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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

STEAMBOAT COLUMN.

Tor New Orleans
VfIE splendid passenger packet M7a-...
L DE>OIo, Beard MASTER viii leave A
for above aud 40 Intermediate landings e
ON NONDAf 9Th instant, ats b. ~ zl
desIt LNFRY HtRNsFAD Agent
For New Orleans
TUE steamer NATCHEZ r. r. Leath-
a Hrs MASTER WIZ leave as above on 0r~~a
WEDNESDAY, nth instsut, So 3 p. D. H
For freight or passaEe apply an board, or 90
de51t LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent
For Dea Arc, Augusta and Jaeksonpou
TNHE passenger packet KANAWHA IT,
Il VALLEY. Gi'clrist master leaves @S
as above TUESDAY. i0h instant 10 P 81
d-s-L LAkkY HARASTAD Agent
For Helena and ST.. Francis River.
TUE splendid passenger packet SAINT. -
No.al Capt Bowman, leaves Eel
az above TUESDAY, io-hi So, at p. NJ. &a
For freight 0r passage apply 20
q ST. LARRY HARNSTAD. Agent
For New Osleaus-Regullr Tuesday Packet
V7dE passenger steamer REPUBLIC. j.
4 ID CLARK, master, viii leave rs shove L
on TUESDAY 10th instant Gf b %. 81. -
des2t JAS. BOURNE s. CO.. Agents.
For Columbus
FTHE straaer DESOTO. Beard MASTER.
~ - VIII leave Is shove on MONDAY
For freight or passage apply on board, OF %
de7I JAS r. BpURHE a Co, Agents.
For New Orleans.
VNi1 passenger steamer INGOMAR.
4 Fowler MASTER VIII leave as above on ~
hoNDAf yth instant, ar r-M go
ELLIOTT & viNsON. and
detlt LARRY HAk3iSTAD. Agsut.
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r. A great banquet has been given 10 Capt
Wilkes. al Boston. Tn iccreaut Fairfax q D.
tain aired his native Sti;e b l're his Yankee
ii -Hda.
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~ There are SIP cotton mills in England,
of which. at last a-ccouut, 40 had stopped, lie
running three days in the week, 305 running
four days. ~ five days, and 295 ON fall time.
The numSe- of work people involved is 1927.
The mills are constantly shortening NJ, and the
greatest alarm Is felt in The manufacturing dis
tricls for the winter.
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The Washington typos are on a general
strike. claiming The ten hour system, and extra
compensation for other work.
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Fort Sumter viii be taken again at Odd
Z elbows Hall Thursday, for the benefit Of The sick and
wounI.a .nIIi.ra
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5

- Rev. J. H. High will preach at Beal street
church Dbl. mornLng at Il n,cInrk-
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~ We are under obligation to Col. L. J..
b'gro'. who returned from Mobile on Yesterday. for late
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oeo SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS. MADISON srREEr
Bauss8ls Tennessee Money being the standard
Rank Of T.a1as=ss. .pa- ExehanEe Bank Team
Irt.,, Basrr -l4r Citizens Bauk-----
p5-4-f-rs Rank gar Agricultural Bank
ES.k ef West PENN par Bank Of East Tenn ---
Bank Of ChaIalooga-Par Bank OF J-Heson
g4nE rf sfarr,Hi- bar Bank Of Treut5u-----
r.uH4rar T.nk bar Buk OF TazewcL---
s4T-r.r4 nan. Bar Bank of Ciaboue----
Eul q NasdFlls----5 dis
Baas ui Cammerce---5d die oLiFk fASkA
.r-rsI.Br. Banks dis South glralua-----.-par
p-..-TrrE -5 dis N g. Esuks-.----.I dis
ulrr al III. Eu.ou----J dis Georgia except Will
northern Bank Tenn 5 dis eat -------plr
Bank Of Fus--------a a- missouri h-uks--1 dis
TraIrr- Bluk-------5 dis Wisconsin Banks -------
Farmer EHS-----a ds Illinois Bauks-------
Rsre 81 Middle Tenn 8 IsI L0uisi8na Blnks ----uar
B48JriIr- Bunk----.l0 dis Kentucky Banks prem
Cr8e- B1uk-------Iu dis state Bank o. Ohio -
SheibyyiIe BaHk----l0 dis state Bank Of Indlaua-
Crv Bank, Eashvie-Tar Alabama Bauks-----3 dis
Bank of EuoXyiIs----plr Virginia Banks-------par
of Ameuca------ Confederate notes ---Dar
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Rev, DR.. Glover will preach at Forest
Chapel at ID o'clock this day. and TO the coIored people
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We copy Che following dispatch Som tie ST.
Louis E.gaIlicaH of the Ih fu.t Our Charlie.
..m g. ...u
'"- 'i' way
reliable;
NV YORK. December I-Nr rlsaraalI
mate of fhe bng Granada. who has Ltau mis-.
ouar al Charlie. Yi. has arrived. and r5a-t. rIs
e.-s- ar p}qra4 and other f.rsI5,. .a-e e.a.a.
.t.F ..a Irr,.r rr Nr-.uher H. gr..t svaitr.
81 fJ,r.st- ana ,
. D. 4 al ntl. 5000 lr g
l.Ni.l5 ~ T" lHl !,
sWi,H HI' +, 7"
Dit ihe 'J''in'. H-'1 " MAs.
T .T-iH. T.5.u gr
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ST. MARY's CHURCH-There will be divine
'sr'.ras n this church to-day at n 4. N. and 81 D..
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.

