Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

ocr: OROYILLE DAILY VOLUME 1 Siiiln 'Butte 3Rcroib. r /"trv DAILY (MJNIMY» KXOKHiKD) H|Pf|fir-»ln Uncont HaiMiiicr on MyPW l>etvv••♦•!* Montgomory IViH, Mrnvtllr. Wur I*• • r Mall* * $l f » DR i \ diout h*« •. o P no month* do 5 oo i»y «?»rri*»r. j.rr V\V**k 5b WEEKLY I’.UTTE RECORD. rlronlntinn In tin* ntlnlna nml fiTrb■nllnrnl <li*- of the rcdinty. will t -»*•»! iiti 111** II nml ycncriil ol'thc w< <• 1;. |itli>r*per*ci| with inlnrcOina nii«- rcmlinu mutter. It will nmPiin twenty r.olnmn* •*) muling matter, nml will In* <*n •* »C liiri'* , -i nml rhenpeni \VerVly NeWipnpor" In the (’iililhlum! every f*iiliinl»v T< nm~t.i per ; rl\ month*, 9:1; three month*. 9.! \ iivKitTeoe Mkn r« per tiijn.iri* >•! ten line* nr le***, inrerlioti, • ... 9 1'Vi Kuril **iili«**qni‘n» inrorliim.* - - 1 !M* * '?*** \ |ilt**rnl ilnlnrti'in will bo mtulo In fnvor o( who ml vert Ire by ilo* ymr u~ Unxini * < niril'i ll ■*<■ rt• ■■ 1 mi minminlilvlenn*. lor the Sliiltc Ucconl. Krmiß,.. .* miwrii. >\J \ ' i'.* 1YUK....07 Merchnnt *t Sun Urnnriren, f,. r* MT'I, 0 street, .Miiry<ville. T ii. pi. I M Forbesinwn .V NUTTKR Oregon City. K .I \('K ■*.iM • linglownl SMITH Thompson** Flnt HHOTIIKRTON I’.rottirrlnn’* Slow. \ MKS Tll'H'iiHTilS W v miil'it te MIIIUU 1\ NrlsMU Frock, T'lim > <’« It CATP, \merlrnn Vnllcy PKNVU Mcutlln Vnllcy. Tim ini” run lie procnrnl from nny olilm nnni' l Agent*, who nrc also s«ntln>riz«*«l In re advertisement* nnn orilcrs fur .J*ib Work OUOVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY,


place_of_publication: Oroville, Butte County, Calif.

publisher: Geo. H. Crosette


Butte record.

place_of_publication: Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.

publisher: C.W. Stiles & Co.


Mountain Democrat. [volume]

place_of_publication: Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.

publisher: D.W. Gelwicks & Co.


Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

ocr: OROVILLR DAILY RUTTR VOLUME 1 (Drouillc JM\\ Butte 3Urort. IUIU («U.SDVV!» KXCKPTICO) 4»» ie«—-In Recur>l i'. nl Ini/ tut Myer* !*iri-pt, aMe,netween Mnnlipmmry uni! Itiril, Oroville V’t-ur ivr Mull S'-' <»<> * m"'Mhp Hu 5 ihi !>< Unrfler, per Week 50 WJSKKLV iTtTTk IiK(’ORD -*•» iiiim in ill*' ’lliiii>i-T ui'l i/riruUiiraMi«* uf I*ic ri> ini». will mi' iin Hh-lihml •«nil i/euernl ol iho w. i-k. i iti r-'iiTu (I with .i'ire«iin* uiip renlmlf nmlier It wil' •> il iin twenty t ht r.ilaiini” nl reuitintr iinilliT.'mil will he mie «f ui'l I'heapeMl Weekly Se w.|mper> in the PuMiPhetl every H'ltiinliiy I. run—Ss per : **iv uuiuihp. A I; three *ii»inlhi*.%'V A nvr.K n-v m knt» per pipi’ire nt ten line nrlepp in* nniH, • • S ' KilCh < ilweipieli l i niert inn. ■ - I 50 tir \ 111»*• r*tt 'lh I'let i*■ will hi* 'iiiiili' I!i favor ul who rlvrt »*«• h\ thf* w-ir • i r*l« i m-'T'iml mii '•♦vi^oimhlHorm* OROVILLR, RUTTR COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNRSUAY,


