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Farm Stock for Sale.

rTNWO Horses, one yoke of Oxen and four cows with
calves by their sides, will lie sold at Il E,ir nr;cn
if applied for soon; NAHUM. FICEETT
Siroulwatcr Village, Wesfbrook. aug30l1w
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 50.
The indications are that this city will be ov-
ercrowded next week. as large delegations from
all Northern and Western States are to be
present to attend the Union Southern Conven-
ton. q
ST. LOUIS, Aug 80.
The Missouri delegations to the Southern I'm
ion Convention left here to-day for Philadel-
phia.
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Extra Session of the New scr.ey Lewi.la.

TRENTON, N j., Aug. 3d.
Governor Marcus L. Ward has issued a proc
iamation convening the Legislature Septem-
Der 10th, for the purpose of ratifying the Con-
shtutlonal amendment and filling existing Sem
atorial vacancies
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Cosoo Stroat SaD,;na,.v
Universal Convention.

nETEGATES and others wishing to attend tllc
~ Convention TO be held at Galesbury. Ill, can
obtain excursion tickets TO Chicago and RETURN at
special reduced rates, good from September 1st until
October lst, by calling at Grand Trunk Ticket Cice
under lancaster Hall. d. ii. BLANCHARD,
aug30dtf Agent
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Political.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 80.
Mr.. Holbrook, the Democratic candidate for
delegate to Congress from Idaho, will have a
majority of about go
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To Let.

CTOEE No. 8 Gait Blocls, formerly occupied by
- Mcssrs. DOLE & MOODY. Possession given
immediately. Apply 10
aug25-dlw FL, s. MACIIIN.
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Peay for Sale.

v1Ey M. 2. Uuiyersalist Church. Congress Square
wifi Books and furniture. Possession immcti-
ato,,, "' HORATI0 HILL. at
alig15tf Lord & Crawfords las CommercialSt.
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BREAD AND Butter IN THE SECOND Dis
rR1cr.-The Lewiston Journal says the Cop
perheads and the Bread and Butter Brigade
will unite upon an opponent to Mr.. Perham
next Saturday. Mr.. Perham is sure of a re-el-
ection by an overwhelming majority.
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Makes 1000 Stitches per Minu.e!!
u. s. MurshUZ,s Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS.
DURSUANT to an Inerloeutory Order of Sale TO
i me directed from the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge
Of the United States District Court, within and for
the District Of Maiue shall expose and otter for sale
at Public Auction to the highest bidder therefor tho
following property and merchandise at the timo and
At CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF. FRIDAY. The
%yy.rst day Of -4atgssf crrcat, al II O'Clock z. NJ.
12S boxes Scaled Herring.
60 quintals Cod Fish,
The same having been ordered to be soh according
to law. ~
Dated at Portland, tho tirty-first dry of August,
A. D.. 1eC6. CHARLES CLARK,
aug31d1t u. s. Marshal. Dist. of NTaiiic.
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Tiae ChOlera.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.
There were three cholera deaths yesterday.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 80.
There were five cases of cholera during the
last five days. all of them negroes, two of whom
died.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 30. *
Only sixty three cholera interments were re-
ported yesterday. The epidemic has diappear-
ed from the central and business portions Of the
city.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 80.
There were fourteen deaths from cholera yes
terday.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug. 80.
The cholera ia still increasing, Tweuty-one
cases are reported tonight, of which twenty
proved Iata NO Noreport has been received from
the hospital lt
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Wanted.

AN Entry Clerk or Assistant Boolkceper in n
IN wholesale house. A good opportunity fol n young
man 70 learn Bookkeeping. Address Box 2C2c.
aug25tltf
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STEINER CLIPPER.

