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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
THE VILLAGE OF wALHALLA.

A writer in the Greenvills Mountaineer" gives
an interesting of this settlement Of Germans
in tho District Of Pickens In 1852 the first house in
the village was completed. There are now forty
families comfortably and even handsomely housed
The main street of the Village is mile long, with
tasteful coinges on either side for its whole length
The original purchase contained twenty thousand
acres, for which Col. JOSEPH GRESHAM received from
the company $270 1t has proven most fortunate
investment for all concerned Az an instance Of this
a tract o: 1870 ncres was sold ID Mr. SCHROEDER
for 800. He has improved and embellished it to a
very considerable extent and hns recently refused or
it IS 500. A German nobleman, Baron Won GLEIsH'
ENsrErN, has recently been accommodating In that
section with the idea Of settling here portion Of the
peasanuy from his German estates. The Mountain.
eer's" correspondent adds: elf they are such men
and women as saw in and about WalhaIla, they
will be valuable accession TO the population Of the
District and Sinic.''
II ia Furthermore said that tho Lutheran College,
now located th Lexington District will perhaps be
removed 70 this nsw German village The inhabi.
tanls Of the psce spoken Of sober orderly. in
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State of SAptla Carol ina,
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT,
IN .ORDlN AIRY

IN ORDINARY.
DYHT. WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary Of Edgeiield
ID District: r.
Whereas, VIM. H. Elnm has applied to me fol
Letters of Administrations on all and singular r, the
goods and chattles rights and credits Martin Elan
late of the District aforesaid, deceased. ,.r
,neuIsJ ,he kindred and creditors Of The said decsas'
Conr FIR the mid District, to be holden at Edgefed
c. H., on the 18Th day Of October neIt, 70 .how =
cause any, why the said administration should be
Given under nv hand and SEAL this 2S,h day Of Sep
in n. vsr of o,r Lord one thousand eight hundred
and Gfy.Gve, and u the sOth year of American AS'e'
pendence. up,cur n y u :.
Ort3 q y
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ST. Louis, September 25.

BATTLE WITH THE Observation-Disclosures has
been received here Of battle on the North fork
of Putte River, between Col. Harn0y md the
Sioux Indians, which lasted several hours, and
resulted in the defeat of the Indians. who. lost
100 warriors killed, and 30 women and children
prisoners Col. Harney lost 6men killed and 6
wounded,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

that he can nuub.sSany warm friends in Charleston
and The Par.ass. In his native Db.riet he has ever
.sof from the serambliug for Office which pro.
.-<fis TOO generally among our wond'be Legislator
His genuine modes,y and high sense Of propriety alike
forbade his participation in the demoralizhe system
Yet he has been appreciated by his fellow. citizens
and drawn into their services, again and again, o
manner honorable TO himself as we'll creditable 10
them The Legislature of South Carolina could not ele
vate to the high position Of Governors more rustwor'
ih4 OF q more hieh toned Cnrolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
THAT VEST.

THE junior proprietor and general superintendent
of the Aduertser" has received that handsome vest
from the house of NEwBY G. Co. He requests US to
express his high appreciation Of the gift at is not
only fine and beautiful article, but exactly suited to
his taste' Those are his words NEWLY g. Co.
know how to do the gentee .hing every way, and
especially in This matter of extending little courtesies
and favors to the ,oiling printer. Why should not
every one do likewise !,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

G| The Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions commenced its sitting ut this place day
before yesterday, Judge WITHERs presiding. His
Honor is looking unusually we'll. pleasant term is
anticipated. There is no great amount Of litigation
The criminal docket too is small. Business seems to
be we'll prepared. And the wheels of the Court are
upon the W. ole, rolling more smoothly than USUAL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

RAILROAD AccIDEKT.-On Wednesday night,
the passenger train on the Wilmington and
Manchester Rond was thrown off the track, by
running over nino cows. Fortunately, there
WAS no loss of life, or injury to any of The pas
sengers.
1t is strange that, on bright moonlight night,
such an accident should occur. As usual, no.
body was 10 bame--but The COWS, for sleeping
on The track-South Cnrollninn.
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0be aouertisfr,
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. c:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1855.

