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PUliLlSUED JfVKKY WJI?NE?bAY MuKNlNG B T DURISOE, REESE & CO. TE RH S OF SUBSCRIPTION. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Tho ADVERTISER ii published regularly cv .ry WBDSKSIMY MORNING,HI THREE DOLLARS perionum; ONE DOLLAR HDII FIFTY CTS. or -?ix Months; SEVENTY UVE CENTS tor Three Months,-altcay* in advance. ^?9-AU pa^er.? discontinued at tho expiration of tue li-iie for ?vIii':li tl.ey have been paid. ll VTES OF ADVERTISING. l'A Y AULS IN AD VAN. E. . A IvorM-envnt* will b* inserted nt thf rnte of ONE DOLLAR ind FIFTY CENTS per Square (lu Minion lines ur I?*?.} f->r !he first insertion, und 0 <E DOLLAR foreanh s bloquent, insertion -?f-A li!.eral ?-eo'inf ?viii be mudo to thu.?e wishing to advertise hy th vi-.nr. A ia .u?etas Ctudidates .?">.'"> ?<> ad vare*. I'roin Texas. O? ile D- aham affair, tho Utcilian, of the lol h. >;iys : lt is said tLut * committeeof the Legis'n tui? is to be sent tu l.iVL-aii^a'e the ti', um ?uiiccs ot tb? buruiu g ui Bie.-bim by CJiiited States -oldier-?. A u??l?tary ?om nis-don i's already > ngftged in a similar investigation In the meantime, a gentleman lrom Bon hara informs the Telegraph *baX the citizens g -uerally are aimed, all'i ket p out H g-iard i 1 tif;y mon, wiio pr. vent the euirince i??tn thf towu of . my ofihe s;iM?ery, while the l?He are in camp a little di-t.i"ce from t' e town lurted up a.d engaged in digging rifle pit* Tue 1 ma resulting from ?hf c ?nflagralinu i- ? est1 ma1 ed ai j1! j:;.700, divi.ed am.mg noun th;rt V ciliz n?. AN IMP IITANT O.-OLK.-Our repd.rs. par ticu'ariv those whu i*rc engaged in agrien I u r .1 pursuits, will peruse with >ati.sfaei?. n the tb i'-jA?ng order, und devoutly pray ??>r ita ri^Id execution as au e???vlual preventivo t.> a crimy tgrc-valeuce of which. rill otu r.vis.: tiaro many raisons 'J fear It pub'Uh^d Wm ;>.a official copy1 which Lai CJ::I~ uwffidoiUy to i*.?: n^adquautr?, State ot" South Carolina, ) Ciiarlestuu^S. C. Septmnber 20, i-Cu. r J [General ?rdew Nu. 2(>.J I. Diu ing the ?easou tur picking Cotton and harvesting, rice ai.d corn, and until tho crops sim!! Lave been prepared for market and divi ded among tho.se who haye produce! them on shares, persons will no'-Te permuted to trade ur beter in thvso product* o:i !?.c highways, C ?mmol?, rivets, Greeta cr inlets ol lin.; Mili tary I?, withoiiv a v.iillc't liceuse hom the Mayor, Intendant, or other ?o? >potonl authority ol tho Ci'y, Town, yr Puri.sh, coun tersigned! by the Comruaudiug O nicer ol the Military. Post, witbiu which such persons may be found. Traders and ped?ais may be treated as trespassers when lound oa planta tions without the cousent ol' the owners. II. Any person who shall buy cotton, rice or corn raised on shares before the same shall have been prepared for market and divided according to contract, or who shall buy these products from petsons employed on planta tion, .-ay be required, on-thc complaint ul as? citizen, to pruduce satisfactory evidence to the Post Commander that ail the parties interested have expressly consented to the sale : and in default thereof, such purchaser . shall be deemed guilty of receiving stolen goods, and punished accordingly. "III. Violations of these orders will bc pun ished by Post Commanders Ly a line of not les? than ?50. nor moro than $>500. For the secotid offence, the uccused, on conviction, shall be liucd, and imprisoned not less than sixty days. IV. Citizens are authorized, in thc absenc of competent authoricy on the spot, civil or military, to arrest any person found violating these orders, and to bring the offender before the Post Commander for his action. . V. Cases arising under these orders will h. reported by Post Commanders, atid their ac tion stated. By command of Bvt. Maj. Gen. B. K. Scott. JJ. W. SMITH, Bvt. Lt. Col. and A. A. General. News from .lie?ino. SAN FRANCISCO, September 23. We have uews from Mazatlan, Mexico, to the effect that the Imperialists and the ships of war had left Guaymas to the Liberals. A light had occurred near Mazatlan, in which the Kreuch lost Itt*,*nod the Liberals 250, kill ed and wounded. The garrison of Imperialists at Urez was cut to pieces on the 4th i?stant, Ly Martinez, no quarter being given. Gen. Lamberg, an Austrian commander, was killed in an engage ment at Guadaloupe on the same day. It was thought that Mazatlan would proba bly be evacuated by the French in October. Sonora waa in the undisturbed possession of J the Lib?rais. The Fenian?. NEW YOUS, September 28. The Stephens (Fenian) Headquarters were all bustle and activity yesterday. Important negotiation are said ti be pending, which, when revealed, will astonish the Brotherhood. In the case of Roberts, a nolle proscqui has been entered and the case dismissed. A flaw has also been discovered in the indict ment of the Fenians at Et ie, which will ne cessitate their discharge. A special dispatch from Ottawa, CW., de nies that the Fenians are concentrating on the frontier. Wu Eat Tue FIGHTING MEN STAND.-The I nd ianapolis Herald says, thal the lighting Geuerals of the war are almost invariably for Johnsou and a restored Union, while the " dead beats" invariably sustain Congress. On the one side we have Grant, Sherman, Farragut, Rusencrans. Rousseau, and a host of other gallant and meritorious officers, while ou the other are arrayed Butl?J?, Banks, Neal Dow, and such. It is a contest of patriotism against plunder and pianos. EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.-The Xationul intelligencer, of the 24th instant, says : " We understand that the American Colonization Society has purchased the ship Golconda, 1,016 ton?, and intend to fit her up to carry emigrants to Liberia. She is expected to sail lrom Charleston, Sooth Carolina, po the 1-t of November. Upwards of a thousand freedmen Lave applied to the Society for a passage this fall. Many others are gcuing roady to embark next spring." A RKMARKAW.E JD DOMEN r.-Cincinnati, September 20.