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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-25


Rule 2sth. All special committees shall
consist of three members each, unless some
other number be specified, and the irst per-
son named shall be chairman.
Rule 2eth. GA the acceptance Of final
report from a special committee, the said
committee shall be considered discharged
without a vote, unless otherwise ordered.
JURISDICTION OF COMMITTEES.
Rule 3oth. Standing and select cnmmit-
tees to whom references are made, shall
in all cases report in writing the state of
facts, with their opinions thereto; and all
committees to whom references are made
may require of the Recorder copies of all
papers relating to the business upon which
such reference is made.
Ra!e 3lst. These rules may be temporary
ly suspended by the unanimous consen. Of
the members present, and may be repeal
ed, altered or amended BY the concurrence
of two-shirds of all the Aldermen present.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-07-25

AT TIE CfTY MlLL-COCNCtL BLUY1S-
II 5000 sacks EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
Also large quantity Of Middlines, Shorts and Bins
Ths Aisbsst market price 10 CASH paid for Whsss.
mnu.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Gg-Ar meeting ghcld in Norfolk Oh the 10th inst,
$500 were raised for the rescued passengers of the
steamship Central America
n5- In our T.. Ks" lust letter from the noun
taiMs two or three mistakes occurred. Instead
of alessrs. SHAW i SoN the Contractors at the
Whtmiro ill" it should have been Messrs SLOAN i
SoS, &C. Toccoa falls are one hundred aud ci9hy-siE
feet hgh-not one hundred and ffty-si1 us stated.
~ Mr. WILLIAM VAUGHN, the last surviving SOL
dicr of the revolutionary struggle in Sumter District,
died recently in that District n the residence of his
dnushHr Mrs. Doraen, in the ni,oty-fourth year Of
his aye.
ass- Gov. Allston, Hon. F. W. pickens, Col. C. G..
Ne,uminccr Col. ]. D. Allon and others ncro at
Groenrillo c. H.. = few days since
~ 7. is cstimatol that ,hc value Of Inc products
ot the country received ut Ncr York Friday last,
exceeded half million Of dollars, of which norc
.ian quarter OF million s.r in brcadstuils.
ss- The we'll known and extensive dry goods
: $50 of Mossrs. Caleb Cope Co., of philadelphia,
:. suspended Their liabilities arc nearly 500, 600.
Ec> From different sections in tho West tho nc
= ns ?u"shsd Of the prospects of the cotton crop
s:e very unfavorahs.
Us Maj. ]. c. Bates, one Of the Editors Of the
I.la JuarHai, died in Montgomery on tho ed inst.
4s-TMs house of Robert Patterson 4 Co., e1ten-
80 sar dealers Of Philadelphia, failed tho 2Sd
.::c q iarsp amount.
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rERMs0F SUBSCRIPTION.
pusL,sHep EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advancs-rWo
DoLLAns and FIprY CENTS if not paid within SIX
uonths-and THRar DoLLARs if not paid before the
expiration Of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
ly limited at tue time Of subscribing. will be con-
inued until all arrearages paid or ut the option I"
the Publisher.
Subscriptions out of the District and from other
States mrlst invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and consplcu-
ously inserted at Seventy-fve Cents per Square ls
BREWER lines or ess for the first inssrtion and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion When only pub
lished Monthly or Quarterly 81 por square will be
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement, to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably oe
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the desired number
of insertions marked the margin, will be continued
! until forbid and charged accordingly
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so
on the most liberal terms-it being distinctly under
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are COLI
filmed to the Immediate Legitimate business of The firm
or individual contracting.
All communications Of personal character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
will be charged for the overplus, at regular rates.
for,) Five Dolars.
For Advertising Essruys Tolled, Two Dollars, to be
psid by the Magistrate advertising.
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j. ". luYPKisS
TusrxIxs' Majority.. ..l;G

