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For the Advertiser.
The Outlook In the Meeting Street
Section.

MEETING STREET, Jan. 80, '92.
The farmers are clearing up new
grounds and building pasture fences
the long white lines Of new fence
stretching over the hills hehind the
house, so that the stock can come up
when inclined. AS Jefferson says:
mankind are more disposed to suf-
fer, while evils are suterable, than
to right themselves by abolishing the
forms to which they are accustomed
and this change makes many COM
plain about here now, but we trust
that when the agony of the change
passes all will get reconciled.
The swelling hills are mantled in
the fruitful green that promises aricb
harvest of oats. which will come just
in time to keep oft suffering; in fact
some will have tight squeeze.ss@to
shift till oats come in. Corn is scarce,
credit very hard to get, and some OF
the stock are sure to suffer. Very
little has been done yet in the way
of preparing the land for crops.
Somehow It is eetiine- bard to max g ]
negroes work till away in February
On the account Of the bad crops,
Mr.. R. c. May and Mr.. +. ?. John
ston Lave both suspended their mer
cantie business, bu, We hope lhal
they will s''.n A'rouie re established
in their w. luir.ss. i til OF lh, IN
a.e industrious and energetic, and
highly i'or'ilar IN the neiahborhood.
ak p.aGi, l. uie ~ ."ct ns very
iaid wear q! II Md ore hrtinn!ng 10
| practice q rigid ecUnomy. II is to be
hoped that this year will he the
mother of more prosperity than was
last, the sad old 81. Somehow the
people seem demorslized, and ii eir
discord and disagreement, coupl, d
with mean whisky, are developing a
sad and gloomy state of things. God
grant that with the blossoms OF the
coming spring We may be able to see
an improvement IN tie habits Of al,
and united feeling among the va.
rious classes Of society.
PHAON.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT special meeting of the members o
Grace Church, Ridge Spring, and it,
Sunday School, held Sunday, January
22d, 1882, the Secretary was Instructed tc
prepare the following
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, in Gods all-wise but myste
rious providence, we have recently SUI:
| fered sore bereavement by the death OF
our beloved friend and Sunday School
Superintendent,
Mrs. David st. Pierre DnBose,
therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby express our
deep sorrow at this most sudden and
grievous affliction, whereby this church
has lost one of its most XeaiOuS members
and efficient workers.
Resolved. That while our hearts ache
with the pain of this heavy chastisement
missing from her accustomed places in
the sanctuary that ever prompt and
cheering Presence, and listening i'll vain
for the familiar tones OF that voice which
so lately Joined in Gods praises here;
vet we would bow in submission to the
Divine will, assured that our loss is our
dear friends eternal gain.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish
the memory of our departed friend and
fellow Christian and strive to follow her
good example of unwearied zeal in we'll
doing.
Resolved, That in an especial manner,
the pupils of the Sunday School hereby
express their aff'ectionate appreciation OF
the devoted, self-sacrificing labors of.
their lamented Superintendent in their
behalf, whereby her memory will be
ever precious to their hearts, yielding
rich fruit unto life everlasting.
Resolved, Thatour heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence be atiectionately offered
to her bereaved husband, stricken
mother, and family i'll general in this
severe atlliction, praying that the
God of all comfort" may be very near,
and graciously sustain them through
this dark hour Of SORROW and enable
them to. say, Father, thywill be DONE,
Resolved. That this Minute be record,
ed in the Register of the Parish, and
copies be sent for publication to the
Church Journal and the Edgeiield AD-
vERTIsER, also one be given to the lam
lily ofrhe deceased.
fSignedl MRS S. 0. MERRITT,
Secretary Grace Church.
Ridge Spring, S. c., January 30, 1882
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Proceedings of the nti-stock Law
Meeting. = =

