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Greeley Items.

\ " wall street man WTlles Iudt ~ 10 "
mistake to suppose that Wall street is
opposed to Greeley. He says that Com
modore Vanderbilt, the heaviest operator
in the street, goes for Greeley; and so
does Daniel Drew, the Methodist specu-
lator, and so does Anthony Dimock, the
great steamship. owner, and the boldest
of all the young operators on the stock
Exchange; aud so do Davenport, and
Van Schaick, and hundredsof other bulls
and bears.
The Hon, Galusha A. Grow, for twelve
years Republican Congressman from the
Wilmot district Of Pennsylvania, and
the Speaker of the House during his last
term of service, has formally repudiated
Grant and declared for Greeley. Mr..
Grows record as one of the earliest, most
earnest and most consistent Republicans
has given him an unruestionable right
to rank with the ablest and purest. lead
ers Of his party.
The venerable james Watson Webb, OF
New York, has written q letter i'll favor
of his old antagonist Greeley.
The names Of three Democrats were
called from tombstones and made to do
duty at Wisconsin Grant meeting.
a fond father in North Carolina, who
has reoiced in the advent Of nine daugh-
ters, recently had his first son born to
him, and signaled the. event by naming
him Horace Greeley.
.'Ex-President Andy Johnson made a.
speech at Nashville, on the 18th, to about'
three thousand people. 1t did not VAR
much from his Knoxville speech, though
more elaborate. He referred to the gem
eral preference for military men for
Office, and warned the people against it
as of evil tendency and while speaking
of amnesty asked amnesty larllimselI.
1t is inferred from this that he desires
the nomination foT Congress for the State
at large.
John Morrissey Is Offering to bet that
Greeley will carry New York, without
counting the vote Of either New York
city or Brooklyn. Hc also offers to bet
that Greeley will have forty to spare in
the electoral college.
Wm. j. Gi1lingham, President ot the
Republican 1nvinciblcs of rhiladclphia
has resigned his Office and declares for
the honest wood chopper. Is this t:iing
never going to stop?
Grant is ready to clasp hands across
the bloody chasm with the ex-rebel who
will vote for him. But he is disgusted
ut the thought Of Greeley doing such
thing.
Colonel ". r.. Myers, of Charlotte,
North Carolina, vino entertained Secre-
tarv Boutwell, when in That place Oh his
recent stumping tour, has now repudia-
ted Grant allQ declared his intention to
vote for Greeley.
Ey-Govcrnor John G. Edwards, Of
Missouri, now nearly eighty years o!'
aye, ana all ultra Democrat, has written
a letter to Colonel Peter SAKE, oi' Calii"r-
MIA, which gives most sensible view OF
tnc situation. Ho says: 81 am against
all banks, all mbnopoiies, all subsidies,
any and all tariffs, high salaries and
heavy fee bills, andih favor of direct tax
alton. With all this. have 10 troublc'in
supporting Greeley. Ina desperate fight,
sc should pick up the best club to beat
our enemies over the head"
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Kolmesyinea Mills .ForrlSale.

I1AvINe sawed upa our available
III. timher, wo'offer for sale our splen-
ididSAW,alIL LLn ESGIN NE anda3O!LER
The Engine is a Double Cylinder.
twenty-five horsepower, comparatively
now, and in'first rate runallngorder., The
whole MaehlerX + an sct S y e
place desired.i
IF not sold blythe first Of Decembcr
next, we ,walthen lease to an approved
tenant, hoth;the Grist and Saw Mil, for.
the ensuing Year The Giist Mil grindss;
eight or ten thousand. bushels Of Corn
per hpnuni!a Good tiJhbotban.he bought
in theneighborhood. Ii5g rs, s,,.,,;
s Persons desiring to embark nsthe Mil
busif1ss wilIdo we'll tSt..n early, and
examine our bill, Yerras liberal. ~. l. !
{, .. : A&T1MEsts 9 n PRESCOTT.
July ah'lS79, = cts 4 e8e..N Ee29 .
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NAPOLEON, O., July %, 1872.

