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TIIREE-STOK1 BKIIk TOT SE, u
TIE NORTH SIDE OF BYRD STREET III.
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEAEATH, FHE -
At ArCTIoN.-w. vii. seiI-u .ha Irrta ...
MONDAY, the 18th day "f August, l" #t. t...
O'Clock, T.. 81, the tire" story tg0ra l#H>.
c.,rl A. above mentioned, cohf.. n.n. ,
with ga- and fixtures throughout, ant ws,.r.s F..
ward.
The lower part of tn" hons" = admirably
ranged for Il retail business, hdt.,- ~ g.H.. r.
ter. Sc.
The lo' has a goot front "u Byrd ,,rr.. mir.
back To- the lock-.
TERMS AtIale. lSbELI \ DAVIS
an s-tlS luft ur..,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE r..
~
by A. Y. Stoke. Il Go, Aaeao,ss,

"'"' S'oxes " Aue.lonssrr
A gCTlON SALE.-We will 49,,
- FRIDAY th. 10Th instant ,o,,m' I'll on
streets, ''iA""bsh anf I.fy
10 hosshsads PRIME PORTO prcn yro,.
i h"2.h"at- MCsCOyABo sf1stpp SL'Ae,
20 barrrls u and e BRDWS sI'GsspS'
IL barrels PORTO RICO BRoW2 sr,.
"a barrels EXTRA RRows sre,p
~ barrels BRUWS SUGAR. ""'
s5 bags PRIME RIO COFPEg
u bag. RIO COFFEE,
~ h"s-hsais BACON SIDES and surrr,r,
10 barrel. SYEuPs. "'A IbERS.
j. barrels PORTLAND sYgrp
IL bag. RICE.
100 b.freIs FAMILY, EXTRA. .na srprpr,vr
FLOUR, ~ go "hft3E
80 quarter casks FRENCH BRAypy
% half boxes ADAMASTIsECASpigx
20 boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
~ Kegs SIP. CaRB SODA,
~ barrels iOPPERAS.
70 barrels WHISKY,
30 boxes INDIGO.
30 hoxe. GROUND COFFEE
81 boxes HACAROSI.
'oHsIgumsnts solicited.
, A. !. STOKES 4 co
AWrtIOus.r.
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Notice to the Delegates to Philadelphia

NVtICe 70 VIC 10 ENIauBIpHId
Official certificates have been sent BY
mail to oil the delegates appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention by the commit.
tees recently convened in this city. II
any delegate fail 10 receive his Certificate
another will be forwarded 10 him on aprli'
cation. \. =. GrIooN,
Secretary State Central Committees
Riclmnna. August :, 1866.
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MoRE OFFICIAL TyRANNY.-Goycrnor
Boreman, the Nero Of West Virginia, 50
called, has just issued another OF his ty-
ranical cdicts in the shape of a circular t"
the Board of Registration OF each county
of the State, inStructing them to strike
from the different township registers those
of them who permitted at the late election
the taking of conservative ballots. In
other words, the removal Of the registrars
who refused to be governed by the petty,
unjust, and outrageous instructions which
had been issued previous to the late cleo
ton, so as to insure the certain return OF
all persons voted for OF the Radical stripe.
jefferson Spirit.
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sr UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.


JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
K. A. Paine, l.. ID. Crenshaw, w. Il. Qnaries,
VIM. ii. Lyons, Jr., Il. Il. blahken-
A. Bodekcr, Il. b. "eisiser, snip,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, ). b. winston
A. L.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchlh-
K. T. Taylor. j. Rossnbanrn, son,
w r. Binford, J. w. Hall, W A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, W.. r. TANNER,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. NJ. Nowlin.
The security offered Ia drpositors IL nndonbted,
and the institution should commend Itself 10 all
classes.
The attention 81 al IN city and country is called
TO this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as I've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on zane.
Office hours from Q A. NJ. TO NJ; on Saturday
from Q A. NJ. to3P. NJ, and from 4to6P N.
10 l3-d&swts
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PRrssIA CLAIMING THE H~ANovERlAN
TREASURES TENT TO ENGLAND.-JuSt be-
fore the flight Of the King Of Hanover
from his capital, the Minister of Finance,
who appears to have been the only one
that had his wits about him, and knew his
duty, packed up the money i'll the trca-
surv, to the amount OF Il million and two
hundred thousand dollars, and sent 1t OH
in charge of Herr Won Elcncke, one of the
functionaries of the Finance Department,
to Brcmherhavcn by railway, for shipment
by the North German Lloyd's stcamer
Bremen. which landed it safely at South
amptun, whence it was conveyed by rail
way TO London, and deposited for security
in the cellars of the Bank Of England.
| belonging TO the State, and demands its
delivery 10 the Prussian Legation III Lon
don as part of the spells of the war taken
from Hanover, already So seriously crippled
as to be nearly ruined III a financial point
of view. 4 correspondence on the subject
has been carried on between the PruSSian
Civil Commissioner in Hanover, Privy
Counsellor Won llardcnbcrg, and King
George, who is still residing at the country
seat Of his fathcr-in-law, Duke Joseph OF
Sake. tltcnburg, At Rummclhaim, near
Altenburg, in which the former demands
| the bank receipt for the eiglty-tive chests
of treasure, threatening in case Of non
compliance 10 make the King personally
responsible, and To seize and retain pos
session of the royal domains and other pri-
vatc property OF the Crown till the money
in question is given up to Prus>ia.-Hdnt-
bury (Juiy y Correspondence Lo"'o" Dady
! MRS.
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MEETINGS.

An ADJOURNED MEETlN" 90
N the RICHMOND AND VIEWPOINTS .HE"
RAILROAD will h" held IN The ONCE "i Me-
LYONS & AUGUST uu the 18Th al AH<Ati D
al II NJ. JAMks Llossl
II. q. FAINT, C"Wm,As."hr''
an std i. II. WbASh,)
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Ma L.-W. w. WILKINS,
c~arrias. blacksmith, will pleas. call !mm"dl-
atrly ut SHADES MOTEL. on Broad street, 10 hear
from Mr.. L. Brown, a North Carolina.
an ~
Observation-Disclosures is wanted IN
regard to PAT OOSER. Any one knowing
os hi Whereabouts viii confer 4 great favor hy al
dressing his sister. MINNIE CooAkk,
au.-Jt+ No. 80 Cough street., Baltimore.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW IORk.-Ihc magazine
Il new sldc.wherl steamship sA- fla
EATOGA, Captain hr>G, vii leave ~tTTs
ASA. VI. SATURDAY, llth. x<xz
Passenger, can stay aboard Fr'dayT
night. . rg
Passage, meals aud state-room i~nc.nitl. -
TEEN UOLLARS. Tickets LOT tie l"4"i ~.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS r,.ar
Freight received mp - FkIpAl '1'"'f
taken al lowest rates
Tickets and state room, secured al ID '~''
Rockets, OF un board The shlp..u m.r.,.
au s--t bAhhhl :
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.


1 BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOT,
~ on THTRTY-SECOND AND STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION At !! 7. NJ, We will sell At
auction m. LOT located a. above described, con-
tanning a H~ALF-AfKE. Ii situated between y.
q. Thirtv-frst. and Thirty.sec"nd ,treets, fronting
one hundred and sixty five feet on Thirfy-s.c"nd
street, and running back one hundred and thirty
two fsrt. This l. i very pretty lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash halanc" at foIr,
eight, and twelve months. interest aided.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
aus AuctlUneoTs.
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Xxx! - y. |HAKKIsoY. GnnnlN APrERsnN.

