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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-09

TERRIFIC HURRIC4NEIN CANADA WEST.
On Sunday last a tremendous thun
der storm swept over portions of Upper
Canada, Frustrating almost everything
before it, and causing the loss of several
lives.
The Hamilton Banner says that in
the county of Oxford a daughter and
son of the station maeter at Princeton
were ont driving when the storm ap-
preached the former sprang from the
carriage and Frustrated herself on the
ground to escape the fury of the blast,
but the latter having remained, was Sc
%riously Injured. The whole vehicle was
broken to peices, if not torn plank frcm
plank, while the horses were thrown
Town aud considerably hurt.
1t is rumored that one or two persons
have been killed.
The London Free Press says the eff
fects of the storm at Woodstock were
most fearful. The Eastwood passenger
station was blown down, almost instant
ly killing Mr.. Trollop, a statIon-msster.
Another account says that a hey was al
SO Killed at the station, and the wife of
Mr.. Trollop and q child seriously injured.
The hurricane was here confined to a
width of a few huadred yards, and in its
path across the country near Woodsa-
ock trees were blown down, cattle killed
and houses unsaofed.
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Liquors.

DURE Wines and Liquors. for medicinal.
mechanical and Sacramento purposes on
IL, for sale cheap at the Drug Store Of
DULIN d CRANE.
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INCIDENTS.

Previous to the execution, Bell Cora
was sent for at the request of the spirit
ual adviser of Cora, aud they were for
mally married BY the priest, about thir-
ty minutes before the execution. This
was done at the request of his spiritual
adviser, who would not grant him abso-
luton until the ceremony had been per-
formed: The woman appeared very in
diguapt, and looked angrily at the mem
bers of the committee. She was reluc-
liant about going to the rooms, but final
ly consented, on receiving a written re-
quest from him to do SO.
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AIILLIR HOTEL,
Bakery and Restaurant T!

FpHE subscriber announces that he still keeps
l. open ks weIlknown Hotel, opP0siteth the SamP
sci House; Main Street, Ash. and, for the accom-
notation of the travelling public. He hopes that
the liberal patronage here: Ofore extended hir" viii
yites MS FRIENDS in the country to call wsth him,
as his bills will always be und very reasonable.
Unstable will constantly be wei supplied, and
always be provided Boarding for private fami
lies or single persons C n be had al reasonable
rates
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT!
In connection wIth the Hotel, he will also con
tinue tc keep open his BAKERY and RESTAU-
Ant where he viii at all lines keep on hand
Confactionaries. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
all kinds of Temperance drinks and in ahort ev-
eating houses. MICHAEL MILLER
Ashland. Dee S. 1856 2F-ti.
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DRESSED IN

Soon after the execution, the house
of the above Fire Company was dressed
in mourning emblems in respect to Jas.
P. Casey, who had just expired upon
the gallows, and who had formerly been
foreman of the company.
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THIS well and favorably known Company
L continues to inslre the eafer classes OF
property on the most reasonable teFpRi Based
upon firm foundation, the oapi,al Increases
with its liability Its risks are Iimitedt TO 1000
dollars, and the busineSsof the Company con
fined to Ohio.
Citizens OF Ashland and adjoining Counties.
patronize your own institutions. This CONF
pany presents superior inducements to Farm.
ers by way of insuring their property: Call
at tie office and get a pamphlet explaining
the system upon whichthis Company Is bsse&
ILLUSTRATIONS. W.
EAST SPRINGFIELD, Jefferson Co., o.,
May End, 1855.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual 1ha.
Co.-Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for tbs
prompt payment of my loss on my store and
dwelling house in ten days after the FIRE, Of
$4,000. Such Companies deserve the conf
dence of the public, and I cheerfulIy recon-
mend your Company to all in need Of insu-
rance, Respectfully, E '
SAMUEL LINDSEY.
NASHVILLE, Holmes Co, O., Jan. 10, 1856.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual ms,
| Co.: l am in receipt of a Draft for the nulount
of my loss in the destruction of my Dwelling
house, by fire, 4 few weeks ago. Accept my
sincere thanks for the prompt payment Of the
loss, and my best wishes for the success Of your
Company. Truly Yours,
JESSE HARRIS.
Apply for insurance to l.. JEFF SrRrEotF.
ct the Office ofthe Company, and to the agsnss
in the pr.neipal towns in Ohio.
Ashland. Feb. 10, 1856. 3f-1
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REMOVAL OF TIE BODIES.

