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Mister In thsncery Of Cook Coupty.
Chicago, Nov. ~, 1852. n"*1.n'iN I'd
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County. S. Cool County Clscu: Court. November
Term. A. y. ts3 Thomas =. ptckxrsou Il. q. How
Land aat n llLa1n c. jones.
Public notice IL herrby given N the sad William @:
Jones that attachment Issued out Of the ote OF
The CLERK Of the Cook t;sunty Cut Coutt .tes1 The
1rst day Of November 4. D. 1877 the st Of tna said
Thomas ). Ucker.on and aan.t of the said
um c. Jonsa rtne sura Of nine huuassd and
pine dollars and cents l1cceA ta Sheriff of
adams County. which said wsst has b<cn 1eurned sxe-
cute1.
Nav, therefore, unless you. the said William c. Jones
personally be and apptas before thu 81 TOOK County
Circuit Court betou she tint day Of The next Term
thereof 10 be holden II the Co 1T touse III The city Ok
Chicago tee 1hirl Monday uf November. 4. lsas
give special ball and plead 70 the said plao ts aenn.
tud;meht will be entered aast you ana In favor Of tho
aad thomas y. Dfckersou. aud 80 much Of thu propsy
attached may be .utcieat satisfy the SAIL Judgment
And eosta, Will be sold 10 *lt1efy thc came:
WI. L. cuCRcH. Clerk.
LYNAY E1NoxA. Pt1r3 Atty, nU21 bs3 ~
, 1859-12-12

TOR PRODUCE AND COMAIIS-


L. stor AtxcuAsrs.-Thn best 1oeated place to erect
Gain Wasshous nEsdatsly On ths depot 4 ne A1sss
There fse Frane Houses thereon and amp p!aee
for Wstehoue. It Is on!y 10. IN which the Es can
be brought In forn the ,lllts Il, and IS the
Key for the other Warehouses
II they want 10 brought ras which they not
able, without rscEsiDg this properly
FIee &AQ1 With on+thTd cash down, the balance can
be ra;d, II desired on long terms.
Fox particulars apply 10 RECk ! NlKTH,
No. IL South Clark st1cet,
EDSBERG CO., Iowa CRY, 1owa.
, 1859-12-12
s::c: E:G' Hias1Ss!oy, HRiaaag1SS! c0a7i's'ae's.
Chicago. December l6th. 1850, deinpnsa.,1t
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Public Notice hereby etEen to all person. Interest
e. That the undersigned Commissioner sppoineu by
Common coassil ot the City Of Cheasoto ascertain ihe
ih and rcompeuse due the respectively Of
extension Of Stewart ayEine on the Atrhef 10 o.1
South street. Ia accordance with pAed II Cam
mon Council! December 5h. tty, and The time 10
hs snount of :aeh dana together 1a tie cost
dtts1 IN propursn, neatly ay b. to The benefits
satns to cae Pa sel of sEonad resrec1v* vii At
eeroes l.9 At the hour Of II O'Clock for TIE puf-
pose Of making said ssseasment.
s 4; 1 t! s$z$S: s$$$i $z$&.s, Commissioners.
Chicago. December 10th. 1859, de1uncsN.1 lit
, 1859-12-12

TRUSTEES SALE Whereas,
IL thc ls day Of Jus. 1889 George oertel and Caro-
line bis wife oy deed ofthat date conveyed to the Under
yEre samuel strauS ctrtn real estate situate Ia Conk
County aud knowo ~ Tue undivided one hall Of The
south thirty c0 .t ofots No. tetn 3l and sixteen i6)
IN block sH t6} II oIcotts addition to Chicago. cencuc
in: GU cosacv Of alley nune red oJ feet Of tho
corner Of Inut and st5+ on the west side af t1d
ciak street. and west eighty o feet thence
north thirty IL feet THENCE eighty f0} feet thtuce
buildings anu Improvements thereon. IN trust and With
Of default IN the payment at the prnc pal
Interest o certain nte made by said Oete OF even date
theew:1h for 5tso payable four the date
With interest the Of per per payable
semi ANNUALLY al hs otce Of Brothen Cheaxo
premises 10 ray and satisfy the sumo, ~hch deed
cosisd In the Recorder Once o sid County. IN book l3,
Of DEEDS psge 666 the e9th july j35 And default
having ade in the payment Of Interest tbs raid
note sha IN pursuance Of the power contained IN said
deed and At the rsoues u the toder Of sid note on f9
day Of December next At tas hour Of ad av at
t.. nos, expose Tor sale the highest bidder for cash
the 81 lands and premises and all stht aul equity Of
lenpt}tQ Of The s ue1te ht heirs and a<siKu3 thtlen-
-- SAMUEL sTkAES. 1russet:
, 1859-12-12
3sDuCaTtpUa4.
A W S G FL 0 O L
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

