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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16
20 Eoi-. uo.nsaim Pippin Apple Just rqceyed
AZ bt ian e l. IRBI \ SAUNDERS


e M-l'N NM MIN hihtt T. ~ sc anu KG--llsHihe ust
ftnrntd i hv Northern tit3es have hand
eeiVinR cry t. tc arR desirable SnvA
eiies amt Liquors uYtr tetore ur.d by me to uY Old
TONERS au iar Lhis AT t4rge My stock
hee usually ko ia ls Gfoeery ap feel no hesitation Ia
say Ing Ma viii s rnnd. cheap Il cheaper any
ouse IA 1hUufg IN trat every article thai sell give
attire S'is teu or 5a. lry nothing bat THE very
Ny mot" quick sale. and smal rphts IN every =tans
A. KINDS country produce aAvn lu exchange os cash
lrcos. tast u Is
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NrOEEts. so Jobacco Manufacturers.
~ - CSscs I Il p Mass I.eoree
- i q Go
LOO IIdt Cases NJ I
lUu AOG
All on consignment and Tor sale low b.
1uoS BRANCH & SONS
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H. 4IfTiseA NsYFti,. -Nomuaueue the 1th OF june
t!S& .asaa and during the repairs tn Aqucduct in
L1nehburg. the Packet Bpaf iar buchanan,
WHIetfe l. scl mug, Naud ~. Wednesday, AMI Friday,
NJ Returning leavc Buchanan Tuesday, Ihuredly, aud
saturday At \. n, aud arrive i'm Lynchhurg Mt l. 81
boyd, EuIOND y DAVENPORT
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ItAYr RICHMOND MONDAY IIfAyf lYNcnnuno MONDAY.

r., ,pA rEst.asa.tfg1 virginia ~ EHSNEssEE
GsNS d sNH~EA&s RAII-RDAD-Dn Thursday, he
l1th of June the Iasseugc IIuln will
commence running 10 Salt " orks Branch Junction
June II / T. II. Gill. Gen Supi
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Mustard lis aul : lbs, Tor saie hy
dts EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
A tE3.sh0Nss ~ BspNAN, Deni"r- ia Gents
Giotldng and Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street, Rich
mund Va, lit Fall So. k lt3G
In calling attention the Stock 81 Goods introduced by the
Subscribers pcrha- would he well To notice the
rapidly increasing trade Win all sections ot Tie STATE during
have brcu located i'll Richmond And intro
duetion costry take advantage OF
this medium which make known Npcctg. of
course that On examination all PARTIES will judge for them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions and Judgment must be consulted
w receiving Fan Stock, and assure purchasers
thai thing in the Of Gents Wearing Apparel will
receive attention. and the assorted lines Will at all times be
found complete that viii be supplied
Having facility for the prosecution OF our bust
Eope to make the Tact apparent To orr customers and
satisfactory trade During the last have fit
ted up expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers find every thing pertaining 10 that department.
IN the Clothing Department guarantee the stock to
he perfect IN point of durability Fit and Styles. because
MAKE thg ourselves and have hesitation IN
good will he found equal the best order the
country Watching the changes of Fashion parties
assured of finding the latest and make in Store,
subject to their Inspection and approval call is solicited by
GkDSfONG Il TUpMAN,
Its No. ll0 Main st, Richmond Va
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
once al the -. -. Railroad 10.
PFfKEsHuIta, sept -. Is.5.
WINTER sCHEDUIE-r--- me- cs...... q

