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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

lB- Clergyman at Cincinnati has sued a drug
eist of that city for $4,000 damages for making up
To him wrong prescription which seriously affected
his voice.
ass- They have gotta fellow in. jail in Troy, for.
suindling. Ho dried!snow and sold it for salt.
ng- liz New York, anote or draft given by parties
of uhdoubted credit, hcaled frst class psper;" in
New Orleans it is known as fire proof" and in Bos-
ton as "git-edged paper"
:. M-TnE bridal. veil originated in the custom Of
performing the nuptial ceremony under square
piece of CLOTH held the bridegroom and the bride
to conceal the bushes of the latter AT the marriage
Of q widow it was dispensed with.
,.~- The combined salaries of the Governors Of
four New England statos amount to $4,000
w Tar Ba45n Rogue (La.) Advocate estimates
the damage done tho sugar crop by the late freezes
at 100000 hogsheads
~ Newspaper in Vermont arc poorly sustained
score or more have died from e1hauation
: ~ TIE Pops's private income is said not to sx.
csed s5ooo ~
e~ The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer his received evidence
the negotiation forths acquisition Of Cuba has been
renewed, and that sum has bsen named so enormous
as to stasger even Caslian PRIDE In view Of thene-
Fcessltes ofsspain. ~, s.
wA rumor prevails in Washington that sMg,
James Gordon Bennett proprietor Of the NenSYor
Horald will bo appointed to succeed Gov Walker y
Kansas. Il r.4s5s d. .fsssSss - y ssss
~ !. - =.
ty Christmas Day was signalized BY snow storm
throughout North Carolins;fEirginia and Maryland.
In some parts of Virginia it foil to depth Of twelve
and fifteen inches. In Maryland 1t was only three
inchessin dopth. The storm was travelling in il a
.north-eastorly direction. -
azp- Sincerity docs not consist il speaking your
mind on all occasions, but in doing SO when silence
would be censurebls md fslsehood inexensablo. =
+ as- WE should no5.be haat forming newitiaia.
ships, nor in terminating those Of long standing
aB- In order to live Justly and respected We must
abstain from doing that we blamsin others. fs4
Ee VIZ are:pileased to annddnco (says the Carolina
Tsmes) that the Hon. a. BsLongstreet has formally
accepted the presidency Of the College and viii be in
this city ono abog. the 18th inst. :,
\ ~ JamesShieldss and Henry M Rice have
been. elected IT, S. Senator'S from Minnesota.
ga-. AT q meeting of the friends of Gen. Walkers
expedition6 Nicaragua holden in Mobile last week,
Major Howard, of Georgia. of the speakers, urged
theaudienee to furnish Walker.with 90 war steamer
large enough to punish tho impertnences 70 which ne
had been subjected by American officers" and offered
a thousand dollars for his share Of the expenses.
~ asp- Brigham Young has increased his harem of
sevcnty-fve white wives by adding to it fifteen young
and.lovely Indianssquaws. II
~ The New YoRkLEDoER the great Family Pa
porhas attained the extraordinary circulation OF
Three Hundred and Thirty thousand Copies. Tho
Prospectus Of TIE LEDGER which contains all neces-
sary informationin regard to it. viii bc found in our
advertising columns.
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concern prisoners, transferring to tho U. S.
sloop of Warsaratoga,sto bescnts snton toNorfolk
Va. The General wasssent on parole to deliver HIM
self up; immediatelyto the authorities of the United
States The news Of Walkers fate did not produce
any excitement here. Many Of our. Young Amcri-
cas-" have been to California, Texas, Florida, Cuba
and Kansas, andcome Back home satisfied that expo
+diions (!) md emigrations are not what they arc
cracked up to be. Rill1uitefing is decidedly at
discount in Charleston. -. y
The proprietors of our Steam. Work Shops and
Steam Boat Lines are applying, Council for the use
of the water of the Artesian Wcllwhich they say is
less destructive TO- the shells Of boilers and can bo af-
forded much cheaper than any othsf water in uso.
The Cotton Market has been very quiet, and prices
assuming downward tendency. About 5000 Bales
have been sold at 81 q 9s the adyiccs by the Por-
sia produced decline Of O. very small arrivals
of. Wheat; Flour very dull, 5000 Sacks brought
50 81; Corn North Carolina) $50 6s; Hay, 1900
Bales North Rivez sold at s5cts; Salt GO @ 75 Ba-
con, prime sugar cured Hams in demand at Is cts
Lard III "a p; Sugar, Louisiana raw II g &c.,; Gu
ba;; Musco7ado Z q 8; RicsSsa q 81; Molassea, N
%. IS a s7i; Cuba Clayed Is q %; Muscovndo in
bbls. 80 a s1c., tCandles, Adamantine 24i q 28i
Charleston Tallow 14f@ IS; BaggnG aunny II g
IL, Bale Rope, Western 10 @ III; Charleston Fac.
tory locts; Rio Coffee 1o4 @ 11t
Nineteen shares Of the Planters& d Mechanics Bank
sold atAuction 1t 25s; 20 Rail Road Bank s81; 20
Bank South Carolina .2oeO6 per cent State
Stock SEQ 10 300 Bills on England 100 @ los9ots
premium; France $40 "a O;:New York 60 days
70 i per cent discount 80 days par per cont pre-
MUM ss s.5. & CLAUDE.
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Mr.. Secretary; Cobb has decided to adopt three
per cent: as the rate Of interest for the TssasH
ry notes. Six xmillions are to be issued immsal;
:atelY in sumsof three; different amounts, sslz;
one hundred, five hundred, and one thousand
dollars, The Department does not eSpectto
get the plates engraved i'm much short ofstbree
weeks. The intention isto make them sothat
they cannot be counterfeited by photograph. In
the mean time, the Sub-Treasury will receive
deposits Of sold, with orders for the :notss and
when the paper Is ready, the notes will be issued
for them, dated onithe day Of deposit ].
The preamble. TO- the House resolutions, con; con
cerning Utah, involves a declaration sof war s as
distinctly as in the case of Mexico. ssA repeal
Of the Territorial Actis foreshowed. ~ ~
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A CATHOLIC PRIEST BURNED TO DEATIT.-A
few nights ago fire occurred at the residence
of the Rev. Bernard McCabe, the Catholic pastor
in village in Franklin county, Canada, by
which that gentleman lost his life. 1t is sup.
posed the flames communicated to the bed
clothes from lamp. The door and castings of
the room and the bedstead were completely char.
red, and everything indicated that the fire had
been burning for long time, and it is more
than probable that the priest was dead before
the fire was discovered. The body when taken
from the room was o horrible sight, blackened
and burned and crisped till the flesh fell from
the limbs, and one of his arms burned off to the
elbow.
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Curryton Academies.

