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For a Club of rhirty. and $3 90

one of the following articles: Musket, shot.
1iun, or Austrian Rifle, % Yards Cotton, Lady,
Fancy square Wool shawl, Lancaster Quilt
ACCORDION, Set of Steel-Bladed Knives ant
Forks, Violin and Bow. Fancy Dress Pattern
Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots one
dozen large size Linen Towels. AIhambrs
Quilt, Honeycomb Quilt, Cottage Clock. White
Wool Blanket, ID yards best quality Print, l.
yards Delaine, one dozen Linen Dinner Nap
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Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane, or Sharp'S
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Wool Long Shawl, - yds. Hemp Carpeting.
splendid Violin and Bow, splendid Alpaecl
Dress pattern, Silver Hunting-Cased Watch,
single Barrel SHOTGUN, Sharp'S revolver, one
pair fine Damask Table Covers with one dozen
dinner Napkins to match, WorceSter's Illus
trated Unabridged Dictionary, (lS0O pages, lyc.,
re- For additional list of commissions. see
Circular.
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS IN PRoPoR-
TION.
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nj a.
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s- knearn. and sU al iisecscs restltin9 fro,
% .ad otood Keep youTsF LtOod pa5,: keep yos
t'SeT IN orderi kesP "a your digestive Orgos
in sound, ieci,hy fS acU,dlfioy. be- Dc "a
v hese rssac6ex u.2s5nnEruzl8 and no dtseds> rvii
srer dssdn J0s TIE Gss the country
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yos Dsast try these preparations.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor
For restoring Gray Hair
its natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing whic
is at once Agreeable
healthy. and effectn,
for preserving ~
hair. Faded or grq|
hair s soon restor4
to as origiaei coli
srih tie .gloss al
freshness e.f youaI
Thin hair 1. tb5cE
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Ex PRESIDENT JOHNSON GONE.

Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, and thelr
son Robert, together with ex Senator
Patterson and family, who have. all
made their home at John F. Coyle's
this city, since the 4th OF March, left
here for Tennessee last Thursday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
IS does but
TAo Do;Jv pcuvblicau saws: Anncxe

Tic Daily Republican says: Anacxel is :;
copy of letter. receiyal by Richard Rail,
Assistant Assessor United States lnterna"
Revenue, for Edgeiiell District. 5. C., July
18th, 1869. This letter is oraamea'ed
with rude cuts Of !. deaths head, gi.lows
and man thereon, and coilia.
"R Reaf, uncle s.l's ,aks 'aaa this is to
warn ycu TO Le,e the County At oace goo
dam you you are old Browns Right Bower
sor,e Of Us fit you il Nansaas u years ag:
and some in the array scncc bat You Need
not tliui beka.c you. 'Taseat killed then You
.le going 60 i'esai {,
of us have syore to hiye your goi 'ias l"ier.
ral Life aid II yca pnivrtaks TO trayeil ror"d
the decstr;ck TO collect the dam Internal
Reven. q takscs you wlll 50 up shure you
dam niger Lover You had Best pull up Stakes
aud get hack TO Washington for yoa can
stop Hear unless sou Want a pug in y"u'
Head or rope round yuur raskel Meek yon
had Rest miul this for We are Dead. sc' t'
Kill you s!lura"
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The Greenville Colleges.


In our paper of this neck will be found new ad-
ver;isemonts from the Furnan University and ;ho
Greenville Female College. For thcse advertise
meuts we beg the special attention Of our readers
In both institutions, the fall and winter session
will bcsn ON the 18th inst.
Thesc InstJutions are Justly entitled to rank
amongst the frs. in the South. The course and
spi.i: of instruction are framed upon TIE only
tru. ba.is-that tire truths of Christianity are
quite as demonstrablc rs mathematical truth !;
chat it is duty most sacred, mos: Indispensable,
sst only to priz the Knowledge Of these truths
lscry fa- above all other knowledge, but to lore
ehela or rather their Divine Author, with ell our
herrt, mind, soul AID strength. With such ba-
ISL, the teaching of every useful art, science, Ian
euago and desirable accomplishment becomes u
iwors OF indese5ibab!e pleasure and enjoyment
From tie Furmnn University and the Green
Vile Female College are now gushing Firth
streams Of sweet waters, where, we nope, nan?of
the young and glt.d OF Edgcfeld, may quinch
4h.;r th;rs.
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CHOLERA!!!