Women never truly command tn they
have given their promises TO pay.
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- It is not likely that tomorrow viii prove
q more convenient season f0g your reformation
than to-day. Reform a0la.
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FOR NEW OFIFaNs-The So amer Iuc5m7r. Fowler
master leaves as above Monday lr O'Clock P. ID. EI.
Aou 81 Fiusuu and Larry Harmstad. agents
FOR NEW OErEsys-The spleu id PASSENGER boar
bv5oto, E-rni, MASTER. leaves ~ above Monday even
tHa OF O'Clock. larry Harm-isi ard Jas T. Bourne
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go An angry woman, ike am angry snake,
makes a terrible exhibition of tongue
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Eg The family Of the Iata Senator Douglas,
IN Washington have removed 10 Tie former resi-
d,uca of TIC Senator, a neat white cottage, ON
the bin side. q short distance from Minnesota
las, shortly after his marriage, 20 his iatheT-in-
law. J. Madison Cuts.
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The Capture Of the Southern
Commissioners Endorsed
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OBJ 9flenp5is apPc2I.
Gen. Price Calls for $4,000
More Volunteers ]

Proceedings of the Federal congress!
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millinery AND DRESS Making.

nNIsS =. JANE HAMILTON respectful
lYl ly iu!urm- ;be Ls.IioS Of Edgefe!d that she
will cou;iuue the business rerUpty carried On BY
Mrs.. Z. r. HAMILTON, ut the sumo old rtapd,
and feels confident FROM her l'ng expsrie:ee n
the Millinery busins.s thut .he viii! be snsbied t'
please all wha usy favor her With their patronage:
Orders will be promptly attended to. aud sil
work shall he DOM in the neutest aud most fash
iouable M4uusr.
have Oh hand the remaining Stock Of Mrs.
Namiltou's MILLINERY GOODS which consists
OF o variety Of fashionable DONSETh, RIB
BONs, ROCCHES aud FLOWERS;
Alsn variety nf ch.rio Heal DRESSES;
Elegant Pearl Hur NETS and Pearl SraAt for
the Iuir:
have few Infants GlensGry CAPS, very
Al.o. CORSETS and Skirt SUPPORTERS,
all Of nhieh will he sold Iery cheap.
Jan Il OK
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For the Advertiser.
Southern Newspapers.

