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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

OBSERVATIONS oF i TOUR IN LISCoLNDON.
The Charleston Courier Of the 22d inst, no.
tres the arrival in that city OF MIR. 4. +
Dinges who has just returned from an import
ant mission ID LiGcolndom. The Cywiy
says:
MIR. D., in his travels, visited all The large
cities and towns Of i'm portanca and gathered
Il large amount OF valuable information. --
| Narlke preparations OF the most eNtensi se
kind continue 10 be made, although III rri-
Hate conversations large mum beers OF persons
expressed their sympa thieS with the Sauti!,
and their conviction that the South would
triumph in the struggle. Business generally
seemed brisk, except III those houses former
" engaged IN the Southern trade. The Gov
ernment work employs vast pumb Der Of
hands that would otherwise be Idle. The
farmers have suffered Terri My, being unable
to sell III cir produce and crops, the prices Of
fered not paying the expenses of transporta-
ton
Since the securing OF their harvest, the wax
spirit seems gain TO have gained the ascend
ancy, and the farmers well as the mer-
Chants, laborers, DC, have been Whirled in-
10 the current, and are oil for the wars.
Travellers are watched very closely by de-
tectiyes on steam boats, railroad cars, st no
tells and boarding houses, and no stranger is
allowed TO stay in place without registering
his name. No one Is allowed to pass within
Tie circuits OF the camps without pass from
the General commanding. Arrests are made
ing TO escape 10 the South. II. is almost i'm
possible to escape. Mr.. ID. was arrested twice
on his travels, and detained in different cam ps
for some six or seven hours. BY Representing
himself as an escaped uniopist from the
South he was furnished with passes and treat
Ell very handsomely by the officers in the
camps, and on several occasions Invited To-
dine with them.
On his return he was obliged TO travel on
foot, over mountains, &C, ia order 10 avoid
the Lineoinite camps. Whilst III Kentucky ne
heard of the wilifni murder of four travellers
near Madisonfiiie by some of the hends. In
addition TO this they Were arrestinG citizen :
suspected OF secession procliyities and send.
Ing them OF as prisoners to Washington and
New York. The Kentuckians, however es-
pecially in Southern Kentucky, were voinE-
teering almost unanimously In the Confeder-
ate ranks.
The news OF the capture of Port Royal
reached MIR. ID. while in Illinois, where IL
was represented that Charleston had also
been taken. The news caused great rejoicing
among all classes. They say they are deter
mined 70 ight 1t ont, aud that the South will
be compelled 10 submit.
pisA0usTIHo ouR 9rss At FoRf RoYAL.
The Norfolk Day Book having latsly pub
lfshaN noua strictureS uuou the YnaunaP In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

1t IL SAID that tne yentuEous rebel who
sisltsd All the posts Of the left wing OF Liz
coln's army few days ;teo. under a written
permit from Mcclellan, was no less q person
age than the famous Wigfail.
Col. Corcoran, confined In prison at Castle
fnoknsy. Oharisston. (wAo y The hostage Tor
smith, one OF our prlvateersmen, already
Committed 10 the condemned cell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

7 ADIES' UNDEE-WEAR.-Silk ana Ne.
4 rino Under Vests ind Drawers; corsets srom
81 70 30iaches; Pln' lieed Gloves Hosiery in ain
Chssks: wail~ooks hsailiants, India Twill.; frl.A
Linens Isnsp shsetinsS Table nalaaaks; rnrni
lure Lial.syi Raj kanEsis. Alao cArpsss, a good
variety o. spy, lnsrsst Velvet. and brussels.
ChklstIAN 4 LATHROP,
oc IL ca N.iu ssraaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

vVJTSTsn i ;S
w Casrry Pastoral Rceskes's Pulmonary Bal
sAnl, Or PaI er's Tolsss .nA nansress Other cough
=. 4 u. s;sosSSxkxxAA 90. Dra.r.s..
~ u 3lAn ~, nser Old Narksk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

he Norfolk Dap Bopa says It is in conteIn-
pl;ehon TO hold an indigna ton meeting in
that city fox the regulation OF the price Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26
By GoDDIN & aPPEFSoV, ii -er-o.-cry.,

sas JAMES III TATLon $ Sos, auetie1 as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

N"'s
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Proclamation.
STATE or s0rTll CAROLINA. !

