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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ OEHINIRY.

usY W. 7. DUEIS0E, Esu,. Ordinary OF E'ise-
I'D field District.
Whereas, L. c. ". Mathews has applied to mt
for Letters of Administration, on al aud singular
the goods and chattles, rights and credits OF
J. :. Cuughn!ln, lu;e of the district aforesaid
deed. :,
These are, therefore. t" cite aud admonish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the said
lccease,l. to be and appear before me, at our mex
Ordinary's Court furthc sad District, bo holden
at EiYciield Cour, House. on the l4ih day q;
Sept int, to show cause. ii amy, why Tic said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand ami seal, this 2d
J,v of Sen. in the year of our Lo.l one th"u:-
and eight hundred and sixty-Une, and in the
eirh,y.sx,h year Of the sovereignty and lndepcn,
iencc Of the State Of South Carolina
W. .DuRISOE, 0.E.p.
o. -
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OBITUARY.

DIED, ut the residence OF his father JAMES
Dors,uftcr painful illness Of six days, AR
THUR D. DORM, aged IL years, 3 mounts and {
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Aug 81

Aug IS
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TO FARMERS & PLANTERS
II II J.,
SOUTHERN COMPOUND FERTILIZER
,J,NIrp ,rrrp,,n am
II | | l.,
Columbia, S. c.,
BY r, NJ, STOKES g. co,
MANUFACTURED AT

FHyHE subscribers hereby notify the Farmer:
Il and Planters oi the Southern Conftdcracy
that they now establishing factory for tha
production of commercial F-r,iiiser, S7hich they
believe will be found equal to any fertilizer here
tofcrc purchased from the North. All the inrre-
dicnts ri the SOUTHERN COMPOUND FER.
T1ilEER are inun,l in abundance in ;hc South,
and only require the application Of scientific
knowledge t" make us perfectly independent of
our enemies, even in this particular.
Our intention is to sell our Planters an honest
and reliable Fertilizer, peculiarly adapted to our
own soil, climate, and crops, and, as far as posi-
bic, shield them from the gross mpositions so
frequently .palmed upon them by Northern ma
nurc manufacturers.
Our Fertilizer contains all the clements ncces-
sary for the food of plants, being composed of
PULHERIZED NIGHT SOIL, POTASH, DIS
SOLVED BONES. SULPHURIC ACID, PLAS-
TER and LIME. The manure thus formed, con-
tainnsa large per ccntagc Of potash and other
alkaline salts, will render it arolGaJie for cotton
and will be found to influence the growth Of ali
other crops sufficiently early in the season, though
not quite so promptly AZ Peruvian Gnano. It will
hold out longer, and mature the seed perfectly,
giving decidedly the best crops, and will show
itself in most instances superior to Guano or many
other OF the most popular fertilizers. We shall
be ready to supply the Fertilizer about the 5th Of
September.
Price, Si5 per ton of 1000 ,1s., cash,
bankahlc paper. "r Confederate State Bonds.
r. II. STOKES & CO.
s Columbia, S. c., Aug 20 1T 3o
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DIED, ut the residence of his father, JAMES
DoES, after painful illness vi SIN oays' m
TIIl;R D. DORM, aged II years, , mounts and {
days.
inexoraJlc death how fatal are'thy shafts :! It
IA ut ull times ali awful certainty, bul thc uslch
sa,ion is more utllicttvc when one 50 ycans and
On nro,nisin. il the chosen victim; with bright
hopes ot .s,,air.s "Sa,,s ~ deck Tho worthy brow
S, ~ ,b;. obituary. helm. pos,c..ed of
1T; MIN; badc fair To he IN ornament to
o'.;a,, ,nI an honor to the Church lie had
49,. ,,r ,n,,r. thun two wears Il ncllier OF the
1T, Church and verified his faith by the life
,LnT;,.aJ al,bmyh Of very lively disposition,
-. IN .;n,o. ,n,nifested = ,.ro:uunl rr$pcct :or
"e i;,..L,ix "s Sn.,bj,. and al ru:. ls b,l n,
o'e 1T. .n,cnvnreI To discharge big dutv
1n" m r.. ,,, ,..r,, s.r.r,. I'm, H. bor. il ali
liiS ..s;rrs,;,n so b.cnuin, the child
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Something Rich.

