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TEETH! TEETH!!
DIR. II. RUSSELL,

DIR. II. RUSSELL,
- Is constantly inserting full and part &
QIfTfYYsets Artificial Teeth. Having SecuredUL1rD
services Of one Of the best Mechanical Dentists Of the Ncrh
u labrasry the purpose Of carrying on this
department Of his profession in fullest extent He now
prepared to do business for those living in the east west nOr
and SOUTH and would say citizens and persons visiting
Nashville for the purpose Of having Dental Operations perform
ed that in securing the services Dr. Rs their work will be
executed ina
Prompt, Neat ana Substantial Manner.
no mate the best and will in every instance
guarantee his work to give entire satisfaction.
As an evidence Of estimation placed upon him BY his
TENTS he would beg leave introduce the following certificate
from gentlemen we'll and faYorably this community
DR. RussEL having performed Dental operations many
departments Of his profession upon myself other members Of
my family, hesitation in saying that he is skiIfn
operator and his work is we'll done.
WILL POLK,
+. c. DuENNsTOE,
March ], 1852 W. II. Polk
ROOMS
In he house formerly occupied BY Captain WILLIAMS,
No. II Cherry Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THR POST OFFICE
The profession furnished with Gold Plate, Solder
Clasps, 60 &c. at7-d,twEEH
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
HOsFlLITIEs COMMENCED !
az ER FnOM EUROPE.

Arrival OF the French at Genoa
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Arrival OF the steamer lldeIaido.

Right OF the Grand Duke Of tuscany
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FRENCW SOFT HATs

FRENCH SOFT HATS
OF all the new designs and eolors suitable "
q b for spring and summer wear, Just received ="
SnI WATERPIELD & WALKERS. -
FEGTFOKN. PANAMA AND BEsI VI HATS.
TsyHE largest assortment Hats for boys IN
and children, win be found at MATERFrEiD & WALK ~
ERs They sell usual low and uniform prices -
WATEKFIELD & WALKER,
apl6. s6 Public Square
LAND FOR SALE.
YEyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville ad
joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' the best with abundance Of excel
falling water with the most beautiful building site
the country the midst Of the finest In
America aprA NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST EDs
4 LARGE importation Of TnPate. Also, a large lot o.
~ SheetCoPIer Sheet Zinc. Wire, Copper Bottoms, Riy
Lnsman Machines and Tools Bathing Tubs Cook Stove, ~
various styles. Massr celebrated minute Freezer Also lot
pressed japanned nware for low for cash
may p. W. MAXEY & co.
kATANTED.--The Principal Of large Boarding school
w foryoung ladies situated the of Columbia de-
res employ lady in the capacity of House keeper One Of
sxpenenSw preferred FORT urher reference apply this
once, lianl9-tfi
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Liverpool IIarIxl

LIVERPOOL, April 29.- Richardson, Spence Co.,
quote Flour buoyant, ard advanced one shilling
since Tuesday, being advance Of II shillings on
the week. Western Halls Wheat advanced Is
Sd. during the week. Western White, I0a12s.
Southern, los. 81 al3s. Cd. Corn advanced pence
since Tuesday. Yellow, Is 9Ls7s. White, IS I'd.
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NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
nOUTS, SHOEN AND GAITERS,

VNTE constantly receiving additions already large
the best qualities ladies' misses
and Children's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
Fruit Hill Academv,

THE exercises Of this institution will commence
i OH the 24h inst. under the supervision OF
DR. L. B. B0UCIlELLE, who comes to us we'll
recommended by the patrons of the Pine Grove
Academy (whcre he has been teaching for mum.
Der Of years. as good disciplnarian, n fine
scholar, and possessing the high qualification of
imparting his learning to his pupils. We feel
perfectly confident he will give satisfaction to all
who may favour him with support. Our Academy
is sufficiently large to accommodate SO pupils. 1t
is situated about half way between Rocky Creek
Church and Bethlehem Camp Ground-tho site
healthy-and water abundant and good.
Young gentlemen who are not convenient to a
good school, and are desrous 10 attend one, can
be accommodated with board at low rates.
Rates of Tuition.
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
mctic. $l2.O0
English Grammar and modern Geography, 1900
Ancient Geographic, History, Botany, Rhet-
oric, Nat. PHILOSOPHY and Chemistry, $500
Greek, Latin, Geometry, Trisonometry, AL
zebra and Surveying, 1000
JC. SMYLY,
MARTIN EDISON,
JACOB WRIGHT, Tr,.,oos
BENZ. RUSHTON, Ai"s'ees
NATHAN B0DIE,
D. W. ALLEN,
Jan. II, 81 ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

