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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

IT, Major n o. rilton's gin house
and press were burned Tuesday, the l4tb,
about noon, five miles from Aiken to-
rether with ten bales of cotton The
loss was about $500. There was;no in
surance on the property, Steam power
was used to run the gin apd press, and
the fire was caused by apark tyc;ll the
engine.
nss- The Aiken Tribune boasts OF a
farmer who has taken eight full bags
from six and aquarter Sacfes. And this
on Aiken land, near Aiken town, ,,where
cotton raising WAS, only a few years ago,
regarded as very improbable labor.
as TheSpirit fthe Times, says. Mr..
e z.Simmons has purchased che trotting
gelding Jim Irving from his owner. Mr.
james Irving, Tor lhe sum Of $5g, 900
This is the lafgest priceseyet paid for
trptting horse, and as Mr.. Simmons Is
very experienced turfmian, and superior
Judge OF horses, hemust have been salts.
fed that jim Irving was decidedly The
tfsstast tEptteF III tho gpfld hsseEs 10 gsia
hlg rice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
OBITU AIRY.

September 10Th, 1873, at theresa
denco of his father, ut Ridge Spring, 9.
c., little FRANK THOM AS, infant son
OF Nj. and Mrs. S. Q. ,CaETLEDGE, aged
one year, nine months and twenty days.
Hewas bright, interesting, good child,
the objcc.- of the fondest affection on
the part Of his parents. :;Butrit pleased
the Lord, who had given him to be their
Joy and light, to take him from their fond
embrace up to the courts above, to bask
forever in the light of heaven; and tho
mothers heart was, in her .a1fliction, Civ
Ell to God, and both now enjoy the riches
af His goodness in the gift Of His Son.
Oh! that every one, in the hour of dis
tress, might, like those. dear parents. be
submissive to the will of God. l,.y,.f...4i
We should not inurmur or, complain
When called To suffer thus,
But in our sorrow bear in mind
That Jesus died for US. - ~
III vain we look to NATURES aid,
III time OF deep distress; ;.la,1,l - Jisa I
We turn our, eyes to natures God
And find in Him our rest. -.
Rest for the soul is found in. God ..lls
From sorrow, pain and care;
Amid our tumults and our griefs
We tind salvation there. 80 - {.
3yi q -, w. A. P.
DEPARTED this life, on the 26th Sept,
little MINNIE ,LUE, youngest child Of
Mr.. WIN. and Mrs.. BETTE, D. JOHNSON:
only two years old. ,,...,..,..s;
She has ever been a frail and delicate
bud, too tender for as to handle; ajewel
tco precious to be left in oar keeping, so
Jesus removed her to his Casket, where,
Like the stars of the morning, 49, /,
His bright crown adorning,
She will shine in her beauty, 't-tf'7'f
IL. A bright gem for His crown. .,i
In the sad and mournful Autumn,
Atthe falling Of the leaf,
Death, the reaper. claimed ourl loved one
AS the husbandnan the shcaf
4 FRIEND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

D1srEEss1NG.-Mr. w. c. Betben and
family left their home near Little Rock
n thu County last fall, for Texas. Be
lore reaching his destination, he died. A
telegram was received here, yesterday
from the Howard Association, at Mar,
SHALL Texas, stating that Mrs. Bethea and
two Of her little ones had sfalien victims
to the yellow fever, leaving seven little
children in the care of the association.
The relatives of these little orphans in q
strange land will doubtless take immediate
steps for their care and protection-Mari-
on Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
9saa Sherif's Sale.
STATE OFtsoUTH CAROLINA,
y. 81 2EDGEFIELn nnIINnvlE

