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, 1862-09-02

WESTERN UNluN COLLEGE aae AnlIAI;1
ytr. will open its second year. sspt 81 ls6e. villa
SnlaEE, COLLEGIATE Academic and PRIMARY Casses
ess anA .siurers tho5oRsh app9'ntaeat.. tns s?es
fl2O dGe,, anp:t and attractive s:i:ta:y Park
=-:ciient md we!! furnished Atin.EY dne GjmnA
3II. and many dt.!e- advantages which Should cla;l
tet attention Of parents and gusEsans. The largest
institution OF ito class and chafAc:er II. the t1uu1-
to Cadets. also in aEI1LLEKE snd 1SFASThE tEeayy
and Light TAo!1cs ZoUATE md FAscT Da!LLs and
n U1 1ieru,s. TEEMt-S1s per schv! y:aE far poaEd,
VERY iepavt1aeEf. paSabe qaaQerly in advance.
Cadets ffon a Dad. rosu and bvae:3 under tue s15ao
Circulars address =. g. COVERT, President. Fulton
III. fES4HES6x0
, 1862-09-02

~ EIEC1 CItAD<5C 1I CCIlDUI
~ MI. S. G. SANGER. graduate Of Harvard Uni.
ye?sty wro hss rad .avgs "a Gsriease y teacher
teE.b.I st: \ tliorouzh conrs; OF Enssh a9 CLASH
The hest p1Ivstr schools in Boston NGinber pupils
Init ed to1wenty. The nest EaseTn and city Eee rem
furnished For circuars aud fsrthc. ntoriation
address S. G SANGER,
Au2tIS--
, 1862-09-02
TATAERH1 CAT ARR II
sEELYE,s 11QuIDcATARRH REMEDY

CATAREkE or GOLDEN The HE4D.
easter 10 cure Catsrrh thsn Consumption and By
cr.i1ir tl,c tr>: prevent the utcr- Persons should
.idu; stand iat The belte- pay to cufG Consumption
IS - rrcyet4t It. ,,-.-
tE7 al first very slight Persons find they have cold
n tnd thai 1iS lave freque n, attack ano nFe more
c!;.on III" be- DRY. slight dis-Earge thin
ana Scr!d afterwards Incoming rhlcs and adhesive.
c:vased IT. quantity and clsarg.a III qliity they arc
sw tisl m! ls;yy Az; :fi either 70 "t I,o OF ~ hloE
Lwked Q! s9,ss Of The seers{en: @ are oiansiye J;
<!.- wc.tk. the 1i smell Is lcsScned or ce
ftT1ytsi: deafness ffe3R.,ntly ttkes n!ace: :,
IsS Tic a:,i Vi tue IL ID CATAI:!W REMEDY. 1l1
<hc6c symptoms can nc etftt:nal!y removed,
P-ee ri thu ta!arrli Remedy ~uflrlcnt1or use
one rnc;1I with full clear directions. sent by
1,rcss.
Address D7. D. a. sEEL3F.
anll :1t,Elu Ccsi G:scc Buy Isl Cnicag0. Ii.
, 1862-09-02

OUNG LADIES HIGH
CNrrrY

NORTHWESTERN UNIVER.
IN s1TY-The next term commences Thursday,
September oh: Board in private fa1les from 3as to
$25G per week. Heaithfulne6s Of location, freedom
from immoral Influences. nBtye Cabinets of 8eolo.
~ and Natural History valuable Library and thorough
course ct study, present the best facilities to studen
Tie Preparatory School, connected with the Untvc1-
Rlty. Is IN dourshng condition. Send catalogues
HENRY 8. MOVES.
Evanston H.. aug 9. 1862. aulltIYi2w
, 1862-09-02

