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CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMsRF, Dec. 23d

BALTIMORE, Dec 23d, 1853:
L. s. IIoYT, EsQ-Dcar Sir: have made seve-
raj Analyses Of your Suler-phosphate of Lime,
and consider it one of the best Fertilizers in he
world. have also been present in your Factory
while it was being prepared and ! know, irpm
personal observation, that il " carefully and coz
scientiously made. In reference to its use upon
Cotton Lands. concerning which you enquire Of
me, have to say lIa, if youadopt the very slight
i. nqdifca ton which 5aSGr sp9aoSed, You viii
frflyf ihe Planter with I'll tfsA elements required
b. the Cotton Plant, in form capable OF speedy
assimilation. J.
The chief ingredients removed from the soil g
Cotton arc Potash, Soda, Lime, Magnesia, Phos-
phorc and Suphur:c Acids. For the rapid growth
of tho Plant, Ammonia is also required. Now al
these materials of fertility ahundantly supplied
by the manure you propose to furnish. 1t COP
tains Phosphoric Acid in form readily appW-
prated by Plants, and indeed all its ingredients
arc soluble and can be easily, assimilatcd by the
growing Plant. l have already furnished you
with Analyses which you have, so that you,do
not need them repeated here.
1 very cordially recommend your Fertilizer to
the favorable notice of Southern Agriculturists
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
A. S&OWDEN PlGGOT, M. D.,
Analytical Chemist Of the Maryland Institute.
Jan ~ i22
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r T. MO V e. D.


WYE take this opportunity of informing or
w PATRONS and FRIENDS that We have
bought out the interest of Mcssrs. SIBLEY &
USHER of this Town. and have removed to the
Store formerly occupied by them.
We return our sincere thanks to the Planters
generally for the lbcral patronage always bestowed
upon us, and will endeayor to continue to merit
the same. ~.
When we shall have the pleasure of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new location,
they will find us fully supplied with the following
articles:
sgferior Java, Laguyra and Rio COFFEES;
Stuart's A. &c Powdered 6, Crushed ~ CARS /;
Golden SYRUP;
Orleans and West India MOLASSES;
English i'airy CHEESE;
No l, ., 8, Kits and Barrels, MACKEREL;
Heavy Gunny DAGGING; :.
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
Canvasscd HAMS;
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
OSNABURGS. STRIPES, SIIIRTINGS,
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
Negro HATS, BROGANS and BOOTS;
Oils, Turpeniine, Glass and Whitehead
TOBACCO, Indigo Madder and Spices;
Every description of IRON and STEEL, SC.
We have made arrangements with the most eel
ebrated Distillers on the Continent to supply us
the BEST and MOST CHOICE
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BRANDS OF LIQUORS,

That can he produced. Our future aim and in
tentions will he tr keep anmpaired our long cs-
.tablishcd reputation for keeping the FINEST and
most PURE LIQUORS ever offered in Hamburg
Our large number of customers for Wines and
Liquors is sufficient guarantee that we keep the
pulest 1nd best articles in this line.
Our superior facilities for selling Impaired
Wires and Liquors are unquesiomablc, as we re-
ctve them direct from Tile London Docks.
IN OUR sADDLERY DEPARTMENT,
Will be found New and Fashionable Stock of
fine Saddle. warrented for durability and easy
riding Also, American and English Housings,
Buaey and Wagon Harness, Brides, Curb and
Snafilc Bits, Whips, &c ,;&c.
HI. a. N. E. SOLOMON.
Hamburg, Jan If 50
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List of Letters.