rejoice with thuse that rejoice i'll our lnde-
pendent noble State,-yes, delighted ;hat the
No-tl. cannot now have control over US aud our
affairs May We be consistent people, and .irs'
ogr independence and appreciate our own people,
papers and institutions vf all kinds. The S"uti.
must sustain the South. Now is the time to sell"
money for papers. May our State <cern the idea
of sending ,n,ur> tv our enemies in future, nheu
We can spend it be- ter in the South. Gentle rrRd-
er, VIC ask you in the name o. Independent S"nih
Carolina to sustain oar pnlHrs-will YOU encour.
AZ, I: cherished paper now in It's in'"n'y one th''
has boon q .r,.i. - ;outhern literature; in this
paper, we have Southern paper without j hl.m-
ish this paper contains the useful. with the agree
able. I, is not polluted hy shameful immoral
trash as too many papers printed North are.
" The .Sou'herA Field and Fircsi"e is worthy
Of refined appreciation by Intelligent; readers The
contents and style in former numbers, show III
every ro.pcc that the Proprietor and Editors have
succeeded in their eutrrrrsing al difficult un-
dertnking. Establishing s,andur literary pa.
per in the South, to prevent moral evil which
has existed in our southern countries Sending
money North fr masaziGc:, ladies books an"
Northern papers which have been tav"'i'ss, anu
have received Southern patronage which they de-
serye no longer The North with her insulting ul'
lus sous TO our iu.::u!i,n, her s!nnacroaS charges
To- An institution whose uijcct /: charity and hu'
manity We !ayc no un;vn nuT with pc''p'e
who hsve hated u, and who nom re]oirc that 'hey
will be free country after the slave States .ea'e
the Union. Let Us rrjuicc that the ii: is severra
ths, ,,uund the South 10 the North. Let W. now
bail u;, our own institutions. All the 'n"HsS
spent Sou: in future, that "ur country SO justly
deserves, will 50 IN enrich our country. Let noae
but Southern papers and Southern school bucks III
the hands or Southern born highly educated
teachers bc found in our midst, who have ihe iu'
ture prosperity and dcst:ny vi the South ut hear-I
LIE, Northern pnper. pass from among ". Fat
rouize none bu, Southern, sach a. The Southern
Literary Messenger, The Aurora, The Spirit o'
the Aye. The Times, anl aStnot Least. The South
crn Field / Fireside; published by one that haf
dom. much to encourage native Southern geniu!
Let l those Who love tho South, sustain the South.
Those who have not done 50, sent! in their names
10 Mr.. J,xEs GAnsXEE. Augusta Ca, for the
Southern f;rid d f;r-.;de. Noble. brave South
C,r,,ina-the fr.t State to leave the y rii!, the
las, State 70 sc:.l money direct To support North
crn raper., Northern schools Northern ;nsti;u
tons of any kind in future. The destiny of thr
South depends upon tho cossi'tency of Southern
ers supporting Southern Institutions aud spending
money South.
ISDEpENREST CAROLINA.
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INDEPENDENT CAROLINA.
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Who Wants to Move to
ARKANSAS?

DERs0E6 who live in Gsurgin. Alsbanna and
II South Carolins, Who are too busy amthsYs
not time and money to come to ark"nss. &" l"+k
and buy laud. before removing run avail tl''Ei-
selves Of my serric.a to ENTER LANDS utd
HOMES for them L.re-a here the lnuds ure rpo.i
und level, and will average from SEQ to l,,eS
pounds seed cotton aud Is TO 90 bushels corn l"r
acre, upon the following terms: Ey strdiny lie
Drafts upon New orlenns or ktw York, ~ - W.
acre fsr We much land ss .Ley with en:xrSd, sHd
my Commissions 10 be included il the Drsit. by
operations of this kind, will s1t.rd onl! N c.t-
huuu county, in which live, sbd to lands ~itafu
from to Is miles Of ounehitn River, which y.
soud navigation and accessible t" the best Grots-
ry and Cotton market In the world, MI things eaIl
.idered. will be thoroughly acquainted With
the Government and State Laid Lsws. shd Will
tays Pluts Of every Township and Section within
Is miles OF the River, aud will th.rrty knrW
every acre Of public Land subject t" cnty; lEd
will here inform ,h. people in tho old Sxtv' that
there ere plenty lands belonging to the State.
deuomiuutcd Swamp and VII Landt. ,r,j.ct To
eutry ut 50 and IS cents per asrr, determined by
iiIt,uo- r~.- - -'t-e ai I'd
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ElJGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ ORDINARY.

Miles Prescott, Plaintiff, vs. Nancy Prescmtt
las. L. Prescott. john Il. Prrscoti, Nm. L:l.s
.iuuriiuu ud li:cm of bis minor children und
uthrrf.
DY rm Order from the Ordinary. shall pr"
ID coed t" sell st Edgelcid C. H., the irst
Monday in FrhruaFY ue1;, the Real Estnse of
Richard pr.rott. decd, ron.is,ins Of TRACT
UR PARCEL or LAND lying within ;To and n
half miles Of EIgelied &. II in the pis,ric. aud
State aforesaid, containing 0nc hundred (lpn!
acres, more or less, and bounded ly lands Of ~.
Frazier, 4. Minck, A. Bushnell and "thers.
TERMS.-Said lnn,l will he sold credit ua-
Ill the first day December 1851. Purchaser t" give
Bond with Y",nl security. and M"r:t:aso to the
Ordinary To secure the purchase ucacr. Costs to
10 paid in cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. Z. b.
Jan It
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List of Letters

