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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., Inventor and Ma
ker of the First Sewing Machine
in the World.

I haze the Agency for Edgetield Coun-
tv, for the Improved H0WEMACH1NE.
we claim it 10 be the best machine in the
world:-
lst. For simplicity OF machinery, dura-
bility, compactness and easo OF manage
ment.
End. Sewing from the finest " the
coarSest fabric, Vithc':t change 0i acedfe,
thread or tension with great ease
Srd. Using any kind or size Of thread.
9Th. For passing oUer cny kind Of seam,
,ctthsut breaking aecclies, charge of speed
or tension.
9th. For never skiping stitches
9th. For having 4 perfect contfol oUe,'
Goth threads, that makes stitch alike on
both sides that will not rip or ravel.
attachments for Hcmming, Tucking.
IraidinS most complicated PATTERNS.
Cordinr, Quilting, Euliling, Embroider-
ing, Gathering and every kind OF sewing
that can be done by hand.
Satisfaction guaranteed ur no sale.
Win put machine OH trial, ii desired.
Address me at Johnson's Depot. G.. C..
g. A. R. R., or R. II. Minis, Edgetield C.
H. The machine and samples of work
can be seen ut r. II. Minis Photograph
Gallery. Y. A. MINIS, Ag't.
May Is tt, 81
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An Atroc;ous Murder in Beech Island.

An Atroc;ous Murder In Beech Island
At Hanklnson's Store, in Beech Island
on last Saturday night, a horrible and
altogether unprovoked murder was COM
L. I'D by one Thos. Williams, colored
MAJ. who ruthlessly took the lifo OF
fellow mau. also colored, named John
Minis. 1t appears that Williams was
beating another negro in an unmerciful
manner, when Iims went to Williams
and begged hi,l 10 cease beatingthe man,
WHO was Il ;ric' Of Minis, whereupon
w:l':ams became very much offended
with Minis, accused him of taking up
the tight of his unfortunate friend, which
Minis denied, and after giving the latter
thu Id lie, took up tho door bar, and
struck Minis severe blow across the
temple, from The elects of which blow
he died almost instantly. An inquest
was held on tho body of the deceased on
The evening OF the 26th, J.. F. Harling,
Trial ,Jastice, acting as Coroner, and YER
die. returned in accordance with the
above facts. Williams was arrested and
lodged in Jail at this place by Milledge
Cooper, Constable, on Tuesdaylast, where
henow awaits his trial.
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THE WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS
HEALTH AND PLEASURE
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT
SUNNY SOUTH

A RE located in the PIEDMONT REGION
IA Of Georgia, Twenty-Five miles South
east of Chattanooga, Tenn, and Wlthln
two miles of the Western q Atlantic HALL
road.
These Springs, Fiftystwo in number,
embrace every variety OF Mineral WAFER
found in the famous mountains OF Yir-
ginia.-White, Red and Black SULPHUR,
Alleghaney, All-Healing and CHALYBE-
ATE, ,MAaNEsIAN, SODA and IODINE; as
also the waters characterizing the Mont
vale Springs of Tennessee, and Indian
Springs of Georgia; all of which are to
be found here in abundance, within the
compass of this Magic Vale," afford
ing a certain. cure for DYSPEPSIA, RHEU-
MATIsM, G,oUT, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ScRoFULA, all kinds of CUTANEoUs AF.
FEcTIoNs, md in fact, every Disease that
human hesli is heir to.
A Line of Omnibuses will be In readl-
Jss on the arrival Of every train 10 con-
vey guests from Catoosa Station to the
Springs, in twenty minutes, where they
will be greeted with STRAINS OF STIR
RING Music, and an
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Groceries