The following letter is from hfr. T6cilwsrd, ofst Louis
to j. y. Harris, Esq, OF New London Conn. Mr.. ". is
gentleman of gh responsibility, and during The pre-
yalcncc Of the cholera in 81 Louis, watched the result OF
e application Of TIE Pain Killer FOR this disease. and
his testimony can be relied upon with the utmost conf
dcncc:
DEAN SIr:-You scse!lcet when saw YOU in january
,ia, DAVIS PAIN KILLER wO:;ld laye atfepeliioua
sale in The wes this and my anticpG0rs Lave
been more than realized and the testimony Of thdns;ds
who have used il has been tha. they would not be VIII
ling 10 90 10 bed ST night without 10 The hol;se.
On the appearance OF TIC cVlera iDtis city spch was
the confidence in the Pain klileras remedy, that man?
who purchased il remarked 10 me that they had no fears
Killer by ticm and han'r ds took daiy preyen-
,stye ior no person have n arrangement OF tue
bowels or iarritea II they t medicines This was
the seciriy anu confidence ofhundreds acquainted with
il and when their friends were atiacked with The Chole
n they would administer The remedy large quantities
andi every when ii has been taSenn any of the
frs, stages OF t.is disease, has proved successful
consider il an iniai5ic remedy. Ilave not heard
Of any individual In my family NhQ used the PainKl
Ter when attacked lrYt speedily recovered.
Tps clerk informed me that he administered to per-
.sns when cold or in the cramps and ii sarc immediate
rcIies bi sill Should be given quickly for when the
iseEae 0f rlge Waierp has bcg'in Tie hope Of life
bas He'd Should this disease rDkc sappearanco among
,o MS in all probability t%Bl be Dt alafmcd you and
a,l oh rs there Laye ie remedy, aIl am cola,epti
The Pain Kiies Is Iisca, not single de,q b. ClGlera
will occur in sour city,
4. It. WOODWARD.
eyr The Pain Killer il sold by all dealers in Family
Medicines. q
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ksy The paia Killer il sold by all dealers in Family
Medicines. p
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Attorneys 70. recipients


r.Sy. 4 Miss Hill, niece 0! General y. I. hiii,
al Virginia, was accidentally shot asnl killed hy
her brother ;n-,aw Mr. c.. ". Skinner, at his res
Hence, in Washington County, Ala, few even
ines ago. Mr. Skian.r was about to leave the
house to ,pend the night with 4 SEX ncishbor'
an. sas srgagsd. in rceafpins his loaded pistol
wfes, Que o! the barrels exploded, and the ball
f,ou it entered the silo of the unfortunate iaiy,
killing her instantly.
A rich old man died recently, whose young
vic had led l.nn Lut sor.y life. Heireqneniiy
s,ates that he would be revse ged. On rcadiT 9
rbe ri)i his Vengeance was too we'll felt lie lett
.,l his s,opcriY. about SlO0,00e. To his wife. on
1sonditi u tsa, she passes every day from . q m
,.i,l 6sp. M. n bis tomb. Should she miss oae
t..ar. the whole fortaae revsrtssot natu aheirs
ass.- rAs Republicans {sassathe Charleston
at,es9 s-e very much exci.ea eyer tRe Chinese
Labor question. 4 promincnt.ma'nbcr OF e'e paF-
ty Yesterday Inserted that . meeting Of the party
would be called as sovn assthe Grst batch arrived'
ana q memorial dsaua up ana pressn,ed to tho
Legislature, asking It to pse,ent them from %of-
Jag, on the grsund that their presence WIZ a'e''
out az en- pioy ment n large number OF negroes.
.s,s- 4 negro at Danviilc, Va, snapped his pis-
sssoi at x.g but it failed, when he looked down
the .n,nss lsss see what was tic matter lie sa"
ST. TIC piss, =eut OF, and SO did the top OF the
td+rksy's head.
sfr General Lopgstreet. Tie sss surveyor OF
Z Tho portaf New i6sieans, has appointed sese:&i
.ealaFed mon 70 positions in bis department.
Ths SgbiicaDs are deiightcd
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BDCEHEED MAIG ACADEMY, :,