THE Exercises of these Institutions will be re-.
J. sumsd on the frs, Monday IN February next,
under the supervision Of Ny. JAMES MORRIS
in the Female, and A. P. BUTLER, Esq, in the
Male department. - -
Mr.. MoRRIs has had nine or ten years experience
In teaching; and came to this place highly recon-.
mended by those for whom he had taught, ands
others. and years experience here has proven he
is entitled to the high testimonials bestowed upon
him. and We cheerfnly md con6dentially commend
him to the public as well calculated to advance
pupils entrusted to his care. He will also super
wise the most advanced pupils in tho Male depart
ment.
MIR. BurLEa's capabilities to teach and manage
are 20 we'll known that We deem It unnecessary to
say anything in regard to his merits.
Prof. BARKlEY will instruct in Music and
French he Is reputed TO be thorough French
Soholor
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ND FOR 1T.

The most supcrbly illustrated Magazine ever pub
lished in America is tho December number of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, containing over
sirty splendid Engrarngs, and giving full particulars
of the benefits of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
tro dollars year; single copies JJty cents speci-
men copies will be sent to NIL persons who wish to
subscribe receipt of five postage stamps, l5 cents
See advertisement headed "Brilliamt Prospectus"
In this paper. Address
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.,
54S Brondray, Ner- York.
GD- Apply to Dr. E. J. MINIS, Honorary sec'ry,
Edoefold C. H.
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TIE LEDGER is every
whore acknowledged to be
the best family paper in the
world-hence its extraordi-
nary. md unheard-of pop
ularity.
The Proprietor of tho
LEDGER employs the best
talent, and by so doing
makes tho best paper in the
country.
THENEW YORK LED
GERS printed on beautiful
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT =
IN EQUITY.

