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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
The Shreveport South Westcin, oftl4c "a,

The SArevep0rt South Nestcln, Of t4e7zd,
says:
We learn fc0pi good pnthority that John
A. Stevenson, of the firm Of Stevenson &
May, Commission NJ rjisn :, and 5. =
Griffin Of the firm Of $. +. Griifia Co.
have been arrested by the military. .antheri-
ties and placed in close confinement. We
are not officially advised Of lhe cauae Of
;hearrcsis, but are Of the opinion that
'cCosn Sallie'sr cotton had something 10
DO with it.
towards Of tlirty thousand bales Of co..
Ton haze been recclsed At shreyePort since
lie termination Of kestNties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

The rebel ram Sio1eFau is nos sasl -
l.- ia the service of the Euiied states. She
lies a Iiavana, and y ssiarei in being -
ien 10 ihe for,s Of ihe Cniisd States. for
fear u Introducing The Tel.or fsTsr 1oF
re rairnt in Havana
4 Miss e e 60 . q ~ : 81 ~
-.sis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
cry MILLS, DALLAS, TEXAS.

vFHE undersigned having become
l., sole proprietor ofihs above named Mills, sua-
,ed the Of Dallas, would respectfully give no
ice oths patrons OF the mill, and the public gepe.
faecessful operation capable Of grinding 500 bushels
n grain In ~ heurs whcst ground at tho usual
rate (ons. fnh toi. and promise 70 make as geo
-four and % much OF IL 10 the bushel AZ any mill 10
northern 1eras. Contracts for any quantity OF aour
hlied At short notice. - ssas-s =. sseI
coro viii be ground on saturday feacb week,
Hour and meal slvsss on hand for .als
5 MM. II. SifERXoOD. f
nsifs,. Texas. Aug. /, Iss5,-f7:r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
aam1nlsfrafor's Notice.

THE undersigned having been ap-
u pointed. 81 he luns Tern Of fbe Honcrshls
- K>rsf> Il 1sn-s = NcEeTnoids, dsreasslf no
<I1> n f<-<ly rirs1 q sii rarsgDf htltirE bins
sr.|t r-t elIsfe e present. thsr1 r-crrlf s1'ntn.
t-I.<t rIIIIt re the rr1s-rlt.f ~ Iar. ~ Ell
~>--r Int<Ifs. h sld a-fsfe rI1 r.Aft Ir1ne1i-It
~<F-<rf - y -I..f''| -.
4I4r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

Gch. lso5ef2i.. ice is At present engaged
10 writing lhc lhiaoly u his csmp4igDs
from tise tiruc illal Le e.s==umed command %
lie A1lns ef Norilera Virginia. a;isr .tie
ia,iie Of sercA Pines. ID ihe capiulia,ieti
Al Arpoma,or Court house on the 9th of
April. The Richmond CONNER ;iaI Bllle-
iin remarks that General Ices warA WI
contain IA account u lie exploits OF tho
fafior- commanders conpEisea in the
Army Of Northern Virginia; tie close OF
Summer or the beginning Of Autumn rill
dorhtless witness The completion Of this
book that Is destined TO be handed down 70
all time a. a truthful aad impartial nara
tirt Of The greatest campaigns of the age,
written By she greatest actor 10 tte wsf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

CHOLERA IS HGw f0aH The New York
correspondent The Philadelphia Inquirer,
daily 90. writes;
Physicians report cholera nloibus pre-
vailing in the city to an uuGsual extent, IN
some quarters, indeed, as u regular epidem-
ic, and III form, A. times. quite as malig-
nant as tsiatic cholera itself. state this
as fact which, yen are not likely TO see in
any of osr city papers. 'ior fear OF crest
ing, unnecessary alarm, but il is fact
nevertheless. as VIII be manifest in the
next week by oficial reports Of intcrmeits,
if honestly complied.
The Nrw ior. correspondent 81 tue
Cincinnati 6azeite ITO wtitcs
Several cascs oi clearly ie.ipel aud ' Ell
es.heniica.ed Asi2iie shplsra Aasr mace
aasis appeaIancs lese, ana have all proves
fatal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
r. IL. HIcCURDY. NJ