J.. JONES s SON, at Jchnston-s
Depot, C. c. & A. Railroad, having es-
tablished- themselves i'll business, offer
the following Goods to consumers: !, 80
CORN in any quantity desired,
BACON, all grades, ~
MEAL; HOMINY, RICE gcta
| FLOUR, all the best brands, e =.
MOLASSES by the gallon, barrel or
hogshead, ., -. -
! SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, ~ a
| LARD, a superior article,
MACKEREL in Kits, Half Barrelsa and
Barrels,
MACARoNI.a and CHEESE,
CRACKERS OF all kinds,
Canned FRUITS JELLIES,
RAISINS, ALMONDS, NUTS,
TOBACCO and SEGARS,
CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, &c, r..
Also, MEDICINES, BITTERS, and
everything appertainii.g to q first class
Country Grocery House. ~
Having abandoned the Liquor busi-
ness, we will devote our entire time TO
the wants of our customers. A
We also have ON hand good assort.
ment Of BOOTS and SHOES, all grades
and prices.
Thankful for the very generous patron
age OF the past, we hope by fair deal
ing to merit and receive a continuance of
the same.
We will sell Planters Supplies as low
as they can be laid down here from any
market, for Cash, or for satisfactory pa
per, payable 1st OF November next.
ALI persons in anywise indebted to. the
late firm of Jones q Toney must settle
immediately, by cash or satisfactory
paper. ~
III ALI Cotton offered here will be
bought by us, or cash advances made on
consignments. 80 sc
~. 7. JONES& SON.
May /, 1872 ct, - 10
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OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME

The HOTEL AND GoTTAaE BUILDINGS
are in thorough condition, newly painted
and furnished WI th entirely new appoint
ments.
The TABLE will be first class In every
particular. ANN gniicent BALLROOM
one hundred by th irty feet, and elegantly
fitted PARLoRs. 5s't1
BILLIARD AND BAR Room seyenty-hve
feet long, and capacious Bowling Sa
loon.
@- Direct TEIEGRAPH1c AND POSTAL
Communication
The. buildings and grounds VIII be
brilliantly illuInined with Gas, and ey-
cry attraction will be afforded the visi-
tors to CAToosA' SPRINGS.
The above Watering-Place will be
opened to Patrons JUNE 1sr, 1872, by
w. G. HEWITT,
Late of GLOBE HOTEL, Augusta, Ga.
May 8, At r. ~
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Interesting Items from Ridge Spring.
RIDGE, 8. c., May 23d, 1872.


RIDGE, 8. c., May 23d, 1872.
Mr.. Ep1ToR.-Thinking you would
like to haveitems from different portions
of the County, to publish when your
space permits, have concluded to send
you a few from Ridge Srring, one of the
| prettiest and most promising villages in
the State.
It is progressing, and We anticipate
having quite town in the course of q
few years more. But a few years since
and there were only two houses here.
Now there are many. more Since the
completion, OF the C. c. q a, r. R., this
place has improved very much, and still
continues to do so. Improvements are
visible or all sides.
The place has three Stores, occupied re-
spectively by Messrs. Merritt g. Merritt,
r. & J. w. Zimmerman, and Cartledge
d Thomas. Trade during the winter
past was good, but now, as summer sets
in, when farmers are busy andmerchants
idle, or amusing themselves the best way
they can, there is somewhat of dullness
with them.
We think Ridge Spring is destined to
be a place of considerable note in the
future. All the restrictions requisite to
make it moral and really desirable
place, are enforced. Not drop of liquor
of any kind is sold here; and morality
is generally inculcated.
We have large and commodious Bap-
list Church, with the eminent Rev. Sam
uel Furman as pastor, whose great mind
and extraordinary qualifications have ac-
qiired for him exceeding popularity and
honor. His impaired health and ad-
vanced age render him of late unable to
perform regularly the sacred duties al-
lotted to him. Els recovery is looked
for soon.
Several houses have been reared within
the last six months. anG soon we are still
70 have another desirable acquisition.
Mr.. VIM. Merritt is: crec'.n:;; a fine man
sion on the North siGiu If the Railroad.
ana Will soon grace tic place by the pe;-
.:lanent location o. himself and iamily.
We haze fine spring that furnishes
wa;ar in abundance. All that is required
to make mis- place OF general resort for
Northern invalids, tourists and pleasure
seekers, is to have the Spring properly
fixed, ami good lotel erected. with
livery stables, &c. The water is decided
ly superior, and we feel satisfied that IN
analysis OF the same would prove it to
contain medicinal properties of consider
able value.
The country around is in fine state OF
cultivation. Cotton predominates. Corn
is rather in the back ground. Scarcely
enough to last four months is cultivated.
The Western States are expected to fur
nish it, and but little local attention is
given to it.
We forgot to state among improve
ments that the Messrs. NmmermaYhave
built neat Masonic Lodge over their
store, and rented it to the Masons here.
1t is soon to be dedicated by high Mason
and honored citizen of your village; and
it is supposed the mystic order will have
an interesting time on the occasion.
A few more inhabitants, dwellings and
stores, and this will be quite a pleasant
and beautiful little village.
Yours, &c.
MAS
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D8. GsADyWAY'S ~
Perfect PurgatiVa Pills.

