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Head.Q Quarters.
fru REGIMENT, S. C. MILITIA.

ITH hEulMGN IL =. v. m1Al1lhJ
ErcEFlELD G. H., S. c., April End, 1856.
SPEC[AL ORDER, NO. l.
Tho 7th Regt. S. C. Militia, having failed to
10 organize under General Order, No. l, from
Brigade Houd- Quarters, and it being presumed
that the notice MAG 200 short, the Brigade Com
nander orders that the time for said organization
bs extended to Friday, 2TrhsApril inst, at which
time the organization shall take place.
II. Should any ot tho Beat Companies ngain
fail to organize, IL. Colonel commanding is di.
rected to appoint suitable Company officers fol
each beat that fails to elect them, and to have the
enrolment made as provided by law.
III TIE following named mon are appointed
to manage the election in each Beat:
Turkey Creek-M. d. Wcyer and j. A. Bland
Edisto-R. Gregory and B. Crepe.
yShaT's Creek-M. Miles and NJ. Lott.
Horns Crcek-.A Swesrengin and Saml Roper
Haw Gnp-J. ". Colder aud Jpo. Reynolds.
Hambrrg-Harrison Butler and Rob't. Houston
Beach Isand-p. Ii. Hammond and Walac.
Miller.
Horse Creek-M. f. Dean and C. J. Purdue.
~. Tho managers will be careful to advertise
the election at least ten days before tho day ol
election, at the election precints of their respec
tive Beats.
V. Tho managers, or one manager from each
Boat, shall meetat the Regimental Muster Ground
on Saturday 2sth April, count over the votes, and
forthwith transmit to the Brisadier General and
the Colonel, written statements, showing tho re-
suit Of tee election for Field and Company officers
certified by all the managers present at such
counting.
VT. Tho Captains of those companies which
organized under Gen. Order No. !, from Brigade
Head Quarters, will ut once enroll all free white
men subject to Militia duty under the Law of the
State, and belonging to thoir respective Beats.
r. G. LANHAM,
Col. cOm'd'g. 7th Rog't. S. c. II.
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The Great Southern Fair in baltimore.

The Great Southern Fair in Baltimore.
From very interesting lettor in the COnstitu-
tionalist of the 14th-a letter from Baltimorc-
VIC loarn that the Fair being held in that city is
an extremely brilliant ard m extremely ucra-
tive success. This immcnsc Bazaar is gotten up
by the ladies of Baltimore with the design Of
procuring funds fOrthe relief Of persons through
cut the Southern States impoverished by tho late
war. 1t is held id the hallsof the Maryland In
sttute, room $50 feet in length; so greet is the
popularity Of the affair, however, that thousands
of individuals are turned away daily, unable to
obtain admission. we extract from the letter in
que ton thesfol!owing paragraphs:
The Hall is beautifully decorated and contains
fifty-four booths loaded down with every imagina-
bic article 10 tempt the purchaser, and attended
by the fairest daughters Of Maryland. Here are
displayed the most beautiful articles Of l:andi-
work, statuary, pianos, organs, jewciry, &C., pre-
tentinS the finest collection ever gotten up in
this country.
In tho agricultural department may be seen
hundreds Of costly machines and implenopts,
such as reapers aud in0werd, cotton gins, drills,
fans, hnrrows, plows, &c. and to swell the pro-
Goods of this branch the manufacturers arc vicing
with each other in liberality.
fat steer, weighing over four thousand pounds,
has been given 10 tho Fair, and one thousand
chances have been taken at SIS each. number
Of those taking the chances bavo agreed to sell
tho animal at public sale, check for the proceeds
to be cent to Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
Donations of thorough bred horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, mules, poultry, butter eggs, &C.,
have been received from the farming community,
at the agricultural agency of John Merryman +
Co., and tho amount derived from this particular
class, it is expected, will reach twenty thousand
dollars.
The cash donations already exceed fifty thou
sand dollars, aud tho treasurer is daily in receipt
of amounts varying FROM ono dollar to two thou
sand.
1t has been decided by the managers to con-
tinuc the Fair another week, and those best able
to judge, ore Of tho opinion that tho receipts will
exceed half million of dollars.
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SENATOR Stock ToN.-Join Iarter Stock.
lon is the son of Commodore Stockton, OF the
United States navy, at one time known by
the title OF the "Conqueror of California"
He is q great grandson of Richard Stockton,
one OF the signcrs OF THO declaration of indie.
pendcnce, and q member Of the irst congress.
A lawyer by profession, he occupies fore
most rank at the New JERSEY bar. He is a
man OF thorough education and fine culture,
and as an eloquent speaker and close, co.
gent roaso3er, has but few equals and no SUI
perior in the Stale. During President Blu
chanan's administration he was the United
States minister at Rome. He was oac O! the
three commissioners who some years ago, re-
vised the laws of New Jersey work OF
which be performed the greater share. He
resides in this city, where he is universally
respected, and where bis personal friends are
found among men Of all shades Of politics
and opinion. He is about 40 years Of age
\. Y. Wcrld,
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Card of Thanks,