Hon. 4, HI2iams: aa,~
Your kind favor came TO hand to-dav,
and be assured l was glad TO hear from
you, and to learn that you are on the right
track, politically l am for Greeley since
the Baltimore convention, and hope ana
pray that he may be elec.ed, and | really
believe he will be.
Gov. Scott of South Carolina, ] suppose
is really resident OF this place yet; His
family was still living here, when he was
first elected governor, and they have since
spent about one half Of their time here.
r. X. Scott came to this country some
twelve or fifteen years ago, and located IN
the little one-horse town OF Florida, IN this
Henry county. as doctor, having never
graduated or attended medical lectures,
content to practise some tive or SIX years.
He was a candidate for Justice Of the
peace, and beaten in his township, while
his party had u majority. Afterward ne
sought and obtained the nomination for
county treasurer, ran and was defeated.
He then went into the dry goods trade
in his own town.
Atterward lie came to this town and
engaged in the same business and failed
totally, worth nothing. Then he went
into the army as lieut. Colonel and got to-
be brig. general, and came home, and
through the influence OF Jim Ashley he
got the appointment i'll command ol tae'
freedmans bureau at Charleston, South
Carolina, and was finally elected Gnvef-
nor. DR.. Scott is Very clever fellow,
large and portly, aud very g'od looking,
but very ignorant get tells l. good story
well. In writing letters fails in orthog-
raphv very much I.presume ne IS now
worth million Of dollars He owns u
large amount OF real estate in this and adj
Joining counties, and thousands OF acres
IN the northern part Of Michigan IN con
pany with other men, and he has made
this money off the people Of South Caro-
lima. 1t is said the JAY .oolie loaned him
the money, and he bought $S00OO OF these
south Carolina bonds for iorty-four per
cent. on the dollar. and then. as governor,
recommended that theintorest on the State
bonds be paid in 4 scili-annUal!y.'
The Legislature passed the bil,. sGa
immediately the bonds were worth nlns'H
cents on the dollar. supposc he ma: scv-
eral thousand or hundred thousElI io!-
lars @! those bonds, may Of W...ch ,.e:e.
lraudulenily issued ena. hadl.enot aoa4E
OF the Legislature laSt winter. he woua;
have been impeached as Governor. Pe:
haps YOU saw some account Of it. When
he came home from war, and before he
got the appointment in South Carolina,
asked him how he .stood politically, and
he told mc he should go with Tie party
that had the least TO DO with the negroes.
He is now building a iinc brick house in
this place laid it out into town lots, and
has sold the most Of iiiem lie mas some
very valuable property here, including s
tayern stand He drinks. whiskev anu
ganbIes largely for money.
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So the Speaker Of the House gets SILL
600. Congressman Elliott gets $4,000.
Chief Constable Hubbard gets S3.S66
Elk congressman Hoge gets 81 600 Mem
bers o: the Legislature get from ?2Vo to
.s:4S. Unknown persons, presumed to be
men Of straw, receive sums ranging from
S25,545 to $500. What did these men
The real men-do for this money? Is
Moses, or Hoge, or Elliott, or Whlpper,
or Worthington, member of the Armed
iorce? We do not believe q word OF IT.
They have Low the opportumty OF ex-
rlanation. Let each man of them come
forward and show what service If honest
service, he has rendered. But they can't
do it. They will ':,iC in trembling the
vigorous prosecution which will prove, by
the records, who was the briber and who
were the brlbed.
. In Columbia it is universally. believed
tnat nearly al the e Armed lorccs cxpen
ditures was consumed in bribery. And,
with the names and figures before them,
1t is hard 10 see how any sensible person
cln reach Il different contiusion.-Charles-
ton News.
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The Mackeyites and the Bowenites.

