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G0LO00N'a IsiPgoVED sPRCT4,
Il. Snl0MnNSnN-

Practical sHd Scientific OptioiAa kssts the IArgs's
assortment OF Optical Instruments in the city. Bel
Ing old establishment, and having bean sKtsnsi
lively patTonissd, he bAs ths confidence thstI
present z,ocE viii warrant the continuance Of pu 4
lie fayors III hs spsotsoleS OF the best quality
OF crystal glsasss, ground under his own ingpeosOE
10 all cgsoB curing WeAkbs5e, Dizziness and impArt3
Ing s.reRgtt aof long reading and Zoe sewing. AFs
tifoial eyss inserted without pain.
OBEIGE-13o upsriCs a., 1rat e0OE from the sn
trh-9s 90 the AmsEtsau Hetai-
% 5eEare q trsvelotF claiming % be NJ. Colo
mo1lon or his agent. iaIy&
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DAILY LEADER.


No paper viii be issued from this Office
tomorrow morning, and our usual eve
ming edition win not be printed this after
noon. Editors and printers, as well as
other people, must have leisure to discuss
taeir Thanksgiving turkey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

WINCH ESTER'S HYPOPHOS-
w PHITES for OonsumptiVe patients, for a. o "
0HURCHILL BROTHEP,
ooN I25 Ontario street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

1854.
SPECIAL NOTICE


40 Citizens af Cleveland s.Eass yleIssalys
The urGeTsi Esd vcu!d respectfully asE sttsutloa
o the preparations krcwr az
HUNEEWELESs
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
FoE all throat and Lurg Complaints.
HUNKEKEhL'S T0LU ANGDYNE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache Tooia
-che L.oss Of Sleep, and general Nervous E4rn-
say. Also FOR the pains in AOnthly 4ecs
truAsi0R, a Perfsct Belief
iHUhaEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
Ths most psrfect form Of OsthsrtIo ever gwen .
the puslic, which never require moro than two and
seldom but one for dose set without gripping sRd
cure
Indigestion, DyspePzis, Biiliousness, Liver CON
plslnts. Piles, Worms, Gli1 all arrangements Of
the Stomach and B0Eels.
The above preparations, Of suoh unbOUndsd rapu
tAtioL in New Englsnd, have the oonhdsECe o., s1d
used by, great namb5rs Of Physicians aud prics
Within the Tesch Of ali, worthy ts sttontioEof
invslids, who vii fnd thsn = strict sen ornitgtO
nature in medioinos
Without resorting to the common method o. co
unIn5 Of sdvsffising, would asS Oon3asnce e. test
thgn, which vii BE sacred.
JOHN l.. HUEHEB Kill, ProPristoE,
Esc lI v- FTEctisSl CheIa;Et, Boston, Mas
For saie by Wholesale and retSil dealers
Ths greatest freedom Of correspondence solLciss6
Sold in Cleveland By Gee. ". C!ark, Strong s
Armstrong, Benton ) Brothers, Churchill = Br0a-
A. ". Beck, z W. sackrider, Il. G. CATLozt-
usrsi- -B2-lnTr. n. .sAtLwY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
J The omeiaI xOte q the OesObeE

The official returns from all the counties
in the State, save Brown, Hancock and
Montgomery, have been received and
opened BY the Secretary of State The
vote Of the counties unTeported will not
vary the majority over two or three hun
dred votes:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

yHE BAILROAg FOR BOSTON,
SAp ALL POINTS IN FEw ENGLAND,
at OapO vincent with the
Railroads bet Csps Vincent and New York,
ard a. Oswsso with
LIEB OF FTssT-CLAss CANAL BOATS
HetWesn
cS&ta9, gSGT, AssHI asO arai mas
FOTIai3g Daily Lins fron
E1sloE, 2zyg g0Ez, 0GDEEBBURsH, OAPz YR0xzE
AND J5WEGO TO
NEEVELAEE, TOLEDO AND DETROIT,
And Tri-WsskIy Line to
eaEhGG, MILWAUKEE : INTERMEDIATE PORTS,
EE4si
J. MYERS, 30. Asior House Nov York
o. HREE0, q teEri strsa6
JOHN BOOKING, stsss street. Boston
GEO. A. EDeYs ogdBnsbarsh.
gEAs. Ll.IsOS, 0Ewssa
], e. CRAWFORD,
4 =. SMITH, Oepa Vinsazs
E.hBER HATE5, TcIaa~
g. u. MAEaETs, Dat-oi.
O. ;. HALE, AiigsEkes,
H-5 HOWE, 1hiezgqJ
pESE3S g gBB%A, agents,
-Et7-AS CLBFELAGD
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40 Citizens af Cleveland ans yleIsialys
The urGeTsis Esd vcu!d respectfully asE sttsutl0a
q hn EInan IN a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
EHE RAlLR0An ZOE ROsT0N.