T ARGE QUANTITY OF OATS
IL HAY, WHEAT STRAW, GRoWlEG 'Knp -
CORN, HORSES. MULES, FARMING lMfLt
NENlS. g.. FoR SALE.-at TIA" request Of Nj
l.. X. Holmes lwho j. the tenant Of Mr.. I. I. THy
Inr's farm Oh the Brook turnpike, three mi"
north Of Richmoudl, We offer for SAFE the i".Io"
about 81. 600 to to ,oco pounds SIEAF OATS,
About 500 pounds IiAI, -,
GROWING CROP OF COEH On FIFTY Atkh'
OF LAND.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN


rDIrOR'S NOTICE.-EoTAlh =,
\ sIlaS OMOHCNDEO, LATE OF lih -
CR,srp The undersigned, Auditor tEi. ~
Jr.rrlbntr the balance remaining 10 'a~ aa.'
William Carpenter. adm.nistrA..r en- ~,
and amouS those legally entitled !. a"r
~ tur tla, purpose on FRIDAY, tue t'' Il,
AUGUST, 100. ~ ? o.,lock, 4. " 10 '..
Room Of the court. house, IN The cE'f III - -
Penn. where all persons imt"tsss.I IN
button may attend. hhhhub ufrr
An .-5w
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REAL T FOR SALE.

ELEBE FARM.-FOR SALE, THE
CALLED GLEBE.n CONTAINING THREE iirS:;
AAcEEEs, on THE nCiIMoXD AND pAXviLLE
RAILROAD, AND CROSSED By SAID
THE DWELLING OF THE FARM sTANDLNG IT
A QUARTER OF A MILE From TIE pEP' I OF
AMELIA COUNTY COURT; lOrsE.-At tho "
quest of Mr.. Alfred Paul, French Consul In ms
country seat, called Glebc.', located a. allow,
containing THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THREE AND oSB.HALf ACRES. Of which about
vatal land, and the balance in wood and TIMBER
oak. The land has been greatly improved. J.
produces well, as tn" present erop' VIII show; Al
hay been en-, lIi Si put IN rI.'FGE .i Erayr !, t iHa farm pm"
Close by tn" house there !sa young orchard WIFI
about one thousand iruit irc",.. eSp"ciIlly pe"ch
trees, and a lars" garden. The buildings re
very n"msr"9s The main dwT Gn so"' y%v
large, with fine halls up stairs and down starr,
ana two spacious p"rch"'. front and back M
T Tsr md "T ir.ffir syni Ie %pGttido, pain,'d on iih% ro&t
with g%r":pr"of pant, paps'ed %ii Eyer, ana IN!
pr"yra arr III" hnr" lf s'I," n'Isr'nni~r. =
II, containing hv" laf-" rrnlns ny" barns TWO
stables, une for thu farm horses AMI TIA" other i"r
carriage gui .addI" horses i c%arrias"- house" 3
separate Kitchen: I .m"k"-hoHs" al :r.h"I.n .
4 wash -huusr, and every character II ~bulli1H%
u-uaiiy folni oI Lr~t-cia>~ real e"t"i'-arr i'lf-
teen in number, Az repaired, lalht'd, "r "hls'-
washed recently. They AT" -h"wiug, on tn" ri"-
rnis"s the result "f a ~c"lDrirt" r'rorati"n. IN"
houses In aud arouui Tia. yard are ia cuumuuict-
,iru with each other by boarded walks. In. Dan.
willie cir- run through tn" iaIIn, aud pas within
thrr" ~hundr"d yards ~ the sfoy,r >hd!In- ~"
I mai u house, froM the rooms OF which the trains
can he seen. .iutila fuutthuu-c. where are tar
railroad depot, a telegraph otic". and 4 r",t."tirr,
j. distant "n'y q anal'"r 81 : MI. from Ia" tM"'t
tcuCc IL Il ihrultyr the place pps-">rcs unusual nj.
fractions: TIL" app, trauce -! i from tie ruirori
10 beautiful and striking.
Z A. the uV I,tr l. Grrtil.i to sell I| reason oil III
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WANTED. a WOMAN for all work

good huu.e-h-eper- I"r a Competent per-
son Il good home j. offered. Family sms!t. Al
dress ANrhOS, Dispatch "laeer tor this week.
stating whore the applicant may u. seen.
am --Eg%
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e. l.hnl { nANE
ruREE.STORY BRICK UOr-Sr ~