AS had been previously advertised
the anti.stock-law party held a:meet-
ing in our Court House on Monday
last. Capt. Theophilus Dean presided,
Speeches were made by VIM. J. Ready
Eaq. and Geo. W. Turner, Esq. The
following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted. And we
are extremely glad. that our fellow
citizens of the anti.stock.law party
had the good sense and the self res
pect to eschew the violence Of thought,
intent and phraseology which have
characterized certain ant ti.stock-law
meetings in other sections;
Whereas, Democracy means gov
ernment by the people, based upon
the fact that they are capable of self
government, and whereas those who
are placed in power by Democratic
voters should be responsible to the
people for their political acts, and
whereas we believe our present State
Legislature has ignored the rights OF
a large number of the people Of the
State, Therefore be it,
Resolved, 1st. Thatswe disapprove
the actions of our State Legislature
in the passage of the general stock
law.
End. That many 9th abuses have
been perpetrated on the rights of the
people, in the name of Democracy,
therefore we call upon the people to
correct these evils.
3rd. That to this end we urgently
request the people of the various
to organize clubs, and send
three delegates from each club, to
our next meeting, to be called by the
Chairman.
18th. That the Chairman of this
meeting be authorized to appoint two
men in each township to organize
said clubs.
9TH. That these resolutions be pub
!ished in al the county papers.
THEOS. DEAN, Chair.
J. B. OwDoM, Sec'ry.
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T. IT. ROBSON G. SON,
G9J|H'.Iz:.ssIIGIIHII 8IER)HlX7'S
.AND DEALERS N
- ,! II II IT. : z T r $
i;s !; AST ntT.
CHARLESTON, November 9, 1851.

CnAnbEsTo,;, Noyember Q, 1851
At t!!+ com!Gcncanl. ~ Of another b;is-
mess year We ac!,noN cage with pleas IRE
,i!o patronage ":. confidence u CIR
g,lait:8-s ,r.ends.
.<G3S,tsI : COTTON liiSD CORN FER
rIL!If..:::, ROBSON > COAt'oIAD ID
lpiU pH HG&puATE, lave given very
,-anerai ..aiisia. .:;oa. t'u!' Ln;loh "ne
-oTn !'er-i.llefis al ih9 highest si"idard.
r ,jr..in, among ctiinr valuable lnGre-
,iian,s ) pc. Gent. Of Ammonia, l.: per
cent. Of rG.:l,h. lG per cent. Of available
Phosphate. Having been among the
i;Ist 70 Introduce GuanO in this State, we
cln confidently refer 10 orr planting
friends, !!,a: duri.I@ Tie se".es Of years we
1--WE sold ,hcm Man ;res We have always
rive. - pure arti"c. i..ery Manure is
iss.e.l. We offer the above Fertilizers
Tor cash, iima ~ cittoH.
Planters ordering immediately will he
allowed 10 the lst OF April :" deri""
which r;,eg nre;vr, cash or tin.r. in ~
o. ~ . carload I'll tau tons will !" >'-"i
! t. -" less anoTntSl per
T
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COMMERCIAL.
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
COTTON.

The following short letter from DR.. J.
D. Mitchell, member OF the Georgia
Legislature, isl yerystrong endorsement;
IeSsrS. Hutehtson d Bro: l have used
YOUR "Neuralgine'' and find it all you
Claim, specific for neuralgia and head
ache. J. D. MITCHELL, M. D.
Sold by DR.. w. L. Lynch. Sept IL
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Trustees and teachers oi tho free Pub
lie Schooi. will bear III mind that tie law
requires, that in ascerta:ninS The average
attendance in the public schools, that the
school month shall consist of twenty
school days and that this number si'nl!
he taken as the unit nf computation IL
estimating the average :'itcnuanch "i
each pupil in The free public schools.
All contracts tl,rt BOARDS of trustees
make in excess OF the above amounts
will 10 void. j. W. III D9oN.
Feb Off ,. =. Il. u
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pooTs SHOES AND HATS.