T!GE Eoi;EFIELif AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
As the time for ;'r"i:l Agricultural Fair Is
ncar 1t hand. 80 would again call tho attention of
uur czrn. To- tic fact. The days appointed Hro FRI
tag and S;'rr!"y Of the srcord 'r,e& Of Octuhur
Cuu:,. W. aru informed. that many pursons arc en-
trri,Ig iurn tho business i:h spirit and that there il
good reason TO anticipate Interesting exhibition.
Tiers would be doubt ~ TO t!:is expectation, il a
the farmers and gardeners Within striking distance
would scn'l s'cciucms al their pr,'iGc:, animal ~
we'll ~ vegetable. il Is earnestly h"pc,l that such
will a thu rase. II l.s fnc ball, halter him
anl <r'al hii; III. Il ~ iii. lr let him strI
COW; ii 10 good COW, lc:r: il ::owl lletr, pig:
ii 10 lat pig, sicr;: il pa >rr, go: ii ;.ont,
fine sample OF fowls il nu i"wl., Wig ..!ytling
esc: f,r anything and everything - 10 make W
| really Interesting Fair. Let our Farmers too bring
samples u! ssetl corn, cotton. Mieat peas hc.
And 50, lot our gardeners sEuw up their "iatuct,
boats a, tho like and sralc-rai.rr ,lrirwin:s;
aud our lorers Of bnodcl .,"rk their Sailiois gel
din5s mares and colts; and our sudc-'fiyGS, the
various evidences Of their skill with tho needle; a,I
our nuchanics tho results of toir han,lcra!t AMI
iillcrS, their luur and our ornamental hurcul-
turiSs their and oversrevns. In short Let
nni all to the Fair, and one and all brin: sunc-
thin: with them, be it much or little In tli. way.
the occasion will prove delightful treat to ali con-
ccrnc,. But if each une holds back for fear of he
ing collapsed by QUO else, the affair may not prove
So successful could be desired.
10 The end ihat arrangements may bo made for tho
Offering Of premiums and fu: The proper regulation of
the Fair in other respects, preliminary meeting j.
called for next Tuesday, 10 bo held Mt II o'clock, \.
NJ in the Odd Fellow. Masonic Hall at this place.
All who wish success 10 these usr.al and entertaining
exhibitions, will please assemble promptly ON that
clsor, ami sluw 'y thci! redl;irss, that have
tho spirit Of genial Progress uu"ngi oTrn if ne
without sarrtiax irGn-lur-es and iccs:apc ias
bearers.
Another 'vurl. i tie proposition that the ladies
provide picnic, Fair Dag. fallen to the ground
And again. Would no. the charms nf music add
greatly t. The pleasure "f ihc occasion?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
rnu sEAsoy AID CROPS.

For tho last week Ne have had fine autun'nal
weather the thermometer ranging from TOO at early
morn 10 nc at :; o'clock =. Y. After Il long aid
scorching lrout. wo have at length scen Visited with
refreshing rains.
The cotton crop is cu Of y the ':routh at least one
third, in some place. tuy half and this, nc be-
lievc il true Of lbc Whole upc"n"try OF South Caro-
linz.
The corn crop is M; 80 good rs uas anticipated !;
yet there il Gil abundance.
The lesser crops Of potatoes, pc,s turnips &c,
inferior.
The Sorghum has succeeded woll with uE so far as
tried. This crop will lie much increased noSt year.
The srrp nadc FROM it tho present season is of good
quality. 30 one with IL has made sugar Of it, except
in the way OF more experiment..
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA,

rINlIE Twenty-Sixth Course Of Lectures in this
i institution, will commence ON MONDAY, the
I'd NOVEMBER next
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. M. NEW
TON, NJ. D.
Anatomy, II. F. CAMPBELL, M. D.
Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, NJ. D.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, L. D. FORD,
Md.
Matcria Medca, Therapeutics and Medical Juris-
prudence, l. p GARVlN, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants,
]. y. EVE, NJ. D.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, II. V. NJ.
MILLER, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS,
N. ID.
Demonstration Of Anatomy, ROBERT CAMP
BELL, NJ. y.
Assistant Demonstrators Of Esnatomy,S S. B. SIM
MONS, NJ. d.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the City
Hospital and at the .lackson.strect Hospital.
Fec for whole Course, $l05.
Nlatrculation Ticket Ito be taken once.) S..
Far further particulars, apply 10 any member of
the Faculty, or 20 |. p. GARFlA, Dean.
Augusta, Ca. Sept 80 laJ? st IS
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DEATH or JAMES w. HUDSON.