~" In Richmond County, Ga, ANDREWS TX. NJ
is $50 votes ahead of JoHNsoN-LAMAR TX. NJ is
l42 votes ahead Of STEPHENs-MILLER is nearly
200 votes ahead Of WALKER, and MlLLEDaE and
BARTON are elected Representatives.
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|HE EDGEF1ELD ADVERTISER
b rustisaEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
w. F. DURlSOE & SON.
VpBRNR@a


wol DOLLARS per year, If paid In advance Two
LIARS aud Fifty CENTS If not paid within sis
h'hs--and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
ration Of The year. All subscriptions not distinct.
limited at the time uf subscribing, will be consider.
b made for an indefinite period, and will be con-
d until all arre are paid, at the option of
Publisher. Subscriptions from other States must
ARiABtY be accompanied with the CASH.
DxERrIsEaENrs will be conspicuousy inserted at
Square Q2 lines or Iess) for the first in.
iofs, and af cents for each subsequent insertion.
ea only H1elished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
mo w.l be charged. All Advertisements not having
desired number of insertions marked OF the mar
uill be continued until forbid and charged accor-
kE.
bose desiring to advertise BY the year can do SO on
rai tsrus-it being distinctly understood that con-
6 Sor yearly advertising confined to The imms.
I, Legitimate business of the firm or individual
sfnetiIg Transient Advertisements must be paid
in advance.
or. announcing. i. Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
fANcs.
or Advertising. .Estrays TolIed, Two Dollars, to be
q by the Magistrate advertising.
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AN AGRICULTURAL APPEAL.

WE appeal 10 tlc 1dTmeIB OI GuSeueiu III oeholI
the recently instituted movement in State 10 ad
vance the interests of their calling The ecr is to
establish State Agricultural Society that shall be
efficient for good. To this result, money is ab
soutely necessary. Ii is required TO establish CEN
trail agricultural publication, which shnl at once be
the organ Of the Association and the instrument of
dfusng the right kind of agricultural information
II is needed moreover fot the first Of series
of agricultural Faisto be holden annually at the cap.
tai of South Carolina. Many substantial farmers ore
already enlisted in this most necessary enterprise; and
it is earnestly hoped that thousands Of others through:
out the State are ready 10 cooperate at wor: Tho
plants secure n sufficiently Of life:members At $25
apiece, to aorda respectable treasury at lie outset
Thus far the prospect is decidedly cheering At the
for nation Of the society in August, two thousand
dollars were readily obtained upon these fe-member-
ships. Since them, many other farmers have stepped
forward in the noble cause with alacrty natural to
the generous and spirited prompngs Of their vocation.
in Abbeville alone, about four thousand dollars have
been subscribed upon the plan above indicated. In
Edgefed believe but little has yet been accom-.
pshed. The calculation, however, is to do great
deal from this time and especially during the pen.
ding term of our Court of Commun Please. Messrr.
S. S. .ToMrKINs, G. A. ADDISON and other gentle.
men throughout the District ore apponteda committee
for Edgefed 10 receive the signatures Of such persons
as desire TO become life members of the Associa-
ton. The editor of the "Adpcrtiser" is also connec
ted with them in that duty Our business is with the
farmers and planters of Edgefeld. Without design
to Aatter believe them to be pure and public.
spirited can be found in any part Of our coun.
try. The earnes. hope is INDUCED that they Will
lend their assistance readily and gladly for tho fur
,herance If the high purposes had in view by our
State Agricultural Society. 1t should be regarded
not only a. duty, but privilege, to enter upon
work that has for its sole object the amcIioraon Of
the agricultural interests of South Carolina. Not to
insult the liberal instincts Of farmers ny dwelling
on the obvious course which their patriotism and pro.
fesuional pride must suggest to them in this matter,
We only add that the above indicated committee ara in
waitingo receive the Of lfemembers and 10 for
ward thom AK soon as possible the Executive Commit.
tee of tho Association Edgeeid to be outdone in
the susenance Of SO imporan. undertaking as TINT
here held up before her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Hdiud JIG Ao0uo AVA HeAS'
sT1HE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT or
i LAND on which he now. lives. situated on
Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusta,
We'll adapted to the cultivation Of Cotton and Grain,
containing
ll76 Acres, -
more or less. Between five and six hundred acres
Of cleared land one hundred Of which Is irss qna!.
~ low grounds. and one hundred acres fresh, whilst
,s baanc. Of the cleared land ia in fair state OF
cultivation. The place has several fine springs on
IL ON the premises are all necessary buildings.
I, i, =. healthy, moral aud intelligent location a
can be- found in the District. 49,. =
-AiSO-
One other Tract continuing FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, lying near the juno
,ure of The }caverdam aud Turkey Creeks. on
the premises are all necessary oulbuldings,. With
several pood springs. The place is healthy, oea'ca
in fine neighborh"od, and well adapted to sn'aA
force. :. .;,,..,, ,i;,.,
The above lands will be sold on accommodating
terms aud il desired, negro property, at tar Pf,ces
will be taken in payment ] wilt take PleasuI
showing the lands to any who may wish to porcna.>
or any information given by addressing the sue
bcr at Woodawn, s. c. 81 d. 90
Oct e - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Camp Meeting,