EXfrrTIvE pErAETNE%r, Lmly L. lShl.
A CCORDTNti to An Act of :hc Confederate
n Congress entitled "An Act To put into opc-
ration tho Government under the permanent Com
s;i;utinn ni tic Confederate STATES o: America,
il is required that each State shall vote on the
first "Wednesday in No"enIjcr next, fur President
and vicr President of the Confederate States.
which officers Rre tn bc IaaGguratc "nthc twenty
7ecnnd nf February next, ami
WHEREAS The existing lnw d! the state pro-
vidca that the Electors for President md Vice
President shall heaprnincl by he Legislature,
and whereas, the Legislature Of this State will not
he in regular session Rt the time prescribed BY
the aforesaid Ar;. for appointment ri Electors,
Therefore. he il knGwn that I, r. W. PICK
EMS, Governor in and nver the Stale of South
Carolina, hy virtue of the power vested in me By
tho Constitution, authorizing the Governor, on ex-
traor,liTary occasions. tn convene the General As
sc,nbly. do issue this, my PROCLAMATION,
chilling upon GTnl requesting tbs Senators ans: the
members Of thc lIonsc of Representatives to con-
verc in Columbia on the first Monday in NOvem-
her next ensuing. that they may hc present III the
House Of Representatives an the said frat WedneS-
day in November, to npn"nt Electors Of PTcai-
dent and Wee President Of the Confederate Stntes
nf America, ir conformity with the Act IF the Con-
fr,lcr.te Congress aforesaid.
A. the permanent Government is to be organ-
lied, election Will DC required "f t"o senators
from this State ana also, in all probability, con-
:itisriug the peculiar State Of the county. oiker
important matters will he acted on a. the same
session of the Legislature.
Given unltr my hand and the seal OF Inc State
aforesaid. nj Cnlumhia this the sixth day OF
July, in the year nr olr' Lori, one thousand
ciu Ii, hundred an -iyty-nnc. and in the eighty
sixth year Of the Independence Of the State Of
South Carnlina F. VI. PICkENS,
Isasc II. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
.Inlr II, 1851. l,nlln. ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Attention, CitiZeBS

Ar the Instance of several prominent citizens q
call il hereby made for meeting of our respec-
tive Companies in the Court House on next sat
urday, the Goth inst, at o'clock, P. N. As bH-
ainess of importance will be presented 10 Inc
meeting for its action, it is desirable that there
should be full attendance.
All persons within five miles of the Court
House, capable Of defence at home, or active ope-
ra,ions in the tented field irrespective of age,
land not in some other similar organization, are
upon the muster rolls of the two Companies formed
here, and expected to attend the drill Of one or
the other of these Companies.
The Cavalry Company meets at o'clock, a.
NJ, next Saturday, and the Infantry at ) o'clOcf'
y. NJ, for drill and instruction.
JOHN HCIEr, Capt. Infantry.
LEWIS JONES, Capt. Cavalry.
Elgefeld c. IT., July Is. 1861.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
rb. Rich s;ouptain Fight.

