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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-02
)ARD: WEDNESDAY. sEPTR. 2. 1856
HE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD:

e vto i.sAs guard ~ u 90 minds and our he.rts1
They are 6ntrnsted 10 bin tox Improvement and for
the manner, in which hesmanases our mental and
moral estates, he win be hela to strict acsonnis
bity. His 10 high calling; be is engaged in 8
noble cause. What heavv responsibilities are rest
ing upon him! What more honorable profession
than hist The very fate Of our country Is in his
hands; for he trains and instructs the youth, who
will have to manage ts affairs. and who will shape
its destiny. If We work upon marble, it will per
ish; if we work upon brass, time will eftace il. If
we rear temples, they will orumble to dust But if
we work upon immortal minds and i,nbue them with
high and heavenly principles, we engrave on these
tables something which no time can eface, and
which will brighten to all eternity" =
Many ofthe most distinguished authors and states.
men, that have adorned ard enlightened the world
by their labors commenced life as teachers-hereby
showing that the humble schoolhouses, however un-
pretending in appearance, have often been presided
over by men Of genius and proven their stepping
stone to honor and renowi. Let. no young teacher
be dissatisfied with his calling, or despair Of ultimate
success. May the highest hopes of him who has SO
auspiciousy commenced his professional labors here,
be more than realized The exercises of this coca
have proven that he has done his whole duty. Born
and raised here in your midst you all know how to
appreciate his talents and his virtues We can only
say, well done. thou good and faithful servant"
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An EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL "Convention Of
Editors" was held in Danyille, Pa, on the 4th inst,
for the purpose of devising, and If possible carry
ing out some reforms in the publication Of newspa-
pers in that State. About twenty editors pres
ent principally publishers Of papers in the northern
and northwestern counties. Levy L. Tate, of the
Bloomsbury Democrat, presided. Several letters
were read from absent editors, excusng themselves
for non attendance and expressing their readiness
to aid in carrying out any reforms proposed. A Sc
RES Of resolutions was the Iesult Of the proceedings
OF which We may give synopsis: 1t was resolved
to form Keystone Editorial Union" to hold annual
meetings at such time and place as the Convention
shall decide. 1t was recommended to publishers OF
newspapers in the State, that from and after the first
of January next, they send no newspaper credit.
The members OF the Union" are to have no deal
ings with any advertising agent who will not prompt
~ settle in full his accounts at the end Of every
quarter for all Advertisements within that time,
the said agent to be published derelict, and dis
missed If ne does not comply. 1t is recommended to
the editors OF the same locality, to agree upon uni
they positively won't do. The Convention dcnounc-
ed personalities as derogatory 10 the editorial pro-
fesslon and recommended their disuse That re-
commentator, We afraid, vii be entirely dis
regarded especially in times Of political excitement.
The employment Of apprentices who have not served
out their full term is to be discouraged Apprentices
are not to be taken for shorter period than four
years. All advertisements of an indicate nature
are to be excluded. 1t is recommended that all
general laws should be published by the Legislature
in erery newspaper published in the State, at a cost
Of one-half the regular rates Of advertising The
Convention then adjourned to meet in Pot,svle on
the first Tuesday Of May, 1853 The resolutions, of
which we have given the drift, do not apply to the
large cities in their full scope. All Of them ought
to be carried out. But a;as! We fear that those
which particularly refer to personalities and indicate
advertisements will be of no effect.-Some of our
city papers which have no reason, pecuniarily, for
resorting to such Shifts publish daily in the shape
of ADVERTISEMENTS what they would not dare to ad-
NIT to their news or editorial columns Nay, they
even venture to lecture the rest of the press upon