The text term will commence January 1860. Fnnn@
In LaImon hock Of G.Fk and Washington Streets
adjoining Bells can't e College. studrs received at
any time da-1n. the term.
The success IT this 1nttuou has fully c1ussd the
most .une expect Ins Of Its fIends and patrons.
may ieEei perm anently established Faei
ties for acquiring legal education here altered.
uuaieI iu West Fer Circulars explaining course Of
INSTRUCTIONS address II. BOOTH.
uo:Jb4s3 6w Ch.caeo. Illinois,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DoLLAns per year if paid in advance-TWo
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
months-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
the expiration of the year.
Subscriptions out Of the District and from other
Statos must invariably bo paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and conspic-
uously inserted at Seventy-fve Cents per Square
no Minion lines or less for the first insertion and
Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion. When
only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square
will be charged.
Transient Advertisements, to secure publicity
through our columns, must invariably be paid in
advance.
Advertisements not having the desired number
Of insertions marked on the margin, Will be con-
tinusd until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do
80 on the most liberal terms-it being distinctly
understood that contracts for yearly advertising
are confined to the immediate, legitimate business
of tho firm or individual contracting.
All communications of personal character will
be charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding ono square in length
will bo charged for the overpus, at regular rates.
Announcing Candidate (not inserted until paid
for.) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to
be paid by tho Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Washington Irving,

The death of this victorian author and nublc
throughout the land. However full of years and
of honor. he has gone to the grave, ia yet a
thought of sadness that the great pioneer in Amer
lean Literature, who was to us in this regard what
Washington was in Il civil paint of view, has lef.
forever tie literary urena Of which he WAS the
brightest ornament for hafn century. lIonored
be his memory by grateful people, and long live
the pure influences of his elevated taste and noble
perceptiuns! But of this there cannot be u doubt.
To us. the celebrated IRvISG's own language res
prctins the authors future fame, "other men are
known to postrrity only through the medium oi
history, which is continually growing faint and
obscure; but the intercourse between the author
and his fellow mcu is ever new, active, and immc-
datc. He hns lived for them more than for him
self; he has sucriiccd surrounding enjoyrnent.,
and shut himself up from the delights of social
life, that ho might the moro intimately commune
with distaut minds and distant ages. Well may
the world cherish his renown for it has boon pur-
chased, not by deeds Of violence and blood, but
by the diligent disprnsation of pleasure Well
may posterity be grateful to his memory; for he
has left it an inhcritnnco not of empty names and
sounding notions, but whole treasures Of wisdom,
bright COINS of thought, aud golden veins of Ian
guago."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Miscellaneous Items.

@-AN Arkansas c,litor got married. recently,
and hns since become very enthusiastic. Hear
him:
There is not in this wide world happier life,
Than to sit by the stovepipc and tickle your wife
Taste the sweets of her lips in II moment Of glee.
And twist the cats tail as she jumps On your knee.
SeJuhn Browns "crarat" Oh the 2nd inst,
was Iundc Of South Carolina cotton We have n
"fcw mure left of the same sort Z" should old Vir-
gna need them tnr suspension purposes.
&E-The ctizcas Of Richmond Virginia have
formed un association whose members pledged
to abstain from all sucial and business intercourse
with the North.
@-At meeting Of the citizens Of Old Pcndle-
ton,-Maj. Geo. Scaborn in the Chair, aud Mr..
james A. Hoyt, Sec'ry-strons resolutions were
passed in relation to all suspicious characters or
abolitionist. who may be found in that section Of
country. Should any such ,i.it Old ren'!lrton
they promise them warm reception.
n:DrHow short-lived are the bcstrcsoluIiuns made
in our own strength ThOy resemble the early
dew which soon passeth away, aud the gruss upon
the houss.top which withersth afore it grVwcth up.
zi,-The most influential man in free country
at least, is man who has the ability, As well as
tho courage, to spsak what hc Think WHOM Occa-
sion requires it,
g-On Friday last Gov. Wise wns hung in eff.
Gpy Mt Natick and Woburn, Mass. Asa set-of to
such folly, cold Brown" received similar trent
mont at the first named town.
@-A telepraphic dispatch was received in Au-
gusta late on Wednesday night last, announcing
the death, ut Paris, of John Barry, the Catholic
Bishop Of the Dioeoasc of Georgia
mS-A dispatch in the Savannah Republieaa
states that the General Stale Aid Bill has been de-
fsatod in the House, by twcntY-onc majority.
n-Thc. Kansls elections have resulted in fa-
yor of the entire Republican ticket, by mnjorites
oyor three thousand The candidates for Cover
Robinson, Republican-the nttor is elected. Tho
candidates for Congress were j. a. lialderman
Democrat, and Martin F. Conway, Republican
the latter is elected.
tiouul American TINT Mrs. Mary Z. Bryan, at pro-
sent tho accomplished editress of the Atlanta Tenn
psrance Crusader, will shortly be associated with
the Southern Field and Firesiae. We may (says
tho CDnstitutionalint) add that tho statement is
correct.
~ Tho Augusta Constitutionalia has compiled
from its exchanges list of the gin houses and cot
ton burned and lost on the water in transit at va
rous points, for the months of October and No
ycmber. The total gives loss of $40 bales burnt
With the gin houses, and grand total of 1916
bales burnt ut the Same time
YA party of twelve Kaw Indians, from Kan
sas Territory, passed through Dalton recently, on
their way to Washington City, to see thoir "lGrsatt
Father" Prosidont Buchanan, in reference to Some
lands which they shy has beoh sakou from thOm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Methodist Conference,