'CPutc hfleld House,
Dallas, Texas.
Thos. r.. CRUTCHFIELD, Proprietor.
(Rc-Opened.)
YsHE Proprietor would most re-
l. spectf l;y inform his old friende, and the trav
oihg community generally, that the above house y
the public, undor the supervision OF
.Tohn w. Lane,
who Will spare no trouble or expense 10 sustain It's
3efmse reputation ndinake it quiet and desirable
IONS for fks reary trar,er In connection with the
louse, 10 good Stable, which will always be well
puppIisd with good provepdcr, and attended by On
41psrisnced hostler. July let. lsoj--iS:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

MRs pAGIISGroS's lpEA os SHERMAN.
.>e reading Il newspaper suddenly e1-
claims Bully for Sherman.
Mn5. P.--"Ah, Ike, ! fear lie ia u bad
man"
-"Ray4ged aud stripped Carolina.
AiRs. f,.-"T!,e hru,c"
Irr.--"rfhc rebels are in doubt whether
hc IS going after Augusta Florence or
Charlotte
Mns. with a deep sigh. --"Foof
Mrs. Sherman
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19


Ban phorsagY. Some twenty years ago,
,herc was ag old Iarkey named Cato, LIVING
in sic ras.crn par, Of North CaIol!ua near
tl,a ,uyu,h " 40 Of lie rivers tat emp'y
in'o PAmlico Sound, Cato was ferrymnn
at the point, aad his master allowed hin
certain portion Of lis wages, wish 81 agree
ment that lie might purchase his freedom
for six hundrcd dollars. He had saved up
three hundred and hspdel i, over TO his
master, and rejoicing in the possession of
on, half Of himself, one night not long
after as he was crGsliug Tho ferry alone
violent storm arose. Ills boat was tossed
about, aud finally uYset and Cato. after
crca, exertion reached the shore. Tho neat
morning lic presented himsc!f with the fol-
.ywias inquiry
"Nassa John, wants to ak you who
owns dis niger p
Why own ono half Of You, Cato YOU
own the other half
"Wcll Maesa, won't YOU please buy back
ny half"
III YOU desire /, Cato, hut what Las
changed your mind 81 suddenly 2
Just please han over dem free hundred
dollars. Come near rcttin' drowned lsst
might, Nigga property seems bad property
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

Special Dispair 70 fnee -. l.ouis Democrat.
Aisices from all parts of iha State lead
10 the inevitable conclusion that Tennessee
will be represented in the next Congress,
substantially as follows. First District,
Col. V. Taylor, Union; Second District,
Horace Maynard, Union; Third District,
Col. W B. Stokes Union; Fourth District,
Edmund Cooper, Colperhcad; Fifth Dis
triet. W. b. Campbell, copperhead Sixth
District. Dorsey B. Theinas, copperhesdi
Seventh District. Col. J. H. Hawkins, Un-
ion: Eigih Districi. Eolfs Sanders. Copper
head
Maynard possibly saiehi be beaten, but
Il Is not probable that he Nix be. Stokes
viii defeat IIirl by an Overwhelming ma
joritv- Cooper has no positive opposition.
The r0nfest between Hawkins and Efhe-
ridge viii be cirsr. but Hawkins has The
chances on BIZ -i3r. E|hcrilre is IL ihc
niiiis-t.- q - lrIrnI|is ari c11sI Iirl-
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,,gBirtli6 ? Neeirer qtutter @eS6te6t mar

