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pJ tns sse oil these Pills the periodic attacks O
Hrscss ~ Sra HssdseAs may be prevented; and
oHcn ~ the commencement OF II attack imme-
date relief from pam and sc ness will be obts, cd
They seldom fail In removing tho Raxsss and
6ssd~sAs 10 whlch females are so subj4ot.
nssssJ5.
For Lit~s,y Men, Sfsdssts. Del,o.t, E.m.,..
ana all persons Of sedsxfsyy kabifs they are val
liable Is Laxative, improving the sppsfits, giving
Tone and stsu to the digestive organs, and re-
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the resul, Of lon.
investigation and carefully conducted sxpsrimsuts
having oeen IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount O,
pain ana suffering rom Headsohe, whether orlfi.
nauns In the nrross system or from . derang cd
state of the stonaeA
Thoy arc entirely vegetable In their composition
and may be taken at ell times with perfect safet,
without making any change of diet, s.d ,kS NJ.
sfnes u dsy disasrtsabls taste rsndsrs IL ss,v a.
sdssfrisfr tksr1 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
The genuine have hve signatures of Henri, C.
spaiding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Med,
zines.
A Box will be sont BY mail prepaid on rsss,p..
the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDINa,
% CIDAR ST1EET, INV YoIK.
FrsM as Essmtau, Norfolk, VI,
9sI. m.d. 9. n Object t5
forms. - 81" '''
NsH fAs kssM tsr, Ns./sIi, ".
They have been tested In mere than tAsp.au<
cases. win entire suocess.
FSe~ hs Ds.psersf. 50. ols.x, Ms...
box @ Fs "a 70 ' a.. s, 20,
may nave them In case OF an.sttack.
Ffess tis Ws,tSx 4. r. 6sxass, CXissxs, U,
nvsiied Cephalio Pills.
H.ss iks So~sArr PssI Fssdu. Nsv Orlssss, La,
,h.t them yon that are afflicted, andys are sure
numeron. list that has received bensits iSnt NJ
other medicine cen produce.
FIew tAs 6sxssts, Dsssa,ssf, Is,sx.
An Article he did not ssov to posssss real merit.
Ffos tia Ad~s,fiss., PYssSIssss, RI
The Cephalie Pills srs said to be . rsnssrt,ely
eaeef i've remedy for the headsshe, and one 81 fss
IA. ever been di.ooSs a dd''''n' ''m'.n' which
F|ss fAs 81. Lssis Dsssss,sf.
The immepee demand for ths ayttsIs fC>>..u.
Pllls) 10 rapidly inoreasIng.
Fssss tAs ks~Swls Vsilsy stsy, Esss~Aa. VI.
we are sure that persons xuferinx with thu ssa
sohe, VINO III them, will stick TO .Ssn.
New tks Adssvfisr, fYsstksass, n.
The testImory In their favor IL strong, frsn tbs
ffos fAs Dsilp Nsss. Ns,eys,t, X. /.
Oefhslc lllls are taking the place of oil h,s6s.
frss hs CossS~etsi Bsilsfis, BOSTON, MAJ,
said TO be very efhcaoious for the heedsohe.
ron As COMMERCIAL, Ciac,xnati, Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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NEW YORK ,ANp ERIE Rail

,,s ONIoNs-ONIONs-o
s,,rss ice. nscsivse on ooaslgnmsnt l,sN lunches
KIN6 -BURcHELL,
80 Norper flf~--th snd.t SO
0SE VERY. NICE SIC pNn HAND PIANO
- Tor 30. olso, kl,rse tock & heven,~-zwa-
% % - g and sieiayny 4 ION hsvs v7~4sa
]ast Zen reSeiyed At the Music Sure Of tVNfl
10. Pianos for rent VS. W ~H @nAo 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

ZINE sHAKER AND oTHER wBirE
for Autumn and Winter i ass s''e' .'1'' = :
One Iriee Gully, ma he'd IN plsia sssrss; hsso~.
AL buying and ssl Iss b~ine nov rsdaced ~ th~
cesh staI oard our whole OF prices isr-i' 20
An eIsminatior Of steel implips 10 b. .A.ian
20 purchase. Pkkkf tsUR
% lsrN 80 fWry bHiiains.s
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1870 Fog Sf2E VI HsSSsSF:SE M t5F 1t1