The Winnsboro Register announces the death oi
Mr.. J. ". IIunsoS, n man who hss long stooa in tho
!ront rank Of tho teacher, Of youth in our State.
With him, teaching was not only n husiEsss but u
profession; and many will testify to the zsSl and
ability which he continuously brought to bear in his
honorable Efforts to illustrate nnd elevate that prntcs
sion. No gentleman in tho State has done moro in
tho cauSe of education than the dcceasel. For long
series of years lie has been Ee faithful instructor and
consricnt"u: adviser OF HE yonnS men Vi South Car
ona. - far us they have within the scope "f
hi. influence; and mort richly has no mcritc'l the
Incci ri well done good AMI faithful servant
Would that !hcrc were Iaan. more who, like llUnSUs,
would cGlhraco this all-npnttant occupation. cstcen
ing i: tho honorable profession which it really is!
Surely, there IL no :aorr estiahlc citizen. 10 more rf
fcirn. public hcncractrr. than l:u who 1c""e> his
time and talents TO the correct Instruction OF youth;
Such wa. J. ". IlrnSox; AID n"t only Fairfield, hut
tic STATE, has cause to d'lGre h:s death.
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Cheap Dry Goods !!
BROOM & &NORREII
AUGUSTA, Ga,

AUGUSTA. GA,
4 RE now receiving ut their NEW STORE,
n No ess Broad-slrect, a large and el'gant,ss-
sormcntot
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Their stock is one of the LARGEST and MOST
ELEGANT in their line in the. city, and comprises
all Of the latest and most complete sly les OF the sea-
son. They would respectfully soliclpublic patron
age, aud cordially invite all to examine their Goods.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Fancy Dress Silks. PIads and Stripes;
Ru, Silk Robes Aquil'e, very heavy;
Rich Bayadere Silks; Popiinsi
handsome Foulards;
Plain Black Silks. all widths and high lustres;
Black Brocadc Silks, Stripes, Plaid and Fisures,
Mourning anl Half Mourning Silks, Rich French
Printed all Wool Delanss, Robes A'1uii.c, Baya-
dcre Stripes, Cashmere D'ecossr, Valencia Paids
and Tarlat,ns, and variety "f other Goods for
Children. SS
Printed Cuburss Paramatlas
~ English and French hlerino,s;
Plain and Printed Drlains and rersiuns, all
qualities
French, Engs: and American P;iuts, great va
riety;
French, English and American Giughams, great
variety;
Plain, Printed and Opera FEanncls
Cluaks Hnd manlillas, o. the latest styles, from
low priced to Very cf, in great variety;
Chenille s;llawls and Sc,rE, AMI almost every
description, frurl low priced to Very liae quality;
~ 1:ge assortment, OF Linen Clio l.s all cuurs, for
Cloaks AMI hIanlilIs
Mourning Goods, o! every style, suitable 70: the
season;
lI""r Skirts, evc"y style and quality us'nl;
Corscis Frnc! and Railroad
Es7BIsOIDEIsyES
OF all kius, ami fair assortment "r French Work
cd Guitars, Slcr"rs, Bands, F!nnncings, Embroid-
cred Skirts, Handkerthef., luIant,' Waists, Work
ed Edsings, and lnsrrnss.
Gloves, OF all kinds, for Ladies', Gents anu Boys;
Hosiery, :"
Fannc!s, large assortment, all prices ard quail
tics:
AIcrino Vests. for Ladies, Children and Gents:
PANT'ALOoN GOODS.
All! styles Cassimers, Dopskins, Cnlduroys, Sat-.
netts. Twerls, Plain and lTaids; Kentucky Jeans,
Carolina Jeans; Merino Cassmers, for Children;
rlaiis and Rob Roys. for Children, &e.
PLANTATION GOODS.
largest assortment and greatest variety of Plan
t:liu;. AID Servants goods in the city, comprising
the most durable Goods in the market in the way
y! k.rseyS, White aud brown Plains, heavy Twils,
Linseys, Osnaburgs and Stripes, om, spurs, Plsas,
aud Fannes.
BLANKETS.
Negro Blankets, White and Grey;
Saddle
Travelling "
Mackinaw "
Fancy 6 o: every description.
Bed Blankets, from n small Crib Blanket to
very large aud superior Blanket
Az We have bat one price, our Go"ds will be Of
frrcd at the lowest prices, which we guarantee to
be as low as any in the Southern counry. Our
system not only COMPEL, us to sell our Goods at
the lowest prices, but it also protects the buyer
from paying over market price, as lie invariably
does. where there is an asking and a taking price.
All Orders will receive our personal and prompt
attention, and our best judamcn, in executing them.
BROOM & NORRETL,
Augusta Sept. 50. #. 80.
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Sept. 30
Horns Greek Land for Sale.