ocr: OROVILLE DAILY VOLUME 2 Satin Butte HefoA. DAK-/ (l01(B*M HCEfTRO) Orrirs—lnßacord Itnildlmf <>n MwnH'Mti sldo,between Montgomery mi l Mini, Oroville. kv|‘! —One Year Pit Mail J MI months. <i<> „ '' months. (In •* ' ' hy Onrrlor, per Week 51 WEEKLY IHTTTK RECORD, - —- (dronl’ition in the inintntf and acrienltnniMi*- ..f if.fl (••mnt.y, wiil contain thel. I aii-l '"M. ru! «ftho Wi ck, Ulersperaed with int Te-nina mi reidina matter. It will (’■onliln twenty eolurn la nt roiidinst matter, tnnl will lie one «t laracsjand clieajKial Weekly Newspaper-lllthe Published every Saturday T( me—9;> fvf ; six month**, *:t; three months.‘rT i t*v krtikcm ic nts . per • •inare of ten line* or'cm, in«jrlion, • ■ ®‘* snhseijiieiitlnsortioii,- • • • \ liberal dodiietion will he made In favorof who a(I vert i-e by the year llnsinesseardsi nserted oil reasonal>l(*termß. OROVILLE. IIUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,


The Nevada Democrat. [volume]

ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PCBLISIIED EVERT WEDNESOAY MORNING, BT I. J. ROLFE & CO. t. H. ROLFE, I. J. ROLFE, A. P. CHURCH. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, TERHIi For one year, in advance, Si 00 Six month*, 3 00 Three months, 2 00 Single Copies, ?i eta.

place_of_publication: Nevada, Calif.

publisher: Searls & Rolfe


Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

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ocr: OROVILLE DAILY VOLUME I Blttf l\trnrb. HUSHED DAILY (»USIMV» ItXCEPTKD) o rr ,rt! —ln Record HnlMlnv on Myers Street, side, between Mon'fomery and Bird, Orovllle. Year l’*-r Mall *** ,MI month*. do !' months. do •' tiy Carrier, |>ef *>eek •*” WKKKLY WITTE RECORD. r.lroolnllon In the mlnlntr and affrle'lltr.ral dis of the county, willeontnlu Hie local imtl ifeneriil of Ihe w< *■«. Interspersed with intarestin* mi reudintf mailer. It will contain twenty column* otreaditm matter, and will he one (infest nod cheapest Weekly Newspaper* in the Pnl.lndied evcrv Saturday. Trrio*—ss per six months. RH; three month*. 92 AnvKKTiaKWKN'ra. per square of ten lliißtorlrw. Insertion, • * *;* Fitch mihaeipient Insertion.- • • ' (j \ ml 'i<*ti‘»n will In*imulc In fiivorol who nilVHrllw* Ly 11»•• y«*nr on reasoniu>U*lerm«. lor the Unite llecord, KERPK.R, BWIweM. \s IV iYCK... .I*7 Merchant *t Sun Francisco, L. » IITII, street, Marysville I». PI,UM ForhesU.wn .V NUTTKR ( lly. !•; .UCKWN • IK«town( SMITH Thompson • BROTHERTON Hrotherton • “tore. \M KS TIIOUHHTOS Wyandotte SHIIIWIN N»*Uon (’rock. IMnmnp « n t CATF. American Valley PF.St'F. Mesllla Valley. Tim -Record" nin be procured from any of the named Alient*, who are nlso authorized to re advertisements ana orders for Job \\ ork OKOVK.f.E, BUTTE COUNTY,


