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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

OUCH is the name and style Of q Monthly Peril
- odical, the publication Of which purpose, thg
Lord willing, to commence on the FIRST Monday in :
January next. The main design Of this Journal is >
for the discussion of all subjects pertaining Chris
tian faith and practice. Additional to this we shall
presen, such articles of literary character original
and selected, as will have "a tendency to refine the
ta.te and elevate the sentiment OF the reading pub
lic Politics also, considered as science. and as
affecting the principles of Law and Governments
and more especially the mighty movements OF The:
nations, as they work out the designs OF God, wilt
claim due and proper attention; Bnt Politics de'
Graded TO The sauabbles Of demagoeues and actions.
will be utterly eschewed and repwiiatcd.
Az respects matters purely religious We shall, Of
cour,e ad yoca,e the principles o the Baptist Com
muni,v os derived from the Scriptures, aud rrpub--
lish from standard and other respectable works, ar
,icle. pertaining to our own Literature !; but oor
columns will be
Open to afi of Every Name, -
For the defence and advocacy Of their principles.
claiming only the right to Judge Of the suitabeness
Of all articles for insertion, and to make such criti
cism on them as may be deemed expeaicnt.
In this undertaking we have the satisfaction o
announcing that several gentlemen Of eminent abili
ty and ut,ainmcnts have kindly engaged to render
US occasional assistance.
Ihe journal VIII coDtalu COn1 VI
reading matter, and such adyertisemenss ns our
friends may favor us with, not Inconsistent
character Of the work,-makng at The end tho
wear neat volume Of 4S0 pages, suitable for binds
ing in book form. - ~.
With regard to the mechanical execution Of the
work we deem the announcement, that this viii be
under the direction Of the Messrs DURrsoE, sufi-
cient guaranty for its faithful and tasteful perform
onceSand without further words, encouraged BY
the expressions of good will and promises Of sub
stantia aid from many friends. we throw the mat
ter before the people with an assurance Of every,
effort to render satisfaction for the support that may
be extended to Us, and respectfully ask them to ss
the "LIGIIT" shine. -
eE Our terms Of subscription are Two DoLLAks
per Year, in aduanec, on receipt Of the first NUM-
ber. Ministers of the Gospel, of every denomins-
tion, who may be unable to comply With The terms,
win be supplied with cory each, on application.
T A list for tho signatures Of all WHO wish to
encourage the work. NAV b. found at tho Post Office,
and also at the Advertiser" Office.
B-AI letters or communications addressed to
Undersigned will recsiye prompt attention. :.5s-
E. l.. WlIATLEY.
Editor and Proprie tor. ;.
EdgeGclI, S. c., Oct. 18th, 1855. ~
,sE Editors anil Publishers friendly to the enter,
prise will confer favor by giving the above two OF
three insertions.
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A paI,pARI,E HIT.

The" Souihron," of Orangeburg thus handsomely
takes up hearaliing of his advent into the world
of NewSpaperdom:
The EdgefeId Aduerti.er in its last tissue has the
following Paragraph.
"Mr. P. H. Larey has relinqushed the edtorshp of
tho " Edsto Clarion" and that paper is now passed
into another, called "The Souihron," to be conduc.
not forth an uncertain sound while in life. Even in
death, It's echoes still reverberaie up and down tho
sinuoses of the darky linpid Edisto. The South.
ron" will doubtless catch up the perishing strain
And send the bold challenge, with
shadoWy mock,
From valley to valley again."
In reference to the above, the gentleman who has
thu honor Of being gazotted az Mr.. Ellis" esteems
it due to others to say, that whatever Of praise, or
blame may attach to the Editorial management Of
"The Souhron," will not be his exclusively that
department is under the control of others, with him
self
Tho Editors too, have word to say in tho way of
modest disclaimer. They will certainly disappont
not play upon the "soft bugle," and though they
might venture to try "horn," they have no assiI.
rance of being thereby enabled perform for that
pershing strain, the Office Of the nymph who had
"her homo in the rock" As it has reached Edgefed,
will not the Aduertiser como to its aid, and shew
what Beaver dam and Turkey creek can dot
Pre,tily said and we'll turned gentlemen! But your
Mr. EhLIs mistakes US II ne suppofes We meant any
personal slight by gazetting him as "a Mr.. ELLIS
II that had been intention, we should certainly
have written it !" one Mr.. ELLIS Please believe us
when We assure you that really did not so expect
to 6e understood. We lacked the initials of Mr. e. at
the time and used the indefinite article on that
count only.
In The LATER part Of our very short notice we find
since it has back home, rather more Of Asiatic
Aoridity than we thought was there. But this was In.
tended entirely in that playful way which editors fire.
quently adopt in dull seasons to keep themselves
alive.
We have only to add that the SOuthron gives decid-
ed promise of doing " the State some SERVICE" and
all concerned in its advancement have our bestwshes
for complete suceess
We yield without a mufmur to that Bearerdam
and Turkey creek swipe.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

