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untorous ITe?tg. Let ?er Rip. 000 ?many afternoon last week, I thought I'd take a ride ; And hire] a n.g they said wai fast, I'm sure ?he was when ?cd. My friend. Bill Sprigging^, drove thc mare, Whila I lai i on thc whip, And snouted till I waa quita bourse B Hy, put that atitm ited fciua'o pr? jcctivo power through-g'lang, Let Ur rip ! We .stopped at Mill Crc-k r.? tba road, Of cunr.-e '.ve bad to ?ot He. ? . And gaVO tho expeditious nag A drink and rest ft?raibs : Wc lagged, and cillbg for ilia mare, I :?>.- M-..1 the tuau a lip ; 1 jumped into the waggon, seizing thc rein?, requested tho Ethi ipiu:i iudtvidal wh' held the double distilled e??enea of lightning, .a emphatic tones t.?- Let her r'p ! A chip who drove a large bay nag 5e*ia -d anxious for a brmh .' S>? whipping up oar own f;ist crab, We weet it with a rash ; "Twas neck aac noek a uiilc or moro, Vitim his mare made a trip : We glidud by like lightning greased, For having hired thu extraordinary animal, wo concluded that we. had a perfect right to get the worth of our money, and therefore-Let her rip! Wo drove a'ong without mishap, At least a doxeu miles ; . Stopping now aud then, of ourse, To take tho several *' smiles." Ai Utft we ran into u oban. Who gave us too much lip, The bvrsj broke-the wagon too-pitching Bill aud piyself into a ditch by thc road-J-i le. Bil), says I. the horst has run away t Bill, struggling under t'je cumr> md efforts of u lager" and ? mouthful of mud, exclaimed-Let her rip .' JokuSn is SCHOOL.-Mi*. Moody, ot the Winthrop Gazette who has hud some pedagogical experience, tells the follow ing good joke ot' himself: We once had a pupil who would not study, but wk') was ?1 keen, quick-witted, perfect clown. Wc one d**.y saw him ^busily engaged with bis slate. Acciden tally passing near his desk, we discovered 0:1 his sla'e a caricature oi' somebody. We cared nothing lor the picture, but wishing him to know we had seen it, we said, '.George.'' Ile looked up. and drawled out " What V " Were you look? ing in the. gi is<= when yon dtew that/*' k- No," said he. " ? was looking at. you.'" It is dangerous joking with clowns oi f>o!s. Once we set one of the lattet class to work in our garden, and su-pect ing he Would ' nurse the hoe-hand le" a? soon as we were out of sight, we stole upon him-, unawares after half" an hour. Ile stood with his right haud poised over a large musquito that was drawing the fo jlish blood from his left arm. Step ping up behind him, we gave him a quick slap on thev shoulder, and said, briskly. " Work away ! musquitoes never bite n f?#l.;' The surprise hastened the fatal . catastrophe to poor 'skeeter : and fool raised the trap to see the result, one eye looking at the bloody olo'tch on his ann and the other askew at us, he said, with very leisurely emphasis, " Hain't you glad orn'ti"-Waterville Mail. "THEM WOKMS 'LL SPOIL."-In an in terior judicial district, not many miles from San,Francisco, resides a judge whose name is a synonym for good humor, and whose acquaintance is regarded asa favor. Ho is well known in this city, and some of his many metropolitan acquaintances occasionally visit him in his country quarters to enjoy his society, and, when court is not in sessica, a trouting excur sion in the vicinity, in his company. Some time ago three or four good and true men agreed to pay the judge ti visit Thoy arrived at the town late m the afternoon, and one of the number, a careful and provident soul, immediately set himself to work to procure a lot of earth worms for bait, intending to start with the judge after mountain trout carly in thc morning. The bait hunter, whom we may call Smith, overslept himself, and when lie awoke ha found that the judge was on the bench at the court house, and a tria; for a capital offence about to proceed. Late as it was. Smith had no idea of giv ing up the excursion, and so he went to the court house, and worked his way to the place where the judge sat, looking in teuton the serious business, before him. Getting as close as he could, he said, in a pig's whisper, " Judge, them worms'll spoil Ia ?a Such an important consequence of his holding court had not occurred to thc Judge.'but now the fact broke on his mind with full force. '.Sheriff," said h?, promptly, "adjourn the court." "The court was adjonrned, the prisoner remanded, and the jolly party, tho judge being one, had a three days' excursion. When they rt'.urned the court was con-, vened, the trial proceeded, and the man was convicted and sentenced to be hanged. Pooa INDEED.-The poverty of minis ters is proverbial, and probably, as the Queen of Sheba said to the wisdom ol Solomon, "the half has not*been told." But an old lady in Schuyler County has finally given the finishing touch to the picture, and it is now ready for the Fine Arts. Jt happened on this wise : The old lady was conversing with a young friend who had called to see her, and counseling her never to marry a minister, giving this as a good and sufficient reason : " Don't marry a minister," said she, " for if you do you'll nevjer have any soap grease. 1 have often lived near "by them, an fl I never knew one to have any." The young lady was then 44 keeping company" with a Methodist minister-though her aged friend was ignorant of the fact-and in a few weeks mai ried him, not having tue fear of even-such poverty before her eyes. Ax HONEST ANSWER.-Recently a cler gyman was preaching in Belfast, when a young tuan in thc congregation, getting weary ol' the sermon, looked at his watch. Jaat as he was in. the act of examining his time-piece for die fourth or fifth time, thc pastor, with great earnestness, was urging the truth upon the conciousness of his bearers. " Young man," said he, "how it is with youWhereupon the joan.; man with the gold repeater bawled out, in hearing of nearly the whole con gregation, "A quarter past eight." As may be supposed, the gravity of the as sembly was much disturbed for a time. HOLLOW WIRES.