Inc Richmond Dispotch has received the fol-
lowing efusion from "Tmmonsville, Darlington
District So Ca" The genius of the Pee Dee
country ever rises with the occasion. The verses
suit the tune and the tune suits the verses and
commend it as one-part chorus to our boys in
camp'-having taken the liberty to add single
verse just to tail it Off" as Col. T. used to say
1t was too much trouble however to douhle-rhyme
tho stanza
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Terms of subscription.

TIE FIELD AND F1REstDE is now firmly
established. II is handsomely rlntc, i'll fell"
form lnr binding, on the best paper, with clear
TYNE. Every exertiun is male 10 rin'licate it
claims ,o be THE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN THE SOUTH.
All wishing to become Subscribers, will please
ud,lress JAS. GARDNER, Proprietor,
Augusta Ga.
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HYM EN E AL.

MARRIED, ON the 22d August, at West Point
Ga, by the Rev. "A. F. Freeman, of Atlanta, MIR.
JOHN NJ. WARD, Of Edgeicld District and
Mis-, FLORIDE c. LEY, of West Point, Gu.
MArErLp, ON the 9Th August, by Rev. L. +.
c,r,rv. Mr.. CHESLEY SPEARMAN, of New
berry, and Miss CHARLOTTE, daughter Of DA-
v1p PAYNE. EST, Of Edgcfcll.
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NEWS,
Run the Blockade.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 1.-The brig West Indian,
with cargo of coffee, ran the blockade this morn
ing and got into port safely. She was chased and
fired at several times by tho blockaders. There is
much rejoicing in consequence.
The Charleston Mercury gives the cargo at 1900
bags of Coffee consigned to G. W. Williams Co..:
aud says thar now, four large merchant vessels,
with full cargoes from foreign ports, have sailed
into ports Of the two Carolinas within ten days
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From the Nswtera tN. !.) Daily Progress.
Fort NattcrnS Surrendered to the Fed

cTalls6!
Fort Hattcras was surrendered to the Federal
authorities ut about II o'clock on yesterday,
Thursday.
The steamer Winston, which left there s"on sf-
ter the surrender ON ycscrhy, arrived here about
10 o'clock last night.
She brought up nine w"ulded men ani one dead
body. From Lieut.. Ciiizo, of Captain Lambs
company, who escaped andcamc up, we gathered
the following particulars
The Federal steamers, Given in number, COM
menccl the bombsrdnentsn sn Wednesday. and the
Forts, Clark and llnttcras returned the lire. 1t
was kept up ill dark, win but little loss on our
side. 0u yesterday morning the conflict MAS re-
ncwcd and continued til,hnut II o'clock, When,
after desperate resisane. our forces were COLL
pcled to surrender, anilthc whole garrison are
now held as prisoners. sarc few who escaped.
Com. Barron Col BrMfurl, Col. Martin, Lieut..
Col. johnson, Major GilEan, Major Andrews, and
all tic Captains Of the pos, are prisoners.
Our entire force III HatteraS. on Wednesday
night, another geu;lclan informed us, was S'3.
Some few escaped, pcrhnps fifty Or more, nnd ut.
Citizen thinks not mrre than 10 were killed and
wounded. Probably likicd and about 20 wound
ed lie remained il tie Fort till half an hour pre-
viou. to its surrender and from the lucid manner
in which his statements were made We have great
confidence in them.
The Federal fleet consisted Of II steamers, ! OF
which were large was'camcrs. The hombar'lment
is represented by og in:ormers a$ in"ss terrific
1t. knight and Ii. Murdoch were brought up
wounded Knight slightly in the arm, and .'lur-
doch with his arm Ially injured. Probably am-
pu:a,ion will he necessary. The dead body oi a
Mr. Tinlcll, wc believe. from Lcn"ir, was br"nslit
u.
The news is sal and VIC can give N" morc 'hiS
morning. We will give particulars hereafter aS
ticy.reach Us.
1t. Citizen says our men fought hraTci nn''i
they were compelled 10 snrrenicr5 and The Ge!cat
to our arms is only To y. attributed to the s''pr-
rior;ty Of the lee ogrr our batteries. The ammn-
ton gaze ont 1T Fort Clark on Wednesday. ana
the gun. were spiked and abandoned, bat Fort
II tlcras returned the fire Of the e'lern- till u
on yesterday.
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State of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS, july Il. 1861.
by the Governor Of South Carolina.
pRGCI
DENTIST

