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A Voice fron Arkansas. The subjoined letter details an exciting scene in Arkansas. It is always pleasant to tell of law and order rising in the ascendant. It will be seen too that our correspondent is another one of the true hearts of Edyejield Abruod : Romio, Ark., Dec. 29th, IStiO. Mr.. Eutron:-Your interesting.Adcertier con tinues to come regularly, cheering us on with the gladdening hope that the Palmetto Stato will never bow to Black itepublican (Lincoln) rule. I almost stood alone here in this Weetern region, pointed to as the South Carolina Secessionist, for several mouths. But all - right now. The great fear has been that the Southern States could not unite so momentarily as auch an emergency de mands. I stand here devoted to my adopted State, Arkansas, so long as ther-3 is hope that she will stand up to Southern rights. Whenever she faul ters I'll turn my back upon her, and face to South Carolina. I however feel assured that all the Southern States now mark time to the stop of South Carolina. Ere thie she is out of the Union, and I'm glad of it; nor can I believe she will ever "bour face" to foolish Compromises in the future. Some few here have proposed to roturn with me if you need us. But the signs of the times warn us to protect ourselves from such as Mont gomery in Kansas anti desporadoes among us. A little affair t-hat came of here on Wednesday last suffices to prove this. The citizens of Rondo were generally invited to dine with Mr. Win. Crabtree, on Christmas day, and of course a social dance was enjoyed at the occasion. Late in the afternoon the company dis persed to rendezvous at the Rondo School House at night for cotilion exercises. As the company asiembled and all seemed pleased in the happy enjoyment of a merry Christmas, a desperado and fugitive from justice, (one Harrison Morris, who only a few months ago fired a pistol into the Stage coach at Boston, Texas, and had killed and woun ded three or four men about or near Boston on other occasions, bidding defiance to law and jus tice,) abruptly stopped the musicians, and with threats (upon being repreiandod) broke up the party and took the room, forcing the young men (unarmed) to leave. Some few of the citizens the next morning happening to come together, and learning that he held out at the Grocery with an aceomplico by name Virgus Wheeler, boasting that they wo'ald reign over Itondo, concluded to wait on Morris and notify him to leave instanter. Accordingly some seven (a majority armed with bouble-barrei shut guns.) proceeded to the Groee ry under my command, and on marching up Mor ris came out at the front dlour. when I informed him that the citizens of Rondo required him to leave the place. As he inclined to the left, Whoe ler came out with a double-barrel shot-gun at present arias and said, -If h.eat'ret you core op to, here'a your um." ie Bred, wounding Mr. Jos. Kirby in the left thigh, scrotumi and right thigh with one shot. I ordered my men to fire, which they did promptly, bringing down Morris at the door. Wheeler fell about the middle of the room dead, another Wheeler, half-brother to the one killed, making his escape at the back dour. We re-loaded and stood to our arms rome minutes, when the house was examined and the above re purl made. After which I addressed the citizens that h-td gathered around with a few remarks, ex plaining the whole affair to their fu!l satishaction. Mr. Kirby is now nvaleseg, I hope. The Wheeler who escaped, as it was reporte-l. threat ened the citizens that thirty men should be killed in lo.s than forty hours, but so far we have peace and quiet. The father of Morris Cnme down and took his rem tins to Boston, Texas, to be interred. The citizens here gave Wheeler a decent inter ment. Our Town had gone into a bad state of aiffuirs, and I thought was near passed redempltioan. Set time last summer a gambling rnew~a en.,,, T.. . - came over, made several horse our Town for near three mont kidnapping Mr. Jas. Buzzzardi made a jocky race with themn Less than tw, weeks ago a n Taylor was shot in the, zi- . was supposed by a nzegroi man with hmn, graylor) the night b The good citizens seem no.w thermselves front the aggressiot ards, gamblers and fugitives present excitement has calmne we are disposed to hope that en seldom call on us In the future. I hope yin will continue to ttvourt mae with your Adeerlier as heretofore. My best hopes fur may native hills forever ! Yours, truly, N. For the Advertiser. Southern Newspiapers. I rejoice with those that rejioice in our Inde peudent noble State,-yes, delightedl that the North cannot now have contri. Iover us and our atfnirs. May we be a etonsistent people, and f/1 our independence and njppreire OU rown perT'c, papers andi inst.itutionas of~ all kindis. The S-ntl. mustc susatain the South. Now is the titue to seki money for lppers May our State ac"'ru the idea of sending 'nine' to our eanmies in future. uthen we eann spend it lbe- ter in the South. Gentle rredr er, we ask you in the nramte of Independent Suth Carolina, to sustain o'.r papers-wtill you encour a e r herished paper no~w in its inrfdn.-y ;uoe th at has b~oon a .. -d.it t. :.athera literature; in this paper, we have a Southern p~ape-r without a bltin ish ; this paper contains the useful, with the agree able. It is nut poluted by shrimeful immoral trash as too mnany parpers printed North are. 'Thre So~uthern FirW ad flre4,e" is worthy of refined a.ppreiation by intelIligrut rend.rs. The cosntents aend etyle in former numbcrs, shoaw in every respect that the P'ropriet'ir aind Editors have succeeded in their euterl.risinag and difficult un dertaking. Establishin g a .rtaudurdl literary pg per in tile South, to prevent a inorail evil which has existed in our Sout~h,.rn countries. Senading money North 2 -r inagzie.itc, !ad.ies books and Northiern paplers which have bee-n favories, and have rec-eivedl .eumthern l ertromnage whieb they dle. serve nar lon~rer. The No.rth with her insulting al lusionis to aur inst itutti.,n, her aluancrious charges t.o an institution whrose el.ject is charity and hu inanity. We hive nos union nuw with ap-e who have hated u-', a::1 who nuw rejoice that they will be a free iounutry after the ,lave States leave the Uniont. Let as rejoice tl.at the ti-e is severed1 that b~ound the South to the North. Let us now buil-i up our own i nstitut.-15. Ail the moine~s spent South in future, that our country so justly deserves, will eron enrich our cou..ntry. Let noue but Southern p~apers atnd Surnthern :shoolf boaks in the han~ds o' Southern burn highly edu.cated1 teachers be f.nde in iour :uidrt, (who lave rhe fu ture prosperity and dest:nay of the South at heart) .Let Nirthern paper, pass frot tmong us. Pat ronize nonec bitt Southern, such as The Southerni Literary Messeuger, The Aurora, The Spririt of the Age, The -Times, andi last. not feast, The Siouth ern Field A Fireside ; nubli.