Emelinc Cogburn,
vs.. Dn,,cS Do,,;,;o,
Moses Holstein, ''
Lafayette Cogburn, ct al
DY virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward
- law. in this cause, viii! sell, on the 9th
January instant, at the late residence Of John N.
Cogburn, decd, the Tract Of Land described in
the bill, as containing FOUR HUNDRED. AND
FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and adjoining lands
Jesse Cogburn, Carson Warren ana others.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one and two years
from the day Of sale, wt.n,ere.t after the expira-
lion Of one year, except 10 SO much as will de-
fray the costs of suit which must be p1d in cash.
Purchasers to give b,'n1 with adequate snrcties to
secure the purchase money.
a. STNKlNS, C ED.
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. LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER MAG

: ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, Jan. 2.-The British and North
American Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, Capt.
J. G. Wickman, has arrived with Liverpool dates
to Saturday, Dec. 10TH
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET, Dec. l9.-The
Cotton market closed with declining tendency.
All qualities had considerably declined, and new
crop Cottous were fully I'd lower.
Richardson & Spence quote Southern hour
25s. o 2Gs. and Ohio 27s.a29s. Wheat firm and
advancing chiefly on the better grades. Corn
firm. Sugar heavy and declined I'd. to Is. Rice
quiet and heavy. Rosn dull IS. l0d AIS. Tur-
pentinc firm 3Os. a 3ls
Sales on Fri:ay 5000 bales, of which specu-
lators and exporters took l,GOo bales. The mar
ket closed quiet, but with rather better de-
mand.
The stock of Cotton, at the end of the week,
was 1000 bales, of which $4,000 are Amerl-
can.
MANCHESTER TKADE-Trade in the manufac.
turing districts is unfavorablc, and manufactured
goods had considerably declined.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARHET.-Al quail
ties of Breadstufs are quiet.
Money is slightly easier, and consols quoted
at 92}.
The political intelligence by this arrival is un-
interesting.
No later news had been received from India.
The Bank of France has reduced its rates of
discount to six per cent.
The commercial crisis in the North of Europe
still continues very severe.
In Hamburg monetary matters are improving.
The House of Powell & Son, in London, has
failed for large amount.
Financial. difficulties are occurring among the
wooden manufacturers.
Checsborough s. Sons, of Warwick, England,
has failed and other failures are reported.
There had been further but Intellectual efforts
made to launch the Great Leviathan.
The American companies had abandoned the
attempt to raise the Russian ships at Sebastopol.
In London the discount houses were easier.
Applications for discounts at the Bank Of
England were light.
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q Y n e N I AL,
MARRIED, on the 2sth ult, by the Rev. S. P Getzen,
Mr.. O. H. TlLLNAS md bliss ID. LOUISE ROPER, all

MARRIED. on the 2sth ult, by the Rev. S. P Getzen
Mr.. O. H. TlLLNAS md bliss N. Louise ROPER, al
Of Edgefeld.
Love is the only cord that binds.
Those sincere hearts together,
Each to the other so inclines,
That death alono will sever.
MARRIED, on Wednesday the 22nd Dec, by J. A
Lott, Esq. Mr. S. DERRICK, ef Edgefeld, and Miss
EMILY SAWYER, Of Lexington District
MARRIED, on Tuesday, 21st Dec, by J. A. Lott,
Esq, Mr.. CREED and Miss MARTHA LYBnAND, all Of
Edgcfold District
MARRIED, on the 9th of Dec, by Rev. J. P. Bodie,
Mr.. JOSEPH BuzzARD and Miss sALL1E, daughter of
Wm. Murrell, Esq, NIL Of Edgofcld.
BY the same, on the 27th of Dec, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
WRIGHT and Miss LUCINDA, daughter of Harvest
Turner, nil Of EdgeHeld.
MARRIED, on 22nd Dec, by Rev. D. D. Brunson,
Mr. e. H. REYNOLDS and Miss n. &. CocHkAN, all of
this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

A decision of interest to the railroad travel
ling public has been rendered in Boston. A
man purchased ticket for certain point, and
on board the train received check. lie got
off at station on the way and stayed over one
day, when he took another train for his destina-
ton. The conductor decided that the check
was not good, it having been issued for the pre-
vious day, and insisted on the man again paying
his fare. This he refused to do, and he was or
rested at the suit Of the Company on q charge
of an attempt to defraud. The parties we're
heard before justice, who decided that the
Company was wrong, and that the man was
right,
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WASHINGTON RuMoRs.-We compile the fol

WASHINGTON RuMoRs.-We compile the fol-
! lowing paragraphs from our exchanges:
= The Cabinet had q meeting on Wednesday,
in reference to the present condition of Kansas
affairs. 1t is supposed that the Administration
will wait before taking any decided action, for
the reports of its special agents, Van Vliet and
Russell. This, with the Utah question, absorbs
almost the entire thoughts of the Administra-
tion. Dispatches have been received from the
expedition against the Mormona, but the War
Office seems indisposed to make public what it
has learned. 1t has been determined to submit,
in separate bill, provision for the four addition.
al regiments asked for by the President, and ap-
preparations to carry on any offensive operations
aka1nst the Mormons which may hereafter be
demanded.
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Contributors will continue
to write for THE LED
GER as heretofore.
No expense will be spared
to secure others whose pens
shall be considered oompe-
tent to add to THE LED
GERS attractions and use.
fulness.
Mrs. EMMA D. E. N.
SOUTHWORTHwrites on
ly for THE NEW YORK
LEDGER.
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TIE
NEW Y ORk LEDGER
For 1853.
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
sSi,WORLD!
Ali the Favorite Writers retained, and New
ones added.
Still Greater Attractions for the New Year:
The circulation of TIE NEW YORK LEDGER is
now Three Hundred aud Thirty thousand Copies,
which is greater than that Of any
Ten other Literary Papers in America. >.
For 1858.

