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From the Carolina Times.
EUROPEAN p0LITICs.

Continental Europe, though wearing The aspect
Of genera peace, is yet invested with al the
elements of great and universal cunvulsiun.
The potency of those sublime truths which un-
dere all the arlcrs Of humanity, and must
ultimately prevail 10 the redemption and pro-
grcss of all mankind, is again developing itself
with the most thrilling intensity. Truths which
have been suppressed, cUEcealed, abused and
dshonurcd, under the assumptions OF royalty,
for so long lime, and amohg all nations, arc
now springng up with more than their original
vigor, fully armed ard prepared 10 contend for
the right Collisions have been heretofore pre-
ripitalrd, and always 10 the advantage Of an
invelrra,c foe, and it may be so again; but when
the oppressed of SurUpe make another ct1urt
We believe thai the probabilities will BE- in their
favor.
The dispute between Prussia and Switzerland
in regard TO the sovereignty of Neuirhalel, has.
thus fur, s!,raclvd little notice OIL our part, but
it is one that may yet assume N Importance in
feriur to none of recent occurrence. SwiiZer-
land may vet 10 the theatre Of great struggle
between the s;upendous anlaguni,ns of the age.
The Volcano is not extinct, but only sleeping,
and n spark will suffice to put nll Europe in IL
blaze The revolutionary clements in Hungary,
in Italy, in France, and even Spain, want but
little to stir them intu activity. ln this way The
position Of Prussia and the powers that sympa.
thizc with her, in respect 10 Switzerland, Is pc.
cu'iarly interesting. Full of stirring energy
and pregnant with vasl results, we shall walcll
its daily unfoldings with feelings more sensitive
Than ever TO The fluctuations OF the scene. 1t
is not for men to penetrate the future, but
Switzerland may yet be arrayed againut that
very incarnation Of despotism, with whose over
throw absolute power may be swept forever
from the area OF civilization The despoisms
Of Europe are not aud can never be within The
reach of American sympathy; but out people,
living rs they do, in the full blaze of popular
liberty canno, be indifferent 10 the struggles OF
the oppressed How, that interest shall become
an operative and vital element is n pregnant
question.
The race of William Tell is not extinct
Switzerland has her patriots. We are told Tint
the councils of Berne and Thurgan use the Ian.
guage of seliance towards Prussia One of her
leaders declared that switzerland would not
shrink from sacrificing all her men rather than
yield TO unjust demands" Another declared
that the "hour of trial will soon be here; do
not let US be afraid, but neither let US neglect to
be watcIlful. May our country, when the mo-
ment arrives, find her sons, without distinction
Of party, ready 10 make The greatest sacrifices
without bravado." This il lIe language Of men
who know their true position, and arc resolved
10 act bravely.
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Liberal Proposition.

We will furnish the Advertiser and Coumsia
Examiner. one year, for s4.s5, payable in advance
The Eran,incr is a large and excellent literary pa
per. published weekly, at So per annum'
We will furnish the Advertiser and Soutne'H
Light one Year for $3.50, payab e IN ADVANCE
The Lieht is q well conducted monthly journal,
devoted to religious and literary reading, and pub
lished in this Village at $500.
Thos. wishing 10 encourage Southern enterprise
and obtain good and cheap publications, would 90
well to take up our proposition.
p Any one sending us five new subscribers 10
the Advertiser with the cash for the same, will 1e
entitled to the sixth copy gratis.
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Valuable. Negroes for SaIe.

Joy consent ofs the parties in interest, SalLbs
ID sold Mt public oaicry at Edge6eld 9 Hsser
Sales day in February next, thsafallowiug hssly
Negroes, viz: So -
! Good coot ,wa,her and ironerSand her
three children 81 Pies, about years Of age; Pas
about years old,ISa Handy about year old. g
DENNIS Good field hand and common shoe2;
maker - = ~ .-.r
sAVAGE-First rate field hand: 4: :.sts5t;59ss
LLEN-PlafsAcook and field hand. . -
EPfIR AlM-G odscaryiage driver: @
TERAs-A credit until the. first day OF January
1853, with interest from the day ofsae Purchasers
to give note with approved personal sureties.
SsB. GRIFFIN, AGENT !:
Ianl4 at a.. Il u.
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AN ACT.
For The better establishment Of general system
Of Registration Of Births, Marriages am
Deaths, IN the State of South Cuvli.a.