^- One of the convicts of the Pennsylvania Western Penitentiary, named Holmes, on Thursday morning, indulged in the most blasphenir-us. I mguage, cursing everybody, cursing Christ, cursing God, and pronouncing God the author of all sin, and ridiculing tho Bible. Yv'hile uttering his blasphemy he waa suddenly struck down with apoplexy, and remained unconscious until he died at 12 o'clock, noon, on Friday. TREASON IN THE KENTUCKY COURTS._The District Attorney for the United States courts of Kentucky, at Louisville, on Thursday last, entered a nolU prosequi in 339 cases for trea son against the United States, and in :?f> cases of misdemeanor, for giving aid and contort to those etrgaged io vb?lli?n. This is disposing of the trcai J Vi business with reasonable celerity. Eine Com. Oar fellow-towsman, Bias H. Beasley, ex hibits a few-samples ol his crop of corn raised this year, (tobe seei' >?: this office) which beats anything wo ever remember to have seen. The ears of corn sent us avenge thir teen ?relies in length, and eight inches? in cir cumference. Several-of the ears wrre sixteen I iuche:i long. The corn was filled out fully and perfectly, lrom one end of the cob lo tho other. Some of this corn, Mr. B. assures us, waa grown upon upland, and some opon the bi.lloma, on tho farm bo is eultivating near the village. This does not look like hard i times. Our friend will certainly have corn to sell, if he planted to any extent this year. Who cac barf tina thu Wltrlhjjm1t~4m*-\ SIGNS OF WAR IX EUROPE.-A writer in the National Intelligencer thinks thc resigna tion of Lord Cowley, English Ambassador in Frat CH, lukin/ place simultaneous')'wilhthnt of* M. Druuyh dt FHuys,' the Emperor's For-. eign Minister, affords, to a certain degree, moral evidence of the intention of -his Majes ty to change bis peac? ful policy to ono ol' war towards Prussia. Lord Cowley being au old pei M>nid friend of his Mujesty, would not have resigned if he had not be..-tt urged by thc nif-st serious political* motives, and there is every reason to suppose that he has been charged by Lord Derby to oppose a war poney that might, nolens volcns, entangle Great Britain, nt a rime when her intestine com motions make foreign and anti German wars most undesirable." TH ? ADVERTISER. JAJttZS T. BACON ! EDITOR. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 18GG. ?? Foiled.". Th?.- very simple and pret-y tale, on'ided a; iliiirw, s-.-nt ns hy a young lady of our own Dis trict, a <i telling of incidents ?ad nud j iv "us ?luring tho war, we will publish very .-ooii. We refre? t?:at we have been obliged to delay ?ts pub licstivu thus 1 mg. Mr. B. C. Bryan. This honest and benevolent meithaut i? to ho found nt hi? old sta ii.?-who Joes n -1 know 13 a VAN'S ? - w.irb such an assortment of F?ll and Winter Good* A* w:ll make rho eyes of Ladies-to say nothing "-f inen, aud children, and housekeepers, and free i people-twinkle with delight and long U F?>r fuller particulars refer tn his new ad vertisement. illr.- James U. Sullivan. An-'the"- nld-tinio more!.ant, of whom Edgefield know* ??thine but tr-wl. lie, ?Iso. stands roady ?.nd wiiit'ng, prepared ut ?ill p..inls for the Fall . nd Wmier trade. UycytkiPg in the way of female wm Tort a?>d ad.rnment U robe had at -ulhvanV in jiujt as. great quantity an l yaii'.-t.v is the most ryrt'!i!i.' j.urr.u ca? dcsj;o. Dut his -to.-k is Liy no moans cvnlluud' to -nielo* o: ?.-c-i? ar.d elcjrancc. Iii- advertisement will tell thc -.?hu-ii> ?R O The Musical and Dramatic Eutertain nieut ?gS?M This Entertainment, f..r thc l.t?e/?: ?f JJje Epis ul Church, which einuc ott so cucces-futiy o;i Thursday uigbt last, will, by request of many of thc aoiliencc, bo repeated on the comiii,": Wednes day evening Oot. 2rd. Doors open at half-past ix. Admission, Fifty Cents. Dorn & Johnson. Thc+u tiro thc i"ru who make th? ?ptendM Flour. In a rory'few day., I lu. j.- mc to ??cud a Urge supply tj Mr. J.v:-. i>. Stl.UVA.V. At hi? Store il can be found. And .tbo.su who want it had belier make a t ush. Fine Flour, and new. Light, rich, creamy.* We havo seen-nay, eaten-a -ample of"" it, and wc il ? not speak idly wheu we say it is of tho first and most di-irablc <|U ility. Court Week. The F.ill Term of the Court of General Ses .toni for Edgefield District commenced its ses sinn on Monday la.-t. His Honor, Judge GLOVER, of Orangeburg, a veteran jurist, di.-iinguishrd for faithfulness, ability and urbanity, is presiding Mr. Yoi'.VAxa, already s<? weil known as on effi cient Solicitar, Ss al hi* post. By the l*tc action of the General Assembly alj rases on the civil side of the Court are held in abeyance until next March. The present Term, therefore, will be de voted exclusively to Sessions bu.-iness. The only case of any very considerable importance, wc be lieve, is the fnmous one cf Twiucs and BUTLER j it will probably bc tried bef> rc tho close of the present week ; some of the best talout of our own and adjoining Districts ls employed upon it. Monday last was also Saleday, and hundreds of citizens-more than we have seen on a similar occasion for many a loug day-thronged mir Court roon to witues? tho proceedings of an old fashioned, orthodox Court, presided over by an old fashioned, orthodox Judge ; aud our streets, to witness-whatovcr should turn up. But noth ing very startling or interesting turnod up. We cannot say that perfect sobriety prevailed, n&r cnn we say that tho morals of our people are growing better instead of worse. Nightfall, on Saleday, found moro than one man " disfran chised" and rc.olining in all thc sweets of a "grim drunk.?' And more than ope luckless youth re mained out all night from his " catcrnal parient." This is lamentable. Liquor is a very good thing if well treated. Why in*// men treat it so badly? Augusta Merell nuts. QUINN.-Washington was the mau for 1770, and Jackson was the man to kill thc monster bank, but P. Qui**, 1S9 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., is the man who mectc the wants of tho peo ple as regards light, elegant and rcfer.ed litera ture. Head bis card, in another column, and you will see exactly what we tneau : and what QUINN means. QUINN is ready to receive subscriptions for any Literary Papers or Magazines, and per sons in tho country can order unylhing of the sort through him. We recommend him as an en ergetic and reliable business mau. LEVY & ASHER.