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Edgefeld Female Institute !!

rTIIE Undersigned. commence the exercises
i of this School on the 2nd Monday in JAN
uary, 1859.
1t is his purpose, if possible, to build up an In
stitution that will afford to Young Ladies every
facility for acquiring liberal education; and he
asks the hearty cooperation Of all who are friend
ly to such an enterprise.
lie will he nssi.t by as many Teachers as The
number of pupils may require.
lie submits the following recommendation from
the Professors Of the University of Virginia:
"The Undersigned, having been informed that
Mr. JOHN K. GwALTNEY, a Master of Arts of this
Institution, will take charge of the Female Insti-
tute at Edgelield, S. G., are pleased to have an
opportunity to testify to their high appreciation
OF his merits as Scholar, and as Christian gen.
tleman They believe that his attainments and
character qualify him for eminent usefulness, as
Teacher of the first class, and they recommend
his School accordingly.
A. T. BLEpsoE, Prof. of Mathematics,
W. II. McGuRFEY, Prof. of Moral Philosophy,
S. MAupIN, Prof. OF Chemistry,
B. L GILDERLsLEEvE, Prof OF Greek.
J.L CABELL Prof. of Physiology & Surg.
A. HOWARD, Prof of Medicine
j. s. DAVIS, Prof. of Anat., Their, & Bot.
]. p. HoLcoMBE, Prof of Const g. Intern. LAW,
Jouy B. MINOR, Prof of Com. g. Statue Law.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Prof. of Nat Philosophy.
GEssUEn HARRISON, Prof. Of Latin"
Eg Any one, desiring further information will
please address
JOHN R. GwALTNEY, A. NJ.
Edgefeld, s. c., Nov Ii If 10
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MIR. WM. GMRGG,

writer 10 the Charleston Mercury nominRts' Mr.
Wv. GnxaG, Of Grsnitoville. for Governor Of South
Carolina. Tho terms Of tho nomination arc very
complimentary 1t would gire Us pleasure to present
the article in full to our readers but Nc have not
room at present We may publish 1t in our noxt
issue.
Mr.. GRHea has qualities which would rasko him a
useful man to South Carolina in the subernstoral
chair. His race in Edgefeld for the State Senate
vs., strong one uudor tho circumstances, and he
numbered among his adhersntI in tho District many
of our best and most valued citizens. ThoFe is moth
ing in his defeat here that should operate against him
in any other canrxsr he may enter And hls friends
seek to place him before the Legislature for tho cce
Of Governor, NO think ie should hsre an eren start
with the rest dis-encunbered Of any weight that
might be thought to attach to him from h' late de-
fest in EiseGold.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PROCLANIA

WIHEREAS, whilst we hunbly bow before
w the Almighty, in meek submission to the
will of Ills nscruitiblo Providence. Christening e.
with disappointment nf some cherished hopes, with
disraae, with loss IF faithful and valued citizens, It
becomes US people. nnw that the pes,ilence is
stayed in the city. and the bright bes,ns Of the
Auiumnal sun, with bracing atmosphere, has dis
'ipnt"d the malaria Of the fruitful country-now
that the harvest homo over and the staple results
Of the seasons wherever diminished are still great.
er than We deserve at the hands Of bountiful
Ben, factor, to assemble and meet together to
render thanks for the great benefits that we have
received at Ills hands, to set forth Ills most worthy
praise, to hear His moat hollywood, and to ask
those things which are requisite and necessary -
we'll for the body as the soul"
Now therefore. deem it meet 10 appoint and
set arart THURSDAY, the 25th If November in
slant, as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. Ac.
cordingly, d. invite all persons that day to a.
senble ut their respective places Of worship to 70.
turn thanks for our numerous blessings, past and
present, and to pray for the Divine guidance and
blessing in cur future life.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State,
at Columbia, this 1lth day Of November, 10
H.. 8 the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and ifty-cight, and in the eighty
third year Of American Independence.
ROBERT F. w. ALLSTON.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary Of State.
Nov II, 1858 1t As
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orn CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Attention is directed to the communication o'
FATHER BnRxIxegAN, having reference TO tho Cntho-
Ii, Church in our village. Tho building is nov
nearly completed to its oxtorior, and presents
truly striking appearance. 1t has gono up steadiy
and rapidly under tho walchfu eye of the reverend
gentleman who has this part of the Catholic Diocese
Of South Carolina in charge He has stood by. like
true steward Of his Mastsr and watched the ta'th-
full placing of exch atono upon another. 1t ha' been
with hi;n labor Of love and duty. No single scci-
dent Of has occurred during tho progress
OF the work. and good ordor has universally prevailed
around and about the hallowed ground. Much credit
is due to all concerned in view Of the beautiful build
ing and it's smooth advancement towards completion
Il IL nm architectural ornament which any town might
oavy US. May the inner be Us perfect a. the outer
temple!
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EpcEFrELp FEMALE HIGH-scHooL.

