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The New York herald., 1866-04-11
RARE cuANcE FOR oApIrALIsrs.

RAEE SHANGE X & F3E & 3ApirALlsTTsa M4s TSa SALE
Of s sss sss Of s sSs9
sor the % This n % y Ia sn n Ss es
SSR5Ss %ns y II sSr%s yar 'S
noisH gs"fa sasss s
USED Also attached % the same mn and ar;sn ss og y sas
Iniiemens Mules Wagons g. viii be sold with the
ss' g. For terms address John 0-"D'0n o. onA'''9n
A HANDSOME AND VERY CONVENIENT COUNTRY
M s s % s s5 | Haven R" ihe
head q he haror c9mandns vew steamer e the city
ssas%an a GaGs a.. family society good
Sn as w let sna and os cold
tubs, marble bowls above and below gas al through
three cellars 10 rooms beside library hail. bathroom and
a s
Sen @
sS Fanare aaa can Be- haa II desired nq1s of W.
DAVIDSON, ass Broadway, or A. L MArHER, Greenwich
%a%sbars chAs Has Mills 800 No 81 Cedar
A SPLENDID FARM 70. sALE-AT oLosTER, ~,
heavy timber large house and on
ing house; q half mile on the IIacksn
sSsa Ss
sAoRIFICE,-FARM OF 100 ACRES; GOOD BUILD;
"A tngs fruit In abundance; terms any shape Also =
Acres; stock, Crops, Implements Furntpre only tOo
AN EXCELLENT FARM-l4 ACRES; BUILDINGS
IA complete fruit in abundance healthy locaon must be
sold this week Terms Owner At JAQUES Office, ~
Dey street. Great bargain.
A NEAT IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE OF Sc ACRES
walton OF land In the direction Of Bunten N j. Conditions
can be made For particulars apply 10 NJ. MEYER 49
East Broadway also has farm TO let Of l0 acres land
near Morrisown, N. j.
COTTAGE HOUSE. HAVING EIGHT ROOMS AND
"A good cellar, two lots go BY 100 feet situated on De
Mott street, West HOboken N J choice grapes and fruit
trees the ground price INQUIRE three days Of
JOSEPH FAHYS CO., l6 Maiden lane.
VERY NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE. WITH LOTS OF
House at 81 100. PARSONS WARD, 70 Cedar street
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE
"A little place the Monmouth turnpike two miles from
Long Branch, n j.; very good house and outbuiidngs
between four and FIVE OF land all kinds of young bear
ing fruit Apply Immediately at al Greenwich street. 70
JAMES WILSON, or after r. N. ct - Jane street
n rsTAMFoRD-F1NE TWO STORY HOUSE, TWELVE
"A three minutes from depot; barn, and fruit Of
AL kinda; with furniture not Also i've other Houses
with ono a''e TO s"'nsy acres; nns high srcYrnd %
A NEW FRAME COTTAGE FOR SALEM MONT
n Clair; $500 fne new House, acre. 5000. In
sD''' - w. "''' '"'' ''Ai +. WHITEHEAD.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

E'oR sALB-A COTTAGE BEAUTIFULLY srru arm
9n the rsssr with ~ seres q Lsnd twelve mules from
sew iork three from Flnshng T. rood watrr frui AZ
nouse snd barn nsary new ror terms and In
esirs " ihoH "a hohfoN No Monroe street Flushins
The New York herald., 1866-04-11
DARTOw IRON WORKS,