EesRS TO FoRT M5NFoEEN IND f5F Oh
POINT COMFORT.
more, west nde, DAILY, (SUndsys inclEded, st
- ocloek r: Al .sLnS passengers snd feIsht and
Washington, ID. c., Philsdel phis, New York, Bos-
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsburg, Pa sbd the
Train from New Toi L and Philadelphia.
The following Is the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and hack, SIG
From Phlladelph and bac k... .........-- SN
From Baltimore and back. =. ss.
OPR0CURE YOUR TICKETSN
Ia New York. at the New Jersey Railroad Ofhoe
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phi. edelPhla, st the Compsny's once, N. Va
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or al the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers foot Of
Union Dock, HUGH O'CONNER,
PassenE er Agent
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- HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E Meeting with TRAINS NORTH

And WEST, Trains leave:
From Chambers 81. NY, From 18th street
Express, and IA a. IN, II Is, II IS a m and a a
and $50 and 5 .. m. SIS D m
roy AND Alhany tSith ioSs Pm, Sundays in
fouE hk eepsIe train g. a Is Ga M ana Al, -
IN, LIS .. m. " M
PeekEkIll train, llnp ma Ia IS m
Sing Sing train, 60 m, as n m ana A "a .,s
and Sd and eco D. m. | s25 n m ~
Fishkln train, Ssh ?. m.l555 m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Tsx S1,sE TO s.. Tsty s!y|!. s;s.r.s n,
ssss:; !: = J: !. T.
y,ll save R.ltmpre EyERY DAY issesps ssp:
Ssyl from then wharf, foot Of Union DOCK. st az
0cook ,. M, or Immediately sfter the arrival ol
ne WsshlnEton Train, which leaves wsshington
m3-d MN ElIIa pr~~st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

u MILITARY BOOKS.
kENCH a RICHSTikN have lust recei we'd n
hrfe and compieta assortment Of Militia ~ Books
per cent. below the regular retail pnoess-in-
a new edition Of Hardee's Infantry and Ria.
Tactics, oomplete, Sl.S
Force yolunteerr Manual, vols, q
Allet's Compendium Of Hardee's Tactios, Sao
Mshsn,s Eisld Fort kcation and Outpost. each rs
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition. aSc
The soldiers Guide, complete manual and
drill book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
the Home 6uard. go
The HAND BOOB fsr the U. 8, Soldier, bein,
hrst look Of instruction 70 the u. q. Infantry tao
Il, Alec, Military Mas, Map of the Scat Of wsr.
Flaes. Badges ana Medals Of ever, description.
MA. FRkNSh Ff6EsIsls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Ffoss hs Wsssrn X. r. 6sxafs, CASsSxs, I'LL,
nvalled Cephalio Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Fre1 ths Democrat, Sc. C1ssI, Misa
lfJou are, or have boon troubled v ith the head
eche send Tor box, (CephA.io Pills j 30 that you
may have them In case Of an.sttlck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

&sH hs EssMtsn, Ns,JsA, ".
They have been tested In mere than tAsssaul
eases, with entire SUCCESS.
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sCHWERIN,s
Annthuatin0


sCHwERIN's PILLS are sure death TO Rats
and Nice NJ; sehvsTln has received certiicstss
House Of Refuge, Pennsylvsais Hospital, and
other Prominent INSTITUTIONS Of PhilsdellhIs q.
Jsin washington, ID. c.; and Charity 6ospital.
The original certificates cen be seen st the
Mholefse and Retail Depot 19< North Second
n ELAkk, corner Pa. avenue and ~ sta, s1t By
REwkRE OF sff6kioUs INVITATIONS.
IT, Remember % sxk for Schvsrin's Annihi-
adj Powder.
D,None genuine snless signed NJ. serwr,rs.
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FfsN 1As Sosfknr PSsk Fisdsy, Nsss Oylssss, La
Try them you that are afflicted, and'vs are sxrs
.nAt your tsst mony can be added to the alree1y
numerous list that has received beps&ts tSat ne
other medicine oan produce, s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Ftes fhs Daily Moss. Ns,sys-t, RI
Ccphslio fills are tskinr the plass Of Nm h,.x.
Ffsss As Co~swsveisl Bxilsfis, Boston, MAJ,
Said to be very efhcaoious for the headache
Ffon fAs Commercial, Ciaetxsati, Okla
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

