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From an E.xli.h Cst,es spl..ias Organ.

The Manchester GUARDIAN paper devoted
10 the cotton spinning interest Of England, In
tts issue of May 1Olh, holds forth as follows:
A rough but sure instinct has already told
hi. country TO which side its sympathy is due.
The very arguments addressed to 1t by the Sc
ressiol.is,s were sufficient to show their true
,harac'er. and to put them In the wrong
Enpland" they said, "cannot do without our
90 ton and therefore sannst Afford TO be against
-. An embargo on our ports means for her .
r.b4 llion in lancashire" The mere uso OF such
an argument Ia sufficient to show how utterly
the American slave owners misunderstood the
ceilings of those whom 1t most concerned. II
~ one Of the clsss which betray the motivs
actuating those who use them, by exhibit
| inR their notion Of the inducemsnts likely
70 operate upon others. IL supposed that
| Englithnen were simply hypocritical In their
| protestations against slavery, and would throw
their objections TO the winds In order TO secure
their own material prosperity. 1t has already
received its answer. This country proved the
sinsarity OF its aversisa to the horrible system
by the price II paid for the emancipation OF the
| slaves in its own colonies. But IL has never
| besn slow to recognize the difficulties which
/ have opposed . similar step in the United
States 80 long as slavery was there Regarded
/ In the light thrown upon 1t bv the hrst found :
ers of the Union, asa great bat inseParabie syL'
l 30 long its existance was treated ny EnSlish-
l man as an occasion rather for pity than re-
proach IL was not till they sa = II openly de-
Tended as blessing, justified by texts OF scrip
tura supported by ministers OF the Gospel, that
they began to revolt against the people who
could maintain such outrageous doctrines.
We arc glad to think that political liberty, az
we'll as moral justice and the right OF defense
against unproyoked aggression. is on the side
l OF the North in this great quarrel. But al,
though slavery may not be the actual source d
the contest, from the moment this begun, II
has furnished tho distinguishing badge Of th'
combatants. Without slavery there nigh
| none tho less have been war betwesn Ndti
l and South, but without slavery that war woul'
have been exempt from the malignant au'
deadly character which 1t now sssras fated I
assume. Tho South Is lighting it may he said
under the pirates hag. II the usual penalty
not inflicted on prisoners taken from its rank
| IL will be because humanity, after all, revolt
i from such Draconian justice and not becaui
line sentence would DO undessrvsd.
/ l This country must therefore, rejoice In II
! uu,nimity With which the North has arisen
. | nut down these abmnations, toput them do~
} not merely for the moment, but for once -
forsyW.. <asR s-A -
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THE WEEKLY SUM
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1861.



TnaE arc good many persons in tlis city, and
several joarnsis disposed to cast ritieule upon
the movement for the organization OF . reserve
military force, under the name VI 'Ths Home
Guard" Toe ides how svS Is a good one (al-
though IL would have been exposed to much
les misconstIuction under its proper name Of
. Reserve iorce) ana, without cri;icising the
motives Of those who oppose It, We express the
earnest uish hat IL will be vigorously prose
eutod, in spite cf the nec-s Of msn who can
rsss neither haLd por voos for the defsass Of the
Union in this trem eudCus erisis VI its Fate. We
arc possibly, but At tho beginning t tbs conflict
which Southern porfjy aud Southsrn treason
have forced upon us; and though Nsu York has
thus far, nobly responded to the cils Of tbs
National Government, no man can tell what
further sacrifices Ne may have 70 mako ia tho
maintenance Of our dearest rights, ani tbs pro-
lection Of our social and individual interests.
II is all important, therefore, that every abe
ent 10 required in tbs camp or in the deli,
should not only ohsrish ths patriots feeling,
bat should devote portion Of their uns to the
scquisi ion Of that military knowledge snd
experience in tho u's Of arms, which are az
solut.iy necessary TO their acting effectively
Ia any case Of emergency.
We know not yet what proportions this war
may assume. W. know not yet what compll
cations with fOrei N poSe;s may ari'e out Of
IT. but the best and surcst way TO prevent for
sign power, taking advantage Of our d,ihcil-
tics or intcrmcilling in our domestic affairs,
is ~ show them that We arc not only united
and detcrn mined in our purp zee, but that We
are thoroughly Organized and prepared to re-
'ist their Interference. Tnis we can do only
by an univ NersL iru ing of the nation under the
rIlcs of military discipline.
Daring her wars with the first NAPOLEON,
England recruited her armies largely from her
- many and Ler volunteer forces, aud these
otuits she could at once place in the field;
ssd when she was threatened with iLyasion,
the immense volunteer movement Of hor poo
pie to repel the expected invader, dispollol the
cloud which, for a time, hung heavily over
the island. To us, a Home Guard is, at pres
ent, necessity; and wo hope that in this city
and throughout the state, and in. .the tcities,
towns and villages Of the other states attached
to the Uuion, the organization and the disci-
pliniug of reserve forces will be prosecuted
with alacrity and zeal until the peace Of the
country is re-.stablished and the authority o
the National Government! fully vindicated.
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The Prize Bark Hiawatha.