Barrow IRON SSss WoGKs ooKSrv cropc,.
S IL . ::is ns Hp q ..
country %ns1si sss @ such =
sa' g cHPa
sS s re sS: sS
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remaining nl acres rough mopnain land valuable only
$ s Ss Sss.
S.9a
x not cost exceeding lhres shoSaap SSS
brown
insshSsstSio In susn.isys lead Of gold Bearing
.as as & sSS
s s 'ass: sso hsns D obtained
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person 70 parties desirous Of
ssss SS gr.tss.y, soil and
oass5 Ssa.Esi ss%$.ass asgsss
March 2o 1865 No IS Alabama street. Atlanta. Georgia
RELLyILLE, NEW JEnsEY.-rnE HOUSE KNOWN
oardns and ~ M
TSrsdsy and ssu.y lSl or w SS 1s s
CHEAP-7 FARMS. q ACRES TO liz; PRICES FROM
one thirty Minute. Of wsveres .sson Ions sDS %p
ply at us Perry street
COUNTRY sEAr-wrrH s. ACRES OF LAND AND
n s sIsS s.~ Jersey
u S with splendid Gothic Cottage Ssaasifa lawn,
water Is Of wood he greatest yareis q fu
sos sar.oss sn .s
COUNTRY SEAT AT srRATFoRD CONN, FOR
peshtfly located tho main highway. and within FIVE
modern aud cold ranges 9e
% the Sos and .2s sesy % sa p s 9 o
niencs elegance The place sbou. one acre OF
a;Ssd
@ a aS Ss ~ s rsdsssr: ST sS h the vicinity q New sSTs
ssS Il 4s Ne ss .ss MINER
aS nr Dsr fsT% .. Of 9, 80 9 r.
EoS &. ~ ASD
contains eight rooms and large CELLAR good well
Is SsSn rsc rs,
New YORK a. of u " COoK on the premises.
(,oUSrRr aMEsIpEScEzoS M THE HUDSON RIVER.
.%'.a WITH s * .s sa''
COUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN rsLAxp-roR SALE,
twenty rooms neav aet al modern improvements ten
LEGALITY 70 fecsly Wealthy; view unsurpassed Apply 70
CHAb. kbU1GENs - Ann street.
COUNTRY REsInEscE FoR sALK-ABoUr THREE.
ns sSon hs,ssn asf s s1 hgsss r 4c tar
were photograph Vi. " may te seen.
(lorrAGE AT sINd \sINa ON STATE STREET TER. !
~ nne ituauouN NEW commodlousfor sale; ssVU;
ease $780, perfect order JwRiSMi GoSissSs ssiSs sss
rsrt ca Yves. fif,y eeond street. from, siryiers
10 ooms water gas nd bath near North rvcr price
nan sirea.
TILEaASr COUNTRY REs IDENCB, CONTAINING II
" rooms handsomely furns plenty fruit and ower.
fvrsHT Tn 10 S9s.d%as 9s Hsay ''0'' M inquire Of
NARM roR sALE-HoIEOR Us, NEW JERSEY, OF
the late Bremner Est, sonsisting o. - acres 50 1f
'ay depot farm Is wen 81 ca. with the choices, fruits
Is Sp rsfs ns r. t soa s @
b@ %9S @ iS man DO Do s $ n New o
ERf yiS wv SlSsr sH ss %s Sn Tet
soSs bad"s. al also sSSasss with
~ "aip hnpptx IA mlss o. ,i.aniboat doc Norihpott
clock th. day. -"
t'ARRM tRs., f9g T. .s,L5EasIruArED 5,ArED ~ IsE TOWN OF
al Sas vii shs g., As s. hs, ss 90 = nc sISs pssis
o%Sg S ,ss!sSns ga &. sTlsSs p1.s.
COR sALE-ry THE VILLAGE oF GLENN y FALLS.
IN New foIs , ae,ommodogs House, containing fourteen
pnscc no. ne barn snd oha " and ss sna
,,9s al wS ssSv, sss ,s oSes s a,shs si Q s 'an.
GS ssIS. .s ssss ssrtss s.lSsD fruits ard
~ of county seounds IL hnc hunting snd sshnr and
max win be rent Win Without Furniture Tfs sS,d Free
'oR sALE.A COTTAGE, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED 4
Yo siss from rssins .Ss a -el,s Ts; sq from
ire q isoa SoI q nSRfs s ro. ,,Ins and r.,'sg.,.ia
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

~ S00 -YoR sALg. IN BROOKLYN. ~ Nfvrrrs
gXs0OV' from ferries Cottage House with two f,lii
Ac'a ithEs E wHEELER. III Brcadwa,
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

DELLvILLE. NEW JERSEY.-THE HOUSE KNOWN
- a. the Mansion House II being fitted up . private
Boarding House. and will he Tor boarders the
May Good stsbing for horses Apply on the premises
New York
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

COUNTRY sEAT-.wfrH s. ACRES OF LAND AND
~ Furniture for sale let, Madison Jersey
Apply to FRANCIS. THULMAS, on the premises.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

TosmIss pHoIEL-os ,rIs rUsopFAs pI.v -
s1nsis Gcstismes NV '" nooirs for families -
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