ocr: VOLUME 1 (Droinllc IMu Butte Scroti. Uk>-, ys r/'A/* • A/JV /■ /v/ 1 /■<*« / FUHLIMCK!) I) AI L» (*‘UM)AV* t KXCKPTKI)) fwf" I lr* irv. —I ii Heeord IDnMliif on 'lver-Street, Kr.-t aide, between Moetiromerv and Hint, nroville Tkr*i»—One Year Per Mail 91 1 Hl* morn in. do S Three month*. do 5 Do Dehvnred b> U irrier, |.er Wi k 50 —♦ «>«►- WKKKLY Dri 11-: KKCOTU) - -a- For ('lro'il ii)oii tn Ih« oiDitiar id atrrD-ilturn) dl«- IrieN of ll.i‘ ••M'l'ii V. will .-oiilj.ii* t)ii' '■ i' d 'Old rone ml Hew* ni lie wi ek. inter-tier-' 1 VV; Iti t • I I! i. ■ f .•1 ■- - him-*oi - reading miller It will contain twenty ~|p>il rnliTii'i« ot rendinr matter. •• n-l will he min «f I lie iif /■ «;| i«• i< I eheane-t \\ t'l'ki v \--w ■ 1 *'i (i** r - 111 I In* Uni'i . PnM -li'-d cvt-rx Sntnnlav linn*—if-> per Annum : -ix mniilh-, ; three irnmlh • *.;. A ni.ii i i-k mi. s i ' (i r miMiire ill ten line nrli--. flr-l innerlinn, - • Kndi n'lhneiinent in-erlion,- • • I fin * ~s“ \ 1 1 1i.-roi !e I i ■' - ii will he made in fnvur o( thn-e who ml vert iee li\' the veur ii if* lliietiii'ii eiird .11 ■(' dmi i*e-i* mahleteriii*. AGBM T S : MKXRY K r-Ti T» 'well HHi i»l \-J i.' I i't;K ... .I*7 Merchant ni Sun I'runei-,' i. A 1.. H IT'.' I, I* Mr-e|, Mary-villo ?» It. IM.i’XJ Forhe-lnwn W.IUTB St - M Bli. . Oretron t'lty. j i,; | \i 1< J IN - I lot'low ii, liV.VI •; ii 'I Thi pnon’s FI it lill Ill{i ift KRT I ltri.Un rilin’- Store, .i \M 1 - rilO IS .■ -'I W\ mdolle .1. Slim 'A 1 \ Nolwni <'reek. Flitnn- * 'o JIJ l»K 1 Me* St CAT IS Ameriiviii Valley M. pr.Nl' IS Meiilhl Vlllli e. The ei-nl" rim he iirnenred from nilv id the above ii*i• ■,i- 1 A'ientd, who are :il«o ii'ithori/.ed to re teiin ml.■ r i-eiie ate ano order- fo r -loh Work i;j • nrcoi(l) .JO:* FltltTlN'J EST A B LIS HMii N T or o v i ia l i:. Wo nre |. v (ir'inireil witl ,i ifn.nl :i--ortine!it id VUIMIMi M A fllli I VI.S. K execute every de b«t:|itton i l ~ - rrr, trqv rn.HA A tt.tsßo outlie 111 1-1 It IS VS S \»US I HUMS,and in a atyle Hint will not I'd in five -uti-laction, .MlniliH an collier eoiiljeillie- ile-ll'illk OKIITICATKS OK STOCK, Can have them PHIS FISI > • SID »RT SOITCK. Cvi ry kind of Job Printing, executed to ordet lIH II k Ana, 0 ARD<S lilt.l.a OF I" ARM. Cm cita, Stock t'r.HTiFiCATKs, La dkls, Ulanka, I’osti rs, 1» ALL XICKKTS, i'tc. Order- for work from therountyv. -ent by Kxpre ar other i ■, will lie faitlilully cxecuteil ul the low At-l JlO— itde rule*. _____ I (T* rou i 1! t 10 ni! i| % n Ilf 3\t rr. ri . SATIIU*A'. MUiIMNU, Ai Kill I-'. IV.’T.1 V .’T. Not I) i . rhe Louisi • says ••the American I’arty i* not • 1 va>l. ’ il this is so, thev must be |>root against **ntl’«ii«i*» by Kentucky hem] . ! r they have Iwn ** f '* 1 ntinitiis. I’uoi't uii Viu u bn i.'M, —The t’oUnty Treasurer notifies those who are r',_T bit• sines* without licence, that the <«ran i h i t will meet on the 4th of May next. LKTin* •juents "will take duo notice ami govern themselves accordingly.'’