-To-day, LEVY I ASHER inform their Edgefield patrons that they have re moved to 218 Broad Street. Road their card. This is a famous placo for Gentlemens' and La dies' Furnishings. The fine assortment of LBW J: ASHER, places beautiful Dresses, Gloves, Hoops, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Cravats, Scarfs, Under Shirts, Drawers, (how shamefully wo mix the feminine ?nd masculino !) within the capacity of every woman's and man's purse. Be sure to visit LEW & ASHER at 218. DAVIDSON &. CO.-And the Co. is no less popular a person than our old friend M. A. BAN SOU,' Esq. These also havo made a move, as will bo seen by reference to their new advertisement. These Merchants sell thc very best Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Lamps, Chandeliers, ?c.*, ic., at an elegant Store, Kn. 25fi, a liftle above the Globe Hotel. The time spent in looking over thoir large and firstclass assortment will not bo thrown away. BLAIR, SMITH & CO.-Attention is called to tho card bf BLAIR, SMITH Si Co, Tobacco Agents and Commission Merchants, ?9S Bioad Street, Augusta, Qa. They solicit Consignments, and will n'j> doubt guarantee quick returns and large profits. Wc hope thishouse will bc remem bered by our community. GARB AUX DAMES!-Mrs. O'Coxpon, at her Millinery Establishment, 22" Broad Street, nix' door to GR Ar, MULLARKV & Co., hi: s just received a largo assortment of rich and elegant Millinery Good', equal to anything ever offered in tho Au gusta Market, to which she invites particular at tention. Ladies wishing anything in this lino (and where is thc ono who doesn't '!) will find Mrs. O'CONNOR'S just the shop they want. And as she employs only the most tasteful and fashionable milliners, every one can roly on having her pur chases made up in the very latest styles, and in the most approved manner. The Columbia & Augusta Railroad. They nae working vigorously upon the Colum bia end of this reid. It i* to cross Um Cougnrcc river bolow the city, and to ero?? the Charleston raiiro?d a mile below its depot, and pasi ovor md unite with thc Charlotta road between its depot and thc Junction, ab'mt midway. It is hoped, sayVthc Columbia correspondent of tho York ville Enquirer, that next May Day will seo tho road in operation: but we presume a.good deal depends upon tho state of tho country. One nijrht last weok three men effected an ou trance tn thc dwelling houso of Mr. Daniel Ham mond, living near Smithfield, Jefferson county, Ohio, while nil members of the family were nbient excepting tw'o daughter* nf Mr. Hammond, ?ind gratitiod their brutal passions, by outraging the bodies of the two young ladies. They efferlcd entrance about SI o'clock in tho evening and did not leavo till near 4 o'clock in tho morning. One of thc young ladios is not expected to live. ZW At a recent rat hanlin Ohio 15,6711 ab JW ataughtarei". Highly Important to Disabled Soldiers. Below, will be found a communication from His Excellency, Gev. Onn, to Capt. BEX J. ROPER, Tax .Collector.- of Edge?eld Dh-tricL Thc said eommunication explains itself. Capt. ROPER re quests/ to the end fhat ho may givo thc desired information, tbat all citizens within his official jurisdiction, who come within tho description of (joy. ORn's eomuinuicatiou, will immediately ro port their names to bim, and accompany said re port by a statement in each caso whether thc party reporting has lost a leg or an arm, or both. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, SOUTH CAROLINA, j COLUMBIA, September 82, ISfitJ. J * Sltt:-The Lcgislatu-c at tho extra scssi n, just adjourned, adopted the following resolution : "Jtesolced, That Iiis Excellency the Governor, be requested to issue a Circular, directed to-each of tho Tax. Collectors of tho Stato, requiring them to furnish bim with a Hst of thc names of all citizens in their respective Districts, who were permanently disabled in thc Slate or Confederate service during the lute war, particularly specify ing those who have been deprived of their limbs, and stating in each case, whether it bc an arm or leg,.or both; and that 'ho Governor be also re quested to furnish the information thus acquired to tho General Assembly at the next regular ses sion." You will, therefore, furnish mo, without delay; tl.c information required in thc forogoiug resolu tion. . Direct your communication to me ut Columbia, S. C. Very respectfully, your?, JAM KS L. ORR, Governor. BEIM. ROPER, Esq/, Tax Collector of Edgcfield District. Not the Slightest Necessity to go Further than Augusta. To prr.curo every pofsiblp nd van tage of a thor oughly profound and scientific.Medical Education. Nor should the young men of this part of thc world go furil or for thia purpose. They should *?>. nd their money herc st home, helping thereby tn build up tn ble Southern Ir.stituiions somewhat chattered by thc war. Wo arc speaking particu larly of the Medical ?ollcge of Georgia, in our ucl,;1, boring city of Augusta. This institution however is no longer much shattered. Its last ptfiM'in iras perhaps aa prosperous as any in its history. A eanl or'advertisement from tho Faculty of this College will bo found ip soother column. Thc names in thal Faculty ore us familiar, and us well knowu tu fame, in Sr.utb Carolina and Georgia as those cf the ancient prophets. Charleston Merchants, j G li? fi. FAIRLY A CO.-The gentlemen of this Firm, Ko. rf" Mayne Street, old stand of HYATT, MCBHRKEY A Co., offer great induce ments for dealers in thoir lino to pay them a visit. Their stock of Wbito Goods, Hosiery, Fancy Good?, Ac., cannot bc excelled ei'hcr in quantity ;.i (|i*al;Jy in the eily. Mr. FAIRLY was a brave and honorable boUici', si one limo on t?cul. BUT LER':, fluff. Wc hope lidyt?tlii people will not forget him when they go to C'barlcatou. IVe call ^ attcn'.iou to the card of JOHN-S. FAIRLY A Co. ? F..I?0KSEY.--The name of HORSEY has been associated wit? ejegapt Hats ever siuee we caa re member. He must bc profoundly au fait in the Hut business hy this time. He holds forth, ai will be seen by his newly published advertisement, it No. 25 Hayne Street. We ar: absolutely cer tain that no botter selections, in Hats, Caps, nnd .Straw CJoods can be made elsewhere than at the fashionable sio?o o? tho experien:cd HORSET. LENGNICK A SELL.