I8fIHff- Tue NaII and Tl180HFV
Ttsa Wi leave Petersburg daily. Sundays excepted
r,laoA \ n afrifr ft ButHrsI Junft "a aud
Isu.hsufz al u. L 81
Leave fyHetburF al so O'Clock 4 NJ. Arrive Burke
vito jauetuuJ at ~ M, and at Petersburg atJFs 81
q Is ALLSGP.
oettts , superut,ud,ut
VIRGINIA I'M: a rsichtnoad AND 80
NLh 1pHk IAthEIS. Tins lput u - =
line is raini ased 81 tAo following vessels,
~ iafk eyeiy three days. Al oHH.d the city
Rad uH a
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II receiving at store cheap. ond all cues
n shall continue to and fashionable goods every
week from now until Christmas and will sell cash
only al snail Fronts. JNO. }. PIT RVS, Agt.
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a -tHnI R.Inc.-First Packet TO sail witflS. 49,.
rwh. III, superior, fast sailing. double d.ekei ~ sss1a..
|tl copper fastened = luou,r, "IiLEN,' Captain
'Nie STEWART NOW loading AMI viii sail as above. For
Ll- -L---a II -L--- II IN
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-------s-------A@-' Cutlery. WalNn canes,
Belts and Monies Percussion Cup HuupoN dor iaient
shot Balls, Pow der rasks Pouches aud Bits Bird Tags,
Nipples and Wrenchcs, Washing Rods and iicEIrrs Dog
ai4s Collars Gun Makers Materials AZ, Sc s. RE
kulNGKS and 1--WE SHOOTERS ut uannt1otufotS price ;,
To the trade. = SliNtElAND,
No L. Main street opposite Eaple square RIcluepd, Va
DIpiDiIA
OF rtiF tlEsT GLASS WAS AW AInfp ~ THt Virginia
MECHANICAL rfTu ~ fu1s III ruNnlIuN
TIM MECHANIC AIS To
SAMUEL. SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND, NIRGA
IA e.sr i W FISTpI S and FL LIS, cNhbitod
TIM Exhibition Al tic! ut American Manufactures hc.d
tia CttN IT, hlaoHd thc iGtl. ay ot Ney., liza
jams W. IfntlAt>. J y. BELNIE
seefetasy. President.
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tr> ar II 3D. first article. 81 ,l, lot Of IN ,I-,.
nAle Illusions and Morocco Boots Ladies' Misses aud Ser
wants Please call and examine for yourselves
n't2.is JOHN AIR ADAMS
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.,.-s,IsssINIs u TENSa.$%us:


N u
"a obedienee of the Directors Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Rad Road DmpHny proceed
offer ~ private sale all the aps heou TO the Company
and not needed fr its The Bas will be divided
Urrrrlss,s aud ofertd at Is. 20 according
trgnalln# l. II. GILL
-.-N u
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= ONs,ON rOUrEs:.i3o .'n-L- fsibb.rl'.
ltARkn ANn nNNDHN m.sraWD

Porter per ship Devon mr. from London for sale by
EDMOND, pANENfbkl n co
oct . lis Agents Tor Mauuf Cturors.
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4 NVV1L u w 4 = 4.H,'Na Tor db't'nt0Ht.-
~ 1Np ~ HNia. AeF l.U.u l.,,I,nf ID Iitfe supply
4 all the Noui,. sth sHl . &, uus Ni,h
his market "'.h tan and N1i. .s stl ,I,ar hl cash
d. Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-16

- Pcrrins Worcestershire sauce Cases Durhg
Mustard lis an lbs, Tor saie hy
oct = dts Edmond. DAVENPORT & co
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
SALE DAY,--THE TIMES.

Monday last brought goodly number Of our people
together to attend tho monthly salcs and to talk over
mattors and things in general. Tho appearance OF
the public countcnanco, we glad to say, was as
cheerful as could bO expected Tho complaint Of tight
times wss upon the tongue Of almost every one; but
the dimpe chin, in the groat majority Of cases, savo
the lie direct to tho tongues asscverations There Is
M evident disposition among the people to weather
out the gale under tue good and gracious motto OF
Bear and Forbcar." There is that kind of feeling
pervadng the district, which is apt to exist among
company Of men caught out together in snow-storm
Every one is ready to give the man next to him the
benefit of his cloak or umbrella. Professionalism
and thuy all cudravor to turn the dismal occasion into
ono of jollity and mrth, rather than give way to
chills and rapors So it is with the people Of our
good old district tu-lay. The "ten-per-cent.ers
even arc out -bang with the rest, looking more
amiuble the while than we remember To have seel,
them look for several years past The warm corners
Of their hearts showing out some Of their natural
old impulses. And honestly think that We arc, al
together, better people than VIC have been foI
many long wears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
npowa oF FsURscRI7TIoN.