-hed by tine tat hasu doute much to enciiur..gu native Southern geniut Let all those who loave the- Southt, sustain the Siiuth. Those whio have nit done so, senid in thteir natue.s toi Mr. .a:Es (lann-En i. Auguistat, tst., for the Suth.:rni Fic.'. af Fire.-''i:- Nulle. hrave South Caroina-the fir.-t S:ate toa leave the .rth,-thie lat State tor send monei~ty diret to sujport Northt ern papers. Northern schoolhs or Northern inastitu tinuts of any kind in future. The destinty of thei South dependis upon the c',:wi-tenc.y of S.,umtern-. r5 sulppo~rting Southern institutions tend spetiding mtoney South. INDEENlSENT CARO(LINA. gg' Gur. Blain, of. Michigan, itt his mnessae, advcatea the rloctrine of coierciin, antd recoin mends thtat the fr-gislature tendiers to the Presi dent the use of the State forces. ' u.-At honest liiberntian hadl comle far t., see Niagara: and when lie yazed upon it, a tienid aked himt if it was not the mos.t wonderful thing ie hail ever se,:n, to whickh he repliced : -Never a i. maen-nesver a hit.' Sure its ni. wonider at all thait the wather s'nonid falt ,town there, for ['d1 like to know what could hinder it. pu Whon weu think of good, ange's arc si'ent adgefield Male Academy THE Exercises of this Institutiuu were resumed on Monday last, the 7th January. The Trustees confidently call public attention to this High School as one r the very best preparatory Academies in South arolina. They have fully tried both Principal ad Assistant, and find them to be the very nmeu or the pusts they respectively occupy. The tarked improvement of pupils under their gul anCe and instruction, as well in Manners and orals as in educational advancement, is the best oucher of their worth and abilities. We there >re appeal to larets and guardians to embrace t once the watured facilities here placed within icir reach. It will be the business and pleusure f the Trustees to supervise the Institution for le well-being and best interests of all concerned. ERMS, PER SCHOLASTIC YEA R OF FORTY WEEKS. Lower Englieh Branches,..............$32,00 Higher do. do. .................. 36,00 Classics and Higher Mathematics,...... 40,00 Inc'idental expenses...................... 1,00 It is earnestly hoped that entrances will he ade, as far as practicable, during the first week f tbe Session-the earlier the better. Good board easily obtained at reasonable rates i highly respectable families. The possibility of dissipation on the part (f tudents will he c-ontinually and carefully'guarded gainst. R. T. M[MS, 1 , ARTH t'R SIMKINS,| 11E0. A. ADDISON, 2R EDMUND PENN, | J. B. SULLIVAN. J (o. A. Anaisox, See'ry and Tress'r. Jan 9 tf WIILLIAM[ST ON Female Academy. TIlE Exercises of this Institut-on will be resumed on the Third Monday in January, under very prutising A auspices. The Trustees are gratified to lie ble to aninounce, that the Principal Mr. H. 0. [ERR ICK, A. M., has not only sustained the rep tation given by the very flttering recommenda on from Furman University, but personal obser tion for several yours assures us that he is emi ently qualified to fill the position, not only of echer, but that of a thorough disciplinnrian. [e conahines in a high degroe those qualities hich command the respect and enlist the regard Shis pupils. lie is now prepared, through a very iperior apparatus. both Philosophiesil and Chem. 11t, to elucidate and make perfectly comprehen. ble all the abstruce principles connected with oso sciences. Mrs. 1lERRICK presides, with great ability, rer the Ornamental Branches, Music, Painting, rawing and all Fancy Work and the French anguage. The mode of teaching is sucli as invatriably so res the constant attention of the Scholar, and apresses the truths taught indelibly on the wind. The opportunity here for acquiring a practical luation is not ,urpassed in the Southern Re ablic. flr-Torms as heretofore published. We ask the patronage of the public. TRUSTEES. Jan 9 3t I Liberty Academy. THE Exercises of this Institution will commenee ton the Second Mon day of January 18. under the su per'rision of tje undersigned. whose #V purpose will lie to give the whole of is time and attentiiio to the ueital ind noral ining of Students put under his care. Persons i.iig to give their childrern grod Acaenleni ducations, or to have them thoriugily prepured r any Southern College, will have kind and eril attention given thion in our Si-hool. Prinry Dripurtnirit, including Spelling, Read. , Writing, Primary Geogrnphy and Arith Ietic, $10,00 Academaie DejnIrtheit-Cl ass First, incuiling ediling, Pevinmanship. Enuglish Grammar, llisto r Arithmetic und Geography, $25,00 Cl:s Second, itcluding English Composition. 'atural PhilsphIy, A.a.ysis iif th. En-glith Lan. uge, A rithmietic anid Elemaintary Algebirn, $3t5. Class Thiird,. ineliiniig Latin, Greek, Natural, [ental und Moral Sciences, Mathematics, Span Ii und Frenchb, ~a "an ,t tue end of eachl term there will h~e a thiir ugh examinntion of the dlitferent Classes b~efiine ei patr..ns of the Inustituti'o. Ni. dedc~ltiion will be imaide except ini eases of rotraced illness. JiiHN: W. McCANTS. Prks Store, Jan 7,.3 1 Ridgeway Academy. . ilE Exercises of thii: Arndemy w.ill lz re-tn.-ime onl the Third 31 -ilay nl Jnua:ry 1861.l undier the supeirvis .n o f Mr. 11. F. L.iV EL A CE, who --hi. taught. several years in iour nmidst Thei. Seblni ak c yen will b,:l diled inato two esos atf five Mlonths each. -tTES% ' TUlITION PER SESSION OF FlVE MONTIIS. ir - Cla--. p..lling, Renintg andI Wriz itng. S$.ilt einid he,:a-Engli-hu Gr:.uatar, Geiogrn .hv iundi Ar ithmuetic, I10,"i rd~ Class-lighuer Uranchese, I 5,tmi ~ui's wvill lie chairged fromn time of entrance 1 the enxd of the Seneiiii. Noi dedneliun will lu vidie for absence, excepjting for enises of 1.rotract .1 sickness .1 t wo weeks or moure. Au .\ssist:inut Teacher will lbe ?ecureid if neces ie espetfullty zenlicit a liberal piatriinnge. A. J1. SMYLY, J. .31. CIG L' U RN.J Johnson Female 7 NNIVE R sI'T Y Asidersona, S. C. T11l11S lnst itutioni will enter upion ili *.Ninath Aninual Sessiiin the FIR1ST * WEDNESDAY inu FEllittUAlRY with a tullI C..rp< if Inistructiors. 'l he princi~pal Membahers .of t he F.icunlty, hose success hierettofore hams heen s.. satuisfactiory, ill cotinuo to ioerup~y their ri-peirt ive positions. he govrmaent of the In.