-Thcs? ..ri weil known wholesale dealers in all requisites for ndorning beauty, lionnets, H its, Ribbons, Flowers, Feath ers, Caps, Nets, Veils, Ruches, Lnccs, Crapes* Silks, Corsets, Skirt?', Ac-, Ac, ad hifinituwr. Try them by al! means if you wish \o deal in their linc. Read their card ?.nd learn their whereabouts -Northeast Corner Hosting and sf?rket Streets. - ??'.*'. - Legislative Appropriations. At thc recent session of thc Legislature of this State (says thc Charleston Courier) thc following appropriations were made to meet deficiencies io thc appropriations previously made for tho year commencing October 1, 1S65 : Expenses of the Extra Session of the Lcgisla?ure.Sl?.?OO.OO Contingent accounts remaining unpaid....4,770,2-1 Expenses attendant upon thc is.-ue of Bills Receivable.4,436,15 Printing for Estra Session ..3,000,00 Payment claim? now ?emribjins; unpaid..2,000,00 To the Ladies' M?morial Association cf Charleston.1,000,0(1 Library of thc Court of Appeals.000,00 Contingent Expenses of State House.S.35,75 Stationery House Representatives.549,50 Salary Treasurer Lower Division.500,00 Agency for recording names deceuscd soldiers.300,00 Fitting up Court of Appeals.300,00 Stationery for Senate.237,80 Repairs Furniture University Library.100,00 Besides five dollar* per diem and mileage for each of t>-e Clerks, Reading Clerks, Doorkeepers and Messengers of i;he two Uouses, thc Attorney General, Solicitors and four'Engrossing Clerks, and on? dollar per diem each for :wo Pages in the Senate. From this statement it appears that the expenses of tho Extra Session wero a trifle less than thirty thousand dollars. Planters Hotel, Cbnrleston. In another columu will bo found a card from the Proprietors of this Establishment, announ cing ?ts opening on the 1st October. This Euro pean plan of keeping a Hotel is most admirable -and most comfort-givincr-and most money saving. Concerning this new Establishment, wo cannot do better than to quoto what the always reliuble Courter says about it : PLANTERS' HOTEL.-This splendid first class Hotel will bc opened on the 1st of October, by C. i W. and J. B. DENNIS, on tho European system. The bouse has been thoroughly cleaned, repaired, and refurnished with thc best of furniture through out. It contains over one hundred rooms, tho most of which aro large and airy. Its location is as good as that of any other house in the city, being situated on thc corner of Queen and Church streets, and is but a short distance from Meeting and Bay street?, which aro the most busy streets of tho city. It was formerly kept by Gorman A Co., also by Gamble, then by Mr. Calder, and tho reputation of tho houso in days gone by was equal to that of any in tko place. The advantages of a hotel on tho European system arc sucfi that a man ein regulato his ex penses to suit his pocket. He cun ront bis room, either procure his meals at thc restaurant or any where oise that bo plonsc?, or bring it with him from home. The proprietors havo reserved thc services of competent gentlemen, good attentive servant? and porters, who will bo always roady and willing to wait on customers. Tho charges will be mod erate and adapted to thc times. All that they ask is thc patronage of thc travelling public nnd of thoir friends, so ns to convince them that it is their intention to ronder their stay as comfortable und as pleasant as if they were at home. Cook & Berry at (irauitevillc. These .Murdumts, both Edgeficld mon tu tho very backbono, send us a new Card. We ask for it special attontion, and for Messrs COOK A BERRY a largo share of puplic favor and patronage. ?S3" A Street Railroad is in contemplation in Augusta. A good idea. Tho New York Beening Post, of thc 2Cth, denies the report that Genurul Dix bus boon up pointed Minister to France, and says that ho was qualified to-day as Naval Oflicor of that port and gave security. /SS?" Cardinal dillon, in Ireland, bussssucd a puetobttl on tho Papul situation. He intimates that the Pope will leave Romo on tho withdrawal of tho French troops. fi\T* There is said to bi a tremendous stampede from thc Radical rinks in Wisconsin. M:iriy of tho most ^prominent Republicans in thc Stitc aro coming out in favor of thc President's policy. lg?" A marri.Tgo ceremony between n negro nnd n white girl was in hnvo taken placo in Nor folk, on Sunday, but thc intended bridegroom getting wind of tho fact that some young men hud made preparations to treat him to a coat of tar nnd cotton, failed to come to time. Tf??T The people and Cabinet of ^ly.are rop rcrcnted a? becoming more and iimr'sjptidignaut" with Franco, on acnount of Napoleon's trpalracnt of the Roman and Venetian questions. Thoro is a decided leaning in Florcnco towards a more in timate and looting alliance with Prussia, as tho litad of reconstructed Germany. ggT They are vandjking ladies dnuSM ?fl j Paris. Zb? Lord waly knows wb"t fr?t is. I . -r-'. - . - ';.'>?. ? ..r _ - Gen. Gary and R. B. Bullock, ] And thc Kaolin Factory. . AncrTeaSeta. graceful Amenities. Of nil. these nice persons and things r going to ?peak. Everybody knows who Gen. is. But who is Mr. BULLOCK? HO is the prising and gentlemanly President of the pany now engaged in thc manufacture of ] waro, heroin our own District. J^aoliu geological naine of tho species ofearth c out of which this porcelain is made. Hen name of the ware. The Secretary of this Coi is J. E. MARSHALL, Esq. The gcnoral Su tendent is Q. SCHACB, Esq. All these gen! are of Angnsta; The Factory is in a very ishing condition.. .The enterprise of the C<-i knows neuer slumber nor sleep. Mr. BULLOCK, desiring to pay a complin: a man who hns done mach and suffered has sent Gen. M. W. G A RY a present of ?be; Kaolin Tea Set. Wc have the honor of allowed to infest Gen. GARY'S offec. Th? ospicd thc box containing tho Tea Set : cd into it; hauled forth and spread o contents ; and went into ecstasies ovc beautiful waro, and over tho graceful plimcnt. The ware is durable in quality very elegant in tint and beauty of finish. Kaolin Factory is an honor to Edgefield Di It is worthy n visit from all fond of the m lous an'' instructive. Wc answer for it th: SciiAt'D will treat all visitors with urbanity give thom every information necessary to c