The bodies were allowed to hang un-
til fifteen minutes past 2 O'Clock, Oh 55
minutes in all, when they were cut down
and taken into the lower room of the
building, and afterwards handed over to
the coroner, who will hold an inquest
upon them. Tue members of the Ores
cent City Engine Company, Nc. 10, of
which he was a member, requested the
custody of the remains of Casey, and
the request will be granted after the in
quest.
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From the Evening Bulletin, June 81
Funeral OF Casey.
The body of this man, which was pla-
ced in possession of his friends of Engine
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Thomas Jefferson On Sectional
ia-n end oub licanisln.


The following extracts from the VIZ
aiism' and Black Repuhlicauism could
not be more applicable if shey were
written at the present day. We invite
the attention of our readers to these
sentiments of the great apostle of De
mocracy. In a letter to Lafayette, da-
ted Nov. 4, 1928. Mr.. Jefferson said:
Ga the eclipse of Federalism with US,
although not its extinction, its leaders
got u. the Missouri question u1,der the
false front Of IeSSening Ire measure Of
sIxcesY, 6ut scith the real Cica0 Of pro
during geographical diciSion Of par-
ties, 1oAacA might insure them the nem
Prcstdeat. The people of the North
wcut blindfold into the snare, and follow
ed their leaders for a while with a zeal
truly moral aud laudaole, until they be-
came sensible that they were injuring
instead of aiding the real Interests of the
slaves, that they bad been used merely
rs tools for election eeriDg purposes, and
that trick ofhypocrisy then fell asquick-
ly as it had been got up.
How exactly does the present aspect
Of the " ~issonri ques ion agree with this
description of it in 1928. Again, in the
seventh volume ofhis writings, in speak
lug of the Missouri question, Mr.. JEFF
ferson says:
The question is a mere party trick.
The leaders of Federalism, defeated
in their scheme9 Of obtaining power By
rallying partisaus to the principle of
monarchism-a principle of personal,
not of local divisicn-have changed
their tack aud thrown put another bar
rel to the whale. THEY are taking al
vantoge Of Ns virtaous feeling Of tie
peopGe to effect q division 9Pa'tieS 6y a
geographical line they erpccz that this
wlH insure them, on hc4~l priacipLes, the
majority Mcy cOuM nerer obtain az
pr atcipies Of federalism; but they are
still putting their shoulders to the
wrong wheel they are wasting jeremi-
AIDES on the miserics of slavery, as # IRE
arere advocates of 1t. Sincerity in their
declamatious should direct their efforts
to the true point of difficulty, and ante
their councils acith ours IN deriSi'ag
same r~easouQ5le Gnd practicable plan Of
getting rid Of it.
Tr,,-r,o Ir,,-,1rrI n,S.0, VrST
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05
CANDIDATE. E..s


The friends of Co. WILLIAM QUArrLsDUM res
pcctfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgcfeld at the ensuing election. ~ :.
,GiWe are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as candidate for reelection for
Snerrn CT hogeheia Dlssrict. iI,...i q ..sr
T The Friends of Capt H. BoULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Edge6eld, District at the next election. -; :,.
THE friends Of Capt. LEWIS CoVAiR, res
pcctfully announce him as candidate for Sheriff,
Of, ,Edge6eld District, at the ensuing election;
The many friends of W. W. SALE, Esq, Of
Hamburg, in the upperpart.of the District, respect
fully announce him as candidate for Shfrif of
Edgefeld District at the next election. :,
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Stale Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
'' TN nDnJN

DY w. F. DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary of EdgeGell
ID District.
Whereas, Mary Deaughler and Iohn H. Terry hath
applied to me for Letters administration on all and
singular the goods and cales rights and credits OF
Randall DcIaugher late ofthe District aforesaid, de-
ceased. -. .9,. .:.-.s
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas.
ed 10 be and appear before me- our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District TO be holden at EdgeGald
C. H., on the 18th day Of Npysmber inst, TO show
cause any, why the said administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 29,h day of Oc.
tober in The year ofour Lord thousand eight hun.
dred and fiy.sx, and in the slst year of American
independence.
ohar =
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Final. Notice.