WYNN. MULHERIN & co, Of Angus
w ta, Ga, have opened branch store
at the old stand of Mr.. Peter keenan,, op:.
posite the Monument. The friends OF
this firm and the public vii! hnd large
stock at thisbranch store and also nc their
old stand 9l3 Broad Street. Mr.; keenan
will be pleased to see his friends at tue
brapsh store,
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gbspesaslo aSDsttissr.
TERMS: $500 per Annunl.
OUR AGENTS

w. W. OwpoM, Chappells, s. c.
w. n. YELDELL, Longmires.
JOHN n. HU1ET, Batesville.
w. A. ODoM, Meeting Street.
J.K. RuRsT, Kirkseys K Roads.
E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETHEREDeE, Leesville, s.. c. )
J. E. Cook, Graniteville, S. @.
DR.. JoKMBs ARNEY, Langley, S. c.
N. W.BRooRER. Ridge, s. c.
JOHN CAUGHMAN,- Caughman's Store
WILLIAM KINARD, Etheridge.
is. MERCHANT, Merchant.
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:ToT'ICE-

-.rp -. that on the 10Th day of
rnt,c iotice ID. 1852, the undersign-
al NJ odn'iry daeti;ri.;.ry + of tho estate OF Join
T" ~ muailiiiistrat nI.u deceased, will make
final settlemeroi s,,". as''.n ~ a,,r'inist,a "
ask for final inoaaa' ~ inc 80 ''''''''''''''
va , '"ei e'' '' toIIS w. SPhXN,
NARY Z. MITCHELL,
administrators.
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Guano.! GuanO!

l have about 50 tons Acid Phosphate
and Guano on hand, ready for delivery,
and,more coming every day which l will
sell cheap for cash or cotton. Call on me
before buying and learn my prices.
Feb GIT J. B. NORRIS.
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Agents now can graspa fortune Out
fit worth $40 sent free. For full particu-
lars address +. G. Rideout IL Co., 10
Barclay, Street, New York. novl7-ly
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!. Jafacs L. Jones, do solemnly swear
tl,at I lave raised this year l3,ll9 pounds
If seed cotton, OF 4.4!9 pounds CT linz
cotton, o.. ;he 0?;er Long Staple SIX
Co,.on. on not exceeding three acres OF
land. and sold seven q tales OF the
above cotton 81 !he -!th ult., 20 the vii
illnantic I.;ncn Company ;or sixteen (i6)
corta pcrpound. JAMES /. JONES.
ilogaGSvi!ie. ga
c,yor, 10 an. subscribed before me.
this lglh day Of November, 1881.
.(oHX RuEA, Y. p. and eX otlicio j.
T.. l2aItl, n;st 8; Vi Fulton co. Ga.
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EyFtIlOR'sS NOTICE.

n,orrr, ;r ! ireby given that oil The
0ttSd. o!.,' da - Fehruacy. a. ID. loS2, /
~ ~, L'.it ,S uaS l settlement on the es
W.. WI ~ n!,no T aitor John Hoingsworth,
ia'e y, e. o' ny - 1e the Judge OF Probate
rl ~ Inc 1.,'e 81, IA r Edgefeld County, and
n9Mta, ~, ~ ,,a anu dag apply TO The Pro
bate Judge Ioin ~ ,"i' "a ,Ln i ra;d s.,t,,te ond
oit'e "H ..A.olluder the terms nl the
uiSH ,;I} ~ - II'"iE.ueeSollingsworlh, d;rea%c1
VII WI oi '''i'ii Tested in the said estate
al mii I.eIno,,r .I H., .ice hereof, and govern
thanoaaivo or ."S ~"" 20, tdinSly.
JOHN II. - - Evol.snr-
Ian 0t-Bt
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..raAHrA, Ga, Nov. IL, iSsl.

..rsANrA, GA, Nov. II, issl.
ri,i.,.rari,!ieg. iilat we spnM the Ozier
six rot,um ont OF which the su!tS OF
cio.l,c, aftspvcranr Colqnitt, of Georgia,
az. Governor ii:Gelofv. oi' Connecticut,
rere made, on the eth Dc.ober, nn the
I.;xno~i:ion GROUNDS. aud pronounce il
superior TO aHv cnltam we nave ever nam
,ilGl eycaa. ljt.g .:at island.
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NOTICE

TIAKE notice that on the 9th day OF
Il March nextLI will apply to the Pro-
bate Court for Edgefleld County fora IL
nal discharge as Guardian of Miss Julia
Reel. i. j., GlE EkAhp'
Eeh Oft
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Down the Agahsasi IN iaana.

