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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

1<kONNAsO4 ~ sS~ss ~.
WILL ba sold to the highest bidder,
w at the late residence Of NATHAN
BODIE, deceased, on TUESDAY, the
10th day of next December, at ~ o clock,
ALL THE REAL ESTATE of said de-
ceased, not disposed ofsby will, consist
ing of three or four Tracts, to wit:
Tract No. l, Containing One Hundred
and Forty Acres, more or less, knownas
the Hazel Tract, lying on the waters oi
Mine Creek, adjoining lands Of VIM. j.
Ready. Esq, BENZ; Rushton and others.
On said promises is Dwelling house,
and all NECESSARY out buildings, with g
good well of water in the yard. About
one-half is in original forest. The bal
ance in high state of cultivation, ,Asuita-
BILE for grain and cotton. ~ ~ ~. !
Tract No. 2, Containing One Hundred
Acres, more or less, known as the Hemp
Place. adjoining lands of the above Tract
and Tract No 8. There is about forty OF
fifty acres cleared on this tract,-the re-
rnninder in woods. There Is some very
good bottom land on this Tract.
Tract No; 3, Containing Two Hundred
and Nineteen Acres, more or less, it be.
ing part of Homestead Tract, adjoining
la1OS Ol 1TdCI NO. q, dlo oloo AohNS va
DIR. Daniel. A portion IN cultivation.
large proportion in woods. The last Tract
perhapswill be,divided tosuit tpurchasers
Plats of the different Tracts will be ex-
hibited on the day of sale. Said lands
sreivaluable, not being agreat distance
from Johnston's Depot and very suita-
BILE for Fertilizers. ANY: one desiring to
see said lands, they will be shown by
my Brother at the old Homestead, or by
Jas. Hazel near by, with pleasure.
ona credit oftwelve months. at I pei
cent. interest from day Of sale. Pur-
chasers to give sufficient bond and mort,
gage of premises to secure the purchase
money If terms Of sale are not COM
piled with Immediately, the,land will be
re-sold at the risk OF, former purchaser.
Titles to be paid for extra. IL. - "A
-. .,s J. p. BOD1E, Executor.
Nov Of ,f. At ,,ir-,rl .49
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HY.MFNEAL.
COMMERCIAL.
{ ! AUGUSTA, Nov.

f-.si1 - = - "A AUGU6GAy NOV. 20.
GoLD-Buyine at lOS and selling at ITO
. COTTON-The Augusta Exchange re.
ports: The market opened with gooo
demand at tyesterdays closing quotations
and holders advanced their prices unde,
.adyices from New York. Buyers met
the advance during the. evening. and the
market closed strong. Low middling
l4; middling, l4Is Receipts, 1850, and
sales, 1854 bales. -,
LARD.-We quote: Terces and bbls.
1O3@1O1 cans and kegs, 12@l23o.
COUNTRY . PRODUCE Eggs, 25
Country Butter well worked, rs; Ten.
nessee, 10. Chickens-grown, so. p
BACON-Clear sides, 8@&; &c. . R.
Sides, S@S1; Shoulders, s.; Hams, l1@
ls; D. s. Sides, ~; d. S. Shoulders, 6li
Long Clear Sides,71; ID. s. Bellies, 81,
4 CORNAWhite- by car load, 81; vel
low, 95. -
WHEAT--Amber, 81 671@l75; red,
81 57a@l 65; white, Sl75@t874. -.
FLOUR-City, Mills are Ss 50@8 IS for
superfne; 80 00@a25 for extra 80 75@
10 90 for family $40 75@ll 90 for fancy.
Western and Country, 80 25@97ss.
OATS--Whites and mixed, 85; =
Black Seed, IS; Red Rust Proof, 81.
Ia PEAS-We quote Isl %. .1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
TIE ADVERTISER.
Edgedeid, s. CO.. Nov. 81, 1873 y.
Charleston In the Hands of Thieves,
The Board of Managers who conduct