CHEAP-7 FARMS. "a ACRES TO liz; PRICES FROM
~ 81 500 to $500 good building 500 for $500; from
enc thirty mnutes Of waveriey station, Long Island Ap
ply at lis Perry street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

no SALE-A FARM AT FAR ROCKAWAY, L. l., SIX
teen miles from the Brooklyn ferries and quarter OF
mile from the landing being the premises for
twenty acres Of Land with largo Dwelling House, nearly
cellar and milk room also good other outbuld
ings will be sold at the low price Of s. 50 part OF which
remain mortgage II desired or further particulars
inquire Of HENRY COMBS, III West street. Possession
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

A FINE COUNTRY REsIDENCE-NEAR THE CITY.
N Long Island also number Of Houses in Brooklyn
and Williamsburg. CHAS T. MILLS &CO., No. 81 Cedar
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

A sACRIFICE.-FARM OF 100 ACRES; GOOD BUILD:
II ings, fruit In abundance; any shape Also "a
Acses; stock, Crops Implements Furnture only 81 600
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

A SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE-AT CLosTER, N. J.,
n the Northern Railroad 20 miles from New York; l6
onehaf heavy TIMBER large house and necessary out
ing house; a Of half mile the IIackcn-
good bathing and fishing Inquire of j. L. STE
at he
The New York herald., 1866-04-11
noAp3Ens AND LoDeEns WANTED:

PRIVATE FAMILY, AT 48 WEST TWELFTH
~ street gentleman and wife and Two
gentlemen with furnished Rooms ani first class BoArd reie-
rences required.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

At ia, l76AND i7s BLEECKER STREET, SIX BLOCKS
~ west OF BrOsdway-pleasant Rooms, with cGcsllcnt
Board From 81 U Sl2 per week. Fanlies ac.lrdlngN
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

A n AMERICAN FAMILY HAVE A FEW FURNISHED
~ Rooms let: pfIce mJderite according szc location
good; partial Boardif required No. b2 West Thirty ninth
street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

DREMfuM FONT HOUSE, NEW ROcr,stt !, :
Tucker's House, This beautiful ana ta.t' -
resort located upon the shore ~ the SOUND vt, ,ri
bathing boaug fishing aud shooting havi, Wisn srie y
y. ,s', season snd newly arnishet toushet v s, sa
or before the lst q June Parties .lsslro1. ~
rooms yin sppy al No sGreat jones strst ~ se0af -
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

EN0R SALE-FRUIT FARM. ON THE BANKS OF THE
hudson, at Caskll good Dwelling House and outbuid
ing u acres OF and 70o grapevnes fruit trees
No. 6 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

yooR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HniUsE-
II in Forsysixth street. Fifth avenue It Is Jsand
folly complete orders detached stat le for
aae in the vicinity IL desired Apply te e. H. LUDLOW
CO., No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

AN EXCELLENT FARM-124 ACRES; BUILDINGS
IA complete, fruit in abundance healthy location; must be
sold this week. Terms easy Owner at JAQUES Office, ~
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

(sHEAP FARMS FOR SALE AT SARAToGA-oNE OF
" 80 acres with splendid Gothic Cottage beautiful lawn,
good ouhuding spring house aud plenty OF
trult price $500 Also opposite the above Farm Of "a
with nice Doric Cottage good outbuidings, spring
WATER Is OF wood and greatest variety fruit
berries &c price 50 0 cash. balance
Apply to s. BAKER, at the American Hotel Saratoga
Al Y
The New York herald., 1866-04-11
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY TEACHER
ID Ia private family. where there re but few boar
Eighth street. "s
The New York herald., 1866-04-11

IjyOR sALE-IN FOURTEENTH STREET, A 3EAUTI-
full four story brown fuil House and Lot in
Sce at price has left the city Apply to
b. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.. No. Pine street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
Congress-.

Tue second session of the Thirty Ninth Con-
gress has nov been in progress for ten lays. In
our news columns our readers will find MI Of es-
oecial interest that has bocn said or done within
this time. 1t is practically Congress Of twenty
six States, although the Union embraces thirty
six The Radicals are riotins in malice and pow
or. They hold grand caucus tho night before the
assembling of Congress and appointed Com
nittee of Ten (al extremely poisonous) to form
Radical programme for the session. This pro-
grammc was to have been reported on Wednesday
night the 5th instant. Whatever they report will
no doub: be adopted. The extreme Radicals will,
in all probability, carry their measures, whatever
they may be. They will strive to establish that
the ,uthern States have no right to Tote upon
the Constitutional Amendment. They will strive
to reduce tac Southern States to the condi-
ton and status of Territories They will strive
to reduce the appointing power in the hands Of
the President to a nullity. They will strive to
revoke his power to PARDON under the amnesty
act. Indeed their attacks upon the South, and
upon the Presidents position, will know neither
bounds nor limits. Tho conflict between Con-
gross and the Executive will be constantly fed
and intensified. This conflict, let it leai to what
it may in future years, must necessarily be very
disastrous to the South at present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
The Legislature.