The lntc Conference at Grconville, C. H., WAS
season Of high religious interest. The dcnOmina
tion in this State was mover in so happy condi
tiou of prosperity. The labors of the Church il
all its departments have been crowned during th'
past yoar with the rich fruits of righteousness
The Conference adjourned after long session o
the utmost harmony, and the ministers departed
to their several appointments with panoplies bur
Dished anew for the warfare of the Gross.
The following Preachers have been appointed
for the Cokesbury District:
w. A. McSwAIN, P. E.
Cokesbury-W. II. Lnwton. Ono to bo supplied
Laurens-T. S. Daniel, A. W. Moore.
Newbcrry Station-M. A. Mcklbbcn.
Newherry Circuit. T. Kilgo, W. Bowman.
Saluda River Mission-A. L. Smith.
Ninety SIX. NJ. Carlisle.
Rocky Pond-G. W. NJ. Creighton.
Butler-J. K. Pickett.
Edgefcll--c. Mcleod:
Abbeyillo-J: W: North: One to be supplied.
Anderson-T. G: Herbert.
Pondoton-II II. D: Moore.
Pickeps-E. F. ThEiing.
Williamston-A. D. McGilyray.
J.W. Wightmnp, Classical Teacher in cOkesbpp-
~ School.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
That Fayorive House.

We take pleasure in copying from the Con'titu-
sionalist the following communication. And with
out any reservation whatever give it our hearty
endorsement.
THE STAR HoTEL-Mr. Editor: 1t is with plea
sure, I assure you, that lind all opportunity to
mention in favorable terms this new and elegant
house, having given it trial. 1t is quite refresh
ing to weary traveller, to find so pleasant and
comfortable home for a few days.
Mrs. Starr has both tho Hamburg hotels. The
American hotel is occupied by her permanent
boarders. The Starr hotel is quite new in every
respect Mrs. Starr has the entire control of both
Establishments, and prcsides herself over every
department. This lady is 20 we'll and so favora-
bly, known, too, that she needs no puffs. She has
full house Of transient boarders, and her pros
poets Of success are very aattering A first class,
we'll kept hotel, is public benefit to community,
and Mrs. Starr is certainly most successful hotel
proprietross, and has reputation as such from
Maino to TsxaR. VISITOR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

Book AGExrs.-Ouc day last week, two Of
these tincrant representatives Of the Brown"
Association called at the residence of plant
cr, well known in this section, during his alb
sencc and rendered themselves not only dis
agrceble by their v0lubility but suspicious by
their conduct. They had been gone about
twenty minutes when he reached home, and
being Immediately informed Of their behavior,
he pursued and overlook them in the Ogccchee
Swamp. Without an. preliminary observa-
lons,': he had them divested Of their upper
garments by a couple of servants, in altell'
dance and "tbirty-nine" lail OH according to
the pracliccd science Of Russian exccutioners.
They were then permitted to continue their
journey; bit at the depot where they took
The train, they made no mention OF their ad.
venture. -WavmesGUro News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

