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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-21

me- Nearly two hundred freedmen
and Savernl families, sail from New ork
Tor I.iberiA. s1,js week. The emigrants
are mostly from florida, South Carolina
and Georgia, and go ont R6aer the aus
pices of the American COionizatiS1 So
ciety.
mr. At Louisville, Ky, On the 10th,
the Presbytery rendered a verdict Of
g,lilty against Rev. DR.. Gilbert III. Rob
er.sat;, on the charge of drunkenness,
lasciviousness and falsehood, and sen-
fenced him to be depesed from the min
istry and suspended from the privileges
of the Church, unless he shows repen
tance fitting him for membership.
m- The horse disease continues very
fatal in New York.
m- One or two off.hand hangings are
greatly needed in this State to stop the
gin burning business.
@- The Nerssich Comm Bulletin
staSss that the Hartford underwriters
have increased rates on merchandise and
buildings fifty per cent, and on risks
classed as especially hazardous, twenty
FIVE per cent.
@rA A negro man named Elias Win
freq has been lodged in Jail at Macon,
Ga, charged with committing rape
TyI
upon a IiHle white girl named Flanna-
gan, only twelve years old. There is
Said s to be sufficient proof to convict the
william. This is the second case OF the
Kind which has occurred IN Bibb'co county
in two weeks
m-. It is stated that Boutwell, succeeds
Sumner in. the Senate " -
@ Twenty counties, in thisstate give
Grant majority of 1880. The; twelve
counties to hear from will probably swell
this majority to nearlyif not quite 5o,eoo.
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d. c. TOMPKINS.
Deputy for Edgeiield.
Crant Holding o4t 1Ae Olive Branch

Crant Holding ost 1Ae Olive Branch
a Washington telegram of The l3th'
to the Savannah Adsersisey, says: "lhe
President this morning, ip conversation
with your correspondent. expressed a
lesire for peace throughout the country,
and said ne would labor for that object
th;t be was friend of the South, and
was ANXIOUS that the people OF tnat sec
ton should loos. npon him as sueh. Now
that the excitement OF 4he political con-
test was over, and all ve1ed 41sstions
were settled for the next four years, he
hoped the people of the South would de-
vote themselves to the developing Of the
vast resources Of their section, and kind
relations between the two races, &C., in
aid of which they would ipd no more
kind friend than himself.
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The Patrons Of Husbandry.

Our popular and energetic fellow-cia-
zen. DIR. D. c Tomplzins, as will be seen
bv his letter hereunto appended. has
been appointed beputy Master. for kdge-
field and Aiken Counties. of the now
powerful agricultural society called "1he
Patrons of Husbandry."
As matters now stand in the South
when respectable white people are allow
ed no hand in public or politicsl matters
this Society must certainly he consid-
cred boon and rallying poipt. For
what have we in these days so important
to attend to "a our agricultural interests
the seafae at once of our material pros
peritv and our personal happinessf
Therefore we most heartily Join Deputy
Master Tompkins i'll any effort to ex-
tend and solidify an Order which seems!
bound to accomplish a thorough and
systematic organizations among farmers
and dhorticulturists throughout the United
States, and tn secure among them iIti-
mate social relations and acquaintance
wits; zach other, for the advancement
and elevation of their pursuits, 'oith an
appreciation and projection Of their tr'te
Interests. BY such means mqy be ac-
complished that which exists Throughout
the country in all other avocations and
amosy all other classes-conDined CO.
operatfss assQriation for indipidual i'm
prorememt and s1m4pQn Rens6
We suggest to the iarHers9 Edgefield
that they take an active interest IN this
work. and organize subordinate Oranges
in all sections of the County as speedily
as possible;
MEETING STREET, Nov. 18th, 1872
MR. EpIroR;-As 1 Aaqge been appoint-
ed, by the Master Of the State Grange,
Deputy to organize subofiinateGranges
of the patrons of Husbandry'' in Edge.
field and Aiken Counties, itis not out OF
place for me to say what is the object, in
tent aaM meaning Of this organization.
The Commercial world has its Board
Of Trade tine Professions their Conven-
Sous. And the object Of tie Patrons of
HusbaI'Iy' simply intends that the
Planters shall form themselves into III
organlzalioa, that they may act in con-
cert, and as one man, in matters alone
that pertain to. Agriculture; which we
trust will advance the interest 81 tine
Farmers. and enable them the better 70
checklaate the various interests brought
to bear unf,rorablv uiao.n their business.
TO give some idea Of pis inagnitude
ana strongth. OF this Society,-~a Asve
aow In ibis State eighty GlHnHes. and
in the United States more than two nun
dred and twenty thousand members.
who stand ready and w,iiipg to "clasp
hands with every honest and GtAst1en-
sious Planter in the South to advance the
interest of agriculture.
Letters, addressed to me ut Meeting
Street r. o., Edgefield Co. II. &. Will
meet with prompt attt n,ion, either 10 or
yaui:e Oranges, or TO give information
upoa the aubjec.
DC. ToMPKINS.
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Abbeville Again in Ashes.
Especial Telegram to the Char. News,J
AEREyILLE. S. c.. November IL.