descending obscene details of crinina trials while
paradng these filthy advertisements before their
readers. Philadelphia Eseninq Journal
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Men are but gided loan OF painted clay"
May your conduct be such, and your time so spent
here, as to prepare you to bnffet with the
rude waves the ocean of life, and to meet, with
becoming fortitnde, the clouds of adversely which
none of can expect at all times to escape. From
the time the serpent entered the garden Of Eden,
man has been entirely free from sorrow and disap.
pointment; therefore, you canno. expect yours to
be life of continued sunshine. I would not will
lngiy or unnecessarily mar Q single happy antic-
patton that you may indulge. wish only to pre-
pare you to meet the realities ofiife. Many of you
no doubt, regard your time spent here as dull and
heavy; have longed for your school to close, and
joice to-day that your session is ended This is the
natural inclination and impulse of your young hearts
All experence teaches, however, that your school.
boy days are the happiest hours of your life. Un-
der the deusive influence of youthful hope, in your
vivid imagination, you may paint on the pathway of
life lovely landscape; but when the time for its
alization comes, you will find that distance only has
lent enchanment to the scene and that all the cares
troubles and perpexities of life everywhere beset
you. Do not understand me by this, as intending
to discourage you in the least Far be 1t from my
intention to do So Ny object Is rather to stimulate
you and to encourage you to hope for the attain
ment of that success which alone is sure and which
is the reward of merit 1t ia your business here to
prepare to meet those difficulties LIES journey;
and you will realize that bright picture which You
have drawn here just in proportion as you do your
duty here.
But very few young men, while at school, enter.
tain that high respect and esteem for their teachers
which rs justly due them, and with which riper
years are sure to inspire US. No maa is more en-
titled to our kind remembrance Ind affection than
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fame; which base dshonor neer yet hath blurred"
is the property of her children. They inherit it
from her a child nherits from his father. How
imperative upon US then, from every consideration
of gratitude, to cling to her with patriotic affection,
and lend whatever of talents and energy we may
possess to advance her prosperity. In no way can
we more efectualy do this than by fostering and
encouraging education, and SO applying the arts
and sciences as TO develop the rich resources it'll
which nature has so bountifuly supplied her. This
being accomplished instead Of emigratng to other
lands, North Caronians will be proud to own that
they live in State noted for the intelligence pros
perity and happiness of her people, State, once
the by word and jest of the nation low honored for
her learning, extolled for her virtues, and admired
for her exceency in all that constitutes true great
ness and an enviable name. The greatest draw
back upon North-Carolina has ever been the emf
grafton of some of her most talented and energetic
sons to other States Such drafts upon her re-
sources if continued will ever retard her progress
If her productions are to become the wealth and
property of ether States. to build them up she
not expect to advance herself But it il gratifying
to believe that no such cause will operate to any
great extent against her in the future. Her people
have gone to work to build up their own State and
they find that she possesses all the elements
necessary to make , great noble and prosperous
commonwealth. May the most sanguine expecta.
tons Of her best friends be than realizedmay
she 60 on prospecting and to prosper.
Whilst our good old State has been At all times
sufficiently watchful of her rights and her honor.
she has ever been devotedly attached to the Union.
with pulsation Of her heart bat that beats for it's
preservation, for the rights Of the States and the
prosperity Of al her sisters. Whilst others have
been led of by TIE foul spirit Of fanatiesm plotting
treason against the constitution Of their, country
and resistance to the supreme courts Of the land,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-22
Cass unit l. q n d s
r O r S A l. e.