0. W. Allen and others, D., T.. D-,.
ps Blu TOR Pdrft n
Hannah Allen and others.
DY Virtue of an Order from Chancellor Ward.
ID law, shall proceed 10 sell ut Edgsfcd Court
House on the first Monday in November next, q,
public outcry, the following Tracts Of Land, to Wit
Tract No /, containing four hundred acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of John s. Smycy, Georg.
STROLLER and others.
Trac, No Q, situate in the District aforesaid. con.
aining four hundred and three acres, more or less
and adjmnng lands Of the said JOHN s. Smycy and
George. STROLLER.
TratfNo 8, containing five hundred and fourteen
acres, adjoining the above tracts.
Tract No 4, containing four hundred and sixteen
acres, more or less, and bounded as above.
TERMS OF SALE-Cosls to Be paid in cash. tn.
balance Of the purchase money on credit Of one
and two years from the day Of sale. Purchasers
will be required to give bonds with approved cure
tics, TO SECURE the purchase money. ;
A. SlMKlNS, c.E.E.D.
Oct Is Alto 40
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, 2
INCHANCERY. 80

Cornelia 8. Cox,
Nathaniel Cox and others, by BillJor Partition
their Guardian, ad item, - =.
Arthur Simkius -.
pY virtue Of On order Of tho Court Of Equity in
I'D this case, will proceed to sell on the premi-
ses, on Wednesday the 7,h day Of November next,
the following real estate of Henry Cox decd latter
the Dwelling House. out buildings, together with
forty acres acres Of land of the tract described l
the Bill, adjoining the Dwelling House, have been
cut off and assigned to the widow Cornelia s: CoT0
viz: Three several parcels or Tracts Of Iand spa-
ted in Edgefeld District, to wit, One Tract con.
taining two hundred and ninety.four and hall
acres. Another Trnct containing thirty:nne and
one quarter acres-Also, another Tract containing
eighty-ivc and thrce,foprth acres. : .5,9-..
The land to be sold ON credi. OF twelve months
from the day Of sale; except as to much thereof rs
will be sufficient to pay costs OF the suit, which
must be paid in cash. The purchase money to be
secured BY bonds with at lsa.ttw9 good g0odpe
Oct is, Il 20
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EQUESTRIANISm.

THERE is new touch in soms of the Northern
Fairs 1t Is the offering Of prizes for the best speci'
mems of female eques,raniom. Some striking e1hibi'
lions in this line have been theresult. The accom-
plishmen, i. certainly beautiful one forour fair 'ls'
tsrs We saw two graceful ladies dash by our cottage
the other day on their feet s,eeds., We were sick
and languid, and leaning upon couch 'Stltour lace
to the window at the time The beautiful sight really
acted ppon us as q tonic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
THE NEW ERA.n

TuIs is Know Nothing Sheet, publish.dae Colum
bin s. c., by J. NJ. CURTIS & Co. Its purpose is tc
kdyance Americanism. We have net the pleasure o
knowing the gentlemen who have launched this new
Pr.s.crait upon the times. We judge however, from
hs frat number before US, that they will afford their
sader~ fully the usual amount Of satisfaction Their
Isper presents quite neat appearance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
tDY H. T. WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary of Edgeifeld
I'D District.
Whereas, H. c. Turner has applied to mo for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
goods andchattles, rights and credits Of Wm o. Lowry
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
sngular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before me, at next Ordinary
Court for the said District TO bs holden at Edgefeld
C. H., on the 5lh day of November next, to show
cause If any, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day of Oct
in The year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fiyve, and in the 8Oth year Of American lnde.
pendence. - =
$ OFT IL -. 2ts 40
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ANew Conner.

