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SAMUEL SWAN, Manager
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
5 z o 4, o o o J!
Viii be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
O.OOO MEMBERSHIPS Prizes!

1915 prizes amounting to $2Oi 900
The $1,000 PrE Of IS determined by the number
which draws the $40 900 Pr EFF that number hud h.
odd number, III every odd number ticket will be entitled
IS i1 addition other Prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number kets viii be certain drawing nearly half the
ces the same with chances obtaining other prizes.
All those ckes ending with 0, 9, 4, 6, s, even-al
those ending with /, g., g, odd.
~ Remember that every Prize is trawl, and payable in
full without deduction.
EH All Prizes of 81 600 and under paid Immediately amer
the drawing at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will Be forwarded to purch edatzy after
the drawing.
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cash other Tickets at either
Office. Orders for Tickets be addressed TO
s. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga.
jy15 or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Public speaking,

We the undersigned Electors for the Of Robertson,
will speak at the following times and places to-wit:
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D|as KElAY MADolN hass Trnsssa shsir sass ).
y 'as tscsus asem innedaaey 10 rs - seslF =
- as So s.sts s.
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To shom an orders mast ~ ADDRESSED
For .se By pEagNs and cuahtry heFchans "a All par
api3tpas W. r. GaAY, HAsavtlIs
u.
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ID ECEIvED to-day, II a. College ST. Ladies August Boots
IL WIDE rne Kid Baskins Nd spring Pump Boots Aaocca
KID fxesisioTs childrens Kid Ankle Times Ae
July :. r g0HS RAMAGP
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''0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW.
LARGE lot % Market Baskets Of si sizes made fon
n this same willow. $50 said, for sale by
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have something sweet to sell you,
The Bottle Won may keep!

A SEQUEL TO "YE Fly" being direct descendant Of
u the Nectar the heather gods used when they got on
and kicked Of the skies in 50 or near
| u g. RCMSEY.
Mora BExE-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
I Agencies
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ClrT BALL Nashville, July Is.
All persons owning property within the l Of the eorpoE-
atinn Il NashEr subject 20 taxation, and AL those liable
for re Tax Tax personal property and who have nos
paid tie year. 1855 hereby notified - call At the once
and pay the Immediately, the necessities q the
pOrati0n reelre prompt pAyu ents.
Holders e certificates for advanced pavments vii pleas
present them for settlement A. NELSON, Collector.
iyis-im
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Who wants To Ret I
Pigmiss are Pigmies still, though perchsd On

ITO STOCK RAISERS or the Farming Community general
ly who will send 5000 postage stamps win tell
une "a D. @. RUMsEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-04
CAR 0LIN A H0 T E L,
HAMBURG, S. C. -
JOHN A. MAYS, PROPRIETOR.

THE Public are respectfully in g.,
i formed that this Hotel has UNDER .is .:s.:
gone thorough repair, and has been :!'S$s; ~, u
rcf,ted in the BEST STYLE. regard !assA-.ssz
less Of expense, and was opened on the Firs ,...
ber for the reception of Boarders and acculiu ;.r
Of Transient customers.
The hest accommodation is guaranteed Ia ill.,. =
who will favor the Proprietor with their l'ar''r''
and the Management will be such as To c."" ~
for the House, the reputation it has alwa,, "s
tanned, as the Best Hotel in Ham!,sI";.
The Proprietor assures the public that Ii -.
shall be spared on the part Of the Managrln.i.,
furnish the Table with The best viands the Ar "'.
Augusta and Hamburg afford.
Families visiting our Town are solicited 10 81,
n call, as our best cxcrtions shall be devoted
minister to their entire comfort.
I:ttached to the Hotel, is fine LIVER; n.''
SALE STABLE, kept by c. DANIELS {: J. !:
CARRIco, which is well fitted up and has al H.
Provender that this Market can possibly aF'ri
they pledge themselves to take RS good care "I ~
as any other Stable, or no pay.
They are prepared to accommodate Drovc:s 81
and Transient Horses at all times, and have ir:
and Buggies to hire, and will run one or more I:"',-
whenever called for on reasonable terms.
N. B.-They have an eminent Horse ;r1 =
who proposes to cure all durable diseases
Horse, contagious diseases cxceptcd.) or 10 l"
and will be responsible that horses under his
ment shall be well cared for and treated acr ::
to instructions.
Hamburg, April 90 1885, 6m !.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION

WAsHINGroN, May 3O.-Ihe message of The
President yesterday upon Central American at
fairs enclo>es letter to D'llas from Marcy
dated May 24Il in whicI, be says that Father
than submit 10 obligations without reciprocal
benefits he would deem it his du!y to prupu.c
to Congress IN annu'me"t OF the treaty.
lie is wi ling however, TO refer all questions
embracing the rig,tul limits of B lizc, the Bay
Island and Mu,quto, 10 eminent scientific mcu
in Europe AID America. He in-iructs Dallas
also 10 ascertain whether the difference can be
promptly terminated by direct negotiation and
if not, what points it is desired to refer 10 arb-
tration.
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INDIGNATION MEETING IN BOSTON.

BosT0N, May 25.-Tne largest meeting ever
held in Faneu Hall took place on last evening,
to express Indignation for the assault upon
Senator Sumner. Governor Gardner presided.
Forty Vice Presidents of the most distinguished
men of all parties, were appointed. Governor
Gardner characterised the assault as exceeding
in grossne>s and brutality anything in The writ
ten pages of history, and called upon Congress
to cxpel the assaiIant. The Governors senii.
menls were responded TO by tremendous cheer
ing throughout Appropriate resolutions were
adopted after tho speeches Of many gentlemen
Representing all the political parties Many
speeches were unusually warm and eriting
tumulluouS responses.
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EstraV Notice,

LNSTRAYED from the Subscribers residence
IL May 9th, small sorrel MARE MULE, five
or six years old, well formed, though dish faee'l.
No marks except that of the gears. The sad mule
was bought from Il man from North Carolina OF
Tennessee.
think she is trying to make her way back to
the place from which she came.
The said Mule was last heard of at Jamrs Dorn's
Any one taking up said Mule will cnurer Il favor
by dropping me linz at Edgefeld c. II. AL rca-
sonable expenses will be checr'u.ly paid.
MATILDA DOBEY.
June 4, 1856. If 81 |
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RICH EMBROHDERIES.
WILLIAM SHEAR

TTAS JUST RECEIVED from New York
Ill ladies' Embroidered Muslin COLLARS and
UNDERSLEEVES, of new and beautiful styles {;
Ladies Embroidered Muslin BASQUES, Of rich
and elegant styles;
Rich VALENCIENNES, Lace COLLARS and
UNDERSLEEVES, in sets;
TINGS and EDGINGS;
Rich VALENCIENNES and Thread Lace
EDGINGS and lNSERTlNGS;
Ladies' Scolopcd ana Embroidered Linen Cam
brio HANDKERClllEFS;
Ladies' Embroidered SKIRTS, of beautiful styles.
To all Of which the attention Of the Ladies are
respectfully invited.
May % If 90
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Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods.
y II. SULLIVAN has just received and opened
HI. his Spring anh Summer GOODS, 10 which
he respectfully calls the attention OF his friends and
the community generally the Stock consist viz
French Jact net MUSLlNS;
French Organdce Aluslins;
French Bcraees and Tissues;
Prints and GlNGlIENlS:
pacas and BOMBAZ!NE;
Cnld and Blk. lALLEYS;
Black and Plad SILKS and fine and large as
sortrnent of White Goods.
Drap De ct and Italian CLOTH;
White md Brown Linin DRILLS;
Plain and Tulled COTrONABES;
Blrarhcd and Brown SHEETlNG;
Bleachcd and Brown SHIFTING;
A fine lot Irish LIN EMS:
Bnnncs and Bonnet Ribbons in any variety;
Hosiery ind Gloves Of all kinds;
Hats, Bons. Shrcs, Croekcry and Glass Ware;
Hard ware and Cutlery, Saddery and Groceries.
Please call and examine my stock, for we will take
great pleasure in showing it.
April 2 If 10
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AIDES DRESS GOODS.
WILLIAM SHEAR.