CALDWELL LODGE, No. SO, A.F.M.
WHEREAS, 1t hus pleased Almighty God, in the
dispensaton of his Divine wisdom, to visit US with
the messenger, Death, and remove from our mids,
our much respected friend and brother ALoSzo NJ
FREENAS. Therefore,
Iiesolrcd, That in tho death of our friend and
brother, the community has lost n good and useful
eitIon, and the fraternity Of its brightest
lncnts and worthiest members
Resolred, That We deeply lament tho loss of our
friend and BROTHER who bud endearsd himself to us
by hi, upright walk, and gontlemaply conduct, and
department.
Rcsoired, That wo tender our sympathcs to his
bereaved family in their irreparable loss.
Re.olcsd, That the members of this Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning thirty days. and that the
Lodge be clothed in mourning for three months.
Resoired, That leaf be loft in our Record Book,
consecrated to his memory.
Resolred, That these proceedings DO sent to the
Edgefeld Adrertiyer for publication.
By order of W. NJ.
B. H. HOWARD, soc'ry, pro tenn.
Dec. 4th 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
Sherifss Sale

10y Virtue Of sundry Writs of Fcri Facias to
- me directed, will proceed to sell at Edse-
field e. H., OH the first Monday and Tuesday in
February next, the following property in the fol-
lowing cases, viz:
Mark Eiheredge vs. Allen Franklin and others,
One Tract of Land containing Two Thousand
acres more or less, Joining lands of Gen. Jas.
JONES' Mrs. Ksiah Swearingen and others.
B. S. Dunbar Jonathan Viewer; Lod Hill
and other Plaintiffs severally vs The Same, Two
Tracts of Land-One Tract whereon the Defen-
dant resides, containing two hundred and sixty
acres more or less, adjoining lands Of j. a. Bland,
Austin Barrenion and others. Also. one other
Tract Of Land containing four hundred acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands Of James Swear
ingcn, Sr Benz. Bet,is and G.. Med. Wever, levi
ed ON as the property Of Jonathan Viewer.
A. Simkins, cEED. vs.. Burdett Corley, VIM
Corlcy and John Corley, one Tract of and con.
tanning thr. hundred Acres m"re or less, adjoin-
ing lands of D. Il. Clark, Adk;n Corley, and Others
Luther Roll vs.. H. r. Cook, one tract of land
containing ono hundred Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands Of Thomas What.ey, 8. Clark, and J.
II. Hammond.
John Colgan Vs. E. P. II. Kirksey, one Tract Of
Land containing two hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of James Swearipgcn, F. nj. Cole
man, and others.
JIM. Clark vs.. T. W. Morgan, one Tract of
Land, containing one hundred and eighty Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs. A. Curtin.
Temple Martin and others.
VIM. T. Bush vs. James and Nancy Martin, one
Tract Of Land, containing enc hundred and twenty
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Joseph
Price, and lands belonging to the Estate Of James
Blackwell, and others.
8. Lllienthal, for another, VS.. J.. Martini one
Tract of Land, containing one hundred and twenty
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Joseph
Price and lands belonging TO the Estate of James
Blackwell, and others.
William W. Adams VS.. Edward T. Davis, other
Plaintiffs vs.. The Same, one Tract Of Land con.
tanning eighteen Acres, moro less, adjoining
lands Of Samuel Brooks, Lewis Jones and Others
Terms Cash.
JAS. EDISON, s.ED.
January II. 1869 Ate 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
For the Advertiser.
CHESS CLUB,

Mr. EDlron ALLOW me through your columns to
suggest to the young of village, the forma-
ton Of Chess Club. Besides being improving and
strengthening to tho intellect, it will serve as tho
nucleus of many "Lo Reunion Sociale," around
which We may cluster over fow cups I" of the good
old Fslernian," to beguils the tardy hours of the
winter nights, and will enable us TO cultivate those
relations, which should prevail in community go
small ours, and where tho disciples Of Themis and
Escuapius arc so numerous. Surely our devotion at
the shrine Of the respective Dees, may not DO
thusastic the engagements attendant upon the diff
ersnt professions overwhelming to preclude the
deroting Of at least two or three hours of the week
to game which was the farorite of Bonaparte the
Great and which is inspiritipg and intellectual in
its tendencies. How much moro olcvating and enno-
bling to be engaged with gamo which has immor-
talized and drawn the eyes of all Europe upon the
young prodigy of America, Paul Morphy, than to be
ve1ing the drowsy Of night with Bacchanalian
orgiea," in the pursuit of games demoralizins and
degrading to our nature.
Let US form a Chess Club at once, and strive to
emulate the example of him, who by the brilliancy
and originality of his playing has already won for
him,slf the sobriquot Of the Napoleon Chess player
Of tho world.
These Clubs have been formed in different parts Of
the State by the young mon, and, trust that no in
Edgefed may not bs bohind in this fascinating
science VIVIAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
IMPROVING.