-A genuine "paddee," quite aged, living some miles out of town, came into a telegraph office one day to sell some "praties', and seeing the in struments, battery, etc., wondered if that was the tilligraft," After gazing steadily for several minutes, he said he had always wanted to ask one question ; and this is it ; M Is the wire hollow on the outside or on the inside ?" PnorrssioKAL CANDOR,-A gentleman afflicted with rheumatism consulted a physician, who immediately wrote him a prescription. As ihe patient was going away the doctor called him back. " By the wayj*Bir, should my prescription Hap. pen to af??ird rou any telicf, please to let me kw. .* as I am myself suffering j from a similar affection, and have triod j jft T?ia te ?su-i ?V* j ----<|ri. g^dggMgi COOL.-Out at Columbus, in Obi a little, weazen, driecl-up, shabby politician, named Joe G-. H j must insignificant-looking spccii humanity ono would meet in a but smart as a steel-trap, and a who lakes him for a fool will find sadly deceived. He is notorious nishing the finest specimens of cc pudeuce .of any . man in Ohio. 1 lowing anecdote, illustrative of til of his character, is told of him : Some years ag<\ being in Philad lie received an introduction to a nent divine of that city. The re gentleman invited Joe to attend bis on a certain Sunday, which invit?t! accepted. They entered the sacre fice together. It was one of th churches in tho city, and its mc were fashionable and aristocratic extreme. The minister put Joe i elaborately-furnished pew- well - 1 front. Joe nestled comfortably do? one corner of the same, and looked as interesting and contended , as under a cabbage-leaf. After a while the owner of th arrived, and at once gave signs of i disgust and indignation at the pn of thc interloper. Ile looked a looked at the pew, scowled magnifie and finally, after fumbling throu? pockets some time, drew forth a cai wrote on it with a pencil : " This seat, Sir!" and, with an air of the 1 contempt, tossed it over to Jpe, win it up ; read it with lamb like mee peculiar to "himself, and then, wi most deligh^tl coolness, wrote in r "It's-a very good seat! What re: you pay ?" and tossed the card bi i's owner. The latter took it, loo? it with the most profound astonishn minute or two, and then a broad overspread his countenance, lie dently enjoyed the sublime brass coolness of his new acquaintance, when service was over be appro; Joe, aooiigized for his rudeness, in him to his house, gave him th? be had, and treated him with the utmo .peet and consideration during his so in the city. TiMKLr FLATTERT.-A gentleman asked by Mrs. Wofilngton, what dille; there was between her and her wi r.o which he instantly replied, " watch, madam, makes us remembe hours, and you make us forget then ' A NKW WAY OF GETTING A DUT? V good joke is told on one of our. c saloon keepers, which is too full of ? ine humor, M under pressing circutn ces." to be lost : A short time ago a repr?sentai :he Green Isle stepped into the salo) the person above alluded to- and w countenance full of inquiry, sa-d " An' have you got any good rye i ky ?" " Yes, very good ; the best in to said the saloon man. *" An' have you got any half-pint ties, my man ?" " Yes," was the reply. "An' will you please fill one your best rye whisky, for me?" "Of course," said the obliging dei md after reaching for the required f ind spending a full half hour clcanin repaired to the cellar, drew half a pii his Bourbon, ?nd presented it to the ileman in waiting. Pat took the bottle, raised it ti Jips, swallowed at least half of its rents, and then, after making the ap prnito fae.? ovor-it, eaid in tx rory u< Jential tone : " Will you please to bit this to dde till I call for it ?" "The saloon keeper, ''smelling a 1 sized rat trap full of small mice," c fully stowed away the said half-filled tie. The fallow never called for it, took this novel way of obtaining a di P.VYiy? ?STEREST.-A good stor rold of a rather verdant agricultural borer, who having by hook and by cr scraped together fifty dollars, took his employer with a request to take chi of it for him. A year after, the lab went to tnolher friend to know \ would bc the interest on it. He was three dollars. " Well," said he, " I > you would lend me three dollars fl .lay or two. My boss hus been keej fifty dollars for me a year, and I v to pay him the-interest for it?" A certain minister had promised a tie boy of his that he should accomp him to church the following Sa^h The little fellow, although not quite 1 years old, was still old enough to remi uer the promise. But when church t came it happened that he w?s fast ash and his parents went away leaving 1 ni bed.-Some time after he awoke, i calling to his mind the promise given 1 he hurried down stairs only to find father and mother gone. Determii not to be frustrated-in this manner, made his way into the street, and cross to where the church stood, entered opened door. #The minister at thar i ment was commencing Jiis sermon. ? mg his eyes upon his father, the little I low waddled up thc aisle, in his ni? clothes, until directly opposite thc pul| when iic halted, and looking up at Iii called out : u I des you fordot me!" ADVANTAGES or LATIN.