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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

A.-Cherckee pills, Female ReEulate.s
81 bog; sold by all druggists 81 pamphlet and Cd
vice free Address DR.. W. r. Merwin, Walker street. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

A Single Trial OF Mrs. Wtnsl0vv's So0th.
Syrup for children eethng failed IN relieve tho
baby and overcome the prejudces Of the mother WIN
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately 1t only froe1
the child from PAIN but regulates the stomach and bowels
wind collie scdity and dysensry an4
dnrrhoa Gives and health ~ the child and cofesta
the mother. Thirty ave cents bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

stristure, Fistala, Ptlss, &c., Cared y
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., Consulting and opcrsave
Surgeon, Ma. Union SQUARE, Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

Ia. Mr.. 3. A. Aliens Wossd'g HAlr Rs
s,orer and Dressing -Th" give hic' s'A saa osaor
ha hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

Prizes Csshed I'm All Legalased Lotss-
rie. and inlormsiion givep Drawings sent
J. cLtTE, Brokers' once, iv Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

Fashion Course. IL .L-Trctting.
TUESDAY June 6.-Purse and stu H. 800. mile hea&S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

WIGS. Braids, Cur1s, Wssurfan'
Kinds n human hair work, 81 who.saais aa
Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

wipsax 4 aihsA' aaxles -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-07

First Heat kentucky WAS the favorte al two To one
NJ the start Captain Moore took the lead the tap Of
the drum, but gave up Ia Kentucky at the quarter
pole the latter leading down the backstretch half q
length At the half mile pole Kentucky one length
ahead. Approaching the three quarter pole they
head and head, as II struggling for the lead, and
came ny the homestretch under . strong pull, Ken
lucky les ng short length limo N the score :53
on the turn Of The second mile Kentucky seemed 70
break away from his jockey fcr a moment, and in
creased Ills lead 10 about three lengths This
Afterwards reduced 10 about and half length, In
which way they kept 70 the end Of the heat Time Of
last mile, I 81 making tho heat 351.
Second Hsdt-One hundred 70 ten on Kentucky This
heat was very slowly ana without much change Of
position for mile and half Kentucky leading length
or so exercising pace, and Captain Moore making
effort force him until nearing the three quarter pole
on tho last milo Hero II that the began, and
more exciting finish has been rarely seen. Captain
Moore when he made bis running, closed 90 rapidly
Kentucky that thcy swung into tho homesretch side
and side and after beautiful contest Kentucky went
der the string than neck and shoulders ahead
Time Of 0rst mile, o4 the second, l:Ssk making the
heat 4 02x.
The raccs to-day viii comprise sssple chase Of three
mites, MN twenty sr lespA which closed with zgsas
Annie Otaddook Maid Of ottawa Charley Riley and re-
lsmai ~ usdaSussa GA Araa I'VE hsaAAs ~ ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

sesed and recognized the title to town lots to be acquired
shall be subject to such recognized and the
cessary use thereof Provided, hoaoerer, That nothing
contained herein shall be construed to recognize
any color Of title In p0ssessors for mining purposes
against the government of the United States
Approved, March 3, 1865
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

AN Act to provide for Chief of Staff to the Lieutenant
General Commanding tho Armies of the United States.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of America Congress
bfed That tho President of the United States may by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, appoint
chief of staff to the lieutenant general commanding the
armies Of the United States who shall have the rank,
pay, and allowances Of brigadier.gencra in the United
States army.
Approved, March 3, 1865.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

