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Bachelors Hair Dyea

WILLIAM A. BAfCHsL0R'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not y - disihguisAsl nor nature
Warranted not 70 injsrs III Hair IN The least remedies
s elects Of bad dyss, end invgsrstss ths Hair for
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sExEs.-A
nevefend Gentleman having been restored 10 health in
e" asg' after undergoing all the usual routine and /,
regular expensive modes Of treatment, without success
considers his sacred duty to communicate to his alct
Gu Fellow Creatures the MEANS or CURE Hence on the
receipt OF an addressed envelope, he will send ree)
copy OF the prescription used. Direct 10 DR JOHN M
:, DAaN ALL, ls6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY
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DIED
In this city, Jan. SlsA q The rssidepss Of T. Cook,
OF typhoid Fever, 0aoLs vAlLAnos. youngest daa(h-
tes Of Mrs. w. =. Cock, aged II yssRs aad II months.
In Flint River Township, this county, on Tuesday
Jaa. 9Oth, JSe8 Mr.. JASs AAnIA KBRa, wife Of VIM.
T. Kerr, eyed . years, months and 10 days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ac0UGH, COLD, OR AN IRRlTATED THROAT IF
allowed to progress, results In serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, ofentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRokcBITs, Asthma, and CAfAksH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from ,heuse Of the
Troches and their use has caused them to be
counterieed Be to guard against worthless mita
TONS OBTAIN only the genuine Broaons Bronchial 7So
chss which have proved their efficacy BY test Of many
years. PUBLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the
voice and are exposed to sudden changes should have
men, Sold everywhere ct Is cents per box.
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Juss Reoe1ve0. sq1o
An elegant assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
Chiidren's Balmorals, Ovsrshoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low pricsa 7ss
T. W. BARnYDT,
d&wtf. Cor. Of Jefferson and Main Streets
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AcoIDENr.-We hear of sad accident which
occurred on Tuesday of last week, near Terre
Hsuse, in this county, resulting in the death of
young man named john w. Pence, son of Eos
ter Pence, who lives in that neighborhood. He
was driving team with load Of wood, when
the wagon upset, throwing the heavy logs upon
him, it is supposed. mortally injuring him. He
succeeded in extricating himself from the logs
however, and dragged himself down the bank to
a branch near by to wash, not supposing himself
to be so badly hurt. He then made his way
partly up the opposite bank, where he was
found by his father about 8 o'ciock at night
he only lived about ten minutes after being
found. He was 81 years of age.-lOquawka
Plaindealer. -ft = ~
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The Weekly HaWk.Eye.
To any person who will send % $50 for twenty
Subscribers to our Weekly paper, We viii send
free Of charge, one Of Nine Demorests newly
invented five dollar Sewing Machines, which Il
highly spoken of BY tbs best authorities o Z
valuable invention. ) ~ d,w&swtt.
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g TO THE NERVOUS, OF. BOTH SEXES. ca Re-
Slsgynsn having beenres red to heAlthip few
s aier many years of great Suffering willing to As.
directed envelope copy 81 the prescrip.ion used Dr.
he Rev JOHN n. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street.
S.vVAiyu, NJ. AEsf2ARsf liune1l.vlun
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~ ol1Ls aocfFry DEPOSITION. n sns sfora a, NJ, "
Jefferson street, BurlHgtoo, where EHRlieh
swedish and WEIGH Bibles ana rcstsments = :.
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REVENGE OF AN INJURED WoMAN.-The Pitts
burg Chronicle says that Elizabeth Beatty, girl
twenty years of age, residing in that city, on
Friday procured the arrest Of man named John
Mccormack, employed in the Copper Works,
charging him with seduction. The accused vas
brought before Justice, and gave bail just a.
be was leaving the Court the prosecutrix drew
q pistol and shot him, INJECTING mortal wound.
A. . bystander approached, be found her with
the pistol in her hand, apparently contemplating
what she had done. Turning round, she sx-
claimed, II did it. I shot him. want to give
myself up!" She made no attempt to escape ar.
rest, and justified herself, % the deceased had
seduced her under promise of marriage, and af
terward failed to keep faith with her.
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TIE BATTLE NEAR MuRyREssBoRo.-The Nash.
vile Union of the 20th inst has information to
the effect that it appears tnst our army took, al
the battle of Stone river, $500 prisoners, and
paroled them who represented las regiments and
10 batteries. Estimating the strength Of each
regiment at 500 men, would make the rebel
army more than Is, 900 strong, while to estimase
each regiment at 400, would make an aggregate
Of $4,000. fA'-
Thus it appears that the great rebel General
own choosing, with an army stronger in number,
and got badly beaten. The more the event and
its circumstances are, inquired into, the greater
seems to be the chagriu and modification Of
tho rebels t - y sefl ffasI 4aF es,. ~ WI
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ru.E nEAD DRUMMER nov.