THE Steamer Clipper will leave Yarmouth for
Il Portland every morning Sunday exceptcd) at
8 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Custom House Wharf at 4
o'clock P. NJ.
This Steamer has been thoroughly rebuilt and fit
ted with new boiler and machinery.
az Has fine accommodations for passengers.
FARE EACH WAY THIRTY CENTS.
p Freight taken at low rate. e.
Excursion Parties accommodated on application to
j. W. LAWRENCE, Yarmouth,
Or LYMAN, SON Il TOBEY, Portland.
Auo 31-dtf
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miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK Aug. 30.
The Post says the dinner to the Presidential
party at Delmonico's, last night was the most
elegant and expensive affair of the kind ever
enjoyed by SO large party in tliis country. A
dinner for $50 was ordered, and the cost was
$25,000, or $100 for each plate. There were
eight different kinds of wine, costing from $40
to $40 per bottle.
ALBANY, Aug. so.
The Presidential party were met twelve miles
below the city by a deputation of the city gov
ernment. The Mayor made speech of well
come to which Mr.. johnson replied briefly.
The Mayor and Common Council of Troy also
met the party and accompanied them to Alba
ny where they arrived at o'clock.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.
Julia Buislay, while performing the "Niaga-
ra leap this evening, at the Walnut street
theatre, fell from the traverse near the ceiling
to the stage, a distance of thirty-five feet, but
was only slightly injured. The performance
was not interrupted
New YORK, Aug. 80.
A Washington special dispatch says General
Tilson has been ordered to resume the position
as Freedmen's Bureau Commissioner at Au-
gusta, Ga.
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wanted Immediately,

A SMART, energetic man with cash c,pitai CT
IA $1,000 to act us agent throughout the state Of
1iaine, for the W olesale of our Fancy Cakes and
Ginger Snaps To the right man with the required
capital, great inducements will be given. The busi-
ness is perfectly safe aud reliable entirely cash, and
without risk or competition. Fof further particulars
apply to John X. Abbott, & Co., in rear Of Clifton
Place, Boston, Mass. aug25-dlw
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TTNHIRTY experienced Machine girls 10 run on
Il Wheeler. & Wilson's Machines run by Steam
power Steady employmcnt. Apply N person or by
letter to SIAION'S BROTHERS 4, COS, Shirt Fac
tory, Watertown, Mass. aug29-d3t
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CALAIS, August 2Sth, 1866.

To the MAYOR OF PORTLAND. g3F 43 81
In this connection, we would say that Mr..
Pike devoted all the extra pay, he received to
charitable purposes. ~
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Mr. Raymond and ihe National Union
.s.ssr-rr ss Committee.


The National Union Executive Committee
of 1864 will meet at the Continental Hotel
Philadelphia, next Monday, at noon, instead of
at the Astor House, New York, as stated in a
call signed Henry J. Raymond. The other
members of the committee are of the opinion
that Raymond has forfeited all right to act for
that body, and that common deeeney requires
him to resign without delay
Governor Ward of New Jersey having re-
ceived Mr.. Raymond's circular inviting him to
the Astor House meeting, administered the
following severe snub by way of reply:
"Loqa. II. j. Raymond:
Sir-A meeting of the National Union COM
mittee, appointed in June, 1864, has been called
to meet at Philadelphia ON Monday, Septem-
Der 3, and shall be present ON that occasion,
taking part in its deliberation ad its action
You have deemed it wise and proper to abarr-
don the great Union Republican party of the
country, and to connect your name and infiu-
ence with new organization designed to de-
stroy and defeat the cause with which SYM
pathize, and of which am, in some small de-
gree, representative.
Your public action has been such that can
not acknowledge your right to use the title
under which the meeting has been Called
The nature and character Of the trusts confd-
ed to you and to me forbid that we should use
them except in accordance with the spirit in
which they were conferred. So deep and wide.
spread is this feeling in the popular mind that
ali who should respond to your call would be
regarded as betraying the party they have
ceased to represent.
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with respect, yours truly,