rYNllE. Subscriber offers for sale his excellent
& Tract ii Land formerly belonging 10 Mr.. l..
$. .Iuiusnn, containing 4l2 Acres, and al
i"inus lands Of A. Lindsey, Jas. B. Griffin and j..
Belts. Two hundred acres Of This Trac, are under
fence. and most Of j. in Il line state OF cultivation
tn. lalance, wcl-tin,bcred oak, hickory and pine
.!s This land very productive, in attrsiA,ion Of
whic!. fact IN examination Of the present crop is
solicited There "n the premises Il c"in!"fa3le
Dwelling House, Tin House and Screw. and a re-
qusitr oulhuildings. Terms, very reasonable.
SlMSON HARRIS.
Sent 30 1t 80
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SSE'aycd.

ENRON flir Subscribers residence on the Eth
Il inst TWO COWS; one is Il black, with
some white spots; the other Of Il rcd and white
color The car marks do not recollcct Both
are nf s:n"I size. Said Cows were purchased at s.
c. Scots sale ON the 10Th inst.
ANY information or said Cows will he thankfully
received, and .cral compensation given :nr any
trouble incurred. j. l.. ADDISON.
Srrl 30 1t JS
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Plantation for Sale.

FsNIIE subscriber oilers for sac his plantation
i containing abnu. CSC Acres, lying ON
Beech Creek, near the Ridge Road.
There urn two Settlements on the Land-one
good Com Mill, nearly new-abpnt two hundred
acres in cultivation, part of which is very excel. MT
Cotton llnd, and Il small portion Of rich swamp,
wei! drained ara now in cultivation. The crop
will show its quality.
There is al abundance Of inc timber, plenty OF
water in every field. and public Rosd through the
entire length Of the Tract.
r. WARD.
Snnt al If IS
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Welsh and SaXony Flannels! !!
WILLIAM SHEAR.
AITGIISTA CA

AUGUSTA GA.
ETAS received from New-York.
EE Real Welsh Fannes, warranted not. to
shrink;
Superior Saxony and Patent Flanncls, of extra
quality;
quality;
Heavy White Domestic Elanncs, at low prices:
Superior Red Flanncls, for Servants, at very low
prices.
The public are respect uly requested to call and
examine the assortment.
Augusta Sept. 30 It. %.
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OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS

Especial attention is directed to the curd Of NJ.
LxDEscnuL7x, who has really elegant assortment Of
clothing for and boys besides ohor good Things
in the way Of supcrtnc cirra, &C., &c. But hEBE Is
well known to be fellow Of cousumnlatc taste, and
is only necessary shy that his shelves, his counters
and under Mr counter arc all crowded
SEQ alsu tho advertisement of Messrs. CUNNINGHAM
4 Co., of Hamburg. We arc glad to see old llam-
burg st hc!ins her head in he race of trade and
trac aud have doubt The present firm will DO ample
justice to their position md prospects.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