a
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in uadvance-i"o
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not PAID ~'.h'h sN
ruon,bs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before 'ne
o1n;raoon of the year. All subscriptions not DISTINCT
II limited at the time Of subscribing, VIII Dc con-
,nusd until all arrearagss paid, or a. the option o
snbacrip,ions out Of the District and from DINER
States mus, invariably be paid for in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and conspicu'
ously inssrtedat Ssvsnty.6ve Gents per Square tlS
Yreysr lines or ,ess) for the first insertion, and fiy
Cents for each subsequent insertion. When only pno-
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
Each and every Transient Advertisement to secure
nublicity through our columns, must invariably DC
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the desired nnmoei
of insertions marked on the margin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can 40 sc
m III. most liberal terms-it being distinctly under
o,ood that contracts for yearly advertising are con
fined to the immediate, legitimate business OF Inc nrh
or individual contracting.
All communications Of a personal character VIII ot
charged as advertisements
Obituary NoIices exceeding one square IN leng'i
will b. charged for the overplus, at regular rates.
.,nonpe;noa q Candidate init inserted until pait
for) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Es,rays Tolled, Two Dollars, to n
maid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
PRICES CURRENT.

II is hard to locate the prices current for more than
day at time just now, such is the fluctuston Of
market matters. Corn is scarcely selling at ALL and
consequently there is no we-asccrtaincd price. Very
few buyers nfc willing to give more than as cts per
bushc anu very few sellers arc willing to take less
than a ioiiur. In the article of flour, prices arc
more definite, fine quality Of which readily COM
mands SO SO. Rye and oat. arc not known i'll our
market at present. But joiler is; and wc advise our
farmers, who have this very mcanest of all horse
provcnler to spare. TO bring il to town. Peas are
aLunduntly scarce: which is to say, that the scarcity
ovcrspreatls the whole district far as heard FROM
One dollar will hardly buy bushel; neither do We
believe that hundred dollars would than buy q
hundred cls,-Which the knowing ones are at
liberty to interpret they please Pea-nuts, "one.
Butter none. Pigs according to sze shape, condition
and circumstance. Possuns, supply gradually in
creasng as persmmons mature. Ducks none. Po-
tatoes merit to none Lard, none sir rcrks ago. Dried
peaches, gone glimmcring 'omg the things that ,rere.
Goose foathers scattered to tho four quarters by tho
winds Of chance and change. And to mako little
matter short, prices curront in rory unsats-
factory, tOpsy- -turvy condition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
~ Mr.. Ton Broeck's American Marc, Prioress,