-A very gr member of the General Assembly Ithodo Island once moved to translate thc Latin phrases in the statute* so tl thc common people - could undcrsta them. Thc exquisite fid ly of such measure was by no mean? obvious to t great body of thc Assembly. It w quite as likely to pass as not. A go solid f-gumeut against it would probab have carried it through. Thc late M . Opdike took the ground that it was i advantage to have the people understat the laws. They were not afraid of an thing . which they understood. It wi these Latin words that they are afraid r Mr. Speaker, there was a man in ^oni Kingstown about twenty years ago, perfect nuisance, and nobody knew ho to get rid of him. One day bc was ho ing corn and he saw the sheriff cumin .with a paper, and he asked what it wa Now if he had told him it wa3 a wri what would he have cared ? But he toi him it was acopian ad satisfaciendum, ah the man dropped his hoe and run, and ha not been heard of since. Nor has th proposition to translate thc Latin word in the statutes. 4 WHITE.-An elderly Pennsylvania wo man, with her daughter looking at thi marble statue of Girard in the colleg< J building thc other day, startled many o: the bystanders by exclaiming in a loud voice : "Lal Sally, how white he was." No Mcsic IN His SOUL.-Lord North, who had a great antipathy to music, being asked why he did not subscribe to the Ancient Concerts, and it being urged as a reason for it that his? brother the Bishop of Winchester did, "Ay," replied his lordship, " if I was as deaf as my brother, X Te-oJd ambeeribe tee." MASCULINE ETIQUETTE.--Gentlemen walking should keep their hands in their pockets. It shows their figure to advan tage, keeps their hands warm and out of | other people's pockets In the afternoon congregate in front of hotels and saloons. Then, upon ladies passing, set up an equine cachination (translated horse laugh.) This will give them an exalted opinion of your taute and refinement. * Keep the centre of the sidewalk. By this means others in meeting you will well know which side to pass; when they attempt it. step in the direction with them. This affords quite an agreeable variety in a promenade. If you see a person on the opposite side of the street you wish to intercept, cry as loud as possible to him, t: Ho, Jones." Of course. Jones will " Ho H and you will show the passengers that you take a great interest in the fate of | Jones. * When turning the corner, walk rapidly with your eyes in the opposite direction. You may meet somebody, and give them a chance to " study astronomy by day light.? NOT THE SAME.-" Mr. Jones, I under stand you said I sold you a barrel of | cider that had Water in it." " No, no," was tho reply, " I only said that you sold me a barrel of water with a little cider iii it." TKAVZLBHS SEE STRAKGB THINGS.-A traveler, when asked whether, in his youth, he had gone through* Euclid, was not quite sure, but he thought it was a small village between Buffalo and Erie. How TO TAKE HIM.-" You don't seem to know how to take me," said a vulgar fellow to a gentleman he had insulted. "Yes, Ido." said the gentleman; "by the nose." No CARDS.-A lady who is opposed to having whist played in her house, recent ly sent out invitations for a.social party, and lest there should be some mistake, she added, t: No cards." STVLK.-The latest style of bonnet has juat made its appearance. It is called the ,!Revenue Cutter,"" and consists of a two-cent, internal revenue, stamp, worn on thc head, and tied under each ear with a horse hair. It presents a very pretty appearance at a distance, and must be very comfortable at this season of the year. GARDEN" SEEDS BY MAIL. W li INVITE attention to our LARGE and COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of FRESH G AR DEN SEEDS, comprising Over 250 Leading Varieties, INCLUDING THE NOVELTIES, Which we furpiih, ; neatly put up in packet?, BY MAIL, POSTAGE PAID, To any address, at our Catalogue rates, enabling parties at a distance to purchase as advantage oii-ly as at our Store. All our Seeds aro carefully tttttd befuro send ing out, and are Warranted to Grow> If properly planted out and cared fer. OUR NEW DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CAT ALOGUE ii mailed to any address on roceipt of Stamp for poftago. EDW'D. J. EVANS & CO., No. 9, N. George St., York. Pa. Mar ll 2in ll 3JATAKIA TOBACCO, INTRODUCED by thecolebrated Traveller, Bay ard Taylor, from Mt. Lebanon. THE FINEST SMOKING TOBACCO KNOWN-it is described by Mr. Taylor as "soft, aromatic, and of deli, ciou-t odor, resembling that of dried roses," ma turing rory corly, seed sown as late as Juno wi!! perfect a crop. '?Ve ofter chuko seed of this valuable variety from seed of Mr. Taylor's own raifing. Descrip tive Circular mailed'to applicants. JSlr Price by mail (?toitayc ?jai *,) 2.">ct?. per packet. EDW'D. J. EVANS Jt CO., No. N. George Street, York, Pa. Mar ll 2m ll NEW BRUNSWICK OATS, w E are filling orders for Seed of this VAL UABLE NEW OATS. Tko grain is white,largr, plump, and remarkably heavy, weighing <4 to .I j lbs. per bushel ; straw bright and free from ru..t, stout, carrying tho gniin up well ; the yield 50 to 100 per cent, moro than tho common white Oils, on the same toil and with thc same culture. Samples eau bo bad by mail on receipt ol' stamp for postage. Price, $1 per peck, $3 per bushel. EDW'D. J. EVANS A CO., No. fl, N. George Street, York, Penn. Marl! lm ll ANDREW J, PELLETIER, Hamburg, S. C. -DEALER IN CHOICE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, And MEDICAL SUPPLIES. Paints, Oils anti Glass, Cosmetics, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, And Fancy Goods. SUPERIOR TEAS, PATENT MEDICINES, TRUSSES, " Dental, Surgical* and Obstetrical In struments,' Tliomsonian Medicines, SEEDS/ HAIR RESTORATIVES, SPONGES, SNUFF, GELATINES, CHOCOLATES, Flavouring Extracts, NUTMEGS IN HULL, And Fresh Imported Spices, All of which we take pleasure in offering to the public at reasonable rates. A. J. PJELLETIEK, Druggist and Apothecary. Hamburg, Fob IS 6m 7 S. E. BOWERS, HAMBURG, S. C., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, COTTOJV FACTORS, AND DEALER IN