/. u8irtli6 Wterer Mutter @eI6tetbt mar
Ipnlt fir cine 10 freie 0entart n6t betannt !"
nBabr," fiel Der @raf Ia&enb Elm ,,aber
tpenn Die ariltOfrutiiben Sbeen nit ber8ernunit
unO oem 9ersen in Streit gerutben, 70 mi11en
! tie baS 6elo rdumen"
,,SeIonbfrS ipenn Iie cine 10 i96nen Srdu,
tpie mene Sante, Sur Wiberia6erin baben," ers
pieoerte Gurt oei1en 8lid nit einem unperfennz
barren Nu$orud BON 8eWunberlng auf Stepbaz
mas i66nem 9tngeIdt weite.
,Ste tDnnen ii6 nur flr8e Belt in Nmerita
aufgebuIten baben," iiel Slepbana elm.
n8arGm 9(auten Sic bas?"
vQBeiI Sic i6mei9eln." )"
,,9ie &ubrbet lit feline S6mei9elei, 3ante.
Sd will baS iosleih betpeien. Sn Bottom
bate i4 BON S6nen 70 piel reOen geb6tt, bab i'd
Die leber5eugung 9ewann, Sic tpiroen Our&s
nus feline 10 einnebmenoe 6rau iein, tpie man
bebauptete. @ep6bnli9 iit es nit benz 2obe
ebenlo pie NIT Dem 3aoel -- eS itbertreibt." /"
,,Sebr Wabr. 2aiIen mir jeOp9 oieien @e>
9enitane uno er5dblen Sic mir bonn bem lieben
Boitpn."
v5U9lei6; nur mill itb pOrber nod nit meiz
ner @ertbei0isung besisli6 Der S6meidelei
idlieben. = NlS i'd Dor Sbnen ftano, 3ante,
fano i6 sum erlten Wlal in metnem Qebeu, bab
oas Sob piel gu ipenig in 8e5u9 auf Sbre566n
belt geiast bate. - 9laG oieier Grtdrng tebe
id Sbnen Su Dienfen, I'm NaeS mit8utbsi@
len, mas Sic pom Bottom Su wiiien tuiinz
i9en."
@dbren6 man iebr lebbait iiber gmerifa Iib
belprad uno 9llle bafir iid gu intereilren idbie~
men, iaB Gpert lttll uno in einem Sauteuil iu~
rid9elebnt Da. Ssin 9lnseTdt bate einen
9lusorud be8 3riunpb3.
Ser 9lbenb perging gang Jdngenebm; lno ais
bic feline @eieQi6aft iid trennte, Waret Surt
unO Sacpbp, trob bes etpas Surildbalteuoen
WelenS bon lesteren, iebr quite Sreunoe 9e@
tpproen.
8eim SOuper iu9te Graf ,6ermann su Ste
pbana;
oDurum ipri6lt 9u nit aurt ni6t pee 8 II,
Stepbnna?"
gbe Stepbana nod untpOrten fOnnte, fisI
aurt Elm:
,8siter Ontel, i'd firdte, es tptrOe mir all
gu lUarm ums 6er5 peroen, i'm San nleine in.ts
&c Sonte gu io9te."
lin ieinenWtutb gu erprpben, mB mon Der
Geiabr ent9e9eu9eben," urttportete S-epbaua
tadenO, ,,uno Oarum tpirlt 9u mir gu gut
talteu, wenn tdp benz Hatbe beineS Sbeim5
6Olge leiite,'
2tl8 @raf !6ermann uno Stepbuna f6 i'm
SalCn allein befanben, duBerte er ge9en Die
ielbe: %
oDu BAIT uuf &urt gang benielben SIM
brud gemadt wie auf MIDI, a(5 i'd Did sum
eriten Otal in bieient Salon fab. 8ebente,
menn er es ebenio idmer finbe, Oenem inasi=
Iiaen Ginflub aaf Sers unO 8srlunO 5n ent-
flieben "
oilnm68ti6, mein 6ermann; Sid liebtG
i'd, uno nlein 3ped tpar bein 9er5 Su 9e=
lpinnen Sic 2lQmabt meiner treuen uni
itarten 9iebe mar e8, pelde mid @influB iibel
Did CAB. G8 mar uein 6er5 tpeldeS su 9in
reoete," ...-
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.r &bpimaS SbDunpipn'S
patentirter .
Qioucur~Gi)til unb @er0cIlcrcr.
Nfr. aN oiS G,nnstr. SsnItimpre NN1N.