Feeling realizing sense of the ncishborly
kinlncs, and Christian bcuevolcncc praotiscd
towards me by many persons Of this community,
during tho late prevalence of Small Po1 in my
family, beg leave to tender now, to all who go
promptly remembered me in sickness and sosrow,
my most grateful and abiding thanks. To two
young gentlemen in particular, M LARRY Nc.
CAnrY and Mr.. Mr.. JOszpu McNEIL, who, sac-
riacing hme from their OWE affairs, nObly devoted,
for weeks, ,hcr exclusive attention to the nursing
of my son, words cannot possibly express the deep
gratitude feel.
Should ethers, in Edgefeld or its vicinity, be
so unfortunate US to be visited by tho disease
above named, hereby cordially offer them il ad-
vance, and without remuneration of any sort, my
bes. services Us nurse or attendant.
ELIZABETH A. RUSSELL.
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A FRIGITrUL TORNADO AT THE VEST
The particulars of frightful tornado which
passed over portion efthe Wcsterl country
on the Goth uit are given in the Evansville
(lndiana) Courier, es related u. .aa eye,wt
ness to the occurrence. The stefm was at
tended BY donso blac!tucss, and the air filed
with terrific rumbliags and voarings. The
tornado moved from West to East, and Sas
especially effective in small villages. In some
instances, horses were taken up bodily and
carried along at furious rate. Immense
trees were torn up by the roots and whole
orchards swept away. Some heavy objects
were carried 70 a distance OF FIVE miles.
Nearly everything that tho tornado touched
was made useless Or completely ruined, One
house was taken up aud blown to atoms,
Many lives were lost and numerous injuries
to persons arc reported, Out Of d family q
nine, one was killed and eight are supposed
TO hsve been mortally ] sounded. The cGV.
rier estimatca that not less than a Thousand
persons were killed or injured. .. !. ...a
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R. W. GlBBEs, II. Dive enjoyed the
pleasure Of welcoming once more to our Of
ice yesterday, the distinguished phi sician
aud popular citizen, whose name gives the
caption TO this paragraph. pr. Gibbcs has
been making health tour to Cuba, and re.
turns, We are much Sratiiied to state for the
information Of his numerous friends, in IN al
most entirely renovated state. He embraced
in his heath.seeking and journeyings the ia
nous Isle Of Pines, and reports The climate
at that nov favorte resort. of invalids, as pos
sesged of al eAar,ns and health restoring
qualities, almost batting expression. llav-
ing made sacrifices through the late war,
which reduced his, heretofore handsome es-
iaie, to one that is now not adequate scarcely
TO mis- p.oper support, DR.. GibbcS again re-
suraes the practice of his profession a. his
old home In tie town OF Coumbia In con-
nection with the practice of medicine, the
Doctor will also pursue the business Of
Druggist, TO which his chemical education
80 admirably Ets him. We sincerely wish
the Doctor not only full but ampc success in
all of Lis neutrality-suspicious..
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Also
ESTATE SALE.