IA fhiE9C Common Pleas. IL 81 c
jas. a. Dnier, Plaintiff, Judgment
David esasamS al: Dsf'aas ds;j Foreclosure, a5a
etY virtue OF the Judgment of Fore.
D closure in this cause, I will sell nj
Edgefcld c. H., on the first Monday in
November next. the mortgaged premises
described, consisting of a TRACT or
LAND, situated in Edgefield County.
State aforesaid, on waters Of Little Snluda
River, containing Three Hundred and
Thirty seven and ore!h half Acres Of I;and.
more orr less, bounded by lands of Dr'
John Moblcy, Luke NJ. IS, ,aith, Len john
son and others. known as the.H HJennines
Tract" %
TERMs-TRe asts and one.half of the
purchase money to he paid in cash. The
balance of the purchase money on a cred
it until the first day-of November. A. D. !.
1874, with interest from dav ofsaIe. The.
credit portion to DO secured by bonl Of
the purchaser. Titles to be executed Inv
the Shetif, but not delivered until the
credit portion of ths purchase money is;
paid, And # the credit portion ii not
bald when gIe,' the Sheriff to. re.seii tlis Tia
Said property for dash'p5S' a VI
y. /. tRs terms ,ujf the sale are not
,cprfipTied xTth {mfns distaiyii Z the t1foper..
II Sifl / .hS b rsSld 81 f} esday at the
Purchassas TO sot titIesss &c
49, - " WALL. ga. 3. p s 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

IS, Rev. G. frqce Walker, Librarian
and Treasurer of tho State University,
has sent in his resignation, TO t&io effect
the first of next month.
nsf- GOO acres of marsh land at Paris
Island, in Port Royal harbor, belonging
to the State, were sold by the Comptrol-
ler-General fortyenty-ivc cents an acre.
Ex-senator Frank Arnjm, of Edgeield,
was the purchaser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Costs in Advance.

WOULD take the liberty to inform
i tho citizens of this County that the
Legislature OF 1871 and IL gave to the
Sheriff, Probate Judge and Clerk the
right to collect their Costs III advance,
The Clerk will demand his Costs In adj
vance from and after this date.
A. RAMSAY, G. G. c. & g. s.
n.k 90 ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Two Admirable Enterprises in Able
Vile.

One is the. annual Agricultural Fair.
which came off last week, and was, as
usual, success, aud delightful re-
union OF the people of the County.
The other was the Fair Edition Of that
very lively and energetic paper the Alb
bevill Medium. During the continu-
anco of the Fair, the Medium was issued
daily. Such feat. in these gloomy times
speaks wonder for the vim and ambition
of the Brothers Hemphill, owners and
editors of the Medium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
--------s-~
Who Burned Columbia {

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.--A special to
the New York Times says the controversy
about the burning of Columbia, S. c., has
received quasi formal determination BY
the British American Mixed Commission.
This controversy grew out of claims for
cotton destroyed in the burning of Colum-
bia, which claims were based upon the as
sumption that the city was burned by the
Federal soldiers. acting under the author
lty of the Federal commander. The vast
mass Of testimony taken on that subject
was before the Commission, and, after Civ
ing it careful attention, every one OF those
claims was disallowed The total amount
claimed was between six million and sew
en- million. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
For Sale.

r OFFER for Sale FIFTY BUSHELS
IMPROVED COTTON SEED, at two
dollars and a-halfper bushel, sacked and
delivered ut Johnston's Depot, by Isl
December. ~.
Parhes desiring to purchaseare invited
to exa.ni,,e A1e growing. cotton at my
residence, 81 miieS sonth East OF the
aimyo mentioned DapG4. Orders left at
Carwile Il Sans will receive Jon:
]. r, CARWiLF,
Refer. to Capt. G Ward, s. L. Ready,
ESQ, L. s. Smith, Darling Williams, OF
8 S. Tnmpkins. h.'F 1'l. ~
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SherF S Sale. :
state or ~sth Carolina, ,!ti.l /,

~ CO1pp ifeaS.
A. Ramsay, Gle Complaint
pS. lor -,
Emanuel Whit ggt. Foreclosure.
gnY yirtne,of order of the Hon. r
I'D b.. ESrpentdudge OF the Fifth Cir
cult. in this4etiI ! will sell ct Edge
est bidder. on tiirst Moiiday In NO
.vemDer next, following Real Estate
of the ,defendanlz: u
!, ONE, TRAC1F LAND, situate in
said County andte, containing Sixty
Acres, more orr adjoining lands OF
Wilson 5Hol stonl Others s,isi ~ =
=. TERMS-Thets sand agesAalf, tt the
purchase moue5be. paid ip cash., The
balance Of tie phase money on acred5,
it OF twelveIn6A with interost from
date of7sale. i GSaportlop ofsthe lpur;;
chase money toeeurod ~ the hond
Of the purchasohd q 'ni0ftghSe OF the
premises Tifldtraa ;aa sH 50 - -
= .itllil sii laIs WALL, s Il! &C.
AZ IL ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Is His Fresh Mackerel !.
Now III Store m and for sale ;3y
CLISBY 6 LYNCH.
Oct i18 tt 49