Real Estat" Agents AMI Auc.inursr.
corner Eighth and Main street
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"ANTED.-A settled woman wants
4 situation a. HOUSE. KEEPER. woult tab"
rhary. OF II linen room in 4 hotel, or would take Il
situation as NURSE or SEAMsTRk>>, aud assist
In household work generally. References gwen
~ -kEEPER, al This Office. ~ .-Jt
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WANTS..
xrANTEn. HOrSEkEEPERS AID

w CITIZENS to know that they can be- snrpllsd
with well recommended COOKS aud NURSES,
wlit. and cuiureG. Farmer, aud contractors can
be snppt!-d with al kinds ot lAbor
MOTT ! FRhIsER.
Employment Agency.
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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May 80
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Fun at Home.

Don't be afraidyof little fun at home.
good people. Don't shut up your house
lest the sun should fade your carpets,
and your heart lest hearty laugh shake
down some of the muSty old cobwebs
there. If you want to ruin your sons,
let them think that all mir,h ana social
enjoyment must lie left on the threshold
without, when they come home at night.
When once home is regarded as only a
place to eat, drink and sleep in, the work
begins that ends in gambling houses and
reckless dissipation. Young people must
have finn and relaxation somewhere; if
they do not find it at their own hearth,
stones it will he sought at other AMI per.
laps less profitable places. Therefore.
let the fire burn brightly at night, and
make the homestead delightful with al
those little arts that parents perfectly I'm
dcrstand Don't repress the buoyant
spirits of your children; half an hour Of
merriment round the lamp and fire-ligh'
of home b!ots out the remembrance Of
many care ard annoyance during the
day. and the best safeguard they can take
with them into the world is the unscel
influence of q bright little domestic fire
side.
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May Is
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Dunrorolts 8eaaii11g,
Laugh and Grow Fat.

For the especial benefit of those who
like little fun now and then," (ahd in
our heart we pity the man who is not
included in this class, we devote this
corner this week to selection of anu
sing anecdotes, and odds and ends, that
must, for the time being at least, Danish
all thoughts of THAD. STEVENS, Niger
Bureaus, Test Oaths, and all such hell
ha;chcd tormcnts. Read, aud drive dull
care away, ever bearing in mind the old
couplet that
" Care to our coffin adds nail, no doubt;
And every grin SO merry, draws one out"
Our earth as it rolls through its regions OF space
Wears always two faces-the dark anu the
And poor human lie runs tie same sort of race,
Being sad on one side-and Oh the other side
"a funny
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THE CAROLINA EVANGELIST,

A BAPTIST WEEKLY PAPER TO Be
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG, @, S. C.
NSHE Subscribers propose to commence, in the
Il ear part of June, the publication Of
BAPTIST WEEKLY, to be called "TlIECARO-
LIMA EVANGELIST"
In addition to articles and items Of q denomi-
national character, it is designed that it shall
contain reading matter of general interest.
1t will equal 10 size the Confederate Baptist"
lately published in columbia), and will be en-
iargsd. ;fthe subscrptionlst should be Eufhcient-
y increased to warrant the change. It will be
printed on good paper. and in Clear type.
Subscription price THREE DOLLARS PER
4NNUM.
Thuse who are favorable TO the publication of
he EVANGELIST, will please endeayor to OBJ
tain Subscriptions, and forward names of Sub
cribers, with their Postofices, to 0raugeburg, S.
c., addressing either Of the undersigned.
3. W. WHILDEN,
Pastor Of 0rangeburg Baptist Church.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
Publisher of The Carolina Times.
April If II
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Estate Notice.

