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A. W. & W. CARPENTER.
JOHN PROCHAsKA,

nEALER In Gold A SILL - SX13A
II veY Watches. CLpcEs. Jew 22&N -
elry and Silver Ware, Pine Cutlery, 20 4
Gold Pens hne Plated Fruit Baskets &c, 4r Repairing
OF every sort done short notice Third Street
site Barrett House, Burlington, Iowa jujylly
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]. W. WHITE,
nEALER In STOVES, CASTINGS and
~ Hollow wAER Tin, Copper and Sheet-lron Ware,
Timers Stock &c., at the old stand Of Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa. june20.
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Jno. II. Gear & Co.,

0SaGE ORANGE sEsn.--crop Of 1854, frssA
sssT j. i. rALLAr.
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j. L. CORSE,
WTu0I.ESAl.E nnd Retail Dealer I'm
w Rook -, stationery N Fancy Articles,
ho:A SIDE ei Jefferson street. between Main and Third,
k,.astSn lows
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JOHN H. GEAR & Co.,

NVHN II. NAhN " So', -. !,
l4TnOLl,SAlE l. GI80(ERS, have IN slore anu
w 10 arrive iarre ana well selected stock of Goods,
vh they oft for sale ST. Louis rates, adding ireGhts
only, may 20
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The American State Council in session here to-
day adopted the following by unanimous vote:
Whereas: The American party has by large
majority of its representation in Convention
at Philadelphia presented National ticket and
Platform of principles eminently worthy of the
suffrages of the American party in the United
States, and r -......
Whereas As legal men to the honorable SEN
timcnts and solemn obligations we have assumed,
We are pledged to principles not men, therefore
Resolved That this Grand body soemnly re-
affirm the principles foreshadowed in the above
preamble, and viii firmly resist the spirit Of fac
ton wherever and by whomsocver attempted,
and that we solemnIy and mutually pledge our
selves to the union of hands and the union of
States forever. s.-. ..--..
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@. M. WILCOX & Co
WfW0LESALE nud Retail Dealers I'm
~ beeh>, stationery 81 Wall Paper. No.
esfrsH iease BeNs, hasHngton, losa, successors TO
A, Van Meter
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formaroulq ano Commission.

JOHN S. DAVID.
vNyIYOLESAEE GROCER. Forwarding
w nnd Commission Merchant, Water
Street RIrnr nrin.-I Inwa L.
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J0HN s. sHELLER & CO.,
r,raIFIeS in Land Warrants, Surveyors and GEN
,ral Land Agents, Charlton, Iowa
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y. II, OxIKKN x VVFf
AGENTSlar uultby's Oysters. On and af:
"A Ter the s,h inst, shall be in receipt daily oi
Fresh Oysters IN and kegs Also Fresh Shell oys-
prices, adding freight septlI.
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lrp u,ooos, u'roterlts, Nt.

,Ha,,s r,nal ?. T. UNDERWOOD.
THOMAS HEDGE & Co.
IENEIs Al. & SOnimissi ierchnnts. anu
street, Burlington, Iowa.
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==za

| ID DEMOYAL.--D. S Ebersol, his Gun Shop to Colum.
N bia street, between Front and Main, the Ferry
landing where he W III be happy wait his old friends
| and customers. .f June IS
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MESSRs. CLARK & CHESTNUT,

tSaccrssors To MIchses 4 Ciarss1
" Dry toods Groceries Queensare Roots, Shoes AID
Read, Made Clothing They invite the public to call and
'faaine their assortment They determined to sell
bargains for cash july Is.
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lines,
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with.
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st give
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09
Long Cloths,

ERAY BROTIlERS, Augusta, have just re-
W ccivcd full assortment Of the best wire and
water twist LONG CLOTHS, which they are sell
ing much below usual prices, having been rur-
chased within the last ten, days under depressed
State of the market.
.lunc is Il %
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Executive Department,