A IL. those indebted TO the Estate of..John D.
n Seigler, deceased, are hereby notified to make
immediate payment and those having demands
against the said Estate: requested to render them
in properly at,es,ed, by the st Of January s57 as
we desire 10 settle up the Estate as soon as possible.
MARTHA D:sRlGLER, Adn,,rs -
w. i. SEIGLER. ''"" '''
Oct. 8, 1856, 3m 80
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L O S t,

Lost,
NN Friday tie l7th October, small POCKET
" BOOK, containing various Notes and other
papers of Importance to myself Among the Notes
were three on Starting Turner, given in October,
1855, one for $3.50, dated in October. payable a5h
Dec. '55, another for $500, payable 25tl Dee. 49,
and the third for $500, payable 25th Dec '57,-
one Note on Davis Phthisie, for so, given in JAN
Sc payable 25th Dec. 'jG.; one on JOS Buffsnton
for s22 so, given about lst Feb last and due 25th
Dec '56: one on Robt Adams, for $50, due 25th
Dec. Sc one ON estate of George Reams, decd
for S55, with credit Of thirty odd dollars I; one on
Jack Mack for $40, given lst Jan '5G ; one on John
Jay for Sc, given in July last Perhaps other Notes
were in the Pocket Book, not now recollecled.
All persons are hereby cautioned from trading
for either Of the above Notes, and any information
concerning them will be thanIuly received.
JOHN HERRING.
Nov BIZ 43
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
n

BY w. F. DURlSOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge.
field District. - ~.
WHEREAS, John p Mealing hath applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on all and sin.
gular the goods and chaltles, rights and credits of
David Mealing, "a Lunalic late Of the District a(ore-
sad decd. -: !:
Those arc therefore, TO cite and atlmonish NIL and
singular, The kindred and creditors of lle said decras
ed, TO be and appear beinrc me, nj rney, 0rinarys
Court for the said District, be holden nj EJgrGeld
Court House, IN the I7th day of November Inst, TO
show cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Giver under my lianl and seal, this third day of
November, in The year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Gliy.siy, and in the cighly-Grst year
Of American Independence.
WI DuRIsOE, oEp
November 5. 1856. 2t 43
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u The Friends of Mr.. CHARLES CARTER
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edgefcld District, at the next election
p The Friends Of MIR. CIIAs. M.MAY, res
pectfu'y announce him as a Candidate for Tax Col
cctor Of Edgcield District at The next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05

, saJ !TnE Friends of:Nr. ROBERT [. D.BRYAN'
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
or Edeefield District at tile next election.
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Balance in hands of Treasurer last
year, S257 VI
Received of Caleb Watkins
for repairs on Bridge 81 90
Received Of Jas. Perry, Esq, q
from sale of stray sheep, 4 0os
Received of Jas. Perry Esq,
from sale of stray cattle, 60
Received of George D. Huiet, - ~ L.
for stray sheep, -: 1850 As; ~: i.
Received of Maj Samuel J. .s.seF
Watson for stray sheep. 8 Co.,
Received of Willis Odom for
stray sheep, 25
Received of Treasurer of the =,
General Board, ~ 80 94S 90. z.
1914 IS
Less by Commissions for re-
ceiving at q per cent, S24 50 h.
T." $3.50 90
Amount of funds for the year 1866, S12O7 ST
Amount paid out in the year 1866, $2s9 81
Balance in hands of the Admir-; Of -"
the Estate of VIM. Smyley, decd.
former Treasurer, S9l7 86
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,l;iijI C;iOijIPAnasTiNERsMIP.o, Y A1nasi'I1IlMP ~
IL MILLER &0 WARRHEqs
,orner Oppp0Ssfte the Globe Hotel,