Gag- This veil known Hrs Of FIRST GLASS
SCREW 5TEAAiEjss connect at ogdensburgh with
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

In Georgia, at the present time the
people are greatly dissatisfied with the
JEFF. Davis Government. Nothing is said
openly about return to the Union, as
such thing is considered impossible; but
there is strong desire for change from
the present rule. The feeling is a mega
tive SORT of Unionism that could readily be
manufactured into the positive sort when
ever opportunity Is given for its deEelope-
ment Governor Brown, in particular, is
an earnest opponent of JEFF. Davis, and hss
had several ruptures with him. The quar-
rel began about the blocksde-running ques-
tion, and had been continued on other
points. Governor Brown asked that Geor-
gis be permitted 70 engage in blockade
running and import supplies on her own
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
: Sam Houston.

vUyHIs TH0UROU6H BRED, four mile horse,
Il will stand the presen: season at the eollow-
ing places, viz: 0ne.third Of his time at Curry
ton ono-third at the plantation OF John A: Vie.
and one third at Luther 0et1cn't Mt the following
prices: By the Season, $50; by Insurance, $50.
81 to groom in each case.
SAM HOUSTON ia q beautiful mahogany bSy,
sixteen hands and II inches high, combining size,
action, form, otyle, speed, stamina aRd symmetry
unsurnssssd.
SAM HOUSTON was sired by William Worth
he by shannon Shlpnon by the celebrated rave
horse Pelth. ShnnAon's .dsn was the celebrated
race mare Clara Fishsr; Worth,s dam was old
Flora Flora was fall sister to old Barton. saza
Eouston's dam was Iired by shanRon; herr dna
by Belsir grand-dam by old Imported Top Cab
ten.
SAM HOUSTON is reputea a iurs'fs. settsr.
Season to commence from .this date, aud to con-
tinue until the 10th Juae.
u. a. SHAW.
APRIL 1t l9
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Ethan Allen /

vEyHIs thorough bred young STALLION will
Il stand tho Spring Season at tho Subtcribers
plantation, at $35 the Season, or S75 to insure.
the money due on the Let June, ut the end OF tdc
season.
ETHAN ALLEN ia oat of = Messenger marc
by Ethan Allen he by Flying Mofsan-she best'
trottihg stock known.
ETHAN ALLEN is q beautiful bay, ls hnnds
high, ssvon years old, nad Of fAe form aud &c
ton. He has as 6ns oolts as can be shown IN tas
liatrict. a. J. HuahhS;
Mar 30 Il Ii
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and seawper of men. It was as sudden as
though a thunderbolt had fallen among US,
and set the pines on, Ire. What caused it /;
or when i. commenced, noope knew. turn
ed to my companion to inquire the reason OF
this.e1traordinary proceeding, but before ne
had the chance to reply, we found ourselves
swallowed up, as it were, IN q hisslng' seesn.
ing, bubbling whirlpool of agitated men. :,
We could not avoid the current; we could
not stem it, and five hoped to live in that
mad company, we mast ride With them. Dur
line of battle, bad given way. General Banks
took.of his hat and implored his meu to re-
main; ahis staff officers did the same; but it
was of no avail Then the General drew his
sabre and endeayofed to rally his men, but
they would not listen. Behind. him the reb.
els were shouting and advancing. Their mus
ket balls filled the. air with that strange, file
rasping sound, that war has made familiar to
our fighting men. The teams were abandon
cd by the driyera, tho traces cut, and the an
imals ridden off By the frightened men. h5are'
headed riders rode with agony IN their faces,
and for at least ter; n;minutesSit it seemed as II
we were going to- destruction together. 1t
was my fortune to see the first battle at Bull
Rum ,sand to be among those who made t9at
celebrated midnight retreat towards Wash.
ington. The retreat of the fourth division
was IS much q route as that Of the first Fod-
eral army, except that fewer men We're en-
gagged, and our men fought here with valor
that was not shogsn on that serious, SAD,
mock heroic day in July. Wsp rode nearly
two miles in this mad cap way, until on the
edge of rayine, which might formerly have
been bayou, where We found Emory's divi-
sion drawn up in line. Our retreating men
fell beyond this line, and Emory prepared, to
meet the rebels. They came on with rush,
and, as the shadssrof the night crept over the
tree tops they oncouatersd our men. Emory
fred three rounds, and the rebels retrested.
This ended the fght, leaving the Federals
masters. Night and the paralyzing effect. of
the stampede upon our army made pursuit
impossible. The. enemy fell back, taking
NTH them some Of ths wagons tlst we're
left.auds . number of the guns th+s we're
abandoned
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The Raleigh at Sea.

