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~ the farm where he had an abundant sun,

at the farm, where he had all abundant sup
ply of powder aud fixed ammunition.
All these arms we're brought at different
times from Connecticut and other Eastern
points, to Chambcrsburg, Pennsylvania, and
were directed to j. Smith and Anderson,
Kenncdy's farm, his assumed names.
They were packed in double boxes, the
better to deceive tue parties who handled
them on their way to the farm.
He says lie made one mistake, in either
not OBTAINING the train on Sunday night, or
permitting it to 60 on unInolested. This
want of judgment, lie seems to infer, exposed
his designs too soon, and prevented reinforce
ments from reaching him.
The names of all his party at the Ferry
on Sunday night, except three white men
whom he admits sending away on an erranl,
are as follows, with their proper titles under
the Provisional Government:
WHIrES.-Gcn. John Brown, Commander
in. n.chef-wouMtled, and will recover.
Capt. Oliver Brown-dead.
Capt. Watson Brown-dead.
Capt. 1Iason C. Stephens, Of Connecticut +
wounded badly; has three balls in his body,
and cannot passibly recover.
Lieut.. Edwin Coppice, Of Iowa-unhurt.
Lieut.. Albert Hszlett, Of Pennsylvan!a--
duad.
Lieut.. VIM. Leeman, Of Maine-dead.
Capt John E. Cook, Of Connecticut-es-
oaped. J..
Private Stewart Taylor, of Canada-dead
Private Chas. p Todd, of Maine-dead.
Private Wm. Thompson, Of New York
dead
Private Dolph Thompson, of New York
Capt. John Sage, Ohio, raised in Virginia
dead.
Lieut.. Jeremiah Anderson, of Indiana
dead.
Add to the above three previously sent
off, and making total Of seventeen whites.
NEGRos.-Daingerfeld Ne,oby, Of Ohio,
raised in Virginia-dead.
Emperor, Of New York, raised in South
Carolina-not wounded, o prisoner. he was
elected q member of Congress under the
Provisional Government, some time since.
Lewis Lea,y, Of Ohio, raised in Virginia
dead.
Copeland, of Ohio, raised in Virginia-not
wounded a prisoner at Charlcstown.
| DFUWn uds Aluc NouiluS, onu itoae vi 1ucu
fatal
a bushel of letters have been discovered
from all parts of the country. One from
Gerritt Smith informs Brown of money being
deposited in the Bank Of New York, 10 the
credit Of j. Smith & Sons. 1t appears to be
one Of many, informing him, from time tc
time, as money was received.
WAsllSGros, Oct ga man was seer
near Chamberburg yesterday supposed to be
the insurgent Cook: he was arrested at'Car
lislc about noon he is evidently o desperate
fellow, and one ofthe gang, but it is though
that it is not Cook. He was committed fol
further examination.
The colored military company was disarm
ed today in Philadelphia, by the Adjutan
Genera, on account Of the Ferry affair
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
HPile OIL the Dilnity."

The Norfulk papers tell of presentation, by
the rescued passengers Of the Q"akcr City, to Cap
tain CnArnornyE of the hnrs Dnnharto", who
bore them safely into Norfolk. Says the Herald /:
On behalf of tue passengers, j. j. Silnkins Esq
Collector of Norfulk, made the presentation, which
consisted Of IL handsome and valuable chronoinctrr
watch, be ring the following inscription:
.Pre.en,cL 10 Capt Z. &. Chadbourne, Of tho
bark DumJnrtun, by the passengers rescued from
the Quaker city, Oct 7th, 1852
And below this, on the same side, Captain C.'s
order to his crow on leaving the Quaker City:
npils on the dimity there, lads, and lots get
thcs. women ont Of trouble.
How like our nublo American sca-captnin
"pIe on the dimity there, lads, and rts get thrae
,comrn ont NJ trouble." Uncourtly dictinn. yet not
without certain beauty, forsooth! and breathing
a. ch;ynlrous spirit as ever impelcd knight Of
old to do hsttlu for the lady Of his 1--we. Ninety
nine cheers for Captain cHApBounSE of the bark
Dnn6nrton Aud "pilu on the diiuity" forever
in such causoi
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TRIAL OF Terrell AT BgNSErTsrllLE.-"
have been informed that this case, which wa.
commenced on Wednesday last, terminated
on Saturday afternoon, at 3 p. m.:, in verdict
Of guilty. The prisoner, j. c: Terrell, was
charged with the murder of three persons
and with several frogeries. The trial foi
mur,ler was first in order, and was arsuec
with great ability.
1t was understood that the counsel for Ter
rel would enter an appeal. -
The particulars Of the crime OF which Ter
rel has been convicted, were published In tht
Mercury OF the time Of the occurrence, ane
will he recolected by many of our readers
1t was the poisoning of his father, ,in'law ant
brother.in.luw, and child in his store, D.
treating them to whisky dosed with stsyohninc
charleston Mercury.
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GRAY 81 Turlcy.