l.o,1>v.LLr, July ll.-T:.e Eicil Mountain iish;
ha. yr,wn .mal: i,y degrees. Tic ir;est dispatch
STAGE ;ka, tho 5pa;tcrnrfs inrrr WIS SEQ strong,
a.,l .wu pieces oi artillery, Instead Of @tpO as rr-
r,r.c:I. The Suutitcra"rs loss rras scTenty-!ve
killed and about rs many wounded. The Federal
l.ss eleven Killed ard t!!iry-fvc wo''ndsH
III" above hi.,,iri was aiTf'Ted ny Met 'si-
land. hui !.s own dispatch to Washington reports
;wc:tr killed ana forty w"r:..i"d. Mrcleiia'''l
apparently made hi- plans ,0r;. certain victor;
AMI sent his fuletm$ hr!rfe tie G!f: nrcnrTe'l.
bn, - courier lost n:G "ay. and :IeCi,h! ;T";i,.E
al lay III III" signal wi,:ci In ti'i't 81. ":''t TIE
.n;.r; rise re,,,:c.l il, ;i.v pd;.,';"f >%r men
iy The i've invading rr.i!,.:i'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
To the Planters Of Edgefeld District.

EDGEFlELD c. H., July 18th, lS6l.
The undersigned have been appointed Com
missiorers Of the Confederate States for this Dis
trict, to receive subscriptions Of Cotton and other
produce for the support Of the Government.
Factors selling ths crops Of Planters will re-
cciyc, for tic portion subscribed by them. the
Eight Per Cent Government Bonds, interest pay
able semi.unnually.
public meeting will he held st this place on
Sale day next. The Planters of the District are
earnestly requested to attend and give ald t" this
laulsble and patriotic cause.
LEWIS JONES.
ANDREW ]. HAMMOND,
WM. GREGG,
WM. C. M0RAGNE,
ARTHUR SIMkINS,
mmissioncrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

been frrmedin many places are too near
each other and hence too small ;-in other sections
be move has failed because all could not be off
cers. Some mems patriotism can never be seen
unless ,hrir names are pre!accd with some militia
ry title. know Of ore company, Mr.. EDIToE,
will YOU believe it, where there military
o.fiecseekers they have held no election yet, but
they meet and drill and they learn. Is not this
an N anomalous state Of things: Now what wish
tv suggest is. that every man who feels that he
can and will bc ready and willing with his gun,
to march to any part OF our State, wherever IN
cncnly may land, in 10 hours after such notice be
given. should attach hinlsclfl 10 some Que oi these
Companies. each Company TO consist "l at least
80 mon. We eau certainly set five companies
in the saluda Regiment When THESE Companies
arc organized let them meet at some central point
and elect Lieut. Colonel from those m"st com
retcnt to command for would respectfully Sug-
eest, Mr.. Enl7oR, that merit alone should guide
men in the selection nf officers. We don't wish
simply good sort Of clever fellow, but man Of
nerve, brave and decided military talent; for 1t
we meet the enemy it will be no child's play
The other two Regiments could perhaps torm
another Battalion. We would then have an or
sauization we could depend on. We are perhaps
in no danger from invasion just now, cur climate
will doubtless project us until frost; hut we can
say after that what may be done. landing can
he easily effected. In the meantime. we should
prepare for any and every emergency. Il will
NJ; do for men to say, is far to go to such
place to drill. Our crops are now in such state
that every man can easily spare day out OF every
week and surely no one will be so inconsistent
AS 20 rcfase his State oneduy'S service in wLef,
when he enjoys at the same time. all the adran-
cages nf home, family and friends. If lie thinks
i, hard. he should fink Of our volunteers in II
..iuia, and blush The die is cast rar, horrm 'rnr,
is upon us and from present Indications not likely
20 c!cSe. Every one ss:aull he ready to bear his
part, for he may have il to do. The battle ground
i, far from US and sc have the scnhance OF peace
around our doors, but we must not deluxe our
selves and imagine we are secure,-thc d"lusi"n
may prove fatal. "@fluN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
The Engagement at Rich Mountain.