GROCERIES, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, BAGGING, ROFE, TWINE, TOBACCO, SEGAR8, 4c, * HAVING changed his Grocery Agency into a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will toke great pleasuro in meeting tho wants of his old* Friends and Customers. H> will pay the HIGHEST PF ICE for COTTON, COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ac, or will receiva the .arno on Storage. Consignments respectfully solicited. Farmers and Plantftrs, and the public generally, will Und it to their interest to givo me a call. S. E. BOWERS. M: L. BONH?M, ATTORNEY AT LAW Wi Solicitor in Equity, EDGEFIELD, S. C., ILL Practice in the Court? of thia State iud iu Augusta, Ga. Also, in thc United States District ?nd Circuit Courts for So. Ca. April 2ud, Stn 14 M. C. BUTLER, A TT ORK ET Y AT LAW, Office, LAW RANCH, . EDGEFIELD, S. C. Feb 27 If' 9 W. J. READY. JAS. T. CULBRKATII. READY & CULBREATH .A-ttorneys at Law AXD SOLICITORS IN EQUITY. EDGEFIELD, S. C. Feb 27 *? tf 9 Law Notice. THE Undersigned have this day associated themselves us partners in tho PRACTICE OF LAW AND EQUITY. M. W. OARY, WM. T. GARY. EdgtScdd, S. C., Feb ll, 18C7. . tf 7 Law Notice. THE Undersigned have associated themselves as Partners in tho PRACTICE OF LAW for Edgefield District, under the style of ADAES A L.VSDItUM. W. W. ADANS, W. M. LANDRUM. Jan. 8, 1867. tf 3 -Medical Card. DR. T. J. TEAGUE has moved to the Dwelling rcc-iutly occupied by Mr. J. R Carlile, next door below Episcopal Church. Ho may be found at the Drug Store of Teague A Carwile during the day, and at his residence during tho uight, when not out on professional business. Having been engaged in the prnctioe of Medi cine, in its various branches, for the last Thirteen Years, he feels that he does not arrogate to hiin <elf undue merit when he solicits a liberal share of patronage at thc hands of this community. .Jual ' ? tf ly Di DENTISTRY. "R. II. PARKER'respectfully announces that he is well prepared to execute in the best manner and promptly all work in the business, -and at greatly reduced figures. . Having acquainted himself with th-e lateines timablc improvements in the profession, and se cured i full stock of m\teriais, ?c., he virrants ^ood and satisfactory work to all who may desire his. services. Hdgeneld, S. C., Aug. 1, tf31 For Sherill. The Friends of Capt. A. P. WEST respectful ly announce him-as a Candidate for Sheriff ef Kdgefiold atthe next election. Nov 7 te?? 45 ?3~ Wc have been authorized by the Friends ,?f Capt. H. BOULWARE to announce him a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefiold District at the next election. Apr 12 te* 1? For Tax Collector. The Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq., respectfully nominate him as a Candidate foi Tax Collector at the next election. Oct IS te 43 THB. many Friends o? Capt. JAMES MITCH ELL respectfully nominate lym as a Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election. SALUDA. Dec 6 m te* 50 We have been requested by mmy friend? of Mr. JOHN A. BARKER to announce bim a Cnn lidatc for Tax Collector of.Edgeficld District at 'ho ensuing election. Oct. 2,_ te* <* ^39-Weharc been 'authorized by the many friends of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAN to an nounce him .1 Caudidate for Clerk of the Court of Commou Pleas for Edgefiold District at the next election. June 20 te *27 REMINGTON'S FIRE ARMS. Sold by the Trade Generally. A Liberal Discount to Dealers. 200,000 Furnished to thc U. S. Gov erument. ARMY REVOLVER, 44-100 in. Calibre. N*AW REVOLVER, Sci 100 in. Calibre. 3ELT REVOLVER. Navy Site Calibre. POLICE REVOLVER, Navy Sue Calibro. .Vaw POCKET REVOLVER, 31-100 in. Calibre. POOJCKT RKVOLVKR, (Rider's pt.) 31-100 in. Cu'. Kr.iT.ATixo PISTOL, (Elliot pf.) No. 22 <fc 32 Car. VEST POCKET PISTOL, NO. V2. 30, 32 and 41 Car. GUN CANE, NU. 22 and 32 Cnriridi-e. BREECH LO tniNG RIVLK. (finals') 32 A 33 Car. REVOLVING RIFLE, 30 and 44-100 in Calibre. Principal Agents. Moore A Nichols, New York. Wm. Read A Son, Boston. Jos. C. Grubb ? Co., Philadelphia. Poultney und Trimble, Baltimore, Henry F Isoin <fc Co., Now Orleans. Johnson, Spencer A Co., . Chicago. L. M. Rumsey A Co. St. Louis. Albert E. Crane, San Francisco. Circulars containing cut? and description of mr A rm* will be furnished upon application. E. REMINGTON t SONS, Ilion, N. Y. Mar 12 _ tf_ _ll BROWN & PERKINS, PUBLISHERS OF ? ' SHEET MUSIC, And Music Books. ' WE would respectfully rail tho attention of Choir-Leadors and Singing Sohool Teach ers to our establishment, where all kinds of Cb'ircn AJusic, Glee and Anthem Books can be obtuined un the 'must favorable terms. Tho long experience of our Mr. PERKINS, in Musical Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room and Sunday School, enables him to give advice md information on all points of musical interest at to the selection of proper wurksof instruction, formation of Musical Schools-progress in musi cal studies, and items of general interest to com posers, leaders, teachers and students. Sheet Mu.-ic furnished on thc usual terms, with, promptness and dispatch. Country orders solici ted-and selections made for pupils, teachers, con certs, Ac, Ac, Ac. NOW READY: Will be Trae to Mc,.T.E.Perkins,.30 cts. The Orphan Wanderer,....'