4 1is 81 ,,essnna having claims against
IN tie Estain OF Tease Gornfllfon, de-
ceased, are notified to present the same,
duly attested, sby the LIST Pee next eHa
those indebted to said Estate Will hnq "
to their interest to pay the same by the,
above mentioned date. :, 2. .:asf
III. LEE COLE EMASt Ek'ses5'
Oete AZ A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
COMM ERCI A T..
AUGUSTA. Oct. 2I.

r--.--I - ~ ~ ~ = ~ wv; -
G"LD-Buying at 10Y and selling at ITO.
:;OTTON-The market opened at ir-
regular prices, but with q fair demand I,
and closed quiet and lower; Low Mid
ding, 144@l44. Receipts, 1888; sales,
1907.
LARD.-we quote: Tierces and bbls.,
l04@l0! cans and kegs, 12@l2!c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Eggs, :. 25.
Country Butter-well worked, rs; Ten
nessee, 80. Chickens-grown, so.
BACON-Clear Sides, l04@10l; c. r.
Sides, lO@l1!; Shoulders, 94@9s; Hams,
l4@14!; D. S. Sides, 94@l0; d. S. Shoul-
ders, SI@Sa; Long Clear Sides, 81; D.
S. Bellies, l0t.
CoRN-White-by car load, 95@sl; /;
yellow, 924.
WHEAT-Amber, 81 071@l 10; red,
81 57l lGhl G5; white, 81 sO@l S7!.
FLOUR.-City Mills-StovalPs Mill
The Pride of Augusta, $40 I5; Golden
Sheat, 50 rs; Extra, 50 90; Little Beau
ty, IS 50. Augusta Mill--Ciilt Edge,
80 SO; A No. !, 50 so; HStra, 1878; Tip
Top, as 25; o. K Supertine, 81 75. Gran
ite Mill-Pilot. S8 25I Sunbeam, S. 75;
Double Extra, 80 10; Fancy Family,
S1l 90. Country and Western Flour
Sc 25@ll0 50.
OATS-White and mixed, 57a -
Black Seed, IS: Red Rust Proof, 81 25.
PEAS-We quote at 81 25.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, evening.-Cotton
of the sales to day6 500 were Americans;
to arrive, l-lG lower; sales of Uplands
on basis of Good Ordinary, shipped Oc-
tober and November, 81; ditto on a basis
of Low Misdling, deliverable October, 9
NEW YORK, October 81, noon. Cotton
opened quiet-buyers and sellers apart /;
sales, LIS; Uplands, lig; Orleans, l7@.
Futures opened as follows: October, lG
BIG; November, lGi, l6 SIG; December,
l6s; january, 16 ZIG, l6 9-l6; February,
lGs; March, lot; April, II l-l6, II 1882.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l, p. m.-Cotton
quiet aaa n9@SpalEa HRHfeanfS5ssdT5fIst f5sd
Good Ordinary, 1911 net receipts, $3.50;
gross, 1888; sales. .SOi stock, 44,S'6.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 81, p m.-Co!ton
quiet-Mlddling, lot; Low Middling. ll!;
strict Good Ordinary, l4s@l4 net re-
ceipts, 2,O25; sales, 500; stock, 21 400
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Fair Notice!

Ill porsons indcbted to us on Ac-
N count during this and last year, arc
hereby requested to settle, or make some
satisfactory arrangement to that end by
the lst of November next. Weare COM
PEELED to make collections by that time
We need the money.
a.. 90 u a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Execntor's Sale.