perfectly iastciess. creanil: coated viii wcei gum.
purge. regulate. purify, cleanse. and strengthen.
Railways !iiis. for 'h. or al disorders "i the
Stomach Lirer B..wci> kidneys. Bladder, Nervous
diseases, Icanache. Constipation. C",livcncss. ind-
sestinu. Dyspep ia SliolSness, BILIOUS Fever. In
damnalion Of he Bowels. and all DcruDgemcnts OF
the In, rnu Viscrra. Warranted 10 cfrc; p0.;tive
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury,
minerals. or dectrr 'hs drugs.
s~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders uf the Digestive Organs:
CONSTIPATION. Inward Pills Ful'n,ss Of the Blood
in the Heau. Ac,diiy Of TIE Stomach. Naust a. Heart
burn Disgust of Food Fnness or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Erucaiions. Sinking or Fluuering at
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
A few doses Of RADwAY'S PILLS Will free the
system from all the above nsmcd disorders. Price,
25 cents per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE, Send one let;e-
stamp to RADWAY & CO.. No. 32, WARREN
STREET, Cor. Church Street. New York. Infor-
nation worth thousands will bt sent you -
,JJly B Is
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To the Public,

A S above announced, have this day
n bought the entire interest Of Mr.. Nj
A. Markert in tho Drug House os Mar
kert tS Clisby, andwill continue the bust.
ness under my own name. Highly ap
preciating the generous patronage be-
slowed upon our late Firm, I trust by
due diligence to business and prompt at
.ention 10 the wants OF my customers to
merit aud receive the kind encourage
ment OF the good people of Edgefield.
Having assumed the payment of all
debts contracted by the late Firm, !
must necessarily urge all indebted to
said Firm to come forward and settle
promptly.
A. A. CIISBY.
May 18th, 1872. If 22
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A Woman was the Cause of his Over
throw.

On Monday morning last, on the plan
tation of Mr.. NJ. o. Glover, on Horns
Creek, Verge Ford, a person OF color,
under the influence Of raging case
of red-hot jealousy,-of the venomous
green-eyed type-stealthily advancing
on one Dick Williams, another p. c., who
was laboring diligently in his cotton
patch, and without one word Of warning,
deliberately shot Williams down in his
tracks, and then fed. AT last accounts
Williams was not dead, but tit was thought
his wound would prove fatal: a ":rran.
has hcan-issuedp6y Trial justice. Iiams;a
for the arrest Of Ford, but he has no.
yet been appreh ended.
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THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, $500 per Annum.
An Unfortunate Shooting Affair.