The profits on this un-
paralleled circulation eua-
ble the proprietor Of THE
LEDGER to expend sums
upon it which would soon
swamp any ordinary publ
cation.
A paper with o circuln-
ton of only q hundred
thousand or so would sink
under the expenses Of THE
LEDGER in less thnn six
months.
AL Of the old and favorite
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Rates of Tuition.
Pine Grove School.

yHNEE exercises of this School will commence on
IL Monday lst February next. We have en-
ploycd DR.. LEWIS B. BOuCHELLE again.
Rates of Tuition, for Latin and Greek languages
$500, per scholastic year; Chemistry, Nlalhemat-
les, Natural Philosophy, History and Botany, s25 00
English Grammar aud Geography $500, and
Sl200 for Primary branches.
NJ. NJ. PADGETT, Sec'ry B. T.
JAM 6, q 50
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Sherif''s Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias TO
I'D me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edge
field C. H., on the first Monday in Feb. next the
following property in the following cases to wit:
David Denny VS.. Jesse sehumpert; other Plain
tiff g vs. the same, One Tract of laud containing
231 Acres, more or less adjoining lands Of Vim.
Bouknight, J. W. Schumpert and others
Mark Ethredge vs. Allen Franklin, John Quat
tleblm and Julius Day, one Tract Of land contain
ing Two thousand Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Gen. James Jones, Kisiah Swearengn and
otlers-levied on as the property Of the Defendant
Allen Franklin.
James Stalnaker, for another, vs.. Thomas Stalna.
ker, One Trac, of land containing one hundred aud
forty Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs.
Nancy Owensby, 1audy Bucklalier and others
where James Stalnaker now resides.
JAS. EDISON, s.E ID.
Ton At - So
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Headquarters,
2SD REGIMENT CAVALRY,
LoNGMiREs, January 4, 1853.

ORDER, NO
IN pursuance Of orders from Big. Gen. PERnY-
L MAN, an Election is hereby ordered 10 be held
at the several Company rendezvous ON Friday the
5th February next, for MAJOR Of the Edge6eld
Squadron Of Cavalry, to FIJI the vacancy oceasioned
BY the resignation Of Maj. S. S. ToMrKlNs.
The Captains Of each Company with the assis-
lance of the Lieutenants will manage the Election
and will meet at EdgeGeld G. H., on the following
day. count the votes, deciatetlc election, and re-
port the result to Brig. Gen. Peryman.
BY order Of :. j. 4. b BURRlS5, Col.
J. Nj. EANuAM, Adj't.
Jan St So
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YORK LEDGER.

YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE D. P r e N :
TICE, JOHN G.. SAKE,
and all the other best wri.
ters, contribute to THE
NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE LEDGER is devo.
ted to POLITE LITERA.
TURE, ORIGINAL H.
Illustrated Ia L E S
ESSAYS, POETRY
SKETCHES, BI0GRA-
PLY, NEWS, &c.
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white paper, and is compo-
sed of eight pages, making
the handsomest weekly pa
per in the Union. 1t is
published every Saturday,
and sold at all the news Of
fees in every city and town
throughout the coun try,
and is mailed for subscri-
bers at So per annun; two
copies are sent for So.
ANY person obtaining eight
subscribers at 81 SO each
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FANNY FERN writes
only for THE NEW YORK
LEDGER.
sYLVANUs COBB, Jr.,
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BENNETT
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CARY, Mrs. ST.
Courtney, and DR.. MEL.
SON write for THE NEW
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Sherif's Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Domestic Attachment.
John C. Thomas.