Every dsy or two We hear snmO Of our lady
friends (nho hnvc recently visited Augusta speak
ing in the highest terms of the rich and beautiful
goods that laden the shclres Of the favoritc dry
goods House of Mos,rs. GnAY & TrnLEY. Their
prices are said to be ss low ns any would desire.
whilst their goods arc Of the best fabric and most
elegant styles thnt can be bought From the
Cun.ti;utioncliat we Gull the following:
Az ATTRACTIVE SiGN--AS ATTRACTIVE SrocK-
One Of the prominent and attractive features Of
Broad ST., il tie sign OF Gray Turlsy. which the
letters are ~ largely displayed thnt the paSser by
can hardly a"oid To notice thum. IA for their
stock of Dry tioods and fancy articles. it is so
large and varied, aud The prices generally rca-
sonabls, that il il ulln"s impossible for the Indies
to examine it without making purchases. Those
of our readers who have their purchases to make,
will, doubtless. find i, to their interest to give
Messrs e. i r. Il call.
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Nomination Of Mr.. Rhett.

The Charleston Evening -Ncrs thus announces
the fnct Of Han. r. b. RnErr's nomination for the
Presidency of the Union
A new paper, called Tie Shareholder, and pub
ished n, Cahnbn, Alabn,na, begins its career with
tho nomination of the Hon. Il. Barnwell Rhctr. of
South Cnrolinu, for President, and Of the Hon.
Clement G. Clay, Jr., Of Alahnma, fer Vice Presi-
dent, and its first issue publishes the able speech
of the former ut Grshumrillc lnst summer and
thut of Senator Clay nt nt:ylc, Alu. The
talents the purity and the consistency of the'e
gsntlolMen nrr unqurs.innc', and the suundness ut
their principles and devotion to their country are
rousliy tn be admired The ring Of such nomi-
nation made US start up under tho m"nentary il
lusiou that we were IN Southern Cunfederacy.
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Miscellaneous Items

Gag. Mr. Il. C. Bryan has some choice segars.
Thank you, Mr.. b., for that bunch. They were
Gne, and no mistake.
-9c,- The Ordinary, p. T. Hammond. ESD an
nounccd his decree in the McKENSl Will case on
Thursday morning last. His decree is against the
Will, and the case goes up to the Court Of Common
Pleas.
GaS~ There was Il heavy snow storm in Wash
ingon City, on the 22d inst
i.y- We have received Houston and Galveston
dates to the 18th inst. The yellow fever still con-
tinucs its ravascs unabatcd in those places.
J- The Indians still continue their ,.crrra-
tions on tho frontier Of Texas several families
were fleeing for safety.
Jsi'' The Grcrnvilc Enterprise records the fol.
lowing Married, on Thursday morning, Oct.
18th, by Rev. 1. A. Mood. Mr. G. NJ. McJunkn.
of the Southern Enterprise, TO Mis- Anne Ruhs'a.
second daughter Of Mr.. +. Il. Ruhison, alI uf
Grcenrlc.'
V The I.aurcusvc Nc,ni1 says: The Ne
gro man OF Mr. Joel T. Smth, whn was
lcnncd to be hung, on last Friday, for the mur-
der of Mr.. Walo Colcy, has hecn rcspitcd by The
Governor until Friday tho ID day of December.
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SenatOr CheSnut.