aS Mr.. Ton Broccks American Mare; Proress,
CALAMITY won the stakes at the late races at Newman
kct in England, worth twenty thousand dollars over
thirty competitors. NIr. Ten Broecks horse Iccompte
died recently Of the Collie. Still later dates from Eu
rope say, Mr. Ten Brock had won another race at
Newmarket with his horse Belle. lie was unanimous
" elected member of the New Rooms, Newmarket.
NS- A little of Mr.. sarago,in in Prince William
county, shot his sister few days ngo, with gun, be-
cause she refused to comply with some trng request.
The load entered hor mouth aud CAME out under the
jaw, causng \ sorcro wound
~ Late dates from Kansas say that Gov. Walker
has issued his proclamation and rejected the return
from the Oxford precinct, johnson country, giving
certificates of election to the Free State candidates
The pro-slsvery men a-e greatly excited.
80 Eternity has no gray hairs" The flowers
fado, the heart uithers man grows older and dies ;
but Time writes no wrinkles on the brow of Eternity
&g~"Do you understand me now !" thundered q
country pedagoguc to an urchin at whose head he
threw an inkstand "1ve got an iakling Of what you
mean," replied the boy.
@- The Memphis Eagle says that the friends Of
Gen. YIN. T. Haskell, who was recently sent to the
Lexington (Kontucky) Insane Asylum, have been in-
formed by tho authorities of that institution that
strong hopes are entertained of his speedy restoration
to sanity.
II match race for three thousand four hun.
dred and thirty dollars, is announced to of nj
Spartanburg, S. c., on Thursday next, between Trav
eler and Thckety.
w The New York Tribune states that tho de-
rangement of the money market has had a most dis
astrous effect upon the market for horses. Horse.
which cost their owners $3.50 were sold lately fol
sl75 in that city. Another horse, which year ag'
had standing ofor of sl,5Oo, sold for s3Oo ant
handsome bay, for which $500 was paid last sum
mcr and not considered dear at that brought but sl2
q fcu days ago.
m- Cheap way of fattening hogs-turn them int
your neighbors corh-acld crery night
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
~ We are authorized by the friends of Mr..
WILLIAM STEVENS to announce him as Can
didate for Clerk of Edgcfeld District at the en-
suing election
ANOIHFR LETTER FROM INDIA.

Mcssrs. Perry Davis Son IL am happy to DO able
to add that your medicine is getting moro and moro
into notc and consequently the demand for it is in
crcasing The sales ut my various sub-Agencies arc
very satisfactory, especially in Maunnin and Dinna-
pore; in fact wherever European Regiments are Local
ted the sales arc extensive party in Agia who sent
for supply for his personal usc and that of his
friends, says the demand for it is great and recon-
mcnds the appointment of an Agent there.
Mr.. Toone, Of Barrackporc, writes under date Of
2Oh Ocober "This will certify that my son, l9 years
Of age, was taken suddenly i'll in the night, with n
pain in the stomach, fuliomcd by Cholera. He
found no relief until gave him teaspoonfu of the
Pain Killer, diluted with water; but after the
expiration Of few moments he brought it up, when
I repeated the dose, which partially relieved him.
followed it with third usc when he fell asleep, and
on waking next morning he was quite fresh. con-
sder it most valuable medicine to be always athand
I remain, yours, DC,
]. L. CARRAU, Calcutta.
For sale in this Village by G. L. PENN, Agent
Steel Enyroring.-A good specimen Of this art can
be seen on each bottle Of Perry Davis Pain Killer
This valuable preparation is put up in SQUARE bottles
with the words Davis Vegetable Pain Killer blown
i'm the glass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
THE DATTY POTATOES.

These aro the finest Irish potatoes We know Of 70,
wintor use. Thoy planted in midsummer, and
consequently como to full maturity but little before
the cool weather Of the Fall sets in. Dug at that time
there i, difficulty in keeping them, provided they
aro we'll put away in barrels The best potatoes Of
this kind VIC have seen arc some grown by Mrs. Dr.
L. ). MINIS of this vicinity. basket Of them sit.
before us,-large, red, sound fellows such as would
make an Irshman's mouth wator On St Patrick's Da,
in the Morning. We advise all who have not this
particular kind of potato to supply themselves with
it at 1t is the potato, for un'er usc, in on,
lultulr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
cuow.cHow,--AHD S. Z. BOWERS.