In Charleston the Radicals. are fightinr
omon& themselves like a'parcel OF fierce
ord angry dogs. They arc divided into
two iactions. hating each other with dead
lp hatred. The one faction is headed hv
Sheriff Mickey; the other, 1.-THE mnredc
,cent.of the two, we helieve) by the notc-
rious Bowen. On Thursday last, these
factions held two distinct Conventions
the NIackets in Military Hall. and tho
Bowens in Hibernian Hall-Sor the, pur-
nose of sending Delegates to the State
Convention in Columbia.
. The Mackeyites, even among thnm
selves, were noisy, turbulent and v1rl9ar
The Boweniees were more quiet and uni
ted. Each Convention appointed full
set of eleeates-eiglrteen in number
Mackey heads bis delegation, and Bowen
heads his. Delaney. the negro Major
was temporary Chairman of the Mackey
Convention. and at the close of it, de-
nounced Sheriff :Mackey as scoundrel
who was endeavoring to cheat the ne
groes out Of their rights.
And to day wednesday, both these
delegations will appear in Columbia, anc
claim seats in the Convention. And ther
and there it is to be hoped they will fight
it out-until not a shred, hair or toe-nai
Of either party shall be left to disgrace
the State further.
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A sketch of Our carpet-Bag Gov
[From the Detroit .Mich.l Free Press.

from the Detroit Mlch.) FREE Tress'l
IoNIA, Mich, July 30.
A few months Since | read q newspaper
article which gave a brief history OF Gov.
Scott, Of South Carolina, and stating,
among other things, that he had lived IN
and went from Napoleon, Ohio, to that
State. Anxious to learn to what extent,
if any, the article referred to was correct,
recently wrote to an old acquaintance of
mine who has many years resided in Ma
poleon, Ohio. an1is ore Of its most promi-
nent, exemplary and trustworthy residents,
making inquiries as to Gov. Scott. and re-
ceived reply, copy Of which is herewith
forwarded for publication in your paper.
1t shows the kind of men which the Grant
bavonet policy has been constantly forcing
upon the Southern people as their rulers
since the close OF the war; and since too,
he said, Let Us have peace" But how
much "peace," ask, would or could there
have been in Michigan, with such a Gov
ernor, forced upon its people BY some OUT
side and irresponsible power, ruling over
and plundering them.
Do Grant and his ofice-holders and
thieves rromise any reform of these inta-
NOUS abuses? Is such rascality to go
forever uncorrected and unwhipped of JUS
tee? ais there no balm IN Gilead, no
physician there for the South? Is there
nothing in store for them but the vinegar
and gall Of robbery and iron rule Is
there nowhere in this broad land the N
tclligence to choose, the power to do the
right by then-generously lifting them
out of the slough of'oppressloa ana ruin
and making them feel that weare again
their brothers, and not eternal enemies?
Are the voices Of humanity, Christianity
and lofty patriotism forever hushed as
concerning their welfare? Are party and
not country, Office getting and not peace
bestowing, tyrannical rule and not pubic
good, the considerations which shall AMI
mate us as people? Nay; l believe a
bright and happy day is dawnng-one
which shall bring peace and healing upon
its wings, and perfect union OF hearts;
hands and purposes. of q redeemed ana
reunited and prosperous people, constitu
ting one great and noble brotherhood,
leaSSingto history the things that belong
to history, and concerning themselves only
with the present and future. May DEITY,
in the plenitude. of His goodness and Wis
DOM speed the broad dawn Of that day
with its full light Of glory.
But 1 have unintentionally and TOO
much enlarged. Begging pardon and no
ping your readers will all carefully read
and well consider the subloined letter.
\. WILLIAMS.
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COMM r. RCI.AL
AIGESTA Ann q

AUGUSTA, Aug, 90:
G0LD-Buying at llaand selling atll5.
COTTON Middllng quiet at 10; low
middling, ISL receipts, 3, and sales 125
bales. V ,a., ..e
~ RACON-Clear Sides, 114@114; G. R..
Sides, 114@1H; Shoulders, sos; Hams
15t@16; Dry Salt Sides, 9l@1O; d. S.
Shoulders, I. o
CoRN!White-by car load, 9o@o9a; Z;
yellow, S0@S2l.
WHEAT-Amber, 81 e5@l 20: red,
81 6O@l 65; white, 81 7O@l "a, H. 4
FL0UR-City Mills are; IS 2a for su
pcrtine: 50 fof extra; 50 80 for family,
and $40 80 for fancy; Western and Coull-
try, Sac @lp, and dull. w.
OATS-White and mixed, o74 q 62!.
Prince Edward Island, 81
.PEAS--Wo quote at 81 25@1 so.
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The North Caro,.na Election.