Hamburg, Mar u
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY W. F. fDURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas, Rcbecca Herlong has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, with the Will an
nexed, on-all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits 1'of Henry G. Ho1long,,
late. of the District afoYssaid decd
These are, therefore, to cite and adnonish. all
and singular kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordiuarys Court for tho said District to DO holden
at Edgcfeld Court House, on the 25th day of
June inst., to show cause, if any, why tho
said administration should not be.granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 11th day of
June inyear of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-six, and in tho Goth year of tho
Independence of the United States of America.
". F. DURIS0E, O.E.D.,l
June l2 ct "a
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III sue at Sumter, .. on OF ABOUT tne uIst VI
juno, 1866. weekly paper, to be entitled
"THE SUMTER NEWS"
This journal will be devoted to literature, mo-
ralty and general intelligence, and the promulga-
ton of the occurrences of the doy-political and
general-which may be of interest to the people.
No pains or expense will be spared by the pro-
pretor to render his paper acceptable to all classes
of our readers. lie confidently refers to his long
experience (of 80 years. in the past as journal
list, to secure for him the patronage of the peo-
pie of his District
He congratulaues himtelf that no can solect for
the inauguration of his enterprise no better occa-
sion than tho present At the termination ofa
long and bloody struggle, in which the principles
Of the government havo been oyerrldden and the
Constitution trampled under foot--in which all
the angry passions Of frail aud crring human ma
ture have been excited and exercised-tho Angel
of Pence is now about to unfold her wings over
all sections of our country, and once again to
gather around her tho goodness, the strength and
the magnitude of the American Union. At such
n time rs this, he can have no better landmarks
by which, for the good of his country, to direct
his course than the Uaion, the Constitution and
the President Of tho United States and he pledges
himself to sustnin, far he is able, the purity
and integrity of the Que, and the 6rmness, the pa
triotism and the craftsmanship of the other.
To the people Of Sumter District ho confidently
appeals for tleir sympathy and patronage
Identified as he has over been with them and
their interest in the past, he asks to be allowed
the same privilege in the future. lie expects to
build up for them District paper, the course Of
which will be consistent, prudent and patriotic,
and one which he hopes will not be wanting in its
influence on tho education and training Of the
rising generaton.
The services of m able and talented editor
have been secured, Who will devote his time and
abilities to the entertainment and instruction of
his patrons, and who will take pleasure in second
ing the effort. of the undersigned, to render THE
SUMTER NEWS worthy of the confidence and
support Of discriminating public.
For further information as to terms, &C., ad-
dress me at Sumter, S. c.
Il L. DARR.
Nror1, ff On
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Eeom lie Ntnr lars. 0l.errel

"Wo have, had in use for months past one Of Vests
pumps which has given It's more satisfaction force
and lining pump than any we have ever used. itis one
of great power and well adapted for ships decks mines,
factories. greenhouses, grdperes, etc The Mining
Chronicle and Rdi,tdy Journal says II is recommen-
dcd for its extreme simplicity of constructions great
strength and consequent durability and cheapness OF RI
par. There is 10 stuing boylhe pressure behg held
by -cup.packng like upon the s6rkngplton, working
in cylinder fitted the purpose within the upper air
chamber-whlch We think great movement, as siufne
Is so liable 10 be dcraneed and leak under strong pressure
TO saw nothing Of the loss by friction incident thereto. j
has also two air rchambcrs-hus The action Of the valve
is cushioned upon both sides BY arprcrcntne water
hammer and vacuum.thump. The valves urc very ac-
easier than any pump We have ever seen the inch cy-
Under being worked by children in wells one hundred
feet deep and they extremely cheap, well as
simple and strong, We freely recommend them."
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The State of South, Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