=,
Trenton, N. j., Aug. %, 1866
1t viii be remembered that Gen Butkr
spoke at Gloucester, of some men who, when
they went over to the other party, took only
the coats on their backs.
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GENERoNs CONTRIBUTION. I'm the list of
contributions received by the Mayor, win be
noticed one from Hon. Il. A. Pike, of Calais, of
$500. 1t was accompanied by the following
letter: - 7d
CALAIS, August 2Sth, 1866
MY DEAR SIR:-I enclose a check for $500
for the sufferers by the great fire. 1t is part of
the extra compensation that Congress so fool
ishly voted its members after left. I-e
Yours respectfully
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THS advertising pages of oar new Directory, arc
now going through the lross. Any change required,
in regard 10 location or change of firms will be cheer
fully made, if notice is gwen Immediately.
STAHBIRD &. TWITCIIELL,
aug 81. 1t Star OfIice.
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Wanted.
House Wanted.

A HOUSE or tcnamcnt FIR a small family-thc
"A better the house the more pay. Western part
of the city preferred Address by mail or apply per-
sonally to IL. w. II. Press Oice aug20tf
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ESTATE SALE.

JpY permission of G.orgo Baist, Esq Judge
I'd of tho Court of Ordinary for Charleston Dis
trict, will proceed to sell at the residence Of
Mr.. S. S. TOMPKINS. in tho Town of Edge
field, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April
inst, all tAe Household aad ki!chsn Furniture,
and like articles, and other personal property,
now in the District of Edgefeld, belonging t"
the Estate Of L. A. SHECUT, deceased, con-
sisting in part Of
ONE MUM &CLARKE'S 6i Octave PIANO,
One Gontsman's G Gold WATCH and CHAIN,
One Set of PARLOR FURNITURE, consist
ing of Carpet, ono pair of Divans, Stuff Seat Ma
hogany Chairs, Marble Top CeEtcr Table, &c.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE consisting Of
one Extensicn Dining Tal.lo Chairs, Carpet, &c,
GLASS, CHINA, CR0CKERY, ard other Ia
bic Furniture.
= Also, BEDSTEADS, Feather BEDS, MAT
RAISES uud BEDDING.
A Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINE.
And other articles too tedious to mention embra-
cling every article of well furnished and well
kept house.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit I'll! tho i.st
November next on Notc with good aurety paya-
Bile in gold or its then equivalent in current funds
or cash in gold or its equivalent, ut the option OF
the purchaser.
T. D. WAGNER, Adm'or.
APPS 2t IL
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State Of South Carolina,
EnnEEIEI n -y>rC1,DInp
EDGEFlELD DISTRIC |
IN ORDINARY

IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
ED Eigeaeld District:
= Whereas, N. NJ. Psdgot and B. T. Jennings
have applied to me for Letters of Administration,
de bonis non, on all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of John T. Smith. .
FREQ man of color, late of the District aforesaid,
decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tho ssd
deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at EdgeGeld Court House, on the 18th day Of
April inst, to show cause, if any, Why til.
said administration should not be granted
Gi,en under my hand and seal, this Sd day Of
April in year of our Lord ono thousand sisht hun.
dred and sixty-six. and in the 0otb year Of the
Independence of the United States of America.
w. F. DURISOE, 0.E.p.
Apr II 2t Is
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April 10
State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DILTRICT,