nEMAINING in the Post Office at Edgefcld c. H.,
IL S. c., uncacd for on the Slst Dec 1855. Persons
calling for Letters on this List will please say, "Ad-
vertiscd."
ABB. Attaway, A. ". Asbell 8; Mrs. A. AS
bell, B. Brantley, L. M Bartee, II. Brooks, L. ".
Barns, ]. Bean, Miss NJ Burkhalter. B. 3. Burton,
J. Brunson, Miss NJ. Bowers, Mrs. E. Blackmall.
OBJ. Crouch, G. W., Cushnan, A. N. Chap
pe!l, 2. ]. Coleman, 2; ]. s. Coles, 8; ]. Crouch,
J. Davis, W. W. David r. T. S. David, j.
EG-S. NJ NJ. U. Edwards, Mrs. A. Gerfn, j.
Gibson & Co., u. W. Glover, NJ. NJ. Good, 2; j.
W. Griffin, W. Glover, L. Green, care of NJ. Cole
man; a. Glover. -,
H. J-E. NJ. Horn, NJ. Hanks, u Jlaney. B..
Hatcher, b. P. Heath, j. Harling, W. L. Harris,
NJ. Holsin, W. Holstin g..C. IIarril, L. E. Hollo-
way; IL. II. Jones, Miss F, johnson, e. ". Jones,
T. ii. Jones, NJ. S. Jones' A. Jones, Mrs. N. d.
Johnston. H. Judy, N. H.Jones. W. Jeter, Mis-.
NJ Lawson. R. L. H, Lofto7, 4; A. Lind
Lanbon, Col W. C. Lepford; E. R. Mitchell, j.
| Nav VIM. McMannus, !. W.. Marchant, Ms. F.
A. Meroney, G.. H. Money, - Mickey. W. Mar
ten, Ii. Mosey, J. W. MeCants, Capt. R. Mepe-
W. NJ. Neys, J. Mobiles, J. J. Nooton.
PKR-A Paul, E. Presley, S. Poscy, DEL.
L, Pollock. 9; Mrs. NJ. ;Prier, P. Peterson; Jps.
H. Knox, 4 j. N Roper, M. Rarden, 9; Ro-
ner. A. J. Rambo or }. b Pugss, ]. NJ. Richard
son' II. Randel, Ira Ray, B Boss.
s r-Mrs NJ Shcaly;J. H. Swearingen, G. sto.
ples, 2; J. ]. smith, Miss C. snelsrove, 2; e NJ.
sego. Miss A. Seso Pi spelman; ]. a. Tslbot,
r, TuDno, NJ. ]. Turner, Miss ]. Towls, ".
VS.. woiley, Jhos Whaley, Thos. Wiieman,
J. IL. Ware, E. Wells, &C Wauer, - Whtock,
Miss 8 Walker, s. s. Wing, D. Watkins, NJ Tal-
ton. Nj. Z Watson, Mrs. 4 Whitlockr W. and E
White. A. NMoAl, 1. nl.
January ls, 1850 II 2
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TO the Public.

n have entered into the business recently carried
Il on by my father and in doing so solicit a
share Of the patronage of the district My ut
most endeavors shall be exerted to accommodate
and satisfy all who shall be pleased to lend me
their Gust IN. My object is to enlarge the bust
ness, so as always to be able to furnish all things
in my lhe Of business. My c.rc shall be, to pur-
chase the best Of every thing and to dispose Of
every article at the lowest rates compatible with
the proverb, 4" Live and let live" TO prove this,
l respectfully ask 4 trial. My business will hc
conducted as nearly as possible on the cash sys-
tcn. E.. NJ. PENN.
JAN H. If
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a Card.

ME subscriber takes this method of informing
L the public that ho has sold the entire stock in
5rade he hasrecently had the management of as
,gent. to his son Mr.. 4. NJ. PsSy, who will con-
iuue the business at the same old stand. In rc-
;iring from his connection with this establishment,
he ,ubscriber renders his heart fot thanks to the
generous and confiding peopio Of Edseflcld who
have so long and so literally stood his friend
and he respectfully asks that the same favorable
Kindness may be extended to his successor.
e. L. PENN.
1op II If
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Dissolution,

TNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing between
i w. R. & T. S. HUDSON has been dissolved
ly mutual consent
Either one of the firm will attend to T.. closing
of the Books. All persons indebted are hereby,
for the last time. notified that they must pay their
Notes and Accounts Ivy or before Return Day
otherwise they will be sued indiscriminatcly.
W. K. HUDSON,
T.S HUDSON.
Jan. 10, 1869.
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A Card,

uAVING sold my interest 10 The Stock If
LII Goods belonging to the firm of w. r. g. 7.
S. Hudson, to MIR. L. r. COGBURN, who, with
T. 8. HUDSON, will continue the business, at
the same s:ani, chccrfuly recommend them to
the public. and trust they will receive due share
of Tic trade of the citizens Of Edeefeh.
1 return my sincere thanks To a for the liberal
cnceura cement have received.
All persons indebted to me Individually would
do we'll to settle up by Return day. must have
money. W. IL. HUDSON.
Jan y If
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d Card.

