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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
EST DEM
EVER
Worn by Kings Or EmpeTOrs

Worn by Kings Or EmpeFOrs
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEitis the ornament God Himself prooided for all
Reader, although the may bloom
brightly in the glowing cheek, eye sparkling, the
tee be those Of pearls if the head is teret of its covering or
the hair be nared shriyeed, haraA and dry sl,
hsprnked With nature will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, II two or tines weeks will
restore and permanently ALL such ornament Read
the following and judge The writer the celebrated Pianist,
DR.. Wo6D;- Nry YORK, April 10, 1858.
Dear Si-Pernit me express you the obligations
about the time OF arrival in the United States rapidly
becoming bu iupon the application of Hair Restoa-
very wonderful invention quite efcacous we'll
agreeable am, dear sir, yours truly,
''Erych ar Gwyiiedyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office, Is Nassau st April u, 1853
received soe Of your Hair Restorative and wife,
that would restore gray original color,
we'll my surprise, after few weeks trial it has performed
at the same time identifying hickening hair. strongly
recommend the above Restorative to all in want Of such
NEW YORK, July ., 1857.
PEoF O. J. WooD: With confidence do 1 recommend your
Restorative being ecac9us article
using your my whskeTs which
we're almost white have gradually grown dark; and now feel
confident that few more applications will restore
natural color. 1t also has reeyeme Of all dandruf and
pleasant itching SO common among pers ons who Freely
PROP WooD-About two years ago my hair falling
Of and turning fast becoming bald aud Ia tried
many remedies effect. commenced using RestoTa
tive in January last few applications fastened my hair firmly
ack. At this time ully restored to its original color
health and and chealy recommend its use to all
Chicago, H., May Z, 1857. ]. D. HOES.
The Restorative put up in bottles of Sizes large
dum and small the small holds pint and retas for
dollar bottles the medium holds at least twenty cent
in proportion than the SMALL reas for dollars bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion,
O. J. Wo6D&co ,PrOpretOrs, 9Ia Broadway, New
the great N Y Wire Railing Eaishment and Ia Market ST.,
And Sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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United States Mail steamers,
Steamer W. B. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN
steamer EdmOnia.
CAPTAIN T. G. MOORE,
FAVE PASSPORT Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock, NJ, connecting With the Memphis and Csgles
n Railroad Iuka. Eight miles staging to Passport.
Arrives Paducah Saturdays Monday and Wednesdays at
clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Paluah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at clock
NJ Connecting Aurora with daily line Of STAGES and Tr
Weekly Line Stages the mouth Sandy, kenodsbuT
Clifton and Nashville. Through in forty eight
hours For freight passage apply 10
II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
dec5-Gm No. Broad street, Nashvil.e, Tennessee.
n II Aeon
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March l,ls59.
ROOMS
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
LANES CAMERON,
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPES PAINTER,


ATOULD announce to the public that having prAcced in
w Italy Artist he offers his professional services
C the citizens Of Nashville and surrounding country
II = Rooms in the Msyfeld Building the Post Once e
ebls-du
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Arrival Of the CANADA.

London Money Market.
LONDON, May 6, 2 o'clock P. M.-Consols for
money closed at 9O4a902; for account oO4.
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CANDIDATES.

CRIMINAL COURT CLERK
We authorised to announce JONI SHANE, Esq,
ddate for reelection the Office Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election.
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BENs0N u WHEREBY,

BESSSN Al W sE EksESA,
NEW CITY HAT AND CAP STORE
No. 20 Union StreeT.
NEIT Door 70 g. W. DONNEGANS
70 THE undersigned have just opened at the above "a
4s named place large and complete assortment of 81
- Hats, Caps, Straw Goods &C. comprising the .
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Which Offering prices suit times If the
wish to be made to look young and spruce, call at
BENSON & WEfERESY,S
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
And purchase those handsome new style Of Hats which
introduced Saturday.
The youthful and the gay invited come ana select some
thing that is beautiful for the head. a.
BENSON ~ WHERRYsS
CITY HAT STORE.
? Wesre manufacturing hats order-superiptenjed bv
W. a WHERRY who has long been known to the community
app BENSON & WUFRRy
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amPOhTANT REAAL ESTATE SALE.
VINE will the premises, the 24th OF Nay credit
wv and years, about 40 handsome building lots
being heretofore Sold in Maj B. Bccks first and
Addition. They comprise Of the most beautiful and
desirable the Addition, and many Of them have not been
heretofore for sale. They situated both side Of
Watkins few Of them front the Charlotte pike
The great beauty Of this properys McAdamized Streets is
proximity City PARK ard the rapidly improving neghbOr
hood render il unsurpassed by the vicinity Of
Nashville The public s-einyed to examine the grounds before
the day Of sale. L. & K. W. BROWN
-7av s-dfd
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Cheap Homes.