Sfr. go Glib GaDSfr. S5aItitnpre Wtr.
Der lrteraenete bat gaeue tn ben Uer. Staateu a.
naoa Tranfei1 Beleten Splanb unb anbstn eurppd6en
9intern fir eus @rnbur9 errprben. Der Yrp3eB TT auf
natuve SIIfe bafrt unb feline Nsudte he auBerf BEE
frieotgeaS eenE eoe uGrentgte wrb GGnjh dus9eiie
ben bas bte GIte b8 StUeS in eetnefer getfs barr
untfr Iepft Ser Grnber uateI6rett etm Dub tutn ad
tunSserq oassnEe Ssrts srt SFTsIr Sastt SOH 9ssiS
men eniaeaer WbStaer SaltlnoreS bInju HfGe sdS S9
ler ta:OIren @bci'er f0nnen ertlarsnSe Ybampelete
ocm rnrsftdjneted pesr siuem erer Nsenen erbalten
Son 9rpfelIpr gltfen BON baltimore.
DaS &siuli1t uetner Gemtd)en llnt.rfuGun8 sgn Uir
TbUmpSn8 @rc3sB ssi8 uecenfsusnS baB bt:lel6e ole
8prt9eIe etnGlebt uni e unreal9tetten aus Nqaenren
dussuGecn ben StO teteateao sn 1arte1rr 70 baB sb-
terer auf etue gEet affctr prb Der 9re3eet onf na
tritds 9ulfe bart psI4e gang peutlt alss Uaadenss
Rertte Set9t. .,.L u. ..-a.-
fir Gpnlunenten, belcnperS SnSaliben. Die
llnretnltdfetten, mel6e 10 erfplgreidb burA Mr.
Gbpmpipn5 SYtem aus9elGteben tperpcn iinb
aae DDtbit fts9Golifb. 6uIl Delft telpnberS
zines Der raefGbrli6ftcn narfptifAenGtfte
uuo in iraen0 eincr Dpit8 9efGbrlid, e8
mirftbetGubenp tnD fbGbliA auf Die @eIunbbeit
leltit In fleineren SudntitGten. Sein Siqnenr
1T braltdbar, tpenn er IN trgene etnem NerDalt@
nt0e biele 5hdoltHen Stptfe entbdlt.
gssliam g.. 81. liifcn, 81. 9. 8. 6. ..
yrpIeor bet 6tennts unb @bnrmaes ber Db untrerftat
8On 9rofeiipr 8alittt BON paris,
Mnt 81 De,embe 1854 Wr. E6pn1pIpn Boa Bnltt.
more criubte mG un ene Wsihurs be5itatd sinev Gre
bestuue I'M yat Der 9tetnt6uns Branbes, Sins unb
qBbi8tes pelte tFrem urreinn 3uf1nos eenteriens=
wertbe Yropprtipner benneneer ettger SHbanJn ent-
baIten Meine unteriaGune bss Santernn9sprsesS mar
G66f beriebieenb. slJ.zl
Die Grdnrung Setst bab iie ouf natitrltfe unb
wiNeulhafttbe prtnSipien balirt 1T nnb bic 8G-
bi9feit bat, nlten 9InfDrberun9en Su entlpreGen.
Aas Gelultat per Mnaipe mar taB ale luretnllfeien
auSge6tefn pgrSen pbne bic SITE hes Stfte$ u dfttre
I'M Seeent1ei putoe brielte nod bebeutenb serbeert
SD 3Dgere ndt 81 Ia8em hab Der 9rO3eB iebr
tpertbSou fir GOnSumentcn 1np cine 9rCfe
2tcquiiitiprt fir iupultrieae llnternebmnn9en
fetn tnMR. '. 1. @t'
'lsTL u@r Safett
prpf Der Gbemie IN 9rris.
Der prpacS III BON ben na69enaauier, tmtnentsn Wed
jtnel WdNIanbS ebr enertannt une emppblsn wpreen;
prrE O. gD Mtltenbsrger. Or Scbn 8udltr
@rpI. @hrfppber SCEnhpn. Dr.SUbn 9 Wtonfur.
Or, gDm. s., 11teal 1873 Or. y. @pr. tga5Irs
Or, S, >. O'Dpnnran. Or. .. y. ~ Yeates
Der lnterstttaete BAT Elm gtDbea we@ss sr NIT ger-
qnden seigt uaJjebe Nnstunt ebstIt @r Setiuft ein
0ledt on @tnseIne. 8e,in6un9en wtrben au AnirGee
mitsettsIt SSptsss itnb bai tRH tn @ as "ab Sas su
pertanfen.f '~
81. gtf967 rfs-eH SboinaS Gbrmpfon
-go Supporter BON Ilanbtest @ns gDtnes ,c.-
(@tabltrt 1887
t14spp1mr) 20 Sab @asfru 1aItu
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xDbr, @GmsIer,
6errcAfleiOcre9 e9aOcn,