ocr: VOr.UMK 1 (Drouille IMij Butte Utmrt. t'URLIHHKU DAILY (‘•DNIIAYH CXCEPTKO)j t~&“ Orri' v —ln Its* r. i I till I*l i mu* <•! Yfypr* j East sliln, lir;twi , ( , u \V*ii;iirnwy ami l.irt, 1 )tovUl«. Tkrk— f 'n<i Ynur IVr Mall £!•" Six iimnili*. <!*> t 4 ,MI Thr<-« month*. il** 3 f)l * iVJivuri'it liy I’lirriiT. (kt U'l'.'k 50 WEEKLY lIIITTIO RECORD. • Fur plr“nlxi Imi In lit.* minin'-' nml *i'rl'niinrni'll''- tri«t» <»l tin' i• *nlllly. i 1 1 11111 <ill !i. • 1 ■■ ‘' in i si'ir'yil im«i nrihi' '.v. «■!<.’ i il(tjii.t« I wt li iiitiiri-iiiiiY tni«- . pF.'ih'ii'l* ri'ii'liii'j m - li«r. 1 vlll cun! nil twi'iil) ■i/lit riilnmn* nl riM'lintt nniMni - . nn<l will lmnun wl 1,1 ■ N :> 1 -IT ■ 111 :■*•• filin', Pn’.lmhH nvi-rv SaMnlav Tiftn*—f » |>'T Annum ; nix inonlli*, S I; lliiam iiiniitli». S'J. A iivkrt 4 .*m i: n v* , jn*r »iiimn? nl Inn lini* -- . nr In** 4 - BrM inimrlinii, - ... 8 - ' *" K in'i »iiti**'i|unii! inn t linn. - - - InO j \ lilinral il, - 1 i.'limi i.UI Immmto In fhvofuf timin' who -nl v.-ri i«n I<\ lim \* nr /; j)- lln-iimux i- ir l* In-.-rinil nn riniKoriuhlnterms. - -rr* - AGENTS: TTKVRV ni.U-'ll Tll'iM A a niYi'i: '.»* Merchant*! S-111 * minim'll. / 1,, it ill’ I, 1) ntrnni. Mnvjnvillo N 1». I*l.l * : AVllin .n N’t:rniu < y. .1 K IA. K«| »N • ;,1;\I 'Mil II Ttinmpunn * I Int. in; llUt>i , HK'.T’>'< »•*...*Urnlhniinii'« rhnrc. ,I\Ml> nil iKt.UT tS . ~ WV ni.liilt* ,1. lAIIIIIIVI N Nitl*Wn (Vi*»‘ll I’liinn* 1 n jI liK I s i At i vTH... . Yin *■■ n I iilt'iy M. " ’n' l 1 Vi.-lnv, Th.i •■ltncnni’’ i m In- urA-titmi! f" an yiiv i'lll m jihinui nant' l \ ' mt*. wlm ah' iilxn uni I* inr.i'il In rn Cnivn ml.crlifM-iiiMiit** ami nrilnra fni" Inti \\ nrh OROVIU.E, BUTTE


ocr: VOLUME 2 Batin Butte ißccari. D AIL i' (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) Orric« —lnßecord Bnildinz on Myers street, side, between Montgomery ami Bird, Oroville. Yeur Per Mail sl® month*, do £ month*. do •* by Carrier, per Week 50 weekly iTtTTe record. c.lrenlallon In the mlnlmr and szricnltnrsldis of the county, «v iII contain the local and Ifnneral of the w.ck, i.tlersporsod with inlarestimt ml** reading matter. It will contain twenty column* of reading matter, and will lie one of larg.Hi and cheapest Weekly Newspapers inthe c. Published every Saturday. T« rim—ls per si* month*. «.l; three month*. VI. .per square ol lull line*orle**. insertion, - ... *,'!!* subsequent insertion.- • * * A liberal deduction will he made in favor of wlio advertise by the year m It 11 si ness card* tit sect ed on reason ablet firm*. OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY,