'''s" >x0xo4AS ~ ~ AA&SSkfkxNt
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.
s=o' :AUGttsTA GEORGIA.
usAvE just' received large stock, Of Fall and
IL Winter Dry Goods, Of the 1atest nnsiffdftatioB
and. ossfshionabis tyies; conssinRs6f -
Flouncsd EuIhrpidersd Eolpyed SItKAYHE
Rich. f3f6caast and Pad sEof6f9d SffKSi51S
Figured and Nolre; AnlauefB Block SiLKS5af
Rich Flolneed MUsLE DE1lilk4sES Ylsi 1.
cAsHMEREs aud 8sjA{IsLlN, DEultaINEsr
.B6ssEsa2IsEA. sssfs sa5s'i sa1AKEiRS AfFa eliSssss
e,. COBERGS3: rcc' Ew 81 !'':alt 30 H." l.,f!
French, English and Amssoansi ieR1fNTS n.sai Z.
Handsome Scotch and sFssnch GIN Gf4ABf8Sas
Rich Frencha EMBR OfDERE Ed oG6hEARsS3'an
SLEEEESy [ ! ~ nqts! s4 ~ ~ y aSa
Rich Blaek Lee CoLkARSiah1 SLERVES?R
" Jaconet and Swiss BANDShha FEOuNGi
iNGS., :! :. zhR III > h,'i'2"a
Infants Embroidered WAISTS and ROBES.
ReaI R%SSssa Ssssssssss, @si's sss fs
Reyeire, Henn-sti.chsd and 'Ernbe HDEB;
iAlexnnderE Kid and SIR LoVEa ~ :: =;
SPLENDID stock OF Gahtss.' &c - ,.f
.fToyether with an xudlesi rhtiety. .df uinSlS
iSuhdin Dry G6a1 stofSl We aihs tasfis
have large stock, anxious to sell, AND. tSRe
pleasure n;shSwingi them Our itiehdi Ind eustor
mers. ''' t,",'
Augusta, Oct. g., 1856; ;Htsa:.-ts IT,; q" So
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
y field District.
Whereas, b. r. Boatwrsht hath applied TO me for
Letters of Administration, all and singular The
gouis and chatlles, rights and credits oi Sarah
Raltord la,e Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all ard
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said deceas.
ed to be and appear before me- at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, 70 be holden at Ed,efed
c. H., on the l7th day of November inst, to show
cause, ifany why the said administration SHOULD not
be granted, ;"i.'''-.. -
November, in the Year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty.sx, and in The s1st year Of Amen.
can Independence.
November s 2t 10
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFJELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDLNARK:4i3.l. b, I.
RI F. DuRtSoE, Esquire, Ordinary ;of Edge
Whereas, George w. Morgan hath applied 10 me
for Leers Of Administration, &ithitlie will annexed
all and singular the goods and chattlss rights ard
credits Of Abah Morgan late of the District aforesaid
deceased. ,,,:.,.nr.. e. ,3e
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear before me, at our next Ordnary's
Court for the sad District TO be holden at Edgefsd
c. II. on the l7h day November inst to show cause
if any. why the said Administration should not be
granted. ttI
Given under my hand and zeal, this third day Of
November in le year Of OIL. Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fy:six and in the Eigh,h,Grst year Of
4. u. ~. 4,W. F. DURGsoE, o. E.n,fy
hnr 4 o. u
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d. AMERICAN HOTEL, taa;I
.Aiit. CENTRE STREET, HAMBURG! S. c.EaL
O.P. P.H.sCOTT & co. PrOprietors.
March l2, 1856 1y 9
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
C @ @ [E).S'o ). !:


TNILE Subscriber is now receiving his Stock Of
i Fall and Winter Goods, which
he invites his friends and customers to call and ex-
anime They have been selected with great care
as TO- STYLE and CHEAPNESS, and will lie
sold low to prompt paying and cash buyers. In This
Stock may be-found a fine assortment Of q. -
Plaid, Black and Mor$etalc SILKS ;z'';f %2'i:
Gala Plaids: French Nlerinos, in alfcolors;
Plain all wool DtLaincs; :. =.
Figured DEALINGS and CashlncrGs >.'''
Embroidered Nlerino Dresses; :;
Black Bombazines and Challies; ~
Black Alpacas, Merinos and all wool DeLaincs ;
Fancy and Black Ginghams and Calieas;
very fine assortment of CEOAKS of the latest
and most fashionable styles;
Jaconct and Swiss Trimmings and Flouncng;
Embroidered Collars and Infants Waists;
4 fine assortment of Ladies' t. G. ITankcrchiefs;
A large Stock Of Hosiery and Gloves;
Opera Flannels; Red and White Fannels :
BIeachcd and Brown Cotton Flannels;
Dcbage Robes; -. . - y
Sattinctts, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans;
Rock Island jeans and Black Cassmcrcs
Negro Clothing. II;
Blankets, Stripes, Osnaburgs, Georgia Pliins,
Linseys aud Kerseys, in great variety. -
A fine assortment of.Alen's, Youths and Boys
Shoes Ladies and Misses Shoes and Negro Shoes
A magnificent selection of u s';.'
Hardware, Grockery and Glass Ware,
saddIerv and Groceries, -
&c, &c, Sc, ..
Together with an almost endless variety Of cvery
article generally found in Village Store. all Of
which will be lisposcdiof at astonishing low prices.
r. n. SULLIVAN.
Oct -. If ~: -. 3S
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TO THE AFFLICTED,
..ACard,
Card:

MY OFFICE is now in this Village, next door
lYl to WV. Adams, where ] can be found at
all times. G.. w. STYLES
Edgcfeld C. IT,, Jan Is, 1856. # y:
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES.

= -
NTE invite the attention of the public to the fol-
w lowing arrangements for the ensuing year !:
The Male Academy
Will continue under the control of Mr. JAMES L..
LESLY, whose long experience and untiring efforts
for the advancement Of his pupils ought to command
a liberal share of patronage.
Tuition per Session. $4,000
The Female Academy,
In which small Boys will be admitted, will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. H. MORRIS, with competent
assistants 81
This:gensleman has had six,or eightsyears expe-
rience in teaching has always given entire satisfac
ton, and from.his acknowledged ability and energy,
he deserves the, patronage Of the public. The
Trusteesat Gross Hill, where he has been teaching
all gentlemen Of telligenoe-recommend him aa
"cmnently qualified to give instruction in all the
branches ofs thorough education.n We ayiadd
that Mr. LEsLy fully endorses this favorable oIin
ion.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION.
First Class, Primary Department 50 90
Second I" Ordinary English Branches. 80. 1900
Third Higher 90
Fourth Greek, Latin and French. ...... 500
Music. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
The Scholastic year will be divided into two ses-
sions Of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from, the time Of entering to the end ofthc session
Tie exercises will commence on the first Monday
in February.
Beard can be had in the village at from IS to $40
r r. AERIWETHER,
S. p. GETZEN,
A. J. HAMMOND,
S. w. GARDNER, 81
J. G. PORTER,
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CHEAP: DRY =::GG0tl|S |
g. :d1aIt ,dEGiai0e, Giii d q ls6;5,!|.f,s ,!|.,
Bk9@Mas MON I 4 ! 3! 81, H..