The ADVERTISER and us iipnci''i -
m.v;l ;yi:al, Mr ipkc Cci'a;,.i. 6. :
g.l-.ait'.fii ialcn<.a III conv';iS:oiis--
even the, sseek 7?..w --:,re s9.n- down The
ages hardin sl5 hand. =. les days ,so 'iiis
venerable aa't s;eaa:e5.cIi;2on la.': 10 lis
lorly-serenta Subscription. .iad lie may
rest assured thai his friendship and a! pre-
cation:are to Gs matters Of bo;ii price
and comfort. - -
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NToTTCE

DLEASE take notice that the under
signed having fully discharged his
trust Will on the i4th day Of February
next. apply to the Probate Court OF
Edgeiicld County, for final discharge
as Administrator Of the estate nf w. 3.
Hill, deceased. a. i. M N"'
Ian 1-5t
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THE CHICAGO wEEKLE NEWS is
everywhere recognized as pap: H11srf-
nasssd in al III, requirements i ii &i.ao-.H21:
Journalism. I,staEda coz .,.o:. u. tmo1.z
the metropolitan iocrn"l. o. LIE aoaA''g
asa co:np!ete yeesrape". - a'Ie;e,:T;;'.::.'
Service coml4feS ell t'e a;.'i'.'';'!' :; .; ';'3
yy,.;ter,, ..qsoNatsd Pre-; alit. III, ,,',;.y..
Ass.c.a-. {, Pref, besides i y-"ry !tta'.-'o
servic. O.. spe.;al Teie&ra,.la 4,:o.: ~ i'.:-
ror;anr noiuts As I.r4raaa: i Aas lic
.,,,ar;.r. !, is INDEPENDENTLY Politics,
pregen;in. Ill Political News free tro.:i par
tisan bias or c.hssing, and absolutely with
oct fsa- orea-or as n parties.
L. is, in the funesa sense, TAAELY
PAPER. Zach issue contains Several
coMp1ErgD STORIES, A SERIAL
STORY o...tso7o;ng. interest, and 4 rich
va~;ety of con BASED notes on Fashions,
At 1ndustries. Ai.erature, Science, etc,
.+c Ire Market Quotations are comn!ete,
and TO ba relied '.ron.
- rs unsnrn, 5sed as al Entsrnri5ing,
pure and 1rpstwo.thy GENERAL FAIL
liz NEWSPAPER. Gu: Special Clubbing
terms bring II witAln The reacA ot al
Specimen copies may be seen At TINS ONCE
,w-send subscriptions to this Office.
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A Totally New Railroad.

The follQwing,biilwas introduced in the
l..ouse, January %, by Mr. Sawyer, Of
Aiken: j bllfoa charter the Aiken aud
Atlantic SeaeCo&st Railroad. This roAd
proposes to run from Aiken to Port Roy
al. The eorporators are Messrs. II. E.
Bissell, J. W. Burbidge, a. Whitman, j.
H. Bush, T4S. Dunbar, Ernest Gary, w.
D. Jennings, Sr5 Thomas H. Johnson, L.
A. Ransom, Thos. Dodamead and Claude
Z. Sawyer, and their associates. The cap
ital stock is fixed at 100000, with privi-
lese Of fincreasing.s.ss...s.s,,a..ss..
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A Fire .IYS!YeC Country.

4 Fire Up the Country.
simultaneously with.the Johnston fire,
if we are notmisinformed, that is between
3 and f-o6lock on Tuesday morning last,
the store building and stock of goods OF
Mr.. S. T. Williams, on the road two or
three miles above Pleasant Lane, were
totally destroyed by fire Ins1red for
50 0lO
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$500 worth of new Shoes, Just opened
at ]. NJ. COBR'S, in the Ryan Hotel.
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Remoyal of DR.. Barker.

We learn that pr,John a. Barker, oi
the west siids,i has removed 10 Augusta,
Ca, there to practice his profession. DR..
Barker's removal seems to be much re-
gretted by his neighbors, among whom he
wss not only very useful but quite popu-
lar.
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igsttste Of South Carolina
EDGEFJELD COUNTY.
IL R.oLolc Conk.