COLUMBIA, June 5, 1856.
DY His Exceency JAMES II. ADAMS, Governor
ID and Commander. in-Chicf in and over the State
of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received at this
Department, that murder WAS committed in the
City of Columbia on the 29Ih ult., by NED, ne
gro man, the property of DR.. G: Montague, on the
body of Demys, Il negro man belonging to said Or.
G. Montague and that Ned has fled from justice !:
Now KNOW YE, that to the end justice may be
done, and that the said negro Ned may be brought
to legal trial for his offence aforesaid JAMES II.
ADAMS, Governor as aforesaid, do issue this my
Proclamation, offering reward of One Hundred
Dollars for his apprehension and delivery into any
iail in this State Ned is about twcnty-onc years
DID, Eve feet six inches high stout built walks brisk
and lively, is of dark copper co'red complexion
and weaS small gold ear rings.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
the 5,h June, y. d., 1855, and i'll the S0th
fl. s / year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. ADAMS.
JAMES PATTERSON, Sec'ry of S'a:e.
July 9 ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TaHE Exercises of thsse Institutions VII Bga re-.
sumea Sn tie third Monday ysssik 8;
AS heretofore Mr.: JJAbtEs 81 LESIfEt9 H9t:
act as Principal of The, Male Department. ssag
- The Female School, with the Primary Depart
ment Of the Male academy, will be- conducted by.
Dir: a. P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned end
highly accomplished AIiss A.E..ARTHUR, and
other competent Teachers. s5s - -
Hstes;of Tuition per 1sssion.s
First Class, Primary partment; - s.e8 90
Second - Ordinary English Branches, 2ssQg!
Third so Higher. sEsss
Fourth q Greek and Roman Literature : =
with higher Mathematics, 80. 2. :: ]. .20S0o
Frenct, embroidery, Needle work, &c, usual
rates. .r g, - =! ss3e Z !:
The Scholastic year viii be divided intotwo sesss
sions Of five months each. Pupils viii be charged
from the time of entering to the end the Session
Tuition in advance. s
Good Board can be had IN the Village al sftom
sS to $40 per month. ~, y ~. =. e
S. P.sGETZEE,r ~ sEs3is@
A. J. HAMMOND; ~ x t2sTSS9 TS9
S.. w. GARDNER,; ss
A.2P. Butler, IL 80
II. A. SHAW. tfs..s-5s;J 5sa7; 80;
Dec5 If ~ - ~ 81; 81
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List of EcaScEs.


II FILTERS Remaining IN The Post Office at Edge.
1 Il field c. H.. on The Both June 1885,
At. Atkins, J. S. Adams.
BIB. Belts. J. .Bussey, w. Barker Z. Bird, 3.
Bradley, Miss Emley Brannon.
C-.B Curev, A. Cook g. Co.. l.. Corey, l.. Can.
telow G. Curry, J. Crouch.
D-J Day. j. 'Davus, J. Dozier, ". Daniel, J. 5,
Day, NJ j. Drumwright, J. G. pagnel, L. Daniel, J.
Dent, ID. C. c. H.. F,;,;
EEF. B. Ewes, Nj. M. Everett.
CDR. J. Gibbs, 5, Miss r.. Gorgans
H-AIrs. Is. W. Hatcher, ]. Haiwanger, 3, Miss
A. Harrison, j. L. Hammond: Howard u BroLher w.
Haverl, Mrs. Z. Hamilton, W. Heath, w. ". IIav.
erd, Miss NJ. A. Hobbs.
IN. A. Johnson, D. Johnson.
XIV. II. Kempson, Miss q. King
L-Capl Lanham, Col Thos w Lanham, Mrs 5
MA McGfaw. Z, T E Mealing, S May, Miss X
Miles, DR. Ming, w w Miller, Miss NJ Miles, w S
Mubley, Mrs F Mays, 2 NIealing, Capt Merri-
weher.
MFRS E Nicholson, Rev J S Nelson.
O-Nlss E Odom, 2.
Oil Quattlebum.
RI Ransforl, 2, J NJ Robinson, @ r Roberts, S
Rambn. Mrs d Ransrord, H WsRice.
S-W B Singleton, 2, 7 L Shaw, Miss A Swaren.
gen. E Swarengen L S Smith, Mrs NJ Samuel, A
Saicher, A Solicitor, Miss B Samuel, Samuel, 9,
DR. w 4 Samuel, NJ Sledman.
is 1'empes,
VA Vance.
Wv Wise, Mrs A Wise, r NJ Wallace, S Wood
''"' 'A'' " ''''' A. RAMSEY p. M.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
DRY GOODS- -AI. REDUCED PRICES,