Or Tuesday morning last, our young
townsman, Mr.. Charlie Chase, shot and
wounded, fatally, negro man by the
name of Jake Lindsay, better known,
however, as Jake Moss, who died on the
next day. Mr.. Chase lives with his Wild
owed grandmother, Mrs. Sam. Brooks,
conducting her farming interest, and af-
fairs generally. Jake Lindsay was hired
by them, and was, under Mr.. Chase, a
sort of foreman of the crop. That the
farming operations were to be absolutely
ordered and guided by MIR. Chase, was,
we are informed, q part of the contract
or agreement.
On the raorning of the difficulty, it
seems that Mr.. Chase ordered the hands
into certain field, but upon going to
look after things, found them, with Jake,
in another And this by Jake's direc-
ton. Mr.. G. commanded them into the
other field. The negro objected, refused,
and exhibited much wrath and obstinacy.
We would not really be, or appear, IN
the faintest degree prejudiced in this ac-
count, but from all we have been able to
learn, and from reliable sources too, the
colored man behaved on this occasion
with unbridled insolence and blind and
unreasoning obstinacy. The upshot was'
that Lindsay Quilted the field, hurried to
the house, returned with his loaded gun,
and resumed the alteration. And upon
this, Mr.. Chase, much excited and exas-
perated, shot him.
AS we go to press, an inquest is being
heldupon the body of Lindsay. Mr.. Chase,
having left his home, has not been ar
rested. Blu. he will of his own accord, we
are assured, return after the present ex-
citement has somewhat subsidized, and
surrender himself to the proper officers
Of the law.
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Final Notice.

DY virtue of an order from D L Tur-
I'D ner, Probate Judge, I will sell at
Auction, at Edgefeld G: H., on sale-day
in June next, the Notes belonging to the
Estate of James Boyd, decd, appraised
doubtful and worthless. Terms cash.
And on Tuesday, the fourth: day OF
June, I will make final settlement oIi
the estate. All persons interested in said
Estate will rneet ut tho Probate Office at
that time. .i, e 5.ssgEsl.. B >. =
,f- u, THOS. B. REESE, Ad'or.
May is, 2t 81
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ing a move

The regular Free Schools have closed
because Parker's Office is "not in
funds"-but two individuals have re-
Gently arrived in our town to teach among
the blacks-both white-One, q male,
named Ilirk-the other, female, name
as vet unknown.
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HAvTNG disposed of my entire in
II, terest in the Drug establishment OF
Markert & Clisby to Mr.. a. A, Chsby, l
respectfully return nay best. thanks for
the liberal patronage extended to the
Firm, and solicit continuance OF the
same to my successor. -
NJ. A. MARKERT.
Nav 18th. 1872.
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Local I.cms.

First, the Entertainment OF the Baptist
ladies. This proved, as it deserved, a
towering and gigantic success. The ar
rangements, the decorations, and the
conductof the whole affair, gave evidence
not only of high womanly taste and
skill, but also Of worthy womanly zeal
and piety. The supper was fearfully
and wonderfully compiled Who was
ever befallen by such splendid and
elaborate feast before? By this supper,
the lnatrons who managed the affair gave
convincing proof that they have not liv-
ed in vain-that they have thorough
knowledge of the astronomical needs Of
the animal, man. AS regards the ensnar-
ers and allurers Of the Ice Cream and
Strawberry Tables, of the Fish Pond, Of
the Post Office, Of the Gipsey's Booth, of
the Railing Stalls, they were cunning,
they were seetuisuntes, they wcreirresisti-
bic !-and still they tempered iasticewith
mercy. When one ofthem approached 3
fellow, or summoned fellow to her To-
Gale, that poor fellows pocket book, like
Capt. Smith scnon, came down at onee."
Just as it shoa:d have done! And the
Hall, what beautiful, animated, (shall
We say Dolly Earden-ish? No. We will
not be sovnlgar,) scencitwas! Howwell
everybody looked, and how aniably
everybody eniorcd into tha spirit of the
thing. And now wonderfully well the
young peor.c cot along without dancing!
Ana what :, rc;iai it is now AID then, to
be able to get through all evening with
out EqnGnrooiag il around frantically
fou- or five icu-s. iGngarooing it is
loveiy, aad VIC ike it-,,u: not in mid
i't:i2Tncr.
Ard now the upshot. The ladies clear
ed Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars. AND
fo.:hwi!' nc c. Caurcn is 10 bc clothed
am 81. IL Is right mind. And the new
oi2aE T. ,ou TO arrive. Itis d"iig!itfu;.
in tiilapicatcd ola Eagefeid, to ehronicio
al :his.
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State Of South Carolina