Especial Telegram to the Char. News,J
AEBEv1LLE, S. c., November II.
Another terrible fire has devastated
Abbevfile. We have hardly yet recover
ed from the coniiagratioh OF that night OF
horrors in last January, when the Mar
shall House and Knox Range were de-
stroyed, and nUw the fire fiend has again
run riot in tho fairest portion of our
town. The shri!l cry of " fire.! reused
the inhabitants at about one O'Clock this
morning, and the fire ragged until late
this afternoon. The streets have been
filled with wrecks of burning buildings,
piles of merchandise rescued from de-
struction, flying families startled from
their slumber by the spread of the
flames, and the day has been one of great
excitement.
The new Court House is burned, and
with it have been destroyed all the books
and records OF the various county offi
GERS, including the offices of the Sheriff,
Clerk OF Court and County Commission
ers. This will cause incalculable con-
confusion in the settlement of accounts,
the trial of criminal cases and the ad-
jus.ment' of land boundaries. 1t is i'm
possible now to give all the losses III de-
tail, but the general result may bs stated
as follows: One-fourih OF the finest bu-
siness part Of Abbeville, which was fast
rising from the ashes of last Winter S
conhagration, has again been destroyed,
and the loss in buildings and merchan
disc will not fall short of fifty thousand
dollars. OF this amount, perhaps one
half is covered by insurance, mostly in
Southern companies. Many of the los
ers are ruined, others are almost covered
by their insurance. The blow is crush
ing one, and it would almost seem that
terrible fatality attends the old town OF
>Abbeville. The merchants, however,
are undaunted even by this double dis
aster, and II their assurances Prove good,
most Of them will rebuild. 81
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4 NICE LrTrL4 TEA PARrr. The Co
lumbia Is. c. correspondent OF the Char
lestou Nsws telegraphs q, tbat paier,
amber date OF the llth instant.
There was held at the residence Of the
Misses Rolln last evening q meeting OF
the Womans Spa:ege Association OF the
State, Governor f. l.. Scott presiding.
Lieutenant Governor 4. j, Ransler, Gov
ernor elect F. ]. Moses, Jr, y. ]. Whip
per, Miss Lottie Rollin, Hon D. il. Cham
berlain, Miss Martha Scho6eld and Mrs.
R. C. DeLarge were chosen delegates to
the National C Convention of the Womans
Suffrage Association, to assemble at ST
Louis on the Goth instant"
TIE Misses Rollm," be it remembered,
are Aaahly leaders in buff society at the
South Carolina capital.
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PROEEssIONAL GARD.