= ApROC1,AMATION.
WHEEEAs, TIL. PRESIDENT OF THE
w CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMEiil-
CA has made Il reuuistion upon the State ut
1"nh Carolina for three thousand men, tbpt being
the quota al the State in the additional force now
being called ont: and whereas. il is required that
the Volunteers Offering for this service shall he
received fer and during the continuance Of the
war; and whereas, 1t is right and proper that
such requisition should he promptly complied with
Therefore, I, +. W PICKENS, Governor and
COMMANDMENTS Chief in and over the State Of
| South Carolina, by virtue Of authority vested in
me ny law, do hereby proclaim that Volunteers
for this service are desired, and will he accepted,
in companies, for and during the continuance of
the war; TO the number Of three thousand
men; each company TO be composed Of one Can
tain, one First Lieutenant, two Second Lieutcn-
| ants, four Scrgcants, four CDrpolals, two must
cans, and not less than sixy -four, nor more than
one hundred rritatcS; the officers to bc elected by
the companies respectively. No men will be re-
ccivcd. except those Of proper age and health
And 10. the purpose Of organization and in
strurtion, l 10 hereby designate "I.ightwood
knot Springs" near Columbia, and some proper
place at or near Aiken, as points for The establish
mcnt Of camps; and each company, after n full
and accurate roll of lis members. au certificates
nr the elections of It's officers. shall have i.rcn
IctulhSt " Ihc h'lhlHHl 'iGHcTdi bl HE stale,
sill repair I, the camp nearest To- il, there to be
mustered into SerTirc. AMI II he organized int.
Gnttdlinns or Regiments. Ii will MT hr n pre-
requisite in the acceptance al those rniaranic,
rIIai they >Il il. :.rm..i ;II!.iinl il hnra.l
al !nanN at rarn Will l.,
lmi l,' iuth'I l.I"..l,im ti,r Ill i. men "a
''.inl:,nm' Wiz. ,.unIcrrrl nIn Ill, N..r 1T ~,
.n,l who declined Id diver, rrn.oli', mastering
his service, aliL III certain cascS, where rIra:S
somIa.irs have been disorgnnizc. their :ucInncr>
also may volunteer as infantry under this rcqu!-
situn.
Aud 10 further proclaim, that no otber Com
ranir., BaGtalinns nr Regiments will nc received
uu.il this lorrc Of three thousand men hc raised.
Iwo additional Regiments "iCr tn" war arc
also called Cor Immediately; and have lcSiGna-
rcl tie Regiment HOW raised Iy Colonel Orr for
he war as one. an.! have uiivrct the other To-
COLONEL 'ircsg.
Given ,rn,lc. i..y hanl as Goycrnor aitl Com
mln,ler.in. thief, and under the seal OF the
Stats. NJ Columbia, this, the fifteenth a% Of
July, eighteen hundred and siXty-"ne, and in
the cish;y sixth year of the Independence Of
South CAROLINA. F. ". rICkENS.
July 81 1T ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

FLORIDA FRrrrs.-We received yesterday
from DR.. BaLcock, Of the Eernandina tlori.
dian, some specimens Of Florida lines and
lemons. which were excellent in size and ita.
yor i've would advise our fruit dealers 10
make arrangements during the blockade and
hereafter, to obtain supplies of these fruits
from Florida Charleston Mercury, 2lih.
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Notice.