TWELVE HARpER's FERRY INSURGENTS IN
CAxADA-The Muscatine Journal learns that
the mother of Ewin and Barclay Coppie, who
resides in Springdale, Cedar county, Iowa;
has received letter from the latter,who is
now in Canada, stating that he and eleven Of
his companions have arrived safely in her
Britanic Majesty's dominions. -Four of them
we wounded, one of them so severely that
his comrades were obliged to carry him most
of the time for the the first four days of their
flight. Barclay Coppie is one Of the number
for whoos arrest Gov. Wise offered 4 reward
of $500 each
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Mrs. Heney,s Millinery Room.

fashionable Dry Goods House, Augusta, Ga, his
eAimable lady keeps IN extensive and beautiful
assortment of Bunnets, Ribbons, Cloaks, Shawls,
&C., to which VIC invite the attention of our fair
readers trading in Augusta.
"Of all tho charms dear woman weary,
Of NIL her many trnps AMI snarcS,
For real effect there's nought compares
With truly pretty bonnet;
For when UT wherever yuu chance to meet
One that is perfectly modest and neat:
You may depend tis pruof complete
That the hcad In! uurc in than oil it.
And for one that i, "pcrfcctly modest ami neat
and truly pretty" Z" to JAS. llESEr's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on Thursday the 1st inst, by NJ. 3.
Whittlc, Esq, Mr.. ELDRED WlI1TTLE and
Miss IIARRIEE MAssA, all of this District.
MARRIED. on the 11th inst, by Re". :. p. Be-
die. Mr.. MARION OUTZ and Miss MARTHA
ANN BLIZZARD. NIL of Edgefed
MARRIED on the 18th November by Rev. Jas.
NJ. Child. Mr.. W. S. RICHARDSON and Misc
CAROLINA KING, all of this District.
MARRIED, on Wednesday evening the Ith inst,
ut thu residence of Mr.. JAMES FUI.NER. by the
Rev. Samuel Brnknght, Capt. JAMES DUDLEY,
of Lcosvillc, to Miss NANCY FULMER, of Edge
field District,
Peace and prosperity to the harpy pair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Bank of the State of South Carolina

The report Of the President and Director. :"
the Bank Of the State of South Carolina |" ~.
Legislature, (snys the Charleston E,":in, N.rsj
represents the net profits of that Institution tor
the past year, after doducting the l.ayinrn; .!
$72,2Sl 81 towards tho Satc debt to havo ccu
500, 94,63. This sum has been applied to the
account of "Advances by the State 10 certain
railroads, preventing any deposit to the credit OF
the sinking fund.
The SUMS paid, during the year, Of the State
debts, amounted to S5g,S9s,SI.
The first instament Of the six per cent fire luan
fs due during 1850. and the report suggest, the
propriety Of the Legislature designating the first
OF July in that year for the payment
The report concludes as follows regarding tho
State debt:
In reference to the future operations Of the
Bank, we would state that, after the payment of
the instalment of the public debt, which ha, bcen
already referred to in this report, the Bark will
not be required to meet any portion of the Smto
Debt before July, 1868. There will, therefore, bo
an interval of eight years, during which Tho funds
will accumulate from which the remaining State
Debts are to be paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Pretty Good.

In the Massachusetts Legislature the other day
Mr.. Tucker of Boston condemned severely Browns
wicked and uncalled- for folly. "What he usked
is left to the Southern men to do, but to make q
Southern Confedoracy7 They are driven to it in
self-defcnce. Read the articles of the fanatical
wapderinss and rawlings Of the Boston press. The
Southern press is Mild, compared with them.
What good haYO oil your rawlings been to your
Union; or what relief has it been t9 one slayer
Not any. But it has destroyed tho peace Of the
country, and done only injury"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Presi-
dents Message fills seven columns of the
Consultation; According to report it practi.
cally repeats the recommendation of last year
concerning Mexico, by investing the Execu,
tive with increased power to use the army and
navy at discretion; and ealarges upon the
Harper's Ferry affair, and the Union. The
message will not be sent from Washington
until the President knows what the House
does, provided the organization Of that body
is u speedy one, and no copies OF the reports
of the Secretaries are to be given out except
as accompaniments with the Presidents mes.
sagc.-Baltimore American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

GREY FoxEs-Capt. Jane. NJ. Mann and
others Of the CHASE, in this country, lave car
rrd several grey Iuxrs through this place: 10:
Gently. One morning., IL day or Two since
they brought in tw" Foxes, both grey and
red, are becoming quite numerous in the scdge
fields of middle Gcorgiu, aud planters wh,
formerly frothcd at the sound of the hunters
horn, on account of their fences, arc now
soliciting hunters to visit their FARMS, rs the
foxes are destructive to thoir pigs and lambs
Madison ga. Visitor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
For the Advertiser.
| Gigantic E.uterrriZe