The Evening 4fcms in noticing our estimate of
Senator CnEsHrTs late Speech thus corrects US
We do not regard the view of either tue AdreI'-
iscr or the .Southron of Mr. Chesnuts speech to be
correct. The sum of it by the form. is, "lst, let
the South be united and, 2ndly, let her people
develop their material resources" But he went
farther. He mt length illustrated our "tcrritorial
rights" and claimed their protection. And more,
be intimated very Significantly whnt should be the
remedy for ultimate nOn- protection, when he sail
that Government which permitted the rights Of
property to be dcstrnyed, SnorLD DE ABOLISHED.
Both our contemporaries named seem TO have over
looked these portions Of his speech, and which
constitute the substance and point oft
The Camden Journal nlso remarks:
The ddrertisrr says, "Scnator Chestnut does not
advise action on the election Of a Black Repuhli-
can President" We hcg to differ with our co.em.
porary, and think he does advise action on the
happening of such an event. We quote his words {:
'If this party, (Rcpuhlican) chcftnneI as it s,
should be permitted to hold the rcins Of govern
mcnt, such will DO "the bill of fare of that feast.
90 to it with what appetite you may, for myself
would none of it."
IIo spenks for himself and tho tenor Of his speech
shows that he would not bo willing to submit to
the election Of Black. Republican,, Izssilcnt and
remain in the Union. This is his unmistakeablc
position. and it does not require strained" and
"insdmissabls Interpretation" to make this out,
from his nvowed and published sentiments. We
think too, that our Senator does counsel "in the
direction Of Southern coufederacy."
In what wc have said about the Senator's speech,
VIC were Influenced only by II desire to establish
the agreement of views which re think subsists
between himself and his distinguished Colleague.
No ono has higher regard than We for Senator
CuEsyUr's moral and mental worth. We esteem
him an cminenlly worthy associate Of Senator
HAMMOND. Wo accept the corrections Of our able
contemporaries of Charleston and Camden, aud
still say that wo see no material divergence Of
opinions between the two Senators.
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Far the Advertiser.
Eraof EOctorn

Anops the list Of Subscribed Passengers for the
first voyage Of this Mammoth steamer To this
country, we notice the name OF Mrs. II. Of Ken
tucky-whn 4 few years since, purchased Il ticket
in the Georgia Lottery now conducted by Wool
Eddy & Co., which drew $50 ,OG0. Gy a fortunate
investment in the same lottery she added Slu,AO0
more, and is now returning from years travel in
Europe, where she had relatives, Messrs. Wood,
Eddy & Co., still offer the same inducements at
Augusta Georgia, md are well known as The most
prompt and reliable payers of prizes in the United
Stutea Y Dispatch ..
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Closing Ont.

BY advertisement in another column it will he
seen that Mr.. RICHARD FLANAGAN has made ar
rang gcnents to leave this place on the st Jarlary
next, aud in order TO do So has resolved to dispose
of bis stock Ut Cost. Hero is II fine opportunity
for our citizens to surriy their wants in that line
Of trade at very lor prices. Mr.. Fs stock is most
!y Of his own manufacture, of tho best material,
aud warranted to give satisfaction. Call early,
You thut Wunt bnr.ains.
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A Good Ideu.

