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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

DIFD-At the residence of her father, DR. Sam'l
D. Whitseit neer Nashville, on Tuesday, Dc. 2,
Mrs. SARAH NJ. PoRTFR, aged % years, wife OF
Prof. John L Porter of Winchester.
- On the morning of the 4;h inst, Of Scarlet
Fever, VIRGINIA Hicks daughter of Irby and Ju
liza Morgan, seed about three years.
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PRoF. HALE's LEoTUREs.-These lectures, we are
glad to say, we'll attended and have given great
satisfaction. We speak from report, not yet hav-
ing been able 10 attend. The hall being engaged
tonight, the next lecture will lie given on Sstur-
day night
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iIOTEI, FVN A. EASE.

THE completion Of the McMinnvie Railroad will -
afford facilities for the travelling public reach iis
via MeMnnVe) Beersheba Springs Sparta and Bon AR
Springs, which have never hereto ore been offered,
This train will ineroase already good business the
Me Miunyle Hotel which property is lease 10 soop
HOIelkeeper. 1t is of brick, containing "a rooms with
good OuIbadings and garden spot attached all will be
pn in fine order any DESTROYS of embarking in the
Hotel business Possession will be given the January
next. For particulars enquire of J. r. FOSS,
noVl9-dh w&wlw City Hotel, Nashville Tenn.
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Negroes f0I, Sale,

pYvirue OF decree of the County Court Davidson
ID county, rendered in the OF John H. Calender
others Pqrte, i'll offer for sale Public Square
Nashville and 10 or near the old Court Yard, SATUR
DAY, December 9th, 1856 the following negroes to-wt:
Judith aged 50 Thomas, aged Is years Anderson
aged % years. William aged years; Mary aged 9, Judith
aged months. Terms cash. f. K. CHEATHAM,
oct25-du Clerk and Master,
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
OnH ACRES # splendid land living on the South
~ III u aid h. NJ h miles ron

OON ACRES # splendid land Iyingou the South
OOO side of the N. Il @. Railroad, IA miles from
Nashville, from Lavergne Depot 675 acres under
good cedar fence and in high state Of cultivation On
this land two comfortable Dwellings, two GINS, Out
houses, oil good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit, num-
Der of excellent Springs and is traTerssd BY never
falling stream of water.
not surpassed eduaed inRuhertord county and is well
ADAPTED 10 the growth Of Cotton Corn, and small Grain
and taking consideration its eontguy to The Karoad
Churches and variety Of Shops &c, we think il very
desirable place indeed Also, 100 of cedar at con-
venient distance which will be sold with the above
will sell altogether or divide TO suit purchasers accom-
modsting ters Apply on the premises or to the sub
scriber At Lavergns, Tennessee.
au5S-twSvtk CHARLES L. NELSON.
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rs receiving from the celebrated Mandatory Of
Il BREWSTER SoN, New York, further supply Of
choice Coaches ROckaweys ana Light Trotng BugEies.
Ass, has constantly on hand Of his build Bugges
Pscialy adapted to country use, at bis Ware Rooms
lower Market street. lcct2-d
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NEEROES FOR sale

virtne of decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
y county at its September Term 1856, will sell the
Public Square, in the city of Nashville the FIRST DAY
CFJANUARf next, three negroes: George Jim, Phi
the property OF Elizabeth Cartwright, decd, OF
six months with interest from date with bond and approved
security. Sold fol division among the heirs
nOY27-td AXIS RRONE Com,r
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UNION AND AMERICAN

~ The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much the largest circulation of any paper
In the state, except the religious journals.
Et offers, therefore, superior advantages
10 the advertising public.
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7 HAVE for sale about 20 OF Land, 81 miles
from III city, in good neighborhood, onehird clear
ed and tue balance heavily mbersd The entire Tract IS
splenddly set in Blue Grass. will divide 1t into two or
parcels il the entire Tract be disposed Of the
whole TO one purchaser, on liberal terms.
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible Of
being mad as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars Call aud see at No. College
street aud Will offer splendid bargain.
octlq-t I e. FIFE
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500 Reward.