~
Z HIS ACADEMY is now in successful opera.
ton under The charge OF the Undersigned as
Principal It's location ut Edgcfeld is one of the
most desirable for healthful climate and good
society.
The method of teaching is similar to that for.
merly prac.iced in the Military Academy of the
State. The discipline will be strict. and rartcu'
lar attention given to tho moyule of the Students
The higher branches Of MATHEMATICS,
SURVEYING and BOOK. KEEPING arc taught
without extra charge, and FRENCH at only 81
per quarter additional.
The exercises will be resumed On the 6;h OF
September.
Advanced Glasses, per Scholastic Quarter, $1,000
Trtormod;,t. 500
Primary bUV
@r Payable in advance.
R. O.,SAMS.
Aug. 10 At 80
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Hurrah for the Ridge Boys.

The coumbia Phoeaic, of the 9th, gives two
OF our Ridge Cotton Planters credit for the first
bales Of new Cotton received in Coleirbil this
season. The Phoenir says: F" Three bales cf new
cotton was brought over on the Columbia ard Au-
cns,a Road, yesterday, from the EaGcfeid Ridge
two bales by A. ABLE and one hy NJ n HoL
STEIN. Thc.c are the frst bdios that havc come
70 tbi, market, tho2Sh our ffegis, I, o'Neale :
sol. shipped one of their own ,asins on Monday
The ,avec bales being strict middlings were pnr-
chased By Biskeley & Gibbes s.; SS and % cents.
The present tiga ra:cs will stimulate our planters
TO get their ccttcn to market I'd carly as possible"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

May "a
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From EDcErlgLD-MiSs Buzz writes 70 the
9 --l. r...Li. i.ss., nc tnllnws

EDGErIuLp, S. G., august 10Th, 1869
Editor Repnjiica The armed negroes still
raarI the Jail here containing three hundred
-;ass see there is no uea in .ryin. to carry Oh
the Mary Ann Buie Institute in this place; over
forty nun;f. gill not return come here; some
.,f tbe citizens ,s:ll move from here. No one can
Ell why the arus are here. Intend to carry my
..cbeo, to Georgia as soon as determine where Is
tbc bsst place to pu. it. These is a fine field for
a first.class Institute between Augusta pad Savan-
q n. Nv t.aeAers arc willing to goto Georgia +5ey
arc c5ming here uoY Do if you please state the
fact in your paper, ttct the Mary Ann Buie IT.
stitu.c viii be permanently lorats in GEORGIA ior
Confederate officers o,phaas ana living thicerS
and mems daughters Of the South. ! az prom
iscd aid in Georgia alter fad.
Respectfully. NJ. a. bVlS.
We think Miss Du5s, in the sboye card, is Civ
ing u.due Importance to the imaginary terror
ruling in the Village. owing to tn, fact of Coz,
Scots negro guarl bcing stationsd in our Jail.
It is true they are here / likely 10 remain mere,
but then no cne has any fear of thera OF Of hcirg
tas,estod by them. And as TO Miss GUiE's asser-
,.iou ,sat some of the citizens will moro from
here os account of the mcnacing prospect OF
affairs in 3sdsshe'd, We ere convinced 1t is not
warranted by the facts in the case, and respectfully
e.il for tho names of those who are so.eas;ly
sriga.sncd, and arc "going tC move from here.
Miss D's. echoo, isher ow= and if she SECS proper
TO removs il {, Georgia, We will wish her theEs,
SIS here, God-spesd.
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A wrong Impression Corrected.