them to onjoy and appreciate their visit. And don't forget-we speak now CJ?CIUB?VI ladies-that thc honored and gallant Gen. -who is n bachelor-but anxious perha enjoy thc bliss of housekeeping-is the posi of a beautiful Kaolin Tea Set. Minus, thou butter disb. The butter dish he has give bravo men aro free-handed) to a friend, friend, howovcr, regards it only as a loan soon as the General gains ap Eve to ble earthly Paradise, tho butter'dish shall oerl bc restored. tZgF Chief .fnslice Chaso announces hi; roady to cull a special session of the Conr proceed with tho trial of Mr. Davis. f?Z- A woman named Korwan, committee cido in New York tho other day, after mi burial clothes for herself, mourning dresse .her children oud binding her huspnpdfs bat crape. $3S*- A young lady now employed as a positor on tho Montgomery Advertiser had baks of cotton burned during the war. Ins of repining over hor misfortune sho now go work at a business most congenial to her ii Icc! nal tasto. fcS?" The Kia g of Prussia pronounced thc tiuetiuti of tho Gutlpb dynasty in llanover, i a mic o? a " thousand years," in a speech d crcd to a deputation from that country. Iiis jesty was firm, decided and feeling in hi? wc and very statesmanlike in his expression. ?S" Mix ignoranco with sudden wealth, we produce a chucklehead whose insolence hs c.quaj to a hundred pounds to thc square i We-can^imagine no .greater nurnoo than ap bred mnn suddenly raised to tho rank of a lionairo. * t5T On Saturday l?st at Richmond, Va., directors of tho National Express and Trans; tation Company, of '-nich General Joseph Johnston i; President, made an assignmen Messrs. Kelly k Blair of au. ?is property effects for thc boncfit of creditors and others. One day during thc hard winter of IS a Miss Arnold applied to General Milroy, thoi command at Winchester, lora permit to for for her cow, whose milk was the chief fuppor the faulty. " Arc you loyal ?" asked the Gene " Yes," she replied. He began to write thc j mit-" to the United States.?" "TothoConl cracy, of course." "Thea shall give you permit. This infamous rebellion must be crushc "Well," said she, " if you can crush it by sta ing John Arnold's old cow, go it," %Si~ The whole population of Liberia is c mated at 74,000, of VT hom 1-1,000 arc ranked civilized. Thc wholo number of votes polled tho last cloction was 1,220. 1,220 voters out 74,000-ono voter to sixty-ono souls. Is th no civil rights bill to interpose between the dov trodden maisey and tjjejr aristocratic oppressoi 13?" A little girl of three yoars, very fond her boy playmate, was repeating her pray after hor aunt. Whon she came to thc closo ! exclaimed: "Auntio, don't say 'A-inon," s 'A-boys!'" Nows from the cotton legions continue? report thc injury to (ho crop severe and wM spread. Only a small district on thc uplands tho Mississippi seems to be exempt. Othcrwi the States of Louisiana and Mississippi are affect with nearly a total Iocs of the cotton crop, wh very little corn or othor breadstuffs has bc raised. This is especially tho caso whore the n groes havo worked on shares, which leaves the now very reluctant to labor, and groafcly di heartened. -The grass-hopper? have appeared in Ka; sas nftcr the fashion-in Egypt. They fill the a like a snow-storm, obscuring tho sun, devonrir the vegetation, and stopping tho trains on tl railroads by causing the whoels to slip. Jg?" Gen. Beauregard arrived in New Yoi from Europe on the 27tb. {gP* Wo learn from tho Q reen ville Enterpri* that that Town is to be garrisonod again, a Cum pany under command of Capt. Britton bavin arrived there during last week. An inquisitive genius wants to kno whether Brigham Young, on losing ono of hi wives, can bo considered a widower; and, if s< to what oxtont. ?33* Two Mississippi horso thieves havo rc tired from business. One was hung; thc otho " died of strangulation from looking up a rope. yS3* The Washington Union newspaper charge fraud upon Ex-Secretary Karlan of the Interio Department, in thc matter of S00,00() acres of rc sorved land in Kansas, belonging to the Cheroke Indians, which were sold to a Connecticut emi gration company for one dollar por acre, payabl in nine years, in instalments. Tho Cherokee paid hulf a million dollars in gold for these land thirty-one ycar9 ago, and tho tViit'on says tho they aro worth thrco or four millions now. Th( sale was made by Harlan on tho day beforo bc re linquisbed tho control of thelnterior Department ??t~ Gen. McClellan has writton a letter ap proving tho proceedings of the Philadelphia Na tional Convention^ f?3~The Mobile Rnjinter, of tho 25tb, says "Wo learn by private letter tunta very heavj frost visited Saltillo, on thc lino of tho Mobile and Ohio railroad, on Saturday morning, and thc weather was piercing cold. Tho crops on tho linc of the railroad look vory unpromising. Picking has commonced in some localities. INFORMATION WASTED.-During the fight jind stampede of Wheeler's cavalry, at Shel *yville, Tenn., about the 22d of June, I8?3, my oldest son, J. W. Musgrove, a Lieuten ant in the First Regiment Alabama cavalry, (Confederate,) was, as I learned, wounded and captured. I have never heard what became ot him, whether he died there or was carried to some prison ned died. Any information about him will be thankfully received. My post office is Blountsville, Ala. P. M. MOSOROVR: P. S. Papers North and South will confer favor on the subscriber by giving the above place in their columns. p. M. M. -? ? ?-__ SoMETniNO WK AM. O CC HT TO KNOW.