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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-09

beIUEe Inc VOC IS tnken on this ques-
ton, desire to make lew observations
am aware that under the rules allowing
but few minutes eacli morniug for dis
cussiOn of matters notsbefOre the Com
mittce of the Whole, it is impossible TO
make an argument, and myself shall not
ntIemptit. feel it due to myself, how.
ever, as proposing the resolutions before
the Convention, that should explain as
briefly as possibly can, the reasons which
induced me to offer them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09
EdgeheId Female College
TByHE Exercises of this Institution will con
il mcnce again on Monday the lOth inst.

TByEIE Exercises Of this Institution will COM
4 mcnce again on Monday the 9th inst.
The Teachers will be the saline heretofore,
with the exception of Mr. ROBERT j. GWALT-
NEY, whose place will be supplied Ivy his sister,
Miss MATTE GWALTNEY. No Teacher has
We, been o,Gp!uycd in the Department OF Music;
but, sh"ull the number of Pupils justify, the
services OF ouc will be Immediately engaged
Patrons urc assured tha; the School, as long as
kept up, will be conducted as efficiently MS here
toforc. There is every reason wiz, at this tune,
our Female School should go on us usual. This
can be done even though many of US still are
called to nrms. We have numher of Southern
Ladies, not now employed. who are fully quEilEad
to make good Teachers. Let such enter our Fe-
NAL. Schools; and, if noed be- tnkc tho eAtrs
charge of them. The duy has come when the
South must educate more thoroughly her dnugh-
,ers. We want no more Teachers truln the North
The struggle is for .yYciat no less than Political
[ndepeudouce The one, by the help Of God, we
can conquer with the sword; the other, We must
accomplish by self-reianco, intelligence and rir.
tue. Parents meny Of your brave sons and
brothers are in our Army, to remain We knS" not
how long. Educate, thcp, your daughters, that
they may in turn educate the next generation.
For information refer to Catalogue, which will
be sent upon application.
JOHN r. GWALTNEY,
EdgeGeld c. ", S. c.
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Richmond Academy.
Augusta, Georgia.

EYlIE Regular Exercises of this Institution will
Il he resumed on the 23d Of September 1851.
The wLoe Course taught in the Academy cm-
braces the Classics and Mathematics, as well rs
ail the branches Of an English education.
No charge made for the Study of the French
Language. This language will he spoken in the
family of the Principal, and will bc cxscted of
every bOnrder.
Students from abroad may he boarded IA the
family Of Principal. No Pupil residing with the
Principal will be allowed to visit the business por
trn. of the City without permission.
Quarterly reports will be sent to Paronts or
Guarlia!S.
Board and Tuition, $500 per annum, payable
quarterly.
Day Scholars in English Department per quar-
ter, slV.
Day Scholars in Classical Department per quar-
ter, SD.
Quarter consist, Of Eleven Weeks.
Vacation dates from 18th August to lit October
JAMES L. RQSSIGN0L, Principal.
Sept "a If IS
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Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. !