The Board of Managers who conduct
cd the late municipal eleetionin Charles
ton, and before whom was argued The
Protest of the Conservatives, haveSot
course decided in favor OF their own
party-the Radical. And the city gov
ernment has been yielded into the hands
of Cunningham, elected to the mayoralty
by frauds that have sastonished even
fraud weary South Carolinians. Cunning,
ham, We suppose, is 4 carpet-baggor. II
not, he is arenegade-which is worse
We do not ,imaginethatthe Conservative
citizens had any hope of favorable issue
of their protest. On the contrary, we
presume their main object was to expose
to the world the tyrannical, lnwless and
dirty means by which the said election
was carried. And this they have lone
right thoroughly. In the argument be-
fore the Board, Chamberlain the ex-
Attorney General, declared that 1t was
lawful for any person who was in Char.
lesion OH election day, to vote! This
outrageous declaration and outrageous
law are common specimens of the; gen
eral conduct Of the Radical party in
South Carolina. la
Thenew Municipal government went
into office on Monday the 18th inst, and
already, despite the evil financial days
they are increasing the expenses q
the city in the most useless and high
handed manner. For instance, the cost
of the city police has been increased by
$4,000 Day by day, hour by hour, We
are being literally eaten up by aliens
renegades and negroes thieves and plum
derers all
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Five Bales to the Acre.
A Macon correspondent of the ATTAIN

A Macon correspondent OF the ATTAIN
ia Herald, says;
The next great triumph was won by
by Columbus Worthen. q washington
county. He came to the front with five
bales Of cotton, with the sworn Gertifi:-
Gates Of men whose veracity cannot be
lmpeached that they wereprodnced upon
ops m acre Of ground. He planted the
sparta Dickson improved seed, but dt is
said that Ma, Wort6en has hiiWself great,
T ly improved upon theaeed Of Mr. Risoln. r..
refuse to believe that the result %es he ae-
Johnson ssys ne passed the acre -beforei IL
was picked, and 1t then looked like q
solid tmass. of cotton. This matter has
aroused a greet deal OF attention, and
will no doubt ultimately produce g revo.
iution III sha raanhet OF raising .coAonf
in that II VIII reduce the aaEea, whilst
greater care will beataksa With that.
sisnted.
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Rumors from Columbia.

A travelling correspondent imparts the
following information to the. Augusta
C1nstttmtiOnGlist:
1t is we'll known in Columbia that reso-
lutions of impeachment against F. j.
Moses, Jr, Governor, ETC., have been
drawn up and will be introduced at an
early day. But the best item of all,
which has not yet seen the light, was
the difficulty between DR.. Neagle. e1-
Comptroller-Ge and the Governor
OF South Carolina Neagle had endorsed
for Moses, and when the note in the Car
olina National Bank became due, he pre-
sented pistol to his Certiticatecy's heart
and demanded payment. Mrs. Moses
settled the difficulty by making 4 trans.
fer of her furniture to said bank, and the
matter was dropped.
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-The last Laurensyille Herald saws

In the House, OH Thursday, the 18th,
our sable representative, Mills, intro
duced joint resolution authorizing the
Sheriff, Clerk of Court and County Aud
itor of Laurens County to draw jury
for said County. 1t would be something
Of novelty for the sleeping walls of our
"Temple Of Justice to be reused from
{. nap of moro than three years, by hav-
ing court We know not which would
be the more welcome sound, that of q
circushorn or uncle George Moore's voice
ferating so. Yesr' at the Court Hous-
door.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

ny- Hon. A. H. Stevens left Augusta
for Washington on the Goth. He says:
~ am for Cuba; Immediately, If not
sooner, think if the government will
take Cuba it would produce good feeling
between the North and South" 81
.ry- In Charleston the war news from
Washington and New York causes ankle
regarding Forts Sumter and Moultrie
now dismantled. It is hoped the gov
ernment will Immediately put them on y
war footing. -
ns- On Wednesday q member OF the
Legislature from Newberry said that
some of his constituents did not have on
hand, to meet the demands of hunger
through the winter, more than one bushel
of corn. How are people in this condi-
ton to pay enormous and exorbitant
taxes
es- Hon. Charles Sumner thinks the
popular indig7Elastion.is is needless and in
considerate, and cautions the people to
let their passions cool. He says. also,
that England would rub her tsffd hands WITH +
eleeif she ocopld, make ont sef the I Nir. n
giRius secpnd alabama t,s'nofe.tl''
ae * atoysaeo III yrepnsssss dogs haals
arrived at dfssaviiisA Aprice, 7cts: sEass.
ToG 6ibh. . ~ VI l5s',Hf.i5 5AIyVlsI'tltsDi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