The letter in our columns, from one of our Re-
prescntatives in the Legislature, will be found
interesting. The most important legislation an
nouneed in this letter is perhaps the repeal Of the
Usury Laws. Much capital that has long been
locked up, will now be unlocked and sent forth to
shine before men.
Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, o prominent lawyer Of
Charleston, and for many years, o very inauon-
tial mcmbcr of our Legislature, has been elected
u. S. Senator from South Carolina, to fill the
place of Ex-Goy. MANNING, Of Clarendon, whoss
two wears term will expire in March next. Sena-
TOR MANNING has never been allowed oy the Rad
icar faction to darken the doors OF Congress- From
present prospects, Senator CAMPBELL, although
his term be for six years, will bs served in the
same way.
Genl. ELLISON CApERs, o yery gallant soldier
and gifted gentleman, lately resident in Ander-
son, has been elected Secretary Of State, receiv-
ing largemajority over Wx R. HUNT Esq, the
incumbent of some years past.
The election for Solicitor Of tho Western Cir
cult has resulted in tho reelection Of Col. j. P
REID.
Mr.. wAcssRn's important Bill for the encour-
acement of European immigration hos passed. the
House and been sent to the Senate for concur.
renee.
The Bill creating the new District Of Calhoun
wa, na.sed by the Senate on Wednesday the sth
This District, as must be universally known By
this time, IL to be formed Of those portions e'
Edgcasld, Barnwsn, Lexington and orangeeHrE
lying around, and adjacent to, Aiken, which i' 70
be the county seat. There Seems to be strong
probability that measures to this. end will be
perfected in the course Of the present session
The District Of Calhoun will In the course OF verJ
few years, be the grandest centre of Manufacto
rie,, Wealth and Enterprise in the whole South
Aiken, aranitevillo, Vaucluse, Kaolin, Kalmii
aad Bath all lie within her proposed boundaries
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
The Blue Ridge Rail Road.

The following extract from one Of tho able letters
with reference to the Tennessee Central Ra'l
Road, which arc being contributed BY I'D. b..
DEBow, Esq, ita President, and the Editor Of
DsI3ow'. Rsuiep, to the NasAeille Gazette, will be
read with interest and pleasure by the people OF
this State:
Let it bo taken for granted too that the direct
connection between Knoxville and Cbarleaton Will
be secured, for which Cincinnati is also actTsly
moving. 1t is an old dream of the people OF
Charleston, likely now :, be realized. Mr.. Tron-
holm said lately in hi. Report referring to tho
Blue Ridge Road: "Thirty-four miles have been
built substantially and completely, and are now
in operation; one hundred and sixty-four miles
remain, of which largo part of the heaviest ma
most costly work has been done. Twenty miles
of the grading South of Knoxville and the most
difficult portion of the work required in bridging
tho Holston, have boon completed"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
Memorial from Colorado Jewell.

LiLsAUELGi!ii, oSNNiis'i ~
Colorado Jewell is ont in q memoria! TO
Congress, stating that the CcnstiiGtio le-
crires Of each State to appoint electors; ti.at
Lincoln aud uamlin were duly elected that
at the election OF Lacon and johnson, elsv-
IN Of tue States did not appoint electors
therefore Li.cDln :nl II .mlln cOi'S'itutional-
" hold over uuli! the late rebel Sta;es sp-
,,2:,.t electors, abraham Lincoln being Pres
ilca; either as holding over for want of con
s;i.utional successor, or President under di
rectiou of Congress. Without tie Southern
electoral votes, an election was quite unncc-
essary 10 the keeping of his position. At his
death, however, the question should have
been who is constitutional!y President, Han
n;bal Hamliu or Andrew Johnson-llamlln
over the right Of Lincoln. or johnson throuct
the electoral votes OF States incomplete. In
conclusion, lie says: l therefore respectful
ly pray ,ha, Congress may dessre Hanniha!
ilamlin cons ,itu,ional Presidentof the Uni
ted States, and duly au:horise him to act a
such Sitb Congress"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12