Many persons believe that there is no value in
anviaac ,ha. does not come from the NORTH
How humiliating However, this impression is
being gradually corrected. Its Iow admitted
that no remedial Agent has-evcr been discovered,
North or gop!h, that possesses, in so eminent
DEGREE the power of s:edcating. from the Eysscm
all foul distcmper, as GR. T0rT,s SARShPA-
RILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. The Sc
cret is, il assists yute to do this drorgh ifs ote"
channels 1t is co@posrd of vegetable substances
alone, every one Of which grows on Southern soil.
Ii is the BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE AGE.
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Great Distribution
BY the mctropot,tar GIFT ca,
CASH GIFTS TO THE MOUNT OF $780,

EVERY TIcKETT DRAWS a PRIZE.
Cash Gifts, cgch $4,000 10 Cash Gifts, each 81 900
10 -. Z" 10000 go g 500
20 " 5000 300 l0n
81 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $50 10 sl1n
Is :. @ Melodcons :. % TO l0l
$50 Sewing Machines 60t lI5
10 Cold Watches G5 10 SaO
Jash Prizes Silver Ware &C., valued ut Sl,Gpoouo.
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes for 25c:
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes and
well mixed On receipt 25c. Scaled Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mall to any address The
prize named upon will be delivered TO the ickcoler
on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes are immediately
sent TO any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you pay Tor
t. lny Prize Grchdnged for another Of same cdlae
No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES I'VE select the following from many
who have lately dawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mitted to publish them: Andcuw !. Bnrns, Chicago,
$IOG0N Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore, Plano, $50;
James NJ Mathews. Detroit. $4,000; John I. Andrews,
Savannah, 5000: Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston,
Piano 500. we publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE pREss :-"The firm is reliable, and
deseryvther srcctss"- Weekly tribune, JNY We
know them 10 be /, iris dealing lrm.n-N \. He,uId,
JEiy oS. :" A friend of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly receivcd.r-Ddiiy Meas, JmItc D.
Srnl fjr cifcular. Liberal inducements TO Agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of Scaled En-
yeopes contains ONE Six Tickets fur ~ 10
for Sc: 81 for s5 1lO for l5 All letters should be adj
drssscdto HARPER, WILSON g. CO..
173 Broadway, New York.
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SALE or 4 VALUABLE HoRsE--0a sa:ur
day last Mr. 3. S. Wright, OF this eity, solo
his stallion Fearnaught TO Col II: 5. Nasseii
of West Boxbury, iir s25 600. This ANNA
was sired by Young Morrill,, aad is ni:e ears
old. A; the Buff.o races last iali ne wol
the slO.O0O purse offered for horses that hac
never beaten . 80, making his mile in 254
Fearna2gl,t will be kept bf C1l Rasss'i ioi
stock purposss.-Resyon Herald, 23d Instant
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Riaed n Trunk.

3 On the Goth ultimo, o young negro, named VIM.
Jonkins, was brought to this place and lodged in
Jail. Ho>hed rifed Mr.. e. W. HowARD's trunk
of fine cloth suit and about S12O. In about four
hours after this graceful deed, he was arrested and
OFsfLaalea. Tx and stessgese rssepessd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
Yhe Opening Of the Campaign.

A considerable Radical meeting took place here
on Saturday last-in the grove of the male acad-
emy. large crowd of negroes was present
Hosc spoke. Rea!f spoke. Prince Rivers spoke
Jackson u white member of the Legislature from
Charleston, spoke. The speakers were loud and
the negroes were loud. We heard the noise at q
distance. This meeting We suppose, in view of
the election in the fall of 1870, may be called the
opening of the Campaign.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
AsSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ex Parte
G: K. Ryan, Assignee,
In .Ro
FINDER an Order from the Hon. George S..
4 Bryan, Judge of the Y. 8. District Court for
ne District of South Carolina, will sell on Sale
day in September next, in the Town of Edgefeld
in the ahove case, The following REAL ESTATE:
ONE FOURTH UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND; in
ElgeGcld District known ms the Jctcr Tract"
and bounded as follows: On the North by lands
of HOllinssWor'h South by lands Of strom and
man, West by lands of Wm. s. scgler and others,
lying on CIPHER Creek
TERMsLOnc:ha cash, the balance 10 ono
year With interest ut seven per cent from day of
purchaser giving Bond, secured by Mortgage
of the premises and pay Assignee for papers ard
ataan!!p99. : n RYAN a,.;.Do.
Aug. IL st 81
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The Daily Republican.

