
Drab Morino. for Skrts-Nlarsalcs do
Ladies' Misses and Children's Hosiery Il Gloves
do Linen Cambria I1andkcrchleis,
do Worsted Sleeves,
lO-I. Id and la-4 Whitney Blankets,
Extra heavy Bed, Crib and Cradle do.
Large Lot Of Negro Blankets, very cheap,
Cassimcrcs, Sattinets, Twecds and Kentucky
Jeans, ali qualities,
1914, ll-4 and l2-, BID and Brown Shce,ings
3-4, rs, 4-4 and ST. Shirting, Granitevilie and
other makes,
Osnaburg Stripes and Yarns at Factory prices,
Real Georgia Plains, best quality,
Ladies', Misses and childrens Shoes, good as as,
suitable for the season.
EY Orders solicited md faithfully executed.
Hamburg, Nov % If 46
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THE HOROUGH BRED HORS
GA W B LIE!

VNTILL stand the ensuing season at ga,
w James Reynolds, near the 6saEEsfasy ia
Cherokee Ponds, on Tuesdays, Wed sI1f "
ncsdays and Thursdays, and at my 1s7s7sssszs'
Stsble about one mile from Edge6cd c. H., the
other days of tho week, at SIS the season and S25
insurance All Mares sent will be considered by
the season, unless some instructions to the contrary
shall accompany them. Season to end 10Th June.
GAMBLE was bred by Col. BARRY, of Galatin,
Tennessee and is six years old this Spring. He
was sired by Imp Sovereign, his dam was CELEBRITY
by Imp. Lcvathan. Cclerty's dam was Patty Puff
by Pacolet; Patty Puff's dam was Rosa Clack
For pedigree and performances GAMBLE will
compare with the best horses of his day. lie com
bines strength and action with heetness and endu-
rance He ran in Charleston in February 1858 the
best race Of two mile heats ever run over the
course, and but for an unavoidable accident would
have distinguished himself as a four miller.
HB- will feed and pasture Mares at forty five
cents day, but will not take upon myself any re-
sponsibility for accidents or escapes.
THOS. G.. BACON.
Edrefeld c. H., Mar ct
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Bounty Land Claims,

'ENEIE Undersigned will attend to the prosecution
L OF Claims under the recent Act of Congress
granting One hundred and sixty acres of Land to
all Officers, Soldiers, Scamcn, Indians, &c, who
served in any of the Wars in which the United
States has been engaged since 1890. Revolutionary
Soldiers and their widows are also entitled.
u Any Claimant desrous Of obtaining infornia-
ton will please address the Undersigned.
THOMAS P. MORGAN.
Washington City, d. c., Mar II, 1855.
References:
Hon \. P. BUTLER, Hon. L. NJ. kErrT,
* p. S. BRooKs. W.P. BUTLER, Esq
". W. BoYcE.
" The Newberry Sentinel, Laurensvillc Herald,
Independent Press and Lexington Telegraph will
please copy one month and send their bills to this
Office Immediately.
Mar 81 Q lO
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WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has
w received from New York, 4 BEAUTIFUL
SUPPLY OF
Spring GOODS,
Embracing general assortment of Fancy and Sta
pie articles, suitable for the preseut season, among
which are
Rich French Printed Organdies, and Printed Jaco-
nets for Ladies' Dress S;
Fancy Barege and Grcnadnc Founced Robes, Of
elegant styles:
Ladies' Summer Dress Silks and Fancy Bareges;
French and English Brilliantes and English and
American Prints;
Sup'r Fancy and Mourning GinShams and Printed
Lawns;
Superior Brown and Black Mixed DcBcge, for La
dies Travelling Dresses;
Extra Black Alpaca and 'Lupn's best Blk Challey;
English Black Grapes, of extra quality, for Ladies
Wells and TRIMMINGS;
Ladies' Wide Ucnl-Stitch French Lawn and En-
broidcred IIankerche!s, of new and beautiful
styles some Of extra size;
Gcntlenen's Linen Cambria 1landkerchiefs, with
Colored Borders;
Superior Linen Canrbrics and French Lawns:
Long Lawns and Birds Eye Diapers, Of extra quail
ity;
Superior IL Irish Linens and Table Diapers;
Superior As inch Pillow Case Linens and l2-4 Lin
en- Sheciings;
Superior Huckabacks and Crequelas, for Towe!s;
Allrndale, Lancaster and Marseillcs Quilts, Of eS-
tri size and quality;
Extra White Silk Warp and Gauze Flannels;
Black Silk Gallons and Coat Bindings. Of the best
qualii.,
White, Fancy Striped and Check Nluslns, Of beau
tiful styles for Ladies Dresses;
Superior White Cambrics, Jaconets aud Nainsook
Ausli,s;
Plain Swiss. Tarlriancs, l6-4 Paris Alusns, for
>Sss.,I ea1ics' Evening Dresses;
Swiss aud Cambria Hair Cord aluslns, OF extra
quality;
Black Seeded Lace for Ladies Wells;
Wihs, great variety of other articles suitable for
the present season. and to all Of which the attention
of the public is respectfully invited.
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List Of Letters