r hereby inform my patrons and friends
i and the public generally, that from
the present time until the first January
next, I will be found at all times through
out the day Except when professionally
engaged) at the Drug Store of G. p. Penn
d Son; and duringthe night at the resi-
dence of j. c. Sheppard, Esq.
All calls for Medical services left at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Pom 81 Son. will
meet with a prompt and punctual res:
W. S. SHEPPARD, NJ. DIT
:. Nov 20. 90 If Ii5 48 ri
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and heavy Felt Skirts for little money.
&g> \ letter has been received at Mata-
inoras from, President Lerdo and the
Minister of Foreign Relaliopss stating
that the Mexican Frontier Commission
will strictly investigate the complaints
as tc cattle stealing, and thaLthc Mexicm
government will aid that of the United
States in pnlting an end 10 all distur-
Dances. The Mexiran government is re-
solved to foster internal Improvements,
to connect Mexico with the United States
by rail, and to encourage foreign immi-
grafton.
Es- The Marion Sar says: Robinson
refused to give performance OIL Friday
night, to the great disappointment
of many of our citizens who did
not go to the circus in the day, because
there yare SO many drunken men in
town. bfunklsssS reflect on this and
learn moral even froidiii'g oiHas,''
a'- R. NJ, Hughes, white man, was
brutally murdered by a drunken man,
not knowing what he was doing, in
Pickens county, on the 9Th instant. There
was no political or personal quarrel
Hughes was shot dead in his wagon by
the murderer, after the latter had snapped
his revolver at negro on the road, and
his victim had chided him for being
careless. The murderer naineis Julius!
Durham. 4, =; :.
~ Dr. Edward Smith, Demonstrators
of Anatomy in the South Carolina Dnf-
versity. has resigned that position. His
successor is Dr. John Watson, of York
vile, graduate orriip baltimore Medi-
cal College. i lf'
Gst- During the. last decade the United
States haveimported from Paris, for puri
poses Of dress merely, more than $780,
600 worth Of goods, in the i0rm Of bonl-
bazines, grapes, merinors, shawls, silks,
laces, toilet articles, jewelry, hats, leath-
er, gloves, trimmings, human hair, &C.,
the latter of which articles has mainly
been used used for the purpose of disfiguring
our women and nsalAsjil,y them bald.
10 An unscrupulous writer says that
Tennie c. Claflin's spurs penetrate the
equine flanks from opposite directions.
To this fabrication SHE Indignantly re-,
plies: "I'm no rooster; I don't wear
spqrs, nor ride straddle-legged. The
writer is liaafp
as> The eaakleof agoase sayed Bone, |
and the tinkle Ola eow bell saved the \
residence of Mrs. Luther AieBee, q!
Greenyille, on the 7th inst. Just before
day light, Mrs. McBee heard some COWS
in her front yard, and sent boy to drive
them out; while doing which, he dis
covered the incendiary's torch beneath
the house and gave the alarm. 1t was
extinguished before any damage was
done.
gT Seventy.two bills of indictment
have been made out against citizens Of
York at the present term of the Court of
General Sessions, for Ku-Kluxism.
Gs- DR.. Samuel Ashman, living in
Topeka, Kansas, in aftof drunken fren.
zy, or Wednesday LAST shot and killed
his Mifs, latter Nhichhe chopped off her.
breast inan INSANE attempt to cut her
heart out. It required ten! men to cap .
ture and convey the mailman to Jail, so
desperate we're his struggles. j
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THE ADVERTISER
Edgeiie,d, s. c., Nov. 81, 1872.
\ Happy Injunction Against the Coll
lection of Taxes.