Rrt peace is very dif1icult st present, all
niit; il tue North reason has lost its sYly
over the mind of the people, and the julg-
E1ent Of their rulers has been taken asly Ia
the South passions ruu high. Therefore, in
the present ttmper Ct the two peoplesi. xou!d
he impossible just now for them to agree u poi,
the preliminary step to any 1seIiug peace w,
, 1862-09-02

So that when France and England decided
to respect Llncoln's paper blockade, they,
unwlttlnglg, perhaps, called Influences into
play which are rapld'y converting Us lato
die. The operatives in your workshops my
yet have cauee 10 1a1aent policy which eau
uct fail to call into existence many rival estao
llshments to your OWL, and which would no1
have found existence but for the course # alct
the two governments thought proper tt
.flrs1IH.
, 1862-09-02

1DF COOk es-Supet1or Court OF Eh1cAg0. .sEpe
teInt,e1 Tam 1862. Saiah NJ Dunn Es- Da7dd ounn-
sfSdsvt residence Of Dsytd Rann o asiea q
tie t;Ierk Of saf Sup+r rioF Court Of Chicago Notice
s htTenT eiveu to the sid David Dunn that the cen
he Cbarcery SIDE thereof the ninth Day Of Angus
is sud that thereupoa issued cut Or sAid
@ Nouday : of September ne1t us62}. as is BY Law Rs
4E unless you the said David Dunn, shs1l person
av h. and al IL IT before said Superior Court of Ch
neSetf 10 ce holden at Chicago, in 81 County. on
t,t tibt Monday Of Se1tember, 1s6a and plead an
nIsnt the sa1nc and the matters anu rhings therein
Charged aad stated Ill te taken conf ssel aud
DECREE nte1ed against according the pt37et o1
said bill. THOMAS i. .CAEFES. E:-II5
j. WOODBRIDGE SMITH. Ccn2its SoIr. eE1lt59 Ia
, 1862-09-02

95pe ann Ear.
31unlbtr.

T UMBER.-I would invite the St
tentton OF dealers and others purchasing lumber
Chicago t9 of tae arsst aad Sss afs 4ea Ia
inr FiooriE and Stuck Bosrds Sash, Doors, Shingles
Lath Long Timber, yolsta &C. Prices reasonani2 e
frsers ed Witn pIorspnesa and fidelity. CaEsloaded
II yard Ya1d and DHee Beach ssseet batween Pols
| Erd twelfth streets.
EyzlIE5aa6N R6Ab L. HAsL4Aaa.
, 1862-09-02

EAR. n. s. DDD4E, PROFESSOR
i. Of Lung and Female disc may he consulted
St htH Rooms at the Sherman Iousc On F;idass Nay
RI Jcliet ct the National tel, on saturdays Msy lut,
June 3'st, August end md S'rfemher 18Th iAtirnt;
HEo11a cal: carly Office hours from 10 to II 4 NJ ad
{taE to I PM. CONSULTATION free. Address Post
Er6:ce Bcx 2ss;i Chicago Illinois, Dr. ~ Lectures t.
F1smp. nyaaFst1-Sm
, 1862-09-02

n IJM1N IC I hA lhIA !NVlINiR.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, C0OK COUNTY, ss--
EouDty Court Of Cook County.
Public notice IL hereby Gfven that the undersigned
Adp1nIstratr11 Of the estate OF DottSer Walker %
ceased fappear befere TIE said Court at th
Septeber a: D. 1867 ut the Court House N said Goun
IT, the purpose Of hearing and adjusting ail eals RI
are deuunds agrtnst the estate. when and H1eIe az
persons having such c:aE,s are regueSe4 e present
and 1ie the same- ABIGAIL. = g MaL1Ee,1t 7Es,tter
.,....n. r5. ~ Ipss = ~ ~ te3-t12 I'd
, 1862-09-02
I1apoYtantto Females. Cheese