For The better establishment cf a general systens
Of Registration Of Births, Marriages aud
Deaths, IN The Staie Of South CarOlina.
SEC. l. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representative, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the authority of
the same. That from and after the passing OF
this Act, it shall be the duty Of the Tax Collec-
tors OF the different districts and parishes Of
this State, to require of the inhabitants Of the
said districts and parishes, at the time Of making
the general tax return stating the number Of
whites, male and female, who have been born,
their respective households, and the number Of
blacks who have been born. or who have died
during the same period, and return the same to
the Comptroller General; and in each case in
which the Tax Collector neglectS his duty, he
shall be fined five dollars, and the citizen refu-
sing charged five per cent Oh his general tax.
SEC. >. That one Registrar shall be appoint.
ed by the Governor, whose duty it shall be to
receive from the respective Offices Of the Comp
trollcr General, in Charleston and Columbia,
the returns of the Tax Collectors, and make
and publish full report Of the same annually,
filing copy Of bis report in the Comptroller
Generals office, both in Charleston and Column
bia.
SEC 5. That in order to ascertain Us accu-
ratcy as possible the number Of Births mar
rages and deaths Of non-tax paying whites, it
shall be the duty OF the Tax Collector to ascer-
tain from the magistrate, physicians and minis
tiers Of the Gospel Of the different districts and
parishes, tie number Of births, marriages and
deaths that have taken place among the per-
SONS within their jurisdiction, or belonging to
their congregation respectively; and it Shall be
the duty Of the Registrar to draw out a proper
form of registration for tie Tax Collectors Of
the different districts and parishes, and for the
use of the magistrates and ministers Of the Gus
pei, of the said districts and parishes.
SEC. 4. That the said Registrar shall re-
ceive annually the sum Of four hundred dollars
for his services.
SIC. 5. That the Tax Collectors shall be
entitled to retain out of the taxes collected by
them, three cents for the entry of each birth,
death or marriage required by this Act.
In the Senate House the twentieth day of De-
ccmber, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-six, and in the
cighty-iirst year of the sovereignty and indie
pendence Of the United States Of America.
JAMES CIIESNUT, Jr.,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SlMONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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ATwELvEMoxTH,s PLEDGE.

The Seceder Temperance Society OF Creenvile
District have temperance pledge, limited as 10 time
bu, stringent while it lasts How would it do in this
latitude, in view of tbs quart.license pling along
down shin-bone alley! Read it:
We, the undersigned, do hereby solemnly, and as
gentlemen. pledge ourselves 10 ourselves and each
other, save and except in Of sickness, and upon
the prescription Of regularly graduated physician,
absolutely to abstain from all and every Intoxicating
liquor or beverage, for The space Of twelve months
from the date of this instrument, ard do furthermore
positively PROMISE each and all of u.s. that the one
violating said Pledge, shall be pronounced liar and
unworthy Of trust.
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rY WE respectfully announce Capt, WM G,
as Candidate for MAJOR GENE
RAJ of the lst Division, S. c. NJ, to fill the5ya-
cancy oecasioncd by the resignation # Maj. Gen.
MCGOWAN. SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Janl4 ct
B- Col. A. M. SMITH, Of Abbeville, isre,pcct-
fully announced by his friends as Candidate for
Major General, 1st Division, S. c. M.
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AN ESTRAY COW.

STRAYED from the Subscriber few weeks
- before Christmas, q LIGHT RED COW,
with rather short horns She has shor, legs and
heavy body-also, heavy with calf think she is
entirely of one color all over. do not recollect the
ear mark, though she is marked purchased her
of Mr. E. II. Chamberlain
Any information will be thankfully received, aud
a liberal reward given for her delivery To me at
Edgefeld c. II. II. T. WRIGHT.
Jan ID ,2t
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Color OF THE EYEs-That the color of the
eyes should affect their strength, may seem
strange; yet that such is the case, need not at
this time Of day to be proved; and these eyes
are brown or dark colored, should be informed
that they are weaker and more susceptible of
injury, from various causes, than gray or blue
eyes. Light blue eyes ale cGters paribus, gen.
orally the most powerful, and next to those are
gray. The lighter the pupil, the greater and
longer continued is the degree of tension The
eye can suslain.-Hall's Journal Of Health.
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Read the Certificate of a Regular
Practitioner