AN ACT supplemental TO the Act approved first July,
eighteen hundred and sixtyour "for the DISMISSAL OF
Coal Lands and OF Town Prop rty in the Public Domain
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives.
ote United States Of America in Congress assembled That
IN the case of citizen of the United States who at the
act be In the business bona de actual
coamlnng on the public lands except lands
ny te PRESIDENT of the United States for public uses
purposes Of Commerce, such Citizen upon making proof
satisfactory to the register and receiver to that effect
hi nave the right to enter according to legal subdivs
IONS quantity OF land not exceeding one hundred and
sixty acres to embrace his improvements and mining
premises at the minimum price Of twenty dollars per
nxed in the coal and town property act OF first july
eghteen hundred and sixtyfour: P0pided That where
the mining improvements and premises are on lands
tho passage this declaratory state
eAent and character of the improvements shall be filed
whn SIX months from the date Of this act and proof
ana payment shall be made within year from the
aate OF such Hing; but where such mining premises may
on lands hereafter to be surveyed such decaratory
satement sha be fled within three months from the
turn 10 lhe district landofce of the official township
pat and proof and payment shall be made within one
| year IRON the date Of such filing
SET; = And be further enacted That in the case of
any Guy or town which, the passage of this act NAV
pe eAsng on the public lands in which the lots therein
may oe variant as TO size from the Limitation fixed IN the
aet oi hrst July eighteen hundred and sxty-four
. nvh the lots and buildings municipal improve
suaii cover an greater than six hundred and
ory acres such variance as to size of lots or In
urea sha prove no bar such city claim under
sia act OF hrst July eighteen hundred and sixtyour
70 pc given to this act according to such regulations
may De prescribed by the Secretary Of the Interior
rTou.dea That the minimum price Of each said lots in
any such town or city, which may contain greater num-
per VI square eet than the maximum named in the act
such reasonable amount the Secretary Of the Int
Iior may oy rule establish: Provided further That
where mineral veins possessed which possession n
cosn'zea by local authority, and 70 the extent 70 pos
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
MORE NEW GOODS F!

guyHE Chdersiened have iuat received FINE
Il and VARIED :, SSORTMENT of DRY
GOODS and, GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
cALicoEs, LONG CLOTH, LINEN;
Baimoral SKIRTS and Morocco BELTS;
Ladies' and Misses HATS:
White and Colorpd FLANNEL;
Ladies' CUFFS and COLLARS;
Ladies' Kid and ROrsted, GLOVES
Children's do.
Ladies' ELASTICs, Bed TICKING, &c.
GROCERIES,, &C.
We have also o fine lot Of
SUGAR, COFFEE, MAcKEREL, SALT, RICE,
CANDY, ALMONDS,
ALSP1CE, TEA, SODA, &c.
Ia the hardware line we have
Plated Silver FORKS;
Britannia S o0NS und KNIVES and FORKS I;
un.cAPS, Eley'a, Coz's aud 6. K.
:. 84rWe respectfully solicit n call from, our
friends and the public generally, but VIC desire
them to come prepared to pay for what they get
We have to pay cash for our Goods. Therefore
we cannot afford to sell on credit. So do not
presume on our good nature and ask for credit.
- J. r. CARWILE s. co.
OCT II If 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

An ARrsrooRATIc WEDDING bril-.
liant wedding took place in albany re-
Gently, the parties united being Ex-Sena-
tor John V. 1. Pruyn and q daughter OF
Judge Parker. Over one hundred, car
riages ;were'in attendance, and the side
walk leading to the portals of the edifice
was laid down with Brussels carpet. The
groom entered che church by one door,
and the bridal cortege by another, to the
measured music of q melodious band.
The polemn and impressive Episcopal
marriage ceremony having been perform.
ed by Bishop Potter, assisted by two 9TH
er elergy,nen, the bride and groom par
took Of the sacrament according TO the.
old, English custom. Eighty presents
were given to the bride-among them a
watch, a diamond necklace.
aud q bracelet and pin two hundred years
old
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
M.rr1NoSY.-We never remember to