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ocr: VOLUME 1 (Droirilk Tk\W\\ t'nUc 3Remb. 'PI'IILIMI KD 1) A 11. V (st"V DA VH KXC KHTED) | Orrirr** I' »r<l Itiiilflifi? mm Myi'r< S’rrpt, K;i*l *i«U%j M*nifk f nrn«rv itnd T . i, npovllle. Tkrm«* Mu- V< nr ]vr nlf x m<" ill)**, tlo * ■ TL»*♦,•#* month* «I*> * M| j l>Hliv«»r«‘i| tij r,irri»*r. jn»r Week WFFKLV imTK RECORD. - - for olroulntlrt:) in'tic 'iilnl'itf rind A'rrli 'ltlnnl dl« l-ii-iw of the rmimy. wA (iiit iin iliplim-iil nnd ‘/mieml IH-W.* ofllic -V inn'- ■■ i.T-cl with Ditureninr ml*- ...■Vinci.iM n 1 i i • loiter. If "111 «**nH«iTi twenty; •lirtit (viln'ii':-< ufroiuliiv.' mutter* it wl will In*mi« »t |l|« I.ir.-1 - • Mil (he • I Weekly New Jlllllicr- in the PnMi.fl le' tv Sitiinli*’ T<lhm—ss (iff Annum : “lx uiniillN, three ninnth*.®2. A fix" nr me si i•. i». per H| (I lift* ol ten ItfaM nr i fir»i iiin rtl iM, - - • ijf t i 1 Knoti *uh«ei)iielit iiNerltnif.- • • 1 ■>” r '■!*" \ (ill• e-iI le I ic! i.tit « 111 lip mi»<l <• iII fllVur of • thnm* who mi vert i*e hi the \ 'I r 1 ! it~ DiniuonMeir'l' in- I mi rein'imiililetrrina, A Cr BJN T S : rf 'vnv KrKrfin hmwpii. 'Til i'l W I.'iV'T, ...’AT Meretuml «l Sm, I r.iiid^en. A 1.. S Ill'll I> Mreel, Miirv-ville V 1 1. I'!'I F«irhe*tiiwn IV’IIITV. V Hum K nr. •'/MM ('|f V. 1 .1 K i v i. - i S - Ihuflnwii, J.KVI ''l ITfI Tin. n|i-i t.V I hit ijm, ltnOTlil.lt; Hrolhertmi’* >’t rp, .1 A AtK.< Tl{• ll’(;l(Tii\ ...Wviiddlte 1 J.XIIMHVIN'..., N . Null iVe e. I ' 11 11K |' ' v OATTt .. . . VtiiW'j M. I’ITViT Mesill i Viill.-.. The ■•lie ■ Mill" (••in le' iirorured fmni nnv of I In* • ahiivc mine I \ uN, who lire uUn iiiillinrj/eil to re reive in I. crll -c ell n mi; i nrd erp fur .T< il> Work 111 TTl’i IIIK IMIU .IOH I'IUTTIVfJ ESTABLISHMENT () li O V I L L k. We nre now j>re|«.-ij- ■ I wilt n nud n««ortinenl ‘lit ntINTINd M ATdli I.VLH. li nxecute evi r» di A;eri|ilioli df n" o-rr-, tj-• -- Jirrafiv ? T f9«C6t fi'tta.O s'a.rsWs on tlio ratal It I ■*'-'• Mt I. f. tv I! M i let ;•(-i• t' I. tlnil will mil I" 11 to ifive -mli-Licuou. Mining uu c.illier (•■illl|i;iuics di 'iriilit (’KRTKJATKS OF STOCK, cun fnive ihem PKrsrr.n f.N’mioivT ?:otk'k (••.very kind (if Jol) I’rllltin';, cxnCUted In onfpl •dich na Ruri. Hi-. mi«, 0 \n t“. Unit < of Fart:, Chkckv. Siock Cuhtitmcai ne. La iu:j,«, Ft. VNK“, Postrhi, U AM. 1 ICKKTS, fvC. ffriliTi Tor «' fr en the r mntyy, wnt l»y I'.xpre"* or other <il<«, will he faithfully executed ill tho low v*j*f p*' -- \hW riftt «. OUnVifJilv, BUTTE COliN'l'V, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRII, IT, HAT. M'MISKK -a',