This may certify that have used Perry Davis
Vep,table Pain Killer, and believe it to be very
valuable medicine. have prescribed it extensive.
ly in bowel complaint, particularly for chIdren,)
and it is in my opinion superior to any preparation
have ever used for the relief Of those diseases.
When given to children, I have always combined
It with the syrup, well mixed. Others have mixed
it with milk and molasses, equal parts.
A. HUNTING, NJ. D.
PERRy DAVIS PAIN KILLER as an internal reme-
dy has no equal In eases Of Ch"lic, Summer Com
piaint Dyspepsia. Dysentery and Asthma. it will
cure in one pht by taking it internally and bathing
with freely. 1t is the best Linilnent in America
It's action is like magic when externally applied TO
bad sores, burns, scalds and sprans. For the sick
heaaache and toohache don't fail to try it In short
it il Pain Killer.
Sold by G. T.. PENN, Agent.
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January 10Th, 1857.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

Thos. Ilowlc,
vs.. ; l5ill 'Or lar
Rnbt. Meriwctllcr and others.
DY Virtue Of m order from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this case, viii proceed to sell at Edge
field Court llousc, Oh the first Monday in February
next, the real estate described III the bill, CONSIST
ing Of
One Tract of Land on Scolt's Greek, waters Of
Savannah River. containing Tw" hundred and iifty
acres more or less, granted originally to Thomas
Mrriwelhrr deed, adjoining lands Of the Estate
Of r. C. Jones' Mrs NJ Williams and others.
TEnMs-A credit of twelve months, except coss
which must be paid in cash. Purchasers giving
bpnds with ample security and to pay extra f"r
'papcrs
4. SIMKINS, c.E ED.
Jan 10, 1856, 4te
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HolloWay's Pills.
WHERE ARE THEY NOT?

Well may these Pills be called an universal medi-
cine, for they are in demand throughout the habi-
table globe. Even tue medical dogmatists who re-
gard all deviaiions from college rules as sacrege,
nre electrified by the of dyspepsia, liver conf
paint and dysentery accomplished by 1loloway's
Pills.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 244 Strand, London; and by
all druggists, at 25 &c , 621c, and 81 per box.
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Notice.

r will Offer for sale, all the Real Estate Of John
i Krksey, decd, which has not been otherwise
disposed of on Sale-day in February neSt VIZ:
LOT, containing AT acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of F. w. Piekens.
One other lot in the Town of Eds, field contain
ing one acre, adjoining Agnes Corlcy. Mira Bacon
and others
One other tract Of PINE LAND, containing 3s3
acres more or less. adjoining lands >of 3. W. Mil
Ter, B. Belts. and others.
The first and second Lots will be sold on one and
twn years credit with interest from day Of sale. and
the Pine Lands will be sold on one, two and. three
years credit, with interest from day Of sale. The
above lands can be treated for privately between:
this and then, If desired.
3. P. H. KIRKSEY, Acting Ex'or.
January II, 1857, 81
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A CHRISTMAS GrrT.-Hon. David Prentiss, of
Utica NJ Y. now nearly 70 years of age, was
the tutor of Ex. Gov Syenour, Hon. Ward
Hunt, and others who have reached high public
honors His old pupils have not forgotten him.
They make up an annual holiday gin for his
benefit Of $500 each. Five Of these gentlemen
made up in this way purse Of $4,000 for the
old geIieman's Christmas.
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SIlerif's Sale.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Lewis Jones and others,
IS For .dttachment.
G. D. Tillman.
DY consent Of the attaching, Creditors in the
ID abnre cases, will sell at Edgefeld c. H.. on
the first Monday in February next, the following
property attached in the above cases:
jim, CUPID AND NARY,
ONE LAW OFFICE AND LIBRARY.
TERMs-On credit Of twelve months The pro-
ccels Of sale to be held subject to the irLs Of the
attachments according to their priority. Purchasers
will be required to give notes with good security.
JAS. EDISON, s.ED.
Jan IL, Ate
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THE winter in Europe has so far been very
cold. Vast quantities of snow have fallen in
Austria. On the first Of December, the roads
East of Vienna were impossible, on account Of
the snow, and in Vienna such vast masses of
snow had accumulated in The streets, that all
locomo,ion was greatly impeded. In England,
we see that they had skating in The early part
Of December.
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4 LUCKY UNION.