THE DEAD DRUMMER BOK.
Midst tangled roots that lined the Wild rsvine,
where the fierce fight ragged hottest through
the day,
And where the dead in scattered heaps were
Amid the darkeniug forests shade and sheen,
Speeches. in death he lay.
rh. setting sun. which glanced athwart he
In slsntiue lines, like amber tinted rain,
r.Il sidevise on the drummer's upturned face,
where death had left his CORY 6ngers trace,
In one bright crimson stain.
rhe sikeu fringes Of his once black eye q
Law like shadow on his cheek 30 fair;
His Inns we're parted BY long:drawn sigh,
That with his soul had mounted to the sky
On some wild martial air.
M more his hand the fierce tattoo shall best,
The sbrill reveille, or the long rolls call.
Or sound the charge, whsn ihthe smoke and
hea
OF 6ery onset foe with foe shall meet,
And gallant men shall fall.
Yet maybe in some happy home, that one,
y A mother, reading from the list Of oesa. -
Shall chance to view the name Of her dear son,
Aud move her lips to say, Gods will be
done 20
And bow in grief her head.
But more than this what tongue shall tell his
story Ia ls8 ~ = s1AA@'s-- ~ =
Perhaps his boyish longings were for fame
he lived, he died and 80, nsomento Hess-
Enough if on the page Of War and Glory
Some hand has writ his name.
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TIE KILLED AND WouHDED ON ZACH SIDE,
AT PERRYvILLE.- Surgeon George G. Shumard,
after careful Investigation of the matter, has
come to the conclusion that the entire number
Of rebels killed and wounded at Perrysville, was
full seven thousand, while the total number of
our wounded did not exceed two.
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STATEMENT OF ALLOWANCES

Made BY the Board Of Supervisors Of Des Nones Conn
y, from eepsmbsr 18Th, 1884, 70 January l4th, 1885,
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY

Anaaal Statement ar e Year e.dag Deeen1s, 81, 1852
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

A PIous sd Brave GinL-1'he army cor,
respondent OF the Montgomery Mn1, writing
from Lookout Mountain, Ocsober 2G, relates
the following incident:
fhe enemy have been lately Smelling She
little white sheuse, directly under-ll,e lookout,
a good deaI from their Mocc,.sin Point bat.
teries.3 fhey have injured the buiIdig::- con-
E;dcrab|y, Several shells having passed through
and one exploded in the house. Your CORES
pondent passed there several times during The
Smelling, and toand tine inmates Consisting,
of a gentleman and four ladies, seeking pro.
lection behi6d lil.le sto1e meat house ON
the premises. One young lady of most deli
cate appearance, withtl:e carelessness Of ua-
fearing innocenca. was walking about the yard.
gathering up the fragments. of a cherry tree,
that had been shattered by shell, an .!.,w
ing them with almost childish wonder, and il
even sesnrcd with delight, to the passerssbY.
0u my suggesting tie Ga:;ger Of her situation,
and asking she di; not fear to remain tharc,
she replied in voice unmoved by emotion,
and musical, as is Appolo's lutte, o 10, sir!
God will protect us. left here, feeling con-
scious that The aegis Of 0muipotence was over
her head.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Not vet qu,ie4Certain.