VIZ welcome to existence our neighbor, the !" Ham
prr Courier" ]. neat paper, published by S. s
nowaE, as $500 per annum in advance. aHorus
pleasure 10 SEQ the wants of Hamburg, IN respect
town newspaper, so speedily re.supplied. ou'
there ought certainly to foster it intt
,ei.cth and vigor of lfe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

1S~ SEE THos. BRENNAN's advertisement He Is
King sale of IN enormous stock Of goods at the
ati.s. possible profits. His object being to change
firm and reduce his stock rapidly, great bargains
[ay t,e rsckoned upon by purchasers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
ShcriH''s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Tyre Ethcrdgc,
} Writ IN For. dffdcht.
Morgan NJ. Gru5bs.
DY virtue Of m order from his Honor Judge
- Wthers, in the above stated case, shall
proceed to sell on the first Monday in November
next, at Edgefed Court House, One Buggy and
Harness, and one set Of Dentists Tools, levied on
under the said Writ OF Attachment. as the property
d the Defendant Morgan Nj. Grubbs.
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s.E.D.
Oct Is St AZ
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Administrators A Sale,

DY an order from II. T. Wright, Ordinary Of
ID Edgefeld District, win proceed 10 sell at
the Lower Cherokee Ponds, on Thursday the lst
day of November next, the following property be-
longing to the Estate of John L. Morris, decd, viz
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Crop Of Corn, Fodder, &C., Stock Of Mules, Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, and such other property rs is usually
found on q farm OF like dimensions.
TERMs.-On credit Of twelve months, except
sums under $40, which must be paid in cash. Pur-
chasers will be required TO give notes with two good
securities, before the delivery Of the properly
WM L. ANDERSON, hdm'or.
John l.. Morris, deed.
Oct 10 3t 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
Land for Sale f!

THE Subscriber being desirous Of @wk
l. moving West, offers for sale the f.H,
TRACTOR LAND on which he now si
lives, containing Two hundred and Ten ,il1a
Acres. Said land ds situate ION the -waten-of,Dr
Greek and on Mo'Nary's Ferry Road, about three
miles ffam Lofts P. O. About sixty acres c'eafed,
mostly frcsk-the balanceis fine woodland. 80"
Fosfqrther ilfurmatlan apply tathe suescT,oer
on the premises. f.W. sotkE;
'Nun 8 Il SV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
From tho War.

S,nc,.,,, ht little Of interest has been
Rta tar ..--.ss..--.-~.
aank. The Russians were fortfying Northern Sebas'
topo and intended 10 hold it. Deserters had reported
,tha, the Russian soldiery were demoralized by the
late defeat 1t is rumored that Prince Gortschakoff
will sooa evacuate The North Forts. Austria was
RstilI desirous OF mediating.
The Liverpool cotton market had slightly declined.
Flour coffee, bacon-in fact, every thing else but cot
ton firm. Hard luck, that We should be the only
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

A Buffalo Chief, the head man of the Chip
pewa nation, died lately in the Lake Superior
region, at the advanced age Of one hundred
wears. He is said to have been noted for his
rare integrity, wisdom in council. power as an
orator, and magnanimity as awarrio. His fu-
neral pageant was attended by a large concourse
of Indians.
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Rail Road Meeting.
Lost,

Lost,
A T Curryton, on Wednesday night 6zsga
n 10th inst, a small Green PORT sgssa
MONEY, containing near Nine Dollars. QszsaEXS
-onc new ST bill South Carolina Bank, unc 81
bill Geo. e;ia money, and two 81 bills On Carolina
Banks, with some small change. Also, Note
given by the Subscriber to B. c. Bryan, for SlO9,
with interest from January last, which Note can
celIcd on sale-day last. All persons are hereby
cautioned against trading for the above described
Note. Any information concerning said Port
money will be thankfully received, and the finder
libcrally rewarded. l.. S. JOHNSON.
Ort II If 40
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Interestinr Ietters.