Tie American Cotton Planter and The Soil OF the
South have united forces, and now make one large
pamphlet publication, under the joint management oi
DR.. n. B. CLOUD and Mr.. CMAs. A. PEABODY. The
first number Of this married enterprise is before u.s.
presenting very genteel and prosperous appearance
We trust the offs pring Of the union will be many pro-
ducions of good sense and practical wisdom.
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VERY BEST ARTICLES,

He will always be found ready and willing to serve
his customers. and will use every effort togive en-
tire satisfaction: ~
lie wishes it to, be distinctly understood that he
will expect and require all accounts to be pnnctually
paid when due as the nature Of his business will
require prompt payment
% To those who wish to buy sfors.e cash liberal
discount will be made.I .:5;s: -S1sss
SJanl4 If - ! VI.
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DEATH OF j. b. LABORDE.

The Columbia papers announce the DEAN oi our
former friend and fellowtoA nsman, JOHN b. LABoRDE'
He had gone to Kansas to do his devoir in the cause
Of his beloved South, and died in that distant post o.
duty. Many friend. IN South Carolina remember nj.
warm hear. and generous nature, and will drop an uh
f.isnsd tear OF regret over his melancholy fate our
sympa,hisa are with his family In this affective dis
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to express
i his sincere thanks to his friends for the very
liberal patronage h. has received at their hands
during the past year. 49,.
And intending to keep his Stock CONSTANT
LY REPLENISHED with Fall supply
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
By w. F. DURISO E, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
field District -
w HEREAS, L. E. Holloway hath applied 10 me
w for Letters of Administration on all and sin
gular The goods and chaites, rights and credits of
Sarah Holloway, late Of the District aforesaid, decd.
Those are therefore, 10 cite and aGmcnish all and
singular The kindred and creditors of the said eceas.
ed be and appear before me, at next Ordinays
Court for the said District, be holden al Edgefeld
Court House, on The 26,h day Of January n.t, TO
show cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Giver under my hand and seal, this twelfth day Of
January, in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and ffty-seven and in The eighy.frst year
' '''O' W. F. DURlSOE, o.E.p.
Januan9. a. 1857 q 43
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POSTPONED.

The P. Ms Letter List, Cranes Advertisement, and
several other matters in too late for this weeks
issue. We may say, in passing, that CRANE IS offer
ing at his store in Augusta great attractions IN the
Dry Goods line, as his advertisement will more fully
shoX next week.
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The Cash System adopted.

A't.r the first Of january we will adopt the Cash
system and intend strictly to adhere to it in each
and every instance. |, is certainly the best system
for all especially newspaper publishers, and as our
bills are generally small it will be no Inconvenience
to any Que to pay up in advance.
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To A advertisers.

All advertisements, 10 secure publicity through
our columns, must be paid for when handed in.
Those who live a, Il distance wishing t" advertise,
can enclose the amount for which they desire to ad
,ertise. Those advertising by contract, BY Inc
Year. will be expected to settle up quarterly.
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Executive Department,
DecrxnEa 90. 1855.

DECEMBER 70, 1876.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS for this Depart
n ment should be addressed to His Excellency
the Governor, at Georgetown, s. c.. until the 18th
of January, and subsequently at Charleston, until
the 18th Of April. BY order Of the Governor.
B. T. WATTS, Secretary.
Januarv IL 1897 1t I
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For tho Advertiser.

AT an election held on the 9th Of January, 1857,
the following gentlemen were reelected Officers Of
the Edgcfcld Lyccum, viz:
TIIOS. P. MAGRATH, PRESIDENT.
w. c. MonAGNE, Vice President.
H. RUFUS DEAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
The following Committees haveibeen appointed
by tho President, and are requested To- report at
the next meeting Of the Lyceum to be held on
Wednesday the 4tl, day of February next: =
Committee Of the Thespian Depa'tment.-Ar-
thur Simkins, John Bacon, NJ. W.tGary.
Committee OIL Debotes.-Wms Logue, c. ".
Styles Joseph Abncy. g.
Committee OIL Lcrtarcs.-WniSC. Moragne, NJ.
c. Butler Henry W. Addison.
Committee Oh Seisnt:fe I,ltestigatioms and
Discussions.-Gc A. Addison, Vim. c. MToragne,
Arthur Simkins. s;a
Committee on Finqncc.-E Ebert Bland, W. W.
Adams, NJ Lchcsclultz
H. RUFUsfDEAN, secy !.
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NOTICE THIS,

NNY Brickyard Accounts are in the hands Of
M.N. T. Wright, Esq, for collection. Th"ee
indebted will please call on him and settle, as
must have money to carry on the business.
4. StNklNS.
Jan IA St
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HJJNICIPAL ELECTION.