/. Perkins,.30 cts. The Roso Du'h.T. E. Perkin?,.30 cfs. F^iry of tho Wildwood,".H. A. Brown,.30 cts. Memory, (for Baritone,).JI. A. Brown,.30 ct?. F.iiir of any of thc affove will be forwarded o,n rcccij't of one dollar. ??t-Stnd for a Circular.. BROWN ? PERKINS, 420 Broome St., New York City. Now York, Jan 1 4ml MARVIN'S PATENT Alnm anti Drjr Plaster, Fire and Bnrglar Proof SAFES, WARRANTED THE B E 8 T IN THE WORLD ! Nerer corrode the Iron. Never lose their fire-proof qualities. Aro tho only Safes filled with Alum and Dry Plaster. Please send or call for an Illustrated Catalogue MARVIN ? CO. Principal f No. 21*3 Broadway, New York. Warehouses. \ No. 721 Chesnut St., Philadelphia. Feb 27 10m 9 Just Received, MAGGIELS PILLS and SALVE. Price 2 ots. per Box, for salo by TEAGUE A CARWILE. Ovtlf tf 48 TO PL A NT? RST k THOMAS I MSES A.ugiasta, Ga., )FFER AT LOWE S T PRICES* SWEDES IRON, Best English PLOW STEEL, at 12J cts., Collins' AXES, Collins A Brade's HOES, Trice and Wagon CHAINS, O RINDSTON ES, 1 NAILS-Cut, Wrought and Hone Shoe, A large assortment of PLOWS, HARROWS, 30BN SnELLERS. HAY CUTTERS, C ARPENTER and BLACKSMITH TOOLS,.. FILES and RASPS-thc best made. A full and good assortment of BUILDER'S 3ARDWARE. RODGER'S best POCKET and TABLE CUT LERY, Gurdon HOES and RAKES, POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS? and a gcnoral as ?ortmoat of HARDWARE, Ames' SHOVELS and?SPADES, ROPE, PLOW LINES, 4c, 4c. Augusta, Ga., Jan 29 3m5 ^S?~Abbovillo Ii'in H er und Laureiisville Herald will copy 3 months md forward bill and copy of paper. _i AND . fertilizers ! To the Planters of South Carolina and Georgia? -0-? . w E were induced lust season to accept the Agoncy for tho sa'o of the following well known BALTIMORE FERTILIZERS, and from testi monials furnished us . from Planters- of South Carolina and Georgia wc arc fully convinced that wc present to tho planting community MA NURES equal, if not superior, to any heforo thc public-naming: KETTLE WELL'S MANIPULATED GUANO, sold very largoly in tho Southern Status boforc the w*r, and re-introdoced thc present yeas with marked SUCCCFS, greatly im proved, not a single failure reported. AMittONIATED ALKALINE PHOS PHATE. The snccess of this compound is truly wonderful, making crop amid a most disas trous drought, when PeruviTn Guanos, costiBg double, utterly failed. ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, very rich in Potash, Soda and Phosphate*. These MANURES all aro absorbent, rind con tain elements especially adapted.to the COTTON, CORN and VEGETABLE CROPS. Certificates on hand from our best Planters in Richmond ?od Hancock counties, which will be exhibited or supplied upon application to Wt II EX It Y WARREN & CO., Augusta, Gu., General Agents fur Georgia and South Carolina. J v.i 29 3m 5 HARNESS, SADDLERY -AND Carriage Warehouse. SADDLES, ? , HARNESS, LIGB5T CARRIAGES, Top and No-Top Budgies, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, SADDLE, HARNESS, and Carriage Makers' .MATERIAL, LEATHER, CALF-SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, RUBBER and LEATHER MACHINE BELT ING and STEAM PACKING, LACE, PICKER and ROLLER LEATHER AND ROLLER CLOTHS. A full Hssortment in Store, and constantly ar riving, at Reduced IPrices ! SHERMAN, JESSUP & CO., No. 225, Broad St., Sign of the Golden Saddle, AUGUSTA, UA. ? Augusta, Dec 17 * fimSl * POLLARD, COX ? CO., COTTON FACTORS, Warehouse and Commission MEECH ANTS, Coruer Reynolds aud Campbell Street, AUG . STA, GA., Agent for Reed's Phosphate. Augusta, Feb 12 - tf 7 PLANTERS' HOTEL. AUGUSTA, GA. Newly Furnished and ReLl?ed, Unsurpassed by any Hotel South', Was Reopened to thc Public OcL S, 186?. T. S. NICKEKSON, Proprietor. Jan. I. tf 1 ( G. W. CONWAY, S. TtT.NNP.. Of Kentucky. Of Edgeficld, S. C. KE?TTUGKT SALE AI LIW STABLES BY CONWAY & TURNER, ? Campbell St., Between Broad and fleyuvldt; . NKAK PLASTERS HOTEL, AUGUSTA, G E O It GI A. 'A.LL KINDS of VEHICLES and SADDLE HORSES for Hire. Also, Fine CARRIAGES, strictly for Family cse. Match Horses, Single Harness Horse?, nml Saddle Horses bought, or sold oil Commission. Covered accommodation" on the Premises for Two-Hundred Head ol Mules. August'a, Oct 15 3iii 12 $1,000 Reward! HUMOR'S ipEC?RCf' I The Great English Remedy ! A CERTAIN ?FDTPEEDY .CURE FOR G ON" ORR H GI A, SYPHILIS. . . - INCONTINENCE OF URINE? WEAKNESS OF THE BACK, PAIN IN THE BACK. S DISEASE OF BLADDER. STONE IN BLADDER. . . KIDNEY DISEASE, DIABETES, . AND GLEET! ^S?rThis prepxrntion is ofTored to tho atllicted, with the greatest confidence. Sold at.EdgeQeld by TEACIE 4 CARWILI;. *- W. H. TUTT, ' General. Agent for the Southern States. Augflkta, Ga., Jan SO 3m 5 CARRIAGE ' MANUFACTORY. EDGEFIKLD, S. C. THE Subscribers respectfully announce thal they arq now prepared to do nil work-in the COACH MAKING, and REPAIRING BUSI NESS that raw be entrusted to thein, in a work manlike manner, and with neatness and dispatch We haro on hand Jifcw CARRIAGES and su perior BUG G IES, of our own manufacture,which we will iel! low. Allkindsof REPAIRING done promptly and warranted to giro satisfaction. fiSFAs wc sell ONLY FOR CASn. ourru-?cea ar unusually roasonablo. All we ns, ia atrial. *mmi e% joft?s. BUrf t? : 1? WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 397 Broad Street, Three Boori Below Planters' Hotol, AUGUSTA-, OA.; HAVE on U/L'nd'and fur sale at/LOWEST MARKET PK ICES. F OR CASH a Complete rVssortnicnt of* Oioceries, consisting in iiart of-thc Plowing articles : 100 Bbis. PLANTING POTATOES ; LOO Boxes Factory, State and English Dairy CHEESE, loo EJXCS ADAMANTINE, CANDLES, . ^ 100 Boxes goj? Butley, .J"Jystcr./and' 'Pa'gar CRACKERS,' 123 BWi. "Crushed," "A," " Extra C" and "C" SUUARS, 50 Baga RIO COFFEE, 50 Pockets Java COFFEE, ' 50 Bedes Georgia Factory ."Cotton YARNS,-a? ' sC?-t??ynmf.Befs, i ' ' -' 50 M. BEGAUS, nil grades'; 125 Bags SHOT, all sizes, SQ.RLLs. WHISKEY, all .grade?, 50 Half Rbis. Fino Old Rye'"WHISKEY-, 10 J Casks BRANDI', Pale and Dark, '. 5 Bbls. OM HOLLAND GIN, - . - 5 Bids. DOMESTIC GIN, 10 ?. Caj,k?. Old SHERRY? P.ORT and MA DEIRA -WINK, '? ' - Lg 100 Casu WHISKEY,''BRANDY, RUM, GIN, 50 Cases Gin, Brandy, Whiskey COCK TAILS, 25 Casca CHAMPA?GNES, ' . j 50 Boxes Family SOAP, , * ~ ...?'>> 50 Cases OYSTERS, 1 and 2 lbs. Cun.