-The Treasury Department will not recognize a? of full value torn greenbacks. If any part of a bill is lost, a discount is made in proportion to the missing portion. Take an example: Onp fourth of a live-dollar greenback is torn off, the value of the note is worth but $3 75. A fifty-dollar Greenback ?D the same condition is worth $?37 50. The names of the signers may be legibly written upon the Ieee of a bill, but that will not avail anything if a por tion ol tho note is lost. Would tho note Or " promise io pay" of a private citizen depredate for tho same reason? The South will not adopt the Constitu ti? ii ii I Amendment. We have boon chipped and humiliated We have had fair promises made to us an been deceived. Wc have su tiered from vio lated contracts, and freshly imposed burdens. Not content with this, the RadicalS'how de mand that we shall *' eat more leek." The Constitutional Amendment is thrust in our faces, und we are told to swallow it whole or remain unreconstructed. We prefer thc latter alternative to union on any such terms. As many of our readers have doubtless for gotten what this Constitutional Amendment, so called, is, we give tl"? following synopsis: First. That all persons born or naturalized in the United States ?ire citizens thereof, and of thc States in. which they reside, and on a footing of- equality in regard to their civil rights. Second, That the enumeration of the peo ple for representation in Congress shall be abridged in proportion to the abridgement of thc right of suffrage-males above the age of twenty-one years-in ?any State, on ac count of race cr color. Third. That a larger schedule of .persons, civil aud mili:ary, engaged in thc late rebel lion, shall be ineligible to any federal office hereafter, until absolved by a'two-thirds vote of each IIou.se of Congress. Fourth. That tifo national war debt shall be held sacred, and that all rebel debts and obligations shall bo utterly repudiated and held illegal and void. Fifth. That Congress shall have power to enforce the provisions of this article. Against this amendment, President John son ontered his solemn protest, and it v,-as acr ceptcd by the moro extreme members of the party with much reluctance, and then only because they regarded it as. a stepping-stone to other and greater demands upon the South. New'Jersey and Tennessee have been gag ged into its adoptiou, but we believe that not auothcr Southern State will seek reconcilia tion on so humiliating a basis. We have al ready gone as far as honor requires, and no question of expediency can warrant our peo ple in yielding one jot or tittle more. We moy be eventually forced into acquiescence by the bayonet, but when that time arrives, good bye government; welcome Supremo Dictator ?-South Carolinian. To BE EXTIRPATED,-The Philadelphia Press of Tuesday morning contains a speech frem John W. Forney, at Lackawanna, Pa., on Saturday,' of jybjph, tlje following is an ex tract! If the Southern people do not rattly this (negro-equalization) amendment, or if they defeat it, what then? I think I see by the glitter of your eyes, And I know by the throb bing of my heart, that if tlrey should ever he guilty of this new infatuation, the war that would ensue would establish this fact, that which has passed was but as child's play, or as a pic-nic, to that which will come. The army that, will go tc the Southern country will go there to stay ; it will not be an a: my of invasion, but an army of migration ; it will not go there, to revenge, but to extirpate. Brownlow's remedy will indeed be tried ? three columns, the one to kill, the second tb burn, the third to divide the plantations among the men that go down the second time to avenge the insulted flag cf bur country. \ see this sublime resolve iu the glitter of your eyes, and I feel it in the throbbing of my heart-I feel it every where-1 hear it in the trumpet voice of destiuy. That we shall hot prevail against these men is to expect that God is dead. SHOCKING ACCIDENT-A LADY CRUSHED TO PIECES IN A MILL.-Ou Wednesday, Airs. Harlow, wife ot Mr. John P. Harlow, wheat receiver at Haxall & Cren'shaw's mills, at Richmond, visited the mills in company with two lady friends, to whom she was exhibiting thc machinery. While turning to leave the upper story her dress was caught in the con veyor wheels which carry the (lour to the su perfine bolting apparatus and she was drawn into the machinery. Mr. Taylor, who was standing by, caught her and would have res cued her, but hor steel hoop-skirt had become entangled in the cog-wheels, and Mr. Taylor's attempts were vain, and he became near being drawn himself into the machinery which in a moment mangled the unfortunate lady in a manner too horrible to contemplate. Her head was severed from her body aud crushed to piece?, the brain being spattered in every direction, and was cut into and ground almost to atoms. One arm fell to the lower floor, the other being thrown five feet ay/ay from the machinery, aud fragments of blood and bones and brains were strewn everywhere. Richmond Enquirer. Sad and Beautiful. ! Ex-Governor Vance, in a recent address before the literary-societios of the University of Norlh Carolina, spoke as follows : "No moments of victory are for us, no national jubilee can wo celebrate, no songs of triumph can our maidons sing, or garlands of glory weave ; there is no welcoming of returning conquerors, nor erecting of triumphal arches for us, to console us for our great suffering. We are all alone with .our great defeat and that heavy sorrow which, 'never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitring, in our household," and all that wc havo left for our comfort is tho sad yet tender light which play?, around thc memory of those who died to make it otherwise." -? -?-. ??s*"r? Wc see a negro was hung by a mob at Delhi, in the State bf Michigan. It is curious to observe how calm our Radical cotemporaries are over this outrage. If it had only happened South of Mason and Dixon's linc, wo should have hoard an extensive howl on the subject. HYMENK?X. M Anni i: II, by tho Rev. J. P. Mealing, at tlfc residonce of Mr. CnAS. HAMMOSD, at 1 o'clock P. M., on the 18th Sept., Mr. JOHN MATHEWS and Miss SALLIE MURRAH, all of this District. MARRIED, in Augusta, on the 16th Sopt, Mr LOVETT HOLSONBAKE, of S. C., and Miss MAGNOLIE Z. F. BEAL, of Waynesboro, Ga. MARRIED, em tho Ifith Sept., by Rev. John Trapp, Mr. MATHEW DEVORE to Mrs. CARO LINE E. WILLIAMS, all of this District. ? 