It will bo seon that Mr.. JoHx r. GwALrxIY is to
enter upon the charge Of the Edgefeld Female Aeado
N.Y. in the beginning Of the spproaching year. ho
oo,ass with tho smplo.t recommendation, and propo
sos to open school Of the highest grade, for girls
and younr ladies. There are reasons for believing
that our community is now about to be favored with
an institution that will provo truly and permanently
bsne6cisl. Mr.. GwALrxEy, as Wsanderstand, defigns
making Edsodsld his home; and, having boon tho.
roughly educated to the profession Of teaching his
pride snd interest will alike influence him to unceas
Ing pxertsny In bis ehoson sphere Of lsbors In the
broker who has prscedsd bimthe beloved pastor Of
our Baptist Church,-thO public has promise, If not
pledge Of tho faithful energy that will charaeter'r'
the future rector Of village Institute. Tho ab-
ties and cultivation Of the new teacher are spoken OF
in most emphatic language by those who ought to
know best, az may be seen by tho card on another
column We repeat then that on. prospects, in this
department of our schools. are nov brighter than
ever; And We earnestly advise the people Of this and
tho surrounding districts to take timely notice of tho
educational facilities which will hero be within their
reach for the no1t and, may be, for many coming
yaXrs
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HVM E " E AL.

MARRIED, On Wednesday tho 3rd inst: by Elder
W. p. Hill, ut the residence Of Mrs. Vaughan, Edge
fold District, Mr. J. T. HENDERSON and Mis-:
MAMIE VAUGHAN, all Of this District
MARRIED. on the Sth of August, hy s. Broadwater
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM KING, Of this District anu
Miss MARGARET KENT, Of Augusta, Georgia.
MARRIED, by the sa,nc on the 9th Of September
Mr. HEZEKIAH BuSSEY and Miss NANCY A. s.
THURMOND, NIL Of this District.
MARRIED on Thursday, 2Sth Oct, by D. P. Self
ESQ, Miss MARY D. L0CKRIDGE, Of Edsefed
and Mr. JAMES C. HENDERSON, Of Abbevillc
District
MARRIED, on the 26h Oct., by Rev. Henry c. Her.
long Miss SUSAN p. SCURRY, Of Nswoerry, and
Mr. McKENDRY MITCHELL, of EIgefslj.
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Sherif's Sale

DY Virtue Of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias to
- me directed, will proceed to sell at Edge
field c. H., on the first Monday and Tuesday In
December next, the following property in the fol-
lowing cases, viz:
w. w Geigcr VS.. W. II. Adams, 0re Tract Of
land containing one hundred acres, Tore or less,
adjoining lan'ls Of W. B. DON and Daniel Roun-
tree.
Williams & Butlef vs John R. Viewer; Richard
Ward and other Plaintiffs severally, VI The Same.
The Tract of Land whefc the Defendant resides
containing two hundred ucres, more or less. a@j"n-
ing lands Of Benjamin Belts, James swearengin,
Sr. and others.
#T Terms Of Sale, Cash.
JAS. EIDSON,'s. E. d.
Nov Is, 4te 50
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BnEAx-royE AND YELLOW FEVER THE SAME.
The Savannah Republican, of the End inst,
SAYS: 8" In the introduction TO IN able article in
the Savannah Journal Of Medicine for the pres
cnt month, the writer, DR.. Richard D. Arnold,
of this city, advances the following opinion :
For myself my belief has been fixed to one
point, since the yellow fever epidemic of 1854:
and the epidemic Of the present season has
merely accumulated proof to my mind not fur
nished any new proof and that point is the
identity Of Dengue or Break'bone with Yellow
Fever"
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Nov. II, 1858

NOTICE.-The Anniversary meeting Of The
~ Edgeficld District Agricultural Society will he
hold on Sale-day next. at the Masonic & Odd Eel
lows Hall, 10 elect officers for the ensuing year.
The premiums awarded at the last Fair will also
he civ out on that day We hope every men,
Der Of the Society will be present other matters
Of interest will calm the attention Of the Society.
J. II. MINIS, Sec'ry.
Nov II 81 40
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a AcA1D.