-titutiionu will he syste atic and exact, yet kind antd partental. There is niow a large and el-gant Boa~rdling [ouse on the Camplius, Iully equijieid for the re ptin of Botardlers, aud p.reided over by the v. J. SCOTT MUI'RRAY, Prilcipial of thse In. itition. Piuretts and fiunridianis who may sendl their itughters atid warids to this Institutin, nity rest .uredl that every effort wi:l hue mnude inot only toi dlvanc tueni in their respective studies, but to uclcate tho~se diimes tic ansd social necompillish ents which arc requisite to qualify then for the potsiiulities of future life. For Catalogues or further pairticulars, address Rxy. J. SCOTT M URIRtAY, Anderson, S. C. Jan 3it I The State of South Carolina GREENVILLE DISTRICT. IN ORIlNARY. James M. Sullivan, ' rat. Bill/or Par. & RliU. Harriet M. Child et al.) SY virtue of the Decree of the Hin. F. 11. Ward laiw, Associate Justice tif the Ciourt of A pp~ens, the above stated Case, nuade at Chanmbers on t 12th dlay Dceetuber, A. D. Ist'lt, I will expoise ir stle att "t Depout," ott the tGreenvillte and Cii uninoii Raiilroadl, ion the first Wecdnendiry fterr tAt. r i Moitay ini 4&ruaary nie.rf. The TRtACT OIF LAND dlescribedi in the pleatd ags of this Caise, cointaining Ill5 acrtes, more or ss, sitnteid tin Hiandley's Creek, in Edlgttield iitrict, ntdjoining lands oif larntett Williatns, aiter, Youngblood, and others ; undl more exten ively described in the deeds of William Shaw, TERMS.-A suflicient amiount to pay costs must, be paid ini cash, The balance ha. be securedl y hiad with utfaicient sureties, cainditionaed to u the same in (equill antnual instalmenats, in one aid two years, with interest friom dlate. WM. M. TIIOM AS, C.E G.D. ors. O1lice, Dee I5, 186t. 4t I NOTICE. lE Frm of A. J1. PELLETIE'R .t CO., . Drggists amnd Apoihecaries in. the Town iif li.nhurg, was this, the 7th dlay oif January 1861, islved by taututal consetit. The Bloiks, Notes nil Acctuts will he founnd in the lhandis of A. .1. LLETIEI, who atlone iin nuthorired to settle - lie business of the late ftrm. Rt. .1. DE LPIE, A. J. PELLETIERI. Ner-c.... Jan i, 18a1. sf DRY .G WIrXLJCA 3E! AUGUS'I Would re-pectfully announce to th< LARGE ADDITIO3 AND HAS NOM Rich Embroidered and Fancy DresA SILKS - Plain and Figured MERMNOS and DEL AN French .i BROIDElES, comprising Musli elegant styles; Ladies' Ctoth and Velvet CLOAKS, of the Lt Ladies' Lynx and Sable Fur VICTORINES, A large supply of Ladies' SHAWLS; Gold Eminroidered MUSLINS lhr Ladies' Ei A complete assortment of HOSIERYt Welfl Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and SHI Irish and Pillow Case LANENS; 8-4 and 101 Damask TABLE CLOTHS; Damask NAPh Rich Printed and Einbroiderr-d TABLE and I Whitiiey BLANKETS, of extra size and qual Ricphmrnd Factory PLAINS and KERSi-YS A GREAT VARIETY OF a FAMILY AND PL ALL OF WHIC SOLD A.T T IE L( I Z&i-The public are requested to call and e-11 Augusta, Dec 4, Fall and Winter Styles I --- HATS AND CAPS," -AT C. P. REMSEM'S, 14 BROAD ST., OPPOSITE AUGUSTA HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA., AND COLUMBIA, S. V. [ have on hand a lcomplete Stock of new styles ATS & CAPS, manufacturod EX PRESSLY for mny I trade. My goods ar warranted for DURABILITYand STYLE. 1 Also, John Woolley's Graniteville Hats$ pM-He is now manufactusing FUR HATS al ow as $1,50. The public will find it to their interest to give rne a call at either phice of business, as toy Goods will be offered at toderate pricee. C. 1. REMSEN. Augusta, Sept 25 tf Notice! Y NECFSSITIES are my only apology for IM making this secontd appeail to ny friends uimt customters faar muney. A few monthd since, I made in eariest call oi My c'ustiiers to pay up, since which time I have collec.teda almost nothing, I have been cotpelled tm settle with mfy Charles ton friends ly giving tihemII uank Notes, at sixty Llays, which will fiorce mne to the necessity of ct lctiig a laIrge amun t a) f lamliney duitring the month ,f January. I feel very cotfident that it is within the power of thoae whim I have indulged ftor a numer of years to re.lieve toe now by paying a prt at le.-t. I du tnt ask moy frienads to pay all af the coutntry, can.inig an pre.--are in the money market, which is severely felt ly Lerebhani?.alding a credit business. We amre baeyaaiaa a daubt in the midst 'of a great rci.--is, Unai I have faiith ia helieve we hatve a barighat tutare bief-.re us. I amo therefure detrminedl tig keepa my Sitock repilci.-Ichedl in meet the demands oft myc r'u.-tm--rs. hut ihis canntaa he done withotit omans. I an - Ita hav muoney taa cary an toy businiess sum eendily, atnd aim comn poled o ~dlonall whuonmuneam aetduU Note.mmr CIAS1. D. CARR & Co., DRAPERS, TAILJRS, AND MENS' MiERCERS !' 30 BRO.D ST-, CHARLESTON, S. C., IAVE OJPENED TIIEIRL SPR[tNd ASSLI'T 31ENT OF 0000)8 ADJAPTED. TI) 3ENS' WE-AR. 10 pr t, Discollut AlloWed for Cashl. Charleston, Many 17, 12tit. 1y l9 NOTICE. T'IE denth mof Cola. cilrtbTlE; rendlers it nme .e..arv tht the bmusineass lataely caoumieed by V i.i in 'hhmbiurg .-halda lie eb~aawdt up at ani erly tte. Th.ereforae. rall per.-on.- whao have c made4 aililaith the ll.,uSe aire eartestly requested t.o else them ibly tihe Ilmth aof Febaruary Fr.at atn.! after ibais d.1.-, 1 win sell the entire Stocamk orf 3erchmadise, (whaieb is freshl atnd desi rable,) ant pritme CO$T FOl CA l, or liank N<.te. W. P'. hUTLER. Survir.r llahurr,Jaia 1 tf -Soda Crackers, &c. I NOW in Staore the largest aissortnment of choice CitACKEKS, UhSCUITS, Ae-P i. An .tetraas na'ainsat the waarbh. I aam nuW receivinig CTT. ER. SUGtAlt, itOSTON, OIRAllAM, SODA, WATERI, SilELL~, WALNUTl LEMO0N, t anl FX CRAWCKElLa am ISCUIT.. a Also, Navy tiniger SCIINA PPlS, .te. or -ale iaaw bmy S. E. L'OWERLS, Agt. Iluaburg_Oc't'14 _tf 41 Third and Last Call! L L piersonus inadebtedi taa A. ti. TEAGUE, and A A. t. ,t T. J. TEO E. wil e-s oe forwardl withoaut delay. Settle with :oney if they en :if noat, by Naate at least. We enniat spare the time to travel over the country to see all of our friends who are indebated to us. All small necoituts nail settled by the first tf Noveuber, will bae jilaced ini the hmad.' of John L. Addisn, Esq1., for collectiian. A. I). A T. J. TEAGUEa. Ot.3, if _______ Iideendnt Republie of Souh Carolina! TlE CASH SYSTEM BEST FOR ALL PARTIESI RIO the first dtay of January istil. I will sell F my .mainoing Stoek -f ItEADY-MADE lOlNG at Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. COMlE ALL Wil0 WANT BIARIIAINS! Al idbted to me, eithor lay Note or Ace-ount, will l ..isi enne forward atid settle, i I tam coin. peled to have money to sn!e ti p my hnusiness. t AI. LEIIESCflUJLTZ. Ja-.a I * 1;t tie isherby ive thtill persons in anly wi-e ndbtedl ta the laito Johnm J. Jennings, dec'd., parior to his deaith, are requostead to make paym'ient to he undersigned hbefoare the I:!th Febaruary next, ta itat thiasu who negiert 'or refuse sat to do will beineac. Aisoa, elI personms lam iing dematiis aga'nst. aaalmid ensedl, atre reqhuestead tat present suach ale- I om t uds, duily attesltd, to the undaersigntead. LUCY JERNNINtGS , ELDRIED J. WILLS. jAd'ors t