A 8 fSxecutorof the last will and tes.
"A tahlent gig. WHertn., decd; Z
will sen at the late residence OF the De-
ceased, on Wednesday, 10Th, Oct. inst, q
portion Of thelpersonal property; viz:
ID 2Horscs,i &c ssasg fa 80.
- 6-Mules, 3,aisies s.IAir g! ~ gi&se
Lot OF Cattle,
Hogs and Goats,
WagoHsa &c.s 9 fxSM.
And a Temnafatof merchandi dixain store.
Terms-Casb on delivery.
I "A portion of the cnltiyatable land will
be Rented for tho ensuing year on the
same fay, II. not disposed Of before. -
slSi3 S8.J. M.RUSHToN, EHors
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We Join i'm the Chorus +!

A ND ensrse:iesaIly sing 1--WE want
IN Money" And those we owe say
we mast have money. We therefore trust
that all indebted to us will take the hint,
and rush in with their Greenbacks or
Cotton by the 10th November. After that
date we fear we will be compelled to place
all unpaid claims in the hands of an Of
1icer Tor collection.
6. L, PENN & SON.
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II YMlEIN7 E. L..

MARRIED at the residence Of the brides
mother, on tho 9th of octoboysby the
Rev. ]. ,Ea Peterson; Mr.. THos ~.
BLEASEto Miss CARRIE E9NIGK-;
ERsoN, all OF Edgetields s
MARRIED. atihe residenceof the brides
mother, in Lexington County, on End
Oct. 1873, Sby the Rev.sH. A. Smith, Mr..
f. P. POWELL and Miss G. EsSHEA-
LY, allsof the same County. -
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Paw the Dentist,

Y STAND in need of every dollar that
i. is due lae, and will expect every one
indebted To me 10 oome forward and set
tlo up. either with Grecnbaeks nr Cotton,
by the lst of November. Those who
disappoint me, will, after that date, find
their accounts III tie hands of an Attor-
ney for collection. 1 MUST HAVE
MONEY! IL. PARkEh:
o. ..l ot IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
4 Set of Blundering Runglers.


1t is asserted now that President Grant
will recommend specie payments in his
forthcoming message; and that's what's
the matter with gold. Republicans voted
against Greeley because they said he
would DO this thing. The financial EARTH
quake was to follow that dreaded an
nouncement; it now precedcs it, which
lnades the difference. y set of blunder-
ing bmglers they are TO be sure.
~ A Csrpet-Bag Episcopal Preacher.
Among the shoals of reverend carpet
baggers that these evil days have brought
iH:oSouth Carolina, the Episcopal Church
has sent but one. Heis strong, however,
and pestilent. And his nnme is Babbitt.
And he breaches to negroes in Columbia,
and holds one of the Professorships in
! the polluted and ruined University.
This post gives him money without work
Two or three years ago, when he first
came to Columbia, he preached to con-
gregation Of negroes and new Northern
white people One Sunday negro man
{the same Hayne who has lately brought
on'the crisis by being admitted to the
University suddenly approached the
communion table. at which one Of the
Northern, white people rose up and fled
i'll horror aud disgust, and the others
were SO indignant and unappeasable that
tho apostolic adventurer, quailing and
shaking, had to disband his congresa-
ton and close his Church. Lately the
Ptocnic has drawn q contrast between
the cowarlice of Mr.. Babbitt in those
days towards the negro, and his bravery
now. Then Mr.. B. was weak, poor. and
feeling his way. Now he has good
plAce, and is going to keep it. This truth
full representation of the Paoenix errages
alr. Babbit, and he is noisy, loud-mouth-
ed and hypocritical toan insutferable de-
gree. There can be no doubt that Mr..
Babbitt came to the South for a living
and for money. AS he is getting these,
it would be graceful in him to keep his
mouth shut. Buff he must open it, and
must preach, let him return to his own
people and his own latitude, and there
exhort the multitudes to pay us some
thing for our negroes-let him storm the
government in behalf of justly-due COM
pensation for Southern white people. Eis
present preaching and teaching bring
him money, but not, we fear, the ap-
proval of God.
Imagine Babbitt preaching the.crusade
of compensation!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
slFetice to- my Customers,