The report o. tho oceupstionS Of Knoxville By
:LoxasrRssr still lacks odicfa confirmation. We
ourselves Sc; s haye but litieaoubt Of stheash. Aaa
if-h.:i. not occupying just yos, he will bs very
soon ~ it amounts to thc ssuo thing after all.
That bs has captured X very large number of
"blue hsliisI" gentemen (ttiey arc blue" in the
fsrs ystis tiu.s We suess) asd arsa> supplies Of
oasrtsrmastsr aud ConmiAiary storOs, isquite
beyond doubt A friend writes US from, Swcot-
Salor Valley, SO or 40 nilss from Knoxville, thnt
they ars living in abundance; and buying Whis-
ksy at 81 For gallon! Tnis movement of LUNG.
STREET it i, hoped will fem"ve tho pressure upon
BnAae aud prevent further rotrea. upon Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Another Attack on sumter.

- CHARLESTON; Nov. 70 :
Between two and three this morning. rhf
enemy in several barges approached Fort Sum
ter, and upon being hailcri from the fort, LIE!
answered with oaths. They dIsch;nse,: tve
raj vollcys Of musketry. which were replied u
by the garrison, tue engagement lasting fill
teen to twenty ni.utes, when tie barges win.
drew.
Moultric, Bce and johnson also ol'ened on
tue ebargus---:t is uol kuown 6iLhwhai du.uage
10 the Yankees.
Major Elliott says it was feigned' assagt:
Gregg and Cummings. Point hage Opened a
very heavy fire On Sumter this morning.
Two or three more shots were thrown into
the city last night. No person injured. &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
For. Tho A,iyefsiser. :
To the voters of Ed.efleIu District

To the Voters of Edgefieil District.
Brother soldisrs and Fellow. Citizens: Kind
friends saw St lat winter to nominate ne for the
,slsriIaty OF Glgshcld. Di1Eict at he .nsuing
election, which nomination accepted, with a do
sire To- serve them IN thut capacity, should it be-
their pleasure toelset me. AS have not the,op-.
purtu.ity Of canvassing the District I am COM
pellpd 10 take,th means OF correcting erroneous
impressions created in different arta'of the Dis
trict, which arc calculated to injurc me in my
election: Itis said Of, me that, 81 an an able
bodied soidiers that Ihaue d good pe.isisn in .Ae
army, and therefore should no, be slssted.@. -.
/ thar Etod thetI am an able bodied soldier,
and thatiepjoy the confidence of my. broshsr3
soldiers, in this command; so mnch 30, as td be
able to hoae.fa se,d position in tho army" But
tosI TINT dsqualify me in tho least for tho posi-
tim seek at home? It.ns1er has ente, oil my
mind yet to quit the service should 1t bs my for
tuno to be eisrted; there rs'plenty Of conpsten'
young mon who have been. disabled in thia cruel
! Slr, who would make ,eficisDt clerks 10 tr.nsAcl
nll husue.s Is, wiltbe, in Sheriff
once during tho efsxistence Of the stay law.r =
I on.ored tho ssryiesin: tic Spring Of. 1885,
havo been ut my pGst rycr since, and ldos;-e NOW
tie assure MY friends and my foes, that win re-
main there, unless entiroly dissblea rntil thsws'
shall end. ,g,.s.-.r
q. Having been connected with the otfio. for on'
term, and being known by most of the voter, ii
tho District, must leave. it,wi,h them TO judz.
of my competency or iucompstencys ~i,hout'any
elec,ionoesiug. - - II. II. CLARK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
A Word to our Senator and Renresen-
tatiyeE.