Mr w. NJ. .Mcyeigh, who assaulted
Judge Underwood, sst Richmond, Va,
recently, was bsssiicd on Friday last in
$1,000. But whiit 81 pity lfcyeigh had
not ct killed tiis; tiiief Underwood r? Had
Ia iionesso stlieFe weuldsGaYs been one
iess car nj on slsssyl iii the South. E
M r. ]; ;,;s,S .,,t,.r ,yl,o ,vas sen.
1900 IS,,,,, ,,,;stna 2ls. n Chester.
sSr fba s, ,3s,5ley II a fsaTs Estes has had
his sentence committed BY Gov. Moses
to Imprisonment for life. The Re-
porter adds: aT8le, Governor action will
be ca,ise.ol sore disappointment to his
frriends,ill this SCpunty.,,
. y. ~. =. p.,to.,,.. ,,,,,ho a.
Z ~ :. .,;.s 80 ;sii,s, E enmmhja,
Ii O. .,itn fas,afu attha j;ns,S,jce &
Jas p.,ssso,, ha. hesn ,elossed on bail Of
80 no 4 8 sw . nternaI
~ n = ) past srss,, ssands ssa,y1s
:; e 2 'a;s,, 20 .,ron hinsnn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
I EDaEFIELD, 8. G., Nov %, 1878.
.THE Trial Justices in Edgefeld Coun-
II ty are requested to report to the
Board of County Commissioners, at their
office, at Edgetield G. H., on the 10Th OF
December next, what disposition they
have made of the Road Detaulters, who
were turned over to them, by the Com
inissioners, to be dealt with. fcof, 80
II BY order of Board.
> 'Hi w. D. RANfEY, Cl'k. b. c. C.
Nov. 25 alsf tt' 1t 49,. 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
IMPORTANT.

ALL Persons to whom sold Goods
from Murch Gntil lst November, making
eight months, and whose accohnts still
remain very much larger OH the Debit
than on the Credit side, I'must again
bog and implorc sucl, delinqucnts to
come forward and settle ut once My
terms have been very liberal, and now
that the money is pust due, 1 want it to
meet pressing demands against mo
taa j. H. CHEATHAM.
Nov 25 I'M 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
CIothina.a at Cost.

GALLAHER IL MULHERIN, $50 Broad
ST., Augusta, have on hand II small lot of
DESIRABLE CLOTHING, which they
offer at cost. This Is II good opportu-
nifty for gentlemen wanting noat and
comfortable suit of Clothes for a small
sum of money. IT,
Augusta, Ga, Nov l9 At 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

The Editor of the Abboville Press
and Banner was at the Columbia Fair,
and says:
The Edgetield Sabre Club commanded
by Mai. w. r. Gary. gave successful
tit. displaying fine riding. John Atkins
won the first prize, Stephen Hughes the
second, and Color-bearer Adams tne
assembled to see the tilt. The judges
stand was occupied by many of the most
distinguished gentlemen of the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

Found at Last!--A remedy that not
only relieves. but cures that enemy OF
mankind, Consumption, as well as the
numerous satellitfswhich revolvearound
il in the shape OF bughs, cold. bronchitis.
sore throat. intlusnza, DC. The remedy
we allude IN IL Dh.WIsTaR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. prepared by Seth w.
EoMle d Sons, Boston. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
oBsTACI,ES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses il, early
life. Manhood Restored Impediments
TO Marriage removed. New lietliod o1
treatment New and remarkable rome
dies. Books and Circulars sent free. In
sealed Envelopes. Address, HOWAKD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St.'
Philadelphia, Pa, An institution nav
ing high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional skill. lyR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
) TO OUR PATRONS.