AT an election held for Intendant and Wa'dens oi
the Town of Edgefeld for the year 1857, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected:
F. NJ NICHOLAS In,endant
GEO. A. ADDISON
S. +. GooDE Wardrns
CICERO ADAMS
H. T. WRIGHT
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~ SIBLEY and USHER, Of Hamburg, are tlissem-
mating pamphlet going to prove that Kelllewels
Manipulated Guano is better lhan The genuine Peru.
Wan guano.
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Head Quarters,
It'll REGIMENT, $. c. NJ,

It'll REGIMENT, $. c. NJ,
HAMBUnG, Jan. l., 1851
I'm Obedience 10 nm order fr"m Gen. NEVER, an
n Election will BE- held at the Old Wells ON cd.
ncs,lay. the 25lh February next. for MdJOR
GENERAL First Division, S. c. NJ to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Major
Gen. MCGOWAN.
Lieut.. Col Shaw and Maj. Lovelcss will act as
Managers. 5. lIAhhlSoN,
Col. 7th Rcgt, 5. c. NJ.
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@-Mcrchants and Planters wish
ing to have bal gains in Dry Goods, would do well
to examine JAMES IlENEY'S large and well as
sorted stock. lie has received some more Of those
solid colored WORsTEDS, Mt l21 cents per yar d
See advertisement If As.
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NOTICE,

A IL Persons indebted to Mrs R. Blalock can
IA settle with me at my house until the 10Th OF
February After that time with my attorney. Also,
those indebted TO myself P. R. BLALOCk.
Jam ID St
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sTmE RUBlCON As CROssEDw

4 ND all persons indebted to me- are notified
n that rare opportunity is nov offered them to
save costs by settling th,ir indebtedness prior 10
Return Day. This is the last call.
During my absence from the State, Mr. S. F.
Gnodc is authorized to act as my Agent, and will
attend to the settling of all Notes and accounts due
me. K. ri. SULLIVAN.
o.
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~, Tie True CarOlinian, ofAndsrson. nominates
Gen. WALLACE for the representative Of Col.sOaR's
district, should that gentleman decline. Col. DAwKINs
Mr.. FARRow and T. o. P. VERNON, Esqr, are also
mentioned in other papers for the same position.
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N O t i c e,

A LII Persons indebted 10 ME Individually sby
IA no,r ur account, must pay them. Longer IN
iulgrn:e is out Of the question: and will not be CIV
n w. P. BUTLER.
Jan II at
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MR. roGNo,s ADVERTISEMENT.

Please see wha, Mr.. T. says Of his grape-roois &c
&c. He is said to be au fat in The business OF grape
culture, and, being Frenchman, may be relied on IN
what he says in regard thereto
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For Sale,

A PAIR of first rate Carriage HORSES, work
n well in double or single harness. Also, one
Yoke of Oxen-all of which will be sold low for
cash. L. .. JoiiNooN.
Jan II
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ssY Col. JOHN CUNNINGHAM has hecome the sole
editor and proprietor Of The Erening News, Char.
lesion.
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- - - .------'--- :
H Y N E N / A L.

MARRIED, on the Isl January, by Rev. Wesley
Bodie, Mr.. PIcxESs b. WRionT and Miss ELIZA
RErn BrITuN all Of this District.
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FINE BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES

TEIGH & TUCKER, lin order TO REDUCE
IL their Stock kSof, I, Buggies and Carriages, and
10 closethe Partnership which expires by mi'stion
on the first February next will sell their present
Stock Of we'll built and beautiful 80 sss7,1- : :.
Carriages and Buggies sat Cost,
FOR CASH, until that time: All whoarein want
of Bugges or Carriages will do well TO call aswe
are determined to sell LOW ORsGASH ~ s,s
LEIGH g. TUCKER.
Edee6eld, Jan,l4, l857. 80 = s.. - .ssltt I
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ey James c. Brooks, Esq, of Dougher,y county,
brother Of the IIun p S. Brooks, has been appoint
ed u S. Deputy Marshall for The Southern District of
Georgia.