gBeit Yratt Str. gto. 358 uno 358a.
Dteiuen scebrtca Greunbeu unb bem Pnblifur made
i'd bermt bic @n3ese, baf id baS bon lett Sa6ren an
bteeu 8ase etablrte @ei6dft 5erurnmeu babe unb Be-
ub9 elm rei6balses Eager bon i&Duen ioIib searbets
teten Se1rentlebern ueueer aepn gu sen bsfen Yre=
fen pprdbio baIten unb aud ple au Bee0un9 onfer=
tigen erte -sstoffe fir 01Be unb 9oieuseuse in allen
gorteu NIB gu alen 4reiien.
serter cine ausme6l 8eseniGirme, StSde &C., iomie
ATE in beIes SSa3 eHi6lasenbeu &rtitel.
~ AGe 8efteunpseu werben prompt, biGi9 urlb in
tiir3eftsr I5rif anSefertist.
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0elcl)0tts=t =tln5ei0eu.
6. g. Gdbarct,

Z N~NrN01tNIf 4
Wo. 0orb SiS6 note Baltimore Strr
bait fortwdbreub ene NusWabI ppn Eapetsn urb n.
tSbabsS) mao zen neEsfen WtuRsrn unb
tu ttGtsex grstitn.
i3mner psrSen NIT bsr befen sUrefaIt tapsstrt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
-. IN .EQUITY.es
Caroline Mcdaniel, et. al,
- ...cS rs. T-s, ~
8. T. Glanton and
d T.
"A. uolstan. Adm'rs, ct al.

"A. nolstan, Adm'rs, ct al.
saY Virtue of nm Order Of the Court in this case,
Es will sell at Edgefold c. h, on Monday the
4th day of December next, the REAL ESTATE
of E. r. Mcdaniel, decd, consisting of ABOUT
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
mere or loss, adjoining lands of Shade Holmes,
Charles Parkman, W. L. Hawes, aud others.
Said Land will be sold in three several Tracts,
which will be moro fully described on day Of sale.
Sold on y credit of twelve months with interest
from DAY of Sale, except costs of suit and expen-
ses of sale, which must be paid in cash. Pur-
chascrs will be required to give Bonds, vita Mt
least two good suretics, and mortgage OF the
premises, to secure the purchase money, aaa pay
for tho Titles extra.
e. ". CARWILE, C.E.B:D.
Nov. C, 1865. At, 45.
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NEW YORK.


THE attention of tie Public and the trade .is
invited to our New SCALE Z OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO FoRTES, which for volume and
purity of tone are uurivallcd by any hitherto OF
fcrcd in this market. They contain oil the mod
ern improvements, French Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frame, 0ver-strung Bass, &os and
each instrument being made urder the personal
supervision of Mr.. J. H. GRoyEsrEEa, who has
had a practical experience of oyer 35 years in
their manufacture, is fully warranted in every
particular.
The aGrovesteen Piano Fortes =
received. the award Of merit
over.all others at the celebra-
ted Worlds Fair.
Whero we're exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadel-
pbia, Baltimore, Boston and New York; and also
at the American Institute for FIVE successive
years, the geld and silvor medals from both of
which can bo seen st our ware-room.
by the Introduction of of,improyements we make
a still moro perfect Piano Forte, and by manu-
featuring largely, with strictly cash SYSTEM
are enabled to offer these instruments alta prico
which will preclude all competition.
Pn!cEs-No. ], Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood plain caso s275.
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood heavy moulding, $500.
No. q, Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood Louis XIV style, 1925.
Terms: Net Cash i'm Current Funds
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
New York, octls [A.ac.]1y 43
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..Administrator's Sale!
.AdministratriX's Sale.