of sElLJ
Tho British bark Hiawatha, which was tow
ed TO this port on Thursday evening, now lies
in tho stream opp,sits the long dock Of the
Navy Yard. She IL of four hundred tons reg
lister, and is owned in Liverpool, England.
One Of the officers Of tho Keystone State fur
ri.hes the following ststemsnt:
On Monday last, information was recsived
by the respective Commandants Of the block
a0ing fleet OF Old Point, Virgins, th.t a bark
laden with heavy freight would attempt to
run the blockade, and the officers were accord
insly ON vigorous look out for her. At about
hall. past seven o'clock on that morning. tho
bark Hiawatha WAS observed by the v. 8.
steamer Star Formerly the Monticello) sail.
ing down the river ut fall speed. A shot was
fired across her bows, with no effect, and the
bark parsed on, needless Of the hostile
salute. The Commandant Of the steamer,
aware that there were other vessels on the
watch for her, did not CHI se her. She soon
passed within range Of the guns Of the flag ship
Minnesota, whsn she was 6rod at twice; the
hrst shot went across her bows, and the second
between her masts. The intention Of her cap
tain appeared to be to got away from u.s. into ths
port Of Norfolk, some eight or nine miles dis
tsnt. When the second gun vas fred, sh'
heayed to, and was boarded by United State
| officers. She was searched, and found TO con
tain large cargo Of tobacco, with invoices ~
ths same amounting to 800 900. The yesse
made the most vigorous efforts TO escape tn
blockade, and the Wind was in hsr favor. Sb
carried the English flag at hsr mizsn mast; bu
at ths time Of the seizure, the officers suspects
that she was owned In Virginia, and that tn
name on her stsrn--"HiawathA, Liverpool
was ms rely decoy.
| Lieut.. RUssKLL and prize crow wore sent o
1 board Of her, and remained in charge OF har Ii
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We take the following from the Panama
Star and Herald:
An snscdote has recently bcsn relatei to us
as true, which we have no reason 20 dOust II
has been current in Lima for sons tins at
and Is known To nearly every one there. The
story helps TO prsvs what We have already
stated about the m'smanagement ~ the Paru
yisn Government, and how far President Cas-
III.LA allows his juegos de recreo to interfere
with the public interests.
Lately, so the story goes, President CAsrnLA
lost In one night hundred thousand dollars al
his fayorite game Of cards In Chorrillas on
the following day he called upon the Secretary
Of the Treasury to furnish him with the amount
for Government the latter replying that he
had not cash ready, the President ordered him
to make out Government rdles TO that extent,
which wonld answer his purpose.
In obeying the order, tho secretary wrote out
pales for one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, and present cd them TO CAsTILLA for his
signature. On eeSing ths sum the Presiden,
remarked that he only wanted one hundred
thousand. know that, says the secretary, bu'
want fifty thousand and so the rales were
signed, and the public finance, loft minus one
hundred AID fifty thousand dollars spent ir
gambling.
So much for the autocrst Of Peru having tn
entire control of tho government In his owl
hands, and the people kept too much in dread Q
Imprisonment to dare TO raise their voice
against such oursges.
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Accounts received from Santa Fe TO the 6lh
instant, represent all quiet in New Mexico.
Several army ofscsrs had rssigaed, and 1t was
thought an attempt wSuld be made to send
delegates to Montgomery. Col. LoRrso OK
cried himself successfully to keep down ex-
citsuent. The annexed Dispatch appears In
tho St. Louis RGpubIicdn!
Expeditions against the Apachss arc still in
progress. A treaty is about to be made with
the Camanches acd Kiowas. Officers had
been seLt from Department headquarters for
that purpose. Indians are peaceful on the
route. There are large numbers Of Kiowas
and Kaws In at Fort Larned.
Much excitement prevails in Missouri, west
Of Jefferson. A secession flag Is flying at In.
are stopped, and baggage examined by an
armed guard Of state troops at the broxsr
bridge At the Usage.
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CITY NEWS.