s This i: the Radical paper of Charleston. Here
.ocorc i. has hecn Weekly. Now it is Daily.
1t is edited and conducted with decided ability.
Subscription price, sc per annum.
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So Good Man Leaveth hs Inheri-

Frou, the certificate appended, it will be seen
tia, .;,s .Piedm"nt Life Insurance Company Of
Virginia" has promptly paid tic amount of in
surancc upon tho life Of the lats W. A. HAnRis,
Of Columbia, ~;:iort any discount:
cYLunsiA, S. C, August 26, 1869.
To s. L. Leophart Esq AgeNt.
DfAR SIa: Wc take rleasare7in acknowledging
The prcr,ptnvss with which the Picdmon: Life
INSURANCE Company, of Virginia, mas paid tine
Harris. Issued for tho bcacti Of his Wits aud
.hiIdren, without deduction Of Interest. for the
waving Of the u;nciy days 70 which the company
vas entitled. Very respectfully,
POPE & HASKELL,
Attorneys io- recipients.
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Executive Department..
;AND COMMIsSIONER'S OFFICE

EAND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., August II, 1869.
NToTlCE is hereby given that this Office snow
IN organized in accordance with the law Great
ina tho sgue,- -end is rreads 10 proe~ed
In the purchase of Lands the interests Of the
State will be carefully guarded. tbs the desire
of the Commissioner to purchase none other than
good Lands, in good localities, at their fair mark
ct value, and at such prices as the same Lands
would be sold to private Individuals. Arrange
;nents have been made by which the Bonds au-
thorizei to be issued for the purchase of Lands
will be converted to currency, and Lands SO pur-
chased will be paid for in currency. The Com
missioner invites all parties owning desirable
Lands, in desirable localities, wishing to sell thcm
and willing to take market prices, 10 forward
thcr proposals, giving description Of the Lands
for sale, their locality, quality and adaptation to
the production @ cotton, corp, and grains gone
rally, with view to tho commencement of nego-
tiations for the sale Of said Lands to the State.
C. P. LESLIE,
Lind Commissioner.
Aug. "a st 30
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Aueusta ADVERTISEMENTS.

We call attention to number of new Fall Ad-
Iyertisenents -frota Augusta. Next week it will
give US m1ch pleasure to rotics them more ra-
4icMlarlv
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Druggist, 1881, Broad ST., Augusta, CT.

Special Noticc.--To p-s'ies IL. want of
Doors, sashcs and Blinds, VIC refer to tho advcr-
t;sslas.t Of p P. ToALE, the lara: tqaRufacturer
Of those goods in Charleston. Phssfst furnished
on application. sm
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WATCHES HES AND JEWELRY,
EsTARLEsMED 1850!

ruVuE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il Citizens of Edgefold and surrounding coun-
try that he has justreturned from Europe, w9Sre g
he selected with great care an EATENs4gh Il
ASSORTMENT of
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,:,u,strotc,x Rl.n,,s.