EXECUTIVE DEPAErNEX1 July 6, 1901.
A CCoRDING to An Act of the Confederate
"a Congress, entitled "An Act to put into ope-
ration The Ci"vernran, under the permanent Con-
si!U.:on Of tie Confederate States Of America,
!; il required tina: each State shall vote on the
&rS; n Nclrc,Iay III November next, for President
and Vice President of the Confederate States.
1ch etfiacrS arc 70 nc inaI.urated on the twenty
.ccoul Il Fch.Gary next. and
WHEREAS he existing law nf the State pro-
ti;c$ til#, the Electors for rrvsi'lcnt and Nica
prcsi.em; shall ho appointed hy tho Legislature.
and w!urcas, the Legislature Of this State vii! moi
&c in regular sc$SGa Al the TIM" prescribed by
the aforesaid Act for arpoia;mcnt of Electors,
Therefore, be il known that |, Z. ". PICK-
ms, Governor in and over the State of South
Carolina. hy virtue OF ti. power rc<tril i'll lie BY
he Constitution. authorizing Tie G'vcrnGr On c%-
ra"r'ii;iarY ucca.ious. II convene the General As
:emIIy do issue this, my PROCLAMATION.
.al!iac upun AMI cqncS;iEs the Senator'S ana the
members uf The House * Representatives to con-
'cnc III Co!u:aiiI ~ the frS; Monday 10 Nnvcn-
next ensuing, th"t ;iic" may he present IL the
!iouSe of Representatives The s::d first Mn',ncs
lay in NoveT.ber. t" api:"%t tiact.'.s ot p;c:;.
lent AMI Wee President II tho 'nfclrr::0 Si"t"i
If Amcri.;, in conformity wiki the Ac;" Tie Con-
fr.;crht" Cunyrc<s aforesaid.
As The permanent Government i, ta be organ.
i..l. an election will i've required Of two Senators
r"nl His State, a:i,l alsn, in MI probability. cn!l
,i'lr:;uS tho peculiar STATE .! The country, other
important unai;rr> will l'c ;c:,l "n u TIC sam,
session Of The Legislature"
Given under NY hand aud H.: set! "r ,!;c STAT
aforesaid, al CaIutlhn, ti,;s IT,! -ixlh day oi
July. in The yeal Of "ur !."rl. one la"ssaTd
eight l!undrc'! and six ty-onr. aud in Tho ci.i:r-
sixth year nt tic lu'lrr:a,rnrr 81 The sat" nj
South Carolina. +. ". i.iCEET.:,
lt.l.c H. M:ASs, ;;.;srut"ry rr State.
July II, 1>Gl. II! I'm. IS.
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THE News" Old Secession" was again un-
covered yesterday evening and Numbered forth
q salute in honor Of the passage Of an Ordi-
nance Of Secession by the Legislature OF Mis-
souri,. This makes the twelfth star IN our
young Confederacy, and we trust ere long
that the committee will soon have the peas
ure of another glorious discharge for Old
kentuck. k."-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

IN extract from m set to alter and amend the
cllh .cci2u uG the first article VI the Cuustitu.
t;p, % the State ui South Carolina.
.'SeuaiprS AMI m.i:istrS Of the House "i f"p,e.
...nlativc. shall hc chosen uu the TUESDAY
iFTER TIE SECOND MONDAY IN OCT0.
lEE. in thc yea: Of our L"E'l one thousand tish;
;uodraA and sixir-twr. ana on the sane day IL
every :ccn: year thereafter, in sHcli manncr AID
IT ,uch inlc, as are herein directed" &c.
Extract from an sc: Il alter and a;acmI tlc law IN
relation 10 the rleih"! Ui counting votes in al:
election, by the people.
''Tl.; hereafter, in ail elections by the rc"pe'
the mai!a. GERS shall proceed 90 count the votes pEb-
lrly, Immediately af;cr the final closing of the
pniis at tho prcciac: whore the votes have been
taken, make out Il certificate of the rcsrlt which
shall be fignsi by shc managers, or u,aj ajort9 Of
:icu, and taken to the C.,urt House, or place n"w
liked by law for counting the votes. Oh the day
next Subsequent 20 tie day Of the said election,
un or before the hour of four o'clock, T. Nj, by
,ac or more of til. said Managers" &c.
Sept II 1851, 1t 80.
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TO FARMERS & PLANTERS
II III l.
SOUTHERN COMPOUND FERTILIZER
MANUFACTURED AT
Columbia, S. c.,
ny r. nj. STAKES & 60.

Bt X. NJ 5 L U Il Il : 4 q u.
rHylIE subscribers hereby notify the Farmers
4 and Planters Of the Southern Confcderacy
that they are now establishing factory for the
production of II commercial Fertilizer, which they
brlievc will be found equal to any fertilizer here.
tolore purchased from the North. All the incrc-
dcnts of the SOUTHERN COMPOUND FER
T1LIZER are found in abundance in the South,
md only require the application of scientific
knowledge TO make US perfectly independent OF
our cnomics, even in this particular
Our intention is to sell our Planters m honest
and reliable Fertilizer, peculiarly adapted to our
orn SOIL climate, and crops, and, as far as rossi-
BILE, shield them from the gross impositons so
frequently palmed upon them by Northern ma
uurc manufacturers.
Our Fertilizer contains all the elements neces-
gary for the food of plants, being composed OF
PULvERIZED NIGHT SOIL, POTASH, DIS.
SOLVED BONES, SULPHURIC ACID, PLAS.
TER and LINE. The manure thus formed, con-
tanning large per centnse Of potash apd other
alkaline salts will render it inraluaGic for cotton,
and will be found to influence the growth of all
other crops sufficiently early in the season, though
not quite so promptly a. Peruvian Guano. 1t will
hold out longer and mature the sesd perfectly,
giving decidedly the best crops, and will show
itself in most instances superior to Guano or many
other of the most popular fertilizers. We shall
he ready to supply the Fertilizer about the 5th Of
September.
Price, s45 per ton Of 1000 lbs, cash,
bankable paper, or Confederate State Bonds.
II. w. STOKES Il co.
--Celumbia, S. G., Aug 20 st 80
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rR1-wEEKLY MERCURY, for year s5.t
ADVERTISING RATES.