= N4 SAt1I - = NAS ~ ~ -
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
VN7ILLIAM HI. CRANE, Augusta, Ga,
W., wishingto sell off his Summer Goods, offers
them at Reduced Prices. Those wishing to pur-
chase Dry Goods CHEAP FOR CASH, will do
well r &c MN call, as he is now offering great
inducements to purchasers. In his large stock may
be found
Rich Striped and Checked Summer Silks, very
cheap;
Small Figured Lawns and Muslins. from 10 to
121 cents;
Fashionable Striped Printed NIuslins;
Fine French Jaconet and Muslin Robes;
Plain, Printed and Satin Striped Berage;
a large assortment of Prints and .Ginghams, very
low;
Parasols, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. very low;
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Bands, very
low;
Irish Linens, of all qualities, very cheap;
Black Lace and other Nlantillas;
Plain and Embroidered White Grape Shaws;
A large assortment of Fans, handsome and cheap
Plain Black Grenadne Chaly, and Alpaca;
Mourning NIuslins Ginghams and prints;
Jaconet, Swiss, Null and Checked Musns;
All kinds Linen and Cotton Goods, for Gentle
mems wear;
:. Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs
Shrlings. Sheetinss, Ticking and Diaper, togetll-
or with all kinds of Goods usually kept in Dry
Doods Store.
June &c, 1856. st "a
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Valuable Property ,for Sale.

HNHE undersigned, intending to,moYe 70 Georgia
II. in short: time, offers for sale The following
valuable property in Hamburg titles sinda sable
The DWELLING HoUs E and LoEon Market
Corner Of snowden Street. running through to-
Mercer Street. The Dwelling and Kitchen are Of.
brick, covered with Tin. On the Lot aCsrfiasee
House, Stable; and an necessary ou.bliidiDgs
= The LOT on Centre Street, nearly Opposite the
American Hotel .onwhich is large TWo.SToRY
BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stoses.and
Dwelling-lot running through TO Cobb Street. sOn
the latter Street is large back Store: s;ss.
z The LOT on Corner Market and rLeayenworth
Streets, running through to Mercer Street On this
Lot is a new One and half Story HOUSE, plas-.
tered and painted. - = =. ?
-i--AlsO--. - e..
FIVE HUNDRED SHARES. Hamburg and
Edgefed Plank Road Stock. .z.5tg, :.
The:abo property will be sold on aeeommoda-
ting TERMS or exchanged for land in Southern Geof-
gia, or negroes. Fl. .A.-KERRlCK.F :.
Hamburg, Oetl If 3SS
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EsanaWay.

EEoM the subscriber, living at
L Charley lIammond's Brick -
Yard, Ofamburg) large, .LEENaAYss
WHITE DOG, his head and 49,
ears nearly black. lie has white face and Il large
spot, nearly black, on the top of his back, near his
tail lie looks to be about bali Bull.
A liberal reward will be paid to any one who will
bring me the dog or inform me where he can be
found.
F. M. REYNOLDS.
Hamburg, July 2, 1856 st 20
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ScasOnabIe Goods.

SCTSWEsstUQC WUU1S'
TACONE'TS, Cambrcs, Plaid Muslins;
C Nainsook, plain, checked and striped;
Swiss Musins, figured, dotted, plain and striped /;
Ntu'ls, Books, Bishop Lawns;
White Brilliants, Cambria Dimtcs, India Twil!s;
Cambria Long Cloths and extra line Satin Twills; /;
Grass Cloths, Embroidered and Damask Skirt
ing;
Cuored, Embroidered, Empress and Whalcbone
Skirts;
Nlantil!a Grass Cord Skirts;
Long Whalcboncs
Twisted Silk Mitts;
Long and Short Dotted Lace Wells;
Plain black Silk Nett and Lace;
Fans, Parasols, Mosquito Nettings, Elastic Belts
Just received BY
BROOM & NOERELL.
Augusta, June 25. If %
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The Home Place.

Containing 735 acres, upon which there is an excel
lent House with rooms, all necessary outbuidings
(most of which are framed,) Gin House, Screw;
Stables, Negro Houses and all the cohyenisnciss q
Plantation. -, q! { = s::I
About 450 acres on this place are cleared
third Of which s fresh land-the remainder is IN;
good heart and is well adapted to cotton and grain
The Place is very healthy, pleasantly located and.
very desirable to any one working from 10 20
hands. y
2. The BOnhanl Place, =,
Containing ,440 acres, upon which there isa COM,
Portable dwelling with necessary outbuHdings abou
100 acres Of Forest land and $40 acres cleared SO
Of which is first and second years land, excellent
quality, good for corn and cotton; also IS acres
low-ground the remainder in fair state Of cult.
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State Of South Carolina.
.EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
: Petition for Relief.
William Moblcy,

William Moblcy,
Archy Jennings and 'u'''" 'ot i.e''e''
John j. jennings
a LII and singular The creditors of Archy Jcl,-
N nngs, one Of the defendants in this case, arc
notified 10 appear in my Office on Wednesday, the
Gil! day Of August next, TO prove their respective
demands against the said Archy Jennings, other
wise they will be pree'udcd. Given sndcr my
hand at my Office, this 26ih June, 1856.
A. SIMKINS, c.EED.
July 2, 1856. St .s5
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Notice,
Notice! !!