HAS JUST RECEIVED from New York,
LII Plain Grape MARETZ, Blk Silk GRENA-
DINESand BAREG ES, of beautiful styles;
Rich Printed BAREGES and Plain Cold
Cl1ALIJES;
Printed OisGANDIEs and JAcoNETs, Of the
lat ST Paris styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer SILKS, of new and
beautiful styles;
TEs;
\ splendid assortment of Ladies' Spring and
Summer MANTILLAS;
Superior Plain md Dotted Swiss. Null, Nainsook
and .aconet MUSLINS;
Checked Nainsook AUSL1NS, beautiful article
for Ladies' Dresses;
Printed LAWNS, Of superior styles, warranted
fast colors and at very low prices.
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine the assortment.
Augusta May 2s If 20
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM SHEAR

TTAS ON HAND n complete assortment "'
Ill STAPLE DRY GOODS, among which a"r
New York Mills and Water Twist A Blea.h'"
SrIRTINGS;
White Rock and Bates soft finish A Bleac'''.'
SIIIRTINGS;
Ionstale ani Manchester A. B:eached Sill
TINGS;
Allcudale and Hamilton 1874 Bleached SHEET.
INGS; ,
Superior 1874 Linen sHEETINGs and Pillsw
Case Linens, at very low prices;
Superior 4 4 Irish LINENS and Long Lawn"
Superior S-4 and lO-4 Table and Damask III 4
PERS;
KINS; go,
Plain White, Pink and Blue lo-4, ia and ls'''
Pavilion BOBBlNETTS;
Heavy PRINTS, at very low prices, for servants
Clinton Gala PLAIDS, Lancaster GlNGHAM.:.
and Marlboro PI,AlDS for female servants;
Heavy COTrONADES, Of various styles, fE
mae servants:
plain " hi,e, Brown, Ruff and Fancy Drill
LINGS, for Gentlemens' Youths and Boys Su;H-
ladies' White Hair CLOTH, Nlarseil'es Corded
and Grass Cloth SKIRTS;
Ladies' French CORSETTS and Silk Gauze and
I.isle Thread VESTS;
Lup;n's all wool DEBEGE, and other articles
for Ladies' Travelling Dresses;
I.upin's Black Summer BOMBAZlNES and
Black ClIALLIES;
Plain Dlack 0npe AIARETZ and Blk BEREGES; {;
Mourning GINGfIA of new and beautiful styles;
Superior Black English GRAPES for trimming
LADIES' Dresses.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine the assortment
Augusta aIay2s ~
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

TIE Union meeting Of lh4 Fourth Division Of
the Edgcfcld Baptist Association will meet with
the Mt Lebanon Church, on Friday the 9th June.
Introductory Sermon to be preached by Brother
Ciie,t, at o'clock: A. N.
Subjects for Discussion.-What are the best
means to be used to bring out the gifts Of the church.
Also, the best plan for the spiritual instruction Of
our servants.
s. p. GETZEN, MODERATOR.
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EstraV Notice.

FNOLLED before me, as an cstray, by Henry
Il Keel. living eight and half miles North
West OF Elgefed C. H., on the Edsciie!d 6;
Cheatlam Plank Road, one GRE M HORSE, ap-
praised at thrl five dollars, by j. CheaIham. G.
Cheatliam AMI Guy Broadwatcr. Said horse is Of
ordinary size, small white spot on forehead fore
knees little sprung, some marks Of gear about the
shoulders, supposed to be about eleven years ol
LEMUEL CORLEY, NJ. E. ID.
June /, 1856 lm4m 81
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03ITU :. Z z.