I1apoytantto Females.-Dr Cheese
nans Pills
E1e cqfnbnat1on OF ingze-1eE11n these Pills rhe
reG11t Of long aud eEttnsve Practice They mild
tn e.z oTe!atOi. anG certain IN correcting h trrcgu
!a-'aes Painful Mso.t-ua:o.s -emovinE 81 ol,a:r1c.
IL .he side psn!tatlon ri the heart wts all nervou:
E.Gcctolh Mysteries. fatigue pain IN the bRcs 6nG
ulhbs &C. disturbed tieep EhiCh arise from trterrup
ka2n OF nature
DIR. CHEESEMANsS PILLS
tFsK TIE commencement of new era The treatment
q taese i1reEunr11les ahd obELroctons Wa1H4 aaTe
E1.s!EGet eo.uAnx to PREMATURE GRAVE. NJ; fetRat
Ear cboy good hralh r2eas She IL regular and when
Evar obstruction takee piRce the general health BE-
XIlS to decline
Dir. CHEESIs17AN,S PILLS
Ere tie nnsl enectuAi remedy known for all com.
7>IctE peculst &c FEMALES. 10 al1 classes they
!nvalu2h!e. 1NoEC1s6. VIII czET41STE. rEEIonIc4I,
REGULARITY. They are Known to thousands Ebo have
tzacd them at dertn! periods trou:hout the county,
having the eancGD ofsoe OF tie most EMISEST PaEs
fCIASE IN AMKk3C4.
EXPLICIT E1EEcr1oNs eTAT1SG TEET 9EoULp
SfoT EE Used, with each Hox-tht PRICE OHE DoLLAR
HER Boz, rontaintuE from: 80 to 6a fl'!s.
fills CERT hE mall prompt p by FeTttnE to the Agent
fR Lake street. toLr n! DTsT7GIsTs GES SEE-t LILY.
~ Sold III Chicago St ulauu1sctorg prices By LORD
II SM1TH-- spi6elyr
, 1862-09-02

NEAREORN SUMMARY, So
~ WABASH AVENEE-The next targa Of this
ir.titutlon vii epcn On MONDAY. scrt. 18th Fns
ore.t!!rd less th- heretofore. Circulars be o.
tAtntd ~ calling at the seminary, by addressing the
Fr:rcittI! through thr Post Office.
aul9t7uh.lan e. GROVER. Principal.
, 1862-09-02


1ttn1n est dc R<pu51ita. The Union is gone ;
and the sooner 1ht world addresses itself to
that fact, the better will it be for humanity
ard commerce.
Most that Europe knows Of us has been
learned through Yankee sources, and I have
taken up your precious time with this dis
gushing recital merely to di=abnse FOUR miad
Of any Yankee falsehoods that may have fonnd
lcdgment there, and to give yon practical
illustration of the desFicable character of the
people with whom, unfortunately, We fad
Ourselves embroiled, and from whose associa-
tion We wish to withdraw.
pass By Butler's Infamous prociamatio at
New Orleans. and the arming our slaves
against our wives and children, to tell you Of
a Yankee refinement upon savage baroarity
which We haye to contend with
10 shoot with poisoned Arrows is ualver-
sally admitted 10 be both savage and blrsar.
Qua, hut our men have been shot with exp}o-
slFe tn.lets. Imagine Minute bullet 20 be
cut IL two transyereely, aud wire to be IT,
strkd axiaily through the front half OF c1ne +;
Inc o. her Dart is then hono red out into Gu p,
tiled with illuminate or some other explosive
| preparation, and then security fitted into the
! front part, and In such q manner that when
the ball strikes the wire Is driven back, aud So
BY percussion txplodes the ball iustdet the
wounded man. Is not that, think YOU. eau a
| to the pnisoned arrow? There c1u be no mis-.
take about it, for have seen the missile Its -lf
| and would send you one II could ind a If;
conveyance Tor the dangerous thug. The
| true aim Of savage warfare is to klll and mur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
Later from Observation-Disclosures Of
CorlpIa and Bolivar.