IN URUINHRY.
DY W. F. DURIS0E, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Edgefeld District.
Whereas, John E. Bacon has applied to
ne for Letters of Administration, on all and sim
:ular the goods and chattels, rights and credits
If Row. Arthur Wigfall, late of-the District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
next Ordinarys Courtfor the said District, to be
holden at Edgefeld G. Il. on the 25th dayof June
INST to show cause, if. any, Why, the said
administration should not bo granted.
Given under my hnnd and seal, this 18th day
of May, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-sjz, and in tho
Goth year of American Independence.
W. T. DURIs0E, O.. Z. b.
Juno II ct %
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SCION ROBINSON TO TIE FAHNEE's CLUE, JAN. 23:
"No Farmer who owns well or ciscrn can possbl,
afford to be without iron pump. II should b. at once
n one known us Vests Improved Pump. speak oil
this pump because happen to know it 10 be very sim
pie, durable, powerful and cheap and 1t don't freeze "
nor get OH. of order once year. know this and think
may be doing the farmers good BY speaking Of IT, y
boy ten years old work Il, and throw continuo'
dn-quarer stream. 1t can be made to work In
deer, wells Us well as in shallow ones"
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Fresh Groceries!

VNHE Subscribers are in receipt Of and will en-
II deayor to keep. on hand, choice Lot of
family Groceries. such as
COFFEE. SUGAR, TEA;
CANDLES, SOAP, MACKEREL;
FLOUR, LARD, MACkRoNI;
Black PEPPER, sFIGES, CITR0N, SODA;
Water and Fancy cEAeKFRS, 30, dc.
Also, on hand q variety of N IITS and CANDIES.
many not enumerated, we propose tesell as cheap
as thsgran.he bought In Edge6ela.
@> Call addgiv US trial.
May Is If 20
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Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of R0BT.
n J. DELPHI, deceased, arc notified to pay the
same before next return day; otherwise all claims
will bo placed in the hands of m Attorney for
collection. Those having claims against said
Estate will please render them in according TO Law.
A. J. PELLETIEB, Admir-.
Hamburg, 8. c., Juna 1lth, &c.. 2m "A,
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II. 3. McILYlAN."

"Thc undersigned having used Vests Iraprovef
Pumps cheerfully recommend them as simple, durable
and powerful In raising and throwing water, and for
their ease of uction security against rost and price
we believe them superior to all others
WARREN LELAND, Met IIOtes. n. 7.
j. ". PoMEROY. Yonkers, N. Z.
JOHN MESSERAU. NY.
DOMINICK LAWRENCE, Winchester
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
EUUEHICbD OID1 ltfOIj
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
Nancy Adams and others, Applicnntsl Petifnfor
vs Par. and
Thomas j. Vaughn and wife Carolina Sale of
and others, Defendants. Land, DC.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Il wife of John McDonna, and Caroline, wife 6.
Thomas J. Vaughn, Defendants in. the above
stated case reside beyond the limits of this State
It is therefore Ordered that they do appear and
,bject to the division or eale of the Real Estate
# Abper Adams, deceased, On or before The 26th
lay Of June next, or their consent will be entered
If record. W. F. DURIS0E, o.ED.
ordinary's Office, Mar 80, 1856. 1914
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-20
Notice 10 Dj;,istillers. ],

iFsY the recent Actof Legislature, persons dis
u tilling Spirituous Liquors from am, nss he-
Buildings. license of Two Hundred dollars o
each still so used. .s,.,J.,
Persons interested will please come forward and
nav the same. The. law will bo enforced against
ali M who fail to do So By-order oftss Board;
s. p. GOoDB, SEQ. and Treaa. G. P.B:
In or If -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-20
Direct and Fresh.

TUsT received direct and fresh, large stock
- A, B end SUGAR;
RIO COFFEE. first rate article;
SUGAR CURED HAMS
CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS;
MESS MAcKEREL il, Kitts
Choice LARD;
Superior TEAS, &c, &c. M
Also always on hand splendid article of CA
NAL FLOUR, ut the lowest market price.
.n..>- S. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Mar II If IS