bed. = his RS IcI!ay lr ir ai''ct Macon Co,
.;:;.a,.!la. al uc,ck un Saturday morning, the
!, H.;. ilr. .!onS GLo:D, :5ru., in the 9Th year
=; ,!.> ag..
Th. subject Of tbs notice WAS horn in Ebert
county, q i:nryIa. Frb 18Th in tie ,rar $50.
When quite bay, his father sl,l:rd i'll Eh@'ii'ld
District So Ca. lie was there raised. narrlr, and
res! led untl lS4|, Wien he rlnisra'rd I" Macon
Co .AaJana. and settled the place Of his residence.
In his industry and rculI"l'y lie WAS abundantly re.
w.irlrd by il ,uni.ful Providence. lie cini-
nemily modest, uirl>su'nimg. and quiet in al his
transactions and intercourse a,"nS his icow men,
lie was an humble anl devoted christian. Ills
Saith was imnorcaoly fixed in the efficacy o the
dctuptiun of Jesus Christ AT the cate Of the dark
va lcy and sad MS Of death this i tn did not for
sake him Thus Lived and thus died goII man,
Il good husband, and a good Ia,her.
In the language Of another, We will close this brel
notice.
beautiful is old agc-bcaufu rs the slow drop
ping mrlloN aulu IN Of Il r.rh glorious summer. Ii,
the Old iln nature has fulfilled her work she loads
him with her blessings; she iiis him with the fruit
U. Il well spent Lie; and, surrounded by his chill
drcn and his chilircn's children, she rocks him
sol, away to Il grav to which he is followed with
blessings. Go forbid We ssiomll not call it beaut'-
full II is beautiful, but certainly not the Isl
b auiifu There is another e-hard, rough, and
thorny ,rudlrn with bleeding feet and aching
brow; the life Of which The cross is the symbol Il
battle hich n" peace follows this side OF ,h, grave
which the grave grasps to finish before the victory
is won aud strange that it sh ,ud be so; this is
the highest LIE Of man. DIR. CLOUD.
DIED, ON the Slh of May, at the residence o! his
daughter, Mary Robertson, ADiAn MORGAN, in his
S9th year.
lie was born and rascl in this District, between
Stephens Creek and Savannah River. lie was Il
true pattern of our heroic fathers who won for US
our liberty lie was rcs)ute and amb:tious-,lough
too young to engage in the war. he was active in
Dispensing from the country the hordes of robbers
and outlaws that infested the country alter the war.
lie was very wicked man in those Gays; but by
fireside sermon, delivered to him by couple ol
old pious women, he made 10 see the error OF
his ways. and turn thrrcfron lie joined the l'ap-
list Church, at Calhoun's Mills, soon alter where
his membership ever remained. lie was confined
to his room nearly twelve months, with general de-
bl;ty. lie wished not To live any longer. but car
ncsy prayed that if it was Gods will he wished 10
die. G"d heard his prayer, and he is gone.
May 81, 1856 q. w. NJ.
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STATE Of Souszs Carolina.
EDGEFlf:l.p iil>> rnlCT,

EIVIEFIl.T.TI III> hII J,
IN ORDINARY.
DY w. F. DuRlSOE, Esquire, Ordinary CT Eig /.
ID field DISTRICT.
Wh-reas, II. #. Wright hath applied 10 ne
Cor Letters OF Administrations all and singular ll.s
gun,Is u chaes rights and credits u JOHN 'l,rtIs,
lalr of the DlslricI ai,resail, deceased.
These are. tl-refure I" cite aud ad'nnnis, all AMI
singular, The kindred and crcilrrs OF The SAT-! d-:"as
ed. TO be and APPEAR before n, nur next Ordinary
Court for the said DiSirrt he hidden NJ f..-irid
e. H., on the 9th day of JUNE nesl, !" slow
cnus-. ifany, why The said administration ss:o'd rt
DE granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Glh day ul
May. in tn" year Of our Lord Thousand eight
hundred and lily.six, auI in lhe 9Jlh year u Auci.
can Independence.
W. F. DuRlSOE, o. +. u.
Nav 90 u %
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bill to punish drunkenness has been intro
dnce.l into The Legislature Of Massachusetts. 1t
provides as follows:
Section /. Any person VIII" shall be gnilty
of the crime of drunkenness, 10y The voluntary
use Of Intoxicating. liquors. shall for the first
offence b. punished by life n"l exceeding five
doliar< or by confinement in HE house of cor
rccinn for a term moi cXcreGnr thirly DAYS.
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Notice.,