lection of Taxes.
The present Comptroller General.
Neayle, not particularly famous as an
honest man. issued few days ago, his
Tax. Levy for the fiscal year commencing
Nov LIST. 1872. Neagle will go out OF
office in fortnight or less, and be sue
ceeded by Solomon L. Hoge. In the
meantime, however, an application has
been made, and granted, for an injunction
10 restrain Comptroller General Neagie
rom making this tax levy. This LOOKS
very much as if the incoming powers
were determined that the outgoing
should exercise no further functions anu
.onch no further spoils.
The injunction was granted cy 'uase
Melton on the ground of the uncons!l'u-
tionality of the joint resolution author.
izing the levy and collection, because .ne
said ,ooint resolution appropriated the
proceeds of the takes to the fiscal year
commencing November lst, 1871 iof
which fiscal year tax has been 'aiic''es
levied, collected, appropriated and als-
bursed, thus violating section 3, article
Q, of the Constitution, which prescrioes
one annual tax for each fiscal year. Judge
Melton, also enjoined the levy and coilec
ton of the tax TO pay the interest on the
public debt, on the ground that the
Comptroller General has no authority N
make the levy without further specihe
legislation. -.
So there will be no collection OF Taxes
at present And no one need feel thf
saintest apprehension in declining to pay
The Moses administration IS going !"
allow the Scott administration 70 do notn'
ing further. And we earnestly hope thii
may all turn out for the best; for 1t mus
be remembered that the new admiais'
tration has solemnly promised to l'gn'el
ourburdens.. 3; :.
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ns- In New York, along the banks of
the Hudson, the chickens are dying by
the hundreds. Turkeys, geese and ducks
also show signs Of the malady.
gBr A jury of Muscogee county, Ca,
gave Allen Andrews, a respectable old
colored gentleman, verdict of $59l
dsmages against the Western Railroad,
for breaking ono of his legs. Who says
anegro,cah't'get his rights in Georgian
w oh'satutday lastfthe State Board
CT lCanvassers decided lin ,faver lbfLG.
C. Bowen for Sheriff Of Charleston,
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-. Tbe columbia correspondent of

es- The Columbia correspondent OF
.,o charleston Ne,cs says,:e Its thought
sa,o VIZ tfat the candidature for Speaker Of
.sa M Honse has narrowed down to Tim I'm
1Iur,sv .lu ands. .. Lee, Of Edgeield. The
sanatorial fight is coming to close quar-
tors It's already hot. Honey is to be
sT snent, and only money will probably
decide it, as things now look. Members
elect continue to come in, and they are
after blood, SO tespcak, almost to a man.
Look out for rich scenes aheae;
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having demands against
IA the. Estate of j JAMES SMYLX, de-
ceased, will present the same to ME in
accordance with law All persons In
debted toFaid Estate are hereby notified
to make payment to me without delay.
A. j. SMYLY, Ad'or.
NoY,6 St 48
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G1s HOUSE BesNED-We lesra that
tba gin house of ;lr David Page; on
BeecG Islaad, S. c., was burned about
,n;d.dau yesterday, together With a large
Quantity Of seed and lint cotton Ebe hre
= ranorfed to have originated from match
in tie cotton. ignited by the gsn. There
- :. come @ mystery about this distribution
- - IT matci,ss in seed cotton-far too many
fires in gin houses are being traced to tins ms
ca cause to ! Justify the belief that 1t is all
os cs;dentaI.-Chronicle & Sentinel, 18th.
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NOTICE--.PAY up!

A LII persons indebted to me in Edgei
N field County. will save cost by set
Ting between this date und 18th Decem-
Der, as after that date my Notes and Ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of
JohifL. Addison, ESQ.,, for collection. in
Those desirous to settle can do so with
me, or with rlrs II. Bussey. 173 Broad
Street, who is authorized to collect and
receipt in my name. - :. -. =
- - J.;W. THURMOND. +
Augusta, Ga, Noy. 10th, lS72 I'm AS
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;, Griffin & Cobb are offering this week
at low prices, New Dress Goods-and a
fresh stock ofsthe Seamless Kid Glove.
MsNIERCI