MAqR1NoNY.-We never remember to
have seen the field csnyassed from the
point of view. here chosen. 1t is pre-
sented for the consideration of our fair
readers: -
"No one will contend that there are
no crimes, committed by married men.
Facts would look; such all assertion out Of
countensnce. But it may be said with
truth thst.there are very few crimes com
! mitted by married lnen compared with
the nunrber committed By those who are
unInsrried. Whatever iaults Voltaire
may have had, he certainty showed him
self man of sense when he ssid: "Tre
more married men you have. the fewer
crimes there will be. Marriage renders
t,a,l more yirtnous and mdre%iset' An
unmarried man is but halfof'aperfect he.
ing; and it requires the oherhalf to make
itbngsright; and il cannot be expected,
that in this imperfect state, ne can keep
| he straight path of rectiIude any more
Titan tTial boat With one oar, or bird with
ons &ing, can keep g straight course. In
nine cases out of ten, where married men
became drunkards. or y aere they commit
crimes against the peace of the communi.
ty,.the foundation of these acts WAS laid
while in single. state, or where the
wife is, as is sometimes the case, an un-
suitsble. match.
Marriyge changes the whole current of
mans feelings, and gives him g centre
for his thoughts. his affections and his
acts. Here is home for the entire man,
and the counsel, the affection, the exam
Pile aud the interest of his "better half
keep him from the erratic courses. and
from falling into q thousand temptations
to which he would otherwise be exposed.
Thereforeithe friend to marriage is the
friend to society and to his country. And
VIC have. no doubt but that a similar effect
|, is produced by marriage on the woman;
though from the difference in their labors
and Che greater exposure TO temptation
on the part of the man, we have nc
doubt but, that man reaps a greater ad
vantage from the restraining influence o.
marriage tban woman does"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
@ AeMA-.g.asa@a aa.,

rEy5FIse ls:a 81 d 2 E5EW -.
Their lands, and their t,depreciated State
and railroad securities. Woe unto those
whoeshaH chen tie fJuHd IAwitkeut green,
backs! TheiElands and stocks must be
forced on q ;gluttsdrmarkeh and sacrificed
thst they may. i've. - x.Ans 7s..s
THAT !: money :liss been hsedlRsaty spsnt
which viii be so-ely needed before the
fields srssyelloSi with the next harvest,
we know; but s-Mord: :of warning, we
are glad to believe. will not even now
Q me tov LATE. fiir risny. The practice o1
q prndent, ecast;ous. economy now, will
avert a world Of suffering, and 1 sad sac.
ri6ce OF property in the spring and sum
n,er ,le OF sixty.six. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

EDY the 1st of OCTOBER, or as soon az. the
I'D mails are re-estabiishei, will reus6 tile
publication of the
CHRISTIAN INDEX, s.g
AsD. THE bio.
- CMILD's INDEX,
CMILD's INDEX,

nave been publishing.
Price Of Index, per annum;
Price of "Chiid's Index" SO
"a deduction made for ,clnbs II
Money may be remittsd at once,: as my. deter
mination is positive. Ny desire lis to esseura.a
large subscription list with which to begin, and
issue this prospectus, subscribers may, have
time to forward their remittanoes.
1t is my intontion to issue hrst-class papers,
and no pains oy expense viii be spared to secure
that end. Tho best writer's, and correspondents
will be secured, and the highest religious and
literary talent will be given to the papers. The
Chiid'S paper will be profusely illustrated, and
will, in every sense,' be made to conform to its
new title "THE CHILD's DELIGHT"
Money may be sen. by Expro,, or otherswise-
if by Express, at my own risk, if the Express
receipt is sent me, on tic resumption Of mail ia
cilities. Z.
MY connection uilh tho frm OF. j. W. BURKE
& Co, is dissolved, bntI viii esfabliah aa sbfice
in Macon; Ca, whero communications may DO
SAMUEL ,BoyH1N:a;
Macon, ssps II -. 80, If go ,Ge9:574Il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
!: Fresh Arrivals.