WILL be let to The low, st bidder at Horse Crcet
W Bridge, fist day oi July next. the building
Of Al Bridge at said place, across said creek Plans
and specifications made known at the slime limI
and place.
COMMISSIONER OF ROADS,
Lower Battalion, 7lh Rvgm't
June 4, 1876. at 81
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Brought to the Jail
Valuable Lands for Sale,


Valuable Lands for Sale,
TIIE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT or
i LAND ON which he now lives. situated oil
Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusta,
well adapted 10 the cultivation Of Cotton and Grain,
containing
1l76 Acres,
more or less. Between five and six hundred acres
Of cleared land, one hundred Of which is first quail
~ low grounds and one hundred acres fresh, whilst
the balance Of the cleared land is in fair state OF
cultivation. The place has several fine springs on
it. On the premises are all necessary buildings.
1t is as healthy location and as moral and intelll-
gent neghburhood III can be found in the District.
One other Tract containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, lying near the juno
,ure Of the Bvavcrdam and Turkey Creeks. On
the premises are all necessary buildings with
several goud springs. The place is healthy, located
in fine neighborhuol, and well adapted to small
force.
The above lands will be sold on accommodating
terms and il desired negro property, at tr prices,
will be taken in payment. will take pleasure in
showing the lands to any who may wish to purchase,
or any information given by addressing the suosor-
bsr at Woodlawn, S. c. d. 3. HoLMES; 90
Oct2 On" 90
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The friends Of & H. TI;.LNAN, Esq. respect
fully announce HIN as y candidate, for reelection
Seat in the House Of Representatives 1T the next
election.
The many friends of Wv SALE. ESD, OF
Hamburg, in the upper par, Of the District, respect
fully announce him as candidate for Sheriff Of
Elgefrll District at the next election.
The friends Of Co. WILLIAM QUArTLEuuM res
pcctlul!y announce him rs Il Candidate for Sheriff
Of Edgrirld at the ensuing election.
O. The friends Of Col. NJ. c. M. HAMMOND
respectfully announce him rs Candidate for a scat
in the House Of Representatives at the next election
O. THE Friends Of Dr. G. NJ. YARBROUGN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for sea,
in the House of Representatives at the ensuing
election.
. eY- THE Friends of Capt ROBERT MI;RE-
WETEIEll respectfully nominate him as a Candi-
date for Seat in the House of Representatives al
its next Session.
p THE Friends of CAREY W. STILES, Esq.
respectfully announce him as q Candidate for a Sea-,
in the next Legislature.
The friends ofAIr WM GREGG, respectfully an.
nounce him US candidate for seat in the next
Legislature.
The friends of MAI. JAMES BLACKWELL
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
in the next Legislature.
sIy- TIE Friends of COL JOHN QUATTLE-
BUM respectfully announce him as Candidate fol
n Scat in the House of Representatives at the en-
suing election.
p We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as a candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT EdgrfeId District.
GT TIE Friends of Mr.. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
or Edgrticld District at the next election.
T TIE Friends of Capt. II. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgefeld District at the next election.
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A CHALLENGE REEnsRn

WASHINGTON, May 29-Alr. Brooks to-day
challenged Mr.. Wilson OF Massachusetts. The
latter replied that ne was no ducl'ist, but won.d
defend himself if attacked.
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StraVed,