TDY permission of George Buist, ESQ.,, Judge
Ed Of the Court of Ordinary for Charleston Dis
trict, will proceed to sell at the residence of
Mr. S. S. -T0MPKINS. in the Town of-Edge-
tcll, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April
inst, NIL the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and like articles, and other personal property,
now in the District Of Edgsfeld, belonging to
the Estate of L. A. SHEcUT, deceased, con-
sisting in part of
ONENUNN Il CLARKE'S 62 Octave PIANO,
One Gentleman's Gold WATCH and CHAIN,
One sot of PARLoR FURNITURE, consist.
ing of Carpet, ono pair of Divans, Stuff Seat Ma
hogany Chairs, Marble Top Center Table, &c.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE consisting of
one Extension Dining Table Chairs, Carpet, &C.,
GLASS, CHINA, CRoCKERy, aud other Ta-
ble Furniture.
Also, BEDsTEADS. Feather BEDS, MAT
RAISES and BEDDING.
A Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINE.
And other articles too tedious to mention embra-
cling evory article of well furnished and we'll
kept house.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit ill the fret
November next on Note with good surety paJa-
BILE in gold or its then equivalent in current funds,
or cash in gold or its equivalent, at the option Of
the purchaser,
T. d. WAGNER, Adm'or.
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The Prisoners.

Since our las: issuo, VIC hare heard nothing
from, or of, our felow-ctizons, who are now
prisoners in Charleston and Columbia. On Sat-
urdny last, Gov. BoNuAN and Gen. BUTLER left
this place for Charleston, with the design Of
mskng further efryrts for thsir release or, fail
ing in that Of serving them in any way.
Messrs. COLEMAN, MARLBOROUGH and WILLS,
who, when wo last wrote, were under arrest at
the Fair Ground near the Village, have since
been taken to Columbia Gen. NJ. w. GARY, on
parole until summoned by the U. S. authorities,
is quietly pursuing his profession in olrr midst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-18

Let the late war stand in history as it may (;
let it be damned ns hateful rebellion or un-
successful revolution let it pass down the
corridors Of time with tn, acclamations Of
the world, or with the anathemas of mankind,
whatever it may be declared by q verdict Of
history, it will pass onward before the eyes
of coming ages with many glorious deed
and many noble martyr to illustrate its
eventful scenes, but with nothing more glori-
Gus and beautiful to adorn it than the holy
devotion of Southern women.
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Still Further Arrests.

Within the pas. week, Mcssrs. BEEsoH, MINOR
aud CoeK, citizens of our District, living near
the Abbcvllc line, have been arrested and brought
to this place. The Cavalry, which have for weeks
past, boon guarding prisoners ut the Fair Ground,
having departed from Edgefeld, Messrs. BESsoNj
MINOR and Cook have been lodged in jail. The
negro who is their accusor, is also in Jail, if we
are not mi.nfornled. He accuses them, we be-
lieve, of having shot at him.
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II. q. I,nsselI ~ Co.

It gives ercat pleasure to DIRECT tho attention
of our readers to the advertisement Of II. f
RUSSELL. & Co., III Broad Street, under the Au.
gus;a Hotel, retail Dry Good, Merchants.
An enumeration Of some Of the leading article.
which they now have on hand will be found in
their advertisement elsewhere in our paper; and
we ask for this adTortiserc Mt particular attention
and careful peresnl.
Msssrs. RUSSELL Il Co. do very large bust
ucss, and their bou;o has gained for itself bust
mes. character, as wsll as social standing, which
ranks it among tic first class establishments o
the country. Their busin ness is conducted syste.
matically, unders;andingly and promptly; and
each member uf tho firm is thorough business
gentleman, energetic, competent and reliable
we heartily commend theP.
At this establishment, Edgefold people will
dad Capt. JILEs NJ BERRY, whom every body in
these parts knows so we'll and csteems so highly
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@- DR.. Hutchison, of Mobile, has adopted q
plan of packing cotton in barrels, which the Mo-
bile Tribune approves, rs one calculated to sGe
at least ten per cent. in cost the usual mode,
beside greatly lcssening tho expense Of freigh
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Do You Want Fine Liquors