TIE Camp Meeting at Bethlehem will embrac,
the second Sabbath in October, commencing on tho
Thursday evening previous thereto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Teacher Wanted
Notice.

HNIIE Notes and Accounts due the firm Of
i. Brindly & Rosen,ond, Hamburg. nre left with
Mr.. r. Jasper DELPHI, for collection Persons due
the said firm will do well to call and settle, rs longer
indulgence cannot be expected.
JOEL. CURRY Assignee.
Oct. 3, u" 80.
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PERSONAL.

The sub,crlber leatns that a.tspot has bsen put IN
circulation which may be calculated TO affect Lis
prospects in the approaching election for Ordinary
Unpleasant as tits to come thua before the public In
the contradiction of silly and unfopnded rumor yet
il ia sometimes necessary. -
The report to which allusion iss made, is that the
subscriber is foreigner by BIRTH is simply untrue
His parents were foreigners French refugees from the
island Of St. Domingo who sought home In the South
about the year 1893 The subscriber himself was
born in Charleston and has been living in Edgefeld
District thirty.one years. $3.50
1t is hoped that this statement will be amply suffi-
csns to eIhib.to the people of Edgeeld the malicious
and false character of thereport in question.
WF. DURISOE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Oct 2
Valuable Property for Sale.

IEIIlE undersigned, intendingto move to Georgia
Il in n short time, Offers for sale the following
valuable property in lla'nburg-tisles indispusablc.
The DWELLING no US e and LOT on Market,
Corner Of Snowdcn Street. running through to
Mercer Street The Dwelling and Kitchen are OF
brick, covered with tin. On the Lot is q Carriage
House, Stable, and nil nec ssary ou,building":
The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite the
American Hotel, ON which is q large TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stores and
Dwellinc-lot running through to Cobb Street. On
the latter Street is large back Store.
The LOT on Corner Market and Lcarenwortn
Streets, running through to Mercer Street On this
10, il a new On. and half Story HOUSE, plas-
tered and painted
-AlSO--
FIVE HUNDRED SHARES Hamburg and
Edpc6eld Plank Riad Stock.
The above property will be so,d on aseommooa-
ting terms, OF exchanged for land in Southern Geof-
gia, or negroes. H. -. hENN'S 90
Hamburg, Oct 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

- SALE day and Court brought very large
crowd 10 this place on Monday. 1t was not only a
large but well-looking crowd. There was however
more liquor in circulation than usual. Where it
came from, could net 30 well be seen. But come it
did, and that too to the fuddling Of good many
noddes No fighting howerer-In fact, no dstur.
hance of anv kind
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Sale of Real Estate,'

THE Subscriber will sell at public sale. on tho
i first Monday in November next, at Edgeheld
C. H., the Tract Of Land on which she now resides
six miles from Edgefed Village, in the fork OF Big
and Little Turkey Greeks, containing
Four Hundred and Forty Acres,
And adjoining lands of Avory Bland, Johnson
Bland, Dr. ". s Mobley and others.
About Two hundreds acres Of the Tract are forest,
the remainder cleared and under good fences. On
the premises are good Dwelling house. Gin House,
Screw, Negro Houses and all other suitable ont;
buildings. This land is remarkably we'll ~a.ered
with springs and streams, and there is on the Tract
abou. One hundred and fifty acres Of fertile low
grounds, Of which nearly one half is in high state
OF cultivation. :
: To prevent any dispute about titles, the above
land will be solf by consent Of parties interested,
on credit Of one and two years, With interest from
date, the purchase money to be amply secured: >,
MARTHA MOSELEY.
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THE LATEST From RoRFoLK AND pORrsMorH