A MOST valuable plantation lying on the Wes-
IA tern & Atlantic Rail R'sid, embracing the
lands upon which the Cssvil!e Mood Station is l,ea-
ted and only two aud halt miles from CussviIe,
and within two miles Of the Cherokee Baptist COL
lege and the Methodist Female College.
This tract contsns 700 Acres, Of which only
1870 acres are in cultivation, the rest being heavily
timbered and 20 convenient to the Wood-sta,ou,
that every stick Of timber can be readly converted
into money. The improvements consists Of a COM
Portable dwelling, good Gin House and all other
ou, houses, &c.
There are on this tract about 30 acres f very fine
meadow land, half If which is act iu Herds Grass.
This land is capable Of producing about 1000 lbs.
Of Cotton, 20 bushels Of Wheat or 40 bushels OF
Corn The surplus timber On the tract when sold,
will more than repay tho purchase money. Any
person wishing TO purchase the above tract are re-
f.red to J. II. MINIS.
Feb II 1857 3nl
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Executors Sale,

WILL he odd on Monday the 18th day Of
w April next, in 'hc Town of Hamburg. at
eleven O'clock, a. A., the following namea proper
ly, TO vii:
Ike Brick House and Lot on Centre Street, he
ing par; Of Lot No. 23, having 81 feet front and
running back 800 feet 10 Cook Street.
One II"usc and Lot on Market Street No. "a.
having 80 feet on Market Street, and running back
20U feet Ia Mercer Street.
One House and 10, on Market Street, No. IS,
containing a. f''ct on Market Street, and running
back 900 feet TO Mercer Street,
Four vacant Lots known in the plan Of the Town
OF Hamburg as numbers Oh, 213, ZIG and 2T7.
Sold as the prnpeety of Benjamin Z Gowdy, deed.
for the brnfit Of the heirs and ere iltors
TERMs-Onc. third cash, the balance on credit
of six and twelve mouths with interest from date,
to bc secured by mortgage.
Purchasers to pay fur papers.
ROBERT McDONALD, Acting Ex'or.
1Iamburu March 81 1851 st III
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SheriH's Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs Of Fier Facias to me
D directed, will proceed t., sell at Edgefrld
Court House. on the first Monday in May next, the
following property in the following cases. To wit:
James Sheppard vs. Arn Franklin, Other plain
t;ifs VS.. The same, one Tract Of Land containing
two thousand Acres, more or less adjoining lands
of James Jones. k,zah Swcarrngin and others
james Sheppard hr w, Tue EdgeEeld aud Cheat.
ham Plank Rnld, Samuel Brooks VS.. the same, and
others Isaac I'olcs VS.. The Edgcfcld and Cheat
ham Plank Road Ti,. Plank Road levied upon is
about eleven miles in length. Also, two Plank
Rual Carts.
Thomas G. Lamar vs Wiley G.. Glovcr and El.z-
abrth Clark, One Negro man Sam.
Terms Cash JAMES EDISON, s.ED.
Nrril 1851 4le u
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
Bland & Buffers !!

WE have received during the past and prrsenl
w week, LARGE and MAGNIFICENT
SToCK OF GOODS,
which we invite The attention of the trading COM
muni,y. The Ladies' are respectfully solicited be-
fore making their purchases 10 call and examine our
assortment Of
DRESS GOODS, MANTILLAS, &C.,
Which comprises the latest varieties in style and
design, having been selected by our MIR. BUTLER
from the choicest Stucks IF the New York and
other Northern markets, and will be sold for
Small Profits. Among the
lDRGSS GOODS,
May be found Rich Black Flounced Silk ROBES; j;
Rich Colored Founced ROBES;
Rich Fancy Plaid and Cheney SILKS;
4" Plaid and Striped Foulard do
" Black and Colored Brocade do
Plain Gro DcRhine and Gro DeNupe Silks;
Plain Black SILKS. Of various qualities
Rich Embroidered Barege Flounced ROBES;
Rich Organde and Jaeonet do do
=" !" " MUSLIN$;
/" French Printed Cambricks and Briants;
Plain and Figured SATONS;
Printed and Plain CHALLlES, of all colors;
Z. BAREGES,
Challie ROBES;
Black and Co'ored MARETZE;
/" BAREGES;
Canton Cloths AIpaccas and Donbazines;
English and French GRAPES;
Black and Colored GRENADIES;
Cruvelli SILKS and Plain LUSTKES;
Scotch and American GlNGHaNS:
French, English and American PRINTS;
Silk and Lace MANTIl.LAS;
Barrce and Muslin SCARFS
Black Chantilla SIIAWLS and MANTlLLAS;
Silk and Lace TALMAS;
Nhite Cactus, Cord and Crown SKIRTS;
Patent Steel Spring and Skeleton do
Mars,es and Crinoline do
OF EMBROlDERIES we have a large and mag
nifcen, assortment;
Real Lace SETS;
Black and White Grape SETS;
French worked Muslin COLL ARS and Sleeves
Embroidered, flemstiched and Corded HAND
KERCllIEFS;
Muslin BANDS, in great varieties;
Plan, Plaid and Striped Swiss VI USLlNS;
Linen COLLARS and SLEEVES in sets;
Ladies' and Misses Silk and Cotton HOSE
" Z" Silk and hid GLOVES
e " Buck aud Kid Gaunle,s
" Black Lace MITTS:
Dress TRIMMINGS, Lifting SILKS, &r.;
French and Rail Road COIiSErrS;
And last; though not least superb assortment
Of what the lxdrs term "PERFE,;T LOVES OF
BONNETS," for Ladies and Misses.
FOR HOUsEKEEPERS,
We have nice lot Of Linens, Biachcd and Brown
Sheetings. Pillow Castings, Table Damasks,
Napkins, Towclings, SC.
FOR THE FARMERS,
We have q complete assortment OF Plun and Striped
Osnaburgs, Marlboro Stripes and Pl'ids, Cot
tona,lcs and Linen Drills for and boys wear.
HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, &c.
sss- The community are respectfully invited to
inspect our Gouds aud prices. We feel confident
that we can-:tt least VIZ mean to try tn--please
every taste. BLAND 6 BUTLER.
Eigrfcld, April If y
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Headquarters,
FIRST DIVISION, s. C. MILITIA