ALL Persons indebted to Us by Note
Book Account, or Liens made payable
Nov. lst or before, are earnestly request
cd to pay the same at once, ns we nre
now compelled to collect our dues
Come forward promptly, gentlemen
and relieve US of tho unpleasuntncss o1
resorting to legal remedies. We are
compelled to pay for, the supplies We
sold you. We ask one and all toSive
heed to this Notice. ..--..-
IT. JONES IL son.
Jonston's. Nov 25 Sti9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

"A dispatch from Kingston, Jamai-
ca, says it is rumored that Ryan and
Verona not dying easily, the Spanish
officer thrust his sword through Ryan's
heart, and that the blood-thirsty mob
severed the heads from the bodies, placed
them OF pixies and marched through the
city
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.. Sherif's Sale. = 9 {
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY. "s'
IN PROBATEICoURT.

/ IN PROBATEi COURT.
| Alice Huiet,t - .aiitlisr i,. =.
II. scntvy Coleman and Sal Petition
lie Coleman, minors, who for
appear by S. NJ. Sample, Partition:
their guardian, ad Item.
DYvirtue of ans Order in thesaboye
D stated case, from Hon. D. L. Turner,
Judge of the Probate Court, i'll and for
said County, Twill proceed to sell for
partition, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
December next ut the late residence of
THOMAS F. COLEMAN, deceased, the
following REAL ESTATE Of the said
deceased, to wit:
Tract No. /, Called the "Piney Woods
Tract containing W Acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2, Adjoining the Home.
stead assigned Us Dover to the widow OF
said deceased, and containing 27l4 acres
Tract No. 3, Adjoining lands Of the
Estate of the late DIR j. P. Abney. and
containing 27lI acres. - =.
All of said lands lying on Big Creek
near Colcman's y Roads.
Terms of Sale.-One-third Cash, and
She balance OF purchase money on cred
Il of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale. The purchasers to give bond
with good security, arl a mortgage OF
the premises for the pay ment OF the ppr-
chase money.
Plats of said Tracts will be, exhibited
on day oflsale.S y y sFsa ~ - 81
II. WALL, s. E. G.
Nov. 20, st ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELDz COUNTY.

CDbGI W -
IN PR0BATE COURT.
DY D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate
ID in said County. ,,,.1,.
Whereas, Francis Dodson hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration on
the Estate Of William Dodson, late OF
said County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, 70 be and
appear before me at a Court of Probate
for the said County, to be holden at my
Office on the 9Th day of Dec, 1873, at 10
o'clock A. NJ to show cause If any, why
the said Administration should not: be
yrnnted. .ii9ii sd '.tiI, -.,,- u !. II ~ f,
i$iven, under, my hand and the Seal of
the Court this Oath day Of ,Noy., A. d.
1878, and in the esth year Of American II 4
Independence. ysLpil i.s.f,. ifl..gy-t /.
D. T.. TURNER, J. p. T.. g.
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State of South Carolina,
=. EDGEFIELD COUNTY. s-'''..


IN PROBATE COURT! : e
pY D. L. Turner Judge Of Probate in
Id said County. y....t...
to Inc for. Letters OF Administration, on
the Estate OF Gordon Henderson, Late Of
said County, decd. trt.i..f
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me ut Court Of Probate 1or
the said County, to be holden at Edge.
field on the 18th day of D,c., 1873, at
10 q clock A. NJ, to show cause, If any,
WHY the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF
the Court, this 18th day Of Nov, A.
D. 1873, and in the 9sth year Of Ameri-
can Independence.
ii' '..- b. L. TURNER, j. P. +. c. .
Nov 25 . 49, vt a''.aa. 40
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Cheaper Than Ever.

Owing to the low price of Cotton. !
have reduced the prices OF my vehicles.
I am now selling ''is 80
One Horse Wagons Mt from %O to ST..
Two . - at from s.O to Sltn
5 8 and 81 g at from $lOo,to Sllo.
ALI of the best material and warranted
Give me call. j H. LOWREf.
Augusta, Nov 10 At ~
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Shoes At Cost,

Shoes At Cost,
Gallaher and Mulherin, 2sa Broad ST.,
Augusta, Ga; are offering so cases OF
men and women's Shoes at cost. Read
their advertisement in another column
and give them call. ct 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
Call and Settle.