TT,IlE subscriber having furnished himself with n
Il sufficient qtantity Of young mules, otfers the
valuable YOUNG JACK MOTTO for sale. He
is Of The Notice stock, his form cannot be surpas cd
by any Jack 10 the State. lie is good performer
and sure toal gcter, and rs to his colts they will
show for themselves. They cannot be bcaeo by
the colts Of any Jack in the State. Mo;o is six
years old on the first Of January last.
7 hose wishing to purchase would lowell to come
and see ME and view the Jack lie wil pay for
himself in one season.
Terms will be made easy by securing The Pay
ment
DANIEL HOLLAND.
July Q, 1856. At s5
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Removal.
Notice.

A IL persons to whom the Estate Of James
"A Weathersby, deceased, is indebted will PIE. ;.
sent their claims, and all persons indebted toshs
said Estate, will make payments to the undersigned
w. L. ANDERSON, Administrato.r
Nov. 81, 1855. If As lt ls.ts, AK.
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Administrators Notice.

/Hf he creditors Of Sarah Robertson, deed, are
Il hereby notified to assemble in the Ordinary's
Office for Edget;eld District on Tuesday 7th 81 De-
tDber next, at V hch tine final settlement on TIC
estate OF said deceased will be made There are
NO, enough Of funds 10 pay in full, which renders
it necessary that the precise amount of each claim
should be ascertancd, that the apportiouncnt may
be exact.
July 8, 1856 If 26
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July 8, 1856
StIaycd

TROM the undcsigned living near Mt. Tabor
i church, his YOKE OF OXEN-one light
rcd and The other brown color. The red Ok has
his horns saved of. No other marks now recdl-
lc"ted.
will amply compensate any. one taking up said
oxens and delivering them to me or any infornra-
tion addtessed to me at Edgefeld G. H.. will be
thankfully received. NJ. b. VIEWER.
July 9, {, II s,s.sss, 26
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQTITY,
Sophia Chapman,
and JOHN y. Chapman,
Bill for Partition.
Thomas Chapman,

Thomas Chapman,
Andrew Chapman, ct al.
EOY an order from Chancellor Dunkin, in this
I'D case, will proceed To sell at the late resi-
dcnce Of John Chapman, Esq, deceased, on Satur-
day the 10Th day oil July next, the following real
estate, to wit:
TRACT no. ONE,-Known as ;hc Brick Yard
Tract containing twenty four (a4) acres, more or
less, Situate in the District Of Edgciicd and bound
cd by lands Of Col. NJ. w. CARY, Archy Clark and
others.
TRACTN TNo-Known as ;hc Prator Land,
situate in the District Of I!dgelield containing forty
one aud half (4lt) acres, more or less, bounded
by lands Of the Grccnvillc & Columbia Rail Road
Company, The Dard lard, and other lands Of the
estate o! Tie said John Chapman, Esq, deed.
TEEms-A credit until the first day Of January
1857, except cost which must bc raid in cash. Pur-
chasers giving LoLts with two good surtics.
~. SlAlKlNS, c.E.ED.
June 9th, 1856. 4tc %
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
Tar 1nJF1T0ar DrEIC

EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
NTILEY C. GLOVER, who is in the custody
w of the Sheriff of Edgefcld District, by virtue
ola Writ Of Capias ad Satistacicndum, at the suit
of William ~. Archer, having filed in my Office
together with Schedule on oath OF his estate and
effects his petition to the Court Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the
relief of insolvent debtors It is ordered that the
said William a. Archer and all other creditors to
whom the said Wiley C. Glover is in anywisc in
debted, be, and they arc hereby summoned, and
have notice to appear before the said Court at Edge
field Court House, on Monday the sixth day of
October next, to show cause if any they cali why
the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should not be
granted
TIIOs. G.. BACON, C. cp.
Clerks Office, June JIG, 1856 l6t a.
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!. Land for Sale,