WAsnfxeTox, August ia Lilo! -
ccived here from the GnyeHcr o. Nofu
Carolina in response 20 relueSt tor 4
apy of the certificate OF elect :: t,oA.
tLe Secretary oi that St&ie, says: " Ine
result of the electlon viii not 3. off lAliy
made known until aftcr the Speaker ol Tie
House assures ell the returns IN tle p es
ence Of both branches of tae Legislature.
waich does not convene until the thru
Mondav IN November There are some
ffeeY counties vet 10 be heard from, ex
cant partial returns. The most heard
rom ars seni.otficial, and it is pretty sat
;sfan ntorily ascertaincd that Caldweil,s ma
ioritv will range from l,s0o to 2'9oc
Sicned. T. K. Caldwell.
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Catalogue of Erskine College

f. We acknowledge the receipt Of new
Catalogue of Erskine College, at Due
West. This pamphlet is beautifully
issued by the Presbyterian Steam. Power
Printing Office Of Due West, The num-
ber of. pupils during the past session was
"a. In the Senior Class VIC notice the
name of T. J. o. Holloway, and in the
Junior Class, that of S. P. Mathews, both
of Rdgefeld.
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- nooro named jessie Johnson,

rs-A negro, named jessie Johnson,
attempted to poison twenty-six PERSONS
.manv Of them young ladies belonging 10
the elite of Greensboro, n. c., society,
bv ro.sening the ice cream. The party
was in attendance upon the commence
ment of Rev. Mr.. Fontain's Fema'e
Academy. at Reidyille. None of them
have vet died, but the physie'ans say
tbat several of them wit not recover.
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The Charleston News Changing its
Locale.

our spirited and popular cotemporary,
the Charleston Ners, has removed from
its locale on East Bay to No. l9 Broad
Street, the busiest and most frequented
portion Of the city. The Ne'cs is power
in our State, and we hope tie change may
only add to its already admirable capa-
bilities and Opportunities.
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rne c. e. Medical Association

"The Transactions OF the S. c. Medical
Association" ut its Annual Session OF
ls72-superbly printed by Walker, Evans
d. Cogswell, of Charleston-now lie upon
our table. We are pleased to receive it,
and shall look through it with much
intnIpSt -.
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w On the 18TH. Mr.. Il. $. Williams,
living near Ridge Spring, shipped the
first bale Of new cotton to A2gnsta, con-
signed to Messrs. Warren, Wallace u,
Co. We have not ascertaihed the price
received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-22

as- DIR. j. s. wi Duncan, appointment
citizen of Barnwell, s. G., died suddenly
ut his residence last Friday morning! He
was near seventy ssars Of age, and had
lived in Barnwell all his life. hdh -
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COnartnerSfip Notice.

i HE UNDERSIGNED have FORMED a
Copartnership. for the purpose of con-
ducting WHOLESALE and RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE, TRUNK. HAT and
CLOTHING BUSINESS, at no. 2S9
BROAD STREET, under the firm name
ER&MULHERIN. Thank.
full to our friends aud the pubic for their
patronage in other departments of trade,
we respectfully solicit n continuance Of
tho salue in our new business.
..ll, EDWD. +. G.t1.LAlIER,
NJ ,;WM. AWLHER1S..
Augusta, Aug 1t 30
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THE ADVERTISER.
Edgefield, S. c., Aug.s2, 1872.
.rhe. Hon. n. pssimpson's Railroad
- 81 a Rlsn. s