ALL Persons indebted to old firm Of
SANS & HILL, or to the undersigned,
are hereby notified to settle up without
delay. Longer credit cannot be given.
..'s' HILL & ROBERTS.
Nov 2g y}s 2t 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
There was a regular an

There was regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad i'll Co
lumbia, on the 2lst, when the following
directors were elected: F. W. McMaster
T,J. Robertson. j. 81. Rion, ALB. Springs
J.B. Palmer, B. D Townsend, B. F.
Newcome, W. e, Walter, NJ. N. Jessup'
L. D. Childs, w. e. Jackson, 2, Thomas
Josiah Sibley, r. r. Bridgers, j. W.
Tompson, L. B. Alexander, A. B. David
son and Charles Estes, ex-officio mayor
of Augusta. Col. J. B. Palmer was re.
elected president.
The following were appointed as fl
nance committee: A. H. Davega, w. B.
Stanley, ]. L Morehead, A. b. Springs
and B. d. Townsend,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
State Of South Carolina
,;S3 = E EUGEFIEIU sCUUNTT1'
~ obias, etux ct al ]

VSJETobias, et'ux ct al
20 VS.. s5s5s III;
sLs a. Pick kensi xix, ct al.a M
IN aceordance With the decreaSof Hon.
81. RIB .Carpe enter Jndg of the.5th Cir
Ecaiik, will be sold at Ed gefield sGeH H., on
MONDAY, December. 10, 1873, at "
so clock, M, ,sthe following real estate OF
the late F: w. ;RIGKENS; ~: ~
z 4. THE SAVANNAH RIwERTRA0T
containing 220o Acres, more or less, ad-
joining the Savannah River, lands of
.ThomasB Reese, Jonathan Taylor, Jo-
sepll Grafton. Archy Morgan and Estate
OF Anderson.
+. q. THE GROVE TRACT containing
1900 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
OF Mrs. Bates, Estate OF d. X. Strother,
John H. Hollingsworth, the Edgewood
Tract, and others.
sss3.. Also, al the right Of the said !. w.
Pickens, decd, and of the parties to this
suit, ta tire kEDGEWoop TRACT con-::
tanning 5000 Acres, more or less. adjoin-
ing lands Of Estate of Daniel Holland,
Mark EthereHge, John lHuiet. w. r. pu-
risoe, sr., Mrs. Ami Griffin, Nv. ID ks-
mey, u. w. Carwile, T.. J.. Smith, the
Grove Tract, and others. 9l''i9is y ''p'
ALSO SEVEN MULES: Y ~ s ~ ~.
And immediately after said sale, at
Edgewood, near Edge6eld Court House,
the following; l,ns ue.A jsl.M .,a,.sts
THE LIBRARY, lo sa'9-
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. or
PICTURES, it -..,r7oii "a .aaI Z 80
STATUARY. VI .ssDlf ~. .g ;l9ert
HEIR-LOOMS, r.i:j ...s.H =: m .3fr,.... :;
SILVER-PLATE, &C., &c.,7and all
other personally attached, to the Edge
wood Mansion, House and Plantation,
whether named in the will, or the deeds
Of F. .iW. Pickens, referred TO- in the
pleadmgs. ys,r,.L d. .rtJ.. .t.,. .sis..a.
Realistically One-third Cash. Bal
ancelon credit of one, and two years,
with interest, secured by Fond and Mort
gage Of the premises. rs,hp.lty Cash.
LUCY HOLCOMBE lPlCkENS,1 Ia
~, 5;.,..,,.3', Executrix. =
Nov % ,s,t Ate H. 49 =.
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Strayed

TTROM my residence on the night 81
IL the 18th Nov:inst., TWO MULES
-one dark bay horse NJ Mule, about eight
years old, medium size, on the ponry
order, with large main and tail. anu
marks of gear on esides.t The otlier u
mouse colorsd mare Mule, abontf years
old, larger than the horse Mule, splall
eyes, heavy eyelids, with q little White
back of the ears, and stripe across the
shoulders. IL fl.,.3 H. : ii,...i4 { @ll$
A reward Of $25 will be. given to amy
one who will deliver the said Mules to
me. When last heard from were near
Granitoville. ~ sfpt iis,+i bSgrief ~
bt5ifa ~ 5fl - DAVID .BAN.NEiET.
Windsor, SIC. r. r., Nov 25 10 2t4a
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THE S u N
WEEKLY, SEMI. WEEKLY, AND
DAILY.