AnsLE, Oct l7.-Tha following !sa spr,
cial di.pateh to the Mobile Advertiser !; Reg.
lister;
HOLLY sralNcs. Miss. Oct IA gen.
tleman who has arrived here from Curinth,
says liat The enemy have evacuated Cnrinth
Miss, and that Bolivar, Tenn, is being evsc-
uated by them.
lrkA, Mss Oct. IA paroled Conrd-
crate soldier, just arrived hero frim luka,
says that Cur wnundcd in the Battle of Co
rinth, have all been sent to that place, and
are well cared for. He says that there arc
100 in all, and thinks that our wounded in
the whole Of the fight will not reach more
than ]. 800.
The FedcralS say that there were 300 Of
our men killed at the same time. Several
Federals told him thst they had 1000 wound.
ed. and could not tell how many were killed.
The Corinth Yankees cay that our men fought
more like devils than men and also admit a
total rout "fihe cnemyia Kentucky h. Brngg's
forces. Tie Yankees there also .sy that Nash
Vile will soon have to be relieved or cvacua-
ted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
A Federal Q Ilicer Renewed for Disap-
proving the determination OF Slavery
nv the North.

:: A great deal %; feeling has been caIisai il
the North hy the disni>.al Of N.ior kry {a
hrethc.: Of Col. Eey. oi;;'H. fictj'ian's staff
from his position on Urntral EalIerk's stall.
| The reasons are said to ho purely political
and for expressions Inadvertently snsde hT
Mainr krv, in regard to slaTery aud the war.
The correspondent Of the Nc* York l'mes
/! gives tie following account oi II.
] Some few ,ays after the hattie of .An'ie:am,
lSharp,hurs) an officer ae sul .hi,slor r.ey, AZ
c;ia i.ul7 to be will, inl;'rimsd, *hst was the
reason of our army's ncglecliIl:. the military
axiom, which SAYS that beaten, crippled, or
rctreatius euemy is always 80 he pursued <
To this Major hey responded. that q the
immediate destruction Of ihc rebel army wad
not the programme 1t wnnll be beltey, ba
said, to let the war inger % i;!aecis;yelI, snd
with adyantages ia bp(h sides until the end OF
! Mr Lirrnlls term, wien il conld be sct-
tied on compromise which would rasa sla.
very"
(! The Office, to whom these remarks were
made pail no particular attention to them,
such uttrranccS being unfortunately too Ia
niliar in certain circles Of the army, but in
the course Of q casH"al conyeisst.en ',!:l q
u,an,ue. ol the iJaLii;c,-9ecretarY Chase it
is sai,!--ho mentioned ethe programme
~ one OF interest, considering the su'hnr-
lis on vhilh 1t had tsen pat iustii: i'hp
,iattor with con,ml,iable nrnrEptnes1, ~sS
immediately laid b. the Csiinut officer
Lrfnre the President, wl.a nstan " cau:s,;! the
officer ho had rep2srrd Maj. k-v's c,,n.
vyrsation to be sent fnr. .A,oni-ne't at The
seriaaS tgru things were :aking. the oilircr
appeared, and on being crasssx1nl;ied thou.
:,igssa.., IL n,urr N%Jjr Aer, Mas uk;l:;nd 10
eivetae WHITE: co rp saiio'i, the -ub>tenc- "f
Which WAS then reuced 10 wiring BY Mr..
Hay. The Hrrsi'i'',;t's !.i;T'tn Secretary H.:
j,r k,y was ;.H e"t i". :l''d AZ oa b :
lor4 the 'r.'.;'ir,;:, il COMPANY With tn 'Hfl.
Ger, t whom c hd ii!S' ,i1kbn. fl." ~: III
u!es Of lie alleged conversation wnr,' ihel'
read to him and he wss asked hal be- been
gailiv Of irr?ntng sny such motives to ti.'.,
McG!el!"., :"
.To th4, aIajor X ; c.,sp 'ad...l. s.aias That
he had undoubi. dty 'us,rl he language :.l!,.g-
II, after wlirch hc cmn:nrnc.l lt's,cii'ng "u,
iT.n G..r:ir%i vnrlI.a.;on Il Tie sacred. .n"*>
tlIrhe insl;ta,l,n o Slavery, ana tn jastifis
h;hy Of tie policy @. inacllon. Or AZ; nthf
pol'cy which had tor ia "hl.o. ro preserve il.
''g,rp sir" inrefrGlpd Mr.. l.'ncosn, r.
have n. y. scat { YOU 10 darll>s with ynn ttc
abstract question = slavery, its s.cre:i"ees Or
r.,,r.... uu. AN c.rtrIy u; "nii;lnn iha'
no, ii.:r So; :car -h':i'h.r',':A".= ''';'' =.
i..;,..s... n t...' ,''.' :, -. A ''"' l",.''9
ii; ;yin,,ir, q. ;'i.iv, l'';'ir'' ''t'r ':''
..:.v ..5,. Ia !.,. sal - IS '''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
Latest from the North.