State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
IN PROBATE COURT.
Drury v. scurry, executor, Us; Ella w.
Scurry, Sarah Huff, Anna B. Strother,
John Scurry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin
NJ. Scurry, james r. Scurry.
Summons I'm Partition.
yn1O the Defendants, Ella w. Scurry,
Z Sarah Huff, Anna B. Strotfer, John
Scurry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin NJ. Sour
ry, James r. Scurry:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quire,l to be and appear at tho Court Of
Probate to be holden at Edgetield Court
House, for Edgefield county, ON 29TII
DAY OF JUNE, A. u. 1872, to show
cause, If any you can, why the real estate
described in tie petition filed in this
cause in the office OF Probate Court for
Edgefeld county should not be sold. and
tho proceeds Of said sale be divided
among the parties in interest therein, iii
tho manner prayed for in said petition.
Witness my hand and seal this the 10Th
day OF May, "A. D. 1872.
L. ST. d. L. TURNER,
Judge Probate.
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COMMON IN THE CITIES, But VERY
Unusual IN THE GouSTRY.-On Monday
night, the 9th instant, Mr.. William Glib
son and his wife, who live Just over the
Fairfield line, were awakened in the night
by hearing the cries Of an infant. kislnS
anu searching about the house they louna'
in an old hat on the centre tehiee, q Thlt1e
male infant, about twenty,four hours OLD.
No clue has been obtained as to the par,
ents, or to the persons who deposited II
in its strange but appropriate nest. hay-
ing recently been oereaved OF child, their
hearts warmed at once towards the little
founding, and they determined to keep
and raise it as their own Several child
lie: $ couples songht to secure it for adop-
tion, but Mr.. Gibson and wife persistently
refused to part with the little stranger.
One of the poetic vagares about the
origin of babies is, that the gates OF
heaven are left ajar," and that the little
fellows unconsciously wander forth into
terrestrial scenes. We doubt very much
whether this one caught in an old hat had
4. o pure m origin.-Chester Reporter
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ONeSt " ooSSS''oOi az TA<<NNt IFDrncIOsl1rG.
vs..
John M. Stidhain.
DY virtue of MI Order from the Hon
ID Samuel w. Melton, Circuit judge
will proceed to resell (at The risk OF the
formor purchasersJ ut Edgeiiold Court
House, on Sale-day III June next, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, stu,
ate, lying and being in said county and
State, containing One Hundred and Fifty.
Five (155) Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Theophilus Dean, Robert Bry-
an, George Free, and Others upon the l
The Costs and one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. nc balance
of the purchase money on credit until
the first day of January, 1878, with inter
est from day of sale. The credit portion
10 be secured by Bond and Mortgage
of the premises. Titles and Stamps ex;
ira. ]. H. McDEV1TT, S. L. G.
May 10, Ate Il
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H1HE Firm of Markert & Clisby was
l. this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the Eirm
will please call on A. A. Clisby and settle
the same forthwith. -
M. A. MARKERT,
A. A. CLISBY.
Msy 18th, 1872.
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.LYNCHBURG!