N ELECTION will Lc held in Hamburg (thc
IA regular parade ground Of the Hamburg
Beat Company.l on Satur'lny The ih ssrtemD r.
for FIRST, SECOND and Tl!lkD LlhClEN-
ANTS to fill vacancies existing in said Company.
The members of the Company are hereby ordered
to ;ppcar ut the same time and place. ut !
O'clock, for drill anu instruction, armed and
equipped us the law directs.
Aianagcrs-IIcnry Solvman, George Damn
and w. II. Harden.
By order of D. H. SHAW, Colonel 7th Regiment,
S. Z. VI. o. IL. i. SCol l, Cnpt
IIamlmTr, Aug 81 1t 81
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DYSPEP SIA-
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in Disease Of The Stomach.
For the ahuvc mentioned diseases it is u SOW
crrign remedy. and will not fail in cNcctlns a
cure if the patient il not loo pcnurious to pcrsc-
rcrc in the taking of the Remedy. If one pnck.
ago don't cure you try another, and still another
und rest assured it will not fail in accomplishing
MI that is promised. And another thing yor
may rest assured uf, that you cannot take it long
without seeing and feeling that it has already be-
gun to benefit you and if so, continue taking il
Regularly, aud follow "ui all the 'lirecii"ns--an'
yn Will SOON BE WE'LL AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for sale hy DR.. G. w. 4 j. =
HODGES and l.. NJ. PENN, Edgeiield. 5. c., n
So per package,
July 81 BIN ~
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Notice This !!

A \ Election will hc held ut the regular parade
n ground (Elgefcld G. ll.) OF the E'lgeIeld
lca Company Oh Saturday, the .th September
neyt ror FIRST SECOND and THIRD LIEU
TrSANTS To fin vacancies now existing in said
Cmmr,nv. The members Of the Company nrs
hcrchy ordered to appear nj the same ti:ac and
nl,cc d o'clock for drill and instruction, Nri.el
and caatippea as the law requircs;
Mnna gers--L %. Loyela2c aad Orderly i. II.
MrGn;l lcugh.
Ii. B. GALLMAE, Capt.
Aue A2i Ct 81
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. From ,he n. c. Coast.

The Charleston -Nerc"'y, Speaking Of the news
from lIatteras, Gays: We learn that large
number of families arc leaving their homes on
the coast, with their slaves and porsunal effects.
Prompt and Deceive steps should at once he taken
FOR their rroiectuu.
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RallaWaY

wROM the Subscriber on Tuesday night, the
b 18th inst, my negro fellow ZEN Said icl-
low is about six feet two inches high very strait
made, walks upright, Of dark complexion, AM,
wore when he left homcspun pants coppcras and
white wovc at hume. Three fingers on one of his
hands have been cut by the gin, and the marks Of
it are still plain. His age is between IS and 80,
Carroll. EllJAh HohN.
Is II 81
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BLISS
REMEDY

Ell is customary nowadays for the pr"l'rictors
E and rr",rcrS of patent medicines t" array
helnrc the pull. eye in the most glowing r"l"r';,
accounts nf miraculous cures, and ut the same
timr cnmplain Of the p"vrry o! The English lam
guagc as hcing Inadequate lnronver IDEAS that
would do justice Ia their medical preparations.
Nuw the proprietor of the ah"vc- -nalmrd prcparn-
tim don't intend to pursue any such course, hut
will he content to say. canlidly. To the people,
what his preparation has done and will do The
pYSpEl'Tlc REMEDY needs no such prcpping
III. i,y any such cunnmsly devised fables. ELlSS'
DYSrEPTlC REMEDY is the only rrliahlc pre-
parn,iou now before the people for ALi. DIS
EASES OF TILE STOMACH. and those other
diseases that have their origin in disease of ihst
organ Ii has again and again cured when all
other preparations have failed. Its merits have
hecn discussed hy physicians in counsel. It has
often been pre.indsel and thrown aside by ply
scian. and consigned to the tomb Of quack hum
lucS and afterwards restored to more rongenal
cline on terra irma, to bo administered to their
wnrn-nut and exhausted patients, and with the
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t has been tested
and recommended. .hy the most eminent physicians
of the country. and one and all who have thor
mchly tested it in good faith, are unanimous in
IL praise. 1t will CURE TIL WORST FORMS o.
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A LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY
For tir.riuiN