EEYHE. Undersigned has just received tho fallow.
e ing articles, which will be sold at very low
rates:
SUGAR, CHEESE, TEA,
CHOICE COFFEE,
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
CoPPERas, STARCH, INDIGO.
CANDY, FANCY oRAoKERs, FINE sEGARs,
:. CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
RAIsINs, 7AIMoNDs AND GINGER,
LINEN COLLARS, PEARL BUTTONS,
TOPS, DOLLS AND PocAET KNIVES,
=. PowDER AND SHOT,
Tabl. Salt Soda, Pepper, Allspice,
,'taia Choice Mackerel,
Needles, Thread, Stationery, Backing, DC, &c.
A liberal,share of public patronage is respect
fully solicited. ~: a
Twill Barter for Butter and Eggs at the high
est market price.
ATE. PHSs's Old Stand.
Dot "a :. If Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

COOP FEELINGs.-We know a blunt
old fellow in the State of Maine who
sometimes hits the nail on the head more
apt than a philosopher. Heonce heard
a man much praised for his agood feel
ings." Everybody joined and said the
man was possessed of excellent feelings
What has he done? 2" asked the old
genius.
"He is possessed of the most benevo-
lent feelings" was the reply.
What has he done ?" cried the old
fellow again.
By this time the company thought it
necessary 10 show some of his favorite
doings. They began to cast about in their
minds but the old man. still shouted,
+" What has he dope2" They owned they
could not name anything in particular.
" Yes" answered the cynic, "you say
he is q man that has good feelings. Now,
gentlemen, let me tell you thai there are
people in this world who get good name
simply on account oftheif feelings, You
can't tell one generous action that they
ever perio' med in their lives, but they
can Look, and talk most benevolently. K
know man in this. town thstyou would
call sarly, rough and unamiable man,
and yet he has done more acts Of kind.
ess in this county than all Of you TO-
gc,her. You may judge peoples actions
by their feelings, but Ijudge peoples feel.
Ings by their actions"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

Some curious experiments are tried in
Europe to save the lives of animals at
tackled with the, cattle disease. A cow
belonging 10 Miss Burdett Coutts was
dosed with "eight bottles of whisky,
twelve doses of brandy, thirty bottles of
port wine, and other strong drinks" The
animal recovered from the distempcr, but
died of delirium tremens. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
: EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

:. 5f - IN ORDINARY. -
DY ". F. DURTSoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District. 80
.-.Whsreas, John Denny, sr., has applied to
me for Letters of Administration, al aud singu-
lar the goods and chattels, rights and credits of
David L. Rotten, late Of. the District, aforesaid,
deceased. - i!,s--.. 2
\ These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
decensed, ito be and apoear before me, at our next
ordinary's Court forth said District, to bo holden
at Ed.ofold. Court lTuuss, the l4th day of Nov.
next, to show cause, if any. why tho said admin
stration shouldn't be granted. .
Given undor my hand and .sonL this a1st day
Of, Oct, inathe year; Of our. Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and aixty-ave, and In the Goth
year Of the Independence of the United s,stss Of
America.
-s0t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
State Of South Carolina,
Drr,EIIcr n nICnDIrm

- IN ORDINARY.
mYW. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Ed field District. II 6es L''2'i is ..i
''iwhereaA, lMinerva.G W. J. Harling have applied
Ito me for Letters6f Administration, on all end sin.
gular the goods ahd, ehattels, rights and credit.
Of John Harling,' late Of the District aforesaid
doeyd ii..-. .-Sn.s.- -s!pt-s,
These. are, therefore, TO cits ard ndmonish all
and Singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, ct our next
Ordnarys Court for tho said District to be holden
at Edgefeld CHI, ,,Oa. The lQth day of Nov. next,
to show cause, if eny, why the said administering,
should not be granted, -
GiYen under my hand and seal, this 27th day of
Oct. In the yepr Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and aixty:fye,, and in the 9Oth year of
the Independence Of tho United States Of Amer
ice.
FsDURIsoE, o.E.p.
Nov. ct A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