~ Judge Walker, of Now Orleans, during
the war saved million dollars worth Of cotton
for Mrs. Acklin, and he has just got verdict
of s25,0Oa for his fees.
a@ "A late Washington dispatch says that
Secretary Seward expresses the opinion that tho
policy of declaring universal amnesty, to bo fol-
lowed by universal suffrage in the general mean
ing of that term, is destined to be the basis upon
which reconstruction will bc finally completed.
Ho is unequivocal, however, in agreeing with tho
President that it dovOlve, upon tho States re-
spcctively to prescribe the qualifications and
limitations Of the negro vote within their boun-
darics
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
BARGAINS! |!

yByHE Subscriber offers the following articles OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale
nd all of said articles mot disposed Of at private
ale this week, will bo sold at AUCTION on
TUESDAY next, the 1Stb.,-vis:
ONE HANDSOME BOOKCASE,
ONE SECRETARY,
ONE FINE PIANO,
ONE SMALL SIDE-B0ARD,
TWO SETS WINDOW SHADES,
CONVENIENT WIRE SAFE,
TABLES, DRESSING TABLES,
DRESSING BUREAUS,
BASIN STANDS, ONE CLOTHES.PRESS,
ONE SOFA, CARPETS,
ONE DOZEN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
DEDSTEADS,
ONE CORN MILL, ONE GRIND STONE,
ONE LOON, now and complete.
One excellent ONE HORSE WAGON with
HARNESS.
One new set Of WAGON WHEELS,
GARDEN TOOLS, &c.
Farm near Edzeaeld C. H., Dec le 1t .5O
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$4,000 Dollars Worth at Greatly Re.
duced Prices.

The close of the year being Tho time when
merchants close their business. some knowing
ones offer great inducements to their customers,
.hat they may have tho less goods on hand to in
voice. Among those who sccm most disposed to
do what is fair, honorable and attractive in this
WAY, We would recommend J. D. A. MURPHY Il
Co., No. 3l4, Broad st. augusta, at whose popu-
lar establishment our young friend SHEPPARD Of
Liberty Hill, stands ready to serve his cnmpatros
i OIL Elseiied. Sec the new advertisement Of
!. D. 4. MURPHY j. Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12

n.s- Our Tallahassee aivices inform us that
the Florida Legislature has 70. elected Ion. VIM.
Marvin, Unite! States Senator for six years from
the 4th of M.rch next. His competitors were
Mcssrs. CorrSELL and Fincgan.
"a n.s,- Horace Greeley has long article in tho
Now York Tribune setting forth his views on tho
amnesty suffrage question. He is in favor of
granting "universal amnesty, even though i'm
partial suffrage should for tho present, be resisted
ana asfeassd"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12

Moses pickens, an aged freedman, from
Edgefeld, S. c., visited the city, YESTERDAY,
to make his Christmas purchases, bringing
With him one hundred and thirty dollars, the
resuls Of his cotton pickngs. At the request
of Ben Larl;-a black lark-he went TO the
store Of David Block, and purchased guam
tiy of homespun, etc. After being rendered
ard having accepted a treat in that store, he
left, in company with a black pcripetelic ped.
lar (coord). and was shortly aferwarl found
BIZ his daughter, minus new hat and al; his
money. He obtained a warrant against both
Black and Lark, for lortany, before Judge
McLaw,, but, on examin,tian, no cause be-
ing shown shy rhey shoald be bound over,
were discharged.
Persons from the conntry-especially freed
,arn--slionid be on their guard, and have
nothing to do with these who seem so anxious
to show them places where cheap goods can
be had, or peddlipg proprietors Of pinchback
jewelry.-Augusta Press, 7th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
Dec. 10
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


IN ORDINARY.
UpY W.T.. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas,Z. W. Carwile G. E. e. D., ,hasappliedt to
me for Letters of administration, on all and sim
rulsr the goo is and chattels, rights and credits
Of Charles NJ. Thomas, late Of the District
aforesaid deceased.
and singular, thekindred an creditors ofthe said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinary the said District, to bo holden
at Edgehold Court House, on the 10th day Of
Jan. next, to show cause, If any, why the said
should not bo granted.
Given undcr my hand and seal, this 10th day
of jan. in tho year of our Lord, ono thous-
and eight. t.hundred and si1ty-si1, and IN the
year of tho sovereignty and Irdepen-
denco Of tho United States of America.
W.F.DURIS0E, 0.E.D. !
Dss.l IL o. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
THE ADVERTISER
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. IL, 1866.
Thanks.