At eight o'clock on Friday evening, the 9th
instant, Che Confederate iron-clad gunboat,
the Raleigh, under the command of Lieut.
J. Pembroke J6ues, and bearing the broad
penrant of Flag Officer Lynch, crossed the
New Inlet Bar in search of tue blockading
squadron. During the night the. n-clad
steamed up and down the coast a considera-
BILE distance but without being eble to come
To close quarters, save in one OF two .instan
ces, the ;ffrst shortly after going out when
|,sbe met q blockading vessel cruising about
and gave her seven-irch shot crashing
through her Sides: The blockader immedi-
ately left making signals to the feet. The
second vas shortly after midnight when she
got another shot at b 'ckader which appa'
rently took her for steamer trying to come
in. Receiving shot from the Raleigh he
hoisted the usual signal Of . blne-light, think
ing he had boon fred ON in mistake by some
OF his consorts. Another she'll undcceired
him, and soon alarm signals flashed through
the Yankee fest, which put out to sea. In the
.lnorning some eight Yankee war vessels hsve
in sight, but none yentured near and only
two or three within longr The Raleigh
held the anchorage she being eight E5lcs
from Fort Fisher, until 8 o'clock on Satur~
day morning, when. the Flag Officer, finding
some arrangement Of the propeller, which
could Aet be adjusted. slowly Steamed for the
bar end came in What damage was done
10 the blocksders We do ny, know. We re-
cret 70 heur shat the RairiGh ,ot agronsd on
ito "rip" wnIle coming "a. W hat bcr dam
aye irom that may BE-, We ca1not say. She
was not. hit once by the anemy Whining
ton Journal, 9th.
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Heads Quarters,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

4rH CoxaREssIoNAL DISTRICT. s. Co..
ADsErIrLE. April 29th, 1864.
vHyHE MEDICAL BOARD for The examination
j. of ConGcripts in Fourth Congressional Dis
tI:nt, viii meet during the month Of May, IN ac-
cordauce With the appointments below.
All pesSons bstween the ages of Seventeen
and Fifty, who have not beon exempt by The
the Enrolling Officer, will report
All Surgeons Certificates of Exemption, given
previoua to the first day Of April instant, are
hereby rorsked, and all persons holding such
certificates arc order u to report promptly.
APPOINTMENTS OF BOARD.
Abbeville, Monday, May 10.
NeEberry, Tuese,4, May II.
Laurens, Thursday. May le.
Lexington, Saturday, May q.
Edsefeld, Tuesday. May "a.
ii. F. ANDREWS, Surgeon P. d. G. s.,
President Examining Board
Fourth Congressional District, c.
Nay 6 ct ~
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Barter !. Barter !.

vFyEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il COMPANY till Barter GIfSth for Pro.
duce, on the following terms:
One Yard ia sheotidg, pflilser osnsburg., or
lighter Cloth in proportion, for pound Of Bacon
Sides, pound Of Lard or Tallow.
Three yards of the lame, and in the same pro-
portion for light goods, for u bushel Of Corn or
Peas, OF a hundred pounds Of good Fodder.
Fifty yards of the same, and same proportion
Of iishtgoods, for baael Of supsrhne Flour.
Three yard. as above for a gallon of sorsho
Syrup.
All articles must he dsliversd at Gr,nitevslle
where the exchanges win benade. Tho highost'
price eivensfor good white clean Cotton. vitf or
WITHOUT cloth eovering--ana the Same paid for
in Cloth at market ratss. s..
Ap,le If lo
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Tax in Kind.