THE LATEST FROM MN0Bf0LE AND P0RTSMOTH
A letter received at Richmond, dated Norfolk
5o'clock Am. Monday, says ihet the first frost
has been experienced there eleaight before. .
Dr.. Gordon, Health officer for tho port OF
Norfolk, says thore is no abatement Of the fever,
except for lack Of victims. He thinks the dis.
ease is more malignant than it has ever been,
carrying off many in from 4s TO 10 hours He
thinks none will escape the scourge.
On Saturday it is estimated that there were
abou, 40 deaths; and on Sunday morning about
81 were buried.
There were 10 deaths reported at Portsmouth
as having occurred on Sunday and but seven on
Monday.
The Richmond Dispatch says:
The mortality among the doctors on Satur.
day was surprising. Five pbysicias died on
that day in Norfolk and Portsmouth, viz: DR..
Capry, of New York, Dr. billiard of Montg"m
cry, Ala, and Dr.. Burns, in Norfolk; and ~.
Rizer. of Philadelphia, and Dr.. Walter, of Bal
limore, in Portsmouth. Dr.. Rizer had left
Portsmouth and returned home once, but went
back again and fell victim 10 the plague. This
is the largest mortality in one day among the
physicians, except on the 5th September, when
seven died.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Cheap Carpets,

TT7ILLlAM SHEAR, Augustn. Ga, has just
w received from New York, supply Of Brus-
sells CARPETS, Of new and beautiful styles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Land at Public Sale,

rEllIE Undersigned us the Executor Of the Lite
b Vim. Bruns.n. deed, will offer at public
se, to the highes, bidder, ut Edgcfed Court House
on the first Monday in November next. the TRACT
OF LAND upon which the said VIM. Brunson
decd, resided at the time Of his death, continuing
Four Hundred and fifty Acres,
More or less. situated miles from Edge6eld c. IT,
on the Edgefeli Il Chea,ham Plank Road: and ad-
jniuing lands Of John I1oliingswor.h, S. F. Goode,
Charles Thomas and others.
Terms, one and two years credit with good per-
sonal security. DANIEL BRUNSON, Ex'or.
Ort st 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

Superior Thrce-Py CARPETS. of rich and
splendid Patterns, and all at very low prices. The
public are respectfully invited TO call and examine
the assortment.
Aupusia Oct if 38
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Negro Cloths and Blankets.

O the Augusta Manufacturing Company and
Schley's SUPERIOR NEGRO CLOTHS Of diAe.
rent styles, warranted all wool filling, which will be
sold at very low prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

An assortment of new style FALL. PRINTS, t.
all Of which he respectfully invites the attention u
the public. WILLIAM SllEAR.
Augusta, Oct 2. If 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
English Prints.

SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia
w has Just received from New York supply
Of English PRINTS, Of new and beautiful styles
suitable for the Fall season. Also superior Mcrri-
mack and other American PRINTS, Of the --latest
styles.
Augusta, Oct II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
THE Georgetown Is. C) Pee Dee Tim

says:
"Our harvest of the rice crop is rapidly ap-
proaching close nt the end OF most propi.
tious season-the weather being hot and dry
until within the Iast few days. 1t is now cool
anG pleasant, a1d the chill. and fever cases are
lesseuinp in number"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Linen Sheetings.

TUST received by the Subscriber. from New
q York, nm additional supply Of superior 1874
LINEN SHEETINGS, which he will sell at
very low prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Sherif,s Sale.

Sheriff3s Sale. ~
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Calvin Vaughn, Applicant, Ssssn'oss
IN
James Vaughn and others, Def'ts. Partition
DY virtue Of an order from II, 7. Wright Esq,
ID Ordinary Of Edge6cd District. In the above
stated cnseI Il shall proceed IN sell on the FIRST Mon
day in November next at Edge6eld C. II, the Real
Estate Of Amy Vaughn, deo'd,, consisting Of one
Tract Of Land containing Ono Hundred fl00l Acres
more or less, situated in the District aforesa and
bnnnded by lands Of John Mobley and aapes
Vaughn.
TERMia-A credit Of twelve months from day Of
sail. The purchaser will be- reqpised to give bond
with ample security to tho Ordinary to secure the
purchase aansy. Costs to be paid in cash..
LEWIS JONES s. E. D.
sheriR Office, Sept. % St 3S
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one Week Later from Europe.
kRIvAI OF THE STEAMER AMERICA
sEALI OF SEYASTOPOL! =
! aIHlRIY IHQuSANn killed