Capt. I. A. REED, who has lately como to our
Gown from New Orleans, has our kindcst thanks
for batch Of late aud interesting Western papers.
We also thank Lieut.. WALSH for like courtesy.
An honorcd subscriber in far-off Kansas,
brother of our townsman Capt T. II. CLARK,
ssnds us the Learcnworth Weekly Joarnot q
sheet which would do credit TO any Atlantic city.
We hone he will do so often.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
Npw Ynnr. Decambsr 8.

NEW YORK, Decemo OCT 9.
Cotton dull and declining ). sales of 700 bales
at 3S@33l for middling uplands. Flour dull !;
middling and high grades heavy and defining,
of 5,4OO barrels; 81 1000 Ia for superlns State,
50 f5@l0 rs for extra State, and SIG 3O@ III %
for choice. Wheat without decided change; sal0s
of 81 900 bushels at % 90 for Amber State. Corn,
s@4o. higher; irregular and unsettled sales OF
Id, 900 bushels were made at S19S@I12t for
mixed Western. Whisky quiet and nominal.
Pork quiet. Gold closed at S73
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-12
Safe of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELO DISTRICD,
IN EQUITY.

GDGEFlELO DlS1 1RlC4,
IN EQUITY.
NJ c. Taggart, Admir- Bin for Sale Of R.as
c. q. Grafton, ct al. Estate DC.
DY virtue of an order of tie court in this case,
u will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on MONDAY,
the 7th of JANUARY Leyt, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleadin,s. to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAID containing Four Hun
dred and Fifteen Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Thos. C. Mathis, Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott,
Frank W. Burt and others.
Sold on credit of twelve months wit b interest
from day of Sale, except as to costs, which muat
be paid in cash. Purchaser TO give bond with
two good sureties, and mortgage of the premi-
ses to secure the purchase money. Titles extra.
Q. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Dec. 10, 1856. At SO
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Doc. 10, 1856.
state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Silas Bruce, Applicant,

Barbary Lott and others Defend'ts.
my virtue of an order from the Ordinary, in the
B above stated case, will sell, at Edgeheld c.
H., on thefr,t Monday in January next tor Ear Ear
deceased, consisting of ONE TRACT OF LAND,
ooataiuing One Hundred and Thirty Eve (l35)
Acres moro or less, bounded by lands of Darling
Williams, Ebert Lott Martin McCarty and othera
TERMS.-A credit Of twelve months, Purcha-
scr to give bond with good securities, and mort
gage Of the premises to the Ordinary to secure
tbe purchase money. Costs to bc pnid in Cash,
in Specie, and also 10 pay for Titles extra.
VIM. SPIRES, S.E.D.
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State Of SOntI Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORD[NARY
Z. carwile, c.B.r.D., Applicant,

z. ". CarwiIe, C.B.E.DI APPIcuHT
aeorgianna Zimmerman and others, Defdts.)
my virtue of on order from the Ordinary in tho
Id above stated ease, will soil at Edgofeld c..
H.. ON tho first Monday in January next, for Par
tition, tho REAL ESTATE of GEORGE II:
ZIMMERMAN, deceased, consisting of 6NE
TRACT OF LAND con taining Ono Hundred lloG>
Acreu, more or less, bounded by lands OF james
Zimmerman, james A. McManus and others.
TERMS.-A credit of tWelve months. Pur-
chaser to give bond and good securities, and
mortgage Of tho premises to the Ordinary to secure
the purchase money. Costs to be paid In Cash, IN
spscie. and also to pay for titles extra.
Wn. SPIRES, G.E.D.
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Executive Board of the EdgeGeld
Association,

Thoro viii. be meeting of this Board at Edge
field C. H., on Saturday before the 5,h Sabbath in
December. Brethren aru requested to report to
the undersigned, or to B. c. BRYAN, that homes
may be assigned to them during thoir stay.
The Sabbath School Address will be delivered
by Rev. B. MANLY, D. D.
Sunday School Books Gun now be had at the
6toro Of B. @. BRrAa.
LR. GwALgNBY, Charm.