EDGEFlELD DlLlRlCI,
IN ORDINARY.
John Denny, Adm'cr, Plaintiff,
Partltlon.
Nancy Rotton and others, Def'.s.
EpY an Orde. from tho Ordinary, shall pro-
I'd ceed to sell at Edgefeli c. H., on the first
Monday in May next, for Partition, the REAL
ESTATE of DAVID L. R0TT0N, decd, viz:
TRACT NO. ONE, (the Homestead,) lying AID
being in the District and State aforesaid, bound
ed by lands of Mrs. Unity Smith, Elijah Watson,
jr., M. McCarty, and othors, containing One Hun
drsd and Sixty (160) Acres, moro or less.
And TRACT NO. TWO, bounded by Lands Of
Jacob Lagrone. NJ. MeCarty. Mrs. U. Smith, and
others, containing one Hundred and Seven (1o7)
Acres, more or less.
TERMS.-The above Tracts of Land will bo
sold on a credit until tho FIRST day of December
noxt, on which day possession will bo given
of Tract No. /. Possession given Immediately OF
Tract No. 2. Purchasers to give Bond with good
securities, and Mortgage to the Ordinary TO
secure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
cash in. specie, and to pay for titles extra.
w. SPIRES, S. E. D.
Apr 10 1t Is
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OFFICE 4. ASST. COMMISSIONER,
FaEEDMEN's BUREAU FOR EDGEFIELD
DISTRICT, S. G.,


HlMnuEe, March Let, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS, 40. l.
n IN obedience to Special Orders, No. 4, dated
70 He.dquntcrs Dist. Commissioner, Bureau
Rrfu gees, Freedmen, &C., for South Carolina,
February 2cd, 1866, the undsrtigned assumes
charge of all matters pertaining to the Freed
men'J Bureau, and all duties connected Herewith
in Edgcheld District, s. C.
II. All Contracts nc W in existence, or hereaf-
ter to be made, in which Freed people ere par
ties, arc required to be presented at this Office for
examination and approval. Without such sppro-
val they are null and void, and will not be al
luwod.
III Mattcrz in dispate, and cases of alleged
abuse, wherein Freed people are interested, must
be referred to this Office for adjudication, and
srict justice will be nete out to all parties with
out prejudice, fear or favor.
The interests of the Freed people will bo look
ed after closely, in order that they may receive
fair compensation for thei: labor, kind and hu.
name treatmont and their rights under the law
But they on tho other hand will be required to
behave in an orderly manner, and to work indus.
trously to support themselves and families.
". 2nd Lieut.. GEO. P. McDOUGALL is an.
nounced as Adjutant of the District. And Asst
Surgeon THOS. TURNER, U. S. A., as Medical
Officer. and will hxv. charge Of the Hospital and
the Sanitary regulations Of the Freed people and
destitute Refugees.
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Brvt. 1t. Colonel U. S. A.,
A. A. Commissioner for Edgoield Dist.
Mar 20 1t I2
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Good News from Mexico.
New Spring Trimmings

EUST received, and for sale at Augusta retail
u prices, complete assortment OF the latos'
styles, aud most desirable patterns of
Ladies Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS;
BRAID, CORD, EDGINGs;
FRILLS. fancy aud plain;
Dress BUTTONS in arent variety;
And many other articles too numerous to men
ton, at tho EdgcEeld Variety Store.
D. i. XCEWEN.
March 27 IF -
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIELD UISTKICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Nancy Adams and others, Applicants Pctit'n for
Thomas j. Vaughn and wife Carolina salo of
and others, Defendants. Land, DC.
Mt appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Il wife of John McDonna, snd Caroline, wife of
Thomas j. Vaughn, Defendants in tho above
stated casa reside beyond the limits Of this State,
It is therefore Ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or salsof tho Real Estate
of Abaer Adams, deceased, on or before the 25th
day Of June next, or their consent will he onterod
of record. w. f. DuRlsoE, o,E:n:
I. Ordinarys Office, Mar 80, 1866. l2tl4
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Notice

mar. j. Es MUSE has taken his family 20 TOx.
ILL., rs on aovi.t. but will return in three or four
months unless Provid.ntaly prevented. Hs re-
tura. his grateful hanks to the people of Edge
field for the liberal patronage extended to him.
Apr II 2t 10
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Shady Hill Select School.

NMRs. WIN. GOODMAN will open at h resi-.
lTI donco. on the 10th. a SELECT SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. Terms for Session, of Thirt.en
Weeks, IS for. the lowest el4ss, and So for those
b more advanced. Plain Sewing ard Needle Work
&aught gratia.
AmA IL
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Final Settlement.