DEAIH or JOHNNY MORROW, tux NEWS
Boy. ~ JosSsr MoRRow, tho well known
nswsboy, whose interesting autobiography was
published not lcns siree by BARs's 4 CO., died
on Friday night in Brooklyn, after painful
operation, which he hat sustained with much
little struggl,r Tor the means Of becoming a
missionary, in which laudablc ambition his en-
orgies wcro absorbed. lls outstrt IN life was
frsm the Newsboys' Home, in falton street,
and he wss of,n heard to say that his moral
TOT q had taken its character from that 1sstitu-
,ion. Tie funeral services vii, ta'a pl,co At .
o'clock, T.. NJ, ON Sunday, AZ The = ate street
Congregational Church, near iIaisht street
Brooklyn.
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It Is said the K. q. q. (Knisbts Of the Col
den Circe) have lodge in full blast In Bro opf'yr
numbering about 100 members, aud some II them
veil Known citiGeus sons months siuce arout
half the lodge seeded, fearing the lesdis might
pen yer, the organ nasion TO disuuon puPos -. the
pofe.ssd objss Of ths association is the coljnh.-
q on Of portions Of Mexico, AMI its ul'imas s "
srOment by Americans. The pl,cs Of usstns Is
Fu TN ST. ces and te msmbers ara called 'os''her
by the display OF . small tag, with red c''cle IN
the centre, something like the japanese u.
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The North, ,tslow, perhaps, like Engltsbu,An,
"a move, but when moved, acting With the ro-
solution and energy which have seldom failed
to a cure euceces in the end, bad rissn a. On,
man 10 uect the conflict forced upon II. We
lise 20 read that the colors we ourselves knoy
80 we'll, tho red, white and b'us, which have
be~n scen In various forms In the van Of every
nov couspicuous on ev,ry be,st throughout
the northern states-and believing that thsrs, as
in tie old vor d. they will b. bcrns triumph
snty to victory, we trust that the soil over
whicn they waive will nsvtr sgain be suffered
10 know the contamination o fslsyery.
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TBR HoRRoRs OF WAR.-Over one thousand
volunteers have bean bathsd by companies and
regiments, At tho Peoples Bath .nousc, Nos.
1iI and 1i3 Mott st., an establishment cap,l'lo
of accommodating over one hundred bathsrs at
onos. Portions OF the National Zouaves, Union
R,ngers, Second Regiment Scott Lfa Guard,
United Turnsr Rifles, Garibaldi Guard, Fret
German Rife Regiment, and Sictlos' Brigade
have been SUCCESSFULLY Immersed here. To
some q the men II was no doubt highly in.
tsIesiipg exI orinsnt, but from its novelty at
tended by various Jub's and fears.
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Wa Items.