1t gives US pleasure to soy that our pleasant little
village is still pro ogres.ng slowly but surely in the
march Of Improvement Without any prstontious
aarums and great swelling words Of vanity we manage
to keep tho oven tenor of way after decent and
respectable style. Not many now buildings hre going
up, but the old ones undergoing changes und
notifications in keeping with tho times. Paint and
whitcwash too freely used upon tho old palings
and fences; and where these aro entirely too old,
they are being replaced with and solid and or
nate successorshp Some fuw of our citizens, 1t is
true, do not to whether their establishments
are ccan or dirty neat or ugly, black white But
these scattered exceptions to the rule It may bo
said with safety that general spirit of fxing-up at
present marks our sequestered town. Now moreover
that We have new, young md energetic council
just installed, it may be confidently expected may il.
not?) that our streets and alloys highways aud
bywayr will all be mendod, and everything else be
done deccnty and in order.
When it s considered too thnt we now have 80
good supply of churches and school.houscs, of
preachers and teachers, aad no tpplins shops, and
very fow tae-bcarers, think it mny be aad with
out vanity that EdscGcd for the good year 1859 is
about the neatost and complotest little place in the
country Lstus try to make it and keep it so eschew-
ing all jculousies and chickering's, all superauous
spleen and prejudice, and working together harmoni.
ouiiy for the common happiness and common good.
We can do Il, If wb will.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
For the Advertiser.

Pursuant to notice, the meeting advertised to take
place at the Bouchello Academy, on tho 18th inst,
tho subject Of the African slaves lately imported
into the State, convened at o'clock P. NJ. and
gnuizod itself by calling Mr.. JAcoB WRIGHT to the
Chair, and appointing Mr.. JoHN 7. NICHOLSON as
Secretary.
Whcreupon the meeting proceeded to business by
Col JAMES C. SuYLr making few pertinent remarks,
explaining tho objects of the meeting, dc ho con-
cluded by proposing that for the purpose of uOrding
more time for deliberaton, "this meeting adjourn
until tho Ord Saturday in February next" which was
seconded by Mr. DESSr.
Col. JOHN BAusxR1r, Of Columbia, proposed to
amend Col. sxrLr's proposition by offering to cad.
journ indefinitely" which not acceptable to the
meeting.
Mr.. ExuEr SrIBLEs, seconded Col. SuYLY's propo.
sition in o few remarks, urging the Importance Of
postponcment
Col. S4YLr's move was then put and carried by
tho meeting.
1t was then proposed and carried, that these pro-
coedngs be published in the Edgefed Adeertiser.
JACOB WRIGHT, Chairman.
]. T. NICHOLSON, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
lest LIVERY STABLES.

Tho livery stables Of McCoySELL 4 FISK, on Ellis
Street. Augusta, Ga, deserve large sharo of the
patronage Of Edgo6old people, for several reasons
Ist They are in admirable repair and provided with
tho best of proYender End, they arc attended to by
faithful and experienced ostlers; and, 3rdy they ara
supcrintended by member of old Edgcfcld faini-
y and Of the cleverest fellows in the two States
.wo moan Mr.. J. LAURENCE Mxs. What ]. L. NJ.
says hcll do, you may entirely depend upon. lie
says he is determined to keep his stables ahead Of
tho best, and for heliovo he will do 80. AT
least it will bc but fair in all of US on this side tho
river to give him trial when it comes in the way.
Do this, and it is nll be asks. Ho will do tho rest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
For the Advertiser.
a HlRn

a CdEU,
In my notice for n meeting ut the Bouchslle Acsde-
my, meant nothing disrespectful to those gentle
men who may have been in possession of Africans.
rogret that should have said anything in that no.
tcc to give offence to any Of my friends Of the Dis
trict. ]. C. SMYLY.
January 17th 1859.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
THE SEASON.