n,Y1 1I,Dnu,v er1,s :, too v;foly
dnE wEEhLi ooM v.andeS recon-.
- St.its guy oosnna which have
u .Iraadn o;non ous Sft,, sfe .hnusand subscri-
,.ara ,a S,va ,.h;nL ~ ",v We hone. rive it
,,,ary M t,,o,,sama. mSa VII, VIE are briefly as
E,ilows. : 900. = I, = = J
I.1ist taS tirsf raata newspaper. All tho
neys NJ, asSa ., ,,y;ii he found i'll it, cen-
dsnsed when 'nn;mnortant. at full length
,rhan ~ ,,,n,na,,t I'D oil, ,vays presented
" nla.r wait; and interesting
- ",eH., iaeias - ~ 9
AiItin9a' IT, is : !, rst ,aner full ,sof
.ntsr,o;n;n'. a.s nas; ay :.a,ry.tiw,, reading of
ener, s n;nd anu Sn.,,taiu;ng nothing that
can otfand 1fbe n,ost Jalicste and scrupu-
inms u tasts sl'' ii.o'' z.
II tisn,firstaarafe 1story paper The best
srs @ caref,,llv ref is salset.S 4 and legibly printed
in it's naaes seN
| fits first ate oric,iltlral paper. The
most fresh and liistructive articles on
agricultural topics regularly appear in
this Department.. 49, ,i,,sy.5i ,'s,.t a.
1t d an independent political paper,
belonging to no party and wearing no
collar. II fights Tor principle ana ior the
electionof the best menlto "face;i l., IL as
dss9sss hs s enspSs G a Int
weaken and disgrace our country ;' at, ian; and
threaten 70 undermine repapiga I ,,n fam, ,Sl, ~
tutions altogether. l. has i.o,,t no ,faL ,Lo,. !"
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Fresh Arrivals
atA2n "a
.-'tiAs,4.e ~:
Pine House Depot! .

DozIER, VAUGHN eco. have just
received e heavy stock Of -
Fresh Corn MEAL, -
Black Seed OATS,
Choice Seed RYE, ~ -.
Cow PEAS, Chop FEED and BRAN,
Smoked. Bacon SIDES, ..s,r.ie
Dry Salt SIDES, -.
Canvass HAMS,
CORN and FLOUR. 5.iF,'i i''fett't" 3
Fresh Tennessee BUTTER, Ia
S MOLASSES, SYRUP, .o., .,-
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, -. ~
Rice, Maccaroni, Mackerel, '' ~ =
Canned Meats and Vegetables.
BOOTS and SHOES marked down.
BAGGING and TIES constantly on
hand. b .l'5'a
Agentslat this place for the sale of Ma
gently Safety OIL. or
The above Goods have been bought at
Panic Prices, and will be sold at the
CLOSEST MARGIN FOR PROMPT
CASH. w '''. S''i" /.
Nov 90 1 '''''' iii'i! If ~ = 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

JAS. L. Orr, Of Anderson, son o.
sy-Judge Orr. was married, at Greenville,
sa the !ssa tastsas 10 Mizs Y, y. Hsmr
aaets,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27
RACON & ADAfIS,

Attorneys at Law,
T ,."'-lt ,tf9;i 5ii sl- go 1i|
Z OR the next Ninety Days will pros
ecutc Before tile several Departments
Claims. against the United States of the
following description: IE'f's
lat. Pensions and Bounty Land Claims
2d. Claims for horses. mules and other
property taken or furnished the United
States during or since the war.
Sd. Claims for private Cotton taken
since the seth June, 1865.
Will continue to practice in the Coun-
ty and State Courts.
NOV 26 ~ BIN 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-27

AFTER this date our terms for. NET
GOODS will be 80 Days. or per. cent.
on Ten Days. Prices made to cores
pond, ..,,1..-, .l..l a,..
Nov Oh I'M ~