7NHE Undersigned having sold the Edgefeld
i Collegiate Institute premises To Mr.. JOHN
r. GWALTNEY, take pleasure in stating that they
have entire confidence in the competency and
qualifications of Mr.. GwALTNEY to conduct a Fe.
male Seminary as it should be done. Ec is a
native of Virginia, and graduate Of the Virginia
University, in which he has obtained the degree
of Master of Arts, which, of itself, is sufficient
evidence of his Scholarship. MIR. GwALTNEy
brings with him ample testimony of his good
moral character, md picty as also Of his cxpe-
ricnce in teaching.
There is no good reason why there should not
be first rate Female Seminary in our midst, and
we feel well assured that the gentleman who is
at the head of the Institute will furnish US with
all the facilities for educating "ur daughters as
well and as thoroughly as they can be educated
anywhere, if the community here will only DO true
10 itself. w. ". ADAMS,
s. W. NICHOLSON.
Edgefeld, Nov II 1t As
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FAB. IN HAMBURG.

TIE Ladies and Children Of the Union Sabbath
School, will give another Grand Entcru nment at
their School Rooms, backrf Mays I!otel, on We'll
nesday oath November, for thc completion Of the
Church in that place, commencing ut o'clock,
with an c'egant SUPPER, and continued with sales
Of Fancy Articles, Grab Bags, Post Ofics, &c.
All persons friendly TO religious cbj.cts are In
vited to attend.
Nov. u, 1853 1t as
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THAT RuII.

We congratulate our friend, Lon HILL, upon haV-
ing burne of the prize at tue State Fair with his no.
bic Devon Bull. Cannot TINT bull he more centrally
lorstod amongst III? We understand he can be bought
for $3os,-will nut Of you, gentlemen buy hit"
aud bring him out Of that remote Cambridge ride Of
tho DISTRICT Tie is just fully grown, has takOn his
second prize, and is in high kslter. WO would like
to have calf of that bulls wouldn't?
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AUTUMN.

ADELAIDE Ayx PRocrER thus sings Of the Season
There is something pretty in her melody, and in the
last stapga y thought that will be realized by
al families pf our cQmmHpltyi
"Moan, oh ye autumn Hinds
Summer has fed,
The flowers have cloIod their tOndOr loaYes and do,
The Lily'S gracious head
All low must lie,
Because the gentle summer now is dead.
Greve, oh ye autumn winds!
Summer lies low,
The roses trembling lpavss ui!l sopa be shod,
For she that loved her 80
Alas is dead,
And ono by one her loving children 60.
Mourn, mourn, oh autumn winds!
Lament and mourn!
How many half blown buds must close and die;
Hopes with the summer born,
All faded Ge
And leave US desolats ana earth furlorn!
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o. BIT u A r Y.

DEPARTED this life on the 18th of October, in the
siIty-sixth year of his nge JAcoD THORNTON, ut his
residence in Edgefeld DISTRICT Sc,
The deceased was nm humble and devoted Christian
Daptiyed upon profession Of his fuith in Christ by
Elder N. W. Hodges. good citizen and neigbbor,
a constant and faihfu friend, kind nnd afecionnte
husband and fathcr lie lived beloved and respected
by his family and many friends, who deploro their
losa but not without hope, for they have good reason
to hope that He rests from his ubors and bis works
follow him." II.
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RECIPE FOR CURING HAMs.--It ia simply to
use the same quantity of common soda as salt
petre-ono ounce and half of each to the four
teen pounds of ham or bacon, using the usual
quantity of salt. The soda prevents that hard
ness in the lean of the bacon which is 90 often
found, and keeps it quite mellow oil through,
besides being preventive of rcast. This re.
eelpt has been very extensively tried amongst
nv acquaintance for the last fifteen years, and
invariably approved.
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CHARLESTON
FEMALE SEMINARY
Rev. c. WALLACE & Mrs. n. D. LAWT0N,
PRINCIPALS.

THE above we'll known Institution will be re-
/ opened for Boarding Scholars on Monday,
November 9th The Day School is already in op-
Grafton.
Teachers.
The Rev. C. WALLACE, Principal, and Lecturer
on Natural Science,
Mrs. D. NJ. LAwToN, hlatron,
Miss ANA VAN NoY, Vice Principal,
Miss JULIA Y. ROACH, Assistant
Miss SARAH ScuouBoE, Primary Department,
Mrs. JULIA BouETuEAU, Painting and Drawing,
Mrs DowELL, French,
Professor ROBINSON, Vocal Music,
Professor wooDRurr. Photography (the new and
beautiful art of shorthand writing)
Other Professors Of Music and Languages eln-
ployed as required,
a few lads under nine years Old received in the
Primary Department Of the Day School.
Apply at l96 East Bay, Northeast Corner VI
Laurens-Strtct.
Nov. II st 45
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THE "REG1srERn AND HAMBURG.