January is exhibiting himself with unusual lowell
ness His days are cool, cloar and bracng; and his
nights are surprisingly brilliant Such star. And
such moon! How inspiring to watch them in their
majestic progress across tho wintry sky They arc
not, like the bamy demonstrations Of May, suggestive
of romance and love, but better They associated
with hope, and energy, and activity, and thoughts of
purer doods in the progress of life. Hopeful January
Breathe fdrth thiHc ipspirting influences upon us ALL
and make US moro worthy to enjoy them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
MASONIC.

The following gentlcmon have boon elected and
installed officers Of Concordia Lodge, No. so, A. F.
NJ, for the present Masonic year.
DR.. T. ]. TEAGrE, W. N.
S. B. GRIFFIN, S. w..
DR.. II. PARKER, J. ".
DR.. A. G. TEAGuE, Treas.
L. Il. CpcpURs, Sec'ry.
D. r. DUnIsoE, S. D.
NJ. A. MARKERr, J. D.
W. II. HARRISON, Tyler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
70. tho Advertiser.
REVIVAL o! Tds SLAVE TRAnH-N0. II.

In many parts of the South, there are now
from ten to eleven slaves for one white, still we
never hear of any more difficulty in managing
the negroes Of those neighborhoods, than IN
other sections where the whites are ten to one
Of the blacks. On the contrary, it is possible,
that the negroes in sach communities are easier
and better governed, than in ne;ghborhoods,
where the whites ure so much more numerous,
because there may be less bad example set,
less temptation presented and less evil counsel
given, By low minded white people. Masters
and overseers may be more on their guard 100;
whatever the cause, we have the fact Let us
examine the Census of 1850, with reference
to this point in few Of the States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
THE yy1NNsBoRo REGISTER.

This spicy sheet has lost its DAVIDSON, in part but
has gained two other editors in his stead d,-Messrs.
will also remain a, corresponding editor. So fully
supplied, the Reyiser cannot full to become vaster
pet than ever. Should unuckily get into another
scrmmage in that quarter, claim in advance that
one of the party at least shall tie his hands behind
him ul,;lo In Eohf lasI,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
IRIsH POTATOES.

An experienced cultivator of the potato informs
The Working Farmer" that the Prince Albert variety
is at this time more free from tho infection Of tho black
rot than any other kind. Which Of the merchants,
either here, or in Augusta, or elsewhere has this
variety The time for planting is Mt hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
$40 Reward.

d ANYWAY from the Subscribers Plantation,
IL in Edgefeld District, Negro man named
ALLEN. Said Allen is about feet inches in
height, yellow complexion, and about o years Of
age When he left he wore small pair Of whiskers
He has mother in this City; brother in Ham.
burg and two brothers at Mr. Pleasant Searls,
and is supposed to be lurking about Augusta
or vicinity.
i will give the above reward for his delivery 10
me, or his safe confinement in the Edgsfeld ,ol
Augusta Jail. - =.
ALEX. sHARPToN, Jr.
Augusta, Jan 19 St 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
~ Juares has been recognised as tho Minister

from Nicaragua
- The latest dispatches from St. Louis, say
that troops and volunteers are concentrating near
tho Missouri line, where Montgomery and, his gang
are fortified Six hundred nuskcts for Governor Ne
darys volunteers have been transported through JEFF
forsou city towards Kansas.
tV A bill has passed tho North Carolina House
of Commons to enable Emily, now in Liberia, who
wishes to return home to live with her former mis-
treEs, to do go.
tR On the 9th inst, Chisolm's rico mill, in Char
lesion, was destroyed by fire, together with eighty
thousand bushels rough rice And the 10th inst,
another fire occurred, destroying Mr.. Jas. McLsiahs
foundry property.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
Public Sale,

~TILL be sold at Public Auction, at my resi-
w dcnce, on Mine Creek, Formerly Fickens
wrisht's,) on THURSDAY the Goth Instant at
II o'clock, A; A., Horses, Buggy, Household
Cooking Stove, &c.
TEnNs-All sums under s., Cash--of s5, and
upwards, twelve months credit, purchaser giving
note with approved security.
A. B. COUCH.
Jan. ls, 1869 It, 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
MIR. ", Il. HUDSON.

The elder member of the Hudson Firm in our vii
lags has withdrawn from that business, and requests
to roturn his thanks for the past kindness of tho
people. lie parts with his friends reluctantly, but
has boen induced to 80 largely into the Bacon busi-
ness, and trusts he will bo able to supply tho wants
of Edgefod and the rest of mankind in this impor-
tant nrticle Of consuInption.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
ACADEMIC.