New tks Ads~fisg, FYssSkssss, RI
The testimony In their favor IL strsnr, frsn N,
most respectable quarters. IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

day, and were brought to the city, have been
transferred to Prof. Chisholms private hospital
in Trapman- street. One Of them died at quarter
past ten o'clock last night. The other is impror-
ing in condition.
~ REsrGxArloS.-Mr. J. r. Hamilton, har-
ing been appointed II Lieutenant in the Navy Of
the Confederate States, has resigned his commits
siun of Captain Of Artillery in the South Carolina
Army.
as- Col. Rudlcr, of Nicaraguan fame, was in
the city yesterday.
er The Mercury of Saturday says: Three
regiments of volunteers, mastering about 3oOo
men, arrived by the South Carolina Railroad in
the night. The regiments are commanded by Col
Rion, COL Williams, and Col. johnson llagood.
~" FATAL AccIpESr.-We regret to learn that
one Of our volunteers Of the Regiments which ar
rived last night fell from the cars while in motion,
and was so seriously injured as to cause death in
few hours We have not learned the name Of
the unfortunate man.
HaS~ We have received no Northern mail for
two days. We suppose, in retaliation for stop
ping Major Arderson's supplies. Honest Old
Abe has cut of the Southern mails. Well, its 4
bad rule that does not work both ways. Northern
folks are MS anxious to hear from US as we are
from them
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Virginia Convention.

RlcuMoSD, April l0.-A resolution was
adopted. that the people Of Virginia will
await any reasonable time to obtain answers
from other States to certain proposed amend
ments to the Constitution, aware, as tEcy are:
of the embarrassmcnts which many produce
delay; but they will expect. us an indispen.
sable condition, that pacific policy be adopt d
towards the seeded States, and that no at
tempt be made to subject them TO Federal
authorit.;, nor to reinforce forts or to recap
ture forts, &c, or exact imposts.
\ resolution was passed, that il Is the
opinion of this Convention that Virginia
would regard any action of the Federal Or
Confederate Governments tending TO produce
collision. pending tie Efforts for the ADJUST
inent OF the difficulties, rs unwiSe and njuri.
Gus to both, and would regard such action on
the part of either as leaving Virginia free to
determine her future policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

Ten THOUSAND people orr uF EMPLOY.
Nrxr just think of it, Ten thousand pca-
pie in Newark, New Jersey, are out ut EN-.
pluvmen, Many Of these, says the Er-
p,t.sS. "have been living in good part upon
charity all winter, still living on in hopes that
when tie .l.h of March came the Admins
ira,ion would discover 'apo!icy' which would
restore confidence and credit, thaw out the
frozen channels of business, and enable them
nnce more TO earn bread for themselves and
families. Hope deferred, however, i, making
the heart six. The expectations Of relief from
the Lincoln Administration have not hcen re.
allied. .He prospects Of the great marulac
turing interest, with which they arc cona"c
ted, are more unpromi>img than ever. Hence.
III y are now beginning 70 inquire. how long
is tits state of things to last and To mani.
fest an unmi>takabl. disposition, if R"publi,
caniSn is resolved that III. rupture of the
Onion, resulting from its sectional crganiza,
ton, is 10 be permanent, the Broa'! Seal State
will cut loose from tuat ''iST,.' as from PCS.
thence; il: such Ec the melancholy position
of these people now, what will it BE- If Lin,
coin involves us in war, and closes the door
to all employment.-New York Day Book.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Quotes of rrooDs--Othcr Matters.