VETE offer for sale IS % very desirable Building Lots in
w Brownsville, (many Of them finely mbred0 containing
The soil is fere the lots beautiful sRd
finely residences and gardening purposes. The
neighb0rhood equal any the State Two Male and Fe
Academies successful operation in the immediate vioin
ty We will sch this property most liberal terms to persons
who will improve n
very large Real Estate for sale consist
Of the best farms this and adjoining cOuntes also
Of the bet improved ard desirable residences
the vicinity Of Nashville and in the city We have besides
cutie supply Of unproTed Lots in the city and the diff
ferent additions Nashville We viii take great pleasure
showing any Of the property and viii sell great bargains
ape9 JL&RW BROWN.
JUST RECEIVED.
LARGE importation Of TinPlate Also, large lot OF
"A Shee-Copper, Sheet Zinc Wire, Copper Bottoms kive
Machines and Tools Bathing Tubs, Cook stoves %
styles Massers celebrated 5minuse Freezer Also lot
Of pressed and japanned HnEare and for sale oS Tor
may 7. W. NANCY q ".
FOR HIRE.
HAVE for hire for tie balance OF the year superior Cook
& Washer and Ironer- Apply TO
may 10 WILL. L. BOYD, JR.
FOR SALE.
HAVE several likely NEGROES for sale. Among them
superior Cook, Washer &C. about twenty years Of age
may TO- WILL. L. BOYD, JR.
WANTED.
WISH buy all the good young NEGROES that is offered in
in this AMI have got the TO for them
Call and see me before you self WILL. l. BOYD ia.
msy 10
IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, &c., FOR
SALE.
HAVE sale for cash. good paper, viii exchange for
good improved proper ty fifteen thousand dollars
BENZ F. SHIELDS,
ap2O General Agent
NOTECE.
FFNHOsE indebted the estate of Margaret Williams deed,
will please forward and make payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will present them within the
tLle prescribed By law, or they will be barred
mEay5-tWfm JOSEPH EAULX Executor
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY q CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della.
II Numbers tuat drawn from the wheel, with
the amount Of prize that each is entitled will be pub
Licked every drawing, in the following papersAugusts
Ga Consitutionais, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, New
York Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, andPadiu ss
Clarion. laPl7
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Regular Nashville and Lou
isViIIe Passenger Packets.
Tbs splendid light draught steamers
TEMPEST, fNreE
D G. PAKR, Captain
JOHN GAULT,
j. II. BUsCE, Captain.
One OF the above Wenes
day ycoek NJ, connecting at Louisville with the United
States Mail Packets for Cincinnati psrsburg heelng Pitts
burg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the east Through eeeg
given freg Baltimore Phaep New YOrk and Boston,
by any other reliable line These boats bult
pressy the The strctest puucua observed in time
starting For freight passage apply on board or TO
decI4-u IL. ii. HARRISON.Agent.
T. R. GLAscceK. O. $. EEwsoM. W. T. GARRETT
+. Il. GEASCOCK & CO.,
Office a College street, Nashville, Tenn door to Mer
dealers in and SCENTS for the purchase and sale Of
REAL TATE,
Renting Houses and Land in the City or
Country
attention to The Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS &c, sc,
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WOOD EDDY & co.'s
Single Numb err Lotteries!
(CHARTERED BY THE STATE GEORGIA
Capital Prize s5o,oOO--Tickets only SIC
NOTICE TO TIE PURLIC


Capital Prize s5O,OOo--TicIketS only $40
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
As the members Of firm have by way Of purchase, become
the Of the chartered by the States Delaware Ken
lucky Missouri and part Of those g under the manage
Of Messrs Gregory Maury, ofmngon, Delaware,
have deemed it expedent change the Of firm
and after January l 1850 to that Of Wood Eddy & Co.
who will hereafter have the Of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, above named.
ali transactions endeayered to conduct
with integrity and prOmpness and the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed is we'll deserving Of being
transferred to Very respectfully,
S. SWAN & co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, 1858.
WOOD, EDDY & Co., Managers,
Successors to s. S1odH & co.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOoD, EDDY Co.
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery in each their Single
Number Lotteries for January, 1852 at AUGUSTA, GEO. in
public, under the superintendent of Commissioner
Class 10 draws on
Saturday, May 2, 1889.
Class 90 draws ON
Saturday, May IA, 1850.
Glass 2I draws on
Saturday, May 2l, 1859.
Glass 22 draws ON
Saturday, May rs, 1859.
oNTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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ss2O,OOO

WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS s2h
Circular showing the plan Of the Lot
teries Will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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ninety years Of age.
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SOLE AGENTS rex
DuPOnt's Powder Jog, Biekford Co.'S sasty
syss5ar. Do % Fs''
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THE SPEaKERsHIp.