THE Subscriver wishing to change his location
i offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-
FlON, containing .s;...iy -
Three Hundred & Seventy seven Acres
Lying on saluda River and adjoining lands Of VIM.
A. Strother, A. Clark and David Payne. near
Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or three hundred
yards Of the Greenvlle s. Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract contains about one hundred acres in
original forest whilst the rest is under fence One
hundred and fifty is in high state Of cultivation,
of which there is from seventy-fve to one hundred
acres of fine bottom land equal to any and surpassed
by none in the State This plantation hasgood OUT
lets and excellent ranges for stock. Z: :.
On the premises are good Two Story Dwelling
House and all necessary plantation buildings Also,
Spring of never failing water. 80 5s$ss
eg Any person wishing to purchase Will call on
the Subscriber who resides on the premises, and he
will take pleasure in showing them the abovetract.,
j. w. MAYNARD.S
Nov.21 If * IS :
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
~nsFN0T

IN COIINON PLEAS.
rJNANDY BOYD, who is in the custody Of the
i Sheriff of EdgcfcId District, by virtue Of a
Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of
Williams d Christie, having filed in my Office
together with Schedule on oath Of his'eslate and
effects his petition 10 the Court of Common Pleas,
praying that lie may be admitted to the benefit of
the Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief of insolvent debtors: 1t is ordered that the
said Williams & Christie and all other creditors to
whom the said Tandy Boyd is in anywise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Court at Edgefcld Court
House, OH Monday the sixth day of October next,
to show cause if any they can why the prayer of the
petitioner aforesaid should not be granted.
TIIOS. G. BACON, C. c.r.
Clerks Office, June l6, 1856 16t "a.
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rHE Action OF THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT;
WITH RESPECT TO MR. DALLAS.

> WITH RESPECT III MN. DALLhS. -
Tile: informations published yesterday othe
effect tsthas ths4English Government would;not
dismiss Mr.. Dallas liberalization fthc dismiss
cal of Mr. Crampton, has doubtless inspired II
feeling of vury general satisfaction. That Me.
Dallas .woulisuot-be dismissed, or if dismissed
that,no serious Interruption to the peaceful rea-
tions existing between the two Governments
would take place, was reasonably certain, but
there wasthe room for concern and misslvng
among timid people of both countries, untrlend-
" toa healthy estate Of commercial intercourse,
and 1t is well that the occasion can exist no
longer.
It is now evident that England is duly sensi-
bic of the interests she has at stake in the pre-
servation of peace with this country, and as she
has exhibited the independence Of following her
Observation-Disclosures in opposition to the prompt
ings OF popular feeling, it becomes us in any
future negotiations to act with becoming mag
nanimity. The honor and neutral integrity Of
this country has been fully yindicated, and to
us at the South at least, it is of the very last
importance that no unnecessary collision snail
occur. We raise the staples Of which England
is the market, and it will not advance prosperity
to close her ports, and rely upon the markets OF
the north for consumption; the glory to De
acquired by the arms of this country in tor
ieign war, will greatly strengthen the arms OF 7
the General Government, and as the power OF
the General Government has now become stake
for which both sections play, while the North
has vcry much the largest hands Of trumphs,
we have every reason 70: not letting the stake
get larger until the game shall be decided. We
have besitated, from considerations of national
regard, TO speak from a local point of view with
respect to the. questions pending between the
two Governments; we were unwilling to increase
the difficulties of agreement by an exhibition OF
divided council, but since the difficulty Is hap
PLY over, we hope that the South will ever
come up to such emergencies with due sense
of its true interest with respect to them, and
remember ever, that while we have common
government, we have also particular social
existence to be preserved and that it is not the
whole of patriotism to seek for too wide range
of national Observation-Disclosures Standard
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Medical Card,

nR. j. J. SCOTT, having located al &C
- lier's, twelve miles West of Fdgtfeld c. II
for The PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, respeclfulld
offers his services 10 the surrounding community, an
the public generally.
Golfers, June 4, 1856. If 81
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Strayed,

TROAI the subscriber on the night Of tho 24th
IL ult., one small sized, well made SORREL
HORSE has four white feet, white spot on his face,
five Years old walks and rides well. Said Horse
siraycd off some time back, and was taken up by
John Randall, Esqr. near Hamburg. Iii supposed
now that he has or will make his way towards Ten
'nessce, where he was raised;
Any person taking up and advertising or return
ing him 10 the subscriber will be suitably rewarded.
MY residence is in Barnwell District, twenty miles
below Hamburg, near Silverton Post Office.
WM. L. GREEN.
Ju1ve 1896. at 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09

Particular Notice for Some People.
MY delinquent patrons are earnestly solicited to
hold themselves in readiness to settle with the
Butcher when called upon 10 do so. 1t is utterly
out Of the question to carry on the Buchering bust
ness properly without money. The farmer sells for
cash, therefore Goodman must have the nccdful,"
or he cannot purchase Stock A hint is sufficient.
June &c, IF "a