WAsnIxGrox, April l5.-Thc following quotas
of troops are required by the Secretary Of War;
Maine 80, New iIampshr: ISn, Vermont 1s",
Massachusetts: $50. Rhode Island $50. Connects
cut $50, New York 1880, Pennsylvania l2.'Eo,
New Jersey 3, 23, Delaware $50. Maryland :'.i-"'
Virginia 2,%IO, North Car"lna 1860, Tennessee
l 500, Arkansas $50, Kentucky @.l2a Missouri '.-
l23, Illinois 1862, Indiana l,6S3. Obi" o,''''.
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. and Minnesota, 1So
each.
The Secretary of War has accepted, by tele-
grnph, the services Of one thousand from kh"a'
Island, ant directed them to proceed to Washing
ton forthwith.
Twenty thousand troops will probably be IN
Washington within twenty days.
1t is stated that there is ut present, no design
ON the par, Of the Government to institute mar
tial law.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
More Late News.

A Montgomery correspondent of the Augusta
CynttitmionnliAf says:
"The Cabinet is constantly in se:sion-all coin
munication cut oif, except for its information.
Nothing can reach Washington. There arc APP
plicants here for letters Of marque, and they will
probably be issued without delay. There is also
Il probability Of an attack on Washington, by Ma
jor Ben Mccullough with ten thousand men, if
President Davis himself does not head the expo
liion. have kept YOU 50 fully advised, by tsle-
graph. of everything could learn, there is moth
ing left for me to say. The Government cOni-
IDENTIFY expects the secession of Virginia"
From the same paper, of date the 18th, We
gather the following items:
Col 4. Il. LAwToS, of Savannah, has been np-
pointed Brigadicr General in the Confederate Ar
my.
MoNrcoMEnY, Ala April lit is stated here
in well informed circles tina; the Federal fleet has
landed shot al Fort PickenS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDINARY.

NILES D. MINIS. Applicant. ys Frederick Err.
eU rlc and wife Mary; Polly O.cratr"es and
her children, to wit: Macijah Grice ami wife
Milev: John Atkinson and wife Frances Julius
Oyerstrect Mary Ovcrstrect: Sias 0vcrs'reci;
Westlcy Rainfall and wife Martha: Genr.c Over
street; Henry Overstrect; A. i. tircc and wife
Lucinda Sam 0vcrsirect; Susan Sheppard: Rich
Gregory and wife Margaret; And. Y"nce anh his
chillren, tn wit: Elias Krcpps AMI wife Elizabeth;
Whitfield Thomas and wife julia; Thos. Glaze and
wife Eliza: Margaret Sloan: Matilda lonce:
Allen Yorce Gabriel I"nrr: Abram ionce;
Sarah Yoncc Ellen Yoncc; John Erslc and his
children to wit George Frirp and wife Dolly:
Eliza Ergle; Mary Erglc; Amelia Erglc; Samuel
Ergle; Artimus Erslc; Tillman Ersle; Daniel
Erglo Hunnsh Erglc; Louisa Ergle; John foncc
and wife Sarah: Caleb Lights and wife Nancy !;
Levi Moycr, and wife Ruth: Elizabeth lIuet,
William lluiet and David lInc;, Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
lluict, David Iluict, Caleb Lights and his wife
Nancy, and George Tripp aud his ai:e Dolly, Dc.
frnlartS in the above stated case, reside hryund
the limits of this State 1t is therefore ordered
that they do arTear nn'l object tn .tI division or
sale of the Rcal Estate Of George Ilucf. decd.
on or heIore the nie:crnii lH!I day Il: .June next
1861, or their cunsen; To The sArn will be entered
Of record.
W f. DliRISOE urp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
rhe AnncsntIon of DOMINICA.

NEw lonx, April ia letter from IIav-
ana OF the 5th inst, published in the New
York Erpyess to-day, says that the annexa-
ton OF Dominica to Spain is fully confirmed.
The amy to sustain the movement consists
of seven thousand men, from the Spanish
steamers and frigatcs there. The whole mat
ter only awaits the Queens ratification
President Santana of Dominica having pr.-
claimed her sovereign OF the Island i'll an ad-
dress of some length.
The Commissioners from the Confederate
States to Europe would leave Havana on the
British steamer Tor Southampton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

a SAD Sequel TO THE DIAMOND WEDDING.
Every body recoilecls the diamond wedding
of the rich old Cuban and the young New
York belle \ recent letter from Cuba says: ::
1t may interest my fair readers tp remcm-
Der that Havana is tic home ui Signur Owe
do, the hero Of the diamond wedding. Here
he is known as muatto, At least half black
ami liz is said to BE- q Blac Brar,i for brutal
ty He is rich but, as he and lis bride arr
of course excluded from all good society, his
wealth can LaraIy compensate his lady for
the Sights and scclusion to which her life is
i.encei0rth teStined. y sad and d"arly-bought
conclusion Of 30 br liant bridal"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