I PURCHASED negro man BY the name Of HESRT a
time in September last, Of Mr.. John Thompson
of this neighborhood carried him TO Tensaw Parrish -
La and sold him Mr. Harris Of that Parish. Since 49,
which boy Henry has made his We suppose be
will either try make his way back this County to
State Heis 40 year sod rather black
plexion abous feet inches high very intelligent weighs
about 1855 lbs rather impedmentn his speech when
little excited quick and active has sm hands and feet,
wears No. Shoes understand, since he off, that he
roads very we'll He Is good Black Smith. We will give
appoVe reward for his apprehension and safe conne
ment until get him. Address
J. W. DABBS, Nashville, Tenn.
nov29-tf. 2. II. MILLER, Waterproof, La.
~ Louisville Journal copy to the amount of IS and send
account o this office.
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TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

THE subscribers respectfully call the attention of House
Keepers the extent aud variety of articles of which
their stock composed all of which they endeayor sell
FOR CASH a LITTLE lower than their competitors
Cooking stoves, of all sizes Of Wrought and Cast
Iron, for Coal or Wood.
Heating stoves, Of various patterns and sizes, for
Coal Wood.
Furnaces, for heating public Buildings, Stores, &c.
&c, in the most economical manner.
Crates, cur stock OF Crates is unusually good, and will
upon The opening Of navigation be made complete by add
Ops from the celebrated mandatory of Jackson's, New
York, and others.
Covered dishes, We have full supply suitable for
Hotels private families &c. all al avery small advance upon
Eastern prices.
oyster Dishes, Copper Biggns Tea, Coffee Pots,
Urns Grecque's Nurse Lamps and great variety of ar
eles OF Block Tin Of the best quality.
Walters, have large assortment of Walters ofele
giant patterns.
Fire Irons, shovels, longs and Poker, all quslIlles
Fire Iron stands, handsome patterns.
PLATED Cups Spoons, Forks, Tea spoons, &c.
Coal Scuttles, Iron and Copper, Plain and orns-
mental.
Casters, Plated, Rrlttauta, &C., &c with Cut Glass
Cast Bottles,
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
tits intention 10 keep hand full assortment of
articles required for House Keeping, and TO be enabled TO
have the greatest variety of the tasteful goods have
selected upwards of THOUSAND DIFFERENT ARTI-
CLES all useful in House Keeping, elegant Mantle
Ornaments, which shall very early in December
and which admirably adapted for CHsIsTMAs NEw
YEAR GIFTS (noy27l MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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NptIce-InhaIatIOni i'm COnspmPtiOn.-see
advertisement under this head Female Complaints Vene
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Heart and LIVER
Sc will meet with due attention. loct26-d6m.
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Departed.
Princess for Cincinnati.
The steamer White Bluff leaves o.day without
delay for Cincinnati. She is superior in her &C.
commodatiOns for freight and passengers Her
departure is at o'clock.
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LADIES SHOES,

SNYDER & FRIZ2BLL opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies, consisting of:
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting Caters
4" - " French Leather Caters; something new
" " Z" - half
" 4" Kid +"
-" Congress Kid
" Thin I" Lasting half
These goods very handsome Call at
SNYDER * FRIZZELL,
noV5 % Public Square.
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GLOVER n co.