If SO, gu to G. Il. MEYERS, la Broad street,
Augusta Our popular friend, musical and amia-
BILE. Mr.. Jons DonLER, who wislds his right arm
most gracefully ia the service of the patrons OF
this favOrite establishment has scnt US ;atcly,
from thence, botsle-of Whiskey and Ione o;' Gin
with sugar md lemon of appropriate Quantity
and guilty. So we testify most knowing!!y to the
superiority of MEYEn's liquors. Friend BcnLEn
has the thanks and kind remsmbrances of all the
Adrertiser corpa. -.
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Elementary speller andReader.

We are indebted to the author Rev. JOHN
Nicely, of Augusta, for copy of his Elmcntary
Speller and Reader, published by A. BtEAKLY.oi
the same city Mr.. NELLY has great experience
as i teacher, and has devoted much care to this
work. We DO not think teachers of schools will
ind better elementary work han the one in
nuss,inn
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ENORMOUS CorToN IMPoRTs.-New York,
April 8.-The receipts of cotton at Liverpool
during the week ending March 23d, reached
the large number of l36,76l bales. These
are probably the heaviest receipts ever known
in that market for similar period, and it is
not surprising that prices gave way under
them. The only wonder is that the fall was
not greater. The bulk of the imports came
from India.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DlLTRICT,
~ ORDINARY

Nv ORDINARY.
John Denny, Adm'vr., plaiut;f,
W. Partition.
Nancy Rotton and others, Def'ts.
spY On Order fron the Ordinary, shall pro-
Ed ceed TO sell at Edyetield c. H., OH the first
Monday in May next, for Partition, the REAL
ESTATE of DAVID j.. KoTT0N, decd, viz:
TRACT NO. ONE, Ohe Homcstead,) lyirg and
being in the District and State aforesaid, bound
ell by lands Of Mrs Unity sspa, Elijah Watson,
jr.,' n. McCarty, aud ottcrs; containing Que Hun
dred aud Sixty (1GO) Acres. more or less.
And TRACT NO. TWO, bounded by Lands of
Jacob Lasrous. NJ. Mccurty, MIS-. U. Smith, and
others, containing 01e Hundred and Seven {1OSj
Acres, more or less.
TERMS.-Thc above TRACTS of Land will he
sod on credit until the FIRST day Of December
next. on which day possession will DC given
of Tract 10. !. Possession given immediately Of
Tract 40. 2. Purchasers to give Bond with good
securities, and Mortgage to the Ordinary to
.ecuro the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
cash 10 specie, ard to pay for titles extra.
". SPIRES, S. E. D.
Apr 10 4t II
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+its IN paper bas just been started In Texas
rwithth6 euphonious title of !" Semi.'Feekiy Jim
,lglefa,s:".' - .i''.-,'',:,''..'.
Gp The New Jersey. Senate has decided that
they hav, not the powor to appoint Senator to
gil, tho vacancy oceasoned by tho oustins of
SsnusG Sscrassa. /. =. ... .,... r.,.;,.,.- 4.
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The greater number of the large body of Cav
airy, stationed for some time past il. Edgefold,
have left here, and gone to AbbeyifeisiThc gar
rison consists now of the infantry Company of
Capt. WHlrE, Provost Marshal, belonging to the
25th Ohio; aud sumo liteen.or twenty Cavalry
mon. -5i 80
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Stamped Envelopes.

Stamped Envelopes, and other desirable Sta
lionery, can now be obtained at the Post Office in
Uur town. .....,-,-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-18

Advertisements will be Inserted ut the rate o
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per squar
Qo Mini"a lines or less. svr the first insertion
aud 0sE DOLLAR for each Subsequent inser'i'i
mss-A liberal d,coant will bo nude TO tLos
wishin; to advertise By the year. -
Announcing Candidates $500, in advance.
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PORTLAND, Maine, April 10.-The steamer
Belgian, from Liverpool the 29th ult., has
arrived.
The London Times says there is too much
reason to fear tho peace of Europe is about
to be broken up by one of the least just and
least necessary wars of modern times. The
Times heartily trusts England will hold aloof.
4 half dozen war vessels are preparing for
sea at Plymouth. 1t is reported they are in
tended for the St. Lawrence.
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"My Hand to Thee; Nine Honor on NJ
PrOmise.''