TIE MERCURY has now the largest circula-
ZION tf any paper in the State, and is accond in
this respect to but few papers in the South il
therefore offers great advantages to business men
and others, whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE OF Is lines, solid Nonparcil,
each Insertion, Is cents, nad for each additional
limo ) cents.
COMMUNICATIONS of personal interest will
be charged rs advertising matter.
Orders from without the city to pnblish A,lver-
ttemeutS, Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not bc attended to unless the cash, or an ncecpto-
bic city reference, accompany the order.
-.:5- On all lhs Of $50 und over, 90 per cont
li&cuunt Is allowed.
EiS- South Car,lina Bank Bills taken in pay
ment for subscription t. tho Mercury
Charleston, July 1861.
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State OF South Carolina.

To The Managers Of Elections.
IN tie issuing Of rriS recently to the Managers
4 nl Elcclio:iS. thu fact was overlooked that our
State Constitution waE changed by the two acts
rnn which extracts arc quptc,l below, and but
80 day waS allowed for holding the polls, instcnd
,f twp. as formerly Managers OF Elections will
therefore, take notice. AMI lodi the election for
,nr day Only, and count aud return the votes ~
..lui-cd ly law.
{, vii! hc seen that the acts below arc intended
to regulate our State eec'ions; but the Cunstitu-
,un "t' the Confederate States gives C"ngrcss the
:,owYr If they think proper. 70 establish uni
r,,rn day in the States for holding the elections
If mcmhcrs Of Congress, and the act Of Congress,
liking t!.e first Wednesday in October next, says
;iai the election il IL hc conducted according to
the forms established Ey each State.
+. W. pICKENs.
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Anna Broadhurst,
Geo. L. Mills, Adm'or. ct al.
EpY Virtue OF an order Of the Court in this case,
I'D I will proceed to sell at Edgclicid Court
House on Monday the 4lh November next. the
following Real Estate of DR.. W. W. Broadharst,
dccl., viz
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Sixty
acres, more or less, On which are fine improve
mcnls, making it one of the mvst desirable resi-
dcnccs in Eisefeld District, situate in Beech
Island on Montjnys Branch, adjoining lands Of
Mrs Mary Gardner, James Psutun, n. A. Mill.
and others.
TERMS.-Suld on credit Of one, two ana
three years, with interest from day of sale, cX-
cept as to 50 much as may be necessary u pay
costs vf suit which mus, he paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with at least two good
sureticS, to secure the purchase money, and pay
for titles extra.
=. ". CARWILE, C.E.E.n.
Comm'rS Office DC, (, 1851. 1T ~
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State Normal School.