THs Winnsboro Register again pelts Hamburg aud
the Adrer,iser It says many cruel things. that
we know not where to begin replying to them. Tho
safer plan is to give them all the dodge, and say no
more ON tho subject We foar racy brether is de-
6cieut in the organ of roverencorcrerenes for old
and good things, That selection of rhymes about
ST. Pkrxa manifests this cti apa so does the para
phrase upon sacred writ that follows tho rhymes,
Hew then can we hope that ho would do otherwise
than laugh at sublunary matters, however old and
good.
But this We will say: IF he lived whore we live,
and "knoua as much as what we know" be would
change his tone about Hamburg Just lot Us toll him
an incident to illustrate the spirit Of our Hamburg
dealers. We never mention these things, except when
We have occasion (rs now to DO SO. We'll, air-ono
of these dealers. whom you ignore so severely sent
US the other day fresh adYertissmentJ and along
with it eaue box and in that box wore TIP fupw'
Ing articles, viz
Ono dozoR bottles Alo,
Two bottles old Port
Two do old Madeira,
H.f.doron boxes Sardiuss,
Ono bottle old saidleIbaSs Whiskoy,
Ono DO best Wheat do
Ono box choice Segar,,
Aud two bottleI P.lo Brandy.
Now this is tho way, brother Register, that our
Hamburg mon do the handsome thing. With such
IN array Of quarts in riow, don't yos give up your
pimy II not, we say no moro. You arc Joined to
your idols,-your CRBloHTs and your CArHcARra,
ysur HILLIIRDs and your LAupERpALEs-and We
fear there is NO hope for you.
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Administrators Sale!

DY an order from W. F. Durisoe, Esq, 0rdiua-
ID ry, viii proceed to sell On Wednesday the
Oath inst, at the late residence of James T. Free
man, decd, all the personal properly Of said de-
ceased, consisting of
Four Likely Negroes,
One Fine Piano. one Rockaway, two Mules, one
Horse, Iloes Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Plantation
Tools, Household y Kitchen Furniture, &c.
s-g-Terms made known on day of sale.
C. NJ. FREEMAN, Adm'or.
Nov II 1t 45
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ERRATUAI.

In publishing the marriagsof Miss ScuSRr and Mr.
MITCHELL in late number, ne inadvertently gave
sae sdys nxns incorrectly Tho marriage is IN con-
sequence republished this week.
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MORE FINE GOODS.

J.B. SULLIVAN 4 Co., Of this yillagu, h,vo opened
and .rs rapidly selling superior lot Of winter goods
Thcr stock is varied and elegant and their pr'ee' As
usual, are such as cannot be grumeod at. Drop In
and examine thsir store.
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BIG POTATOEs.

Little ARTHUR s.-tnet SiYklSs,-~e with 1t ~af)
sends US tho largest sweet potato G the sea'sn, weigh
jnx seven pound. and quarter. Thank you. buddy.
Mr. HAMILTON. uur old friend, also exhioi'' some
very hue specimens.
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Nov Is,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DYW W.T.. DURlSOE, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of EdgsGsid
ID District
Whereas, Peter Shealy, hath applied 10 me, for
Letters of Administration, On all and singular the
gnols and chatlles, rights and credits of William
Shelly late Of the District Aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
SINGULAR the kindred and creditors of The said eceas
eJ 70 be and appear before me, a, our neI Orinarys
Court for the said District, be holden al Egcl1d
G. H., on the 27th day Of November inst. to show
cause, any Why the said administration should mol be
granted
Given under my hand and seal, this l2;h ayoi Nov.
in The wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight and in the SSrd year =" American
Independence. -
Nov. II, u d
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r -. DAVIS.

We have roesivsd a taking advertisement from mr.
K I. DAvls, Of this village but cannot get 1t in this
woek. It shall appear in our next. In the mean
.me, call and zee tho good things in advance t. T.
D. h., fresh aud nno supply Of all articles in his
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PRIZE coRnEspoNDESLE.

AUGUSTA, GA Ocr., 4th, 1858.
WV. R. WILSON, ESQ, NJ. 49S Pearl St, New Yurk
Dear Sir:-Allow us to congratulate you Oh your
good fortune, in drawing the whole of the second cap
tai prize of $4,000 in our lottery Scheme Of Sept
llth, last.
A, We do not use tho Ramcs Of prize hoders without
special permission, we have to ask authority to do
in your cuse.
We more particularly desire your consent at this
time, because thore has bsen recent attempt to in
jure our firm. Worry respectfully yUurs,
SAMUEL SWAN d Co.
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xB- The South Carolinias aud iSouthers Guardian
will bb sent during the coming Session Of tho Logis
l.ure for one dollar, FREQ of postage to all persons
desiring full and accurate reports Of the proceedings
OF the General AssembIy.
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Executors Sale.