II earnestly appehf to tfSose' ifitlsriFrd (
as ME yNnte or Account to come i9E
ward and settle With; Cash 1Pri Cosipli., !;
.lnIsst coliectip my money betwcnil slif
Hbd Lat NOV. teXt, without f2tf. ~. = -
40 = ! ffi.fsN S3'sA q. :EN; GHEATtIAM.
pHN @ e,gie &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

lN-coNsEogENcE.of Of the iifficnlty
in getting Currency t1 80 business and
theE aversion persons 'lxho own Cotton,
haycito seIl ats the present iow prices
and to Keep trade going, we have decld-
e,l, until fgrther;nstiee, e take, IN ,,s exs
change fof Dry Good IS. Cotton at StX-
TEEM MgENTSSRERs PogNpsSand sell
the Dry Good dssatt the SAME price we 90
for cash. The only difference will be,
@esw1ll'noc take sIess than q base7of Cot,
ton, put up in rchantable order, and
delivered at our Oh house free. OF expense to
us.
Persons desiring to mako this arrange
|; ;ment will please forward 'tas the Cotton
as, early as possible as it NAV go lower
in price and those who, cannot visit our
establishment TO make their purchases
in person, can send for samples of's such
goods as they wish, that we can cut !; or
If they, y,trust to, our Judgment, we will
do; our. best in: making selection for
them and should We send an article not
siiiting, we win exchange the same iii
anysreasonable;tiine :, ~ i.iys.> :
We will also. be glad to furnish all who
may so desire It with. one of our Cata-
logues and Price. List, in which every
principal article; aud price of same, that
we keepis mentioned and which will
be Of great help, To- To those sending an Or
der.
We have never had on exhibition a
more eIbeautifulstpck OF, goods. than;now,
and at SO low prices, EN- mbracing9 every
thing in the, Dress, Goods a line. ,s,.,.. >
.ShaWls, sfIoaksi, lSias.l
striped Scarfs, Fars,
Goods for Gents &:Boys,
Bed s. Common Blankets,
DOnacsiics,
4, ast4s ssfFlannehs,. ss.ilsiq-i
sshectings. &c.
COME AND SEE. US, OR SENT. FOR
zu.a8 CAT,AALQGUEns ~; 8
". 2sHt5ga.SBeDs Sc BROS,
SOL Broad ST.. -.
~ . Augusta, Ga.
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Ohio Election.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.--Specials to
the New York papers confirm Aliens elec-
ton and Democratic Legislature.
CINCINNATI, October 2l.-Allen's Off
cial majority over Noyes, 1853.
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.NoticeI as!ll

4 PPLIcATf viii M s. be s mate % the
Ia rleSt Eegikiatare ,toy,a CisaStor &c a
Public Road from 5aEnxtan, Enpota
-, tptkrssla laiix the
kSf R6sd mean R1sessiit LGie. 3. pc
eszss e ss RassA
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MoIldWanted..1

ALI, ,lpersonsobtcdt to ma.hy Note
or Account -pat list November, are
urgently reqnesto be ready lor pay
lmleRtcen thai da ot;., ..,st, s., :,
Goods on Ishdst tare invited to- settle
iot oncc...yi fe- s'L.,4 !.:.z,i ip.i -
~ IS 4. ,,-ys,.I :.ItH.. .CHEATifAaf.
[Iff. 6,al.o -. =. - IF - 80. 80
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~ shelf's Sale.
OF OUTH CAROLINA
I'd ~ EDnEETDt COJJNTY. t.t

EDGEFJLD COCNl Il -''-
~ 5iaCoplon Pleas.
D L., Turner, .dge OF Complaint
Probate, - for
Frances Padgetet al. f"reel0s'lre' III
apY virtue Of order from the Hon
I'D r B Carpeer, Judg6 at the Fifth
Circuit, in this tion, I will sell at Edge
field C. II on Sedayin Noveinbernext,
to the highest Ider, atpublic outcry,
the following Rl Estate OF the deien-
dant. Frances Hgett, viz; /.
ONE TRACDF LAND, situate in
said County arState, containing Ono
Hundred and Irty Acres, aFeor less,
and adjoining lasof Emanuel WAittlei
II. 8 Bates and loFS. -, ?.
a TERMS-Thests and one-half OF tho
purchase inoneo be paid In casli The
balance OF the pchase money on acred-
it Of twelve .mo,s, with interest from
the day of salc,l bo secured by bond
of the 'purchasend q mortgage OF the
premises. .Titlextra. - .bltt..iz-..l..f .i7
IND .s,,., ~ H. WALL, S. p. c. ~
Dot 9 At AZ -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Oct, 90.
$40 TO $3.50 GIVEN away +!