Magistrates Blanks.
We harc on hand full assortment Of Magis
trat,'s Blanks, recently printed, which We are
selling at Charleston prices.
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5;as- The Massachusetts, Democratic State Con
ysn.ion met at Worcester on the 9th, and mem
mated j. Quincy Adams for Governor Mr.. Ad-
alas accepted the nomination and nads speech.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

aaewhcre to get CHOICE DRUGS AND
MEDICINES: pgLLgTIER's, No. 1887, B-Oad
Street, Augusta, Ga.
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Executors Sale.

spY Virtue of tic power vested in us by the last
I'D Will and Testament Of JAMES BEAN, decd,
We will sell at the residence OF FELIX WALKER,
being the late residence Of tho Testator, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of September next,
oNETRACT OF LAND containing Four Hun
dred and sixteen (4I6) Acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands Of Maj. J. H. Hughes, Felix
Lake, DR.. Timmoas, and others.
Terms. ae third cash in currency. The bal.
ancc on credit of l2 months, with interest from
date. The payment to be secured by personal
security and mortgage on the premises.
Posses sion to Be given 1st Jan. next 1870
R ZIMMERMAN, p;.,o
A.LEwIs. hA 0rs'
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1ss- In Augusta on Monday, the SOtb, Cotton
was selling at 314 cts for Middling Corn sl45
e0eIs0
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Assignee's Notice og Ap
Assignec's Notice Of appointment.

In .ae Dis,rie, cour. ef &c Iiss ,st.tee, for tho
District Of Saa'k Car61ina.-1N DISsnupTcr.
IN TIE MATTER aRRuYDEN r. GRIGsBY.
BANKRUPT.
To Whom it may Concern:
VENHE Undersigned, hereby gives notice Of his
u appointment rs Assignee Of ;be Estate of
RIIYDENR GaIasBY, of fEdseacld' District, in
said District, who has been adiudrcd Bankrupt
upon his own petition, hy G. G. Jaeger, Eco, Reg
istcr in the Court Of bankruptcy. Dated at Edge
field C. H., tho 10Th day of Aug 1869. Z
,riLLMAN Il. CLARK, Assignee.
AGs. 10, St 81
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State Of South Carolina.

EDG4SElELD COpNTI,
I'm PROBATE c0YRT
W. G. Glen, nnd wife, "
and others, '' p.,;,;o, tr 4.
n We. ~, &c
Elizabeth G. Graham, s'.s.' soa", ..:.. @e.
Ex'ix., and others.
EF 4fpparing to the Satisfaction Of ths Court
D that H. G. cplbrcqth, one Of the 1sfendaptsip
the aboyo stated case, is absent from and beyond
tho limits of the State, It is ordered that hs'do
appear, plead, answer or acmu= to the said Psti.
lion within forty days from this dnte,or the samc
will -bo taken against him pro oonfessa.
d. L. TURNER, j. +. C. Z. C.,
Aug. 2S, 1869. 1t s5
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AL Ready
EOR WUE

FOR TIE
w H & A. T GRO p.
our MILLS. are now in enc trim, bcigg
" THOROUGHLY REPAIRED IN EVERY
PART, and in good condition to promise entire
to satisfaction customers.
sg Days for Grinding may be engngsd,-
whish will be a convenience to all c@ne:Fra,i.
jar pustomere arc in ylied TO Inspect the man.
asement of tie Mills, and every part of tee ma
chnery for Cleaning aud Grinding GRAIN. and
report any defect, any where, by which thOy may
possibly sustain any loss;
We have see4red lAe services of au expert
cnced Miller. Bcsidcs our Mr.. GLOVER will give
his undivided attention t) the Mill.
Wheat and Corn will be ground in the best
manner and nothing left undoue to secure The
satisfaction and patronage IF Grain growers
BACON 4 GLOVER.
June Z, Il 81
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~ lOOGlos Blas Stone lGOOlas S: c. Soda
500 BIS Patty; 5OOlbs cpprcras; lOulLs spanist
Float Indigo, received and for sale by
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Our Club Rates.

y- Col A. NJ. COCHRAN, of Barnwell, we are
Informed has been appointed Deputy U. S. Mar
ahal for Edge6eld.
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rrE EsrEY COTTAGE ORGAN is the best
3 aill cheapest. Contains the latest Improvements
Tnr Hua,amd and Fos JaLihfate. j. ESTE1 " CO.,
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