Rlcnuosp. Va, Oct 2v.-Ths Baltimore Amer
lean, OF Saturday afternoon, has been received
here It says that al; nur information, ny well ~
the dispatches from headquarters Indicate that the
army of The Potomac hss commenced it's grand
advance into Virginia In addition TO the nd
rancc upon Charlcstown, from Harper's Ferry,
commenced ycsterisy, Gen. Won.ihurys division
sl.o crossed the Potomac river and cn:amred IN
Thursday night near Kearuey!yile. The indica-
tinn$ ~" ,Lnt the tEcmy viii n"l have t" wait
lang before they are again met 10y TIE array u!
the Potomac.
RIcHNuyD, Oct. l9.-The Baltimore american
o. thursday afternoon last, ssys tlst the latert
returns frum Ohia and Indiana Indicate that Il q
Democrats have probably carried both Ststrs In
Ohio they claim 0,00n i,sjurty, and Il cut of the
tiun they have only L members. In Peunsylva
uia there l2 Vnpr and Democrats elected
Districts Eot heard from.
EnRpERicrsBrEG VA. 0c:. lI.-Nrrtherii dates
D October 18th received here, state tha, the Dem
ucrats have carried Pennsylvania, 0hu and lui;-
Hnh.
In psnnsyylya.is, l3 Democrats snd II Relnh-
licam. are elected /: Congress.
In OHIO. IL Dsnucrn Is aud R"ruhlicana are
FED, with three districts yet 10 hear frn. In
the a.i Congress the Chi" delegation sto,d IS
Republican. ani democrats.
In Inlsna. Democrats and , Republicans rs
e!cct:d. IL the iasi CnnSrrss the ln,in;.a lci' 81
,oa .,nnl S Republicans AMI , Democrat.
In Iowa, nil tn. Republican Cpnsrrssm"n are
oec'ed. snl he STATE lckc' hat 2o:v Nepiih!ica:.
by lh,0h0 majority.
The Democratic n.iio:iry is t';e State ;irk=t in
Pennsylvania IS 0.uGil, in 0iio -, 500 and in H.
.;:aaa S,G00.
In Iutlisns. C"lf.1, Damn. r:d .Tu!sn. R-Iuh-
l:csns in tho iaat Congress. ~" defeated In Ohh
,iurly, Republican, AMI Pen rt"n and Cox, nc,n"-
r.ats. are reelected. In i.rn., ranis. Gxla>hn
Gruu, Republican :pcahrr "f the isnhea N.use
ri Representatives ID ,e:su;-'l, and Thadt.la
S'evc:.s Republican. is r--clec'rd.
McCie!lsn spent Thur,i.y night la: i: Charles.
t .am. Va, lut subsequently, returned ,p Wax.
iagtcn.
There is noihing i:t:sfsct"ry froa Ken:u.ky
but m victory ia rs;iinr'i hy The Yankee.
They s~y thu, Bragg i: lesv;ng 'te State. lle
Federal. haze occupied Lexington
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED lhis lirn. the 18th Of August. 1852,
BERGMAN HLEDSuE. rf inl.mmatory dis-
ease in the 3;th yenr "f his age.
The sul.i.ct of This notice remained q consistent
member u; Rocky Creek Baptist Cnureh for four
,cs'l yea-a. 1t is due to the memory Of tho do.
r,asrI t. adj. tha; he was Va upri,h citizen y
kind and s:i"ctnnu:c t!.Li.-, ana 3 lnv"s aud de-
voted husband IT. ~ n"a;h we mourn rot af
tics. who hare no hm;:c =. r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
LATEST NEWS.
Later News from Kentucliy.-Bragg
Falling back to Cumberland Gap.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 2Oth.-The last VIC
have from BrugSs army, is that lie was at London,
ky., falling back in order towards Cumberland
Cop. Ducll had very large army, aud cndear-
orcd to flank Bragg while at Cump Dick Robinson,
which was prevented By this retroat. Buell. is yet
endearoring 20 flank him, nnd thorc may be d
bstuc any day.
The report Of tho taking Of large number Of
prisoners at rcrryvills, Ky., by our army, proves
to be untrue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
srnm-nn.,her. r.--.---