W7ITII the view of making change in our
w business, VIC will, from this dale, sell our
ENTIRr. STOCK of DESIRABLE MENCIIAN-
Disc at PRIME COST for CASH,
BUT FOR CASH ONLY!
Anxious 10 close out tho Stock at once, We invite
all who want Goods CHEAP FOR CASH to give
us a call.
All persons indie ted to the Firm, or 10 ". p
Butler, individually, are earnestly requested to
make payment. Neitlrr time nor inclination will
allow us to delay settlements, and We earnestly
lSk the cooperation Of all interested
BLAND g. BUTLER
Jan 12 IT
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State OfSOuth Carolina,

bIS nv
IN EQUITY.
Susan Blackwell,
Landon Tucker, Admor
DY Virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward:
ID law. jim the above stated CASE, | will sell at
the late rcsidcnc. Of James Blackwell, decd on
Thursday the 2Oth January next, the following
Real Estate, tnwit:
"THE 10 ONESTEAD PLACE" containing six
hundred acres moro or less, bounded by lands of
John Briggs, Chesley Wells, E. c. Robertson and
others.
1.-THE CORNET PLACE." containing two
hundred and twcnty.six (22i) acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of John briggs, Sam. Blackwell,
Joseph Jennings and otlrrs
Also, the "FORD TRACT" containing one
hundred ald fifty (150) Icrcs, iuorc or less, nd
joining lands # the Jennings Mining Company,
D. p Self and others.
Also, The "WALKER PLACE" containing
two hundred acres more or less. adjoining lands
of the Jennings Mining Company, Ellington searlcs
and others.
in the lands of the Jennings Mining Company.
Also, the interest of James D ackwell, decd,
in the lands Of the Blackwe Mining Company
TERNS--0n credit Of one and two years with
interest from day Of sar, except as to so much as
may be- necessary to dctfay the costs Of these pro-
&C dings which must he paid in cash. The pnr-
chase mercy to he secured by bonds with ample
pcrscual Surctics, and mortgage Of tho premises.
"A. SlMkIN$, c.E Ed.
Doc oS 4t 81
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ESTES & CLARK,
AUGUSTA, GA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES,

OFFER for sale on the most Favorable. TERMS,
IS Bales Heavy Gunnv BAGGlNG;
500 Whole and half Coils ROPE;
200 Bags Rio, Laguira and Java COFFEE;
25 IIhds New Crop SUGARS;
100 Bhls Clarified SUGARS, A B. and G.;
2J /" Crushed and Powdered SUGAR;
800 Whole and Half Boxes CANDLES;
$50 Boxes TOBACCO, various brands;
10000 SEGARS, assorted Brands;
300 Kegs NAILS, assorted;
1000 Sacks SALT: in twed Sacks
800 Bbls Planting POTATOES;
200 Whole Half and Or. Bills. MACKER Ell /:
10000 Lbs. Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS; (;
300 Bbls Fresh Thomaston LIME;
200 Bbls LIQUORS aid WINES;
5000 Ilemlock sole LEATHER;
25 Bales Heavy O,NABURGS;
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, FE0UR.
An! !usta. Jan 4, 3m 62
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TO the Public.

DY tic foregoing Card the public are apprzcd
- that we lmve formed Co-parnership for
the purpose OF engaging in tho dry Goods busi
secure II reasonable share OF the trade.
In order to open with an ENTIRE NEW
STOCK in the Spring, We are selling our pre- 'cDt
Stock at very LUW PRICES for Cash. Give lis
a call. T. S. HUDSON,
L. R. COGBURN.
Jan 12 If
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Carolina Hotel.