-t, 50 Boxes Assorted uiJ Fancy. CANDIES, 25 Cases PLANTATION BITTERS, i SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, alt grade.?, SNUFF in Jars and Bottles;; . - t ~ TEAS, STARCH/i ODA, ?i?x? ?X?l ' PICKLES ja Cases and Keg?, RAISINS,'SARDINES; MUSTARD, SPICE, PEPPER, GINGER, MACKEREL,' all S*?scl and No"*.," " " v" * ' . SALT, BAGGING apd ROPE, 4e.,^c. v. .Augusta, Fd. 12 jj ; v "jUfe 'J } stsbish?d ti* Ju ri astron in 1837, And in Augusta in I?48. THE Subscriber ja?;es> pleasure, in informing the residents o? Kdglifield ?nd tho ?tdjoij? ipg Districts *hat>b??H8v.'bcen appointed- Agant; for the THREE BEST PIANO MAKERS IN TUE WORLD? rix: . 'STEINWAY 4 SONS, New York, CH IC tv Ii RIM G A SONS, Bosi.on, . . HAZELTON BR05:., New York; * Ami ho will noll th?TK Ja?efu'aicaOs* ?tJSi'C'C? 16Y PRICES, vithYrc^ aTMcth ?* - " Persons wishing to publiais a SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE ?fill please send "fdr Circulars and [llustratcd Catalogues, and they will find -they can parchase from :he BEST MAKERS, at as Low Prices as they can of inferior ones. Ilhisir?tcd Catalngircs altd Circulars scat free of all charger. GEO, Ai OATES, ' 21-0 Broad Street, - AUGUSTA, 0A4 jJ?9*"*Also, ..gent for Mason A Hamlin's cele brated CABINET'ORGANS. Apr 24 . tf ?17 ESTABLISHED IN 1850 * (^5>^#i THESubicri &z??%lk?. Ur ?V0l,Id r?-^?? SBaaBK&?kSpeclfulIy ?n-WBSS&B&M form rho citizens of E Igefichl and thc surround inircountry. that he keeps a SPECIAL ESTAB LISHMENT -or the REPAIR of WATCHES aud JEWELRY. All work entrusted to his care will be executed promptly, neatly, and warranted for one year. At.hisStore will baefound one of. the largest Stocksof ??old and Sikcr Watches, Of thi> bc?t ISnropeaaand American manufacture ia the S lutiiom Status, wifh a select assort ment of RICH ANO NEW STYLES ETRUS CAN fiOLO JEWELRY. Set with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubie?, Oriental Gar nets, Corni. 4c. Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, consisting of full TEA SETS, WAITERS', ICE AND WATER PITCHERS, CASTORS, GOBLETS, CUPS, FORKS, SPOONS, And ererythinjt ;n tho SilrerW.-vre linc. FINE SINGLE AN** DOUBLE- BARRELED ti U7 iV S. Colt's, Smith i Weston's, Cooper's, Reuiming ton's, Sharp's, Derringer's, PISTOLS, And mmy others of thc4atest invention. FINE CUTLERY SPECTACLES. WALKING CANES, PERFUMERY, PO RT M ON IA ES, AND FANCY GOODS Of avery variety t . bc louud in a'.tiist class Jew clrv Establishment. A. FBOVTADT, ff.rc Door below Augusta Hotol, 103 Biond Street, Augusto, Ga.. Oct 15 Ctn 4*2 JOHN 0, B?HLER WITH * . H. WARNER & CO., DEALERS IN F I N E L I Q U O R S, Family and Fancy Groceries,.; TOBACCO,' CIGARS . AND SNUFF, PIPES Cfc1 ALL KINDS, ' 1 Fowciqr, 5S^3LOt. Caps, , - FANCY NOTIONS , AND Musical Instrument's, AND ALL KIND OF STRINGS." ALSO, DEALERS. IN "... Ke:i<?y jTIatfc Cloilaiti?, Staple and.Fimcv Dry Goods, BOOTS, SHOES, flATS AND GAPS, PERFUMERY \ND SWEET SOAPS, No. 142 and lil Broad Street, A I'ij'C'STA, GA. . Nor. ?, .. Oin '45 HOUSE CARPENTERING ? : a j ii -AND ' - ' '; . . THE Subscriber respectfully announces* to the eit'uena ot EJgificId District, that be is*now pr-parcd to- excent- ALL BUILDING AND CARPENTER'S WORK with fidelity and dil?, patch, and on rcasbnirble. torms. Ho in also engaged, next door to" tho Advertiser ?fl?oe, in the '...-. *. . . ' . Un der taking Business, Ami hos on handln ^?ortment of BEAUTIFUL COFFINS, Rosswood finish, neatly trimmed, and of the latent s.". !v.-a. Prices very moderate. My lino NEW HEARSE," with gentle Ilorees mud a.good Driver, will attend Funerals when desired. During my absence from tho shop. Mr. JAS. P \UL, wno is conducting the CABINET BUSI NESS in tbos::iox! R1i^itjTKl|gitn?hlsmiiiyr?utt?. attention to ??l orderj for COFFINS, &e~. - BL A. MARKERI, v Nnr.^_tf' . 4S SEWING MACHINE. CO., ?Principal Otfice,'616 Broadway, NEW YORK. GREAT IMPROVEMENT in Scwlnff Ma chiue. Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing Machine. It is rendered noiseless in nc ition. Its motion hoi ig^.iii positive, "it is not Ha blo to get out of ordi r. It ia tho best Family Machine! Notice is called to our new and Iin SroYod Miinefacturina Machine, fur Tailorsand ont and Shoe Fitters. Agents wanted, to whom nlib?r?t discount will be given.* Ko consign ants mi ('o. EMT ; liri SAWING MACHINE CO. Lsxgi . 1E0RGE C. GOODRICH, >HILLIPLINEMAN, [ South Carofiria. OHN ASHHUR5T, ODRICII, 1 IMAN, f IST,. J. -, ..DIRECT. IMPORTERS OF ] RUGS, MEDICINES Charleston, S. O.^ j." v * Gm 47 The Best Tonic Now in : - Use! . - THIS ;#;M) SS STANCH Is used by ?fir.st-Ol.ivs Hotels, Laundries, Tens of Thousand's 'of Families., and Should be used by nil. "It pifes ? brau'ifni po'Hsh',- malan ? th? ?rdcij pass smoothly over thc cloth, saving much timi a?3'4al.nr. C?od? itoKKr^?p.v^ffBf^t keep clear 'rwrgc?. consc<Tnrntly^iW'h<)r*????ftK)Ut so soon. IT MAKES 0LL LINEN LOOK LIKE NEW. ' Sord by Druggists and Grocers gene rally. * " OUR HVIPEKllAL BLUE , LS THE BEST IX TH E W 0R*L D! It is soluble in bardas well as soft wa:er. I is put, up in thc safest,' ncutest, and mti;t conveni ent form of any olfercd to the public. 1T_LS. .WARRANTED ?V0.T TO STREAK THE" * . CLOTHES ! Sold by Grocers and Druggists gem-rally; ' Agents wanted everywhere, to whom wc oflei extraordinary inducements, Address NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS Cjfe: ; ? - No. 218 Fallon'St., Nov York. ? I " Jan F_^ _ Hm 1 j . . GKOVESTEEIV & C-O., . - . 499 Dr?adivay., New York, THESE PIANOS received the Highest Award of Merit at tho Wm W'J Fnir, over Ihe best makers from London, Puris, Germany, >hu cities of Now York. Philadelphia. Italiiiuo?a and Bos ton; also, thc Gold Medal at ins AMenears hititmit, for Fl YE SUCCESSIVE YEARS ! J, Our Piano! ci.ntain thc French Grand Action. Harp Pedal, Overstrung Buss, Full Iror; Frame, and all Modern Improvements Every Icstru ment ira.'rea'ed FI VE YEAHS'. Made un.Iii the-supervision of Mr. .7. IL GROVESTEEN who has ti practietV! experience of ovt* tbirty-fiv. years, and is thc igaker of orejr eleen llintuffnt Piawforhb'.' Our facilities f.r m.