FggngnirRs sBrns. VA, Oc:. ':.-G.a.ra! Fan
c,c, lFcicrulJ &c npi.d Chaiest;w". Va. N
Thursday evening lnsi. q ser IN artillery '''!e ri
w.. !."rrs DURATION. Oar ,"l,'! 5s'i:r'l = u I'LL
oil this siic of Ii: tnwh. The :H"i;'! !os s''iea
s.nl wounded We "et Capt. S:aili OF the Rich.
mond artillery, AMI $ Wounded. Two hundred Of
our Au,ie.sm wounded were also cspturoa BY tie
Ect!erais.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
AnElAl Eepv!s e the
Board or commissioners Of The TS0r
FtE EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

20 H:s Hsnor tie Pr,si,iiAy Ja,lye Of tie Cour, q
Comnnn Pitna uaa General .Srssi"ns for Edge
fetd District, Fail Trrra, 1852:
The Bunr,l Of Commissioners of To. Poor FOL
! Edgefield District beg leave respectfully 10 RE-
port: That there uru at this Inns Five Lunatic
! paupers in tho Stato Lunaiir AS, lum at toium-
; bia S. e., ,i,arrrab.e 10 the District. sit Sarah
! Poster Ansahrl Morgan, q. Freeman. lnTy
! We've. and ll.nry Gulman. fEirly-srvnn hii"r-
rnt pdupers has : received 5uncfi from tho Poor
f: funds of the DiStrict during the year. W. have
sent one to the Lanaic AsyluIn VIZ: henry
Golman. Threo have diod ut tho Poor House
during the ySar, viz: Sally Polat'y. sixiy."he
years Of aSu, bind Thomas EaHls, e:ghty-three
years of aye, and Caroline Griffith, infant on.
month old. Ninn have lott the Poor House dI'-
ring tho year of their own accord, viz: Mnry
Zimmerman and her two sh:ldren William and
Elizabeth Zimmerman, Elizabeth Griffith, JOAN
W. Walton, (tuken awsy by his fathcr,) Sardinia
Brown and her infant Elizabeth Brown, tborn at
tho Poor IIuu5c,) Suslm Rsfcal and James IL.
Rafrsl. There are Nlnetcca P.urc's ut this ,iuio
remaining q: the Pr,r House, viz:
!. Nancy Mayt, SIS years Of age, id;",ic
2. Nancy Rive, ngei OO i'iiviic
). Sarah l'llmu!e, aged 10 deir-mrd
4. Wesley rinac sged 90 rl'otic anu doai
). Mary Wilson. aged %S destitute
6. Su1an ll"lnL,. aged a4. afflicted
I. Lewis Holmes, ag,d %, ih''ir.
y. Eliza llollnmd, aged o. dcioripsd.
=. Fre,i Martin. asri -. rpil-T'lir
10. Elizabeth T,lruagr, ugrd 50. blind.
II. Susan Chcathl N, aged 80. i'lin'i".
II. Josiah SxiudIc, aged 49, afflicted
Is. William Clarke, ,:,i t.. Hil cird.
H. Antou M0nlcy, age: 6S. nilliccl.