n sn1intoMgen aa,l concise canlmu-
nicatiQn, oufs4tll citizen, Or. NJ. w
Ayney, setsfosth tho views of the.Hon,
W.gD: Simpson. of Eaurehs, in regard to
the building Of the long talkcd-of Rail
road from Spartanburg to this place and
beyond. Col. Simpsons plan, in our
opinion, is unmistakably clear and feasi-
bile. We hope that all interested will
read and consider it WELL. And by all
means in the worldly love of money,
by love of progress and civilization, by
love of country and the common veal
the Corporators IF the Road already
chartered from spartanhurg tor Aiken.
should take the suggestion at once into
their heads. their hearts, and their hands,
and forthwith devise some. steps towards
the building of our Railroad, Gentle
men. to work.
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Fifteen Hundred Acres,

Fifteen HUNDRED Acres. -
Will ha sold in = body, or in quantities
from two 10 three hundred acres to suit
purchasers, AportioE ofthis Tract is i'll
fine stale Of cultivation. whilst large
proportion of the Tract is. native forest,
and we'll tinibercd With the best White
Oak, Hickory, Ash and Poplar, There
is fine water power on the place. sGtii )
cient to run any Kind of machinery.
Terms, One Third Cash. .fhe balance.
in one and two years, in equal annual
with interest from date:
Mr.. y i. Broadwater.' who is living
on the place, will take cpleasure in show
ing the r;Gmises to any y,a one w,shnS ,5lG 70
buy. vs. ~ 5tsfW. IL: MOSS.
Augl4 nI., plin3. ,5l. 2m' sfa
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desirable Farm. for Sale /!

THE Subscriber o:fal,s for sale his
Il valuable farnl, known as the Mur:>
j rell place. cs,ntairing 2.G lcrcs. living
OH tho C.t!. .c IA! 'R. r., ;pd adjoining
I, lands of CAPT. I. i.SCia,iS Usfatc ~ P.
7 r. Bldlock, Sam $Saitci;I,,, aic ;Sitbscri-.
bcr's home place:
About 75 .Acccs,-t,esh 4.,lt.--a,,d ina
kirh 'staapsofs cllsIya.Eel.f 3ai, t;..;siGsi,,
wsll tih;herel .,:c,sa 'fa:id, aaiS all we'll
adap.ed 10 COR .c.c cotton.
! There is or,tac aretnisaSa conffor, aS!e
Cottl.sn;. Dwelling. Nitciasn, Nesro Cab-i
ins, Stables, Grin G,di., assJ,,I iG,rl ~
y good bargain wiz. es siren to an.
j. ". BARR S.
July.sI ...4-.4---.4-4.-4.--. tt g .
J DS9N FEaiAEs.. INSTITUTE, !.
j!arion, Ala The S5th Annaal Session
Lbsgins the first qg.0 October, With Is teach
erS 10 hands5qinc new ontiit in parlors,
chapel, lectare-rooms aysi- dining. roomiis,9
= Rt9Hos s;,1 anu sypSFsaps iaIading u o1
elegant new walnuS sait do K7t.a9a
spring heds in the dorrnisorits s:,di doors !,
'carpetef. llcerageiattentlanee FIT fifteen {.
yeassp;ist, 200. Erprasestgcsi.,sss:l.Si.F For
circular, address RIGHARDi Il RAW.
tLlNGS, NJ A., PresidentllW aQTAfS2@
Dinner for the .SabFe Club.
MRS. L. a. RYAN VIII. ttaIRe,p pleas
Iva ure in preparing Dinner for the
Sabre Club on their regular days Of
meeting. Not only is the patronage'i6f
the Club q u, Sa1isIss Sps sa VIII wAS gesiss
be spared to mage ths Ftsinnlent ac-s3
Aug IA ga .s. tpst .sig. q, 2ti ,., "a -,
no Os5.slGTaTE 4 No cjSMM MEWt;faETE
aTUtse, Newtf wtfdayen,. Conn. psys@
paratrfy 3, Caeoa business SeieRii
i. Military sqt Naval Acnle1lses Fan session. s6.h
'Wt IF RUSSELL, Principal. 80 a
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WANTED.