DEPOT No., sEossNo. :, 4th G. D. S. Co.
EDeEYrELD'c. H, May 9TH, 1864.
WHAyING been appointed Agent for receiving
HI the Tax in Kind at this place, producers
will take notice that an NOM ready TO receive
tho :Tithe-Ta1 Of Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes,
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Buckmheat POas,
Ground Peas, Cured Hay. Cured Fodder, Cotton.
Rice, Sugar, Moiasses, Tobacco and Bacon, and
that they ru.raelivsr 1t on or before the 10Th Of
June next, or-else be liable to forfeit I've times
tho estimated value hereof in default of payment
in Kind. No produce Mill BE- received oysr12
ST. GooDE,. Agent,
Depot No-,sec. Moth c. D., 8. c.,
May IL At -., 20
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CANpIDATEs-
For Tax Collector.
BENZ. ROPER,
STARTLING TURNER.
CHARLES CARTRRR
BERRY HORNE,
at~W. q. HOLLOWAY,
CIRCULAR

z. HEAD QUARTERS,
DEPT. 8. CAROLINA, GRoRaIA&FLoRIpA, &
cHAnLrsres, s. c., April 4th, 1884,:
I'm order to expedite The forwarding Of packages
i to the Soldiers in this command, Lieut.. J.J.
MELLON, In addition TO hr general duties, Is
hereby announced as Agent for tho reception Of
packages forwarded to the traopa in this Depart
mont by their friends.
he will make arrangements to reeAi1s st tha
Railway Depoh, and from The R1pstfs cenpa-
ny, an packages or parcels addressed to roldiest
and will 10 held fsapousihls for thsir prompt DIS.
tribuuon.
Special attention should be paid to the dlrss-
ton of boxes, &c. The name of-the soldier, and
letter of tho Company to which he belopSe, OF the
name Of the Captain, as we'll as the number af
the Regiment shonld holm the address.
Packsses must not contain more than one huR-
dred pounds--be well seeured--and. seat stths
expense os the shipper.
By command Of General BE4TREsARn.
II. HRMYSS FEILDEN,
Captain IA. 4. G.
Having been assigned to thssabore duty my
Office will be for the present on Hudson Street,
Sd door from King Streets.
JOHN J. MELLON, ldeut, &e.
Apr 10 I'm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
A Final Settlement.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT will be mado on
"a. the Estate Of James II. Swearingen, deed,
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of juno nozt.
rorsons having claims. against said Estate arc w
notified to rsader-thsm in, properly attssted, by
thst time, or they will he barred Tho hoirn
nv tb.ir representatives win most the Adainistra-
t,rs in TIE Ordinary Office on that day.
BLiZ. sWEAR1NdEN, Ad,rs
D, r. pURISoE, az .s. 10
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PIANO TUNING

a md Re p airing ]
TOsEPH FREY, from Charleston, informs
ID the Ladies and Gentlemen of Elgefeld and
vicinity, that be is here prepared to TUNE and
REPAIR PIANOS, ORGANS. and MELoDE-
0NS.
Persons de,iring to have their Instruments In
order will please call soon at the Advertiser Office
Mays If IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18