Mr.. J. II. KNOX, tknown in this community as
JoE Knox has sold his interest in the Aberdeen
Conserrutirc," owing to bad health, and also to
the fact that his subscribers not snctlal rs
they should have been. While descanting On this
latter theme he apparently has u desire to leave
the bu,incss,-and winds up thus:
Indeed. if, in my percyrinations through the
country, can find u = criy wife with plenty Of
money, will offer II parting hand 10 my brethren
Of the press, ANA forever bid farewell To thu types,
and retire 20 some pleasant. secluded vale where
The cares and strfcs incident ona publisher life are
unknown, and where l will see LEGS Of the worlds
deprarity."
That's capital notion. KNOX. Carry il out 10
the letter, if you can. We wont blame you.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

Mission OF WoMEN.-If q II an is in grief.
who cheers him; in trouble, who consoles him !;
in wrath, who soothes him; i'll joy, who makes
him doubly happy; in prosperity, who re-
joices in disgrace. who backs him against
the world, and dresses with gentle arguments
and warm poulticcs the ranking wounds made
by The singing arrows of outrageous fortune?
Who but woman, if you please? You who
arc i'll and sore from the bullets Of iatc have
you one or two Of those sweet physicians? ?
Return thanks to the gulS that they left you
so much Of consolation.
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The Literary Club.

There will be meeting of the Edgeticld Lite
rary Club on Monday evening n.st, the 3lst ius
ut the Masonic Hall, on which uccasion Essays
will lac delivered by Mcssrs. II. w. ADDISON and
r. W. TonrxISs, with n. G. BUTLER and EAnE7
SEIu.Ls as ultcrnatps. 4 Debate muy also be
nynrctrd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
The Fair.

Let every body remember TINT Tuesday merit i,
tho day get asilc for tho Fair Of our Agricultural
Society. Great arrangements are mukins, and
thousands nre expected
rs in the Household Department, must be carried
10 the Fair House by l2 o'clock, on Monday next
to be received aud arranged for exhibition.
The Executive Committee will be responsible
for ns article not delivered to them on the Fair
(iruIlnl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

r Mr. D. ". CmElsriAS ut the old Post
Office stand has opened liberal supply Of Boots
Shoes, &c. Iii. Ladies gaiters, slippers, and
W, shoes. luuk scrviccablc, and arc really
han"soinc. Perhaps farmers, and "thors could
not du hrttcr clsewhcre. Mr. G., cells on the cash
system and offers his goods ut quite reasonable
prices-cspcciully his heavy boots aud shoes and
plantation brogans
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

ag- Mr. T. Roor's fall and winter goods
largo stock at tlls,-is now in Store, and ready
for the inspection of our citizens. Mr. Rs stock
is pretty, fashionable, and from tho best manuac-
tories. And hIs prices, We all know, Il as reason
able as any House in town. Give him acsll. His
advertisement has been received but too late for
,l,;. uc.l
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The Ladies' Fair.

On next Tuesday night, in the Town Hail. the
ladies Of tho Me,hudist denomination propose to
have Fair and Supper for the benefit Of the
Of the ales especially when the proceeds of their
labor are intended for the good Of tho Church, and
the advancement of tho cause of Zion. To those
who attend We promise rich time and much
pleasure,
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General Bonham,s Letter.

The letter of our immediate Congressional OPP
rcscntative to the Chestnut Dinner&nay be foInd
on tho preceehing, page. It is oceap:s nainl, in
responding to u sneer by Mr.. TooNBs Of Georgia,
AND which the General docs up very handsome
ly. The Georgia Senator gets Roland for his
Olircr, or in othor Words Hamilcar for his Ogle-
thorpe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
The Yatch Wandcrer Gone to Sea.
S,v,SSAH. October l9.

The watch Wandercr sailed hence, last
night without taking out the usual papers.
She had on board full crew, besides provl'
sions an ammunition. She was stole from
her owner Mr.. Lamar, by the Captain, Martin.
who has been negotiating for her for some
time pas The Collector Of the port sent out a
steamer with Mr.. Lamar and others on board,
to capture her; but they returned unsuc-
cossfll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

Er IIrpsoS Il CocBrnS have in Store quite
an assortment of fall und winter goods. Their
domestcs and negro goods should command the
attention Of the Planter and their fancy dress
goods, bonnet huts, &c, will please the ladies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
For the Advertiser.
Great Luck.