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ocr: Mortuary Report.— Wo sire under ob- , ligations to Mr. llnmmel, Town Sexton, fori the following report of deaths in Orovillo | during the month ending August 3lst; Samuel Trennaman ; iuflamation. Died


The Nevada Democrat. [volume]

ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, T E RM S t For ouc ve»r, In advance, W 00 Six months. ® 9? Three months* Single Copies, cl,< -


Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

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ocr: OROVILLE DAILY BUTTE 1 Bailq t&utte Strati. tI.H.V »;XCKPT»;o) n—Tn U««cof'l •»*tlMlntr •*u M vr^ 'liMi’iioifinry ami Bin!, nrovlßi* V«*nr IV* V|nil• *.... n(l *l»* ,M * m iiithA clo •* ■ WI :»v ''rxrrliT. i*'-r "Vnt 50 ill l I’ I K KK(M)RI) — ill »n .»i th« n«mnv? mi T/ri? ■ , i!lnr:»l H** r rt».U, will on »1 r# fhi-lof; 1 -mil ifonornl f • h»* 'v •■*/» ilrr*p»T«fi with M»t:«r.—iinv ml«- oti- montf in»itt*T I wIH roni on iw**nt\ of rn*«lnuf mntt«*r. »tvl will l»*‘ wi til * VWnklv W*-p:ip»ir- i n lhi» : •* l»<, »fS I; * 'iionfh**. *i j kM b vi■* j*♦-r h«| » »n* of i*■ 11 linn 0r1 ,,s> * r?• ii. * i • • I •* >n m \ ,iht■ rl l |o Inclimi will !»#• m;nlr In favnrol Win* nl V*-ri |*r h\ |h** Vi* if «iti«.M« r*l‘ i 'ooriol "ii '■•* iH<»niil'lt , i H nnp . Ml 111 —■! ‘ ' ' ORrtVILLK, HUTTK COUNTY’, CALIFORNIA, TIII'RSIVY, JDNIi IS. 1857. Tl»t* ca'lod rules, M O'lv m s v for "ii • 'or. Kilts, nil ”:uni pi s vv o ■siv,i:o an! .im all. lion S ict-d 1 1 u•-1 * I Pt ip Fraiikli \ ill**, • loh vi r- so e i ill r v i upon hi most 'or 1’ ic I in* a until t t i ptod Hiof ii” ut or. an I p tin* <hi ta I* ■ tMu i> I • <> i• 1 1mo i h oo to •> ii <d .oalhi p' o ;i t i ;i..0 s 111 'o . i ■ nd ■ -i . ih ini th t moiit, iv h n, f • tin 1 M dio i i f ii in m a *! dt Major, 'in ..I! -0(1 IIP' ’ I'dlis O' n 'v mp •it 1 , n r.’ .j. d oi* a I I an f m ill after r’ maloos I do exolu ( a light Ii ilia as cited. * 1 hen ‘1 Ii -woiol t was ipc - lli.- Vest ‘ 1 your . cw b*. .an l>ul siiak oo mpi i' h o nd nomy’s expired •8 cr to !’ exclam And a ca lo ard locks in-imit >peed ened. into tin- n bl • a th lum, he


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The Nevada Democrat. [volume]

ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY I. J. ROUTE & CO. T. H. ROLE*, I. J. ROLEK, A. P. CHURCH. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, T K R M S i For oue year, in advance, $5 00 Six month*. 3 00 Three months, 2 00 Single Copied, 25 cts.


Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

ocr: OROVILLR VOLUME 2 Ikiln Butte ißerotit. ■ dai. .' (wro*w iimwid) OrrieK—ln Recor'l ll.HMimr oji side, between Montgomery *nd Omv kle. Veur Per Mull. * e, £ month*. do month*. do •••• , by Carrier, per Week * >u WEEKLY IHTTTfI RECORD. -•*»■ — PorrlrenHMon In'he mlnlnirnnd n-rrirnllnreldl*. „f the comity, will .’OotnH Iheloml nn<t ifenersl new* of the w.wk. l.iieN,*-ted ml*. ren.lincr inutser. <• *CI <* , * , V. l l l " tvv enly coltimh- of rea.lml? * nVr,«r..l will le-one «f cheuperl Weeky V e WspiipW* lit the Hi file. Pni.l.rhv.l every t>uturtiy l.rnu-lo per Annum ; six months, 9 :i;thrr<inenth»• AnvxßTieicsikMT* .per «q«at «l lew lino** or I pm. Brut In* irtlon, • • * *, ’ Kurh snhsenwent Insertion, - * 1 e \ liiierxl ile.lnetion wil he re. Rile In favor of those who ml vert l*e hy the yor If ||iminesse,*.<lsinserted one»#ot»*.Meterms. OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY,


The Nevada Democrat. [volume]

ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORN ISO, BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. T. H. ROLFE, I. J. ROLFE, A. P. CHURCH. OFFICE —BROAD STREET, NEVADA, T E R 91 S i For one year, in advance, $5 00 Six month*, 3 00 Three months, 2 00 Single Copies, 25 ets.


ocr: DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. T . H. ROI.FK, I. J. ROI..KE, A. F. CHURCH. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, TEKMSi Eor one year, in ailvance, W 00 Six months, 00 Three months, - Single Copies, —* cts -


ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, T E RM S « For one year, in advance, $o BO Six months, 3 00 Three montlui, 2 00 Single Copien, 25 eta.


Oroville daily Butte record. [volume]

ocr: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER (i, 1857. NUMBER 100.


ocr: New Wine.— The Town Talk says that a new species of wine entitled “Sparkling


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ocr: OHOVILLE DAILY VOMIMB 3 Biiln f&trtlt Utratfi. DAI . i KXCKT I'KI)) K ~\u U«*oM tl'iiMitur on Myor* Strict, iloiPiC<nnory mu I Uirtl, Oroville. —4>no War Pi»r 'lail. sls month*. i!o ? f, ° months. «h» ° <1 hv ‘’sirrU r, p« r VVVH; aU WEEKLY unTB lIKCORD. -*•*- intho mtinnur iii<l ullurnldl*- of lt»o i-oiiniy, will •ouuin llti'looul :••»<! ifniiornl olHm) v. -k. i iiinr<n)iT*'-l wiili intir-siimt mu-- •mi* martins; mutter ll will roiifiin twioit) rulamna ol martini; orilUT. ami will lie onnol ami VVi-mUIv Now«pMp*ir M In tin* P«hli»h**rt <<v«*ry ?• ’ inlay rerun—•s•> P*f urn ; •*ix inontti*. 9 I; 'tiree moiillu*. S’-. frvK«mK x km'i .. t*•• r *n*i tr** o( umi Itnw'i orl*‘ ,? < Ttiim, - ... J'' .uli!»«<|!ien* iuanriion. - ' \ ||m ii li* li. t ion will ho m ul»‘ in favorof who ml ■. «»rf •**<• b\ 11*.v <• i r linkin'*?* • » nl* i n «orto«l «»n uMiiiiihlot onn*. OROViLLE, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,