TpY virtue Of an: Order from W. f. Durisoe,
ED Esa., Ordinary, I will proceed to sell at the
late residence Of BENNETT PERRI, deceased,
on TUESDAY, the 14th November, all the perso-
nal E,tste of said deceased, consisting of
CORN, FODDER, OATS, WHEAT,
BACON, Lard,
FAT AND STOCK HOGS, ~
ABOUT SIXTY HEAD SHEEP AND GOATS,
..u4. FoRTY-EIGHT HEAD OF CATTLE,
s.Jl2 EIGHT PIsE YOUNG MULES,
- THREE WAGONS, .r
ONE SET EACH OF BLACKSMITH AND
CARPENTERS ToeLs, 80
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. OF EVERY DEs-
go, i.s.51CRIPTIoN. s4,..Ess ~,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
- sf.1 g. So &c, E&e., &c.
The LAND will also bo rented on the day of
sale. -
TERMS CASH, in Specie, on delivery.
.25aJed So MARTHA c.. PERRY, Adir.
..Perrys x Rds., Oct 27"'''-v 1t A.
49,
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGETIELD DISIItICl


IN ORDINARY.
Ny W. 2. nURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary OF Edge
= field District.
Whereas, Rachel FRANKLIN hps applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and sHgu-
lar the goods and chattels righ:s and creii'' OF
Avery FRANKLIN, late of the District, aforesaid,
leccasel. :,
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon;sh all
and singular, the kindred and crcditora of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
ordinarys Court for tho said District, to bc holden
at Edgsield Court House, On tho. 18th day Of Nov
insF:, to show canEc, if any, why the said admin
stration should not be granted.
Givon under my hand and seal, this ist day
IF Nov. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
oiaht hundred and sixty five, and in, the sOth
wear Of the Independence Of the United States o
America. ;,-o,,
Nov. 8 4 2t 40
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State of South Car Dina,
GEFIELD DISTRICT.


Il IL
4s..!N ORDINARY. ,yaa.a-,
gpY W. F. F..DUBfsoE, Esq.,, Ordinary Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Eliz. Griffith has applied to me for Let
ts-s of Administration, with will annexed, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of John Griffith, late Of the District afOFe-
said, deoeased.s ta{li =,
Tbose nro, therefore, to cite and admonisll NIL
and sinruur,tbe kindred and creditors of tho said
lesSasoS, tobc md appearbefYrs rne, at our next
ordinarys Court iur the said Disrict,to be holden
as go6eld .coprt1 House, on tho lTih day Of
Nov. inst, to show cause, if anyway the said
administration ghould not bo granted.
-sttGisen under my hand and seal, this srd day
Of Nov.,, in. tho year of our Lind oac thons-
and eight Hundred and si-ty-fve, and in the
nine riott ,saorof thossoTereignty and Indepen-
se.of. the U,,itcd S,.tes,of;A Amcrien. 80,
-, 5,e .t.ss 4. W. E.;pDRISoE, 0.E.D.
Nov .eo s.- si5 aaa i.7s43s
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Notice.

All persons are cautioned from trading for a
"A eer;,in Note given by the Subscribe. to H.;
e. Culbrtsth, for $500, datea'n Sept. 1885,, and
paysble one day gxf,er dsts.-e4ah Which thorc are
tW. ere Its, one Of $500 and the ether for
$3.50. I an, determined not pay said Note un-
less com pelled by law ;,,o o6ao,,y
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NEW GOODS ]!