:. The support Of indisent acders' families is
suHi,ct Of Vital irtsrrost and importance to the
stas. ana appeals sorcibly to alrjSs, to say noth
i,- of gene e-ops, h5ar:s. The. pss io'ism and
ch;valry Of South csrolina have been viudisated
in the freely flowing blood of thousands of her
dsy ,tsd sons. Tho STERN voice of Justice now
cs,l.Supou her to manifest u rcalising sehse Of
,hiS pe,rintism, ohivairy, devotion Tho mon n;
hirne uring this mighty war have suicn'n'd duties
to perform. Lot our begislntofs especially, iook
narrowly 10 it ,hstthsy fsii not in their duty to
,the. .fam;s. OF thsso'nobic men who ere brsaslng
= the storm of and joopardirins life and lisoh
in shis mighty o,rasslu FOR Independence. If the
soldiers duty call, him to the batsle fnld' there
to unierse II re hardships and trials than pen ean
da.cribe, With equa; force, and loud voice, duty
eaii, on those At hamc 10 rrnvido for tho wants Of
the soldiers famisa; to care for the Nido9' az d
tie orphan;;. 10 sonihe and help. the desoiate
mother and ,istsr. Imagine not ,llas thi, would
be- generosity; it would be but simple 1jnttice,
{ Can wo e4er pky the de5t ne owe to our s"Iicrs
Noror !.tfiavc our hom,s been polluted by the
f.pts.or Of the unscrupuious and blood .hir.tJ
foe? Has the purity Of our wives, daughters, els
te.s and mothers, 5eor- cndangercd5 Are cur
child: Oh bcuni with :be Chains of riarery? No.
And Ehy 7. because our noble soloiers heard the
first clans of the tcc'ir and iutbed to armt-
Shall the vail Of want and woe from their uivcs,
widows, ohildrcu, ard orphans be borne unheedcd
upan the Idle wind Forbid it. just and merci-
fnl Cpd
Private charities and individual subscriptions
do not and eauno, maet the crying wants Of the
cste!! May men, JUS, and sencrous, acknowledge
and feel the debt o! gratitude they owe; these do
ard will contribute. BuL-tho soul.ss and grAsping
multitude, WHO share alike the blessing Of pro
tectod homo and free country, deaf to the cry et
dcstution and suffering, coldiy turn their backs,
aud IN Ike 70 themselves friend. of the Manmon
Of unr;ghteoususss.'
Senator aud Representatives of Edse6.ld, South
Car-ua as nvble. and sympathisios mother,
NUT nc. in those prsmisea, through her LoYisla-
turc nov in Session. Let her compel tho host Ut
niss-abl, ,nserr to The p.rforssnce of their duty
and let hsr encourage tbs just aud generous.
+Sheula itbe nee-sssry, the whols AID entire pro-
duce of1thc St5ts ahould 70 10 tho support of
our army, ,ha f.yniles OF our inaissps soldiers
and nom, oonsumption. Until our army il "ell
fsd and anil the families Of indisent soldiers
are thoroughly cared for, not dollar should be
hva Sud As surplus accumu!Itios.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

sSs" The books Of tho department at Richmond
show that since the war began over $4,000 sub
s.itutes have been put in tho army. R,sder, just
think how quick that 7I;oO0, who stay at hume,
could end the wsr in connection wits BrsSg's
army, at this Im'msrt
y M.j.J. G. Lowry, Of Chss!er District has
set aside 1000 bushols OF oorn. to be sold to the
poor and the famliss OF soldiers, ut one dollar
por bush
ger IT.: .adsrstosd tha. neral Burnsile's
rssigGsti,h has boen acusptod, sad i. is prob iDio
that General Foster will succeed him in commsnd
of tho Arny of East Tennessee.
Eg, Son. Polk, as heretofore stated, has gone
70 the Weat, and Forrest in tho sama direction,
whil.t Hindmaa is;,tiil undor arrest and Hill or
dered TO Richmond.
81 A letter from Horny county, Virgins, says
tina, the mountain tops in that county aud Pat
rick arc covered with snow. The weather there
is already very cold.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

The Atlanta Co,slederacy notices the pre-
sence OF Gen. S. B. Buckner intllat oty ".
terday, and says: A personal friend of his in.
terrogsted him in regard to the report that
he had resigned, when he replied in a most
positive nanner.t that he had not, ana added,
That no person or combination Of parsons, nor
couid any set Of circumstances: at this late
boar, drive him Rrom the service of the South,
and il he could not fight ns o General, 4o cer-
tainly csuld as aprivatc Had | beon sol
dier Of lortuue, sail he, couli have held a
inucn higher position ohtha other side or il
| Atd preferred il, coul,l have remained at
holne la caSa :.nd cHmf,rt, aud left it to my
countrymen to win fnr Gle the Independence
OF my country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
The Siege ofchnrleston.