TS.
John c. Thomas.
By Virtue of an order from his Honor Judge
D. L. Wardlaw in the above stated case, will
proceed to sell at the late residence If the Defen-
dant, on the 18th day Of January next, the follow
ing goods and chattles OF the said Defendant, 10
wit, One lot Of Chairs, two Chests, two Tables, l
Secretary, Safe, Clock, Buggy and harness.
Beds and bedding, Bed d-Steads, Gun, Lot
Of Seed Cotton, s Tables. . Cows and one Cali,
Lot wagon wheels, Spinning wheel, Cross
Cut Saw, Log chain, Lot cooking utensils,
Bellows and Anvil, Sows and Shoats. Lot of
Iron, l Grind Stone Lot of Corn and Lot of
Crockery. Terms Of sale-Cash.
JAMES EDISON, s.E.D.
Dec 81, 1867. 2te SO u
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Millinery and Dress Making.
Mrs, r.. T,HAmIT,TON beos ,eave

IYl to inform he; friends and patrons that she
removed 10 that PIT Of Col. Nj. Frazier's Store
House last occupedby himself, next door to T.
Roots where she void be glad to receive con.
tinuation OF the patrnage heretofore so literally
bestowed and for whid she now returns her thanks.
In addition to MILLINERY and DRESS MA
KING, she will keep ayariety Of Goods in her line.
Being very much in want of money, she would
be glad to have oil that re indebted to her, to call
and settle as soon as the. possibl,s can.
Jan 6 At 50
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A high moral tone characterizes every article IN
THE LEDGER. In fact, the names Of its leading
contributors sufficient guarantee that it stands IN
marked contrast to class Of weekly publications that
have for so long time flooded the country, but which
fortunately for the morals Of our people, are almost
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AUGUSTA, January, l.

AUGUSTA, January, l.
CoTToS.-The market is depressed, prices unsettled
and tending downwards Sales made to-day show
decline of &C. The lower grades particularly neg
iected. Prices range from to cents.
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NOTICE!-All peions indebted to the sub
IN scrbcr ure duly noted, that unIes, payment
is made by the first Of FEBRUARY next, their Notes
aud Accounts will be founGn the hands of Messrs
Carroll & Bacon for collecbn.
A. YOUNGBLOOD.
Jan. 6, ,f 20
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(which is our lowest club
ratcs.) and sending US sl2,
will be entitled to one copy
free. Terms invariably in
advance. Address all let
ters to
ROBERT BONN E 3 ,
Publisher of the
NEW YORK L.EDGE Err.
A Ann street, New York.
n. B.-Now is O good
time to subscribe, as Mrs.
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Dancing Acade m y.

DROF. j. w. BIGGS respectfully an-
i nources to the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Edge.
field, thathe will open a DANCING CLASS in
the Masonc & Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday the
9th Januar 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and would
also return lis thanks for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on, him in this place last season and
would say to,hose who have patronized him, that
he would be leased to have their children again.
The fashionable LANCER'S QUADRILLE,
with numberof new and beautiful Dances, danced
in the first eroes OF Paris and London last winter,
will be taught \ j. w. 3.
Ian 6 tf 50
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- - - - =
FENkF, NO'HCE,

ALL those who are indebted to the old Firm OF
J. NJ. NEWBY G. CO., will please make payment
10 the Undersigned as longer indulgence cannot be
given. J. X. HORA q co.
Successors to j. M. Newby & Co.
Augusta, Dec Is If A9
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New YORK, Ja:


CorroY.-Salcs of Cotton to-day 1000 bales. Mid
ding Uplands 81 cents. Flour heavy. Wheat very
dull Corn buoyant, but unchanged.
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soUTHW new
story THE BRIDE OF
AN EVENING, will be
commenced in THE LED
GER on the first of JAN
uary.
N. B. No. 2.-We.have
no Agents authorized to re-
ccive subscrip tions for
TIE LEDGER. Subscri-
hers must always remit Ill
rect to US, and not sond or
pny any money to any
AGENTS,
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COM N e r OF A L.
HAMBURG, Jan. 4.

Corroy-Our Cotton market has been quito dull
during the past two weeks, and prices have gradually
declined. Within the past week there were sales
made ut 81 cents but the latest adviccs from Europe
wsro unfayorable which will cause still further de-
cline. We now quote as Extremes to st. X.
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GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
BROOM s. NORRELL, Augusta, Ca, will de-
liver in Augusta and Hamburg all goods bought of
thcm FREE OF CHARGE.
Augusta Ca. Nov 0 If A
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UNFIT TO LlvE.-Patrick Slavin who was re,
Gently hung at St. John, N. B., for the murder
of the Mckenzie family confessed that, after the
older members Of that family had been butchcred
a little girl, about three years old, innocently
held up her little doll and offered it to him if he
would not kill her. The little innocent's offering
was refused, and the inhumar monster murdered
her Such an incarnate demon was unfit to
faint the atmosphere.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 2, P. NJ.
Corroy-Thc inclcmcncy of the weather and the
horrifyiug accounts by the Niagara have completely
suspended operations to day.