CITY EXPRESS PA CKA GES
nARCELs and Baggage delivered any part Of ,ho city
IL with despatch and safety.
Feeling such enterprise very much needed,
they red heavy 10 get up and quick
conveyance and hope By prompt senon 10 business de-
serve patronage Of hs business of the city.
A. l.. WesibroOk late messenger Of Adams Express
Company charge OfOur Wagon and receive and de-
liver Packages point the city and suburbs Chlgs
very moderate.
Office Me- Cherry street, up stairs, m J. Boyd's
Jr fnOvil-6m.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR. z. d. FARNSWO RTH has been duly elected MnFiao
M and Fire Inspector the Issuance Offices and Ag6n-
Of this and such Inspectors authorised 10 eX-
anime any risk takea by either Of the Ohiees
~ JOSEPH VAULX. Pres'.
ALEX. FALL, pest
SAM. SEAY, Prest.
o.,a1 AZ JOS. NASH Agent.
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EOYS,

WYE have just received extensive assortment Of
w Boys Clothing Of various styles and prices, which
respectfully invite our friends and the public gen.
orally to call and examine. We slso constantly re-
ceiving gentemens Over Goats, Dress and FrOck Coats
and Vests Of every description Our stock OF Furnishing
Goods is complete all of which in addition to heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmees and Vestngs in the piece
hatterO rselVes will offer inducements rarely presented
to the citizens of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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GET THE BEST.
LarcOmbe's AnbrotVpes

TOOK the frst Premium all competitors AZ the re-
ceat Exhibitions, and acknowledged 10 be the best
Pictures made in Tennessee.
C ? Made heretofore al New York and Philadelphia
prices and put up IN tip top style at his AMBROFYPE
ROOMS No. II College street., Campbell q Donegans
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A HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks to the Ll5lss
N ami Gentlemen Of Ma hvilie, and vicinity,
ns.onare and informs them that he has sgan opeHe6
Mace OF business No. Pa South Market whers
ntsnds carrying Dying and Securing business all
its various branches cash only. Having several
improvements hope by strict attention, eoniua
anee Of your custom.
novsZImo A HEINRICH
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GENTLEMEN5S DANCING ACADEMY-

UANLINNT A u
MONS. PINGUELY The request Of many Gentlemen Of
WI this city, will open his Academy FRIDAY, October
3Is N O'Clock, p NJ. at ais Hall, COOpers Building
where will teach the latest and Fashonabs Dances
Of the day. Grand Exhibition Ball will be given once
month Pupils, after months instruction, the
privilege OF meeting the Ladies' Class a weak.
IL 2 Days Of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS a.
* O'Clock, P. M. Terns-s6 per month in advance
Oct1O-dIm.
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Harvey in Nashville.

THE eminent "RARvsY," 80 well known 10 every gen.
i temsI in Phisdelpha the most successful Gutter
of garments, is at establishment, No. Is Cedar
street. and prepared to take measures and to exhibit
fine assortment of Cloths Cassimsrs and Vesngs,
we're displayed in Nashville. Our stock of Ready
Made Clothing, both geDtlemens and youths, is now hull
and Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
neilA-n CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
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JAILOR,S NOTICE,

COMMITTED to Jail in Tszewell Claiborne county
I Tennessee, on the sh of September, 1856, a uegro
Boy who says his name is JOHN, 514iee high, copper
color weighs about l4O pounds IS years old has scar
on his upperlp caused from the kick of mule lie
he belongs to a man in Nashville by the name of James
Murry Of Davidson county, Tenn Tine will please
csme forwsred and prove property, and take him out
W. W, GREER, Sheriff
cot I6-wtf aud Tailor of Claiborne County.
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JAMES HEWITT a. co. /,

WILL open a COMMISSION HOUSE In LIvERROoL on
w the LIST of January next for the sale OF AMERICAN
PRODUCE.
Messrs. HEWITT, NORTON & co, New Orleans Messrs
HEWITT L Co., New York RICHARD ATKINSON, ESQ,
Louisville, Ky, and W. WIRELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank
Of Nashville Tenn will make cash advances property
shipped to their address.
NEW YoRK. OcI. Ief. InOy4-Ims.
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IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS.
TINE subscribers, in addition their large list Of Books
IL for general dealers, now publishing
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
10 be sold exclusively by Agents. Of style entirely new In
rendering them far preferable 70 any
thing now in the hands of agents For full particulars, ad
dress mASoN bhol nnnS3
oct22-tf I0S and Ito Duane st., New York.
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New Wholesale House
ALLEN Il, WASnINGToN, r,,. 9TH u,rr.,
eco. q O'BRYAN, LS"e WIN morgan
CHAS. b. BRHAh, late Of W. H. Gordon l. Co.
WASHINGTON, BRYAN g. CO..