HYMENEAL. MARitilD, in Hamburg, on the 16th inst., at the house of John A. Houston, Esq., by Rev. M. Hun- ' tingtun, Mr. WILLIAM A. GARRETT and Mis. ALLICE 31. HOUSTON, both of Edgefield Dis trict. C OBITUARY. DErA aern, this life at his residence near Hunt. d burg in thia District, on the 4th inst., of Typhoid u Faevr, Mr. JOHN B. GAltDNER. eldest son of v Mr. and Mrs. 6. W. Gardner, agod .5 years and t 11 months. a Just in the prime gf life he died, when sur- 0 rounded by all that made life most dear to biu, leaving a young and loved wife and two precious tl little children to mourn their los Hie was a warm and generous hearted friend, kind and accommo dating to all, and ever ready und willing to for give an lujury. He had his faults as all of us have, but they never emanated from the heart; we that knew him most intimately, know best how to appreciate his many noble traits-and the agony that now almost rends our hearts, tella but too well how much we loved him. Farewell dear one, t we have loved thee on earth, may we meet thee in 0 Heaven. 31. Religious Notice. Divine Service will be held at Spann's Chureb, sj on Wednesday the 30th inst., at 12 o'clock, M. Alpo, Divine service will be held at Harmony Church, on Friday the ist dlay of February, at 12 o'clock, 3t. J. S. CONNOR, PASTO. Jan 23, We are authorized by the friends of Mr. BERRY HORNE, Sr., to announce him a Candi date for Tax Collectar of Edgefield District, at the next election. Jan. 9,. 181 aIf1 A Card. [ I Firm of Drs. BLAND & HILL has beenI dissolved by the appoititient of Dr. E. BL..uND. as Surgeon of the Iet Regiment, S. C. V. The undersigned will continue the practice of Medicine as heretofare. J. WALTER HILL. Jan 19 St 3 11 Positive! A LL persons indebted to the Estate of James ; .Sheppard, dec'd., will find it to their interest to a.ee me before Return day. G. J. SHEPPARD, Ex'or. Longmire's Store, Jan 23 3t 3 I) L-1L Again! T 'ISE indebted to me are earnestly requested T 'to call and settle. G. J. SH EPPARD. Jan 23 3t 3 C 'FOR SA.LE, A MULE-Seven years old, 1.1 hands high, A and perfectly sound. R. H. MIMS. J.an 23 2t 3 Timely Notice! T2 those that are indebted to me, I will say the T right owner of the money you have had se a long is now of ago and wunts his money. I hope: you will meet we at Elgeficld C. H., on sale da.i in February next anl paay me siome or all that you ,)we ue, that I may be able to settle with Lim. Those failing to do so (n that day will have to settle with the Sherifi. MARK ETHEREDGE. Jan 23 t 3 f h Positive Notice. LL Persona indebted to us by Note or Ae. n count will call anal mike s.,nme satisfactory arrangements by the 10th February next-uther- 1 ise they will be sued indiscriminately. r; SMITH1 & JONES. Jan23 t V1 Administrator's Notice. L L persons inudebtedl to the late Cionradl Liowry, -r jaetters ot Admecinaistratiion, in all and:-inr. gubier,. he goodsl :atn. chlaIttIes. righl ce a: .dl creit!s of Ge,-. t u.. a*e ot' the District ;afwevni,1, der.aal cd singular. the kindlre.l und creditors of the said deceased, to bie and aupear baefore mec, at our next )rdin~ary's C,-urt f'or thae nead histrict, to be holden at Edgaetjeld C. 11., onc the :th ay eaf Jan,0 imst., to show ense, if anziy, why the said udlninistration ehhould not be granated. Given under my haand aid seunl, this ub day oaf Jn., ini the year of iaur Lord one thuosand eighta hundred anid .sixty.or.e, aend in the $5th year of Aerienn Ind--pendenlce. WC. F. DUISOE, o.r..mi. N OTrICE.- -A iat caf 5ny--riiar lull hcanas uisly meno. to hire unt :--r the ;,resetar. Aiply to TV. J. MacKIE. Woodlawn, $. C., Jan. 2:1, ::c 3 I Pay Up!I A Li L perso.s indebted to the Estaute uat' Jrames 11. Swearenagin. adee'd., irilar ta, his death,.t are mequestedl to make inmmediote paymeent; andl t hase haaving claimas acgainst said Estate will render e< thm in propjerly att s.d. Augusta Dispatch. 'I heu proeceedings of the Georgin~ca Statce Canven tion will be re.lahrtedl for the DISPaA Tjil. It alna .:antainas the latest News frin Washingtain. Char. Ies tain, Ac., anal theC me.rket repocris frama the parin iatl Cities. 'Termus, .'ad ets. a mncth-$4 a yers.. IAdd ress S. A. AT KINSON, Augucta, Ga. Jan 1U 4t clgList of Letters REMAINING in the Post Otiee for the queer erending the 31.-t Deceiaber, t$6t. Persona' eligfor letters in this hi.-t, wililaplease saey ad vertised. L A. lf.--J M Adlalisain, J M Andaersian. Jacobl iae, Dr La 1t lourbelle. ::, J N IIudca:;r-4, W L; lairri. J1 J llake, J II Brown, J P ]Bates, S Dutler. C' Lruaiv WV llnswell. 11 C. D~.-J U Coaurtncey, J Curry, R ti W Claerk, si Miu S Caehaert. J Cubocul, J M' Carpentaer, Mr1? M Cruger, J M1 'lark, Mies S Coilemnan, W~ Danie: d Mis< C Doyle. E Devore, -- Dlinaughter, Col A iw I. Dekrineg, Jr A Dean, Mrs M1 Darna. E. l'. t.-M Etheeredge. (I J Fairly, D (Gi'chcri.i, n C Grillin, :t, J IW Graham, .Misa A Garrelt, 2. 't Garrett, Wmn Gregg, K Grie, Mrs M1 Giamillion, r Mis S Grice. HI. J. I.-Mrs. 3! Hade, 2, WV Heath, 3. Jesse lowrd, L lailstan, A Illin. A G lnvird, ::, N larling, P' Iagan. WV G Harris. WV WV ltavared, A .1 Hammoranil, J1 H Jenncinegs, M1 Jones, WV T Junae, 3, 5 Jaohnsont. Mrs 31 Jones5. J Kitutbrel. 31 r Key.r L. M. N. U.-D)r Landrum, J C Lark, 31 Law Sln, Miss F A Liowry, TVe itiiLamnr. 2, A J Lanier, E Lybrandl. J Lanegley, J Lowrna. 11 C Miathews T F Mitchell, Wmn Martcina, 2, L. Myer, T 11 Med ii, W Mc-Daniel. Mra C Mobile~y. TV Matheis, WV C Mithell, J Mclev t-, W II Mc~l~h-, Miss J La Margan. S Mahiry. M1 1 Meriwetha-r, WV S Mabley, Jeahn Noa. Mrs E Nichol.-on, M1 Niables, Rev A J P Nris, WC T Nels n, 31 Nash, Mrs C Norris, WV W Narris, TV Oamkmua. P.~ I. T -Il Posey, T Panrl aen, 11 31 Posey, ~ P latr A. Craeftam..DI. Payne,. 31 Parks, T1 Pialeat,I S~rgt Jans P're-ly, Miss S Pa:ttersan, 31 P'aysoan, J. Ieabo, Miss C Rac,. Miss M1 Rahirn, A Rae,J Miss S tu~hb, S lRosenluth, M.. 11 31 T'arbell, J I Timermant. W. Y.--W W Warb. Z Wecavar, C Wilsn. ~J D I Willias, WC S West, J Witliamirs, Mrs S William. T M1 Yancy, J Yates. A. iBAMSAY, P. M.T Jan 23 2t. 3 Administrator's Notice. ALL perions indlebted tao the Estate of the latea Jaohn S. Ituzzcad, deceased, must make pay- I m-ct bay the 1th day if February next, oar they' will he ened i ;tad th..V lhniing deandls eganinut the Estate of sicid alecacasd, mueest presendIt thetn pra erly .ttested-I aincerely dlesiraelhat all per Isans intecrestedl will give dlue atitentiuon tic this no Itre as the said Estate munt be settled up) at as early ac day as possille. J. WV. EUZ'/ARDI, Aalm'or. Jan. 2:t, I18%.. 