Probate.
ygriIEEn..iS. o. 7. Cheatham, Esq,
w C!e;k OF the Court Of Common
Pleas ;mG General Sessions, has maue
su;. t. me 10 grant him letters ot adItlih-
istraticn nf the est:lteand effects of John
n. CLARK. late al aaid County, deceased.
- ri.e;o t.; arc Hlcreiora to clio and odmon-
ish all and singular illc kindred and cred
itor5 OF the said John NJ. Clark, dece" sed,
that they be and appear bei3re me, in the
court al Probate, 10 bo held at Edgetleld
&. H., on the 18th day Of February, lss2,
1Io'clock in the forenoon, to silew cause
if any they have, why the said acmlnls-
traton should not be granted. i.
Given under my Hand and the sea! oi
the Court this sta day OF January, y. u.
i''-' +. p. C0VAR, J. p. C.
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Trlcksma T
The Little statioasof Trickeln, {

Augusta anu AnOHVlllS hhliroau, Is De-
ginning to assume the sarb Of enterprise
and genuine progress. \ brick machine,
OF an improved pattern, will soon be put
in operation near that place, and later OH
number OF brick stores win be erected.
Every manin The vicinity is buoyed up
by unlimited enterprise and thrift, and is
thoroughly alive to The advantageous 10
cation Of the new village, and are fred
with determiir:e&t:;;ee ;;ee.l to make Trickem an
attractive place OF residence as likewise a
good trading market for that section OF
country.+saluda Argus:
Killed Oh the Rail.
Yesterday morning a. colored man by
the name Of Abram Hill, anativeo Edge
fed, and an employee Of the Port Royal
Fertilizer Company, was run over by the
incomi9g through freight train ona Tres
lie near McCrses. Coroner Burr held all
inquest, and it appearythat Hill was go
ing to his work, and was crossing a trestle
about sixty feet long w the freight
train camatR sight Ennnihg at.the rate Of
twenty miles an hour The engineer blew
the brakes down, and the unfortunate
man, instead Of hastening on or jumping
off the track scrouched down on the GEN.
tire between he Fails, and was.in that po-
sition when he was struck and instantly
killed. The verdict of the jury was acci-
dental death.-Palmetto Post.
oHe Looks Lixeia,t ssnglishman.,
The Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston News and Courier writes thus;
At the risk Of bringing a blush to the
cheek of Senator Butler, must record an
incident which occurred the other day
An English member of Parliament visit.
ing the Capitol, entered the, Senate gal
lery While that body Swas in session and
asked the dpprkeeper to point out to hin,
several Of the lions. whose names. he was
familiar Fith9 This was done, and the
visitor having surveyed the field, turned
to retire: SAttbst moment Senator But.
Ter roseaoC presehtyas petition y "Who i:
that gentleman ~ queried the NJ. P
Senator Butler, of.Sonth Carolina was
the response. "He is q remarkably hand
some man." coiIiasenbed the member, "bt
is the finest looking martf have seen here
He looks like an Englishmsn.''
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sianaGcr "iilimautie Linen compan!T
ou EXPOSITION Grounds. ii i"-ti .
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The Edgefeld Rites.