NO Speaker yel bsen elected. aud with regard
I" the prospect, the Washington Star, thus
speculates:
a.. !ne accepted "i'i"i"n here with reference to
me organization Of the lIonsep ia thar A.
sherman cannol possibly he elected to ni'. w. !.
91Psasefsh'p BY" n'ajor,ty vrte;. and that if
R;as, ss al ss!s 9" l"ainnA, Clarke Of New York,
not he ins'ollrd iy and through The u"a IN
.ns plurality rule, for Which the frpnhlican
parry mansgsrs certainly expect those gentle.
dsrh around the stump Tor them Tie T I.1r ,,on
sh.a, ne ,nsmosrS why not long since acted viii,
ssss;.. ss x,ng Sg spRarenty taken fun Az fr ZEE &c
IL is, further impoesible % oprediss o,J's whsn
e.nsn, S.nrr o..lG. % for Speaker can possibly be
a..se;;.a asfm the existing condition, ofsh il
oPsrating rules.@ the determination 81 sI,. az.
member .hathe shall pre- vionsiy be hsa,a an. snc
lss lssss.aay Postpeneaa yo,e. Tie House being ;
ssSsI. III lsass ah .ss tnmedtste command oIGenrra
motesiadesd. - ,ss. ss''ea'ion = 'i'l is re
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BERRY HILL
FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned. Executor of John r.
Il Bnll, will cell at public outcry the above
tract of Land OH Sale Day III January next.
The traot contains 1900 acres, more or less,
lies on Savannah River adjoining DR.. VIM.
Tenant. &. Cade aDl others. This is the same
land advertised by the Commissioner in Equity,
hut owing to the late decision Of the Appeal
Court the Executor is ordered to make the
sale.
TERMS-Credit Of one aud two years, with
interest from day Of sale payable annually.
Purchaser to give bond or note with at least
two good suretics. mortgage of the place and
to pay for all papers
WM. P. NOBLE, Ex'r.
Dec. %, 1889 81 2t
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ABBEvrLLE, Dec. %, 1859.

ABBEvrLLE, Dec. %, 1859.
Cotto"-Not much offering. We quote from
Ct to 10 cents.
CoLuNBIA, Dec. II, 1859.
Cotton. The sales ofcotton yesterday amount
ed TO l57 baIes-ex,remes from st to lOfc.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 18th 1859.
CorroS.-The demand has been very good
for the past week. for good Cottons. and 1889
bales has changed hnnds at 10 to lIcts extremes
Receipts for the s607 bales
Very Respectfully,
G. NJ. CALHOUN.
Ham BURG, Dec 18th, 1858
CoTroS.-Our market continues firm at prices
ranging from to l0d cts., one lot of cotton was
sold on Thursday at 10 6s 100.
H. d N. F. SOLOMON.
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~, " ~
WARRINGTON. Deceml,.. 1.

:. "'roS, December IS.
ct nfprAss"ta tatise. r.Ysli,,d;, ,hs =, 1.
~ ~ f9ss L speech, wbieh was repiets w;,i
Tor thea GolitioIiss Hs asc,rrs,
gss,sM !eeiste, or tbs fugitive Have IN pss
E Ts4l;iss,. 4 a't slI hstisl,.. ofp,op.
esstisatiss sssnrsdto bsI 5 9a!ssef gay SIC @ the
fMr. Ctawterd, Of Georr;, mad. :,
npsn e. Addition fanaticism Of The VIZ ams
soasssasa oy ssyipg thai he SPOKE il,s ,ssnt. nj.
gss ~ Drrnociacys of M Sfst. srsS sv
.aSni.p ~ ,Fsi;on " XXX Z
sS ~ Ys, senghean Psrsidsnt, Eer bimssf lie
srs IMse psndense pov and r,ycl W
ssit ns,ots 3 .srs hsd fos spss Botl, =.
srS Ys y ;yo1sif erg,ap, IS for, Booock.
sfsas scattering Nsces.sty to ! eao;o. I ~ .1'e'
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ELECTIONS.

ihe following is the result Of the election for
PRESIDENT and Direetors of the Bank of the
State:
Tor i>resiaent-CnALEs n. FurMAS.
For Dirretsr, to fill The racancy in Tie Sd Co.,
Of fDireetors-E. W. MARSHALL
For directors. to eonstitnte lst C2ass-W,r
LIAM G. DUKES, CHARLES F. lIAscKEI, J..p DE-.
VEAUx, W. F. MCMILLAN.
zen. JAMES JoNEs was unanimously re. elected
Commissioner Of the New State House.
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ELECTION OF JUDGE.