-.nufactnrin; unable us to sell these instruments fruin $100 ti ?00 cheaper than any li?! <-l:i-s piano rorie. -^?-GE0. A.. 0.Vf ES, Augusta, On., is til 'authorized Agent for iii* sale of thee PIANOS .iud will ??'.wiy- ke"p a number on baud for tb inspection of thc public. Aui-'S lyir.tr- 32 " State ofJSouth Carolina, EDO?FIELD'DiSTR?CT; ' IN COMMON PLEAS. WT. II. Titnmerman ri. > Foreign Attachment. 'Mathew M, Mays, j THE Plaintiff in the above stated case having this day filed bis Declar?ronlo mj office an the dtftjndoOt. hnviiyg neither'Avil? ^Ltfnrrej known t? reside -vitifln thc limi's of his State oi .vhom copies of s?id Decfarution with rules t< plead can bc served; On motion of J. Ii. Addison. PUintiff's Attnrnov, ordered thaj *<aji..Dcfendani appear ?nd plead N> said D?claration within u y.-ar and a dny from thc da'o hereof or linala-n? absolute Judgment will be -riven npainst him. S. HARRISON, T.c.K. n: May 22. 1S00 : ly 23. ?Stale of South Carolina, EDfiF.Fl HLD DISTRICT, . IX COMMON FLEAS. Ct. W. Murphy A ??loeiun, "| rs ' ' [ For. Altieh. . J.A.Bass, J THE PlaintiflVia tho above slated case having this day tiled their Declaration in mt otFrcc, ,'ind the Defendant having ncithor wife-nor Attor ney known -to ?ski? ;withiu .the limits of-thi? State on whom copies of said D?clarai ina with ?liles to plead ?Ml bc served ; On motion of W. W. ADAMS, E?I?.. llirinti?Ti' Attorney, Ordered, ?bal said Defendant appear ?nd plead io said Declaration wi?iTn.s.J'ear'afrd ?-d?yf rr lit the date hereof or finaT^faT^tfb-olurt;1 JtidgVihen't will be .riven against him. . . . . . S. HARRISON, CC.E.p. :' Sept .29, isr.c i; . ? lyq_. it . State of South Carolina, EDGKFIELD DISTRICT, . - IN COMMON PLEAS. Guthridge Cheetham, bearer,*) .' "'fr . (Fir-'. Attacltm'iit G.AV. Strom. , J ' ' TIlEj/Lainii.i? in tho above slnted ?ase having tt?is"day merl "bis Declaration in my office, I.and the Defendant having neither wift nor Attpr ney kuown to r?sido within tho "limits of this Slate on whom copies of said Dccfc-ration wilh mles to plead can be served/'On motion of W. Vf'. A''.unr, Plaintiff's Al torrey, ordered that said Defe alant arpear und plead to s:iid Declaration within a year and a day from thc dale hcYeof or fi mri and absolute Ju-dgmon* wiil-be ji ive? ajoinst ? dim. . . S. HARRISON, eena*. Mar 7. 1867. . Fy ' ' -ll State of South. Ca-rolina. ? ED G E FI BL D DISTRICT, IN COMMON PIrEAS. . . Guthridge Che.iihaur, S rs J Foreign Atlitcfanent. G. W. Strom; - J .-. THE PlarniitT in thc al>ove stated case hiving this day tiled hie Dccluratiirn in my <tffioc, and ?he D ifcndaut ho vioii neitlier wifo nor Attor ney known toreSidc wJtLin tho-limits of this State on whom copies of said Declaration ivLr? rules to plead can bc served*- On motion of W.V?. Adcms, Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that s:iid Dcfjndant appear rind plead to said*Declaration within-a year and.a.day from thc dato h^re.of or finland absolutQ Judj;me?t wjjl bT4*?&t?fylJfi9i ..HARRISON, c.c.E.D. Mnr ll, 1S?7-: ly ll-i State of South Carolina, E D <? E FI Ei. D DISTRICT. . ? .? IN COMMON PLEAS. H. A*."Shaw, bearer, ) . vs ' " \ For. Attach.1 . .' Welcome Marlin. J THE Plaintiff in tho ?bovo stated case having this day filod his Declaration "In my of?iccj anil tho Defendant narine, neither wife nor A'f tornby lcnox+ri to resido within" rh'c Ii"ni:s of this State on whom copies of said Declaration "with rules to plead con bo seryci : On morion of J. L. Addison, PlainHtf's A'trorarT^ -OrderBd that Snid D?fendant appear and pka>U >said D -rlarittien within ?year and a dny fr*:n tlio da:e bweof, or final ?odabsoluT4) Judgment w?l ho gtr?Daagi?iut him. . S. HARRISON, c. ?. ? D. iUisi.iwr... K - q?j M 1 t to tit&t r 8 jlTE* S&EN?IFTC1 AMERTCA?f il the Hr ';est _ and rnoal jridejy circulated journal, o-it* lass in trr?s'counffy.' ?flefc'n'irmber contains six ccD- pag.cs/ with numerous - i linst rations. ' The. tumbers for a year make tw j volumes nf41C pages acb. It also contains a f ill account of all the ?rincipal inventions and discoveries of the day. Liso, valuable illustrated ankles upon Toals and ?nchincry'?sed^in .W?rki bops. Manufactories, kearn und Mechanical Engineering, Woolen, Cot on, Chemical, Petroleum, lind allothcr Maiiufae uring interests. Also, Fi -c-ar ins, War Imple cents., 0jrilnar.ee? War Vesiels, Railway Jiocbi icry, Electric, "(Jt?nt?cal, and 'Ma'theniatiCiJ Ap paratus, Wood arfd Lamber Ma'cb'inery', Hyilraal os, Oil and Water Pumps.tWaicr Wheals, Etc.; lonschold, Horticultural, lind Earm Implements -this latter Dcjartaaent ?e?c-g very .full ind" of rreat value r^F^rmefs nrir! (l^rflenersy articles !mbr4c*?eg*e*ie?ry. ?epairtoca ttcf Popular Science', vliicb every body can underiitand and which every jody Hires to read. '' ' Also, ll .ports of Seien ti|ic Societies, ?at home md abroad, PatcutLar,- Decisions and Discus.-io ns, Prac, seal Recipes, Etc. It also contains an Offi dal List of all-lins Piktent Claims,'! r-pec?al feature*1* >f ir'setrvalue to Inventors tad owners of Patents. Rnblisued Weekly, two volumes each .year, cola? nencinji January and Jul v. ' . Per ?'nriutaA.......?....;'.'.:..t..:?.r..L..'.k.$S 08 . Si* months,...;..?+./.U......... 160 . Ten copies for. One Year..-.