The anniversary Of the Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
will be held in Huntsville, Alabama, on the
DIST and 22i days of the present month. Tie
Sucicty has members throughout the South
cr.l States, and tue anniversary is an OCCASION
of great interest There will be present, as
speakers on the occasion, Bishops Andrew,
Paine, and Pierce; also, Drs. Sehon and Me
Ferrin. Preaching Saturday and Sabbath
The Anniversary proper on Monday night
North Alabama it is hoped, will especially
be well represented. People everywhere in
vteel. Arrangements will be made 10 meet
all ministers at the depot, and provide homes
for them.
Papers, political and religious, friendly to
the cause Of missions, will confer favor by
circulating this notice. JAS. Il. PLrMMER,
D. c. KELLEY,
+. a. KlMBLE,
n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Charleston Items.

From the -Nrrcary of Monday morning we eS-
tract rs follows:
no- sEnExApr TO Gov. PIcKESs.-on satur-
day evening last, after our citizens were entirely
satisfied of the capitulaton Of Fort SrEnser, large
crowi assembled i'll iron; cf !c Charleston Hotel
,n,l hororcd the Governor with :: SeTcnaie. lie
acknowledged the compliment in brief and APP
propriu.c sperch in the course "f which Ee con-
rra;ula.ed our citizens upon tic happy tsrmnl;'-
ton of the bomburlment.
nss- Tho two men Of Major Anderson's COM
maud pho usrs injured by tho explosion yester-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Montgomery (.ia.) -ilrer'i~r, -April s.

MrxlclrAL ELECTION Is AucusrA.-On
Monday last, an election Was held In the city
Of Augusta for Mayor and Alderman. Rnb'.
II. Nav was elected over Foster l'lOdget, Jr.,
the former Mayor, by torly.sx majority We
are truly gratiIied at the success OF Ar. May.
We knew him when Ii" WAS poor orphan ap.
prentice boy. BY industry, sobriety aud rs.
sirluous attention to business, lie has amassed
Il handsome fortune. For several years he
has been !. member of the Ci,y Council, and
at the election in 1860, WAS beaten Tor Mayor,
by Nr Blodgct, by one majority. Ills success
in life should be an encouragement to tho
poor young men of our country to pcrscvere
III well doing. Take the example of R. IL.
May, young men of Georgia, and Hope on,
hope ever. We congratulate cur friend May,
on his success, and the people OF augusta on
,hc;r good fortune in having elected i Mayor,
honest an faithful and capabc OF protecting
their intercst,.-Atlanta (Ga.,) lntrllisencrr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

WllEAr-Wc have travelled over consid.
cradle portions o.: Northrn Georgia within
the past few weeks, says the Athens lIuich-
nun, and feel SAT: in announcing that there
is at present ,c.y fine prospect for an ;;bun-
amt wheat crop. Lastweek We passed through
jackson, Hall. and White couuiies-goins up
one route and returning by anothcr-and we
have never seen finer prospect at this sra
sou. 1t is trua. thai tue crop may yet be de-
stroyc.l. bat the prospect now is certainly very
very Ustterinr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Special Dispatch to the Constitu,ivnalist.
Affairs in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April l5.--Commodorc stringham
arrived at the feet this afternoon, and was saiutcd
by the war vessels there.
1t is reported that there are seven war vesse's
in the ofing at this timc.
Mai. Anderson and his command were trans
ferred from the Isabel to the Baltic, outside.
An English vessel, which arrived here to-day
asked an officer Of the fleet outside if they were
blockadng the port. The rcply was, " No. We are
awaiting orders 1t is probable that Commodore
Stringham brings the orders.
g. The city is quiet, and troops continue to reach
here by hundreds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Sherif's Sale