LINENS, WHIFEGOUDS, CARBOHYDRATES
HOSIERY, AND VARIETIES
NO. Go N. h. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE Tenn,
(Adoiuug the Methodist Publishing Houss)
WE invite the attention OF merchants visiting Nash
are now opening
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK,
which will lie arranged and ready for sale about the Goth
inst
We have purchased Stock with great md
" for CASH, and having had the benefit Of long expe-
rence the business feel confident that offer
superior inducements any merchant purchasing this
market
augl7-u WASHINGTON, BRYAN d CO.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

REPORTED By CAPT H. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
PORT OF - NASHVILLE.
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y Dernoville & Bell, ~

~ De1noville ~ Bel, ~
u DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIEs, n
No &c CHERRI STREET, DoORs FROM USIoS,
sInments, Medical Saddebags Dye Stuns Paints, Var
Spirits Turpentne Sweet OIL Spices Perfnmery and Fancy
Articles Tobacco and Cgar large assortment Of various
w. the Of pIsSIsG I
will insure satisfaction ALL both in price and qasty
DHYSICIaNS, PRESCRIPTIONS We give
this department of business personal attention
Persons sending Prescriptions to us may rely on having them
nov26 DEMoVILLE & BELL.
CANARY AND HEMP SEED.-Just received
noy26 DEMOVILLE q BELL.
UPER IOR BRANDIES AND WINEs.--We
- have received lot of Ane French Brandy and old
nova6 DEMovILLE & BELL.
n EAT TEAL TEA I've have hand a large lot
Of vers Superior Teas consisting Of Black Imperial,
no'aG DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DOCKET KNIVEs.-A dns assortment of Pocket
nO12 a'''' '''' anu - '- DEMovILLE & BELL.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
LIKELY Negro Woman about "a years old, and three
children, the eldest likely boy years old Said ne
them good home in the vicinity of Nashville, but VIII not
'D uoVas"l0d ' . REEs W PORTER. Cedar st.
II P FORT the only authorized Agent collect the
T.. debts due toe arm Of Morrison Co., in the Tailoring
business in which A. Morrison and OILY lately
sI 9soSa5-Iw '''' '''p' WIN ''- A. MORRISON.
NOTICE.
C. DARDEN alone, authorised TO use the name Of
the firm closing transactng business belonging
to said firm. [nOv95l DARDBN, TURNER & CO.
LUMBER,
GOOD lot of Joist, Scsntling, and two inch Plank
II hand. cheap cash good lot of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days to those wanting
them. My Mill cutting daily. Agent for other Mills.
will particular attention to all orders Call at the
Savings Institution and leave orders wish them
filed. nov251 J, G. DARDEN.
SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE.
Outcult'S Metallic
ROOFING.
CTATE and County Rights for sale favorable for
- II considered the best Roofing In
Specimens and recommendations be by calling
The subscriber lower College street, the Of the
Square. ANDREW MORRISON,
nOvel-lm General Agent
ESQ, 600 I-DAVIDSON COUNTY BONDS.
WE will pay seventyhve cents in Merchandise for David
w SOP County Bonds. Inov2l A. J. DUNCAN q co.
LAND WARRANTS.
WE will buy Land Warrants Of all denominations at the
w hest market price Inov2ll Al. DUNCAN& co.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
~ ENT'S Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
" Cents Fine Calf Stitched :"
Double Sole 90
" Water proof 4"
:. {, Congress GsitsF'i so,,,. .o,..
Oxford Ties,
These goods from of the best manufactures In
| Phllade phs. Call at No. 90 Public Square.
nov5 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE Just opened q very handsome assortment OF
IL Furnishing Goods comprising q great variety OF
Gloves Suspenders Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shswls and Mufers &C., &C, all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
septlO-f CLIFTON * ABBOTT.
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Arrived.
Ambassador from Paducah.
Bluff City from Cincinnati.
Hartsville from Dixon's Springs.
Aida from Cairo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
Flank books of all sizes,
Pass Books of all sizes.
Commercial, Note and Letter Papers.
Copying Presses, Coping Books,
Cissl Paper, Rcd Inks,
ATnOld's Fluid, Steel Pens
Bill Heads, Post Boxes,
Letter Clips, Calendars,
Writing Desks, Bill Files,
Pen Racks, Book Eests,
Porcelain States, Log States,
Bill Paper, &c, sc For sale BY
vS CHARLES w SMITH
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THREE NEGROES FOR SALE