N1OTICE is hereby given hat final settlement
~ ON the Estate of Capt. NATHANIEL Z r.
TON, decd, will be made in the Ordinary's Office
on Tuesday, the LIST day of May next. All per
sums indebted to said Esinte are requested to set
tle up Immediately; and those having claims
against said Estate arc notified to1present them
bY or boforo that date, otherwise said ciaims will
bo barred A. JONES, Ex'or
Mar ls IN III
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Wines and LIQUORS.

ALL kinds of CHOICE WINES, coGNAc
IA BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN and the BEST
WHISkEY kept constantly on hsnd.
If you desire good article for family uso go to
D. F. McEWEN.
will sell fine article IF Bourbon by tie gal
Ion at Augusta prices by .ho barrel.
Mar q IF IS
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VEyHE Subscriber is now receiving CHOICE
and WELL ASSORTED Stock of
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods,

Consisting in nart Of
Brown. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINdS, DRILLS
Plc.ched Cotton sHEETNGs, Pillow CASING
and SHIRTINGS;
Bleached Linen SHEETINGS, Table DIAPER,
NAPKINS and TOWELS;
DRAP DEETTE; CoTToNADE, Linen DUO and
DRILLS for Men and Boys wear;
PRINTS and GINGHAMS;
Printed LL.WNS, Jaeonst and 0rgandie MUS
LINS;
Waite Jasonet, Ssiss. Null and Nsinsook NJ U.s.
LIN, Plain, CHI, ,cked and Stripel;
Linen Csmbric, Hemstiched and Embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS;
LACES, RIBBONS, FLOW ERS, HOSIERY and
GLOVES;
MoURNING DRESS GOODS;
CLOTHING FOR MEN aud BOYS, for Spring
auG Summer wesr
sH0ES-for Ladies, Gonts, Boys, Girls and the
Babies;
BoNNETs-Ladies and Misses, and Infants
HATS;
Mems, Boys and Childrcn's HATS.
Also, a good assortment Of
Hardware, Crockery, China and Glass
Ware, Groceries, Saddles, Bril-
dies, Buggy Harness,
&C., &C., &c.
This Stock of Goods WAS selected in New York
aftor the late decline in prices, and will be sold
FOR CASH ONLY,
At prices to suit the most economical.
JAS. B. SULLIVAN,
Atthe Old Stand;
Mar2 At IA
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"My family would as soon give up tho cnokiI
stove as the CLOTHES WnlSGER. II cannot be to
highly recon Id ncndej.-[Soli Robinson.
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Executor,s Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
"A QUATTLEBAUM, decd, will please make
immediate payment, and all persons having de-
mands against the said r. tate are requested to
present them, duly attestc@, to the undersigned at
the late residence Of the deceased, on or before
the 3Oth day Of january 1867, as there will Be a
final settlement of tho Estate on that day.
SIMEON coGBURN, Exo...
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DICK CHEATHAM

xxrILL stand the SPRING SEASON Of 1866,
w az Twenty 1--WE Dollars the sra,on.--com-
mcncihe. the Is. March and ending The 20,hJuns.
aHe will be a. Edreheldt G. H. on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, ard at DR..
Jnbn r. Motley's on FRIDAY YS, SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS. He will be on tha Road from
Edge6eld to DR.. Mobley's on Thrrsdsys. A .Nots
for she S25 must be given in every instance, and
ono dollar also must be paid The groom. -
=. Ia 1sJAS.M. HARRISON,
e5.,. Agent for THas. q. BAcos.
: Mar q 2n n
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Arnas and Legs.
'----o----el .Js:sW
G. B. HoGGs0N,.
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MAKER,
Mansion House, No. 260, Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA. ,.a1