What rscy condment is Chow-chow! What
conglomeration of com,ningled stomachict! Lady
Falkland has we'll selected it the name and title OF
her interesting book of travels in India, Interesting
AS We learn from the Dublin University Magazine
tho book itself We have not seen. Cho"-eho"! Inc
name is said to mean "odds and onds" The pod!Hrs
in India have among their buskcts, one called the
"cbow Chow" in which hCre is overy variety of mer-
ohanliss Hence by the slight of sort OF American
hocus-pocus the name came to be applied to multi
farious jar of pickles, just such jar as Mr.. 5.
Bowers has kindly sent us this week from his store
in Hamburg, hanked by bottle of Worcestershire
Sauce, and marshallad by another bottle containing
the very ink with which now write. Sich Is Bow
sns,-a real Chow-chow Of n caterer, and one whose
taste finds reciprocation in the stomachs OF many
customers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
BANKS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
We copy the following from the Columb
South Carolinian, of the 3Oth instant;
COMPTROLLER UENEKAL OFFICt,
Columbia, Oct. 18th, 1851.


COMPTROLLER GENERALS OFFICE,
Columbia, Oct. 18th, 1851.
:Hessrs Editors: Allow me the use OF your
columns to answer the numerous inquiries made
Of me as to the banks in this State that have
suspended specie payments, and those that still
Continue to bay coin for their bills, viz:
Suspended Banks.-Bank OF the Stateof South
Carolina Branch Bank Of the State at Columbia
Branch Bank of tho State at Camden, South
Western Railroad Bank, Planters and Mechan,
ics' Bank, Bank Of South Carolina, Bank Of Ham,
burg, Bank of Newberry, Exchange Bank OF
Columbia, Peoples Bank Of Charleston.
Banks Iayiny iSpscie.-Cnion Gank of Charles
tom. State Bank of South Carolina, Bank of Char.
lesion, Commercial Bank Of Columbia, Planters
Bank of Fairfield, Merchants Bank of Cheraw,
Bank of Chester; Bank Of Camden, Bank OF
Georgetown. :, ~.
Eleven of our banks have suspended. Nine
of thes still continue TO redeem their notes in
specie. Many mis-s,atements huve heen made.
The above is reliable as reported to this ottlce.
Other papers will perhaps do the public SER
vice by giving this communication an insertion
in their columns. AS tothe solvencycf our Banks
ther, is not one of them but have assets abun
dainty sufficient to meet their liabilities.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. ID. AsHMoRE,
Comptroller General
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
mother Instance Of Tape Worm Cured by the use Q,
DR., M'lANE'S CELEBRATED VERKIFUGE,
PREPARED BY FLEMING BROS

NEW YonK October Is, 1852.
~ This is to certify that WAS troubled with u
tape worm for moro than six months. tried all tho
known remedies for this dreadful affection, but with
out being ablo to dcstroyi got ono Of DR.. MLanes
Almanacs which contained notices Of several wonder
full cures that had been performed by bis celebrated
ycrmifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros I resolved to
try it; and Immediately purchased n bottle, which
took according to directions; and the result was,
discharged one large tape wor measuring more than
q yart besides n number of small ones.
MRS. M. SCOTT,
No. 70 Cannon street.
fF Purchasers will DO careful to ask for DR..
MLANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
featured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
All other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
Dr. MLancs genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated
ycrmifuso, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine ritaout the signature of
q FLEMING BROS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04

THAT POINTER nOE

Col. G. D. MINIS desires to call attention to his
advertisement Of a "lost dog" We not only do so,
but We add that any man who VIII knowingly keep
and use dog that ho'knows to be the property OF
another is thief to all intcnts and purposes. Tho
dog in question is noble dog, and the owncr says,
"Givo he my dog and name your reward" Will the
hunters Of Edgcfcld and tho adjoining districts please
keep lookout for this dog and obliyc brothor-huu
ter by reporting his whereabouts should he he See
advertisement for description of animal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
O B IT u A R Y,