EROM r. S. Dunbar, Hamburg. S. c.. about
Il 18th May, a small BAY MARE PONEY, 4
or 5 years old. with very heavy lnanc and fore
t"p-no pcrceptibie marks bare footed raised by
Capt. b. Minis Any information will be thank
fully received and Il liberal reward for delivery at
Hamburg, s. G.. b. 5. DUNBAR.
june d. 1876. ct 81
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Sr. LOUIS, Mo. '.I.v 81. 1856.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. N'Y st. IoJD.
Col. Eli'rjyr hi- trr,;ri n .n'> cry ir IN
L1wrrnce, *. + en- roA': t:.r ''r E.>t. T. de-
maud damages OF the Gn crr::i... ;,t la, :
strur;nn ol property in Lave &C.
- Ex Governor R"rdcr ">cIp,d dIwn iii" Mi--
sis>lPpi River as tietH-,In - ID ar! steamer.
landed ;:i 81. hyr e.. p,,.''l i',"' !iIi.,"iS aud
thus rc,rlici Crisnt" IL iiu ,H- are l,f a
a c;Ii>o. and il * sd IN Il he: c.''i.,in,'l rj
trrS from parti,- in me f;l>r ir.n.iig HIN iH
con .pir.cv ann,t tn: Grycranirui.
MaHy k9n>.iS cmi grants !laye ar:ivc; in tiis
city. cn iiiir Way Est.
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For Tax Collector

CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS 3. REESE,
DERRICK HOLSONBAKE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. B. WHITTLE,
BARNEY LAMAR.
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Land for Sale.

TINE Suhscrrer wishing to change his local:''n
j offers fnr sale bis VALUABLE PLANT
TON, containing
Three Hundred & Seventy-seven Acres
Lying on Sa!uda River, and adjoining lands of W.
A. STROLLER, A. Clark and David Payne, n'"'
Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or three hundr."
Yards Of The Greenville & Columbia Raj! Rood.
The Trac, contains about one hundred acres in
original forest, whilst the rest is under fence t"s
hundred and fifty is in high state Of cultivate"
of which there is from seventy-fve to enc hundr'H
acres Of fine bottom land equal to any and surpass'"
by none in the State This plantation has good ou''
let's and excellent ranges for stock
On the premises ore n good Two Story Dwelling
House and all necessary plantation buildings. Al-
Spring OF never failing wa.cr.
e5s- Any person wishing TO purchase will call g"
the Subscriber who resides on the premises, and Il"
will take pleasure in showing them the nb"ve tI'";
j. W. MAYNARD.
Nov q If d
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Valuable Land for Sale.

'E7llE Su.scrher. desrous of moving. offers for
sale his valuable Plantation, situated ~ miles
from EIgclird G H.. and within two miles OF Mt.
Wiling. containing 81? acres. 49,,
The place wal he sold the whale together, or viii
BE- diYdcd into the following tracts 10 suit purclia-
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Notice.

MY Debtors and Creditors in South Carolina
Ifl are respectfully referred to DIR. ID. Z. Iomp-
kins who will close my unsettled business
j. R. TOMPKINS.
Livingston, Ala, June a, 1856. 81 81
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Medical Gard,

EAse. j. J. sCOTF, having located at Col
- hers. twelve mI.cs w st Of Edgvlell c. II.
fr The P2ACr. CT; UF MEDICINE, respectfully
offers ~ services Ia the surrounding community and
the punlic grur'aIly.
G,ol,r. June t, 1876. If 81
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A CoysUL FOR Observation-Disclosures S. Will
lei late assistant editor of the New York Mir
ror, In. been appointed Consul for Nicaragua,
at thai p,rl, under The Walker.Ri govern.
,nent The Office is said TO be worth $4,000
p.r ,nnnn,
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Look out for Him,
June 4,
EstraV Notice.

YE OLLED, before me, BY Wm. ". Miller, an
IL estray BAY MARE Said Mare is Of small
size, well made and in good ordcr-supposcd to be
six years old Appraised at seventy-Gve dollars
The Estray be seen at my residence, four miles
south Of Edgvlicld c. II.
J.L. ADDISON, Mas't.
Horns Greek, June 4. If 81
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Destructive FIRE IN CHARLOTTE, N. C.--On
Tuesday morning last very destructive tlre
broke out in Charlotte: N. c. which destroyed
the American HnicI and several other buildings.
The loss is said TO be heavy.