~ "A A steamboat passenger, missing
his handkerchief, asked an lrishman if he
had seen it, and insinuated charge of
theft. But. afterwards finding his pocket
companion in bis hat, he began to apollo.
gize. t,tOht don't be arter making any
apology; it was a mere mistake on both
sides, too. You took me for thief, and
] took y6a for giatlsmsG"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
SOUTHERN
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

vFyHE regular. republication of !tbis :I6nk and
Il well-known RELIGIOUS, AND. FAMILY
NEWSPAPERS oficial paper Of tho Methe-
dist Episcopal Church, Soush.has been resumed
at MACON, GA. y 80 1I2 I2
These who want this paper from the beginning
OF the republication, must SUBSCRIBE EAR
EY, rs only q smal edition will be- printed.
The Ministers Of The NJ e. Church throughout
the.South are agents, Of tho paper. and 6I6tem-
powered to take subscriptions and to give re-
ceipts. .-;,.f,,t', or
For three months, ,,:....... ......... One DpilaEr
Fer sevon months ............ Two Dollara.
For one year Three Dolials-
For two years, ......... .....-....Fiyo Qollars.
To tAe Agents;cfstas Adeoeois.-,Becsnse of the
scarcity Of money in the country tmSy be ua-
wise to insist upon ouf rule, that theuoney bsin
hand before the paper is forHarded. Tho Preaah-
ers, therefore, may send tho nsmeR df those per-
sons, for the. payment eff whossi subscriptions
by the ,meeting.of the Anaual fConfereuea,, 4hsy
,oA theniselues become respensi6le. i.aotr.lc ~
No other paper in tba country. is put tiatao low
C price, and it will require . largeEubseription
list to keep It at this prizes. 3 s.nassa +. 40
Any person sending $4,000 for subscribers,
shall receive o paper for himself freq. fox one
Money maybe forwardcd BY ;Espeess to
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

Philosophers say that shifting the eyes
makes the, hearing more acute. This may
account for the many closed eyes to be
seeu in our churches.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08

GA man never has the least difficult
ty infnding a deyoted friend except when
he needs one!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08