ElcuNoyn, July lj.-Reports brought here hS
passengers relative to the fight nj Rich M"unt"in'
on Thursday, ara confused ;nd unreliable, a:''
every way unsatisfactory. One passenger in high
Official position, states that "u'y 'lrec companies
Of ConEedera,cs under Col. Pcgraln were c''=ag''t
with the redcrals.
The loss of The conrcler.,es in killcd was 20 or
40 Col. pcgram was seriously wounded and taken
prisoner. Abun, 3h0 F"lerais arc reported killed.
\ number of Confederate troops whu were sup
posed killed or taken prisoners. have reached their
camp uninjurra.
However intcn2c tn" inreres: of the public for
reliable news about this battle, ii il yet impossible
10 obtain ii. Thirteen prisoners were brought in
today from Yorl,owa, anA ~" spies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

l.lr Thew C,..4,.-l il" recruiting oj';c"r'
i.r ti,c Er.t R,.si'n,;,' 81 class l!',, n H.E.
ioi;. have &>,'c,i :!;r i',.!"".:. '.irr.
f.l .\c,~ C'a'e,n,s ~ !.i":.as"g' tst':'rs
a.g. rorsnnaG, 'iojf. - Men "i>!. q
iii. His grand yrn;nc.,r|c vi! tsc Il >pic :
IL! Opportunity ii si:;!yins { te"@rdi.v: !
|; ;,a:r;.; heal ard gc"o=ic;: i,.,;"rcs ui the
Southern country. I.ey Mil he p"Gf'teG
will suitable ;:avpiii. c,'s:mr:c, r;:toa$, 'lc..
aid m rcw"v,ir.: Lr tr:i sam Itr' .c;ng
VIII arrive in New Qr'ea!- il time ~ c''l,-
br4c Washi,,.'na's l,:r!t'iay. February -
lSiio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
For the Advertiser.

Normal SchoUlS.-IntOrm Wanted.
Now is the tiu,c, Mr.. ErIToa, I" erect scho"ls
f.r tie education Of every youth in he Sou!l
s3dncalrn makes nat"n great, and IN ai' ages
.c number Of learned men hive constituted TIC
wealth Of a na,iCn The first s;cp in making n"-
ton in&epenlcnt is 10 he independent in litera ure.
hi, State is not in.lrueE.ient in This respect =
MANY of the teachers in South Carolina are
,atyes nf ether States, either Northern or South
.ra. Let all true patriots now con;rir:c earnest
md ever sell.d.nSinc lul.cr Of head and hand IN
his noble ;.c. Let the promising ch:'drc'
Who's. parents are confined !'y the iron chains OF
,uverty, ie Oui;cd After. Let Normal schools
10 the good work. am truly interested i'll th'S
ioale cause, aud have been engaged, professional
~ several wears in the cause Of female e'!Grai''n
May bo permitted :" ark the IHcsI'"i'' 'o"
ua;,v Normal frinal. sclo"l< l"ca;c'i y! SGuI
'ar,l:na-aad where are tbey-and en- wh"t
terms can ,uuil$ he received: ! know same very
promising female children, that nave heen Faith
u!lv tring for some :"u;!s past. whose parents
,re no; able to give them III: accomplished c'!|cs-
ion Their ages are from ten TO fourteen years
ia. Ii the State "r hi0d persons that G-'! ha'
blessed with wealth viii talc n"i;c" u! these nr"i:-
i.iny lii;ls girls. they, believe, viii make sape-
cior scholars: Why no: c.uratc and arrnni.c The
air c.iI,lern inra on the sill Of sal:an, :r'b''
..ui. Carolina. in reference 70 bringing t';ie
Su;.nv South iii, Sc .! = c"!,l nativity:
Ii arv ulIe eau iufaiiu Inc CORRECTLY i.:c !tl!':
&C., % cu,erimg pupils in N.ru.a! ssho"i: III S":':h
cAr.,l;n: please tlns3 r addressing i".'. p"t''''
rurylinn," Edgeie!i, [. Il. Ina few years Intel
i..ncs will taas the PLACE of ignorance, an'! pos
Gritty will admire The i'hi!antiircp:.ts VA" may
Ike this cnuse in i,an.i rr.i'eriy-ani bless their
n.l nrirs after thry lave g',He t!:c WY T.! a 'hs
... ;,;r,r-..Si,,ST { tI;JliXA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
P.r the Advertiser.