'tgfR@ ~ 60 w III 50 a. III
b ::i.,ri' AugiIilass : "a, Ga.,iq 's'aia
sTIAyEojdi. iiseeised tthhsir., NEW: W:sTUEk Of
LII FALL AND wi4TEKhaH0ne, q,
and would call thNaftepion oG thsie frFtddtnQ ths
public to tho .a.sortpepts Their aSiopk h EHRY
.LARGE and ;coppriiea al ths bet makes and
iyles Of Goods and Tie latest nSye teso ihs4ea-
son ;Iandsa theyl aiet datefimii6ed Hot ITO be
:Unders6ld bgsnys sHdadsse Id The State, and
viii. gnarantee their prices tochBts ID ri I'd
AS:TMll1lEo, l0WVHSTs
They feel assured that ~ examination of their
Goods will ensure administrations jof file 4hesai!pa.
trqnage they haye hitherto seeeiled. Theyfwould
invite siteptiop e tie fqiayiag ;7.q ,,.;, bns!
! Ladies' DRESS GOODS i;,;V ,,y;s md
! Black. and Fancy Dress Dress SILKS; ,E:,a...,;,I
ii French and English MERINOS; -,
! Iseo.ehp pFredel and. Americah GfNGExMS;
English, French and 4AmeIican PRLNTSiS;:
.. EMRRQLDERIES.,a ,al kinds ,l,iair 4is,9
Dress TRIMMINGS Splendid variety ;!ais
,,":H0SLERY, 20 very large assott,nepas,;i, +, rps,s
= 'GL0HE& " every description; .rat..a,y
j K Irish LINENSs s5!.A!a t'.;l2sfs.'..' 80. s.
;i,Table, LINENS and DIARERss,.sSsa ~
Is. NAPKINS, iDOKLIES and EQWRLss
/ is1:a sAEETlMass lla ,an ana PIIaE INENsa
t.mfPaNTS s. STUPFS; ,iweeds; Cassiipisiiss rs and
4.ii Cloths ;..;ss las i :,,..!i1'i i,f y ,3is'I
Ladies,y CLIO THIS; sancolofD;g!cdts 10 sslI1
5Iss9HEsfs asNHhas Sd ID Esis G1zb H's lss s s
House Servants GOODS;
-, Black Alpaeas, Bomssziaes.y Dimities, Qi6ts;
- ,FUB PRINCES; isH4AKLS,aI H4!4A kind, ,@
!: fat..;,, o, ;e.-IT-7 e.-IT-7lAslse77-;. a aI-tdirsisoi
A rgssassortment Negro Blankets, Keudm1Ijn-
..,a . 'ssys Stripes Plaifas i'd. paa y! osaaurR aa
,..:Aggosta, ,sep.n e
/ Dissolution Of SCoparsnerghip.
HaHE copasinershaip HERETOFORE e1saHg Stlis!een
pul itheundefIgned, cansaes ttiss 6fm 6f' TasHks
e Burr, was, ynutudl conssht, sdilsoiysd tRsast
inH. Either party wills pse ,tbanams:if fhsiffm
ibis' II lssq'idgpasss.a dgpaissss.a ,w .IaAE AEAR5 b EHAI
rslr; ..ei,it ip;. SSsaUaM!BGSrtT.f Sas Il SgfiSt q"
Augusta, Augut.s5,'asse adj u F'i'7n,s'f
: .,,. ..s,.aSssodPi 1s;iiaa,liis ~ -
3; The undersigned have this day formed 2 pa|5tser-
asHIp, bt HE purpose of continuing the bas1h5r OF
:1HArtE& BU1ras their old stand, ,289 Broad sfeet,
Nnder ahsi 6rm& BsFT; KNIaHrs6r Coz! gaes firm
10 date from lstinst ssqlRita eSn-
a 'aaenfe q 81 the paE0n' sS soHS 81 sf s sHTfr rs
JAMES, L. KNIGHT.
;. I,l<gvr31 Tx ~ JOSHUA W!iBUTT-
IS Augusta, IA Augut25, 1855. s'n'.:s rho y; i2s
:,.E. ,.;:c,.> ..s;.;, o.. .>,f,iiai1s.,ius sl
: The undersigned in retiring, from the. GB0gE-
:RY BUSINESS, eheetflally recommends bis success
sors to the confd dence and patn,nagstof hfsArmer
customers, : : lit. ,4ENRY b: THAGRha
AAugustsI August s51 1856 .ltr@ sa,e,slssS; sS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05

OF the OeReTd Doaf". III =
CR.
Paid Constable for services at
General Board, i w
Paid Treasurer Of the lower
. battalion, 9TH regiment, S55 oo
Paid Treasurer of the upper
battalion, 9th regiment, 475 oo
Paid Treasurer of the lower
battalion, 9th regiment, ~ GIT 5o :
Paid Treasurer of the upper
battalion; lothreglment, GIT 30
Paid Treasurer of the lower
battalion, 10th regiment, e4s 90
Paid Clerk and Treasurer of .I,u......
General Board, ' - l8l 69 =
Whole amount paid out in 1856 $3.50, os
G. A. ADDISON, Treasurer, Gen'l. Board.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05
Renart If the Commissioner of@Roads and Bridges,
FOR EDGEFELD. DISTRICT -

IL Edyefed Dstrict--FaH Term 1856. N"
THE COMMISSIONERS
Edgd Court House the st
three thousand seven nuna
building Bridges Repairing that anoun'o money na
Fifteen lhous
passed an Order recurring Collector collect of the taxable inhabitants o ne
then last years 1ehai LAM "ne"
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