ID EMAININCi in the Post Office at Edgefield c..
H. H., lst April 1855.
A-Thos Atkins, Mrs L. Asbe, T. j. Adams,
Charlct P Alnet, 7. Adams
B-John Butler, W b. Bush VIM Bailey, a.
Bolton, Geo. w Berry, Patrick Burns, Mrs Mary
Brooker, R. ID. Bryan, ., G. w. Burton, Thos. L..
Brooks Mrs. E. Bolton, Robt. Z. Berry, james
Badon.
C-Miss Fannie chca,harn, Mar,ain Collcy, Eli
Clark John NJ. Clarke, P. J. Coleman Miss NJ. +.
Cullan,, James Cloud, Charles Comptc, S. d. Col
licr. James W. Covar, R. Clarke, Vim. II. Con:ant.
D-Alr. Dorm, Thos j. Davies, 2.
F-Mrs. V. Farrow, Miss Susan L. Foy, VIM.
Forrest B. F. Frank.
G-.John B. Gardner, John Gricc; G. Galphn
H-Nliss M. 4. Hubbs, Lewis Herlong, Elijah
F. Horn, Hiram Hall, Miss a. Harlin, j. II. Har-
rson Mrs Ez. Hunter, L. Holloway.
il S. johnson, John jenkins, John Jones,
Isaac Jones, d. P. James, Edmund Jones, Mrs.
Rhoda Jackson.
K-Charlcs Kennerly, R. Key.
L-Theodore Lunday, Jesse Lott, A. II Lind
Ter, 2, Miss 4. G. Lanham, William Loguc, Miss
Eugenia. Lanhani, c. J. Lawrence Ruben Luenbec.
M-Alrs J. a. McClintock, B. f. Mays, Miss
n. r. Mrrrell, w. S. AIobcy, Amos Maupin, L. G..
Martini W. X. Merriwethcr, P. Murphy, Miss NJ.
E. Murrel Mrs. Mary Mantz, S. H. Meals, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mays David Myers, Mrs. L. AlcColler,
Geo. II. Miller, Miss Ann Morrss, B. Miller, E. NJ.
Mobley, !. Moragne, Miss S. NJ. Moscley, w. e.
McCasan.
N-John S. Nicholson, Col. A. j. Neal, j. D.
Norris, W. A. Norris.
O-Miss Lizzie Odom.
P-T D. Padgett ]. d. Padgett, j. c. Porter,
David Peterson.
O.. Quattebum, 3
RIB. G. Ryan II. V. Raborn, A. Ride, Levi
Rodgers, Mrs. L. Ryan, 2, james Reynolds, Susan
\. Ryan.
S-Dr S. II. Stephens, ., David Scott, 2, John
II. Swearengip, Pleasant Selrls, VIM. W. Shaver,
Samuel strom, Jas. II. Swcarengn, ., George j.
Strother, Edrcd Swcarengin, S. j. Scott, Miss ~.
Steadham, J. P. Shoford
T-W. o. Tiilman, Miss Julia X. Thompson,
Miss L. Turner, Miss Mary Ann Turner, S. P.
. Tompkins, VIM. Toney. Miss Caroline r. Toncy,
Miss NJ. 4. Tillman, II. C. Turner.
VS.. P. Villepegue.
W-Mrs R. G. Warren, 9, A. L. Wash, a. r.
Waters, 9, John NJ. Webb, A. W. Warren, w.
Wadcman, Mrs. F. Ward. DR. J. G. Williams, Miss
Susan Walker, Felix Walker, Mrs. Ez. Walker.
4. RAMSEY, P. II.
A 2t II
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Executors Notice,

NN "Wednesday the 18th day OF April next, I
W will proceed to sell at the plantation known
as the 6 Bussey Place." the real and personal rs,
tate of William, Robertson, deceased, consisting of
LAND, NEGROES, CATTLE, STOCK, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Sc
TERMs-Credt of twelve months from the day
of sale Purchasers to give notes with approved &C.
curity. GEO. G. ROBEhloo-N, E"or
Mar 2S st ~
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DY H. r. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge.
ID field District:
Whereas, James Rushton has applied to me for Letters
Of Administration, on all and singular the goods and
cha,tels, rights and credits o. Lewis Rushton late
of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before nc, at our neIt Ord
nary's Court for the said District, TO be huden at
show cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hanland seal, this End day Of April
in the wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ffty.tive and in the seventy ninth year oil Amer-
Gun Independence ,n,c,,r m
hpri | ~ IL
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Glenn Springs,