THIRTY THOUSAND KILLED j
Flrif1x, Sept 27.-The steamer America
arrived with Liverpool dates of September
'h. =.
he brings the important news that Sebasto-
ssas taken by the Allies on The 9th after
ee days bombardment and six unsuccessful
iaisss;
ehs,ioss Of the Allies was 10000 men. The
1pch lost Eve Generals including Bosquet.
he Russians evacuated tbc. town after blow
up tfe defences, sinking the ships and burn
tae houses. Nothing but slnoldering ruins
. o left- ~.."-
Ae alliss we're marching along the coast to
loft ihe, retreat Of the Russian army.
.otton was easier owing to an ad ance in the
K sfate Of interest. Sales of the week 49,
bafess -;
Brsadstaffs dnll and unchanged. Consols
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

A large assortment Of White and Gray BLAN-
kETS, to all Of which he respectfully invites the
attention Of Planters. WM. SHEAR.
Augusta Oct # is
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THE GREAT NEWS.

BY this time every one has heard that Sebasopol is
fallen We refor the reader to another column for all
the dispatches we have been able gather, throwing
light upon this immense piece Of intelligence. Thou
sands of minds the world nomen,ly specula-
ting upon the probable consequences of this grand
catastrophe. Outsiders everywhere are cudgelling
their brains to arrive rational conclusion AZ to
the course Russia and tho Allies respectively, are likely
to PURSUE In Western Europe, amid the gorifcation
with which this longhoped-for success has been re-
ceved thereis of course other idea than that tho
Russian Bear IL down, battered bruised, besrnenred
with gore, his mangled paws upfted in eager depre
cation Of Allied veangance. In Russia, amid the
CONSERVATION tha, has doubtless followed upon the
heels Of this great disaster the rayng notes of the
Cossack buge have perhaps for the time being lost
their accustomed power to enknde the ardour OF BAT
tie. But the winter is coming on and the campaign Of
1855 must speedily close. Western enthusiasm will
have ample time to cool down to the point of calm
reflection; while the Russian cohorts will have abun.
dan scope and opportunity for reng their ranks and
re.enkindling their dampened enthusiasm. Inhe mean
time there will be five or six months Of frigd
weather, we'll suited to the opening Of new proposals
for peace and the enactment of newE negotiations.
What is TO be the result, of course no man knows.
Neither ALEXANDER, nor NAPOLEON, nor NIcToRIA's'
Premier would pretend to say more just now than
that they will be guided entirely by circumstances
Ye, there is a set of men over here in America who
will know, or at any rate say they know, pretty much
all about the whole matter within fortnight from the
day this great intelligence reached our shores. We
mean the busy, everwaking never.sleep'ng, shrewd-
ly-speculaire, and alwaysplausible editors Of the
several New York Dailies. What an occasion for
them is the fall of poor Sebas,opol! With what
grins of ecsta,c delight must they have snatched
at their pens and when st it was announ'
ced that the allied banners waving in triumph
from her fated buitements. No time for I+oja.fut
sympalhies with them. Tho eager world Of Ameri-
can readers mus, be posted up Immediately as to what
may be expected next and those workshops of the
brain, sometimes known editorial sanctums, am all
in stir to present the best possible analysis of matters
as they now stand between the Great Begerenss and
an oracuIar announcement Of the results that must
flow therefrom. What if we presume to take a hand
at prophesy with these veterans Of the quill! We
should simply say that provided Sebastopol is really
crushed and tho Russians unequiyocay whipped, 'hs
last canon of this mighty either has been fred or
soon will be. OF fcourse We take the usual precauton
of leaving oursel Dephic hole or two 10 creep out
at in case We should be wide ofihe mark.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
A Wagon for Sale.

A N excellent two horse WAGON for sale cheap
~ for cash, apply 10
Oct 2 At 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
FOR SALE,

rTHE STORE HOUSE, mex. East Of T. H. Sui
l. livans, 80 feet front and 60 Deep containing
three rooms below, one above, and g"od cellar.
THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con-
tanning about three acres.
ONELOT on the branch adjoining c. L. Refo.
K. T. MINIS.
Oct9 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Augusta, October l, 1855.
Unde aking.

HAVING added to our extensive Cabinet Es-
L i Enlistment Coffin WarcrOOm, we
are now prepared tn furnsh FlSk'S celebrated
METALLIC BURIAL CASES aud COFFiNS
of every size and style OF finish ut the shortest
notice.
Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive prompt
attention ii left at MIR. j. Is. Pl.AIIS residence
on Ellis Street, in rear Of the store.
C. A. PLATT & co.
Auoustn Oct Am 80