These goods are from the manufactures Ii
Philadel phia Call at No. 90 Public Square.
nov5 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
Bethany Academy.

mil: exercises Of this Institution will be re-
q sumcd on the Fourth Monday Of January
under thu supcrintcnLancc and instruction Of Mr..
G.. GALPIIlN, aided by competent Assistants.
All necessary repairs and additions to the building
will BE- completed BY the opening Of the sc!lool.
RATES OF TUITION, &c, the same rs for
the l,>t twelve years, are us follows:
For Elementary Department. Glass list. embracing
Orthngraphy. Reading, Writing and Chi!d's Gc-
ogr;phy, per Session, oi weeks, ........S6 w
For Elementary Depart, Class 2nd, including above
and Arithmetic & Alitchc!l's Geography, per Ses-
sion uf 9U weeks. ............ ..........o w
For orIn:crmciiatc Department. including above, and
History and English Grammar, $40 o0
For llimhcr Department. 50 much Of above as may
he considered necessary, with Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry aud Mathematical Scicncrs, per Srs-
sion uf ID weeks, .Sl2 w
Classical Department, embracing aIl the studies ne
crssary tn yua'.fy the student for admission into
Sophomore Class, S. c. College, pr Ses. Sl5 %
Students are charged from time Of entrance to
end Of Session No deduction for absence unless
caused by sickness Of two weeks duration and
when deduction is expected the Principal must be
notified at the time.
There will b. an additional Twenty cents per
Scholar. per Session. TO meet the incidental cxpcn-
scs of thr School. ". HARRISON, CHAIR.
I).o 26 st 5U
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Executive Department,

CuruMrIA. january 10, 1886.
Bv His I:xccllcncy JAMES II. ADAMS, Cover
nor and Commander in Chief in and over the
State Of South Carolina:
NXHEEEAs information has been received at
w this Department. that murder WAS commit
ted ON the body Of ELIJAll PERKINS. on the
lay Of by FRANKLIN PERKINS, This
brnth.r) in Newbcrry District, and that said Per-
kinS has fled from justice:
Nuw. know yc, that +" tho end justice may he
done and lha, The said Perkins may he brought 10
Lea trial for his offence as Aforesaid, JAMES II.
ADAMS. Governor as i lorrsad, do issue this my
proclanarion. offering reward Of THREE III y
DRED DOLLARS f"r his apprehension and de-
livery int" any ia in this State.
said Perkins is about 23 or 81 years of age,
about feet inches high, dark hair, light complex
ion. generally wears thin beard on his chin rather
iirht colorc, has down cast c"untrnancr, and
speaks quick when spoken tu; he had his wife with
him when last heard Irnn
Given under my hand and the seal of the State.
IL.SJ J. II. ADAMS.
JAMES p PArEEsoH, See. Of State.
Jan -: st -
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Notice, Positive!