For Virginia
THyIE undersigned. having agreed to raise
u Company Of MOUNTED RTli.LhKl TO
serve the Confederate for HE war. will receive
certain number Of uhle-ho'lied volunteers. inc
company. when filed, will hecquipped. and armed
with field battery and will be received into I'M
mediate active service Apply to
Capt. ALLEN J. GRENN, Columbia.
Junior LIST Lieut. S. r. EiNENElI. Charleston:
2l Lieut. WAl. Il. ATKINSON, Columbia
Aug2T = -
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State Of South Carolina,
EnGETIELD DISTRICT,
~ u"n:NlMY

ii'ca y. Mims, Applicant,
". ,,
Frederick Erslc aud wife Mary, ! "'s'''".
r.y an order from ,l. Ordinary, shall proceed
iO ,o scl ut Edlciicld G. H. on the first Mon
day in October nsx:. for pa:;ilon. tie Real rs
tute of Mary Ann luict deed, consisting ol u
TRACT OH PARCEL OF LAND, lying AM
heing in the District and State at"rcs'id, cUnts'n-
in. Two Hundred ("unl acres. more ar less n'
the waters Of Scu,h E'iisru, aud l"un'!e'l by
lands of Richard Gregory, VIA. Hreg"ry, Hcnr!
CatI and others.
Tppu,-SaiI land will bc sold OH credit "i
twelve months purchasers: T." give bond with good
:.cur.,ie:. an,l AIur,Eagc lu :he Ordinary 20 Sc
cura the purchase m"Ecy. Gusts 10 hc paid :l'
cash. Titles extra. LEWIS JONES, sEn
Saut d, 10
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Notice !!

A LII persons are hereby cauli"ncd from tra1
n ding inr either of tw" Nuics giyrr by the Sub!
,rrihcr with Mcs:rs. s. I. t;cn.lc aud L. bland
as sure;cs) To DR.. NJ. .a!:"r!a, tl.e first iat
ahnn; niii Jan. i:Gn, tnr SSui payable lst.ls
iSr;". with interest the ether given al tl. sa
time i"r :>I'u. i'eyah" - .ianuary lSt". q.
consideration for whir!, said Nnlrs were q,
has ,"t hccn co,"riicl WITH ana ! ;ln de,ernlg
to resist their payment.
T. r. ELAL0CF
july 81 Lux.
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Sheriff S Sale +!

Theu. Dean, Tax Collector, h""|a" '"I'"- I,.
rs. tie" Tar E.c~
.Jnr.lan Morgan. '"'""
EpY Virtue of an Execution directed I" me ny
Us Y!co. Dean, Tax Collector. will proceed I"
sci. -, the residence of Vim Il. .l"nr*, on the I'm
day Of September next, in the have stated r"$e'
TWO COWS and CALNES, levied on ~ Inc
property of Jordan Morsn: ,,,.r,
Ang 81 st ''t
AToTICE.--Ali persons having claims aSains'
tho Estate uf Margaret Ilihnrn, dec d.. are
requested t" present them, duly alse<ie'l anu
thnsc indebted to said Estate are notified to pay
the slme hy next Return day Longer 'n"'l'
gence will not be given.
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Notice..

HAVE several EXPERIENCED HANDS in
my Shur. We are prepared 10 ltEpAli Il BUG,
GIES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. %c. Als". all
work pcr,aining to Wood or Blacksmith shop
strictly attended on"t only Tor nsa,ne5S Hl toi
durability. GEo. .. olhoA ~
aup u 10
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H,OTICE.--All Persons having demands
~ against Estate of Dr. W. W. BroAdhnr't' OF
Heach Island, are requested to present the same
=, nsI ,be undersigned properly attested, and those
owing inc the Estate are requested to mike payment
Nv tbc Undersigned by the 10Th September next !;
,t,,sr,r;se the Notes and Accounts will he placed
IN ,Le hands of IN officer Of the law for coliec-
lion. NV o. r.
Aug Is
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Headquarters,
?rn REGIMENT. :. c. N. J
DrNroNsvILLE, Sept. 2, ISL. !