To thee Tom BosEs, Hardware Merchant Of Az,
susta, Ca, favoritc of all. Elgcfcld people, snd
possessor Of soul which will undoubtedly be
saved, we make the following promise. When,
in future years, tho U. S. Government shall in
dcmnify US for our cmancipated slaves, re will
mako thee rich SC rich that thou ;halt shut up
the famous Bones Hardware Establishment, and
live over afor in luxurious case. But where, alas
in such case, will Edgeield people buy their
Hardware? Enotty question
We got the "ssallon" ssfely, and had rare
time with him. The first "stsllion" of the kind
We had ever seen. And the papers too-aH the
papers. !. rare treat. We shake hands with thee
across the Sayannan.
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Death of Col. II. II. Cumming of

From. Sunday mornings eonstit"ionolist We
clip the following:
F SAD occuRHEScE.-We are deeply panied to
announce the death of one, Of Augustus most
honored citizens Col. II. H. Cumming, thu result,
while under mental alteration, of his own act.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at half
past three, from his late residence.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
ny COMMON PLEAS.

r Foreign Attachment.
Joel Curry,
YVyIIE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my office,
and the Defendant having nothor wife nor Attor.
noy known 10 reside within the limits Of this State
on whom copies of said Declaration with rules to
ploud can be served; On motion of ]. L. Addison,
Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that suid Defendant
appear md plead to said Declaration within
year and day from the dato hereof or final and
absolute Judgment will bo given against him.
S. HARRISON, COED.
April II 1y 16
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The SOUTHERN FAlR.-Baltimore, April 8
The Southern Relief Fair is a magnificent
success. Some suppose $500,Ooo will be re-
allied.
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DRYsGOODS!.''
.mRY GOODS" -
Il, F; RUSSELL & CO.. =
! l7ls BROAD STREET, UNDER THE
AGUsTA HOTEL.