Is. Elizabeth J":;s age, d ciipE!r.
TO- Sampson Is aui. sgd ii. afflicted
,l.,;,, ,,,,
Is. Nancy Fox, ag:d II, destitute and ini'n.
Ia. anrca j. T''"IuIsn, -s.d % il'9i.
Thrrc vii! DO very shvrt cro. maia ":i he
druuth in the Summer "I sercn weeks. The huild-
ings are an in t"lrrni,iy good repair.
For y mi:ute acc"ini"i receipts and ;lis5urse-
mcmls. W. refer yunr Honor tn II reprrt Of ;hc
Treasurer. al:d his vouchers hcrewt;l respectful
ly submitted.
Chairman Beard Comm'rs. Poor.
A. JOKES, Secry.
4 JONES' = "n"srrr in -icc"unf Current ,-;th
Il. E.a'd uf G!.mmi.sio"crS of ihe P"or .f"r
E.iy.ii.'H t!ir:r:~t tro" il: Gcf"Jrr 1851 to lat
U1. 1852
To Grlanrr "r hand L.; October ls6l s5.0g5
Eyc'; Z lS"u. i {, i, nein& : per
ct rir Ih,: la>. Y-..r's teal Cax s..6"G."3
T.r.',l ri Sheriff. rhe Staie ~.
Jackson liam = b -ta.IiS. 300
SI.G7I9"
i.rst by cu,.inis 10 i, y ie.et oa,.i
S2.6OS.7u
Whole n, r,i.: Vi fana i"r ls02, sS,Is9 q,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22

for me to carry to loved unes at homo. AElin Tie
shifts to the r. R. Station, and amil, ssars, ssSis
good byes, and prayers for re.union--ths train
leaves and boares US on our hUmo~ard way. May
rbe blessings of heaven attend our sbseu: aoiors!
T. J.. W
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TEN AikEay NEGROES,

TWO HORSES. STOCK OF CATTLE, HOGS
AND SHEEP,
CROP OF CORN AND FODDER,
Il"u.rhold aui Kitchen furniture, ore Wagon,
Plantation Tools &c.
Ais" at the same time and place will proceed
sell the Real Es:a'e al saId deceased, embracing z
About 400 Acres of Land,
Adjoining l':it of Chl. Vim. Quattlbsum, Henry
Ruslt"u. jr., Iam"s Cheatl:au and u;irrS. On
the premises there is goul Dwelling nnd all nc
crssary our buildings AbuuI unc lnlf Of this
Tract il in cultivAtinn-i, we'll watcrcd-and is in
!:.rr y dcsirah" plantation
ERMS---'ihc I.a,ni will he Snl'l an Il credit OF
nnc a,!,l rs" years in -.naI annua iasialuenfs.
with ,nIrrrs, FRAN date. Tho pr-.9nalty will hu
sod TN crc'ii; ni twr!ye mu&th<. with interest
from sale. Nnct anl approved security will be
required. Sums ullCr sif cash.
TIlua. I:..klES, Ex'rr.
0r;S III 40
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5taJe OF South Carolina,
EDGEERLD DISTRICT.
~ ORDINARY.