lost battle. The fear II therobels Is that b
n,verwDl.
TuK BRirIqu Vice Consul at Norfolk 10 Q
Virginia Jew, and is not subject Of Grest
Britain.
Tux RrpeL PsrvArrrR CALHous captured
the Ocean Eagle worth 800, 900, and carried
her into New Oihsns ON tho 18th.
AWHITE Mas AND THREE NEGRom w9s
hanged at Hickory Plain, ARK, on the 15th,
for b,irg the ringlead,rs In an insurrection-
TmRrppr uuspRYD hogsheads of tobacco
rrom the Soutb were shipped through CLEVELAND
en- route TO New York, within Q fss days.
ANuMrth OF UsIoSrsrs, driven out Of the
border counties Of Missouri, bavs taken refuge In
! the south Fast u Karsas, some Of whom bear
| evidence Of severe handling.
AN On FARMKR in southern Illinois sssiaG
the cannon at Cairo, remarked That thsm
brass InissiOLaies had converted heap Il
ftlts.'
Two MrNuERs OF JKry. DAvIs's ICsbinss
arc ying sick In Montgomery, says K1-
tucky paper, and his edit ors are lying like ~
Devil everywhere.
THE RHnEL GovKRENEsr has adopted Q nsw
postage stamp, l. 10 rather larger than the u.
s. stamp, and bears the held Of Washington, 4,
after STUART picture.
THK slFAMsR ISGoMAR ha, been purchased
by the State Of Tennessee for els, 900, and win
be used TO transport troops and munitions q
war to fortify points. ..,
In ONE or THE ONO RkoMKHrs there a9s
sixteen brothers named FIscH. They are Gss-
mans.
"YASKxK CArcuKRs."-A company has
been formed In wise County, Va, called the
"Wise Yankee Catchers," who have aAsA
permission to enter the service with their own
iih's, IL the state cannot furnish them with
arms.
Tur NRw ORLEANS PAPERS ARE TRAEnO
over tho presentation Of n stand Of colors, to .
Brooklyn regiment by WHEELER & Wnson,
who, they say, have made fortune out Of the
South by the sale Of their sewing machines
Two HUNDRED ARLH BODIED SKAMEN are
advertised for at Savannah for tho Confed ersts
naval srvics. Tho principal indueement ap-
Iears to he that -four cents per day will BE-
allowed for grog." So says the advertisement.
Tux RHoDK ELAND Bors are In clover.
Governor SPRA0UE occasionally distributes
| ssN.ral dollars to each Of his mon, and II 10
! aid that 500, COO was set aside By his mother
| 20 sulply any wants Of tho regiment.
THE TRAITORS BoAsr that the effect Of the
blockade will be to turn their attention to the
| dew, ,lopmGnt o. manufactures. Thsy have takeu
| the first stsp In this direction by COIN pcnring
the manufacture Of counterfeit money at Tbs
Dablcnega (Ga) Mint.
GRS. HARSIY HAS ruBL IsHxD the agree
ment entered into between himpelf and Gen.
PhI,K. Tho Latter is to disbaDd all the state
forces all complaints of violence are to be
made 10 him, when, II not redresssd, General
| HAbNrY will take tbs matter in tand.
QUEER nws FoR QUEER PxorLK. LADY
wrote to friend at Pensacola, that she n,ss
Mrs. LtsCoLS At church, In Washington, and
stked Why her husband was not there with her.
She replied that she In him at home under
| the bed with guard around him.
n n
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sALE OF u. NJ. WuIrLoCK's HoRsEs Mr..
o, II. WHuLCCK sold at auction, few days
irro HE stable Of s.xty horses, at great los,
years old mare costing ESQ o, sold for $3.50
ard Hawk and BuzGud, II fast tsam costing;
s3. 600, sold for o., 52j. ard the rest in proper
lion. The wagons and carriages sold Al fairer
rates. Mr.. WH,rLoCK was IA VIII lesals liquor.
dealer, and has lost heavily from his southern
customsra
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CoLoNKL VosnuR0H had effected On insur-
ance for the boz eft Of his family, some time
since, with tho United States Lifo Insurance
Company, Of this city. A member Of tho
seventy-Grst, having come on from Washing
ton with tho remains, reported on Friday at
the Office Of the Company, No. 40 Wall street.
The instantaneous response was "Please say
to the family that tie moneyis ready tor them"
I, 10 five thousand dollars. We have not he Id
whether the colonel had insurance in any other
Office
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BY ,he United States Marshal, a,d libsls for
their c,rfipcation have been instituted In tbs
District Court. Among Other things some
large packs g,s Of military books, for His Ex-
eclieney, the dovernor of Arkansas, we're un-
ceremoniously stopped
JosrrH HoLr, Of Company O., OF the Ire
mems Brigade was drowned. today, WHILE
bsthing In tho Potomac.
Fesitis. Of England.
tLondon Cor. Bveninv PosI
The North have the undivided sympathy Of
the Epglish peoyis. Of that tbere IL not the
slightest DOUBT. Ii IL shown In ovefy possible
vay, and on all sides. The ciscussions you
hear In the omnibus, on Change, ia the city
end In the street, are warmly In sympathy with
the North. At tho tame time, every one, not
ished at tho overwhelming domonstrstion In
favor Il the Union which seems to be 50 unan-
imous in tho large cities Of the North.
rRIvArrERNo.
Tho issue Of letters d marqus by Jsrr.
DAVIS oxcites the most profound disgust.
From positive knowledge am able 10 assure
you that numbsrs Of those piratical documents
have been not only In the hands ~ agents OF
the South in this city and In Liverpool, but
they have been taken up ty Spanish houe,, and
iron steamers have bcen fitted cut with the in.
tention of proying upon tho merchant service
Of the northern states.
Amongst the volunteer soldiers there is talk
OF getting up a regime 1t for the American
war. know OF q < cat many iLlividuals who
have started for the United states thoroughly
equipped for the f1ht-inOn who have time and
money, ard who deeply ~ ympa,hjzo with the
North Some Of these arc old Ciimran soldiers,
and have comn, nrcd IN I,aly. YoI may bs
sure tbsv will gtyo a GoNd account Of tnom-
selves in this new ba,,l1 for freedom.
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CARKLkssLr Sxoksa A CIaAH In bed, at
Indianapolis, on Monday night, NJ. PArrxRsos
fell scrossths burning bod, and was burned to
crisp.
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parents Of the dece.sd, and bs published 10 tss
New York Sun, Tribune, and Sunday Mercury.
CuARIJs D. BIAiE, Chairman; Jcsr J. CaARS, se-
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-. .s s:.ss. |. -, xyJS S.Ss n I =. =. -
:. - q: =: =. =; q ss,:ss :: 81 ~
!cnshiy sdvwtssBenas q 7bvF linsa. -
he eonvsnisnss Of ~ eesS, - hwsyGy = -
p 2: ri: .:.ssSS..is 80 S;.'s sas.s -
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500 Lbs. Blue Stone,