AUGUSTA, Nov. 10.
RGOLD-Euying at l12and selling at ll4.
sCOTTON-Marke opened firm at 800
18sc., and closed unchanged. Sales, 1900
bales; receipts, 1882 bales,
BACON-Clear Sides, ll@11!; c. R.
Sides, lilo LIZ; Shoulders, 1911; Hams,
20@2l; Dry Salt Sides, 94; D. S. Shoul-
ders, 7@74.
=, CoRN-White-by car load, ,,ao@95;
yellow, 82@S7.
white, Sid.
jFLoUR-Cityi Mills are: IS 75>for su
pertine; 50 25 for extra :. 50 rs for family,
and SlEfor- fancy Westernand Country,
S5@1o
0ATS--White and mixed, 5000;
Black Seed, 81; Red Rust Proof, 81 500
60. Prince Edward, SIPS.
PEAS=-We quote.at 81 l0@125.
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y. N. Cheatl,a:u,

rs selling Black ALPAGCAS,4 from 20
Il cts, TO eT2O per- yard ). and. is expecting
80 pieces by Express this week. ri; IN,
+ Nov. 20 If 48
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w- Mr.. A. A. Barnes, of Washington
county. produced this year, with one
horse and one hand, fifteen heavy bales
of cotton and lbs bushels Of corn. Pret-
ty good farming that, for young man
inst commencing life.
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81, Mg-Theafy,a,i,r

nAs just received 4 Bales GraniteyiIle
LII SHIFTING, which he is offering
from 10 to 12l centsper yard. +. 80
% Nov 20 ~ .tf3.. 49,
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Sas ;7UCN.afiff' Agent,
State CT South Carolina

State of South Carolina.
) ( EDGEF1ELD COCNTY. I:
JLNIHE co U1PT OFPRoB4q,EG |;
BARLEY NJ. Blocker and J 4 4 |
Smith B. Blocker, Plain'ffs
AbnerH Blocker - IL.
saaayy ssmi3yl lPPssslsas' Pssslsas l'f4 Hsl.qf' psslqf'n'
Charlotte Guerard, et al
~ Defendants. .s1S SISs ci..s
TN pusnhhec of an order from tho Hon
= d. l.. Turner, Judge of Probate T -
this case, Twill proceed to sell ~ Ti,,va -
field Court House, on the first Rfonda1
in December next.
!. I THE gRAcT or LAND describedin
Inc petition, containing Fifteen Hundred
Acyes, more or less, situate, living and
l5e!ng ip's9id County, a on waters i6f EnT
srqek. bouiltlea by lands Of Felix Lake
sen:,S FELIX Lake, jrp Felix Walker, Mrs.
Alartha hughes, HeprX Green, i. Cor.
ley and others, III .ciTfay
p, The,said land will ibo. sold In smallr
tracts 'or parcels, = Plats5 81 s@aiikn VIII
Dc exhibited on the day Of sale. III
IERMS-The costs and one. half thA
purchase money to be paid in cash. The
.halance ora credit of. twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale The
credit portion of the purchase moHe t0,
besecured by the Bond OF the chaser
and mortgage Of the premises
go j. II. MGDEyTTT, 8. E. G..
Nov. 9, 1879, fi4s Ste ss..'se sa AZ
.
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE COTTON PLANT:-Notthe Cot
ton Plant that grows out Of the ground
and occasions such everlasting toll and
trouble, but Cotton Plant that saves Ia
Dor, and brings warmth, and comfort,
and health, and cleanliness. We mean
the splendid new Cooking Stove called
The Cotton Plant" now sold by w. /.
DELPHI Il Co., of Augusta. But word
about this new firm, before we spread
our wings furtherin the Cooking Stove
flight Those TWO brothers, Wallace L.
and William I. DELPHI, sons of former
well known cotton-buyer of Hamburg,
and ranking among the most high toned
and enterprising young men of Augusta,
have recently established themselves in
the Stove and Hardware line. They are
we'll known among Edgefield peopld;
and all who have once known them well,
will certainly tie on to them forever
This week they place their card before
the Edgefield public by means of the
Advertiser. We beg for this card very
special attention. If there is woman
ip. all this broad County SO wretched and
unfortunate as not to possess Cooking
Stove, let her hasten at once to our young
friend, Wallace DELPHI, who is every
thing that is good and true; and he will
prove to her Balm in Gilead" by
providing her with C0'tan Plant"
The Delphs are opposite the Planters
Hotel.
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The Boston Fire.