HANDSOME RETURN FOR INVESTMENTS IN WOOD,
EDDY CO.'S LOTTERIES.
San Francisco, Cal, August Goth 1859.
Received from n. D. Gassncr, sx thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars, in payment of Prize
Ticket No. I7U14, in Wood, Eddy Il Co.'s Lottery,
bcing ono eighth Of the Capital Przo of S5o,Oon.
sent through our house for collection.
WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
Religious.

Tho Union meeting of the Fourth Division of
the Edgefrld Association, will be held in the Bap
tist Church in this Village, commencing on Friday
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
WHITE.
White to play and mate in two moves.
Blue Ridge Road Call!

We, the Undersigned, request meeting Of th'
Citizens Of Edsefeld District, on Sale-tay in No
vembcr next, to ascertain the sentiment of th'
District in reference to further appropriation
for the com; ;lcton of the Blue Ridge Rail Road.
JOHN IUIET, J. c. SMYLI,
B. BETTIS. S. i. GOODE.
R. q. NJ. DUNoVANT, J. C. BROOKS,
G. A. ADDISON, 0. W. ALLEN,
L0D HILL, w. S. MOBLEl,
r. T. MINIS, S. S. TOMPklNS,
JNO. LAKE, w. II. MOSS,
W. WISE, r. J. HAHklNSON,
w. p. BUTLER, A. j. DEAN,
J. S. SMYLY. CATLET CORLY,
J. A. BLAND, E. j. MINIS,
T. &. BACON,
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GBt a1bertiser.
ARTHUR sIMKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1859
Sc Claude.S

We have received, read and put on file for next
week, nm interesting lettor from our old Wend,
"CLAUpE." %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

eS- Tho Columbia Gaardi"" of Saturday says /:
ave learn that in the case Of the State VS.. SaUp-
ders indicted as party concernud In the poison
inp case in Ncaberry the Jury returned a verdict
Of aeouiltal Tho accused WAS defended by
Mcssrs. Bellinger, Tradowell and Baxter"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26

EE DR.. HuEAcE PARKER, who has been quite
sick for the rast wuck, is VIC pleased to state
gradually recovering; and it is hoped will be at
III. ufIice again in n few days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
Religious Notice.

The Rev. M SMoSs, UniversHlirt, will preach
in the Court House, in this place. Friday night
tho 2Sth inst; and in the ncighborhood of Mr..
r. II. CnAuBgRLAlS, on Sunday following.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
The Lottery of Wood, Eddy l. Co.

We direct attention to the communication nnd
advertisement from these gentlemen in this issue.
For two or three years We have had dealings with
them. and havc always found thom prompt pay
masters, and honorable in their business transsc-
tIons In their Lottery institution some o-o lucky
and some aro not. Wo never tried it but cpco or
twice, and thcn the wheel Of fortune wheoled the,
sponiulics into the pockets of some one slEo,
whilst our number turned blank. But "sich Is
life"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
w. III. Crane,

Whose name is as familiar to our people as
housohuld words, il selling out his stock of rich
dress gopds, &C., &C., at cost pricea. Whom in
Augusta be certain to call in and see the clever
old gentleman.
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REPORT
or the Beard OF Commissioners of the
Poor for EdsefieId District,