3c To Hire, ')UR L.KEL.Y NEt RlO MEN.BAO. Sheriff's Sale I B Y Virtue.of eunIry Writs of Fieri Facias t me dir.sete.1, I will proceed to stll at EJge ield Court Iouse., on the first Moniidy in Feb Dex, the following property in the following cases to wit: The Bank of Hamburg. S. C. vs. M. A. Crafton Moses Taggart and wife, M. E. Taggart, Thooma S. Craftun dnd Snowden S. Crafton. One Trict o Land containing Five hundred anu sixty (560 aro, more or lovs, adjoining lands f Jeff2. Nixon Lhe Estate of John W. Garrott, Joieph lerri other and others-the property of the Defeudan Mrs. M. A. Crafton. J. F. C. Settle vs John L. Nicholsan : Otbe P'laintiff's ve The Same, One Negro, Blty name. Audrew. Isnae Harris vs. Wm. E. Legg; It. S. Millai re The Sate; Ch,,sfe, St. Amand & Croft vs Th Same ; Other Plaiutiffe vs The Same, One HIou< and Lot of Lan! Astualel in the Vilage of Edge ield, where the Defendant n3w roesides, e-intain ing one aore, muore or loss, and adjoining lands o Lewis Jones and othere. W. P. Btler vs. U. Boulware ; 1. T. Daviv gent, vs. Thu .Sme; Other Plaintiffs vs. Th ama, One flouse and Lt of Landi in the Villagi .: Edgefield containiog Thirty (30) acres, mor )r leis, adjoiving lands of 11. Fra:ier, R. T. Mimm r. J. Whitaker and others. Wesley Rinivh.:rt vs. J. W. Sminh, A. F. Lang ford and C. Snelgrove, One Tract -f Land eon tai. ing Twenty (211) aeros, more or csi, r.djoiamai lands of Allen Ethoridge, Cholsey Knelgrove an utbere-the property of the Defendant J. V Smith. H. W. Rieisrd, Ads'tor., vs. Ameis Shealy, On Traot r.f Land containing Three hundred andt fift (350) arres, more or less1. adjiining lands of Wil on Hltistein, Mrs. Julia Norris and others. W. F. Durisoe, Ordinary, vs. M. D. L. Millei W. Miller and J. J. Kennedy, One HUuse and Lt of Lnuil in the Town of llabniurg, 1nown in ib plan of said Town ur Lot No. 1.16, containing fift: feet front by two hundred feet deep. bounded Em by Mechanic Street, and South by Rbertson St. the property of M. D. L. Miller. E. J. Wlkir aindt Julien Cummings vi. Mose Harris: B. Jabes Rtyan vs. The Smints, One Trae of Land where the Defendant resides, coieitlin two hundred and thirty-two (232) ecres, more u lhis, adjoining lands of BIeuj. Bettis, Joselo' Swerengin and Lewis Miles. James Smyly, Adw'or., vs. Uriah Hodge, On Tract of Land, containing fifty.three (53) aere: to re or less, adjoinuitg lAids of James ttudgeri T. S. Wright sd others. John Fox vs. Bluiet Padgett; various othe Pintiffs vs. The Samo, One Tract of Land coa taining Two hundred (200) atres, more ior ls: adjoining lnnds of Manchester Padgett, Rusue Padgett and others. Alram Jones vs. Jerry Padgett: other Plaiz tiffs vs. The Same, One Tract of land conlainin Four (4) neres, more or less, adjoining lauds Thus. S. Bates, Winney Palgett and others. M. B. Wever vs. Jaihn It. Wever; M. Labordi urvivtor, vs. John R. Wever and othots; othe Plantiffs vs. Tho Sume, One .Negro runaau Care line and her Three children, Ella Delia and a infant. J. H. Wells, for another, vs. John Autry ; k Penn, Agent, vs. The Same, Other Plaintiffe vi The Same, One Tract of Land containing One hun drd and fifty (150) acres, more or less, adjoinin lands of B. T. Boatwright, Mrs. Elizabuth Bu2] and others. Joseph Hightower vs. Wade Franklin, Allei Franklin and Bienj. Burton; Other Plaintiffi r. Allen Franklin, One Tract of Land containin, Two thousand (2000) acres, more or less, boundei by lands of Wmi. Gregg, Kisiah Swvearingen ant u:hrs-the property of the defendant Ailen Fran lin. John Ashlursts vs. T. S. Hudson ; Coily, Forei &Co. vs. W. It. & T. S. Hudson; O her iainthl vs. T. S. Hudson, One Fine Carriage, the propert! if the defendant, T. .. ludmsun. John CoUTrn vs. CLrstopher Weatherington Other Pnirntitis vs. The Same, One Trnet -t Luat :oitainuing Three hundred (300) acres, moire 01 les, bounded toy landsa of leiry Rush, Wmt. C Brooks and O1 hers. A!so, Four Negro alaves viz Lucy, Sally, Jenny and Lucinda. Johnson A. Bland and tothers, who rue fur the use of C. Lowry, vs. L. 8. Juhnu and wit'e lIar. rit E., 0ue Trat of Land, known a., the " Egypt ract," ctsotaiuing Two hundred antd fi-ty.evet -) acres, wore or les', adjoiniug lands of F W. Pickeus, the Estate of Rtichardl .urton ant ibers. Also, lFour Neg-ro ilaves, viz: Jerry, Pa. tence, Lewis and Gleorge. J. A. LBlund anda tothers, Ex'iors., for ano~the:-. v. ,5 nt i....:....' T.. ilhan Wever, One Negrm L..00 EF1 ELI) DISTRlICT. IS URDIXNI tY. Miles Prescott, Plaintill, vs. Nancy Prescotli las. . P'rcecott, .Jmhni H. P'recoatt, Wmn. Lilet Iuarlian adt li:cum of hIs niinor children ani at hers. I Y nni Order froim the OJrdinary. I shall pro cued to Sell1 it Edtgetieldl C. 11., mon the tirs Monday ini Fe~bruairy ne~x:, te Iteal Estate Ricardi lr. i-mitt dic-'dl. , cui:.-intg of a T R A C tiR P'A RCEIL OF. LAND) lying withirs two tand half iles of Edgefteld C. HI , in thte hiisriiet ani Stl~e afores.,idt, co-naining One haundlred (I 0il eres, motre tar lese, tand- banunded byv eul, of .'i Frnzier, A. iieik, A. Blushnetll and' others. TEXX.-Said itand will ibe sold on a credit un til the tirst dnay Dece.muber 18:51l. P'urchtiser ta gi lHnid wi:hi ginud seenrity, and a Mor:ago to tha Ordinary to secure the putrchase mey. Costst .e paid in cash. Trites a-t ra. LEWIS JONES, S. E. D. Tan 7 4 -it 1 To Hire. & OrjcD PA INTElR to hire bay the da~y, mtonti a. y..tr. ir byr the job. lHe is quni;iedl for iih Alp" , a od IIAJRNE.SS MAKE l o hire b; the iiunnatis or year aifter the l.-t Febiruzary next. I will dteliver anzy i1-tntniity of roundl pinto woo in the Vilhig.-, at one dollar ande fifty cents for ftiur hor.-.e tumid. JO1HN H UIET. J ia 1.1 IIf ' Cash and. Cash Only ! IlE Suiri iber hav'ing tm~voe his S l't.CK 0: a;it'Ec~lh S, .te., io the Corter of Jeffei .1n andi Sptiain 5:reer, to thu Stoare lins lformtu ly epild by Wi*t~itt .t lludtemn, will b'e happ.yt ait car his trinen-de und customnurS who wiht buy Famtily lirmceries for the CASH. One aind all of tiy tcustaomers whao havre bee -etting their ..upplies on a low idays timue tare earti mvtly requtietd tm ctall ataid settle very sooni, as must h-ave montey. JanT - f 1 N'~OTICE.--A!I persons indlebtid to the E. tate of Dr. A. I. Hliwardl, dec'd., are retiuest cit toake payment, andi tho.se hiavint deniandi against the saie. to pressnt themr piroperly at ieste. JULIANA H OWARD'I A'o Ii. D). TILLM AN. pdo May Ia 12 19 NOTICE. WWl. havie placed in the htands oif Mr. S. I GOODE .tir entire butinen, and reqlues a:l whi tare indt-bred to us to call atid settle with o t lelay. Mtost ,.f thse who aire indebttedl to u know th.: t-iruttttanes which etiused us to Ieurv ur ~usiess tit thtis ptarticu'.ar time. andi hepe flu n.otives matty lie appreciated, anid prompit pay mett be made by those indlehted to us. COLEMAN A DEAN. Jan 13, tf 2 NOTICK, Db. ELIIERT BL AND has placedl in my hand Jhis Notes for collectin, and I am .tuthorise' ty hit to say to atll, that unless they are paidi ii full, or ratisfactoiry arraingetnents made by lt 5th day of Feultry next, they will bie sued in discrimntely. 