WILL DE RE OPENED on MON
GLSfA DAY, 7th October. Admission will be
G11SSTgs.u made during the month of October,
S4SsGp and from the lSt to the Sth january,
~ 1852. Such young la'iicS as may re-
ouirc aid in paying their board and travelling en-
r:nscS, should procure the recommendation o. nny
one of the members ot The Legislature from iheir
District. aud apply to the Secretary at Caas!eS
ton. Arrangements are made that the names o.!
such .s receive aid shall h" known only t. the
Chairman and Secretary of the Board.
The following are the rcqrsi;i"ns for adEiS-
sion
I. The candidates must he orer fourteen and nn-
der twenty-five years Of age "t ::o"i moral char
actc-, and in sound bodily Eealth.
II. They must be able To pass satisfactory en-
animation in English Grammar, Mcntal and Writ
ten Arithmetic, Geography, and the History "t
the Confederate and United States. IN English
Grammar tie candidates mast 5c able 70 parse
readily and correctly any nr:i.Sry Ensi'Sh ir?S:
giving tic definition OF the paris o: $'csrh, 'htl:
properties, aud the rules for their construction
In Written Arithmetic the can'ii!a;cs 'nn-t he
thoroughly familiar with all the rules usually
treated before Interests" close examination viii
be made as 10 the pupils knowledge OF the '"'ics
OF all kinds. which are made use o: in Simple aud
Compound Numbers, and the process io7 Il n"!n:
the Greatest Common Divisor lu,i Ltas. Cou;n Jn
Multiple.
TIE examination in Geography Will hc lrinc-
pally confined to that OF the Western Hemisphere
and Europe.
In History special attention vii! nc given t. c
Colonial History of tic .i:ncr"an States
The candidates lnu,t wriica fair han'!, AMI
read and spell respcctabl" il. aGy ordinary hiG-
lish prose or poetry.
III. They must declare their desire 10 maAs
themselves competent as Teachers in this State.
" Each Applicant shall present on The first
day o, the term. Il certificate si.;ac hy Il in.nrity
OF the Delegation from the Election District n
which she resides.
L. MONTAGUE GRIMKE.
Secretary Z. /. :.
October 9th. 2t II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-09

n the blissful realms of Paradise. This we know
from the blessed promises of Gods Holy Bible !;
from her pious life and Cody conversation; ana
from the manner in which she met Deaths dread
summons: not with fear and trembling, but with
n hopeful assurance of . blessed Immortality WIKI
God on high;-
"Sustnnel aud soothed
BY an unfaltcring trust, she approached the grave
Like one that draws the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams.
Mrs PHlLLlps became member of the Noun
tain Creek BAPTIST Church about twenty-five years
ago, and throughout this term of years, her ialth
has ever been manifested by her good works-
always the same meek Christian. not of the des-
pondns and gloomy type, bat of that sweet spirit
that enabled her TO scatter JOY. and love, and
sunshine, and hope, and heaven wthcrsoever she
went.
But it is useless to say more. Those who knew
her, cannot soon forget her many virtues. Let us
long remember them aal strive to initiate Fare
well, aged friend-thuu' vert ripe for the grave
and prepared fer eternity. In Heaven NC hope
to meet thee.
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EDGEFlELE DISTRICT,
II EOki[TY.

IN Equity.
e. i. QUITS and wife,
rS. 1'UrtifiOH.
John C. Shafrr CT al.
EpY Virtue of an order of the Court in this cnse,
Ed will proceed to sell ut Eageiield c. H., on
Monday the 18th Norcmber next, the following
Real Estate Of VIM. Shafer, deed. viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in the Dis
trct of Edgcticld, adjoining lands Of Thomas +.
Williams Simeon TiInmerman, John c. Sha'er
and Others, containing Three huud:ed and thres
acres. more or less.
TERMS.-snld on a credit of were months.
with interest from day of sale, except as to so
mucll as ,aay be necessary to dcfray the costs OF
this suit. which must he paid in cash. PG'cha-
srrs will he required to give bond with at lea';
two good srrctic> - secure the rurcha.s money.
and ray ;"r titles extra.
r,ssssSior gwen Il: soon Is Inc growing eroI j:
.ai,.l,i. 4. W. CaEHlhf, cEEs
Cn:a..'rS. 00icr, Oct. eth, 1861. i. 10
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State OF South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
l. C(tLl i Dill bltI 4 -
~ ORDINLi K J.