Mr.. Enlron: In time Of peace should we n"i
:" "prsparo for war; South Carolina h.s men
and resources enough left to defend her sail, but
We arc without organization and Giripnc. II
cannot be denied that arc almost entirely with
ont military organization to meet an enemy should
n landing be .n:,,lc upon soil. There is a per
feet mapia for g"iog to Virginia. In our District
nearly all our field officers hnro left, and II nc
had officer, tlero urc no men on the muster ri s.
-pcraaps not enough in two EcG'&ents 10 '"'m
one company acnce It will not 20 to Deepen" On
the present organization, which only requi' o. men
betneen the age Of is asdA'. uoWs guards haro
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
arriyn, of :; French Fleet.

Bos7os, Jaly ll.--A n steamer with the
Admiral On board, has = led a. Halifax, where
she awaits the arrira! "i six "ihcr*, WHEN tn"
French l.et sails i;auti
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Notice.

~ order Of the Ordinary Of E,sricll District
- will sell t" the highest bidder 1t Edgefel,l
{. H. on the first Monday ia august EeXt L FINE
LEVER WATCH, belonging t" the Estate o!
jaime: Rushton decd. Terms trade known on
,'ay of sale. :. i. WllAILEi, Ad5nr.
July IL, 1861. .; -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

tz,~ The /. :. Secretary Of ii: Treasury has
detained A:lan,a gn..i 81: Ii: Phili'!slni.:a mHi,
TO be returned wi:sneysr the S:'r"f ti,'''s' re
t .sa. !, her a'lo:iam..i IL: United 'i"i,s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
EfaIisinns NNtice.

ar The -c.ula Mee:ns Of TIE iih i':y:-
IN If The III As<n"ia;i'a lie following:
,:e> 'lu,ion WAS a'"i;sd
Eca,ircl. That. in view "f l,'irc:snt un!airy
Im,Ii:on Of our country. W: recommend to ;ir
.hur,lle> represented in this msr;ng to observe
.:KIDAY, the 18th Jniy, as a day Of Fasting.
Humiliation and Prayer u .sE:i.hir God. that
TIu wo;.:i avert the calamity will! which we ere
now threatened, and rcst"rc p:rre 70 our land.
J. :. MiTHEWS, MODERATOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
LA TEST NEWS.

Especial Dispatch to the Charleston courier'I
Death of EX-Gorern0r Adams.
ColrMalA, July 1i.-Ex-t"v JAMES II. AnA"s
ae,i on Saturday night. at his residence IN this
fRichland) nisrict.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

ss.s" Tl.. la; :ecya.::, lr";n 'H:i:ss@r:: "@':e
,Ayuu ia Ii. rlg:ay. Mt! nce c":iri"s ani "a,
rciabl".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Fer Sportsmen.
Blacksmithing

HAvlNG been thrown III: of employment by
\ u the Lardness cf Tic times, and wishing :.
support myself and family by my labcur, | have
secured Mr. Goode's Brick Shcp where rruposo
to do oil kinds Of BlACKsMl1ulSG, tpriitu-
lary repairing Busgies ard Garage, l.p l1eu)
w;,h plsntation work, u6:so Sher!Dg, &c. All
work brought TO TIC Stci sl te pltup,!y st.
! tended to. JOHN HsI6Y.
June ~ n -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, JrI.Y .. 1851.

HEADQUARTERS, JrLr .. 1861.
GENERAL ORHERS 10. s..
n?FrcENS OF THE STATE MILITARY
" ORGANIZATIONS nltl allm, MIXERS belong
ing to any Company of such organizations arc
hereby directed not to lave the S'ate for the rn'-
p"se of cu;ering any scrrire heyrnd its i;nits
and Recruiting Officers are herewith i"r''id'I !"
take and surh men, under any protest. unirSS a.
special permission "r the Governor anu Gon'nah-
.lcr-in-Cl.;ef. BY order: ;. H. Il" 10
A;ijutantand In<rccto'-Ecncrai '' . a. -
July 10 II -''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
OBITUARY..