8. F. GOODE. Jan1.4 tf 2 GARDEN SEED. Ti~lIE Subscribers have now in Sttire a LARGO ..and CO~ilP1LETE :assortment of GARIDEN SEED, Emb racittg the best vatrieties of Seed now extant Call in early and get your supplie5 fromt our ful tnd entirely PRLESIH Stoek. C. W. & J. 1[. Ul0DGES. Jan g tf 1 Removal. M IS. HI. E. McNEIL has remocedl to th Printing Office Building, where sno will be pleased to attend to the cnlls of her eustunters a JanP 9?. 1 OST OR MISLAID, a Note on M. A R. 1asox, tiunrdian, for Twenty-four Dollars unspressind as being given fair Commissinrer's costi in Ihis (Rtastm's) appointmnict to the gutardtian zaip of his three childiren. All persoans atre fore waarneda agains~t trading for said Naite. A. SIMKINR. Jan~ la 2t 2 WANTED.-A GhOOD Clored NlURSE. expiened and reliable. Apply at thi ILINERY AID DRs M1It1 . I15S S. JAN E 1A. I TOIN restectful. - M ly inform..:e Llied of Edgeoe!d that he wi:l cou:iouo the lusine.t* recently carried on by '1r.. E. r. IIAMIILTON, at the some old sand, and feeli costilcnt from her l..ng experie.ce :n the .lMillioery businaes tbat she will be enabled to f pleago all who tuay favor her with their patrtonage. Orders will ho promptly atteued to, a4 all work shall 1e dono in thee ueattet aid 1uost fseh ionable gratner. I have on hand the remaiuiug St,,sk of Mrs. Itamilton's MILLINERY GOODS which eunsiste of a variety of fbahionablo 1lON.NETS, RIB BONS, R OUCHlEM and FLOWERS; I Also, a variety or Chei'e Heai DRESSES: Elegant Pearl lHatir NETS and 'earl Sraws for the Hair: I have a fhw Infan's Glengary CAPS, very pretty; Also, CORETS and Pkirt StIPPORTER!, Al! of a hich will be svdd very choap. r Jan 2 tf 52 PROSPECTUS OF. THE " QTI I I (ll~lllIQ " - 1 E undirsigned propose pabl'.hing abott the - first of Janutary next, or as smon thereafter & * practicable, at Darlington Court Ilou,e, a N.tr I Poper, to be e-alled the " SOUTIlERN COE FED. ERATION." It is inteded to be an Ixilurax nesy Juurnal, devOtLed to the Various InWets of the community, and ac,troled by nu par.y or clique. The object of ita Edit.rs will boo to fur. ni-h a 11, rekly Plpr, which will brng to the fire. sidem ot its readers, the news of the day le eve'y department, as far as it can be condensed in sa amall a space. We will dovote a large space to Lit,-rary, Agricultural Rnd Miscelinneus subjecta. In Pclitiev, as its nome imuporw, it wii hie iAarwoa1 ly Southern, advecatir.g a speedy mud final siin. ration of the Plavcholding, fron: ' be u n slave.lo.ta lug States. and the fooraAtion of a "1 T0 l Elt.N CONFEDEtATION" to' friendly Stater. leuaguiei together by' the tio.- of comme.,n intert-, and cos. t moe ilanger. The timsf are portent:oas. and the ; South noods the united strength of all liar s-nd; r we shall therefore. so iedeivor to euindluct our 3 Paper, as to make it an ul-Q.eplable visitor, even to thosee who may not agrei with us in opinion in e matters of deall. It wid lle our object to per. suade and to convince, not toa sting and to wound; , to curb the rash and hend.ong, and t,, stir up the tardy and indi'eroent to a sense of their danger. r The Paper will be pulblishod weekly, ut Too Dollacre pee annen,, in idrance. JAMES H1. NORW OD' Edtora iWM. E. ZIMMtltMAN, JESSE W. NORWIJOD. and I Aer. December 18th, 1800 tf I FRESH GOODS For the New Year! r lIE Subscriber annonnees t,, Vis inumrrous customere, that he hat J UST R EPLEN-11H. ED his Stock with wany inew amd desirable Goods Suited to the Season, Which makee his Stock very cowplete and ready for the opening of the New Year's trade, which will be sold on reasonable terms to punctual cud a tomers. A very liberal discount will be mado on eateb bills. . g Grooceries sold for cash only. E. PENN, Agent. Jan 2 tf .2 Fresh Groceries For the New Year! PENN, Agent, has just received and for Ed sale low fur Catch, Fine Rio and Old Java COFFEE; Fine Black and tireen TEAS; Coffee and Browni SU(IARS: Crushed and Pulverised SUGAR; Clarified SUGARS, A. It. and C. Fine SYRUP and MOLASSE8; Fine English Diary CHUESE; Goshen BUTTER of very superior quality; Fresh Sodi, Butter and Sugar CRACKERS; Fine Fresh RICE; Appl. aid White Wise VINEGAR; POWDER, SIIOT and LEAD, Ac., Ac. Jan 2 'tf 52 ICharleston an~d Liverpool Fraser, Trenholm a o NO. 1, ItUMFORD) PLACE, metbythis line. siul ferwared the sauue by the - ylsT SU CCEEDINIJ PACKETS, an ilbe n lwaystprep~ared4 ta give anyl information that nmay b e desiredl. Arrane~remsents for Freighit or Paseeage may also bie masde in Charleston, by ;alsiation to JO0l FRASER & (0., -Cenatrat Wharf, Charleston, S. C. -The undiermue:tionaed first etays aid fast siling Chartest,n Ships have~ bettr already placed upon the liue, and others will be tedded as soon asr quirad: &ilir:; D~ay of the Shkips of thLu Line. Franm From LiverpooJl N. mes. Master Charleston 5th June, S*.k c~ti. Owess, N'orton, Aug. 10. 15th June. *Et~axA Bosseazit, Michbael, Aug. 31. :jth Junec, etiospAf, Lelaby, Sept. 20. 15th JIuiv. E Sr. PUtrexK, Tessier, Oct. 10. .15th An;~., Joux~ Ya.tsrat, Hlerbest, Oct. 30. eThee three diates are miade to aapprcaximate ft'r cla ths..nvensieace saf imaprterre fir the Fall tradl. Future arranagemenats eill he dJuly advertised. I Ma~y 17 mhy 19 State of South Carolina, EDGEF JELD) DISTRICT, IN ('O.IIIOX J'LE.AS. O tl.PM.\N R AN.N>A LL. alhs is ina the cuistody~ -.. f thae Sheriti oaf Edlgeli.ldl District, by vir. -tue oft a Writ of Capaa ad Satiefaciendumai at the Ssuit ofr Jaamrs II. Senresngin, hcsving tiled in my U I tlee. toagethesr with a Schsedule' on oath of his etalte asnd efeetts, his petition to the (Court iif Cona mant Plezas prayitng bt he ac iy bei admnittedi tot the -iheeit uf the Act iaf the tjenstal Assemnbly made I fo the selief of Insolvcant l~ehiirs, It is therefore areread, That the ssiud Jiame, H. SwearengLin andi all other Creditosra to awhom the said Hlolomsan Rtialall is ina ansywim ir~cdebted, lie aned they are heraby aeunmumsoned anal have nutie toc appear be - Cre the satid Cacnrt sat Edlgefieldl C. Il., on Tues day thse fifth day f M arch next,. to show unuse if aniy they csa why the prayer of the petition afore said shoauldl not be grant.edl. S. HA R RISON, C. C. P. Clerk's Oflic, Dec. 34, 1860. 3m 48 FRhESH SEEDS, AND ONION SETTS. - N GREAT QU.ANTITY AND TAR1liTY, and t I fcr >acle at low prices lav A. J. "PELLETIER A CO. r Iuaburg, Dec 11 3m 49 NOTICE THIIS.