Y offer for Sale my VALUABLE COTTON
/ PLANTATION. containing about Five
Hundred Acres, lying on the Edgrield and
Columbia Road.
On it is fine one Story House, with basement,
and plenty OF out buildings of every kind, all new
aud to every field there is a good new gate well
painted, and 4 plenty of water; also, plenty OF
fine Grapes, an Orchard, Shrubbery &C., aud al
abundance OF fine timber and good drinking. water
Call and rxanlin,-I know you will be PLEASED.
CLINTON WARD. .
Sent 40 If IS
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A LONG AND LOUD CALL !
To the Stockholders Of the EGgefeld Odd
Fellows & Masonic Building Association /:

To the Stockholders Of the Edgefeld Odd
Fellows & Masonic Building Association {:
The Regular ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holders OF this Association will be held in their
Hall, on Tuesday evening the 9th Of October next
at I o'clock.
1t is unnecessary for me to say, that it is dcsira-
bic for every Stakeholder to be present either per-
sonally or hy proxy IT IS ABSOLUTELY NE
CESSARY THAT EACH ONE SHOULD AT
TEND Or BE REPRESENTED You have
vested powers in your Officers, which they will
he compelled to exercise unless YOU will all attend
and adopt some ulier course.
Your absence will lie taken as full assent to
What may he done, however much you may regret
it. Therefore, come and attend to what is legti-
lnatey your own business.
Our Contractor is hereby earnestly requested to
l,c l.:c.cn: By order of the President
s. +. G00DE, Scc'y and Treas
Sept . II 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DYW.F. DuRIsoE, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of EdseGeld
ID District.
Whereas Bailey Merchant an,I 3. J. LuciIls Perry
have applied to HE for Letters Of Administration on all
AMI singular the goDds and catties, rights and credits
OF Robert Merchant late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These ar", therefore, to cite an admoni'h all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said eceas
ed 10 he and appear before me-, al our next Onnarys
Courl for the said District, TO he holden at E!gefed
c. H., on the 18th day Of October next, 10 show
cause, ifauy, why the sal administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, lhls s'ts day oi sept
in The wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and flly.seven and in the Sind year of American
independence.
September 80 II IS
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STILL ANOTHER.

Jonx CoLGAN is also On hand ms usual, with an ad-
mraLc array Of articles in hi, line. J. {. is making
clothes, as well selling them raadymade; hscoths
arc superior his workman capable, and there il no
chance Of quitting his store unatcd or unsatisiied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
SOUTH c.;r:oLrw., DEMOCRACY.

the Charleston Mercury laa la'nrel a;'t to pro-
ucc division among tils Democrats Of South Car"li-
III but it, efforts have been utterly vain. The Demo-
crstS Of South Carolina o p""n!c Of South Caro-
lima. r.air principles are ti"ac OF Ec rursst Demo-
cratic sclnnl. Tho durtrno Of S;atu Rights is The
r,rnur stone of their faith. The advancement oI
Southern Rights il the nbsorbing oeet.ui their care.
II they choose to act with the National Democracy,
il i, to conserve tho former and promote Eo hitter
Let The Trrrn.y and it, clique lcclam n they list,
the people know their duly an will 80 strait forward
in the discharge of it, They understand and al'prc-
riac their true position rforc the oont, and regard
mt the empty taun, upon their sora!lod deser'i"n
OF tho isolated ground heretofore occupied by South
Carolina They in the direct course OF eiltctua
cooperation with their friends and brothers OF The
South and they arc not to be diverted hcreirom l'
the provoking filings of those who seem to conceive
themselves tho peculiar guardians of nll that is lofty
and honorable amongst u.s. Least of all, are they to
be shaken in their prudent and patriotic resolves ly
the Hercury, paper which is now believed by many
to represent but small portion of the Democratic
voters of Charleston aud Which certainty is hot now
n correct exponent Of the popular mind of South
Carolina
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

aY VIZ see in the Columbia papers ;I,at j. ".
ElGGs, Professor Of Dancing, is in that City, and in
tends giving lessons in the beautiful art of Dancing
Wo will be rcjocrd to Mr.. Z. in Edgelicld after
he closes his class in Columbia. good school awaits
him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
ELECTION FOR COLONEL, 9TH REG
IIEyT