CHAKLEsroE, Nov. 2l.-The sheling Of
the city commenced to-day at l01 O'clock.
and continued to l21, during which Time
eighteen snnts were thrown two more We're
thrown this afternoon. One .cDlured woman
was killed and one white person slightly in.
jnred. -Four or five buildings were struck.
The sbci lis thrown are one hundred pnunler
PARROTS. Heavy mortar shelling at Sa!Iter
has been continued all day. No report from
tho fort this evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
THn DEFENCE CT CnAaLEsToN.-The Rich
y:5 ,,.r q n 4 .farcl f,f t,hari.s-

THn DEFENCE CT CuAeLEsToN.-The Rich
-mond Dis1,atfa says 3" The dstcnce Of Charief-
ton will alwsy. rt:ns;n ,ipen iecrr-da.s on: +
he. most brilliant a,arcs OF history. For fonr
mon tbs Rave the Ym,lSc-s beeu hIiriipg :np"n
Its f1rticat:ons 4 I'm rlcAns tl.S 'r.bst Ire.
menGhus missiles ever a,ed IN warfnts., All
>ivl four months have ahey been met si,,i
b-!1.1 by'a 1deyol:cnsid nsfoisin whiclthey
-cshuotegusi nor orcrcon1e: The fait,re tof
their combined military and .lopc-:tu",
to accomplish their object covers anstnwi'h
:nIn:: ::!iatiou and DISGRACE. We he!icve they
have il5nc .hcif worst snrl wletii,'r they !,ass
td>not, Gkar.est lids. flitm delisncc :s1'f
5lsdg lis fheni-ta scorll :ptfe vaIor ot Car IRA
snllS :he genius Of Bearfegard viii csh, be j.
sin.frate'i more gorionry "-ilh gvery.aay ard
week, and month, and year, of'the proLrscted
sirrc.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
A Valuable Tract of Land

,RTIES in interest also ..for f,r sale Tract
OF Land, containing TWELVE HUNDRED
ACRES, lying nbDu; lour mi!es from the sbsre
rrsct and tyo miles from M"unt, Wiling. This
Lxnd is heavily timbered With pine,,but has
upon IL no dwelling, VI improvements ef auJ
kind; 10 cleared land.
The contemplated X .ilroad between Cslumbis
..d Augusta wul probably run very near D1rt Of
tns above Inontionca trac:s.
Parties or Persons wishing t, purchase arc re-
forreiia Dr.. A., W. .Y0UNGRL00D, Ridge p.
= Nov Sp N Is 6. 4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
We b1u.t Close up our Books.

In ordor to settle with tho Adninistra,o,:off f0ui
late partner in basiness-eot. A. SIMxrss, decd
wo uro compelled to closeup our BSok.yin tulf T.
this date. therefore all persons anysise laiebisu,
to the Aascrti,er ofics lars onrnesty requested t
call ip and ssttle the; same: without dslsy
Our. collector, Mr.. l.. Il. Mc!CubLurIu, 4, will sr
out collecting every opportunity, and We hope
nouo.wil fail to igpids,c our cla,ms againrt then
on y fesentaliOn of thcir respective apeoanls. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

Ir- Msss NJ. A. Ruii, ~nho has snpha;is.lly
earned tie title Of the Suldiers Friond, tsAy' tbs
August. Chrynicit & Sentinel hasbcen invited to
MAKE c.lectinns, ,siher in msncy or supplies. for
Nao hospit.l. 10 thi..s,ty. Miss 3. has cheeriuly
accepted tho trust, aud is now engaged in that
iprai.ororlhy labor. We wish hor God 'psod in
the good work.
Her iAbors.in North. ca,oliu,. whittier she has
recently bsnn, havs hcen crornad with ccnplc's
sucoo<s. We notice BY tho journals that sho ha.
collected, in loss than three mouths. forty thou
rand dollars in the old N.rh State for the Inldiers
beside, giving generously Of Esr tino and ncahs.
We commend Misc Buio to the csurtesio' Sdd
charitiestys the bvnsv olont and patriotic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
a Valuable. sPIantatioln; s
FOR SALE.