After which time my Books will close for tho
State and District Tax. hope Tax payers will
be punctual in making returns and paying tho
same. and save. being double Taxed. o
Al the same time and plases in the 18th Coliee-
ton District for the Confederate War Tax, oom-
posed of the 9th and 7th Regiments, will receive
Returns and Assess the same, of the additional
income Tax. This is an additional Tax on profits
derived from buying and selling during the year
1899, any Spirituoua Liqusrr, Ri0ur, Wheat. Corn,
Rice, Sugar Molasses or Syru. Salt, Bacon, Pork,
Hogs Beef or Beef Cattle, Sheep, Oats, Hay,
Fodder, Raw Hides, Leather, Horses, Mules,
Boots, Shoes, Cotton Yarns, Wool, Wooden, Cotton
or Mixed Cloths, Hats, Wagons, Harness, Coal,
Iron, Steel or Nails. Also, all profits made by
buying and selling Money, Gold, Silver, Foreign
Exchange, Stocks, Notes, Debts, Credits, or Obi
cations OF nny kind, or any Merchandise Proper
", or effects Of any kind, rot enumeratea, lax
Of 10 per cent is lorisd.
I will also receive Returns Of tho nclt Pork
slaughtered by any Person between the Gath April
lS6J .pd-the let Of March 1894, as all arc cub
ect to this Tax in Kind except those who did rot
slaus her moro than 25O lbs, and ttey are exempt.
= Also Registered Psraons arc required to mako
returns of their quarterly sales for the Aluarter
commencing the lst January and ending the 5i's
Marek 1854.
Also. on tho camoant. of all Profits exceeding
rwcnty- -fyo per cent. msde during the year 1868,
bv any Banking Company, Rairoad, Telegraph,
Manufacturing or other Joint Stock Company, OK
a,y description whatever whether incorporated or
not. a Tax of Twenty-Five per cent. is levied 70
Bin additien to tho Income Tax Of such Banks or
Companies under Act of 24th April 1853
THEoS. DEAN, Assessor
18th Collection Dist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Estate Notice.

A IL persons in any wise indebted the Estate
n of e. n. Penn, decd, are earneshy request
cd to come forward and settla up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate will fen
der them in, properly attsssed, atm early date.
Aug4 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Notice.

a .p1sALssErTLgAsNT on the gsoate Of
"a Bliraaoth Wbitlook, decd, will be made in
the Ordinsty Office, on Tuesday 7,h.J une. 1864.
The Heirs Of said Estate will taks due notice aud
meet the Administrators ut the time and plaoo
above specified.
q. w, TURNER,
Mart 5m II Adm'srs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18

sy ". c. BEE, Presidsn, of the Importing
aud Exporting Company of South Carolina, has
recently contributed to the Soldiera' Wayside
Homo at cbs bsrlestor the mag gaiicient donation Of
Ten Thousand Dollars
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Candidates. for The Legislature.

Din. H. R. COOK,
GxS. R. q. NJ. DUNoyANT,.
MAJ. A. j. HAMMOND,
Col. JOHN HUIET,
CART LEWIS JONES'.
DR.. W. D. JENNINGS,
Rev. A. W. LINDLER,
J. P. MICKLER, ESQ.
GEO, p. eTILLMAN, ESQ.,.
DIR. a. ". YOUNGDLOOD.
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Burial Cases !!

n keep constantly on hand full stock Of Walnut
Hand Mahogany cOFFINs, which, from asd
after this. date, will be sold for CASH, and at
prices as reas6uabls as the times will adnit Of.
The use Of the HEARsE nill be charged fsf
to tho samo ratio.
Edgodold, g. c.. Oct 1s, 1868. 1 -
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Notice.

+ FINAL SETTLEMENT on the Essate Of
"A Winfr.y' whitlook, deed, will be made In
the ordinary's Office, on Tuesday, 7th June, 1854.
TIC Heirs Of said Estate will take dus noties and
meet,thc administrator on the day above uen-
toned. GEO. WHirIOCk, Acor.
Mari 3m IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Estate Notice.

unERsoNs having clnims ssain,t the Estate Of
Dr.. e. Bland, decd, arg requested 10 pro-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James n. HsrTi-
SON, who is my authorized Agent In settling up
tho business Of the Estat
E.<BLAND, Adm'x.
.Nov4 If A
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NARROW ESCAPE OF purlrE.

Butler. escaped capture one day last week
by the +" skin OF his teeth" He rode npin
the direction of Chaflin's farm TO inspect his
line Of pickets, but mistook Confederate
picket post for one Of hs own, when he was
fred upon.. At oncc perceving his mistake,
he turned, and followed by his staff, galloped
off as fast as their horses could carry them.
Our pickets, however, succeeded in capturing
his orderly, who was sent up to Richmond.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
Take Notice.