For sonkng Wheat. for salo Mt
{. ". & J. B. HODGES.
Oct. l, 1860 tt ~
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Headquarters,

a7u REGIMENT. ;. c. NJ,
Al.rll. |, lS6l.
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Head-QuartGrS,

7rn REGIMENT. $. &. '.
EpGErIrLp c. H., March Is, l>6l.
yVylfE STAFF of the 7,h Regiment, ;. c. v,
3 raised under the ." Act to provide an aEhe"
Military Force" is composed n$ follows
D. WYATT AIKEN, Abbcville, AajutaEt, with
the rank of Captain.
SAMUEL BkUNsON, Elsciicld, laar'er-Mas-
ter. with the rank of Captain. :,
DR.. ]. W. HHARST, Abbcv;ilc, Surgeon, with
JOHN W. T0MpKINS. Elsc.cil, cvmms<s-
~, with the rank "f Captain.
DR.. ALLEN D0ZlER, Elsrfeld, Assistant
Surgeon, with the rank Of lSt Lieutenant.
B. T. L0vELACE, Edgriell. Sergeant Mayor
4. STALLWORTII, Edgeiicld, Quarter Master
Sergeant.
The above named Officers having been appointed
ani Commissioned as stated. will b. respected and
obcyed accordingly.
By order OF mus. ". h-'SVS'
anro 1t 10
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Hamburg, Al'
Flmwood School.