A Situation as Teacher in a School of
II high grade by a voting gcntfeuiHn, i,
IA graduate sof Oxford, .Gn Has one!
years experience in Teaching. Best of
reference given. None need apply unless
stating terms. Address ]. A. ~, care Of
j. Il. Addison, Esq.;.at this Office. : C.
Angel ct 36
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For the Advertiser.

Mn. EDITOR: I have always thought
that nothing could make Il neighborhood
more desirable, attractive and pleasant.
than good roads. Not only our private
roads, but our public highways. are in
many places nearly impossible, particu-
i..i, in the clay country. This should
mut be so. The crops are now laid by,
the ovcrseers of roads are waiting orders,
laborers arc abundant and atleislire, and
why not have the roids put in order be
fore we commence our fall work?
Your humble servant served as Road
Commissioner for Q number Of years,
and his plan was to have all the hands
called out in August, and have the roads
we'll worked by side-ditching and throw
inc the dirt in the middle of the road
BY following this plan, his roads were
always in fine order, and pleasure to
the whole travelling community.
IT we mistake not the Commissioners
receive compensation? How about the
pay, when they do nothing?
OLD COMMISSIONER.
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Edgetield Female Institute.

1IIE Exercises of this School will be
resumed on the first Monday in Soptem-
Der next. .H.
Terms, $1,000, $1,000 and s2o, 90 accord
ing to grade, per Session-Ohe-half pay
able ut the commencement OF the Session;
the other half at, the ,.comneDeement of
the second quarter. .
MISS NJ. *. Q0BEY,. Principal.
Aug ~ "i' -. .a,2t '35
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFtET,D COiIN'rY

EDGEEIELD COUNTY. ~.
/; .LN,TILE ColRT or PROGtTE. -
Bartley, ,AI. Blocker and Smith Blocker,
Plaintiffs, against Nb.er p. Blocker,
Emily Douglas, Nancy Furnal, Char.
lotto Guerard. David Strother; Julian
StrotbcN Oicy Reid, Lucy Strother, AL
eNandcr Reid; Stewart Reid, Julia
Reid, John r. Blocker, Emily Cox,
Nancy Cox and Mary Cox, Defendants,
+, Petition for Iart!tion. ;,. 49,!
,T1O. Amor, P. Blocker, Emily Douglas,
Il Alexander Reid, Stewart Reid, Jil-
liza Reid, Emily Cox, Nancy Cox and
Mary Cox, Delcndantss 49,! >. .
: You'are hereby required tohppcar at
the Court of. Probate, 10 be holden at
Edgcfield Court House, for Edgeiield
County, on the 7th dayiof October, "A. D.:
1872, 10 show 'cause,if any lyoutcsll, why
the Real Estate, described in the petition,
liled in this ac.ion, should not be divided,
or sold, allotting to lheparties iii interest
llhe.shares to which they are respectively
emitted. d., 9.:UiSe ag .iari; ,......-.I
Given tudor my, hard and seal, this;
2lst day Of August, ~. D., 1877 J ~.
Q.SL. .iTURNER;iJ. PC
Aug. 2l ~ sri ct iiIt a 35Gg
J
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EIgefeid Male Academy.

NJ1LE bore-opened on the 1st Mon.
w. ddy in Sept. nexsr - 4.,i.,.
Terms, for. all English branches, per
session, $500; Langitages, $1,000. Pay
able one:half at the beginning, and half
in the nfiddle. Of the session. !! .; ..yji
Pupils, willbe teeeiyed at, any time
and charged for tuition fill the ehd of the
session R. T. MINIS,
Angel .aG} d s'>1 at ~ 35i
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

'FTHE Undersigned wishes to sell his
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lying
OH Turkey Creek, ten miles West Of
Edge!ield G. H., aud containing some,
ching over 'it. ~ ii' "