ID eEMA1NING in the Post Office for TIE quar-
HI ter ending the 3l.t December, lsGU Persons
calling ~. letters in this list will please say ad-
vcriScd.
4. B-J NJ Addison. " Anderson. jacob
it-aSr, pr ]. Is Bou"hele. ., ] \ Budai'rt, +
Bird. J J Blake, J II Brown, j + Bates, 5 Butter.
Brady Boswell.
c. D.--J L Courtney, Curry, Il W Clark,
Mss Carrhurt. J Caburt. J NJ Carpenter, Mrs
Cruger. II Clark, Miss Coleman, Dsne'
Miss DayIe. F. Devure, - Dc!sushtrr, Col A
l. bearing, j a Dean. Mrs " Dora.
T. F. G.-M Ethcrydsc. q Fnrly, Gichri'',
K c Griffin, =, W Graham, Miss Garrett, >. I
Garrett. Nm Gregg. X Gricc, Mrs NJ Gomilliou,
Miss S Gree.
II. J. K.-Mrs. NJ Halle, ., W Heath, 3, Jesse
Howard, l. ll"is,nn, A llal",u. a u Havird, 3, y
li.:ling, = llagan. " q Harris. W W Havsrd, a
! Hammond, J II Jennings, NJ Jones, T jones
:, $ Johnson. Mrs NJ Jones. j kimhrcl. Mr. Key.
M. n. O.-Dr Landrum. J c Lark, Law
SON, Miss + \ Lowry, T Il l.alnnr. ., l.anier,
Lybrand J Langley, J Iowra. Il Mathews
I + Mitchell Vim Murtain, ., l. Myer, Med
ic;s " Mcdaniel. Mrs M"hlry. Mathis, c
Mitchell, J McDcvt. W II Mckir. Miss ].
Morgan, 5 Mahry. NJ L Mrriwr,hrr, M"bey,
John Moss. Mrs Il Nicholson, NJ Mobiles Rev A
p Norris, " Nels u, VI Nash, Mrs Norris, W
Norris, r ,kma.i.
+. r. r IL Possy, T Pnrkman, Is n Posey,
radyrtr ( crsfton..D Payne. N Parks. I Polant,
Srrgt Jas prc.iy. Miss Patterson, VI Psyson, j.
Ra,nbo, Miss c Roach. Miss NJ Rnhorn, Ray,
Miss Rush. s RGscnbsu,h, Miss II NJ Tnrbcll, J
B Timmermnn.
W. Wv " Wush. Weaver, Wilson. J j
Williams, W s West j Williams, Mrs S "illiunI
I N Yaneuy, Yates.
4. RAMSAY, p. N.
Ian n2 2t
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Administrators Notice.

Jan -,
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Tho subjoined letter details exciting scene
in Arkansas. 1t is always pleasant to tell of law
and order rising in the ascendant. 1t will be
seen too that our correspondent is another one Of
A.. 4.ua hanrta nf EIuen~L1 iLr.nH go
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Fresh Groceries

For the N ew ear !!
~ PENN, Agent, has just received aud for
HLs sale low for CHsh,
Fine Rio and Old Java COFFEE;
Elmo Black and Green TEAS;
Coffee and Brown SUGARS;
Cruthei and Puverscd SUGAR.
Clarified SUGARS, A. Z. and C.
Fine SYRUP aud M0LASSES
Fine English Dsry CHEESE;
Goshen BUTTER of very superior quality;
Fresh Soda, Butter nnd Sugar CRACKERS;
Finu Frcsh RICE;
Appl. and White Wine VINEGAR;
POWDER, SHOT AID LEAD, ac., dc.
Jan2 Il 81
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The State of South Carolina
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY
Bill for Par. 4; Rel:t.
james N. Sullivan,