LXECuLUTS CdIH,
DY virtue of IN order from W. F. Durisoe,
I'D Esq Ordinary, will sell at tho late resi-.
dence of Levi Mcdaniel, decd, on Monday, 18th
December next the personal properly Of said
deceased, consisting in part Of
Two NEGROES,
Stock Of Horses, Cattle, &C., Corn, Fodder and
Oats.
TERNs-A credit of twr I've months with interest
from the day OF sa'e Purchasers giving notes
with approved suretics for all sums over five dol
lars-under that amount cash will be required.
FRED MCDANIEL, Ex'or.
Nov. II At 46
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TAG RESULT ~ ILLISols.-Chicsso, Nov. o.
The News of this city announces the certain and
complete success of the friends OF Douglas III
the Legislature, and adds that the administration
failed 10 elect any of their candidates.
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ARTHUR SlMyIhS, EDITOR.
FIRST pAGn,-rrlE PREMIUMS.

FIIIST FAC Et-TfIN TN NrsptbO''
sssat page for 'srs5sl ssmun's.i'ss' o ue'., s
District Fair and which-would havS appeared before
h.d it been prepared by tho Secrctsri's.
The rest Of the premiums nro now Ia hand, AMI
will he given out to the suceessfu competitors on
next salo.day.
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ave Us desOlats and earth forlorn! !

tB Under long dress you havo perfect right
to suspect hore turks clumsy foot. Do you hoar
that ladlesl
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FRos1 Axp HKALrH.-Ths thermometer this
morning was down to forty degrees, aud gen.
ersl white frost was observed. Absentees and
strangers con now come to Charleston with safe
ty.-Chsrisston Neses, llth inst.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.
George W. Landrum and others
vs. Bill for Par.

IN EQUITY.
George W. Landrum and others
Clarisa Landrum and Others.
I'm pursuance of an order from Chan Waftllaw,
Il in this cause, will sell at Edgcfeld C. H.,
on the first Monday in December next, the follow
ing real estate of Reuben La,ldrum. decd, viz:
TRACT NO. 1, lying on Log Creek within
few miles Of Edeefeld village, containing, in all,
Seven hundred acres, mole or less; but Of this
Tract about one hundred and forty acres have
been cut Off and specifically assigned 10 one of the
parties in interest The remaining bulk Of the
Tract is Of fine quality, and adjoins lands of F.
W. Pickens, David R. strother AMI John II. Hol-
linasworth.
TRACT NO. 2, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands Of Alfred May
and others
TRACT NO. 3, containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less, lying on Sleep Greek,
and adjoining lands Of DR.. John Landrrn, James
Dorm, Elijah Still and others.
These are some Of the very finest lands in Rdge-
fleldZindeed, they are as good Cotton Lands as
the State affords and the terms of sale are very
easy, as see below:
TERxs-Only so much in cash as will pay the
costs Of the suit. The rest on credit of one,
two and three years from day of sale, with inter-
est from dat.. Purchasers to give Bond with
good sureties as usual.
A. sIMKINs, c.z.R.p.
Nov 15, Ate As
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Nat. Ramey, J

A. G. league and othersS
In pursuance Of an order in this cause from
Il Chan. F. II. Wardlaw, I will proceed to sell at
Edgefeld c. H., on the first Monday in December
next the building in this Village, known a. the
ICE HOUSE, and the lot Gf amy connected
with it.
Its first rate house for the purpose It is dc.
signed to answer, having been put up OF good
material, by good workman, and on a secure
plan. An opportunity Is pre.ented for an energetic
person t., 60 into the Ice business here, and money
can be made by it. Watch the sale.
TRRxs-A credit till 1st January 1859. Costs
" be paid In cash.
A. s1MKINS, o.s.s.D.
Nov II Ate s;45
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The Savannah Republieaa reports the burning
of the American ship Fannie Fo,die, at the Dry
Dock, Oh the morning of the 10th inst. The
ship was owned in the Northern ports. and cost
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. Ssyle's mill Tas
also burned. Loss on the mill, $4,000.
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ST.. LouIs, November l2.-The Santa Fs mail
ad.ices, report another battle between the Uni
ted States forces, under Col. Mills, and the say
age Indians, with decided victory for Col. Mills,
Ton Indians we're killed, and large number cap
tured, with nanny horses, sheep, &c.
Kit Carson, With band Of friendly Indians
from Utah, was on their way to meet the Nav
ado's.