1 JU A New aud Grand Cpo rh in Medicine. DR. MAOCIEL is the founder of a now Medical System ! Tho quantitarians, whoso vast internal doses enfeeble tho stomach and paralyze thc bow el.", must give procodenco to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures thc most virulent sores with a box or BO of his wonderful and all healing Salvo. These two gruit specifics'of thc Doctor aro fast superseding all the stereotype J nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiol's Pills and Salvo havo oponed tUe eyes* of the public to the inefficiency ol' the (so-callod) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindly dopondod. Maggiel's Pills arc not of the class that are swallowed by tho dozen, and of which overy box full taken creates an ab soluto nccossity for another. One or two of M.ig giel's Pills suffices to pirco tho bowols in pcrfuct order, tono tho stomach, croato an appetite, and ronder tho spirits light and buoyant ! Tuero is no griping, and no rouction in tho form of con stipation. If the liver is affected, its functions aro rostorod ; and if the nervous system is feoblc, it is invigorated. This last quality makes tho medicines very desirable for tho wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptivo discases arc lite rally extinguished by the disinfectant power of Mnggiel'd Salve. In fact, it is here announced . that Mngglel's Billions, Dyspeptic and Diarrhoea Pills cure whero all others fail. Whilo for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions of tbc skin, JBnpgiel's Salve is in fallible. Sold by J. MAOGIEL, 11 Pino Street, Now York, and all Druggist?, at 22 ets. por boxi Aug 15 Iv ' .I" Errors ?nf Vomit. AGENTLEMAN who enfibrcd for year; from Nervous Debility, Premature Docuy, and nil tho effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho niko of suffering humanity, send freo to all who need it, tho receipt and directions for muking the rimplo remedy by whicl. ho was cured. Sufferors wishing to profit hy tho advertiser's cxporience, can du so by nddro?sing, in porfect confidonco, JOHN Ii. OGDEN, No. 42 Codar. St., New York Sept. 12 3m 37 For Tax Collector. ,^ Wo have been requested by many friends of Mr. JOHN A. BARKER tJ onnounco him a Can didato for' Tax Collector of Edgefiold District at th? ensuing election. Ott 2, te* 40 I COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA, September 27. The money market is very close. GoldM? nought by brokers at 143, and sold at 145, Silver, 133(<t) 138. Excharigo, par@i premium. COTTON.-The'rtarket hns-exbibited sigqs of weakness, on account qfftbe'scarcity of lundi. While wc do not.chango.our quotations from y&U to-day, wo remark that tho market is byno.moais firm," for tho reason given. - The. sales amount lo .)22,balcs, viz: 14 at :?0, SO at30J, (j at 33, 3 ti 34, 63 at 34.1, 29 at 34*, If at 35, 50 at'353, anti 93 at 36 cents. Tho receipts arc 255 bale's.-CW nit'utionalixt. NEW YORK, Septo?nber 29. Cotton is active ; sales 4,000 bales ; uplandj, 38o; Orloans, 41c. Flour firm. Wheat more art live, 2(?,3c botter. Pork firruer, $33 50. Lard drooping, lf)>@18$. Sugarsteady. Coffee steady. Naval Stores steady. Texas wool, 27@32c. FALL ?ND WINTER GOODS! '/.'?-I'1 I TlIE SUBSCRIBER has now in Store his 6tock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of French MERINDEE j Figured and Solid Col'd DELANES ; Beautiful POPLINS and ALPACAS; . French, English and American P.RINTS; CANTON FLANNELS; All Wool Red and White FLANNELS ; : ' SHAWLS, NUBIAS, SONTAOS; ' BALMORAL and HOOP SKIRTS ; Colored CAMBRICS ; HOSIERY, GLOVES and COLLARS; Ladies' and Gent's UNDERVESTS; Ladies' and Misses HATS-splendid.variety ; . RIBBONS, FLOWERS and FEATHERS j BELT RIBBONS-Rich and Beautiful ; .Fancy Doeskin CASSIMERES; . SATTIXETS, TWEEDS and Ky. JEANS ; . Bleached LONG CLOTHS; TICKINGS and STRIPES; Plaid HOMESPUNS; BLANKETS,-a fine supply : . Jden'n and Boy's HATS-all kinds; Ladies', Misses, Men's. Boys and Children's SHOES and BOOTS, in groat variety ; GROCERIES, HARDWARE CROCKERY; With many other articles too numerous to men tion, all of which will bo SOLD LOW FO R CASH ONLY. B. C. BRYAN, Agt Edgcfield, S. C., Oct 2 tf 40 Small Profits, Good Value, And Quick Sales, Tho Principle of Boing Business FOE CASH. J. B. SULLIVAN HAS A KEW AND DESIRABLE Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, Bought in thc Ee.?t Mnrkpts in this Country, and aro ottered at LOWER PRICES ttnn the' same quality of Goods ha.- been offered since 1S6I). Call and examine a good assortment of ; DRESS GOODS of Varlnu?; Styles nnd Fabrics': RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS and FANCY GOODS; French Kid GLOVES and HOSIERY: Ladies COLLARS, CUFFS and LACES: Ladies Cloth CLOAKS and.SHAWLS; Ladies and Misses Balmoral and Hoop SKIRTS : HATS, CAPS, BONNETS and FLOWERS; White, Red, and Colored FLANNELS ; CASSIMERE, SATTINET and WOOL JEANS; SH BETING, TICKS, STRIPES and PRINTS: Linen SHIRTING and DIAPER; Linen CRASH and TOWELS ; Bleached and "Brown TABLE DAMASK : Lambs Wool and Merino UNDER VESTS ; OVER COATS ; Cassimere and Cloth Business COATS ; A Large Stock of BOOTS and SHOES: HARDWARE, CROCKERY an J GLASSWARE; GROCERIES, Bay ?ACKEREL, CHEESE : 3000 lbs Double Eitra FAMILY FLOUR, WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. Oct. 3 ] m 40 S. E. BOWERS, HAMBURG, S. C., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, COTTON FACTOR?, AIJD DEALER IN GROCERIES, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, HAGGING, ROFE, TWINE, TOBACCO,* SEGARS, ic, HAVING changed his Grocery Agency inio n GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will take great pleasure in meeting the wants of his old Friends and Customer?. He will pay thc JIIG REST PRICE for COTTON, COUNTRY PRODUCE, ?c., or will receive the same on Storage. ??B~ Consignments respectfully solicited. Farmers and Planters, and tho public generally, will find it to their interest to give me a call. S. E. HOWERS. Hamburg, Oct. 1, tf 40 J. E. COOK. JIU;S M. Benny. COOK & BERRY, LATE J. E. COOK ? CO., Graniteville, S. C., DEALERS IN IKY. QUODS, Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, DATS AND CAPS, Notions, '?CG. Grnnitcvillo, Oct 1 Gm40 C. A. CiiEATUAir. OscAn CHEATHAM." CAROLINA HOUSE, ED GE FIELD, S. C. TniS well known Hotel has recently been ren ovated and put in complete order, and will be opened on thc first October next for the recep tion and accommodation of visitors. . . The undersigned will bcglad to see thoir friends and tho public generally. Evory effort will be made to givo ontiro satisfaction to their guests. Having repaired the LARGE STABLES per taining to tho Hotel, Horses and Mules loft :n their charge will receivo tho best attention. HORSES and BUGGIES to biro at all times. CHEATHAH & BRO. Sopt 25 tf. 5 39 The Cotton Tax. COTTON PLANTERS of Edgefield District will pleases take notice that 1 nave been ap pointed DEPUTY COLLECTOR of tho Third District, at Hamburg, S. C., to collect Tax on nil Cotton forwarded to Homburg or Augusta. I am prepared at. all limes to attend to this duty, and hopo parties concerned will take notico and govern themselves accordingly. THOMAS KERNAGHAN, Cotton Tax Collcctor-3rd Dist., S. C. Hninhujg, Pet. 1._4t_40. Noti?e. WILL BE SOLD, hy permission of-W. 1\ Dnritoc, Ordinary, on TUESDAY, tho 23rd October inst., at thc residence of THOMAS ROWLE, all .tho personal Estato of GEO. W. MORGAN, Dcc'd , consisting of HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, fte., fte., fte. Also, bis interest in TWO STILLS. Terms of Salo, Cash. .. J Z- W. CARWILE, C.B,E,p., nnd Adm'or. Oct 2_3t_40. Butchering. PROM andlaffer Monday next, Twill furmi-h regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays "and Fri days, between daybreak and sunrise, at tho o;d Market House, BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK, Of the best quality that can bo found in tho coun try. To give satisfaction to all, will bo my ear nest tn dca vor. PrlcoH reasonable ; TennsCarih. Givemoacell <jn tho day* mentioned. .JOHN S. GOODMAN. Oct.:, if 49 ? 1RS. D. O'CONNOR, Street, NEX<T DOOR TO GR A Y, MULL ARK Yd- CO. AUGUSTA, GA., HAS JUST .RETURNED FROM Hfcw YORK, and ia opening a splendid assortment of 9 ->f Consisting in part of STRAW, VELVET AND PLUSH HATS AND [BO^NJETS,. Of the latest and handsomest style?, Together with a.well selected Stock of ' . J. FANCY BOOBS, All of which she will sell .at rcasonablo prices. Augusta, Oct l y 2t *40: ' \ LEVY A ASHEl, I 218 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, CA. m beg;leave to In.'ora the citizens of Edge field and vicinity that we have removed to No 21S Broad Street, three doors above Plumb & Leaner's Drag Store,, .where-we will keep con scantly on b?nt a LARGE STOOK of Men's, Youth's and Boys? CLOTHING; Ladies* and Men's HATS, all kinds ; BOOTS and SHOES,' every variety ; DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES; Ladies' and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS ; HOOP SKIRTS aiid NOTIONS"; TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS ; Ladies' Travelling SATCHELS.;. A Ko. a good Assortment 'cf WATCH ES and JEWELRY. All of the abovo we will sell at a SMALL AD VANCE FOR CASH. Wc shall be happy to re ceive a call from you, or be favored with your orders for all goods in our Uno. ?S3" Country Merchants will do well by giving us a call before purchasing elsewhere. LEVY & ASHER, _ Augusta, Oct 1 6m40 W. D. DAVIDSON. M. A. RAMSOII. 'T?L & xxx ov et 1. ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER we will re move to No. 250, Broad Street, and will open a NEW AND COMPLETE "STOCK of Hats and Caps, AND" BOOTS AND SHOES,' Suitablo^ all ages, sexes and conditions. OUR STOCK has been selected with great care by, an experienced buyer, direct from tba, Manufacturers, and we guarango tr, sei), either Wholesale or Retail, AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. ALSO. We will continue to keep Pure N?. 1 Kerosene Oil, With a-full assortment oj" LUND WD STAND LAMP9, Brackets, Chandeliers, Side Lights. Lanterns, Chimneys, Wicks, ?.c. DAVIDSON * CO. Augusta, Oct 1 lm 40 W. J. BLAIR, A. J. SMITH, W. W. KEEN, Augusta. Augusta. Danvillo, Va. BLAIR, SMITH & CO., TOBACCO AGENCY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 29,$ Broad Stree.^ .Augusta, Geo. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to SALE OF TOBACCO, COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, LARD, WHISKEY,BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE, PRODUCE, and Merchandise of every description. ^Jlr'Consignments and Orders respectfully so licited. Augusta/ Oct 1 3m 40 BOOKS AND^ER|Of|CA?, P. QUINN, 18?) Broad Street, augusta, Georgia, Keeps Constantly on Hand All the Latest Newspapers AND PERIODICALS, Late Novels, School Books, STATIONERY, &o. SUBSCRIPTIONS takon and forwarded at earliest mail. . ? ."' ' , .' All orders from tho country will receive prompt attention. Back numbers of LITERARY PAPERS and PERIODICALS-forwarded. - ?0-Call at QUINN'S RAIL ROAD NEWS DEPOT, 189 Broad Street, next door below Contiitudonalitt Office, Augusta,?Ga. Augusta, Oct 1 3m40 Assigne's Sale. IWILL SELL to the h?hest , bidder, at the 'residence of W. P. ANDREWS, on the 23d of OCTOBER NEXT, The Plantation, STOCK OF MULES, COWS, HOGS, SHEEP, CORN, FODDER, WHEAT, TWO WAGONS AND HARNESS, ONE BUGGY, PLANTATION TOOLS, BLACKSMITH ^OO'LS, ONE GIN- HEAD, THRASHER, FAN, With an elegant lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, besidesmany OTHER ARTICLES not mentioned, the property of W. P. Andrews, assigned to me in trust for the bonS fit of his creditors. Tbo PLANTATION Contains FOUR HUN DRED ACRES, a fair proportion of wbioh is good woodland. One hundred acres of tho culti vable land is fresh and well adapted to the growth pf "Cotton aud grain. A largo proportion of tho lands planted ia Cotton the presont year wiH yield 800 lbs per acre, notwithstanding bad stornla, flee labor, and the unprecedented drought. Upon the plac? is an clegautand tastefull Dwelling, finished up in tho best stylo, with every ether building necessary to comfort and convenience,-all new;. Two good wells of water in the yard.. A more desirablo placo bas not been ottered for sal? in years. figg* Terms made known on dayof salo, i ALEX. McNBILL. Assignee. Sept. 24,1506. 2t 4fi , Desirable Property FOR SALE. I. offer for salo my DESIRABLE FARM of O'E HFNDRED ANp EIGHIY-SIXOACR^ on which there is erected a Hnndscco Cotfi?, , containing Si* Recn:$ w?tli" nil nccc<*Arjrrft" ' buildings, lccntc'd cn tho'Edgcficjd-nnd AbV'Bo road, ten miles Ncnh of Libcrty'Hill, S. C J. E. LEV'S. Oct. 3 4-1? 41 TO RENT. ~ ; THE Subscriber proposes to Rent for'6 nc*t year TWO TRACTS OF LAND-10 con taining Oue Hundred Acres, and the ot-'f about Fifty Acres. Both places improved, a1 in good order for cultivation. Price moderate. L. S. JONSON. Sept* St ?/lr