John A. 1"g'ish, Esq. Of Cheraw. .aYs the
Guardian. was last night elected Lew Judge
by very handsome and complimentary vote
of the General Assembly. THIS result will he
highly gratifying to the many friends Of Mr.
lnglis 1t was confident ly expected by them.
The selection Of such gentlemen as Messrs.
Carroll and Ingls. as Chanc ellor and Judge
sugurs we'll for the pure nrd efficient adoinistrs.
tiou Of justice il the State.
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ABBEVILLE MALE sCADFMEy.

BY reference to the Adv ,rtisem"nt il will 6e
seen that The exercises OF the Academy will be
resumed on the lst Monday in january next
The Principal. Mr.. WM. II. WHITE. has cstab-
1islicd a very high character. and mntle th. In.
stition one the first Of is kind in the State
lie will he assisted by 3lr T. y. McCAsLax II
graduate Of the Citadel Academy.
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DEATH OF GEN. w. A. OWENS

Weregret 10 announce. says the Caroks s,n.
that despatch was, yesterday, received, an-
nonucing the death of Cen ". \. Owens, of
Barnwel, Solicitor Of TIE Western Circu,i
Gen. OwESs has been i'll for some time. bu,
recent intelligence had created the hope tha,
he was cenvaleseing. He was highly esteemed
In his Distric: and in the State generally, and
'h's death will be heard by all who knew him,
with feelings Of sorrow and regret.
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ELECTIONS BY The LEGISLATURE

JAMES l.. rLr,i"Er, Esq. the distinrui-hol
jurist, Inns been elected 10 the important otlice
of ofccdfyinc our Statutes. Tie received 50 votes
and Judge D. l.. WARDLAw, II votes
Judge O'Nea has been elected Chief Justice
of the Appeal Cnurt-Chancrllors JOHNSTON
:and DrHKIS hssocinte Justices. Judge WARD
HAw was not candidate.
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UNION MEETINGS.

by our exchanges, we learn that enthusias.
tie Union Meetings have been held in various.
portions Of the Northern States The call for
the meeting in New York was signed by co.
OOo citizens. Large meetings have been held
in Hartford and New Haven, at which union
resolutions w"re adopted, and cordial sympa-
thy extended to Virginia. The meetings in Bos.
ton and Philadelphia, were the largest and
most enthusiastic ever known. But as it has
oeen asked on the floors Of Congress and re.
echoed by the Southern journals. What does
| hll this amount tot 1t affords no index of the
| ruling sentiment Of the North It is merely
| the expression Of the conservative element,
which is entirely powerless to stny the stronger
Will and resources of Northern abolitionism,
and can only postpone for brief season. the
moment when the South must prepare the
proper measures for her self preservation.
The Richmond Inquirer forcshndows the plan
TINT IN it's opinion will donbtless be resortcd to
throughout the Sou'h. That is; no assault on
the Union Of the Slaies. but non intercourse with
abolition States Of the North, enforced bv every
possible Legislative expedeht, embracing extra
license taxes on the sale of their goods, wares
and merchandise of every description, with no
taxation on goods imported direct from Europe:
the n"n'emplyment Of citizens Of States !egisla.
ting against the fugitive slave law, DO, and
the adoption Of police laws regarding and treat.
| ing them throughout the South, prac tically. n,
suspicions and forbidden persons. or in other
"ords. the adoption of a comprehensive system
OF retaliation that shall tend TO prevent all bus
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MISSISSIPPI.

a bill passed the Mississippi House Of Re-
pree-ntatives on the 9th, forbi.l..ing ped ding
in that State, exceptby citizens -: the state.
4 reward Of twenty five dullare is offered for
in foi niatiur If violation "f the law.
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ALAB ANA,

The Senate Of Alabama. have unanimously V
adopted resolutions authorizing the Governor to
call IL Convention. iu III. event Of the election
of II Black Republican Ere. idcnt.
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7 HE NINETY-SIX
SCHOOL
UNDER TIE CONTROL OF
MR.. J. MANLY WALKER,