FIRST DIVISION, s. c. MILITIA.
ORDER, NO =
Va1IIE following named persons have been ap-
4 pointed and commissioned members Ct the
DIVISION STAFF with their respective ranks
and will be obryed and respected accordingly:
WI. L.CALuous-Division Adjuiant General =" itt'
the rank Of Colonel.
S. EARLE-Division Inspector General Win
the rank of Lieut. Colonel.
SAMUEL MAYs-Diyision Quarter Master with
the rank OF Major.
W. JOEL SMITH-Division Pay Master with the
rank of Major -,
JAMES A. DozIrE-Division Ail-de-Camp with
the rank Of Major
WM. TaTEM-Divsion Abide Camp with the
rank Of Major. 49,,
JouS T. iYoS-Divi>ion Aid-de- Camp with the
rank of Major. a. Nj. SMi ~,
Mai Gen. lst Division, S. {. NJ.
April l8 1t 10
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L O S t,

DY tl:e Subscriber on or about the 9th or 10Th
ID March, a SMALL POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning the following Notes, viz: One on .Iohna-
than Viewer, given about the fist Feb. 1856 for
81 100 hearing interest from date with credit If
$500, on 5,h Jan lS57-oue on S. B. Griffin, given
9th Nov. 1855, inr $l5U, bearing interest from
date, with 4. Is. Harvey. surely-nne On }. H..
Willis. given about March 1888, his brother tnalne
forgotten, surely, i"r $50, with credit of Slto
ind one on J. -. Evans, given about March.
1852 fr S40D with interest from date. and due lst
january 1857. }. II. Willis, snd"rscr. Also, other
Notes no. rec,ll. d.
her, BY furwarn al persons from trailing for any
Of the abuv- named Notes. or the maker of said
Mites paying any one but the subscriber.
R. NJ. SCURRY.
Anril Ii st IA
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Georgia Sarsaparilla Compound,
DENNIS, ALTERNATIVE,

FOR DISEASES OF TIE LIVER AND TO
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
THIS is the bes, preparation Of Sarsaparllla that
i is made All Of its ingredients grow in Edge-
field District and is better adapted 10 the Diseases
in Edgefeld District than any OF the Northern
preparations OF the kind.
In Liver Complaints or Billiousness it removes
unnatural yellow tinge about the eyes and upon
the skim and improves the health and spirits.
In cases of Blo,ches, Pmples, &C., it removes
the blotches and greatly improves the complexion
AS die, drink it keeps the Bowels free and the
Blood pure.
It has such a tendency to prevent sickness that
every PLANTER in EdgcEed District would save
money by making free use Of it in their families
and on their plantations.
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPRING TRADE 1857.
JAMES HENEY,