j WILL permit LYNCHBURG to
stand for q few Mares this Season at
Twenty-Five Dollars for common mares.
Fifty Dollars for thorough breds.; FER
sons breeding must expect to pay py tne
season. IF they don'ttake care OF their
mares it is their fault. Es,, -
Lynchburg will stand at my mouse,
The season will end 1st June lS1Z;.o,,,.i lS1Z;
- - : :r : J.THOS. g.. BACON
Feb % NY 3m ''lo 4
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD COUNTY. #
IN PROBATE COURT, i.a
Milton A. Prater az Executor
Of james NJ. Whittle, dec'd..,
Pluintiff, -. 90
: ,rst VS.,
Rebecca Whittle, Reason Whit
tie, Floyd Whittle, Edy Bur- Sum-
tom Malachi Whittle, Frances '-mons
Thrai!kill, Nancy K. Prater, for Re-
Amos Satcher, Marina Satcher, lief,gg !
Minnie Sateher,aMary,J. Min
Yck. Harvey Whittle, Georgi- gSPeti-
ana Gibson, Dora Etheredge, tion not
Sophia Whittle, Minick Whit served.
tie. FLOYD Whittle, jr, Ella =
Whittle, Corrie Whittle, Cooke
Whittle. Nancy Whittle, Anna
Whitttle and Eta Whittlc, De-
PENDANTS.
To the Defendants, Reason, Whittle,
Floyd Wfittle and Harvey |Vhittle::
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the Petition in this ac-
tion, which is filed in the office of the
Judge of Probate, for the said County,
and to serve copy of your answer to the
said Petition on, the subscribers at their
Office, at Edgofeid G. H., s. G., within
twenty days after the service hereof, ex.
elusive Of the day of such service; and
if you fail to answer the Petition within
the time aforesaid, the Petitioner in this
action will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the Petition. W -
Dated April 30, 1872. ,,oa.
Attys. for Petitioner.
tn the Defendants, Reason WhiHle, Floyd
Whittle, and Haruey Whittte:
Take notice that the summons in this
action. of which the foregoing is COPY,
was flied in the Office Of the Judge ol
Probate for Edgeield County, in the
state of South Carolina, on the 30th day
Of April, A. D. 1872: ,-on,
Attys. for Petitioner,
Mays, u 20
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Ella w. scurry, Sarah Huff, John Sour
ry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin NJ. Scurry
and Jas. r. Scurry:
Take, notice, that this action is COM
menced tor partition of land in the Pro-
bate Court for the said county and State,
and that summons i'll this action, OF
which the foregoing is copy, was filed
in the office of the Probate Court for
Edgefeld county, on the 9th day of May,
"a. b. 1872.
GARY q GARY,
Atty's for Pot'n'r.
Nav % ct o2
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Mr.. Penn, who filed Noah's medicine
chest, il preparing to move his Drug
Store over to No =, Park Row. It's like
Gibralter or the Rock of Plymouth max
ing a move,
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AS regards local politics, the Republi-
cans have it all to them They arc
8 somewhat divided however, apd it is
pretty clear they will have two tickets
in the field. The Democratic sentiment
of the County, so far as VIC can learn, is
not to participate i'll the coming canvass
at all, but merely to go.forward and vote
for the ticket OH which nre nominated
the best men-men whoare free from the
influence of the Radical ring in Column
bia, and who will go in favor of rcpudia-
ting the twenty millions of State bonded
debt fraudulently Coz tr,cted by the
Scott-Neagle-Parker carrc: baggers. Il
gcod ticket, thus pledged, be the nonii-
nces Republican or Democrat, white or
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The June term of Court will hesia on
Monday next. Judge Melton will q;
course preside. We have not heard who
will act as Solicitor Mr.. Tailcy, Solici-
to- Of this Circuit, is still! confined to his
home IN Columbia by s:ckn"s: Gu; "i
the Sc names on the jurr list y arc wi:i,e
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Sale of. Notes and Accounts,

EpY order. from the Probate Judge of
I'D Edgeield County. 1 will sell at Auc-
ton, at Edgefield G. H., on the first Mon
day III Iune'next, all the Notes and Ac-
counts belonging to the Estate of Ed
mund M. Penn, deceased, appraised to
be doubtful and worthless Terms Cash.
- :" G. L. PENN, Ad'or.
May Is, 81 4. St :. .. 81