TO each and every purchaser OF
III sPian3, Organ or Molodeon. LIZ
T ! The above we are constantly do
T,T ling, and hereby pledge ourselves to
rNs scontinue to do for our patrons. The
a.s Bquery is: How can we AFFORD to
N sto it2" To explain, we would say,
kit is aasy to make present when it
r., 5costs nGthiug we simply save to
faa Hthose who pufcliase through our
borders, the agents proGi, which
every one knows must be large. Agents
must make large profits to pay them for
canvassing the country to make their
sales. Music establishments must make
large profits to cover the expenses of
their business and make a living out of
it, to sag Eothing Of making q fortune in
the trade rs many do, We have neither
of these contingencies 10 proyide for. a..
We give the benefit Of the larger part
of the discount (that is the agents profits)
to our patrons, thus saving to them the
monev named as gift -
Yedeliverinstrumen FREIGHT FREE,
directly from manufactures, and can
therefore sell as well North as South,
East as West We get any instrument
of any make that may be desired. =
We get the very best selection of in
SpTuIllbIitSt Cteu DGEtEh, ia utOSI C{iSco,
than she purchaser would get were he to
select at the manufaetory in person. be-
cause we leave the SELECTIONS to .CoalpE,
TENT JUDGES, who have too much at
stake to impose upon us by turning off
on, our orders, inferior or defective in
struments Every plano or organ sold
by us is fully warranted for five years.
and will he replaced If not satisfactory.
.;1,e rs yp,I r. nrI or iS1nd Wn x,sill retil rr n
satisfactory Instrument or: refund the
money Second. hand Pianos taken in
ezahpnge for new ones. ~ ~. x
'G3ftassqpdeDce invited from all par
ties thinkiag 9f fpsrnblasing now or at
any future time. - 80 ,t.qsa.s
Send stamp for catalogues. ~, ,,,,, -,
A. SHORTER ,CALDWELL,s -
Secretary Rome Female College.
Oct. %, ~ sm To. Q, A I.
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ffOuhLb, FIR
rs. 1,o.o,.I,,e,,ro
Emanuel Whittlo, ~ ~. y
.PY virtue of an order from the Hon
D r y. Carpenter, Judge of the Fifth
Circuit, In this action, will sell at pub
lie outcry, tothe highest bidder, at Edge
field z. H., on the first Monday. In No
yember next, the following. Real ESTATE
Of the. defendant, viz: '7'''' -
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate III
said Countyland State, known as thaMill
Tract, containing Eleven Acres, more o.
less, adjoining lands formerly owned BY
A Able, lands foriherly owned by the
Estate Of a J. Pndsett, and others.
TERAfS-The costs and one-half the
purchase money to be paid in cash. The
balance OF tho purchase money on cred
it of twelve months. with interest from
date or sale. Creditportion to besecured
by the bond of tho purchaser, and II
mortgage OF tho premises. Titles, extra
H. Wall, s. r. G..
Oct 8, ts--ii5i.t a. 'ss ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

we All of the above Goods, and
ded to my Stock to meet the wants
person from the best Houses in New
prices, and am selling the same at
The public are most respectf
Stock for their own satisfaction.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

!. great many others, which I have ad-
Of my increasing trade, were bought in
York and Baltimore iatanus1ally low
VERY SHORT PROFITS. - ttfa
nllu invited TO nnall and .eYamina this
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-05-15
The New Law of Pennsylvania.

We give below copy of the bill re,
gplating the sale aud inspection Of refined
petroleum. in this State, which has been
passed by the Legislature and will GO in
to operation on the first of May.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives OF the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly met, and it is hereby en-
acted by the authority of the same, that
10 refined petroleum, kerosene, uaphtha,
benzoe, gasoline or any burning fluids,
be they designated by what soever name,
the Gle test of which shall be less than
one hundred and ten degrees Fahrenheit,
shall be sold or offered for safe as an il
lumiuator, for consumption within the
limits OF The Commonwealth OF peansyl
vania.
SEcrIoN 2. The said Ere test shall be
determined by an Inspector appointed IN