n IA IN ~
q AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
HHAS received an entirely New and Fashionabl,
It'll Stuck of Spring Dry Goods, which
he offers Il, the lowest possible prices. Among hi,
Stock are to be found the following articles, VIZ:
Colored and plain Errss SILKS;
Fnulard
GRENADINES and CHALLIES;
TAMARTINES. a new article for dresses;
Plain and figured BAREGES;
Fig'r'd Lawn, .Jaeones and organdie lHUsLINS;
Is !" Mourning '
Jacnnet ana'oraandi ROBES;
Barege and Tissue
Grenadine
Mourning
Barege DeLAINES;
Ginghalns aud CALICOES;
White and Colored BRILLLANTS;
Pique CLOTHSj
Ladies' Piqus BAs2UES;
- Emb'd
Boys Pique JACKETS;
Dotted Swiss MUSLTNS;
Checked and Striped Jaconrt AUSLLNS;
Swiss and Nanssook -
Plain Jaconpt. Swiss and Null "
Bishops LAWN;
Striped and Plain Indian Twilled LONGCLOTR;
Hair Curde .]acnnet MCSElNSi
Berlin Corded CAMBRICS;
:: SKIRTING
Lace and Emhr'd Collars and SLEEVES, sep
crate and in sets:
Mourning Collars and SLEEVES, separate and
in sets;
Tape bnr'd. Hemstiched and Embr'd HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Mourning Hrmst cbed and Embr'd HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Infants Eulbr'd Waists and DRESSES;
Hoop and Embr'd SKIRTS, for Ladies' and
Misses:
Eag-nie Cord d SKIRTS;
Shrlings, $heetngs and Irish LINENS;
Planters and Fancy LINENS, for Boys and
Gents wear;
A splendid assortment Of HOSIERY;
Alexander's Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Marseillrs and Lancaster QUILTS;
Also, o splendid assortment Of Stella SHAWLS;
" SCARFS;
Black and Colorrd MANTILLAS;
PARASOLS, FANS, &c.
To which Is added Mrs. Heney's beautiful supply
# Millinery Goods
Augusta, March "a 1857 If II
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NEW SPRING GOODS :.
CHEAP CASH STORE! /!

CHEAP Cash STURE!l
WILLIAM III. CRANE, Augusta, Ga.
"AS Jus, received large and splendid Stock Of
IL SPRING GOODS, which he offers on
his Usual low terms for CASH. Those who wish
to buy Gonds low, will do well TO examine his Stock,
where they will nj all times find Goods al the lowest
CASH PRICE. among them are
Rich liarege and Muslin ROBES. all qualities; {;
New Designs Rich Satin Stripe Printed Berage
Rich Plaid, Striped and Plain Silks;
Plain Black Lustring and Gro DrRhine Silks;
Rich Embroidered Founccd Dresses;
Fine French .Jacnncts and Qrgandie Alusins;
New Styles G'nglams aud Prints, very cheap;
handsome Printed Lawns and Muslms at l23:
New Styles Wharb"ne and Embroidered Skirts |;
Fine Embroidered Cuars and Sleeves 10 match +;
New Styles NlantiIlas, all qualities and prices;
White Embroidered and Plain Grape Shawls;,
Rich Ribbons and Trimmings Of various kinds;
All kinds Of Dress Goods in hlusns and Jaconcts
Farmers Satin Linen Coatings and Drillngs;
All kinds OF Goods suitable for Mems and Youths
Summer Wear;
Diapers, Bed,ick, Denims, Hosiery and Gloves {;
Bleached and Brown Shcrtings and Shirtinga,
and great variety Of other Goods usually kept in
Retail Dry Goods Store.
Augusta, April 1857 ~ IL
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Home Recommendation.