--AIl persons Indebated to th sate of James Rushton, dee'd.. (pre. viaus to his death,) sn.ust settle up by the 10th of Ferary next. The debts of the BEtate will lie pressinig me and1 I uaa have the money. All those havisng demands against the Estate waist rnder them in by that time, as I want to know Ithe inadebtedness of the Estate. a Dec19 ~ S. B. WHIATLEY, Adm'r. Dee 1 - it 50 Head-Quarters, EDG EFI ELD C. H., Jan. 15, 1861, O RD E RS, 5O - T IP. UPPER BATTALION of the 7th Regi went will parade at the Pine House, on Sat urday next, the 18th Janah purpose of raising a Company ofl Y o ~ a with the rient Act of the Loj -An Armed Force." - By order of Brigsdie~ HI. W. .tusec., Brig. Major. Jan 15 It 2 Prepare for Battle ! lIE Books. Notes and Accounts of Hudson & ICcagurn sire in the hands of L. R. Cogburna .,r colloethun. All thoe who are indebted are earnestly requested to call and settle before Re turn Du'v. " The wise take heod, but the simple pas on and are punisbad." HUDSON & COGBURN. JanS 15 4t 2 - OTICE.--AlI persons are required to come I forward andi settle their indebtiednoss to me as Admainistator of Jobta L. Doby. diee'a. Tbese failing to cotmply with this request, will hare an oportunity of incunrring costs. 'W31. E. DOBY, Adm'or. A.-J.n2O 2 GODS! 'A, GA. public that lie has just received iAL SUPPLIES, ON HAND, Superior Plain and Figured Black SILKS; SS; Fancy Ottoman REPS n, Valenciennes and Point Lace SETTS, of test atlog;. DI.1FF. and T IPPETS; ning Dresses; 1, Saxony and Shaker FLANNELS; LTINGS; 12-4 Linen SUEETINGS; Damaask DILA PERS INS and DOYLES: IANO COVERS; Marseilles QUILTSi ity ; a large as.<ortnent Negr 1L, A N Ki.'S; G(eorgia STRIPES ;Cotton OSNABURGS. TIlER ARTICLES FOR ANTAT ON USE, 'I WILL BE )W E ST PBICES I nine the assortment. tf 18 ELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH. rlHE Undersigned huving determined to elose lup their businee-s. will from this date offer heir ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. COLEMAN & DEAN. Nov27 If 47 NEW GOODS! LFALL & WINTER. C. 1iRAN has just rec*eived his Stock g of FALL and WINT ER OODS, anti would uvite the LaIlies and Gentlemen of Edgefeld to 0ll in and ev mine his assortment which we urchtsed with much care from direct Importt-te a Charleston. His Stock consists in part of Plain Black and Fancy SILKS; WORSTEDS and POPLINS of the latest and 10st fashionable styles ; G INS IAMS and CALICOES in variety; CLOAKS and SHAWLS, very pretty; A few tine Velvet BONNETS; BONNETS and BONNET RIBBONS; Ladios' and Misses HATS; FEATHERS, TRIMMINGS, &c.; EMBROIDERIES, a beautiful asslortment; )IANDKERCIIIEFS, GLOVES, &c.; HOOP SKIRTS, &c., Ac. -ALSO Table DAMASK, :DOYLIES, DIAPERS and 'OWELS; TICKINGS and LINSEYS; FLANNELS of all kinds: SIIEETINGS and SHIRTINGS; Kentucky .JEANS, SATINETS; CA SSIMERES, a splendiel article; KERSEYS and PTATNS; STRIPES and OSNABURGS; Bed and Negro )PLANKETS, &c. -ALSO Ladies, Misnes and Children's SHOES, GAI 'ES, &c.; (Gent's and Boy .OOTS and Sh OES, all kinds; Plantation BR~OGA NS, kn. rdlWare, &c. ,n S,.tAP.,t;.....i otught in either 1Iiuaburg or Augusta. CITION OElVENT, FO)R MIENDING BIROKfEN WAltE OF" ALL HINDS, BROKEN CHA.RS, TABLES. &c. BtuoK.N ttrcsrocKs ANDi B1tg:iY Sn.Wrs. J);ret,i.-Wairtu until thain and ajpply quick, nul let vet '.4 hours Itefuire u.. Manaufnured byv R.iL. GE T, Du. . Dr. Mati' Great Remedy, 'r the cure of Ce'nstumptionund ziall naaenner of r-emiuawat. I ref. r to Cal.t. Wn. Seig'.er, Loung lire's : Cat Willis St..-e. Mit. Willing ; Jats. P. 'hm:ap'an. Esq , Mine Creek; Lake Rt. Tilhuunn, O.leield, S. C. r. Cullen's Rh elmlat.IsmI Rlemedy, I refer you to i. 1'. I .:ehaer. Esq., Aiken, undl I 1. Chambelarlatin, El. Ri ehobe,:h, '. C. Fever, Agie, anhd Liver PilIk, hc eres whent all other remne.lir~s fail. I refer a 1;enj. ti;lantona. E.-q., Edlgefiehld, S. C.; Elijab ,lomo~n, E.-q., New York, andl Lieut. L.. HI. Pack. r, llamtnburg, S. C. .rkCall tad See tute when you comne down, hethter you want t., buy anythinag eur not. Rt. i.. iENritY, Agent. pg-"All of the abo.vti Mediiie tr nale by 'nyt. E.gM. P'ENN, Edgencahi, S. C. laumburg., Aug "if7 tate of South Carolina, EDG EFTELD DIST~ICTO. 15.'. oe>I.1tR . i ILES D. MIMS, Atuplienant, vs. Fredlerick EIrunlu anad his wife Stary, P'olly Overstreet, 'usan Shbeppasrd, ichaurd G..regory anad his wife largaret, Andirew Yaunce in right ut: his wife Tenae, ee'., Elizabeth Yance, Juli.t Yuaner, Elitsa Yance, ,argare Yuce, Allena Yaunce, Ellen Yoner', Mu-. lida YnneeI'. (1ialriel Toicee, A lrum Y,.neeCL and ,arah Youce, in right u.f their mother Tenat Yoiaee, .ascnsed ; Caleb Lights andi his wife Nancy, Levy foyer and his wife Ruth, Eliabeth Huiet, Wil ainm Huiet, Davidl Huiet, John Ergie in right of is wife Rosa, deceasedl ; Arteunus Ergle, Williamz rgl, Ruth Ergle, Tilmatn Ergle, tGetrge Fripp ndl his wife Dolly, Elizt Ergle:, Mary Erft.. utwela Ergic, Samuel Ergle, Daniel Ergie, Hl.ai .i, Ergle and Louisa Erglt' in right of :beir at'her Rosa, dleceasedl ; John Yonce at.'d hias wrire araha, Defenadants. It appenaring to. my satisfaction thsat Willina li. Dtavidl hluiet. Caleeb Lighata aud his wife fany, andi George Fri5'p and his wife Dully, Dc endants in the aibove ettae case, reside beyond le limits of this States It is therefore ordered hat they dlo appear and object to the division or ale of the Retal Estate of Mary Ann Hluiet, dee'dl., n or before the fourth (Ith) day of Febaruatry ext, 1861, or their consent to the same will be ntered of record. Wi. F. DURISOE, o.a.a. Nov. 7', 1860 lit 45 SOTICE.--All penouns indebted to. the Es tate of Jesse Raaba, dna'd., are hereby no ified to make paymnut forthwith; anti all such have demand. against said Estate will present hem to the l'ndersigned, attested as the law re uires. RfJIT. RAMBO1, Aalm'aar. Dec 5, 6lt 48 OICE.-I appoint Mr. George J. Shep .pard may Agent, during may absent from the istrit. All persons having demands against me rill present themt to him, and those indebted will lease make paymtent. Me. A. MA RK1lIRT. Jan. 9, 18ti1 .it 1 OTICE.--All persons indebted tot the Ez' tate of E. Rt. Mills, dec'd., are requestedl to ay the same before Return Day, or they will be aei. Thosu having demands against said Estate ill pleaso render them in forthwith, puroperhy at ested. W*. F. STREET, Ad'or. Jn 3t I Winety-Six High School. THE Exercises of this Institution *t =will be resumed on the 4th Monday of January, 196l, undier the superin tendlance of Mr. JT. MANLY WAL. KER. Rtes of Tution andl Itauuard the u'ame as thosa f similar Institutions ui' learning;. Foar further ptartielatrS aplay to, the Principatl,I r to WM. CA RTER, Chairman, Board of Trustoes. N..y-c:., . Cs., a II 7n i A Felt Wa TO BIE SU PPIIN O X.J.4e 4th Woodnw day lu January 1-%61, the 0 ulhaerier lropete, ith The aid of COX PETENT 8OUTlERN TEACHERS, to open # HIGH SCHOOL in Ailen, S. C., fur tL eduncaiua of YOUNG LADIES, not only it wheat is urnamtental, but especially ik what is ureful. For information as to terma, ue., apply to Lim at Aiken, S. C. VM. W. SAM a. NY ' 44 Edgefield Female College TIlE PROJIRlTtlt of this Ilsti tAt"iaa will he prepareXad I.