A LII persons hating claims against the Est.to
4 os Jas. S. Adams, deo'd, are notified to render
them in, prerery sttested, before the lat Dec.
1861 and those In deDted to said Estate will please
pay the ssms.without delay.
A.,G. TURNER, Adn'or.
Nov. 25, l,a 47
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-18
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQuIrY

p. n. Butler,
: A. p. Butler,
VS..
Abner Perrin. ,.et NJ.
upY virtue of an order of the Court in this case
EiI will soil on THURSDAY. tho 9Th June
next, at Edge6eld C. H., the Real Estate OF Mrs.
M. Julia Butler, deceased, to wit:
ONE, LOT in the Village of Edgsfsld, having
on it a comfortable Two Story Dwelling, and all
necessary out-buildinss conveniently situated to
tho business part of the Village.
Sold on credit until the 1rst Of January next,
with interest from day Of sale, except costs OF
suit which must be paid in cash. Purchasers to
give bond with OF loast two good surotie' to Sc
onre the purchase M money, and pay for titles extra
q. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
May9, ct 20
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Es.ats Of Wn.
"a Toney, deco, will pay. the Same wi.hoat delay,
and those having claims against said Rstats are
notified to render them in properly asssstsd, to
DR.. ]. B. Courtney, Agent for the Adninistfator.
forthwith. as we dssire to close up tho Estate ~
soon as possible.
Nov.o 1ya AZ
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EXECUTORS SAI.E .E.

I.AGSO l. S1to o1A-SA1s
10y Virtue of an order from W. F. Durisoo, Or.
y .iinary Of Edgefeld District, I vii! proceed
tssoll- at the.lato residence of L. W. MAYS, de-
ceased, on THURSDAY, tho 10Th MAY, all tho
Real and Personal Estate of said deeeasob ep-
bracipg ONE TRACT OF LAND Of
415 Acres,
More or less, adjoining lands Of DR.. j.. A. De-
yoro, T.sAg. Lnnham, Josiah Laphan and oteera.
Thc'Pcrsonalr property consists in parto of
IL Likely Negroes,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE. HOGS,
CORN, FODDER. PEAS, SHucKS, ~
COTTON IN THE SEED,
Green Hides in Tan, Plantation Tools, one Road
Wagon, ono one-horse Wagon, one Buggy
and Harness, Household and, Kitchen
Furniture one Double barrel Shot
Gun, one Saddle, &C., &c.
TERS{S.-For all sums of and under 5 30 Cash; (;
ovor that amount on q credit of twelve months,
with interest from dayof sale.
GEO. R. MAYS, Es'or.
Mays sc 10
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SUGAR AND SALT!

4 HAVE on hand 9. large lot Of Choice SUGAR
II and SALT which I am au u.horiped to BARTER
for CORN or BACON. For furthor particulars
call on JAS. P. BRYAN.
8 May II 10
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Notice.

A LII persons having elaims al sainet the Estato
"a of P. Rampy, deco are requested TO Pre-
sent them ON or before che let Of June, as in
tend to have nual settlement on said -Estats on
that,day. JAS. CALLISoN, Adm,I.
'A ADJ Is St Is
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Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the Estate
N of Susan F. TElbert, dcc'd., are notified TO
r.nder them in forthwith properly attestsd:
.''1e'' JIss; ;A..TALEERT,Aao
No,ai If IS
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Raise YOUR NULES ]!

A SUPERIOR JACK will stand tho ensuing
"A Spring Season at Dr.. q. T. Minis Steam
Mil. Terms s20, tho seassb-tbe money to ss-
company the mare. The Season to commence
the 10th March and close the l,t June.
). H. 'Ftas.
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AT THE SAME TIME, I will sell all tho pst-
s0nnl Estate of tho late Mrs. N, JULIA BUT
LER, decd, consisting Of
THNEE NEGROES,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C., &C., &c.
/. Sold on credit until 1,t January next with
intsrssta'from day Of snlc. Purchasers to give
notes With approvedsspreties:
Nav 9th. St 20
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Tax Collectors Notice.

r WILL attend tho times and places Hereinafter
mentioned TO finish collecting Tho State and
District Tux for the year fsS3, commencing the