J, l7ls BROAD. SIREGl, sONDEhs =. Il Il is,s Nc
- AGUBTA HOTEL.
II. F. RUSSELL, W. DANIEL, ). J. RUSSELL.
OG,r to the public one Of the most
BEAUTIFUL sTocKs OF GOODS y
Ever.brouyht to Augusta, which ha'iny been Sc.
lccted with great care, md bought on tho most
favorable tcrmr, will be sold very alow. Our mot
to being "quick sales and small pEo6ts"
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We offer great facilities in
PRICE, QUALITY, and VARIETY
Our stock of DRESS GOODS consists of
Black aud .CoIorsd REP SILKS -
Dluck and Colored CORDED SILKS
Checked nnd Striped SILKS
Plain Back SILKS
Foulard SILKS
Black and Colorr1 GISGHAMS
Broche Figured GIGGHANS
Dlurk and Colorsd TAAAkTlNE
I;;uck, White and Coored MOHAIa
Black aud Colored IRON BAkEGE
DAKEGE ANGL0IS
MOZAMBIQUE
Black md C0lUred CEALLiES
BIsek and Colprsi HERHA&E
Black sDd Wbite BARGE 81
ORGAEDIE ROBES
ORGAGDIE MUSLIN
Printed JACONET ~,
Printed LINENS ~
Printed French CAMBRIc
Printed BEILLIANTS
Colorsd CHAMBKEY
CoIored CHAMBREY
Colorsd LAWNS
Figured LAWNS
Figured PEEC0LE
Plaid GI&GHAMS
Figured PIcQUET CLOTH
pARAS0LS and FANS
In COVERINGS We hsys
ChaIle and Barege SiiAWLS
Shetland SiiAWLS
Black, White and coi0rsd LIsLE THREAD
SHAWLS
Black SILK SACKS. Long asd Short
Black SILK CIRCULARS
LACE POINTS, etc etc.
Our Stock of WHITE GOODS cannot be sur.
passed, such as
Jaconst MULIN
Juconet CAMDRIC
Swiss MUSLIN
Nainsook and Null MUSLIN
5hiri MUSLIN
Pulled MUSLIN
LINEN CAMBRIC
Irish CAMBRIC
LONG LAWN
irish LINEN
BIRD EYE DIAPER
Plaid and Striped NAINS00K
PLAID and SWISS
Checked MUSLIN
Dotted SWISS
MARSEILLES
CAMBRIA DIMITY
TARLET0N MUSLIN
DRAPING MUSLIN
Our HOSIERY consists Of
Ladies' best English
Ladies' Lislc Thread, plain and open work
Gents Brown and Bleached English
Gonts' Lisle Thread
Misses and Boys
EAiDRoIDERIES-
Linen SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
Cambric SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
Lace SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS
Muslin and Linen COLLARS
L. G. HANDKERCHIEFS
Helnsttcbed IIANDhERCHIEFS
Embroidered HANDEERCIIIEFS
For Gents wear
Black FrUnch BROAD CLOTH
Black French DoESKIN CASHMERE
Black French DRAB
Colorcd CASSIMERES
LINEN GOODS, plain and fancy
CRAYATS and COLLARS
Lislo Thread and Gauze UNDER-VESTS
DOMESTIC GOODS
s-4, rs, Al Brown SHIRTING
"a, rs, A Dleached SHIFTING
5-4, S.4, 10.4 SHEETING
PILLOW CASE LINEN
MARSEILLES QUILTS
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS
CALICOES
Brown and Blcachel TABLE DAafASK.
LINEN TOWELS
Crash, Huckabuck and Russia TowELLING
BED TICKING, GAUZE, FLANNEL
ETC., Etc.
And in fancy articles, too numerous to mention!
wc ofcr an cndlcst variety. Everybody is invited
TO call and examine our stock.
April II tf IL
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jules M. BERRY,
WITH
II. F. RUSSELL e. CO..
No. l73, Broad Street,
UNDER AUGUSTA HOTEL)
AUGUSTA, GA.

4 take this method Of informing my friends Of
hdgefeld, Abbeville, and adjoining Districts lan:
am now in the ahore well known iiCuse o.
+. F. RUSSELL Il CO., tho larscs. Wholesale
nd Retail Dry Goods House in the City Of Au-
susta, and would respectfully solicit a libera;
shars Of patronage for tho Firm.
will bc pleased to have my friends favor me
With an early call, when will ley before them,
It remarkably low figures, tho most beautiful
stock of Goods ever on exhibition in this City.
The motto of this IIpuse is "small Profits and
'!uick Sales"
Country Merchants and persons buying to sell
sgain can do we'll at this House.
Call and see mo and will make it to your in
tsrest. JULES NJ. BERRY.
Augusta, April 2, I'm IA
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Apr 10
Wines and Li1uors,

A LII kinds of CHOICE WINES. CoaNAc
"A BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN and the BEST
WHISKEY kept constantly on hand. - ~
If you desire good article for family use go to
D. T. McEWHN.
will sell fne article of Bourbon by to GAL
lon at Augusta prices by the barrel
Mar 27 If f3
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Direct and Fresh.

TUsT received direct and frosh, large stock
~ a, j and C SUGAR;
RIO GOLFER, : first rate article;
SUGAR CURED HAMS;
CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS;
MESS MACKEREL in Kits;
Choice LARD;
Superior TEAS, &C., &c.
Also, always on hand splendid article of Ca
NAL FLOUR, asthe lowest market price.
S. 3. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Mar 81 IF 1s
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This infamous Civil Rights Bill, go boldly vio-
latiye;of the rights of the. States, and of their
people in local and dompstic concerns, and SO
grossly tranaecnding ths!fanctions of the Federal
power as defined audlimited by the Constitution,
illbc found, by our renders, in full, in another
column Of this weeks Issue! If Secession was
bad, this Civil Rights Bill. is worse.