DIED, in Hamburg, Oct 20, 1867, Mrs SUSAN
NAH DOBEY, consort Of MIR. Jons L. Dopsr, in
the 28th year of her age.
Loved by all with whom she, was associated,
her kind and good heart drew around her friends
and frienships, which alas God in his wisdom has
severed. Sho died the death of the righteous. An
afcctionato and loving wife and devoted mother,
kind aud obligine daughter and sister, her fami.
ly has lost one of its precious members. In the
morning of life she hath departed to her Maker
"Oh what shadow DER the heart is flung,
When peals the requiem of the lov'd and young ~
A FRRsp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-lhe steamship Per.
sia, Capt. c. II. Z. ,Jnlkins, has arrived at this
port, with Liverpool dates to the 7th inst
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARErr.-Cotton has de-
clincd from "a Id. per ID. The sales for the
week comprised $4,000 bales, Of which specua.
tors took $500, and exporters 1000 bales, lcav.
ing l4,5OO bales of all descriptions to the trade
Orleans Fair was quoted at 9sd; Orleans Mid
ding at Gid; Uplands Fair at 9sd and Uplands
Middling at Cd per lb. The sales on Friday
were 1000 bales; the market closing quiet and
steady. The stock On hand comprised 81, 900
bales, of which lG3, 600 bales were American.
LlvEnrooL DREAnsTrFFs MAREEr.-Flour is
steady. with little inquiry. Inferior has declined
and prices are weak. Wheat is steady and the
market closed with an advancing tendency for
Red Corn is firm, with an advancing tendency.
Sugar was heavy nj a decline of from Is 3s.
Holders were pressing sales. Coffee was dull.
Naval Stores were steady.
LONDON MuSEY MARKrT.-The decrease of
bullion for the week was .955a, 1000. Consols
| were quoted at from Ss3 50 on account.
GENERAL. NEws-The Persia brings s2O0,o0
in specie.
,, The details from India are more promising.
1t is confidently expected that the next mail will
bring the news of the fall of Delhi
Ten Broeck's horse Belle won the Newmarket
races.
The ship Prince George, from Mobile, was
abandoned at seq Oh the ith. The crew arrived
at Queenstown.
| 1t is reported at London that President Bu-
chanau has written to Mr.. Dallas, our Minister
in England, pledging the enforcement of the
international laws.
There is "a fearful panic in Vienna, and a
financial crisis in Lisbon.
There have been large arrivals of gold from
from Australia.
The Banks of Holland and Belgium have ad
yanced their rates Of discount.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
From the. Winnsbor" Register.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned, committee appointed by
the Mount Zion Society for the purpose of hav
ing suitable Monument erected in front of the
College over the remains of James W: Hudson
late Principal Of the College, take this method
OF suggesting to those who have at any time
been pupils Of Mr.. Hudson, that each one con
tribute the limited sum Of one dollar to aid In
the above design. Any one falling within the
above description, and desiring to participate in
this we'll deserved tribute to departed worth anc
usefulness, can do 81 by enclosing the sum lni
led TO j. Fl. Riom. Treasurer Of the committee.
Receipts will DO acknowledged from time tt
time in the fairfield Herald.
JAMES B. McCASTs.
JAMES R. AIKEN.
JAMES II. RloN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
Headquarters,

10Th REGIMENT, S. c. NJ.
MINE CREEK, Nov. 2, 1857.
4 COURT MARTIAL will be held at Rich
~ ardsons, on Saturday the 2is November
inst for the purpose Of trying all deaulters in Mi
litia and Patrol duty.
Captains Of Companies composing the Regiment
are hereby instructed to have Member in attend
ance from their respective Companies.
President Lieut. Col. BATES.
BY order Of s. j. WATSON, Col.
JAMES II. WHITE, Adj't
Nov 4 St AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04
LOOK HERE!

A Ii Persons arc hereby cautioned from trading
N. for a certain Note Of hand given by the Sub.
scrbcr to H. a. Barnes, for S34, and dated Oct
Sd 1857, Tor about that tme.) as will not pay said
note unless compelled by aw-the property being
unsound fol which it was given.
NANCY GRANT.
Nov2 4tf 43