~ UNU|N 4 II 7.
HpYw.F. nURrS0E, Esq. Ordinary of Edge
, 6rli Distrirt.
wnsreas. VIM. ]. Re.dy has ss2r!.;;e;s ia me
far Ls:rrrs of Admin IN ali ,nd :'mgu!s,
tie gnns,s ahI rhatiss, right nna are'ift =.
j. e. Rendy, jah:,.. lsts:oi the District "i"rts"''
deed. - -"
Tha,s uro. therefore. t"rifc M; aa,:;; ~. "lsi
and singular, tie sihs ,fa a, s,"iii!"r. Il the mid
d.a.ssea;; Ia, .SnN srEear before ne, NJ 'r atA
OrdilsrsS Court t"r the said District :" r holden
Il Edyeheld G. H.. on the iIh i'y "f Ny i*Ef..
to show cause, ira:y. Whyt.p ssIi' aAm;H':'ra'i"'
should not hp Efaps.'!. "
iiiesa uuicr my hand arL seal, 'his 'lst 'ia' a"
Get in the Tsar oE nrr t.,'l s!!''' ~ 60
hund,ea md sixiy.'w'. I'D 'i';' = ';',r ~
,A4 Inlsppu,;sNrp ri f.p,ll fn'us.
T i,l;aI;if.
Get. 50. 1893, q 43
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sssi.ty Dollars keWarG, !

utESRRTED from ca. L, l., Regiment Ar,ilc
aG ry, S C. V, priratOs JAMES II. CgMREE
AID NoGERT TrRNER, Tda aa.yo reN"rd
Tli ie pe!.i fLr ,heir dtlitsry ~ ;his + ace y
c,GGcYien' in i;.tcesrii i.ii,--or Thirty h"'l:Ts
viii hc r.;dl i.r O;hcr "i III" 'w" Thv sd C"n.
trs va. born in Et:'i;ri: i'iSr'cE. is =. 'nrs "i
age !e.I .c'r: 10, ;::!.T can; x,~:p arry
cye., dark hair. anl hs rr'rS*'"n \ ia; .n'r ihs
l.il Turner is 30 :rMro oi asc. !ect inchos
high, sslln7v comp.exou. - ryrs, dark hlir. aud
by piofcs.irn trri..- 8
- l. g. CGLBKEA1H.
Capt. 60 X, lst Rrgr. Arr. S. {. v
Fort Lamar, hct s, y ~
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TGlioW! rallOW /!

vEVnE HIGHEST MAi,kETz zPRIj;f: in CASH
Il will hc ysi,i fer ali the TALL0W delivered
~ Wo:d s Cos Drug St".e iu Aiken
R. ". GALE.
Aiken, Oct ] 2ua "a
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Oct 20
Administrators Sale.
Notice.

Ii persona ,sJs.,le j. :I7 E4t=lc Of Richard
IN. Prescott, deed Nc r-lursled to E'ay up
f,rrhTith, st.d .hosc issing clsims against ssia
Es!a:e will rerlrr .ss,a iy .s"ci!y .''ats'i On or
hefnfo the iOh day =! Ss':n,sHs HtIt. y. on tt.s
day Rnsl settlement ei 'a;i E'tHto will DO t'de
In the Ordinary ofhro.
MILES PRESCOTT, Ador
Qe. 90 st ~
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Take Notice.

rEynE newly elected C,nmis. inner. nf thu pn.r
u far Edgrir!d Districr, requested 10 meet
the present Bnard Of Commissioners ~ the P,mr
llcuse nn the hrst Monday in November next.
a. JONES, Sec'ry.
oeta2 y AZ
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Accommodation Train.

A S scnl to Augusta every Monday for ad-
IA vance 6rs Of tho City papers, will make
arrangements to carry Passengers do,rsr not tc.
bring them back however. Price. 81 per head.
.tpply u, this office. A. SlaElNS.
svWill arrive in hugusts tsesa dinnsr-time to
suppcr-time 10 SUIT passengers.
Aug 7n 81 81