1HV11fC 1SS WITT = ~
From Rev. J. A. PORTER. who lives among US,
and is we'll known in this Village.
EDGEFiELD, S. c., Feb 9th, 1851.
Dr. DESxls-Dear Sir: Your Sarsaparilla Com
nound Al,,r.,iy.. hd Il very line effect, both
upon my wife and little boy-whenever it was given
as laxative. &c, it never faxed give it Il de-
cdcd preference over ii ! otl"r pills aid medicines
have ever used for that purpose
remain very respectfully. Yours, &c: ,:,,
JOHN y. PORTER.
EkcfercMcc.---WM G,LiM"Rs StMMs l.. l..
n t.h,,L stnu. $ e: Gen. JAMES JONES, ON
m,ss;.,,,,r of New State House, Columbia, ,. u.
Jouy CALDWELL, Esq Pr sdr:, OF the 3 Z Kan
Road Company.
s5s-For sale in this Village, by DIR. a. G. q
T. }. TEAGrE. >.
Aprl % 81 '"
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE F.!

"EI ELL III + = L e D u -
4 Ill Persons in anywise indebted to the sub
N scrber are now urgently requ' std l" S't'e
up without further procrastInati"n Now "o''
rr.r is the time require assistance. You I'LL are
aware Of INV unfortunate and h, avy losses b. the
recent fire, and consequently it is unnecessary to
say ANYTHING in relation to my necessities. With
yEur encouragement. by paying up your indebted
ntss will be enabled to commence business AGAIN
Therefore friends and fcllow-citizens rush to The
rescue, auf "Ricliard will BE- himself aaa,n, IN
Il few years "' W.
A. n,;l TX
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Headquarters,
l0Tm REGIMENT, S. c. M. /
MINE CREEK, Apr 4. 1857. !

MINE CREEK, APR 4. lS51.
ORDERS, NO
THE LOWER BATTALION Of this Regi-
1 nent will assemble at ATT WILLING, on
Saturday, the 25th April, armed and equipped as
The law directs.
The Upper Battalion, will assemble at K.
SCURRY'S. ON Saturday, the 2nl May, armed
AMI equipped as the law directs
The Commissioned and non Commissioned Off
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill ana
instruction.
Lieut. Col J P. BATES and Maj. a. B. Dean
are charged with the extension ui this order to
their respective commands.
Mcssrs McCARrE, g. TURNER will please attend
us Chief Musicians. I;y order Of
: j. WATSON,
Col. 10th Regiment, s. C.. NJ.
]. II. WHITE, AdJ't
Auril 2t l3
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C. NDI ID Al ES!
For Congress-.

o. We are authorized by the friends of Gen. NJ
L. BONHAM, to announce him as Candidate
for the U. s. House of Representatives to Ill tht
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. P. 8
Brooks.
w We are authorized to announce C. F. SUI
LlVAN, Esq Of Laurens District, candidate fol
Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Hon. P. S. Brooks.
--<o<--
The friends of Co. VIM. QUATTLEBUM res.
pectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgefeld at the ensuing election.
C We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as candidate for reelection for
Sheriff Of EdgcfeId District.
U' TIE Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Edge6eld District at the next election.
THE friends of Capt. LEWIS CoyAR, res.
pectfuly announce hin, as a candidate for Sheriff,
of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends of w. w. SALE, Esq, Of
Hamburg, in the upper part Of the District respect
fully announce him rs candidate for Sheriff of
Edge6eld District at the next election.
p The Friends of Mr.. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
of Edge6eld District at the next election.
-<s<-
rY- THE Friends Of Maj JOHN c. LOVE-
LESS respectfully announce him as Candidate for
Tax Collector of Edgefeld District a. the ensuing
election.
pThe friends Of STARTLING TURNER, an
nounce him candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election.
p The Friends of Mr.. Nj. W. LYLEs respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collec.
tor of Edge6eld at the next election.
cE- The Friends OF Capt. K. W. HORN, re-
spectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edge6eld District, ut the ensuing cleo
ton.
U The Friends Of Mr.. CHARLES CARTER
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edge6eld District at the next election
p The Friends Of MIR. CHAS. NJ MAY, res
peetfully announce him as Candidate for Tax Col
ector of Edgefeld District at the next election.