TINE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public
i that the above pleasant WATERING PLACE
will be re-opened for the reception Of company on
the LIST of Aprl next, under the management of MIR.
J. C. JANNEY, late of "Janney's Hotel" Co.
umbia, s.. C. The buildings are now in thorough
repair and before April next they will also be hand
somely furnished.
The advantages Of GLENN SPRINGS, as a
Watering Place, and the reputation OF Mr. Janney,
as Hotel keeper, are such as to require no further
notice. l. .. AhlhOk, proprietor.
Feh 7 3m
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale ONE HUN
il DRED and SEVENTY-FlVE e acres Of Land
1t is all in woods, and the best tnbered Of any
Lands in this section Of country. Said Tract ad-
joins lands of Col. W. L. Coleman, Daniel Posey,
Maliehi Cogburn, the Estate Of Lewis Derrick, and
the tract on which the Subscriber resides. If not
previously sold at private sale, it will be disposed of
on the first Monday in October next, on credit
until the first January next.
will also sell, if the purchaser Of the above de-
sircs to buy the highly valuable plantation on which
| live, containing FOUR HUNDRED ACkES:
It is deemed unnecessary to say any thing more Of
these truly excellent Tracts Of Land;
If treated for privately, good bargain can be
obtained.
rB- For further information call on the Subscri-
W. ''' ''' 49, Derrick HOLSONBAKE.
Feb IL ON
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Runaway

EROM the Subscribers residence on the Ridge,
Il during the night of the 5h instant, his negro
man JIM Said negro is oil light complexion. about
five feet eight or ten inches hgh rather stout, with
small scar OH his right check. lie had on, when
he left, light cashmere coat and pants, and fine
pair Of boots
1t is probable that jim is either in the ncighbor
hood of Columbia or Aiken, more probably the
latter
hension and delivery to the jalor at Edgefeld C.
H. Any information thankfully received
NJ B. WEYER.
Ridge, S. c., Jan II If
p Columbia papers please copy tri-weekly until
further notice. and forward accounts to NJ. B. W.
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Ladies' Summer Mantillas.

VTlLLtAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has just
w received fom New York. asupply Of
Ladies' Black Silk, Spring and Summer MAN
TlLLAS, Of new aud elegant styles;
Ladies' White and Coorcd Silk Mantllas;
Ladies' Blk Grcnadne aud Grape Mourning Man
tas of beautiful s,yes.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine the assortment.
\ uotsta April , # II
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Fine Brandy.

"a HAVE on Consignment and 70 GsAaA
sale Two Quarter Cask Of fine I'M - -
ported BRANDY, which will sell low for cash.
This Brandy is of excellent quality aud will suit
the taste of the most fastidious.
S. L. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Mar 90 If 10
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N Office!

"YF RICHARD GIBSON, or his legal representa-
q tives will make application to w. H. ATKINSON,
Esq, in this place, they may discover something to
,iheir advantage. Said Richard Gibson was SOL
fers the war Of 1912, in the Artillery, and was
resident Of this District in 1918.
Mar Ii tf 10
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Edgefeld Male Academy.

YHyHE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have made ample ar
rangements for its conduct during the present year
MIR. WILLIAM McCASLIN and Mr.. ERASMUS
YOUNGBLOOD, two young gentlemen OF fine
Classical education, have the School now in charge.
Both Trustees and Teachers hatter themselves with
the belief that their School will not have its superb
or in the State Either Teacher is qualified to
instruct thoroughly in every branch required for en-
trance into our Colleges, North or South As it is
not probable, from the delay we have unavoidably
encountered in opening the Academy, that we shall
have at any time during the year an neonveniently
large number of Students, those who do come will
enjoy the great privilege OF constant and careful su-
peryison. Parents will at once see this advantage
in its proper light.
We respectfully ask OF our friends, and the friends
of the School, that they will come forward and en-
ter their boys Immediately. The full Scholastic
year will be taught.
Terms.
For the Classical Department: per annum,. S36, 90
Higher Eng. o 32,uO
Ordinary" 2S,0O
Capitol board to be had in pleasant families.
JOHN LlPSCOMB,
R. #. MINIS,
ARTHUR SIAlKINS,
GEO. A. ADDISON, g
LEWIS JONES.
Jan 81 tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-11
Jan "a,
$25 Reward,

z OsT on Saturday the 23d ut., my POCKET
~ BOOK, containing three One Hundred Dol
lar Bills and four Fifty Dollar Bills, with my name
written on the back of one Of the One Hundred
Dollar Bills. A reward of S25 will be given upon
delivery of said Pocket Book and contents, or any
information concerning |, will be thankfully received.
NJ. A. PADGETT.
Jams If 81