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yEyHE Subscriber has just returned from Char
lesion with good lot OF
Colorod and Mourning CALIC0ES:
Rich end handsome DELA1NES;.
Black ALpACCA aud French GRAPE;
Jaconet and Swiss MUSLINSj
A fine array of .BRILLIANTS:
Rarace Wells aud Black Love Wells;
Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
Beautiful C!ASSIMERES;
Rod White and Canton FLANNEL;
BrAWn. Dleacnvd and Soa Isand-SE1hTING; !;
Ladies and Misses White and Black HOSE;
Mems half ROSE;
Irish LINEN;
Ladies aud ,;ents Linen Cambria H'D'K'FS.
Silk HANDEERCHIEFS;
!. .Colorcd. White and Black SPOOL COTTON;
Flax THREAD;
Lasting Coat BUTTONS;
Vest. iforn. ruarland Cold Agate BUTTONS;
LINEN TOWELS;
Ladies, and Mieses HOOP SKIRTS;
Patent Leather and Silk BELTS;
India Rubber Hound COMBS;
Dressing COMES and HAIR PINS;
Coarse and Fine COMBS;
NEEDLES, PINS, HOOKS & EYES;
SCISSORS au4 POCKET KNITESi
Hair BRUSHES;
: Pocket BOOKS and WATCH KEYS, &c.
Also
Ono Crate CROCKERY WARE;
SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA, CANDLES;
Turpentine and Fancy SOAPS;
SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, DC.
ALSO
A fine assortment Ladies', Misses, Mems, Boys
and Chi!drcu's SHOES.
All of which will be SOLD LOW FOR CASH
ONLY.
Is. C. BRYAN, Agent.
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Administrators Sale.

AdlnIulSGf5UpIS GdI0'
IN Pursuance Of mn order from ". F. Durisoe,
ESQ. Ordinary for'Edgefeld District We will
proceed to cell ON WEDNESDAY,, the 29tlf day
Of November next, at the late residence of Ar
THUR WEST, dsceased, dll the personal Estate
of said deceased, consisting of
COTTON, CORN, FODDER,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP,
WAGONS. AND CARTS, --
DLAcKsMITH's TOOLS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
And various other articles usually had on o farm.
TERMS.-Cash on delivery, in gold or silver,
y. NgEKIEL, P. WEST, 49,,
ARTHUR P.eWEST. 1'Oo . .
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For Tax Collector.
Fer Sale or Rent.

a WILL SELL MY FARM for Specie or Grocn-
u backs Mt a very low price,-or will RENTit
for tho year 1856. Said Farm is situated mile
west of Edgefeld C. H., and contains 1873 acres
of good land, new buildings, &C., DC s',.--.
/ also have for sale alot of Corn, Fodder, Oats,
Peas, Potatoes, Shucks, Hogs, Cattle, Horses, and
a great any things useful to house keepers not
mentioned. 49, b. 5. MINIS.
O,K95 81 43
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Notice.

a IL persons arc .beseby forewsrned from tra-
A ding for TWO NOTES OF. HAND, or for
eiiber. Of them, given by myself and. Kin a.
Tcrssr, security, to James MurreIl, dated tho 7th
November 1854. ior two thousand dollars each /;
one due one year after the dats thereof, ard the
otasr two years alter dstss As the CONSIDERATION
for which aid Nstes were given has fasise, /
shall resist .hs.psymeBtthoreela 80. -
-, lt.ii la.,.sst. .TH0S. ATKINS:
New. 1855 80 o; . sr-StaS; ssss' o~4e
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD .DISTNICI,.

EDGEElELD .DlOIIplCl).
IN ORDINARY.
EeY W. T. DURIS0E, Esquire, Ordinary OF
AD EdgcGelf District:
Whereas, Lucinda Carson has applied to NE for
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of
Thomas Carson, late of tho District aforesaid,
decd. .,,l
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the said
deceased to be and appear before me, Ut our next
Ordinary Court for the said District to be holden
at Edge6eld Court House, on the l7th day OF
Nov. inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and scal, this 3rd day Of
Nov. in year OF our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-Gvc, and. in the g0th year of the
Independence of the United State: Of America
". F.DuRIS0E, o-ED
Nov. s 2t - 10
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strayed or Stolen,

B3aoM my Camp, stxsmilsss this. side of Ham
EssSarg, IS. e., about To- days since, ono dark
bay OIARE.MULE, some ten or artwelFsyears old,
o. bra ude on tho right shoulder, aud her ears ip,
clined to iop.s Nosother description rscollected.
Any information concerning the ssid mu!e VIII
tbs thaukfully received and liboraIy rewarded by
the undersigned, living near Mine Creek Post
.Ofice, Edgoaeld District. S. c. = ~
-,-I3sszces - -, = DRUCIELA HERR1N.
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