- thae frst MUn1day in Jaenuary so. it, to bard a liaitef number o: Pulils i, hip tana. ly. fig duesf thif % lth a deep frut (of .. raesploniillity anrd ware thus aistmedj, Ut4 with aon honest depire t, dlischarge taialfully ie duties which Iay therelv be itaposeod. It is Iay& a naLtier of prefeiretcuo-the suvcess of the 66hvUl emuands -that auch an :grangx%1ux soALO eiW inade. 1ivurd p-.r S.asa-.n effire n.7QuAe (or twa.1y vvctko.) o. sludingV crar' t jcp rc. 4r.4 reprart. ;, Whieh will be, -,. r t u, $60.00, k,%. at.t '.,4a 4,alJ in adwio, 1nd fle aGI, ad t.r aIe'e 6f eaih Terousa of Tuition, and aott ter toeraruy 4. fAornati..n given it, the Catalugur, %hib.h -6W 1 te sent upona aplie..IJan. JONN R. GWALTNEY.. De 12 49 LIBERTY i HILL Female Academy. W titke great peaure in seeing to aMr friesil and1a1lh%: thea11lie gt.necreaU) st-at the exercls..s of thIs iahueil tiil beI re-tw.md o te seco-nd Mo~.1day in Jaituary 1061, undeir the .-ulpei vi:i..n --f MFL'a M A. $&Ml. who. wa, t red at Cacra-lina 11. uale Colleg. iw Naorti. atelI un, ound h&.- Lai nu e u.xe.re a' thee y.-ap. Mi,,' IM-ITH cunu. ints e.ar vi i.ity A:tb tie heot -.f recomanundatinsy 'ai a insurearev iti I brencheci urually taught in a firat clas Fruealp Svheol. We also way Lto our ftliioll that Min SMITH has horn raised atusng us in the .ai, and possesI social q-:aiisi.-e that will r-ader her an ncquiaiti..n to any circle in whit h h .r l.t may be cast. We think thut Y..uug Lxdi-i whco wih to I roere- tha.rougthl for C-1l1 ge ar :aqui0 a good Acadumic eduesation entsLUt 1e4 betar aty where. RATES OF TUITION. PFat SEas:oN or FIYX MorrTa, Primary English brunhehe ............$7.0 l!i:h-r ...... ........- - 7 a. 'Mu e On l'ian.............................. 2o.0 'so ccf Piano 1.er 4e!Ai t.................. 2.(0 Ga...d lIunitd cn be jreeured ca.eni.t to -tly Acadimy. F.., further particels4r.s eej.j.y to citha r of Alw undecrtigned at Lea:.semir'e' ttaor.- l'.ut (:13ie. S. $ W. T. W E.IT. I Ii. J1. SHI EP',4t.D, A. G. WIIITY, .1. 15. 11A llt 1;N,- I i R. M. FULLER. J ? De12 ,f 4' Who Wants to Move to ARKANSAS? PERSONS who live in Gourgia. Alabama and South Carolina, uho are too busy aintrhave not time and money to cume to Arktisaa t." 1'..k and buy laands before remuving ren aval; thsu saolve of my a.ervicer to EN'Ek LANDS utsa HOMES fur thess here-ahere the lande ure' gcaal and level, and will arage from 100 to 1,5041 pounde rteed eutton and 15 to 20 bushel corn pe-4r aere, upon tha follouing terms: By et-ding we Drafts upon New Orlense or New YurJ, $1 !5 1r acre foar as much land as they wish en:enle, a0 my Commistions to be included in the Dra i. bMy operation of this kind, will exte&;d only s-, Ca-. huun county, in which I live, atd to land# witt.(u franm 3 to 16 miles of Ouachita River, ah'eh is. guoad navigation and accepsible tia the best GrTd ry and Cotton market ha the world, all thinge tnga oidered. I will be thoroughly acqnsinttd allik the Government and State Lat.cl Law, st.d will hare Plot of every Township and Section witin 15 miles of the tiver, -and will thereby ki.w every acre of Punblie Land asubjaect tce ettry ; -nad will here inform the peoppte In the old Frates, that there are plenty lands beloe:gle.g to thu Statea denoiminated Swanmp and W.:a Lande. ealjret taa entry at 50 and 75 cents per atre, determained by ,14,...--- '---------: - '' ' ' .--et- es-d shauld extst as to mny swnesy aend resgp.,....... I refer toc the fuilaiwing lcighly rrpjectble aat.d responsihale Alrmy atad inadividuacls. - Address me at Port Oak, CalIhoun Cc.., Aykarsas. Frota 40 to 3202 acees.........2 coratS par unare. Frin 3!0 tca 640 aeres....... 20 er.- I.er aer. F'rop 640 tu 1,000 cure. ad ul wurds, 1a eaetst5 Rzv.:a vo-:-Thn.. Raghind & Ca ; PRedd, Free .t Co.: lP.tdd, Jcah~n.-et .* Cc..: Hlarrisa.n A 't liatcheta & Mc(iehee, Colemh.us, (isa., bien. C'. II. Meenll, Haon. Fedaa..ru Ma~ichael. a,d Ja kc K<-top andl others, Buen:a Vi.-ta, (Ga. E. Ii. Walker. E4i., Forsyth. Ga. Rey. Jaese..h T. Turi-'r, Gioryia Cenfereaace. Latupkin, ha. A. C. Spi.r Eti-., Sumster C. H., 5. C. ISAAC T. ROBINSON, P. 3..--L.and warrants acre just s god as the money to secure Geftervament $1 25a Laned. A fee of $1 for every 40 acres located uopen atih war rants Is charged by the Lanad Offirirs. Many th.au.. sand were~s..f o. and 75e. lands, knowin ast't and Swamap Lands, are as high arnd day aisu.y Giovenmenta $1 26 Imad. Aug. 1, 1860 6m 2 State of South Caroline, EDGEFIELD DISTICT. IN EQU!TY. Lain.lun Tuckaar, IJiI fcor Alremust, John F. Eurn.. and others, Dinactecry. Coacet. ' r e.Iltein of IJ)Cd, ia aluthridge William., ,,;, , ,~a, a o J1c tanec. WcVi:liamsi, an t l oe. P'eter Wilaieme aud others.j IT *aypvsarincg ic my sati,taeriee thsat the D)' f eaelaulj, ?iuathriclec Williaams. Jauso Wllias, P'eur- Wi:Isam,.a Itutler Wil:iamav, Lora nga D). ti sa, a.d his wias Freuces, Nare.L J:ackkosn, Ander ..nfl Iluns r an d his wife Mary. xadc Williamu -'j. Bush atnd his wife Elizat.eeth r--si.le beyonel the linaity t-f this Stsate. .On tUaations ccf Wc. Wc. Adsawaa, Comip. Sclicitor, Orderedi that :ho. snid Daea.d..dats do appear and p~leact, awor acr detsur to tii hi.l withina three nauntha.. fr..ms thet dare aof thais arder, ad. itn default therae, thet Bill sill ba tal.'ena against therw pru aonfera-o. Z. W. CAit WIL.E. ec.L .' Commassn. Offico, Dieu. 14 1260. :tut State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD D)ISTRI1CT, IN OlRDIl8Y. B y W. F. Dturisoe, Esg., Ordinary, of Edgeriald District... Whereas, William A. Clark, has appliesd tao in for Letters of Administration, on all and sinagulss the goods and ehattles, right.' anad credlits of Msary Ciark, late of the -District aforesId, deteesed.* *These area thaerefoare, to. cite andl adueonisha all amil singular, the kindireod anad credia .rs if the said decsed, to bce tend appear before ta -, a* ouar next 0:Niinary's cuurt for the saidi Diva to be holdena sat Edgefield Court House, on tI - day of Jan., iet., to show cauto, if any, - .said adminsl istration should not be grr. Given under any hand - - -. 11tth day of Jan., .ia the year oaf c- isand eight hundred and sixty ighty.Sfith year of .' -aariuanT Jan'16 2 Sta : ina, BY W.J r- ge field I Wheresas, - ~ d om far Lettears a ngolar, the goods at - -f John B tiardeer,' c'd!. The-aa-;e, sh all singala:.. e said sa o oden d C instt., use, alicia 4h0o10d naot be Giveh under - of Ja., is the ye -.gh u hundred and ca of American Inde Jan 16'4860, One More - --. j.', 1,. 00NFEIT '--~. -a . a Cwant oaf it -. . ' a - peal for saetem a .. - , ..'at, we may. close lap our late partnership. After the'5th day of Feberuary all Notes-.asd Acercuta yh settled will be-placed, withetdla riminatiod, in the bands of ouir Attorney foreol, letion. BLAND A BUTLI.E - J..., St - . 'm