The Commissioners Of The Poor for Edge6eld
District beg leave respectfully to report:
That when the present Board went into Office
they found Eighteen Paupcrs 1T the Poor House,
and Five I.unatc Paupers at the Asylum. The
Board have, during the year. admitted Ten Pau
pers to the Poor House, Wis Winny Henderson,
Sussnuuh Cheatham, John Riddle, Jane McGec,
Josiah swindle, John Boyl, Catharine Norris
Marthy Norris, john T. Norris and John Scott.
During the year Three have left the Poor House
of their own accord, viz: Jane McGee, John Scott,
and John Blair. We hive sent one to tho Luna,ic
Asylum viz: Winny Henderson, and have sent
one, viz Jane Willis TO School at the Downer
Institute. One has del ct the Poor House, viz
Rcbecca Wages. One Luna,ic Pauper has so far
recovered ~ to be able aud by the consent Of the
Superintendent to leave the Asylum and 90 home
to her relations, viz: Martha Robbins
Also, Abncr SwearinScn has been sent to tho
Lunatic Asylum by IN Order from Chancellor E.
II. Wardlaw, 1--WE understand) rs Pauper Lunati".
The Commissioners are crcditably Informed by
reliable authority. that the said Abner is seized
and possessed of, in his own right IN Estate Of
Mt least Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars. Therefore
the Board OF Commissioners of tho Poor House,
would respectfully prny that his Honor the Prcsi-
ding Judge, would pass IN Order requiring the
Trustees of the said Ahner Swerengin, or his next
of kin, to pay the expenses of the said Abner from
tho time he was first placed in the Asylum,
We have at present Twenty-Five Paupers at the
Puor House. and Six at the Asylum cheargeable
to the District, list OF. whose names hereuno
annexed. together With their ages and disposition,
viz:
In tie Lnnntir Asylum,
T. G. Freeman, Mrs. Mary Foster,
Abncr Swearcngin, Mrs. Ansibel Morgan,
Mrs. L. Viewer, Mrs. Winny Henderson,
At the ponr Houss.
!. S. Polatty, age ~, blind,
.. Marcy Mays, age jf infrm,
5. Nancy Rowe, age 81, idiot,
1. Sarah Plimalc, age SO, deformcl,
). W. plimale, agc Is, deaf,
G. NJ Wilson, asc 33, destitute,
Z. S. Helms, age 81, afflicted,
S. L. Homes, age q. idiotic,
9. f. Holland, age -, dcformed,
10. II. l., Melton, age 81, idiotic,
II. NJ. Corlcy. age ~, nfrm,
l2. a, Corley. age IS. cook,
IL. +. Martin, age 10. afflicted,
II. Z. Turnagc, age 81, blind,
Is. r. Eawls, age 81, afflicted,
l6. S. Cheaiham, age II. idiotic,
H. John Riddle, age 10, afflicted,
49, j. Swndlc, age IS. afflicted,
10. John Boyl, age 60. afflicted,
% c. Norris, age 81. destitute,
81. NJ. Norris. age 6. i!!egitimate,
90 j. 7. Norris, age 3, !egitnlate,
Total Twenty-two psupers at the Poor House.
For n minute account Of Receipts and Di.burs
mcnts we refer your Honor to the Treasurer's re-
port herewith respectfully submitted.
The Board Of Commissioners would beg leave
further to Report, thst they have attended to the
,light rcpairs TO the Poor Houses recommended
ny the Grand Jury last Spring Court.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN p. MlCKLER, CHAIRMAN.
A. JONES, Sec'rY.
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A RErrnS FOR $3.50 INVESTED.

San Francisco, August 2dth, 1859.
Received from d. D. Gassner, twelve thousand
five hundred dollars, being for ona-quarter Of
$4,000, the Capital Prize in Class 81, Of Wood,
Eddy & Co.'s Lottery, sent through us fr cnliec-
ton. WELLS, FARGO & CO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-26
The Minutes are Ready /!

The Minutes Of the Edsetield Baptist Associa.
ton are ready for delivery. Come and get them
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THE RESULT OF SIS IyvgsTEE.

Sacramento, August 20, 1859.
D. D. GAsSSER, EsQ-Dcar Sir: The period
having arrived when promised to decide if
would give you liberty to publish my name as the
recipient of half the Capital Prize in Class %,
Ticket No. 47Olf, in Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lottery.
now write to give you full consent to make the
fact public, and my acknowledgment ofthe prompt
payment Of $25,oNO by you on the presentation Of
my ticket.
shall he in your city in n couple of weeks, and
will call. Please send me ny mail the Drawings
of Class 81. Your ob't serv't,
T. NJ RANDALL.
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DUTTER AND LARD.--Ju.t received n
LID fresh supply of sweet GOSHEN BUTTER
aud Choice Tenn. LARD.
ARTHUR & MCCULLOUGH.