DrNTONsrILLE, Sept. ., ISL.
ORDEE, NJ -
m uhcden &C To orders from Head Quarters.
q colnmandanis Of Beat Companies are hereby
ordered to cause the census Of their respective
Companies to be taken as follows: All between
the aye. nf C and lS-he:wccn IS and 4j-and
all between the age OF IS and in--anl report the
same to mc forthwith. Please he particular III
designating the different ages so as to enable ME
to make my return correctly.
q. CIIEATlIAM, Col.
9th Rcgt. S. C. NJ.
Sept 2t -
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Observation-Disclosures.

QriXcr, ILL.,, SEPT 1.-An intense cxritvneut
prevails here, owing To an apIrehendcd attack
from the Cnnfrdcrate< in Missouri.
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Administrators Sale

EpY Virtue of an urdcr from ". T. Durisoe, Or
ED binary, will proceed 10 sell at the residence
vi Mrs. Frances Whto, on Saturday, the slSt
September, the personal effects Of l.. W. White,
deed, consisting Of One Fine Horse, Saddle AMI
Bride, one Wardrobe, enc Double Barrel Shot
Gun. one Fine Brass Ease Horn, &C., Sc.
TEnMs-0n Il credit 81 twelve months niiIl in.
tcrcst ir"n day Of sale. Sumo Of and under 81
cash. $. j. WATSON, Ad'or.
$eu.t 2t 2j
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Final Settlement.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Lylis
N Newhy, deed. are hereby required t"pay
up forthwith: ami all those having any demands
against said Estate are also requested I" present
them on or before the first day of October. on
which day final settlement will be made.
JAMES NEWBY, Ad'or.
Scpt3 st -
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Sept /
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Positive Notice.

A Ii persons owing the Estate of George ".
IA landrum, decd, previous to his decrease, l'y
Mute or Account, are requested 70 make S"lnc ar
rangemcnts as TO their debts before R"!"'n H"g.
or their Notes or Accounts will he put in Suit
without distinction.
w. N. LANDRUM. Ad'nr
Sspt :. II -
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MAKE Wapo,,s of every size and style

Having fine supply Of tho hvst lumber, their
work will be found as good as the best. In the
way Of encouraging home industry, and lor your
own benefit, give us a trial.
Apr2 II 81
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Excitement in the Pan Handle.

WHEELING, VA, Sept. l.--Grcat excitement
exits here tonight. owing to q dispatch received
from Fremont, which reports the secessions;s of
the back counties rising and marching on the
town, intending to burn it, tear up the railroads,
&C.
The rising is supposed to be in concert with
some movement Of Gen. Lee.
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i'roln New York.

MN ruEK. august 1t.--Il"hi:: -.-..-..''.
was arrested yesterday. oa his wa to Vow lIamr-
shire, to purchase shoe pcssig machine t"r u
Georgia establishment He wusescortcd to Fort
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

Forty thousand dollars hcl"nfing to Southern.
err WAS seized yesterday in die Park Bank
Cotton is LrisE !, ,nrU balls sul.l yesterday. Ut
ouIr
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A1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an APP
~ plcation will he made to the Legislature q;
IFS next Session, to alter and amend The Charter
of Incorporation of the Town of Aiken.
Aug q 5l*
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04
Flour and Candles.

q UST received fins supply of CHOICE NEW
eS FLOUR. .tlS", q large 10: al; Adaman,inc
CANDLES. i. V. EQGBuRN.
July 81 If 80
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Notice. .

VNTANTED, By a Young Lady with good
wv English education, situation as Teacher.
Tho applicant is native Of the District, and has
experience q, Teacher. Apply ut this Office.
Ans IS u ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-04

lis Edii"rs are Literary, Jas. NATHAN Ellis
Agricultural, l'A1IEL LEE, ii. D., Professor "i
A@ri"uiinrc in Georgia University: Ilnriiraltarc.
Eicr9I: LArAsrE.