- VA SaA~AIs
,FSaE Subscriber offers lsr sale that ,vALUA-
4 LIZ PLANTATION wLereon ku now
nvear containing Three Hundred aud Twenty
ivc zafos, moro or i,ss. .,'s= =
rnis ,aad lies in cEdgoicld Pis. rict, anMooros
Creek, nev.r-fsiiins sticam,. tro and half
miles from, the Ridge Aosd, aud six mites from
Mount Wiling. Tue sIroan runs through the
plantation, and upoa this atrsam, ON the Premiiss
Aforesaid, i. snnc mill site: Aoout ono third Of
This Tract swo wooded; the rcrA aiains tvo-
thirds are under. cultivation aud veil adapted for
Cotton and small Grain. Between nifty and scya
outy y-iive acres is splendid bo'toia land. A.
The Dwelling is new and connodions-built
within tue lsst fvo years. An necessary oss-
puildl nss-"ud in good repair.
rho Sub.ariber will afstss:;its the purchaser
Of this plantation, alf-of his Stock of Csttls,
Hogs, Sheep, Horac.; Coru,- Fudder anu Potatoes.
- u. II. YOUNG5LUOD.
Ridge p. O., Nov. p Ct As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Capt:5Ruf-us Dean.
The. sa,ae-ous friends Of this Iery popul

Tle. sa,ae.ous friends of this Iery popular OH
Cor, cap..i. Of Co.c, 18th ,Rsst: S. C. ", viii
regret to learn. thai he, is at home, sick Since
hi.asival h.wey.r, no learn With pleasure that
h, is considerably on the nsnd. -suretf the gai-
len. Captain win nYt dApars cbstt.Aoos4s,N'arnd
without eamiagaSso grsae lisshiends asous'1a'
Court fteuss. 49, 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
The. State of. South Carolina,
EDGBFlEIsD DISTRICT. =.
IN OPDTN1RY

DY ". F:..pgRISuE. Eaq!pre, Ordinary Of
Eh Edgeheli Ilstriety -.
Whereas, Jacob S. LSng. ha, applied "a; me- fos
Letters Of Administration, on MI and singular the
goods xrdsohatteis, rights and credits of John @.
sh-tfer, late of the District nfaresaid,adee,d.
'.Thess are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and Singular, the kiudred and creditors Of tho
said decHa.cd, to DO and appear before me, at our
next 0rdinarys Court for the said District, TO DO
holden Gt Edgsfeld G. Il. Oh tho 9th day Of Dec.
next, to show cause, If ny..why the said sdntnis-
tratisn should not be granted.
Given under my hand ane seal, this 2lst day
of November In the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-threo, and ip The
eighty eighth year of tae Independence Of tie
State Of South Curolina.
W.F. DUR1soE, o. ED.
Nov 24 2t AS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

ty q. F. DURIsosf Esa.s requ-atss ns 10 A:-
knowscd 2. tho reaeift Of ton busheln, R@tatooa
anil two bushels wheatsfrola Mr. JoHx FAR and
f..osn bu :hols Potatoes from Mr;.JAs RAisSsoHp'
for the INDECENT hmIje, in this vicinity. Let
the -commsndabls example ofsths abOvo-raan-
toned gantlnmsn DO ipa,atod by others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

TT. Readers, inralid. ond others Nho sufIsr
'rtm cold feet, will b" aatonished on Trying s:s;ir
or deuh;e Sip of common newspaper or "t"er Ia
per as ~ inuet sol. to fad !Lc ,faverahs. effect
Tile rcsultwiil, in m ct rasss be equal to.a good
e1:relssrk sols anl rar more cOuy-ni-ntin ina light
fitting sheo or bont