Late Principal of the WILLIAMSON Male
Academy,
~ ILL tie opened on the FOURTH MON
DAY in JANUARY, 1860.
The Trustees nrc flatered in having secured
the services Of one SO competent, and who
comes so well ,mmended as n gentleman
and scholar.
Young men will be prepared 10 enter res
pee BILE class in any Southern Collere. or
qua. ed for the common avocations of life.
Good board can be had at $40 per mouth.
Terms. ra tes, ETC., the same as in su,ilar in
stituiioDs
~ For particulars. address the under
signed, at Ninety Six. Abbeville District, s, C.
WILLIAM CARTER.
Chairman Board Of Trustees
Dec. 90, 1859. 1t
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from the eminent manufacturing chemists,
Messrs. Potts & Klett. under whose personal
supervision RHODES 'SUPER.PHOSPHATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
South Carolina for seAeral years past, with
great success in the culture Of Cotton and Corn
and is now thoroughly established for ,hes. i'm.
portant staples. Do not let the present season
pass without the experiment
Read the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
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COL, w1GfALL ELECTED SENATOR

We are pleased t" see. by despatch, that Col.
Louis #. WIcrALL has been elected United
States Senator from Texas. lie was elected hv
II maj j'ri,y Of two. # is regarded rs triumph
over ca. llovsIr:;.
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J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.
AUGUSTA, GA.

ATHENS, Ca, Nov. %, 1859.
Dear Sir: Rhodes Super. Phosphate has been
applied by me this year, on small scale, to both
Corn and Cotton. Tie result cxceed.p nv .x-
Pecfation. although the experiments, for many
reasoDs were not. and could not be conducts I'd
with due caution; yet l am entirely satisfied
that the growth of weed in both instances, the
fruit in corn, aud the number Of boils of cutton
were fully double the yield in the portions un
inannred, and this when only a table spoonful
of the Super Phosphute was applied rs a top.
dressing to each hill of corn, and ten .spoonfll
to each stalk of cotton-and the last as late in
the season MS The 18th Of July. Some Of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fee.
branches, covered with bols, while the unma.
nured was not half 80 good. 1t is my intention
next year. 10 test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most ob't serv't
(Signed) NJ. c. NJ HAMM OND.
UNION POINT, C. R. R.) Nov. %, 1859.
Mcssrs. ]. A. ANsLEY d Co.:
Gents Il bought ton Of Rhodes Suner-
Phosphate IN Baltimore. last Spring. Mr. H. D.
Leiiner, of Berzelia. ITO test its value as q mn
nure. put about 125 lbs. Oh an acre of cot .on.
IN the drill, on land that would not make over
20 to 100 lbs of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory.
have made at least from $50 TO 500 lbs. to the
acre on this very puor land. I expect to pur-
chase frcm B to 8 tons for my Spring crop NV
Oversccr wishes me to put his name to this also
Yours, IN great haste.
(Signed) r. W. PRINTUP,
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. "a. 1859 81 IT,
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For the purpose giving cur printers M
opportunity to enjoy the Holidays, We will only
issue Half Sheet next week.
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Lost or Mislaid.
FOR Mr.. JOHN J. BARNETT.

WILL be at Akbeville G. H. =, H..
IL second Tuesday and Wednesday the 1oth
and llth days Of January next, for the pur-
pose of enabling those indebted to Mr. JOHN
J. BARNETT, for property purchased At hi.
sale, or in any other way. to pay. I will hsyo
all OF ms notes and accounts then. and would
in meeting and settling with me, as i, will not
be convenient for me to attend there for that
purpose again.
JOHN d. WILLIAMS.
Dec. 22, 1859 8b o.
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ESTATE OF EDMUND CORR.

4 IL PERSONS indebted by note or ne.
II count. to this Estate, will find their notex
and accounts IN the hands of
j ameS FL. Cobb.
for settlement. lie may be found at his Store;.
and an early settlement of these claims 10 ear
nestly solicited.
Those having demands against tie Estots
are requested to present them ut my Store A
soon as convenient.
JAMES IT. COBB. Adm'r.
ELIZABETH COBB, Admr'x.
Dec. Is, 1859 "a a.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

by reference to the card of DR.. ID. s. BtHsoH
It will bc seen that he has permanently located
in our village for the practice Of his profession
See the advertisements of Juu. ID. Williams
j. Is. Crawfurd; Warren L. and William W
Bechtr, Administrators of the Estate of William
". Becher decd; J. 1. Moore. Assignee; Wm
Carter; WIN. 7. Noble Ex'r.; Branch. Allen
d Edwards; Mr.. Mccarthy: Mrs. Mary J..
Cochran Vim. S. Smith II. C. NJ. Dunovant
Sherilfs Sales: Or1inarv's Notice.
EB We would especially all the uttS"lion
of the Planters Of this District to tn" .lIvcr-
tisements Of Messrs. J. a. Ansl-y Il Co, No.
300 Broad Street, Augusta, Geo.
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