In passing along back street last Monday morn
ing our esrs were greeted by the sound of the Aca
demic bell pealng from ts steeplo and calling the
young men and boys to the first days work Of tho
session. Our teacher, Mr.. FKRRELL, arrived with
his assistant on Saturday last, and has Immediately
set to work in his school. Let our ambitious youths
hurry to thoir sbOrs tho beginning Of the
session possible the earlier the better And what We
soy of the Male Academy is also applicable to our
Female Institute, which is now also in full progress
Begin at once, girls and keep up all tho way through
What a year Of emulation and pleasant study you
will have fit! Hearing that bell tho other day, and
listening to the distant shout Of tho scholars, and
seeing the girls too fastening to their books, and
calling such varied aud pleasant old associations as
these sights and sounds FuggOsted VIC could but mur.
MUIR the familiar sentiment Oh, soula I.eere boy
oJuiu :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
OUR THANKS

Are gratefully rendered to Hon. JAMES II. HAMMOND
and Hon. NJ. L. BoSuAx for valuable favors. We
wish them heslth and high success in their winter
tsrm of service We know that the South has no truor
10 the field Of Congressional labor and 10 trust
they will be found harmonisns on all points.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
CORRECTION.

An error occurred in tho publication of scipiO's
Communication iu our last issue. Instead Of "One
Conservator Of the peace quite sufficient to preserve
order even among whites" it should read "0no Con-
Is quite sufficient to preserve order, even among
whitea." The compostor overlooked q line Of manu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
RanaWaV,

Runaway,
ENR0M the Subscriber his nlulatto Carpenter,
l. AMOS, &c years DID, about feet 0 inches
high, weighing perhaps 175 lbs. Has thick beard
and mustache, and had on brownish hat, sack and
pants. All which may be changed. But con-
slant mark is, that tho first joint Of the little fin
ger of one hand was mashed when child, ard is
made to stand at a right angle, outward. lie will
probably make for Hamburg.
$50 will be given to any one, who will put hin,
in Jail, where he may be got by
J. EDW. CALHOUN, SR..
Ca!houn's Mills, Abbeville Dist sc.
Jan 10 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
A COINCIDENCE.

singular coincidence it wa., by which J. HAuDEx
Brooks, ono our of'prcsent representatives in the
State Legislature, numbered last fall precisely the
s. Brooks received in his lust election to Congress.
An examination of the record of tho polls will show
that each Of them received 1850 voe, And this, by
the bye, was the largest vote pollcd in tho Dis
trict for member Of the State Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

The Rail Road officials Of the South and South
west hold meeting Of some Importance in Augusta
during the past week. object to promote more
perfect concert Of action among the various companies,
and TO increase the comfort and expedition OF travel
1t is now arranged to give through tickets and bag
gage checks from Now Orleans to New York, and
this too by several different pd routes. We note
the circumstance as evidence Of the energy and dis
patch Of tho day. Thirty years ago, when UNCLE
SAWS clumsy old stage-coaches took weeks upon
weeks to accomplish this route with half dozen VIC
tmisod passengers each trip, who would have be-
lieved the incident which We here record! In that
day journey was measured by miles; now wo meas-
ure BY minutes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
ALABAMA.
All these counties lie broadside to each other,
forming q compact territory.
MISSISSIPPI.

Four of the above countries touch each otker
and border on the Mississippi River. Opposite
and across the father of waters on the Louisiana
side, is Concordia Parish, which has eight and
Tensas Parish which has nine blacks tor one
white. Carroll and Madison Parishes, the former
having about three and the latter more than five
slaves to one white, are also opposite to lssa'
ynopo Cnupty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
RELIGIOUS Notices.

The Edgefeld A'seoa.iona Society will hoid
its next meeting st Horcb Church, Abbeville District
commencing Friday before the fifth Lords day inst
W. P. HILL, Treasurer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
EDaEFIKLD, 8. G

to We thi! week publish by authority the Mail
Proposals from the p. 0. Department at Washington.
q eneral attention is invited 10 them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
YIN e NJ E AL.

MARRIED, on the 4th inst, by Rov. Jas. Peterson,
Mr.. BENNETT HOLLAND and Mrs MARY COLE
MAN, all of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19

The Home Mission and Book Fund Board will
meet at the same time and place.
w p HILL Secretary -