A IL Persons indebted to Robinson Il Jackson,
n in account for 1855, are requested to settle
the same by the lst March 1856, us we are dcsi-
rous of closing our old Books.
And all persons having Standing open accounts
IN our Books for 1858 and 1851, or indebted to US
BY Note, are earnestly requested to pay the money
bv that time, or they will be placed in the hands
Of IN Attorney for collection
Gentlemen! One and all, settle up Spare our
feelings from such course, and save yourselves
unnecessary expense Longer indulgence we can
not grant. ROBlNsON " 'AohSOE,
Hamburg, Jan I'm oa
Abbcville Ranner and Independent Press will
plcasr COPY two months.
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THE
EDGEFIELD INF0RMRR /!

"Icrc shall the Press the peoples rights maintain,
Unaw,d by power. and unbribed by gain"
VNlli: Suhsrrib''r pr"mscs, on tl!c first Thursday
L IN February n..x if sufficiently encouraged, to
couIlInc the ublitntinn nj 'g.Grld Court House,
Of an nd,I" ulrni irof-lu ulra. cvkly Newspaper,
to b.;ll'rd "TliE EDGEfIELl. lNFOlsAlER."
H.. "lNroEyERr will BIZ The medium' OF the
writer's views al subjects .ha, may in any wise
interest rIlr people or ut!cr their lights. Return
aud Progress will BE- the distinguishing features OF
the - 'INFurMEr." and willie lis c"umns shall FUR
nis The usual ,,u,,nt Of general imiurI.ati"n rca-
tive tn Commerce. Agriculture and Politics;
Sccnc. Literature AMI lli., Arts; NOS; rromipcnt
among the uj cts, contemplated fr discussion, are
the questions "f dividing EGG field and 'arnwcll
so as u rsth!ish two new Districts thorough re-
form in cur Stale polty. and the peoples side OF
the Electoral question. and also rcorn IN the NIL
lta system Of this State.
in his department. the Editor will BE- assisted By
able and popular writer's: and no trouble. labor or
expense shall bo spared t" make the "lSroRNER"
what Il Newspaper ought 10 BE-.
SuIniip,ou pr:cr 50 Year. in ;;dvancc-Pnyable
on the receipt at the first nuiibcr. =
rs ADDRESS the Subscribe, at Edg, field G.
H., 5. G..
C. WsTYLEs.
Elgrfr!l. December 20. 1888.
n. B.-Pust Masters and others, VIII" will act as
Agents f'r tic "iSforMER." upon sending in ten
names shall receive cnpy free. G. W.S
Dec % If 50
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Look. EISsDE.

stTRAYED from the Subscriber. al H. T. lar
- r.son$, on the :,2l inst, TWO HORSES
One Il Dark Bay, between 10 lnl Id s';:il'S Hi@'',
;bou, years old, with Il Star in s i"re!ic''i, the
lower part Of one hind foo: w;c, ana IS :! natural
m,rcr. The o,lcr is Il Light Day, about ID hands
Lirh. surpassed 10 he near Il wears old, with maine
and ;al black. ANY information, concerning said
liorscs, addressed 10 me 1T Due West, Abbeslilc
District, will be thankfully received.
H. NJ. WlNSTOCk
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
HasNAgI NOTICE.

a Ii. Persons owing n!"ucy into the Commits
"a siuucr'S Office for this District are hereby
y,sitiv,!y nolc, To make payment before the lIlill
ur mex, month. have been indul@cnt until !
incurred the llsrIcssurr (pcrlaps justify "i many
parties interested; and cannot submit To this
state Of things any longer. A Fond in public
utlice should be regarded cash when due; and he
who G,lls to MAKE payment, either by settlement
or Otherwise, should bc held t" he in the same stu
alton us one who feilSin the commercial w"rI'I.
a. SlAlKiNS, C.E E.D.