~ ORDINARY.
EeY w. p. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Esge-
ES field District.
Whereas, John L. Hamilton has applied to ins
;ur Letters of Administration. with the will Mi.
ncxcd on all aal singular. the goods and chat
ties. rights and credits of pe'ila Phillips, la;r
ot the Dis;rici aforesaid. decd.
These are. therefore {. ciic and admonish all
and singular the Kindred and creditors of the said
deceased TO be and appear before me. at our next
ntJinaryt Court for t'.e said District, TO he holdon
II El.clica Cour; i:o;:<c. on the 18th day .:
Der. last, to show rarSc. If any, why tie sa"
administration $hoal not be yr%utc'.
Given under my hand ainl seal, this 5i!
lay uf Qr:. in the year of our Lo:l enc thcu.-
ana eight hundred AID S:xty-"a", Sn.i in the
,;glty-siyth year If the sovereignty and ln,lc!en
,!.ncc OF the State Of :;s.u'li Car''ira
VIZ. DURISUE, 0.E.D.
0ct9 2; 10
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COKNON-PLh.tS
fN CU.N-NUN 7 HI.-I'!.
Aaron a. Clark,

AarOn a. CIark,
~. forciyn .iaach@c"i.
Samuel r. Fallcr
ygYliE Plaintiff in TIC above stated Gaze, having
q this day filed his declaration i'll my office, ai'i
TIC Detcu,ian; having neither wife a"r Attorney
known to reside within the linisof this State, O.,
whoa copies Of said Declaration with rules /"
plead can be served, On motion of Mussrs. Asncy
E Wright, Plaintiffs Attorneys, o7derci that said
Defendant appear ana plead 10 said Declaration
within yc'.r and :. day from the date hereof, o.
nai and absolute Judgment will be given against
him. :. HARRISON, &C. T..
Clerks Ca:c, October lst, 1861. elyI ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

nv ORDINARY
DY F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of EDGE.
I'D field District
Whereas, z. W. carwile, c. L. l.. D., has su.
piled to me for Letters Of Administration, on All
und singular, tho goods and chattles, rights and
credits Of Hon. F. II. Wsrdlaw, late of tho Dis.
trict aforesaid, deed.
Thees are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our mex.
Ordnarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at EdsoGeld c. H., on the llth day Of Nov. next.
to show cause if any, why ths said adniniserauun
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this l3th dny Of
Sept. in the year of our Lord enc thousand eight
hundred and. sixtyonc. and in the s6th yeap Of
Independence Of South Carolina
! WE. DERIS0E, e.rD.
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State cs South Carolina

ENECITS t. DEpAH1 VI MENI.
CUAELESroS. SEI.~. -. lSGl.
BY HIS ENCELLENCi. +. VI. HICKENS,
GOVERNOR AND 0MMA%Dfi IN.C!llEr
IN AND OVER THE STATE Or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Whereas. information has boon received NJ ihe
Department. TIA: LEWIS. :. ic;ro Save, ;s pr
rcriy "t William Vnrm. al Darlington iiSiriSi.
was tried and convic'c.l ": an a;rpcio;. u:!c:c"
against the Gixnity oil tic St:li" sentenced 81,
hc hur. on lie Sth "c Nnre::hcr EcX and escaped
fsom The custody .! tie Y;'.e"r VII" h.'l h.in ia
charge:
Now. therefore, J. T. " p1CKENS. Governor
OF the Stat. OF Snu: G.l..,iic:.. do c"ci.r offer Il
reward ni ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for his
apprehension and d.ii;cry in;o any ,I,li in this
State.
The said Lewis is about six feet high. Weighs
about one iand:cd an! eighty "un's; i. :n"ut
thirty yeas Of age; has Very hlac:; iicavy whS-
kcrs his chin us ,i!ny- ala"ac:. MS ears they
are very thin: very nigh. rr""iE:s fpr2ilc:i rt:i
good, 5,i; cnlorc, BY the u, ri :"htcro. Wc;:
lns; seen lis clothes were "t dark coiorr,! nc;rn
cloth
Given ,,n.icr my baud nul The seal n :4 State at
ChnrcS;on ;his the :It;, la: Svp!.:liirr in
,ilc year Of our Lprl one thousand ri.:hi nun
drcl aa,! ,xtyonc :i ri the .:ir;Yp"'Ci.ir,' al
t!lY State Of South Carolina, t:. "i..;:ty sixth.
L. ". pICKENS.
i:y the Governor
JAMES 4 DrrruS, Deputy Secretary o. STATE.
October 9th /: IL
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- he Friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq,
beg leave to announce him Candidate to repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District in the
Confederate Congress
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For the Advertiser.
TO the Voters Of the Fourth Congress
sionai Districts:

TO the Voters Of the Fourth Congress
sional District:
Col. JOHN a. CALHOUN, Of Abbeville, is Z
Candidate FOR the Congress of the Confederate
States. His high-toncd moral character, mental
qualifications and political antscedcnts for the last
thirty years. in opposing the usurpations and cor
ruptions Of tyrannics, and rotten Government,
leave no record behind Of which lie need be
ashamed, and To suspicious o: rnsaith!ulncss to
his State, which require argument TO remove.
Ills immediate irians AMI ne; ab"cS. tlicn cheer
fully commend him 10 YOU ;.s a sr:', 'rc!,;en,
Of your support. GHEHNNoOD.
as- VIZ are authorized t, Announce Dr.. II.
GRIFFIN : Candidate 10. Congress a: the slcr-
ton in November.
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NEWS IRGi bUKC0NBB !.

q HAVE appointed a. STEVENS, Of Augu.:n,
4 my Agent for the salt Of my Pure North CIR
oiua WllLsKEY. All who wish to g, c!oi,.
article, would do we'll to call and e1au me it.
j. HAL RISt y.
Charlotte, \. c., May 81, 1861. 3oos
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TALL And WINTER STYLES, 1850!
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS
Wholesale and Retail !
Geo. w. Ferry,

MASONIC HALL BUILDING,
2Ia Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
HBAS received large and carefully selected
LII Stock of Gents Moeskin, Cashmere, Ameri-
Gun and French Felt HATS.
Cloth, Plush Silk Velvet, Glazed and Seamless
CAPS, now and elegant patterns;
Youths and Children HATS and CATS, in
grent variety Of handsome styles.
Silk, Alpncca and Ginghams UMBRELLAS;
Heavy Plantation HATS for Negroes;
Fresh Goods received by every Steamer. Prices
as chenp as the cheapest.
Cull and see.
Augusta, Ca, Sept. 10, 1860 If 80
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EstraY Notice.

vuyoLLED before me, by William Hatcher. a
Ilatchcr's Pond, u Sorrcl MARE MULE
age unknown,--no particuisr marks. ArprAi>c
~ $2j. The owner is rcqucstc:. to Como iorw,n!
rny expenses ana take her aw"y, or She viii ),
dc.,i With as ;hu law directs.
W. EDNEY, NJ. L. D.
tiranitcyille Sept so, 1861. ltm" 10
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NOTICE..-All person, Indebted to the Es-
~ tate OF Washington Wise, deed, arc request.
sd TO come forward and settle the claims against
them; and all those having demands against said
Estate, also requested to present them proper
~ attcstedfor payment.
II. a. SHAW,
w. S. WISE. A''''s In TO-
Nov 21 az
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For Congress.

Tho Friends of Gcn. NJ. L. B0NIIAM vii
rc-clect him to Congress.
EDGEFIELD.
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State Of South Caroliua,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

~ COMMON PLEAS.

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e- if"r.iy" .itt,ri.n.Hi.
S,,nae! l.. Fu!ie:.
rsyiE Plaintiff in Ike aaoys s;e.e,! ease. havins
.s l!;s day flied lis ce.rati"n in M "iiirc, ana
~. Dr!,mlia: having ac:l!icr wife -"r Att"rn'.z
:;,:o:.a 10 reside w;t!n i:le limits Of this state
"a who,a cuic oE sal: ,:aelas&:i,n with rules
plead c#a lie .eryc.i, Oh uo'oa u: McSsr>. .;.t.,
:: Wright Plaintiff; t'.r:c,$. Ordered i:. s;i"
ne:urua appear a; p:r.:d 10 said icriarAti"!
wi,.ia yea. #;i = ,!as' :rOm I:c da;n :crc"i, "
!an aud :b$"!uic ju,i"n; will l'a 80: a:.;'s:
n;ia. :. HARRISON. 80
Clerk n;nc,. u:t"i,4r i. 1861. -Iy.. ~
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@s>WS are authorized by many friends of Col.
S. HARRISON to announce him candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the Court for
Edgehcld District.
April II II IL
&N- The friends of JACKSON C0VAR an
nounce him Candidate :.r Clerk of the Court
HdegGeld District, at the next election.
April %. 1861 10 sH