sss.zs.s=s.. 6: azs:s;as az.sss.s
Esdy ByFrIoa,s BlFI Answsrp 20 % Lord Bsroa,,s
: sa..'i:l -. :aa =. PaFeAsM.,' $ "a ;i.s,.y.sz
IA ths. whole range ef Rnslish li.e!asaie 'eele
Is not in oar opinion, aprodueson. eefi ID ptSse
or varse, that combines within itself more s9ai'
estspskep, ss,psa. sentiment, than lady Byron'a
reply TO hsr fa.t6isss :hussaEd Byron's "Fars-::
rsIIn. xss sr7 frenles,y bidding aaiou to heart
;fAat hshsdsNsufouls rshsisd Bst;isdy hess
aadesandiag herself fsaa; bis irony, "tsfned tae
.asles...so6 bin .assf: es@plefely. Her reply is
.ssssaiagasnd usssabasS sputs :syrsn: "to the
qa;ok." we caA apSclAt 'alttaa'i1n to 1sss proud
aaa soss defiance expressed in the Issteverss,
Sas doafflsss bSe1 fss3 by All our rsa-
sers; su, irsili rsesy esbsher Pegasal.
Yrs fsreycll-fsrsyeIl- forever! @
Thou shysolf Ass q 1ed our doom.
Bade hope. fairssf blossoms viturr,
NsseE sgaiD> for me to b:oom-
urfsrgiyipg. sSaa has. -os'isd,me-
Dlast,keu eyer sas tosy;ee'
Fsr rLs;wts,oh ehoss viles begaiisa thee,
Thou alone disss sssm live.
,shsrs ths apsss gaieh time has given y
-, - 70 solsplste shy layss decay; -, :, @
BY 1ahallomsd' 'pSsasioa drivepss -
oEsSa - ssoafa ! hsaft lsss tsaght 70 stray;
Lived for m4. thst feeling tonass ~
Which sAy rorss 50 we'll can shov,
Froa ny .ssfnuasEsay 5idst tAOu wander,
-e. r:..1.-M Ny eaasata,sn;a Why foregef
:. Os,,toD late by breast was J4red, 80
s,..>.; spa, t,o Soou ro me .'Scus 'Shpcn,
y.>.c Tast thy 1--we unoe sp; shared, -
:. 80. And stgeads It j. h,ss-,
W,apt in drcatns or joy abiding.
.on thy b.sast my head hath lain,
fp thy love and truthconnding. 49,.
Bliss nee, caa know again.
Tbat5ark Loas did arss discover
f,l - Iu thy soul the hideous stain - : g
< WoaldtSsse eye, had olos,d foreFer,
Never 70. weep thy crimes sgain;
But the imp;ous vish. 0 Heaven!
Prou, thy record biotssd bs;
Ycs, yet would i've, Byrea,
Eosths bals rye bsrne Cor thss!
e@ge In ;Htese ,ossly features Get n,si.
va Anmy Weasness hero confess,
Whilst the struggling tears permit ne,)
Al'thefatEcPs lean trras-
Hesrhass image acserseavss ne, 3
=. Hs whose mage s.ill price -
Who this bitteftst feeling give me,
Skill to love where despise.
With rcsres aud porrovs taiher.
When our ohiid's FIRST seceuts RoE,
8 4 = I:W;srteach hex 70 say Fatl<s,
Got bis euils:she, ue'cr sSsl kneg.
Whi.ss to-norro1ap tomorrow
% Wakes HE FROM widowed bed;
90 ansther's asm no sorrow
~ wilt thou feel, NO tear wilsshed.
u ths.woriRss9prsval sought not,
-,ae..t' When Itore nysalf from thssi
OF in praise or blame thought not
Whrrs its praise os blame TO me'
Hssp prised--so losed--adotsd,
From his heart my image drove,
% ny heod contempt has poured,
Aud preferred a Kanton.sl lsrc.
Thou ar. proudi bat msfs ae, Byron
- I've o heart proua as thine oua,
Soft to lore, but hard as iron
When contempt Is o'er 1t tthFeHR;-
Ba.firsws,I.--ftal mes upbtaid thee,
Yayer, nerer wish Thea III;
'Eretehod. though thy crimes have made N
If thon csnst, 6e happy still.
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Notice.,

n osT OR MIsLAID = certain sr NOTE. S q, o Gin.
A gle Bill, for Two ,Theusaut .i7eoO) Dollsrs.
madc payable to VIM. C. Moragne, Trustse, or
bearer, threo years after date with interest nav.
able annually from dated the 18th Eo.
vember, 1850, and signed by R. H, Sullivan.
Daniel 'Quattlebum and Jas. B. sullIsas: Ihefe.
BY notify the signers not 70 pay :. Ptstsntsd Ly
another person. JOHN EUIET.'
Sept1f 2ts '"'t,ss-< .Is,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
Barter /! Barter,i.

pTyHE- Granitevills Manufacturing Company
Il will continue to Barter Cloth to;, COTTON.
FLOUR. CORN, PEAS, BACON AND LARD
giving Augusta prices for prsduos, ond farptsh-
Ing Cloth at Wholesale rates.
Graniteville, April u Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
NoEce:,

A IL persons havin, demands fsgsiist The Bs-
"A tate Of Capt Nathaniel Burton, decd, will
please render the sano in to me, legsiy aitess,d,
and those indebtud to the said Es-
tate are required to make ;ipinediate payment.
A. JONES, Ex'or.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
WANTED.

TVHE COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA RAILROAD
J. wants 500 Good Ablc-bodied Hands.
Apply to THOS. ALEXANDER, Agent,
Granitcvillo and Ynucluse.
Sept IL lot 81