WE, pre- in receipt Of one or two very interesting
bser. ftom Europe. But they have come to hand too
,e for 10 to make any, use of them this week. Al
do no, bear upon tho Eastern intelligence or the
rsskets, they will be none the worse Tor weeks ae'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
sTATESOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Nancy Sarah Quarles, by her
proehcin ami, Geo. Boswell,
uysr..l,o,

Samuel W. Gardner,
Mary Ann Quarles and others.
T)Y virtue Of an Order: from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this cause, will proceed to sell at the
plantation Il the late Startling Quarles, on Thursday
the 18th day Of December next, the following Real
and Personal Estate, Of which the said Quarles died,
seized and possessed, to wit:
One Tract or parcel Of Land situated in the Dis.
trict and State aforesaid, on waters of Stevens
Creek and Savannah River, and containing four
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
John 2. Mays, Samuel W. Gardner, Mrs Margaret
I.aul,an and lands of the Estatc Of Allen Anderson,
deed, and others. Also,
A LIKELY lot of Negroes,
1umurring uUuu' twenty. rIrsrI; Il t5rtrx ur rrurrs
Cattle, Hos, Sheep. Household and Kitchen Fur
niure, Plantation Tools, implements Of husbandry,
and any supply Of provisions that may be on hand.
This property will be sold on credit Of twelve
months, except ss 10 MI sums under ten dollars and
as to so much thereof as will be sufficient to defray
the costs Of this suit, which must be paid in cash
The purchase money TO be secured by bonds with
ample suretirs. A. SlMklNS, C. z. z. D.
Oct Is, ct 40
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Living on the By.Iaws

The following, from the +" Buffalo Erpress," can't
be said to be bad:
witty gentleman Of this city, speaking of friend
who was postsated by illness, remarked that could
hardly recover since his constitution was all gone.
If his consultation is all gone, said bysiander,
III do not ho,r he lives at all, " Oh responded
he wag. F." he lives on the bylaws"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EOUITY

1N E0CAA
NJ. l.. Martin, Executor Of
>, Robt. Martin, dec'd., =.
John Marsh,
Nj. flankinSon and others.
DY virtue of an order from Chancellor .Job
ID Johnston in this case, | will sell Mt Edgefeld
c. H.. on the first Monday in noxt month (Novcnl'
ber) the following
Negro Property,
included in the deed Of marriage settlement be.
tween John Marsh and wife, viz:
Abram and his wife Bush, Isaac and his wife
Nlilly, Moses, Eliza and her children Isaac, Rcbec-
ca, Henry, Joe and Leanah
TERMs-Credii Of twelve months from day Of
sale. Purchasers to give Bonds with approved
sureties 10 secure the purchase money.
On the Thursday succeeding l will sell on the
premises the remaining personality included in the
aforesaid marriage settlement on the same terms as
above. A. SISikINS, c. z. E.. d.
Oct Is, 1855. Ate 40
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-MRUT ONE MONTH";

UNDER this caption the " "Mississippian" Weekly
Journal appeals to the Democrats of Mississippi to be
up and doing, for the time is Short The prospects
Of the party are said to be very encouraging in almost
every part of the State desperate effort is making
by the opposition, which we are informed is com.
bnaton Of every hue and ism that party ZEAL reckless
faction, reachery and personal hatred can bring TO-
gether. Gov. McRAE is confident Of carrying tho
State by large majority. The news from the sea.
shore counties is highly cheering We see an accoun.
Of great debate in Carroll County, in which the
Know Nothings were numerically thrashed. Gen.
FREEMAN was the Democratic hero of the occasion
He Stayed two antagonists in open fight, and at the
close Of the day, the enemy had "emigrated," as
letter-writer humorously observes. The huzzahs of
the untered they dispersed at nightfall through
the dense forest which surrounded the place. are said
TO have resembsd "the wild shouts Of RoDERIcK DHu
and his clnnsmen, bidding defiance to all enemies"
They must have felt glorious indeed In Jackson
county, the Know Nothing lodges are said to have
dsbanded; and similar intelligence appears from
other quarters Of the State. The eloquent VOICE of
Senator Blown is striking terror into his opponents
at all his various appointments. Upon the whole,
great victory is anticipated by the Democracy The
other side would doubtless present different view of
matterr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
THE CAMP AT KINGS MoUNrA1N.