WENT h":uc To- lleaver. on ,ic9,h lay of July
WILLIAM. aged eight lG"n;:l. am' .is drl.
.uur gcSt chilli Of pr. Wv. and Mas. HELEN N
irrr.
= set ny heart upon fnwcr,
An. watched its hl".'m: from day "a day
BIZ. in - dark and stormy hour.
U.uth J1,c my cherished ttc'rcr n.e"y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

gsgr. Tie friend. of JACKSON cov!sR aa.
apunc. him Candidate irr ClrlI; "t ,ilc Curt y
f:..lrei.lI district, at the ncEt cleripr.
Apri! 23, 1851 10 Etr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17

y,n~ are authorized by rnaay friends "t Col.
:. HARRISON to a..n"uuc. l,im ra.G!ae for
re-c!eciou to ;ac fec uf CLERK oi SC Ccrrt f"i
El."tiel,l District;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Fresh Family Groceries.

m PENN. Agent, has ir'-;,r.i :'-'r., So.
EL. ply ct GRhCER!ES ".i sNItf ~ =
ukipTl0N. which .,c WI! -. lf'!,.iv: :
Cash from this date. Al ":.''>: s.. "-i.s',' u
ihi- line r'a=t tc artomraI:-'. as. ~ 's:.i'
NJ, :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
CHICKS 81 SPRINGS,
DISTRICT, s. g..

CREETTii,i.E DISTRICT, ). e.
E5!lE 'u;..rriitt ,.n,;:;S; :''s ctr "r'f' ai
& ral .naua2rri,.l 4 tl'. lI"'c 81 s'er: well
Aru:gn .al "irtF.A:t s:RINGS. '"h,- lir't<-
.rr IL iii,:uu: Ia. :4rci;:r.; F"!;'.. thnt it
=. ..ir.:'r'i ~ ~: .c""nr'!a'..:: ! I'll
:". IL. .p'i !H....
'in- llo!si i. ie::,e irnr'&ai ir"is'':i "rd
cxia: r'l".i 49, ai Hlr:'" Naii:i: ar' c:'-
.as,r! E..ry ':.er'nr "il! ie mt'" to rc'"r
80. ',i.:' ;i:.:l as:"ei''.s Il i"t''a1' ai'd I"
;..,:;. ,;.l! f:>it"7..
!i.c !.i:mi. Of lar llple! are requested 10 gi;c
earl. r,,;ce ri ,Ar:r iritrc'l visits. in order 10
i.s.. hr:r Re 49, sra: 'r ;l!,:' ;::'iNal
,n.c!.s y Il l.. = r.,,!;:.es: :; The Enir"n4
y ,.,: IL t::r",! IL. c'rr. .as:r":tr' l." Ire
. .', II. .:.r. !. ~ i!:r !!,.:o Z. ''r ;i"cl vi:
.Ii.:'..t..!, =! I.bE.
,,:i:,', ,,.:... -, = .: !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-17
Liberty Hill

Eii MALi Sof10oh
YHy!IE Exercises Of This schonl will be resumed
Il on the 18th July inst, under the direction OF
Miss MATILDA SMITH.
Miss SMITH has had charge Of this School for
the past FIVE months. where she has. Though her
grcn. energy, happy facility rS rSimpartng inStrue-
tion and amiab.c disposition, won the highest cs.
tcenl and encnmiums Of praise fruni her patrons
and friends Miss 5. is lady Of Southern birth
and education, anil has proven herself in every
respect capable for the position she occupies.
E:Je Terms, &C.. as heretofore. tiond hoard cnn
he obtained, convenient to the School, ut Eensonn-
Lu prices.
10" For further information address either Of
the Trustees.
Il. J. SHEPPARD,
a. G.. WHITE.
JAS. s. HARRISON,
WM. #. WEST.
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