TUyrIESE Limbs are unsurpassed fol. .Lightncss,
Il Beauty Of Finish, and Durability. Satitfac-
tion Guaranteed in all cases. 30 sAi q"
From the "Daily Prsss, Augusta,f ga,
Jun. 18th, 1885, g,It
= Wo are we'll acquainted With the
gentleman and take great pleasure in recommend.
ing him to any who have been SO unfortunate as
to lose either nm arm ora leg. He understands
his business perfectly, and wears an art 6cisl leg
himself; of his own make, on which We have seen
him dance, and We defy any one not auquaintsd
with the factto detes, it. Wehavs smiuud these
artificial limbs, and have no hcsi;ancy in pronoun-
cling them Tho best wo ever saw Let the IN aimod
and crippled rejoice hat the Good Samaritan is
here in tho peracn Of Mr. Iogg,on. 2Tes n =
Tho following letter is one of the many re-
ceivsd by Mr.. H.. Ii, ~ .,,.,;L..r.,a ~.
RaerEFrlzLaD DISTRICT, S. e. Jan. 1856.
Mr.;G E. HoaGsox-Sir: :. I have Itested the leg
made by you; find itisallAactoryj and mpleassd
with tic simo.i Ihavono: hesitation in'recor-
lnendng the Artificial Limbs made BY iyop io-Ey
comrades, who, Like myself, have been unfortunate
in the late war. ~ You're, stc.; $40
-, T.'T. eETzEN, Capt: CA.
March ss!!e Sm!t e $50 pni.lzle
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"Tbs ia the first Wringer I havo found tha
would stand the service required Of IT'D. +
Higgins, Lorejcy's Hotel.
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It is Well known

II is w Gil NHQWu
yTyHAT D. F. McEWEN soils the best COZ
IL FEE, TEAS. SUGAR, and all kinds Of
FANCY GROCERIES at Augusta prices.
All kinds of Cannod Goods, such IS Dudley's
COVE OYSTERS, LoBSTERS, GREEN CORN,
GREEN PEAS, TOMATOES, STRAWBER-
RIES, PEACHES, &C., always on hand ct tho
VARIETY STORE.
Mar If IL
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Law Books /!

EeY Virtue of an cracr from W. F. Durisoe,
I'D Esq, Ordinary of Rdgefeld District, will
sell at the late residence of Chancellor F. H.
WARDLAW, decd, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
May next, the Law LIBRARY of said decd.
Catalogue can be seen at my office.
O. W. CARWILE,
C.E.E.D and Admir-.
April 10 st IL
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The Place

yE7o BUY FANCY GOODS, CHOICE PER-
Il FUMERY OF all kinds. fns TOILET AR
TICLES, and NOTIONS GENERALLY, Is at
the D VARIETY STORE.
Mar 81 If l3
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Direct and Fresh.

~ !@ WV SS1@SI .. WILL
TUST received direct and fresh, large stock
eD A, B and SUGAR
RIO COFFEE. first rate article;
SUGAR CURED HAMS;
CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS;
MESS MACKEREL In Kits;
Ch6fee LARD;
Superior TEAS, &C., dc.
Also. always on hand splendid article of CA
Nal FLOUR, at the lowest market price.
8. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Mar 27 If Is
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22EE;Z Sd Smith { JgIEs2as.=:z5a
Tax Assessors Notice.
EDGEFIELD, S. c.

Will bo at tho time and p'nccs hcreiLaIte7
mentioned TO make the Assessment on tue as.
sessable propcrty of tue District, consisting Of
Lands, Lots. Lands and Buildings in Towns aud
Villages, Manufacturers, SpirituOus Liquors, Cut
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IN AMERICA

for cheapness Our stock is varied, and has boon
selected with great care. We keep n full stock Of
extra size Garments, to meet the demands of those
who csnnot get fitted at any other establishment.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
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"we think the Machine MUCH MORE THAN PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR IN THE SAVING OF GAR.
uENrs. VIZ think it important the wriuger should
be titte! wi.h coGs."-[ Orange Judd, Editor OF
Ar .fican Agriculturist.