james NJ. Sulllrun,
DN JOr JuT. IL NettJ.
Harriet NJ. Child ct al.
unY virtue of the Decree Of the Hon. +. II. Ward
I'd law, Associate Justice of the Court Of Appeals,
in the sburc stated Case, made at Chambers on
the 18th day December, a. D. lSG0, will expose
for sale ut "e6 Depot" on the tireenrillc and Gu
luu,biu Railroad, TN the irst Weinesduy after ;he
Gr.t .Nomddy ia February merit.
The TRACT OF LAND described in the plead
ings Of this Case, containing gl5 acres, more or
less, situated on lInndleys Creek, in Edgetield
District, adjoining lands Of Barnett Williams,
Carter, Youngblood, and others; md more exten-
.iyely described in the deeds of William Shaw,
deceased.
TERMS.-A sufficient amount to pay costs
must be paid in cash. The balance to be secured
by bonds with sufficient surcties, conditioned TO
pay the same in equal annual instnlmentS, in one
and two years, with interest from date.
WIN. NJ. THOMAS, C.E.G.D.
Cumm'rs. Office, Dec Is, 1850. At
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ORITU AIRY.

DEPARTED, this life at his residence near Ham,
burr in this District, Oh the 4th iust, Of Typhoid
Fover, Mr.. JOHN u. GARDNER, eldest son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. W. Gardner, aged IS years anu
IL months.
Just in the prime yf life he died. when CUR
rounded by nll thut made lifc most dear 10 n'n'
leaving young and loved wife and two precious
little children to mourn their LOSE. He WAS warm
and generous hearted friend, kind aud acconmo-
dutng to oil, and evor ready und willing 70 rot,
give au injury. He had his faults US al ol Us
have, but they never emansted from tho heart;
we that knew him most intimately, knew best now
to appreciate bis many noble traits-und the agony
that now almost rends our henrts, tells nut 100
well how much We loved him. Farewell dear one
we have loved thee on earth, may we meet tnSe IN
Heaven. -"'
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ny--!ln honest llibcrnian had come inr t"
AZ, S;npa,a: and when he gazed upon it. = friend
,,r., ,,;,, ;s Il was not the mDst wonderful thing
he had ever seen, to which he replied Never
III, ,nau-ney.r bit Sure its Il" wonder ut all
t:,ut tho wu,her shonld fall dorm there, for Id
Tx, to know what could hin.lsr it,
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A III, persons indebted to the Estate of the late
IA .Juhn S. Buzxard, deceased, must make pay
men, by the lpth day Of February next, or they
will he sued aud those huving demands against
the Estate of snid deceased, must present them
pr ,crly attcstcd-I sincerely desire that NIL per
sons interested will give due attention to this no.
,re. ns the said Estate must be settled up nj Us
carly day us possible
J. ". BUZZARD, Aim or
Ian 23. 1856 81 3
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NOTICE.

vHyHE Firm of A. ]. PELLETIER ( CO.,
IL Druggists and Ap"thecarics in the Town Of
Hamburg, was this, the 9Th day of January 1861.
dissolved Ly mutual consent. The Bo"ks, Note.
and Accounts will he found in the hands of A. j.
pELL LETIER, who alnno is authorized to settle
the business of the late firm.
K. j. DELPHI,
A. J. PELLETIER.
Uombnro IAN = 1861 #
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r5e Gov. Blain, Of Michigan, in his message,
advocate. the doctrine of coercion, and recon-
mspds that the Legislature tenders to the Pres.
dent the use of the State f"rccs.
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of the country, causing pressure in the money
market, which is severely fe, hy Merchants ,l"ing
Il crct,i; business. We are beyond L""ht in the
midst Of il great crisis, but have faith tn hoeve
VIC have bright future hef.rc us. am therefore
determined, to keep my Stuck rerleii:hel 10 meet
the demands ui my cu.l"n"rs. Eut this cahh"t
bc dune without n.canS. | lu-t have money I"
CARRY ON my business successfully, and "n conf
pu!ied to call on nll who past due Notes Or
Accounts To pay them with as tl!e dery ~ I'"s-
she. T.. FEHS, Agt.
Inn II 1S
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FRESH GOODS

For the New Year {!
vByIIE Subscriber announces tn kis nuu,.ruu.
customers, that he huJ JUST REPLESlsU.
ED bis Stock with uany new aud desirable
Goods Suited 10 The Season,
Which makes his Stock very complete and ready
for the opening Of the New Yeur's trade, which
will be sold on reasonable terms 10 punetaul cus-
toners.
A very liberal discount will be mado on cash
bills
cEv Groceries sold for cash only.
E. ENN, Agent.
Jnu2 II ;s
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State of South Carolina,