THIS Hotel having changed hands, is now
open for the accommodation of Planters and
the Travelling public gen rally, who may ana.
expect 10 Ld at my hoard tic sul'stantials Of life
a. ccptahly served Also, a comfortable bed for
themselves, and good attention for their horses
E.Y Call and see
in. FISK, Proprietor.
Hamburg, Jan 5, 1852 ~
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LAND FOR SALE.

NNTILL be sold on the 2GLh January, at Public
wv Auction. and on the premises tho Tract OF
Land on which Col. VIM. a. WIlliams,. deceas,d d
resided. This tract contains
2O57 Acres,
more or less, and lies on Wilson's Creek, in Able.
vile District, two miles from Nincty-Six Depot on
the Grrenvilie aud Columbia Rail Road.
Some l3i o acres are in woodland, the b Lance is in
hi n state Of cultivation The soil is highly adaP-
ted to the cultivation OF Cotton and small grain Ii
is well watered and has on it excellent improve
men,s; such as Mansion House, with all necessary
out buildings, and which are equal 10 any in tie
country
uJs Terms made known on day Of sale.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Trustee.
B.-Pvrsons desiruus of seeing the place vii!
address the subscriber at Chappell's Depot lie
will meet them at Ninety-Six Depot ut my time,
and take great pleasure in showing them The
premises. d. w;
in .uary s, 1859 st 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS

TEORGE WEST, who is in the custody of the
" Sheriff Of EdGeiield District, by virtue of a
Writ of Cnpias al Safistaeiendum, at the suit OF
George A. Stockmun, having fled in my office,
together with Schedule on oath of his estate and
effects, his petition to the Court of COMMON Pleas,
praying that he may he admitted 10 the benefits
of tile Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief Of nsolvcnt debtors, 1t is Ordered, That
tho said Ge.rge A. Stockmon and all other credi-
tors TO whom the said George West is in anywise
indebted be, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice to appear before the said Court at
Edeeield Court House, on Tuesday the eighth day
of March next, to show cause if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid should
not be granted. TtiOS. G. BACON, c.C.P.
Clerks Office. Doc Z. 1858. l3te 10
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Headquarters,

Headquarters,
9TH REGIMENT, 8. C. NJ.
fuckers posp, Jan. 81, 1859.
A COURT MARTIAL will convene at Mira.
IA Susan Brunson's, on Saturday the 2s:f inst.
f,r the purpose Of trying all defau'er, OF NJ h;ia
aad Iutiol duty. The Court viii consist Of the fol-
lowing m mh.rs:
Maj. G Nj. BURTON, President
Capis ElaD, Lieuts. REYNOLDS,
' MORGAN, " l'oLaEs,
{" TvLLy. F." CmEArMAa,
{. THuRNpND, BLOCKER.
ID. BRuNsoN, Judge Advocate,
:: Mat Moss, Adj't.
J.W. TOMPKrN5, Col.
Jan. 10, St
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N1OTICE...All persons having claims against
IN the Estate Of Mrs Lucy T. Moore, decd are
requested to present Them properly attestel ifur
,a,ment and those indebted to said Estate will
,lcn,c come forward and settle without delay
f'-N'~ j. Ii. HUGHES, EIor.
Nov * + &C
svAlso, all persons indebted to the indisidu-
o,lv win do well to schle by the 10th February
must have money. ( j. H. HUGHES.
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DAGs, RAGS .-rHREE CENTS pei Lib.
h, in Cash will he paid for all Clean Linen and
Cotton Rags, deli, cred at the Bath Paper Malls, at
Batll, S. G., or atany Depot on the S G; RallBosd
The attention of stbre-kecpers and Pedats is
narticularly requested :
pai''' GRo.s W. WINTER, Agent.
Augusta, Ga, Nov am Al
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
A the same time and place, viii sell all the
II personal Estate, of which the said James
Blackwell was posscss' d, consisting of about
THrETY-FlYE NEGRO SLAVES,
ABOUT 100 BALES OF COTTON, Besides,
Corn, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, and otl.er things not
mentioned.
Terms Of sale, made known on day of sale.
LAND0N TUCKER, Ador.
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All RICAN HOTEL,