The Edgefeld Rifles.
Capt. Dick Anderson has been reelected
as leader2.ofzthe Edgeield Rifles; Nj.
Wade Z. Youngblood is lst Lieutenant;
ATk. Frank Wardlaw is Cd l. eutenant;
Mr.. John Par,Fis, 3l L!eutenant.s The
company-withs several late additions
nos numbers some thirty odd.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Churches. -ra-.
On Sunday morning next, theRev. Mr..
Mood wi!lpreach in our Methodist, Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Walker viii preach in our
Episcopal. The Rev. Mr.. Hundley will
preach at Johnston. The Rev. Mr.. Rog-
ers will preach at spanns in the forenoon
and at Bethlehem in The afternoon. The
Rev. Mr.. Meadors will preach at Rsho-
both in the forenoon, and at Bethelin the
afternoon, The Rev. Mr.. Traywick will
preach at Bethany.
Stock Law Figures.
ReadI.. A. R'sreply to ,"Barnwell'-
on our first rage. Il is a good thing
full of excellent stock law figures.
The Right Few. Bishop Howe.
On the first Sunday in March, Bishop
Howe viii preach in The new Episcopal
Church at )Tnntqni | In the evening of
the same day, he viii preach in Trinity
Church, Edgeheld.
Cotton Premiums $500.
The Ozier-Leag, Staple Silk Cotton has
no equal il merits, The above premiums.
are offered By him on his cotton for 1882.
Send for pamphlet FOR 1882 seq.
id. Oz1EE, Corinth, Mass,
Delinquent Land Sales.
Sales of delinquent lands. took place in
many countlsSef our State, on Monday
last. but Captain Edwards, our Auditor,
tells us thatas yet he has received no or
ders in regard tozthis matter.
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CCMPLAINyrFOR PARrIIION.
pY vffrue e5!:Ss,,c,--ez.ler. s. Of i;ii:: .!oir-rl
G will sell ~. .puDli0 1ttcry, on lhs
!. First r $ E,!I. MoN2a y 25 IN hlAkoI AsHf n
singular tha. trad or parcel "a: l3nd, sit,;-
4ted in the CoaSt- Of lAgetiaid an': Stats
Aforesaid, on tia line OF The Ciari0:ta,
Columbia and augusta Reilroad, con
taining llfty acrel, nore o. iess, adioin-
ing lands OF S. J Ready, E-t Of lal:n Il
Lott, lanes o! nt1rtha Mc.'ai;,' aa.t TIT
Bird Lott tract
TERMS oE fALE -oae bali o. ,iie
purchase monfA Ato be paid IN cash. l:!s
months, to be 1!cnrta by the bond oi
the purchaser lEd u mortgage o. tie
premises-the rchaser to have tie
privilege OF payElg ire whole .,i.;o'.uJ 6 +
Inc purchase nioley in cash.
Titles and mcfIgage extra.
S; S. ToNPklNS, Master L. (.
Feb 9-3t
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WADEI YOUN6Bl.00D
WITH
I,ANDRAN { BIHI'II.i}.

7 take dis jnethod OF respectfully IN
|. forming II ~ friends fhroughont. :-'!@a
.icid Coun!f, That J can haraai, y -"
;1und 81 thetrrea, Dry Goodt Establish
meut of LalStlram & Bm.l"r, Augusta.
Ga. where will he extremely harIy 20
i'm n.$m }NADE You&GhLo0D.
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= sPeeuy ENuuus' =
The colored people Of Trenton seem 10
.3pe sadopainga specie3,of speedy snd-very
;;o.i.:ss -.-saus 1Ieea.e.s=e.lt. -eacl, Others
learts and vivaIs o JsV01@Z
i've understand that-twos negro fellows die
til. thing there on Tuesday. One ofthcn
is already dead, and tire Other cannot nos.
: sibly survive. Wssaava nos heard jle:l
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State Of ssath Carolina.
EDGEF4LD COUNTY.

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celia Lott. Ell 4ott. J. 4. Lett, it.iz2
beth Randall, Gloria CusiliHdr, o.
neiia Cotton. J sse Couc!i, Margaret
Couch, John C,,..ch ard W. L. CnI!r:I,
(tiIe two last f1linS intanssl u. thair
guardian nj itT,at, Alexander Couch,
Tillman Lott, ". II. Lot, ana others,
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l.. Il. Lott for hinl l~e!f and as admir- oi
Emeline Lott, Iced, s.araiT Carroll,
Mary Howard, ott Hazai, ,ioscpli..s
Bolton, Darling Hazel ana ThoHa,; :
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A Little Apology.

Our readers must pardon us this week
for omitting our usual summary OF Iegis-
lative news, and for the non-appearance
OF sundry other things. We were so ez-
ercised about our friends at Johnston on
Tuesday that we were forced to post down
to see how it was with them And hence
We lost half day from our routine labor.
The Legislature is to adjourn on Thursday
Of this week; and consequently we can
make clean sweep Of their doings IN our
nart iscra