II y y = 7 y II = = z - . ~ Y
IN COMMON PLEAS.
EUOLOMAN RANDALL. VIII" is in the custody
It'll vi tho Sheriff OF EdsrG.ld District, by VIZ
tue Of i Writ OF Carins rd Sath tacieudum, At the
suit Of Jnrurs II. SScurrngip having Fled IL my
Otire. together with II Schedule on oath VI his
estate and effects, bis petition I" the Court o, Com
m"u Pleas praying that he may he admitted to !ne
hcurit ui the Act of the General Assembly made
for the relief Of Insnlr-nt Deh:"r' 1t ii therefore
ordered, Tia, the said Jane. II. STeurengin and
nll other Creditors to Shu,n tho said Holoinun
Randall i. iu nnywise indebted, he a"d they are
hereby sullmnncd and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Cour, mt Edsc6eld C. H., on Tuts.
day the fifth day Of March next, to show cause IT
ANY they can why the prayer Of the petition afore
said should not be granted.
s. HARRISON, C. C. P.
Clerk Otsice, Doe 3, 1861. 3m 4s
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Notice :

NaY NECESSITIES nre my only apology for
I'VE making this second appeal 10 my iriehuT
nud customers for muney. A few months since,
made m esrnes; call on my customers to pay up,
since which time have collected almost nothing.
I have been compelled to settle with my Charles
ton friends by giving them Bank Notes, Mt sixty
days, which will force me to the necessity OF col
lectnr large amOan; OF ,uuney during the month
of January I feel very confident that it il within
the puwcr of thuss whom have induigcd t"r
number Of years to relieve mc now ny paying
purt at lea.t. do not ask my friends to pay nil
they owe me.
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Cash and. Cash Only !

FEyilE Suh.rIibrr hnving moved his STOCK OF
Il GROCERIES, &C., TO the Corner Of Jefer-
sun aud Spann Street, I" ttu Store R"",l former
ly occupied 10y Wit hudson, will h: hnpry I"
wait un his friends and custuInarS who wish ~
huy Family Groceries for the CASH.
One nn' all of my rutt"mers who have been
getting their supplies "n fow days time nre earn.
r.,ly requested t" cail mud settle very soon, - /
must have money.
J.. r. COGEURS.
jan II
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Positive !!
Again Z!

TByIOSE indebted to me are earnestly requested
Il to call aud settle.
G. J. SHEPPARD.
Jan 90 st
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3S- WHOM mo think Of good, auSo.s are sieu';
uheA 30 do il, the5 rcjvica.
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To Hire.

A GOOD PAINTER TO hire by the GAY, month,
"A year. rr ny ID. job He is qualified for Tie
best Carrage aud Coarh Painting Nulse PAiu,-
iug. ella. ng. &c.
Aim. good HARNESS MAKER 10 hire by
the lnnn;l or year after tho lst February next.
| will deliver any QrnElty Of round pino wood
in the Village, ut ore dollar and Fifty cents for n
four horse load. JOHN HU1ET.
inn II If
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, in Hamburg, on the 10Th inst, ut the
house Of John A. Houston, Esq, by Rev. n. Hun
tin .ton, Mr. WILLIAM A. GARRETT and Aiss.
ALICE NJ. HOUSTON, both of Edgefsld Dis
trict.
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Tinnely Notice /!

i IiIIICIy 4SVUiOO
Tgy) those that are indebted to me, will say the
Il right owner OF the money you have had $"
long is now Of age and want: his money. hope
you will meet me at EdSefrld c. H.. Oh sale da!
in February next aud pay rue some or all that you
owe rue, that may lie able to settle with him.
These failing to do so ON that day will have To
settle with the Sheriff
MARK ETHEREDGE.
: jan % 1t
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came over, made several morse
our Town for near three mont
kidnapping NJ. JAS. Buzzari
made u jocky race with them
Less than twI weeks agon
Taylor was shot in the :iset :
was supposed by ? negro man
with h,p, ,'raylor) the night II
The good citizens seem now
themselves from the aggression
ards, gamblers and fusitives
present excitement has calme
we are disposed to hope that Sr
seldom call ON us in the future.
/ hope you will continue to i::ronr IN
.4drert;;ser as heretofore.
Ny best hopes for my native hills 70
Yours, truly,