HAMBURG, s. C.
THE Subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
1 : and patrons for the liberal patronage extend
cd to him during the past two years, and hopes 10
receive a continuation Of the same.
For the year 1869 ample preparations will be
made to give the best satisfaction to those who
may patronise the House.
SERVANTS, orderly and well trained, have
been engaged.
The TABLE will receive the Proprietor's own
attention. and shall be supplied with the best the
market of August.I affords.
The STABLES will be in the charge of IN at
tcIltive OSter
In short, kind friends AM going to make every
effort TO please yon. -...
G. C. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg, Dec 81 If 50
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Headquarters,

10TH REGIMENT, s. .C.M. /
MINE CREEK, Jan: llth, 1889
DURsUANT to an order from Gen. VIZ. C..
MoRAGNs an election will b. held on Friday,
tn. llth Of february next, for MAJOR Of the
Lower Battal on, to fiji the vacancy occasioned by
tho resignation Of Mai JouS P. Bates
S j. WATSON, Col 10Th Reg't .. c. NJ.
II. WmTs, Adj't
Ian. l2. st
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r OST on Cllristn,as day, between Pottersrilis
and John HollinGsworlh, small MEMO.
RASDUM BOOK, With two Pockets inIit,spl-
tanning slOOO0---iehi $40 bills on the Bank Of
Hamburg, just issued, jthme % bills, and Two sl
Ills and three dollars in silver. There wefs also
a s lot Of papers Of importance to myself h the
said Book. g '%'
ANY persons finding said Book and eontest;and
delivering tho same TO me, shall be hberallf re-
wardcd. .. naabo:
H. q 19 E II E0l
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Gold Mine for Sale,

WILL be sold on THURSDAY, the Sd Feb
W ruary 1859, the whole interest of james
Cameron, decd, in GOLD NINE, near Eth
ridges and on the Plantation Of said Ethridgc il
Edgelield District.
The sale will take place,at the Mine.
]. S. RENWICK, Ex'or.
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PALACE STABLES,

PALACE STABLES,
ELLIS STREET, OPPOSITE AUGUSTA HOTEL,
Augusta, Ga,
BY MCCONNELL & FISH,
Formerly of Kentucky.
THE Undersigned beg leave to inform the
/ public that they have TAX n the well known
PALACE STABLES, and intend TO carry on the
LIVERY AND SALE BUSINESS.
We arc prcpa'e ell to furnish Carriages with gen.
tic Horses and careful Drivers also, Buggy aud
Saddle Hors,s Good OTERED LOTS are pro-
vilrd for Drove Stock.
W. have engaged the services Of Mr.. J. L.
MINIS, who has been long and favorahly known
in the business in this lity, as the Superintendent
of the Stahlts. lie will he found at all times
ready to accommodate our customers.
Rate, on Transient Horses, per Night, ...75 Cls
SINGLE Feed ....................hO .hO
We will use every effort to please oil who may
favor su with their patronage.
WM A. MCCONNELL,
JAMES FISH.
Augusta, Jan II, 3m l
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Final Notice.
Paw up or be Sued !

4 IL Persons indebted to Inc by MITE or Book
n Account arc earnestly requested to come
forward and sotte up; and to those who have
long neglected to pay up, would say that if they
do not settle up they may expect to be waited
upon by collecting officer. a word to the wise
is sufficient WM. HILL
Hamburg, Jan 10 2m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