DY Virtue Of sundry Wrts Of Fieri Faeias to
Ed me directed, will proceed to sell Mt Edge
field Court House on the first Monday in May
next, and day following, the following property IN
the following eases, TO wit:
II. I. Wright for L. S. iricc, vs. Simeon Mc-
Daniel and James Edison; various uther plaintiffs
vs. The Same, the Defendant S. McDaniels inter-
tereSt in the Tract Of Land whercon he recently
resided, containing one hundred and thirteen ~
Acres more or less. adjoining lands of Geo. McD.
Viewer, Larkin &. Swenreugin. aud others.
John lIuiet VS.. Lewis Cavar and james Edison;
Bland & Butler VS.. Lewis Covar; G. i. & +. Penn
W. The Same: various other Plaintiffs VS.. The
Same, ono House and Lot in the Hillnge of Edge
Iic!d known as the Salula House, and now occu-
pied aS Il Hotel by Mrs. II. BOulware. containing
Two(2) Acres. more or less. ndjoning lands oil
Mai. John II. Hughes W. W. Adams, Esq, and
others.
Luther Roll w Charles Holley, One Bay Horse,
Buggy and Harness.
Thomas p. Magrath VS.. a. Bushnell, NJ. A. Ran
.oIn and s. S. B"ycc. Ex'urs, Ono Tract of Land,
containing Five Hundred (jOO) Acres, more OF
less, adjoining Lands Of A. j. Hughes DR.. II.
!n,:.rt and Mrs. NJ. Swearengu; levied on az the
property of :Ae Estate of BENZ. Gullman, decd.
j. D. Pndgett vs.. J5''hn p. Mays. Survivor, One
Grey Horse aud one Buggy and Harness.
LEWIS JONES, BED.
April S, 1861 1T II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
virginia Preparing to Move.

MoSrcoMERr, Ala, April l3--A prominent
gentleman here has received II dispatch from
distinguished source in Richmond, in which !; IS
stated that An ordinance of secession will be pass
ed by the convention to morrow, as the Cni"n!stS
and s.ees,i,nists will unite to pass it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
North Carolina Moving.

GoLpsrogo, y. c., April l5.-Lincoln's Proc
lamaton had thrilling c!icc; here to-day. Ri
tic companies mustered, and with others number
ing five hundred are now {" '""'e to Fort Mari"n'
and will take posssssian at seven o'clock to night.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17

ATOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate of Samuel Herring. decd hy Mute "r
Account. are requested I" Meet mr al the ur,iua.
rvs Office, at Edyeiclti G. IL "n The first day Of
May next. Those indebted must pay or hcs"r.:
,he abovc day. md ,huse ha"ing accounts TN the
Estate must render them in. attcscl according TO
law. ISAAC HERRING, Alm'or.
Eph BINS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Please Remember,

vE9IIAT, having disposed of my interest in tho
Il Boot and Shoe Business Of APPEL & Chris
tian together with the Books, &C., 1 nm in no
ways interested in the settlement Of said business,
and hnvc nothing to do with it.
i. W. CHRISTIAN.
Anr 10 IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
BoWles & Hughes,

ATOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate of Col. s. Christie. decd, either by
Nute ur Account. are requested to make im'nedi-
ate payment. and those having demands against
the same will present them to the undersigned
properly atestcd. .u
Nov ID, 1860. tt 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Wanted.

c.S.WE have been authorized by the friends
of Capt BENZ. ROPER to announce him Can
di.lu,c for MAJOR of the Luwcr Battalion, 9Th
Regiment. S. C. NJ, vice Maj. BLOCKER promoted
C,1nupl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-17
Shingles, Boards, &c.

EyilE Subscriber will furnish to order anll de-
Il liver IIEwED TIMBER. BOARDS, SHIN
GILES. LATIS. &C.. at the usual prices, and will
fill Mi orders promptly. lie promises satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
lie may ut nj! times he iurn'l at hir fathers resi-
lcncc four miles from Ed.cfcld c. II.
i. DELOACII.
Mar J., IF 10