Gen. ". G. MoulGSR has kindly furnished us with
the following correct result of the Election for Colonel
Of tho Ninth RoS;mcnt. S. c. W. held on the 23;h
inst To fill the vacancy cnuscd by thu resignation .:
Col, T. F. Srnuy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

ANOTHER DErALcArloX.-Wa ha;l scarcely
realized the strange intelligence Of the unlawful
appropriation Of funds by a hank officer in
Charleston, when we are astoun,icI by another
report tnat W. H. Bartless, u Teller in the South
Western Railroad Bank, has valllnscd. leaving
deficit in his account Of some sGODUu.
We are decply lrtinc'i ut the extraordinary in
tel!igencc, as W. have always considered such
oessSsnccs foreign I" South Carolina character
NJ C"l"liaaa IF Saturday,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
SECOND DlSpATCH TO TIE TIMES.

SIX O'CLOCK.
have Just learned that Barlcss has been ar.
rested in Wilmington, y. C., and is on his way
to this city. j.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

Several OF our northern exchanges contalN
full and interesting accounts of the loss OF the
Central ia:..'i'@. III which many particulars and
incidents ac,. sisr. iIot contained in Mr. Childs'
brief and h',rricd account of the sad disaster.
Fr,na the E"hmoad Di<pafch, We take the fol
lowing narrative Of Capt Thomas W. Badger, of
Baltimore, whiri, sill be read with thrillidg in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

ciJ' IHr Mobile Mercury cn''ti"ns the l"hlic in
regard to inc,!iug stock with the Chincsc sugar Cane
says the blades and stalks :rst-rac forage, but
that the seeds poisonous \ fine horse died hear
that city n iew days ago from eating them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

s%e Several contributors, whose signatures it
useless to give, are informed that cannot accept
thcir crude and inartisa articles 1t is too much, to
undertake the rclnodsing of pieces which have so
little merit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
AEGCSTN. Sent. 2G. 1851

ANFISIN, i>tIH 20, ISoi.
Corroy.-Sules about lUp bales. MT from ! 10 ccnt
decline. Principal s:lps Is 20 ljs cents. Tie 'iih-
rulics III rircrs negotiations have caused the do
cline in prices.
The Grocery Market i. very full. Sugars and Mo-
lasSes ara nn the decline. Bacon remains iirm-<up-
ply not equal to the dcmlnd-wc quite this week,
Ribbed Sides Let a. II; Clear, IS @9 10: Hams, IS
O. %; Shoulders IS 60 1j9 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
Notice.,

NTOTlCE is hereby given that application will
LIZ be made at the next Session of the Leeisla-
ture, to vest one half Of the escheated estate Of
Charles McGregor, late of Edge6eld District, in
the Trustees Of the Edgefield Male Academy.
Sept 30 3m 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
rrf{E, ROADS.

Now il the time To prepare y"ir rOnds for the rains
of winter. The only successful molo Of doing this,
is to r#s. llc;a in the middle nn drh on each side.
We wuilier who, Of Ill rna-"yersocrs will have
thi. work dome most cl:r:,aiy. Some wealthy citi-
zc,, who wishes to advance tho Improvement u! his
District, ought I" "ilcr h"mis"no reward for The
bs.-wurkcd section oI three ur four miles. 1t ght
have IN admirable effect. BY the way, did you ever
observe that The very MOIST road! geucray lcad by
the plantations of the richest men
zc:i.- There was VIC understand, II slight Frost in
different sections Of this DISTRICT Wednesday last
the 23d Sept