y1rYIE Exercises of the E!mwoad School besa'
ON the 18th March, under the Instruction o.
thy accomplished lady and teacher, MISS ;: :, L..
s. MCDANIEL. Tie terms OF Tuition, per ',ss
sion of five months, are .,,n
For the Primary artment............."sS,ou
With the addition OF English iranniar,
Geography, History and Composition 'o'oV
W;,h Ii, addition uf Natural PhiioSu-
ply, Chemistry and Physi"i"sy'...'...,: ~"
Music un the Piano. "'"o
lrsc of Piano per Stssi'n .'"v
Music-on the Gu;ar..... '","o
punils will be charged from the tin: OF en-
trance To the cud Of the Session.
No deduction made fo- loss of tim", except ioi
sickness Of more than !. mcek'% duration.
B,,ard can be had near the School for 50 re'
month, washing and lights included
JOHN LANDRUM,
j. +. LOWRY. Trustees.
". L.. STEVENS.
Anr;l | st ="
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ANYWAY from the Subscriber about ''ircc
months s:nce. his Nc.-" w":nan DALLAS
Sui p.l:s i: ahou; IL yra-S "l. c"rpcr com
pl.r,eI. un! i; somewhat :nur in ihc right tlI'gh,
fro wL:c!; cause she slightly inrs. She has t
mother in Hamburg. and she may be iurk ne
in tho vicinity Of that Town. -,
will pay u Reward Of Twenty Dollars Tor Fer
oor, 1,';rcrv .o mo. :. L. RYAN.
-, :f Is
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The State OF South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
Nv EQEITy.
Martha A. Scares Z, al
by her next friend. p...,;,

Ellington Srarls ct al.
DT vir,us "l M "ricr u' The Court in !hiS case.
I'D viii :macerr! Ii ~. rli* Pr r',n;ss'. "n
WEhSE> BAY, 'hr ld!h d.y cf tlri, i.'xl, ihs
i"lnwius Ersi E.,a!c rI ri,n ant SrHrl:. decd.
described in iAv lira,:iass ANA Anwn ss the
M!hf. TRACT Of LAND, containing Thirty
rcreI inusc or r>,, .i;nrtr OF Little River. in the
District of Ahhrviiir. whirh there is frs
rat" FLOUR aal GHlST MILL, in complete
repair.
Sud on crrdi, Of ,ws!ye months from day OF
sale with interest from la:c. except " I" >" 'nIch
~ may he necessary t"ray the c"s's of .'i's 'u;
"!:irh mas; b" paid III c@sli. Purchasers I" give
bond with at ;easl tw" good sarc;cs I" secure tie
purchase money, a;d pay for iarcrs extra.
H. ". CANWlLE. c.E E.p.
Cuni'rs Office. Mar lS 1851. st II
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EStraVGu

ENRON the Subscribers !aa:al"n nj tiic I''g.I
Of the a9:ll March, fae chr-"ut Svrrr!
MARE and Bay COLT The mars about years
OIL left hind font white, white star ON nose--n"
other marx. rcco.!cs.c. The Cnit is year o.'l.
A liberal reward will he pai! Tor The delivery OF
"a d Mare anl Colt or any Information c"nccrn-
In, tbc,;. a,,lres ed to ~: III E,l:cIicd I. H..
thankfully rcceycd.
- l."
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Bow1es & Hughes,

nESpECTrULLY inform the ciiheas .: Edge
field. and NIL whom it may concern that they
are prepared ut their we!l-known stand, Bo" LIS
STEAM MILL to
Make Wagons Of every size ana STYLE
Having fine supply of the best lumber, their
,vort viii be found as good ~ the best In the
way of encouraging hon. Industry, and Tor yoSr
own benefit give us Il trial ;.
Apr
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,n1S1srRArnms NorIcE...A,l

ADMINISTRATIONS NoTIcE...An
"a those having claims ncsn,; tie Es,a'e OF
!nbn Walker dee d.. are requested to rendrt them
n LEGALLY s,trstrd. hy Saturday :Hlh April neat,
=. on tl,a, day there will be innl ''e,tl' m-.t nr
tho Estate of su;,l deceased in tho OrdiGniy'
Office. These indebted 70 .nil Estate nre notified
ths, they mus, pay the same wi,hru, delay.
WM. WALKER, Ad'"r.
Mar 10 st IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-03
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