THE CAMP AT KINGS MOUNTAIN.
A magnificent account of the Kings Mountain Gel.
ebra,ion has just reached in the last Yorkvills
i" Enquirer TOO late, regret to say, for us to
make my considerable use Of it in our present mum.
ber. 1t is a graphic and glowing piere OF compost.
lion; and wben Col JOHN PREsros'a oraiion is pub.
rne occasion should be bound in the same pamphlet
We must content ourselves for the present with eI
tracing the description Of the camp Of the pilgrim,
on the eve of the great day
Returning to the camp, We were surprised and de.
lighted, than ever with the soul stirring scene
presented to view Scattered here and thers on the
surrounding hills, and in the intervening glens fol
the eye could reach and even far beyond the range
of single glance, pitched at least thousand
tents, of every shape, size and fashion, all reecting
goldenly the last rays Of bright, Autumna sunset
and passing to and fro, mingng together, exchanging
the greetings extending the congratulations, and in.
duging the pleasures of friendly social meeting. were
innumerabe throngs Of all ages and conditions Of men
women and children-the gray.haired old man whn
even now remembers as if it were yesterday the
firing Of the guns on the day OF The battle which,
seventyfve years gnne, he has 10 ceebrats-the
venerable mairon bringing her widows mite to the
common altar; full.grown,, vigorous manhood with
the proud blood of the Revolution beating at the heart
and pnsatng more and more quickly through every
vein-the rude country lad, the city "swel," the
bouncing lass the gay, dashing belle the gallant SOL
dier, the erect, independent back-w oodsman, and
last of all, many careless, dey.maytake. speci.
men Of "our peculiar insiitn,ion"-a congregaied
together as if by one common thought, bent upon q
day Of rejoicing and entering eagerly upon the task
o! it was splendid glorious piclure-in comparison
with that which seyen,y-fve years ago broke upon
the calm stiffness of that mountain, enough 10 fill the
patriot heart full TO overflowing, and make every
nerve 10 thrill with the intensest emotions of thank.
fulness and joy! When night came down, the thou.
sand camp.fires turned it into day, and sent upward
and around bright, urd glare, lighting up still The
splendid panorama, and giving to the scene effect
yet more sublime, more touching, more roustirring
The hum of ten thousand voices, the tramp of men
and horses the shouts Of gadness peal. Of laughter,
and the shr whoop Of the mountaineer, known alone
to the mountains; the roll of the drum, the Reessant
firing Of the ve!ed, i.reated sentry, and to drown
them all, the inspriting strains Of martial music
which, discoursed alternately by the several Bands in
camp reverberated again and again through hill and
gen all woke up TO life the realm where solitude and
silence had been wont TO reign and gave TO the
new interest which mono who witnessed it can ever
forget. spec,ucle more peculiar, strangely aitrac.
tive and picturesque it surely seldom falls to the lot
of men 10 witness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
T.,<heran College.

IT II in contemplation to establish College at Now
erry c. H., to be under the care Of the Lutheran sy'
Cd. The several denominations Of Christians amongst
arc indeed taking upon themselves this whole ousl'
Haas of education,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
HfJkelv lot of Negroes,
NOtiCc.

TNIlE Subscriber will also sell at the same time
i and place; negro man Rial, negro woman
hIimce and her Child, the property Of Mary A.
Quarcs, deed. S. w. GARDNER, Adrn'or.
Oct Is ct 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

THE ELEcTloN.-In consequence of there
being no opposition to w. H. Talley, Esq., the
election excited but little interest, and q small
vote was taken ut the country polls.
Mr.. Talley is gentleman every way qualified
to represent the district by talents requirements,
business capacity and gentlemanly bearins.-
South CarolnuI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

case, and it is said Louis Napoleon has his eye
upon the Papal chair for his cousin, Lucien bo'
naparte, son Of Charles Louis Bonaparte' VINO
is 10 be made Cardinal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
Col. Z. T. WiyfaH.

We observe tho name of our former fellow-ci'izen
uuns .ererui other distinguished speakers to be pre-
Ian, n, Jacksonville, Texas, to uphold the cause OF
he Democracy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
JAS. A. DozGER, Secretary.

w DR.. KANE, whose expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin has become so famous,
and for whose safety there has been so much
anxiety, has at last arrived safely at New York.
lie was found upon Briscoe I-lalld-having lost
bis vessel in the ice, and three of his party being
dead
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17

W SANTA ANNA's son, who figured ms q
colonel in his fathers army, mostly in Michoa.
can, was taken prisoner a few days since, while
on his way, in disguise, to Vera Cruz, with the
intention Of embarking secretly from that port.
The people Of the village where he was arrested
determined to lynch him on the spot for some
alleged crime.; but lie was preserved from their
vengeance and sent to Vera Cruz, where he
awaits his ial. He is only twenty-five years
of age, bu, is charged with some horrible cruel.
ties,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-17
The Weather.

= DRY-cool-th.rm ranging from % TO ~
f,o,t visible several times-nothing yet nlPped eI.
|cept potato yines-rain needed-some indications Of
sta approacb