1t is now believed that the direct and
indirect losses by the Boston fire will
not exceed $40, 900, ,OOO, after the insurance
is 1quidated.
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Griffin IL Cobb have in Store 4 large
Stock of Genuine Hand-Sewed Shoes
and Ladies Dress Walking Shoes.
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.,J. HI. Cheathalll

uAS received this day, per Express,
IL another Lot of beautiful Silk POP
LINS, at$l.OO per yard. ,.. ..,b,..s
>. Nov. 20 IT,. i,,4 48
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: Fire, q, Wood.

r AM now prepared to furnish FIRE
k'WOOD in any duantity-Green 6rDry
LAT the shortest notice, to such as apply
to. me-. r. o. SANS.
.NoY 20 If 48
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~ OFF. lCGhse,aitham Is selling good
tGorsets. at so cts, which are worth 81 90.
SO +" -. %"i. 49,, -. Al
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"TEN DAYS BEFORE YhE Ros-
TON FIRE."-Tl,e Boot and Shoe uues-
ton is, this winter, one Of peculiar inter-
est and Importance. And under present
circumstances, the announcement of
Gallahe her q Mulherin, iranother column,
comes like glad ttllings to the anxious
heart. Gallaher u Maiherip are the
largest Shoe-Dealers perhaps in Angus
ia. Read the said announcement. And
note the salient points. "No advance
in prices" ga purchaser in Boston ten
days before the fire." "one Thousand
cases Boots and Shoes at the Low Prices
at which we have been selling during
the Past Three Months"
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Land Sale

THE Uudersiened, as Agents and At
IL torneys in fact for the Heirs at Law
of j. F. ADAMS, deceased, will sell at
Edgefield e. H., on the First Monday In
December next,
THE PINEY WOODS TRACTS, No.
l and No. 2, of said Estate, containing in
the aggregate Six Hundred and Twenty
Eight Acres, more or less. situate in Edge
field County, adjoining Lands Of Dabney
Jones, b. T. Minis, and others, now in
the possession Of IA. A. Glover. Sold for
the balance Of the purchase money. Il
Terms Cash.
tis'f 5J.T. ADAMS, - sisiH:aiil
Agents and tAttorneysfor Heirs at Law.
NOV w lnf.1Yfl..sii1 tt.. FG,rG l,.tH48i1n
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Administrators Sale!

Fly virtue OF an order from Hon D. L..
ID 1rurnef, Judge of Probate; 1%il sell
at the late residence Of James, C. Smyly,
Decd, on Thursday, the 2sth inst, oil
the Personal Estate of said, deceased,
consisting OF -.uf. b. al.ae ..
HORSES, MULES, go MS. $3.50,
CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, SHUCKS, - ,snsa
COTTON AND COTTON SEED, ~. 4
WAGONS & PLANTATION TOOLS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., &c,
Term: Terms esjn. q: JlsMYnisYi; aid1ossr..:is aid1ss.s
Nov. 12 ....!4;l =: ~: 81. }. III. II
Vinegal,! Vinegar! =
VUST received two Barrels of choice
81 White Wine and Cider Vinegar. -.
G. L. PENN IL SON, Druggists.
Nov 13 If AZ
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Hegenlan's. GampIi6r Ice.
K9sHE best csltet Sar Chappsd Lips and
Il Hands, For Sale, at
CLISBY'S Drug Store.
Octlj II "a
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j. H. Cheathan
important to the Ladies.

II H. CHEATHAM has in Store 100
~. pieces of Checked Striped and
Plain CAMBRICS, which he is Offering
at onlyl0 per cent. advance on Factory
prices. Prices range from -l24 cts up-
wards. Now is the, time to buy. Call
and see them. ~.
Nov. 90 If 4S