-25 00 Specimen copies sent free.' Address MUNN & CO., Publishers, . No. 3^ Pajk Row^iew Ypjtk City. Messrs; mJNV ? Ctt.'hav? liad" twenty years' jxperienco in-prccuiin^ latents for New -Inven tors who* moy have *5trch *ouiinesrto" transact can receive, free, ali needful advice how to proceed.. . For tlie Plantation, Tlie Garden, S 11T V.Afc^<bc H?HtcXirc?e, A.T thc request "?LtkV'r^b'Hste/iJ am now acting as A gent" for "tho'Y?YTI?ERN CULTI VATOR ait iadispensaole Agricultural Jburnaly ; published at Athens, Ga. Terms, $2 per annum. Every Farmer, Planter und Horticulturist in thc South sbould bc a reader of the CULTIVA^ TOR. I, jgrSpccimon numbers .may be seen at' th$ . Xv '.'.I 1 ..J-J B. Dl'RISOE. . . Sept 17 tf 3 > '...';....?. - ?' - j ' - State-of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,- ' IN EQUITY. Zedekiah Watkins, Adm'or., \tjft ftf jjy ftf John P. Clark and others. J Lr-nds B?d BY Yiri nc of an Order of the 'Ccurt "in this cause, all and singular tho Creditors of ; VIRGIL A. CLARK, dee'd., -oro require j te present und prove their claires befprp. the. Com .ni?-i?ner on or before thc fifteenth day of Moy .ext, or in default 'hereof they will be barred !'rom all benefit of the decree to b? pronounced -urcio. " ii. W. :CARWILE, CK B.D. Mar HI, IS07. | Stl2 8tate?o? South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DIS'IRICT, t .:? t KIN ORD IN AJ? Y. t Y W-.P^DUltl^OE, Eiiq-, Ordinary.of JSdge field Di.-irfct. Whereas, Z. W.'Carwile C.E.E.D. hns applied' to mc for Letters of Administration, on all ? . ind>jngular tup f^oods^nijd chattels, rights and credits, of Thonins McGee. late of tho District . i fat?said,-deceased. Thcse-are, therefore.'to cite and admonish all f -nd tiugulur, thc Jcindred ard creditors.of the raid deceased, to he,and appear bet?re me, at our -.ext Ordinary's'Ootirt f?r thc saitV District, tobe .?olden at Edgeficld C. E*> on tlc 27th duy of Vpril next, to show cause, if any, why thc said - idmin'itrati?? shofild not bo groote'L r Givcu under my hand ai.d real, ib& ISth dify bf Feb. in tho yea? of our Lord ono tbou:ar.d eight lunrired and sixty-seven ar d in thecincty-firEtycar: if American Indepcndt nci. W. ]i.DURISpE,O.E.D. Mar.,HI, ri;. . 12. ?f?1 Kf|? PER YEAR1-We want Agents. tipItJxJ\J everywhere to sell cur mrr.ovtn iin Uowtnj; Machines. Three rew kinds. Under ? cd upper feed. Sent?n triak AVarrattcd ?.vo veurs. Above salary or larpe commissions paid. 'bc ON:.V machines s*dd*?n United] Suites for less ban $40. which arc fi?tfttlictuito ly f/Lire, Wkce c'l'-ft Wilton, Grocer d' linker, Hinger <t- Co., ahd ' Baekeldtr. All other cheap mach im F are ?W t'fingemeutt anti thc ti ller or t.*** *- nr? Holle io ar. .est, jina and imuri'onwcnl. , Illustrated ciryu. irs sent free. Address, or coll upon. Sba'w J /lark, at Ridillcford, Maire, or Chicago, 111 June A isivly 23 State of South Carolina, . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DUR1S0E, Esqr., Ordinary of Edge field District. H'hcrcas, Emily C. Randall has applied to nc fur Letters of Administration; on ail and tin nilar thc goods and chattels, f*i>;Lts and credits of lolonran Randall, lute of thc District afore aid, deceased. These are, therefore, to eitc ot:d admonish nil ? ad singular, thc kiuilred cud creditors of tho aid deceased, to bo and appear before me, at our text On?nary'? Court for abe said Distrct, to bo iiildtn at Edgeficld C. IL, on thc 1 Si h doy of prit in^t., to ^how cause, if any, why the aid administration should nat bo grauted. Given under my hand and real, this 3rd day of tpr? in the year of our L. rd i nc thousand eight Windrad and sixty-seven and in the nicety-first, eur of American Independence. W. F. DURIS?E, O.E.D. April lo 2t 13 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IX ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of * Edgcfield District. Whereas, . David A. Rodie has applied to ne tor Letters of Administration, on all and -ingular the goods and chattels, fight s and credits >f John Hatcher, late of thc District aforesaid, * lec'd. ?beseare, therefore, to cite and admonish all . nd singular, thc kindred and creditors of. the ;uld deceased, to bc a^d appear before me, at oor next Ordinary's Courtfor tho said District, to he hcJdenatEdgefieldC. H., on thc 23d"day of April to? show c. rt sc, if any, why thc said tdministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and |eal??this 9lh day ??f April in thc year of our LortL ono thou .nnd eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in the Hst year of American Independence. W. F. DTJRXSQE, 0. E. D. /ttr is? I *, i - g U} :* *& miipA?Ii sips.. I'HE U ndersigned gives notice that le is now .,rep??ed to have REPAIRED in a good and ?vcpktr}i.niikc manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES,* BU*GGIESf .and other Vehicles that may be broeghtV his Shops,"at fair and" reasonable pri es for* Cash.' * NEW .WAGONS, CARTS and RUt-GIES will . Iso bo put up in the best style, and on i.s reason ble terms aB can bc afforded. . Having EFFICIENT and* EXPERIENCED WORKMEN in ipj Shops, an<La g??.d' supply o? tlw-'?EST ?'i&tfSfo paiBS^Aa< bo "spared to givnpMiSre satbfucriiA*.to tb ese who may sond their work to the?c frli*>j.?. ?.' W. W. ADAMS, Sept. 26 . ' tf METALLIC B??R1?L CASES T1 AISTD GASKETS i |1IE Subscriber has j ast received an assort ?. ment of these beniitifu) Resew Dod finish METALLIC BURIAL CASES and CASKETS Air-tight and indestructible-foi protecting and pre|&t?l>?r^X""t^ but A mod?rai c \ Ivitnco ?rn ?ri^ lna'1 cost and.trnnsr orta IpHion. Wlsirovoriatroduced these Cr.sc: hr.vc the preference ov.cr.aJ lathers. w ; Order s promptly Qlleyi. Terms, of courte, strictly..Cashr . , J. M. WITT. Eigefield, Mei 13 . . , . tf. \\ Notice. ALL Penons indebted to lb? Estate, of MOSES HOLSTON,d*cCastd, are requested to mn ko Y payment of the wins. ' ... . WILSON nOLSTON, A?m'r. [ -FeM . a*-: ? . ?lass Tind Putt3r. _ f Lv-irelotof WINDOW G Li SS. of different sizes,-and One Barrel, of PUTTY just r*> ccived and for sale by {] TEAtiCE A CA?WILE. I OrtH- . 4? 1 ?I ? fiaih^L 4 ? - ? .-' '