We refer to the advertisement, of Mcssrs. Wo"d
Eddy & Co., of Augusta, Georgia and Wilmington
Del, of their magnificent scheme with capital
prize of 100000. While passing through Au-
gusta IL few days siucc, they informed US that in
future that they should draw u 100000 scheme
both in the combination and single number schemes.
Many other concerns advertise schemes with large
capitals, but Messrs. Wood Eddy & Co.. Lever
offer any that they cannot ut any moment "-b.
Stick pin therefor it is Il consideration Of .i,1l
importance to speculators in lottcr:t-ltei>"a
Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
The Pure Article.

Ifa man must needs have anything to keep out
the cold and prompt the circulstion-(whieh we
do not asSert)-it is vol to. know whore you may
End tho pure urtickle. Go to the stables in Au-
susta Immediately in rear of the U. S. Hotel. Call
for Mr.. ArpLEGATE of kentucky and ask him to
show you tha. genuine old stuff diroct from BOur-
BON County and manufactured pure. If you don't
find it to be something genuine, We are much do
ceived. Mr.. ]. L. Mlss has quantity on hand
AID can accommodate all who desire an extra treat
tr The HOLIDAYS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
For the Advertiser.
Religious Notice.

The Official Board on monay matters in the
Edgefcld Circuitfor $50 consists of H. 7. Wright,
Esq, Rec'g. Steward, W. ]. READY, Esq..ABRAs
JONES, Esq, J. NJ. Witt, G. McD. viewer, DR.. j.
W. READY. BENZ MCDOWELL, to whom all mat
tera in that department are referred.
By act of last Quarterly Meeting for the cnau-
ing year. j. X. PlChETT, EN-Pastor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

Pianos.

The new pianos, with fanciful adornments, of
MEssRs ArHERToN & Co., are bong tested in this
district by several purchasers. We are requested
by the ngent to state that DR.. f. j. MINs, Mr. j.
A. BLAND. Miss HOBBS and others have purchased
them und are pleased. We very much prefer the
old standard instruments as sold by como Of our
own people and by the lung-tried music dealers of
An
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Columbia Matters.

Reference is asked to the letter Of our intelli-
gent Columbia correspondent, for rapid review
of matters at tho Capital. 1t will bO seen that
Legislators like all other mortals, arc liable to
"do those things they ought not to do, and to
leave undono those things they ought to do"
There is generally one consolation to be found in
the proceedings of the South Carolina Legislature
If they do US no good, they do us no harm. But
this Session. We fear, thore will not be left us even
this mandy -pamdy solaee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
For the Advertiser.
Nop,IntercOurSe.

Mn. EDITOR being strong believer in Non
intercourse with the North, respectfully suggest
the following plan of procuring the sense of tn.
District upon this point. Let the managers of the
election to be held in January nsYt open box
at each election precinct for the purpose of .cu-
ring the opinion of each individual voter upon
this question; and if we are found to he unit
upon this, hold District meeting at once and
pledge ourselves not to patronze any one in Edge
field, Hamburg, elsewhere, who deals directly
indirectly with the North.
RIG CREpE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
COMMERCIAL.
UAMBERG. Dec. l1th is,


Mr.. EnIroR-Dear Sir: Our cotton market has
been the same as rcpurtcd in last weeks quo.
tations-no chungei in prices quote 81 to lO4 c:s.
the latter figure being for Good Mi,llling. In the
first Of the week quotations were hardly main
tho close rallied to former figures.
Receipts for the week, l.45S balcs. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-We regret to learn
that Rev. William Cunyus, principal of the
Stilesboro Institute, in this county, was badly
cut last week, by young DOdd, (son Of Chris
topher Dodd,) while attempting to punish him
for some offence. Though the wounds are
quite serious, his life is not considered in dan
ger. The ehool has been dismissed for the
balance Of the ession.-Cassvllc Standard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

SuIcIDE.-A man, whose name is said to
be Davis, committed suicide in our county
Jail Tuesday morning. he was crazy, and
has been wandering about the city and through
the county for a week or two. He was put
in jail Tuesday morning for safe keeping un-
til some more proper disposition could be
made with him. When the jailor carried his
dinner he found him hanging dead, having
used the window cord for that purpose. 1t is
said that he is from South Carolina.-Rome
(Ga.l Southerner.