IN COMMON PLEAS.
NTILLIAM e. LLOYD, who is in the Gus.
w ,ody Of The Sheriff Of Edgefield District,
by virtue Of wri,s of Cap;as ad respondendam,
the said William B. Lloyd having before his ar
rest under said writs first executed bail bonds to
Lewis Jones, Sherf', in due form, with Samuel
Brooks as his bail, and afterwards having been sur-
rendered to the Sheriff by his bail, issuing out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, for this District, a,
the suits Of Henry Schoonmaker and William B.
Dorm, and others, having filed in my Office, together
with Schedule, on OATH OF bis estate and tfFe to,
bis petition TO the Court OF Common Pleas, pray
ing that he may be admitted to the benefit Of the
Acts OF the General Assembly, made for the relief
of insolvent debtors, n is ordered, that the said
Henry Schoonmaker and William b. Dorm, and
all the otheE creditors to whom the said William
B. Lloyd is in anywise indebted, be, and they are
hereby summoned and hnve notice 10 appear be-
fo' the said Court, at Edgeiieli Court House, on
Tuesday the eighth day Of March next, to show
c1usc if any they can, why the prayer Of the petit
ton aforesaid sl;euM not be granted.
TIlOS. G. BACON, cc.D.
Clerks Office, 7lh Dec. 1885, 3te ~
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The Subscriber takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the public generally, tl;at he can be
found at all times as above. lie assures them,
that no eff 1T his part shall be wanting to rem
der all those who nay patronize the Stables, per-
feet satisfaction. j. MINIS.
Augusta Jan IL 9m
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GLDEN sYe2UE.--I am receiving
" few Barrels SuLar House GOLD EN- SYRUP,
a super or article for family use.
Also, new Cheese. Goshen Butter, Picked Beef
and Pork, Smoked Bruf, Dried and Smoked
Tongues, Canvassed Hams.
S. Z. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Oct 25 If AZ
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!. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Foreign Attachment.

rS. Foreign Attachment.
John c. Thomas.
yHNEIE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
Ill this day filed his Declaration in my office, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney,
known To reside within tho limits Of this State, on
whom cnpies Of said declaration with rules 10 plead
can be served, On notion Of Messts Carroll &
Bacon, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered, That taid
Defendant appear and plead to said Declaration
within y'ar and day from the date hereof. or
final aud absolute judgement will be given against
him. TllOS. G. BACON, ocs
Clerks Office, Sept. q, 1858, ly 3S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31
TLANT,C AND aNIFIN uun,,t-

A TLANT.C AND PAUIFlC dUaxU-
IA SOMETHING NEW.-The undersigned having
beel appointed Agents for the sale Of tine Atlantic
aud Pacific Go q duan0, ars dai J expecting cargo
from New York, which will be offered TO Planters
aud others upon very accommodating terms. Prot
CHI Bckell, kh D. Of Baltimore. gives as the result
of his Analysis:
Containing Pnospho:ic Acid.......... Al II
Organic Matter, Water, Caro- of Lime, &C .9 90
Prof henry. OF Smithsonian institute anal Ssed
q Sample and found therein $50 per csnt Of Phos-
OH are of Lime.
All who have tried it, unite in proaouncing it
equal in ts results to the best Peruvian, viii it's
bene Gciai effect dpCl the soil is more complete and
permanent.
The cause Of this is(ound In the very large per
cottage of Phosphate OF Lime which il contains and
which is the desirable ingredient in all Fertilizers
Fer information, apply to
PEYrON & ARCHER,
1879 Cary Street,
10 Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31

COMPLIMENT TO MoaPaY.-Anderssen, In bearing
generous testimony 10 Morphy's powers as q chess
player says he - too strong fer any living player
20 hope to win more than game here and there
HIS never makes a mistake, bat as soon his ad
vareary commits the slightest blunder, his game
is gone. II player makes move "approxim s,
tivemeut" corree;, bu. not "eXsctment" the righ,
move, Morphy is dead certain to win Anderson
has also given his opinion that Morphy would
have beaten all the three great trium virate, Phil
dore, BourdoInais aud Mcdonnell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31

TU..s ulIa.--The Losdop market alone cou.
tains i've tons OF human hair. Blonde hair is tn Q
most dsmtndpd. Most Of this comes from Germa.
ny, whore 1t ia gathered BY a Da,ch Company
Fifteen years ago this was in the greatest demand,
and brought az al ounce. Black hair ia nov nra'
terred. II c5mes from France. principally from
Bsttany and the Southern Departments The
French hair harvest amounts to nearly 100 ton, a
year. The price varying from % cents TO a dollar
per bead, ace9raigg TO weight aud quality. The
hair merchants attend fairs with pack of rib,
bens, plns and such small articles which they
exchange f,r hair