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ocr: OROVILLE VOMME 1 Jlailij i'nitc jßttart. DAILY (SUNDAYS KXC KPTF.I)) Ovh 'ic *n['<Mvinl nri»l lit»ir on Mv'T* F’rpet, i | M»% between Moniifomory am! Bird, Oroville. Year IVr Mall sls CHI month*. do HOO month* do 5 00 !>y Barrier, j»er Week 50 WEEKLY IITJTTK RECORD. Hr«»»ilotion In the minimi nml ncrrimiltnrnl df«- »*r the »•< mm'v, %v• M conl 'in lhelo<*:i| mm I creneral #»! f In* w* ek. i;ifpPwj.iM>. I with intareMintf ml<* readnr/ matter. I? will coni »in twenty <*o!nmn*» id rendim' n 'dfer, «n*l will be mm ef lHr/»*j| and eheapi *1 Wi- kly New*pap»»f* in the Bnolmhed ever . Sainr liv T« rm< —$■) per ; *ix month*, ■*!; three ?n<»ntle*. Anv k RT«*ie*f miTii. pef s'| i,ire of ten Hue** or le**, Insertion. • - &•* on Knelt lHHtTlb»n«» • • 150 ey m \ nbcf'il de I'M-fi >n will be made In favor of who fnfv*»r i««* ?»\ the year |simliie«x/• »r.U i n--ri« il on n*iiw»nublulornil.{l AGENTS: KKl’.l’K't flldwell, | o'l \■!P‘ * Y« ’ !•;... .01 Merchnnl «l. Sun Fnincis ,, o. 1,. S tIT;I, I» street, Marysville. H. PI,CM Korbestown. .A Vt'TTMli. . *. Oregon City. I \ci<sn\ Dmjlnwn, SMITH Thompson's ITit, IIHO HI FUTON Urolherlon’s Store. \M ps TP. tirtaiT,iN Wi undone SHI I?VVT \ Nelson Creek. Plum's Co At OATK Amerief.il Volley Pr.VCP. Meilllll Volley, The •*!!e in I" eon be procured from nnv of the mined Aitenta, who ore nlso authorized to rn Advertisements ntld orders for Job Work OKOVU.LB, BUTTE COUNTY,


ocr: VOLUME I (£)rouillt Jfoiln 3Bnttt 3Rtrotb. FUSLIIMID PAILr (lItJWDAY* «*CBFTB») (irn< k —ln lt.*c»r.l Hitil linx '»• Mvere Street, £ slTj,between Monigoroory liinl Binl, Uroville. T*mm—One Vcnr l*er Mall •’j Hi* month*. ‘l*» Three month*. rt« ’ vertMl t.y Carrier. |mt Week ■>*' WKHKLY m r I K HKCORD. {'or elro'ilntlon In the mlnlnst mvt i»2>rir'ilturaMl«- t'iclM of the ciHHUv, wi'l eoniuin llim-h! oi l tft nernl it,-wh of the week.'i.n •r-,..T*ml with in: ir mi*- colLineoil* reiulintr milter. li will eonlen twenty column* ol riMilmi? r, mill will lie one «f fin InriieJi ninl rhenfioel Weekly New - fi.i | n-•• In the Hi ■lie. I’nlilntheil every Hntur.tay. Ti rm> -i> < |it Xniinm; -i\ month*, three month \ nv» k vime **> v * p.- r miunre ol ten li non or t'- Brut in* 'rtliin, • ... Stun Kiii'ii *iile»e(|iieiit Insertion,- • - 1 r /“ A lihernl 'lelnci 'mi will be mm I e In fuvnr ol l'i n»* who )m\ v«*rf »**i h v i h»* y<*;ir jt if I - r * i • on t * * rtn ». OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY’, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, JUNE


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ocr: vocumk i (DrouilU Dailq Suite JlerorJi. VOIUiHKt DAILY (*UWDAt« EXCEPTED Orrtrtr- h»Keror»l H«fi!<l ifivr on Hireel,» i, «i'lr,between Montgomery uml IlirJ, Oroville. T* r v»*—Or*- Vfftf Per Muil -.. t• * h,: hjx monitn. «lo . 4,0 ' Turn' month* <lo 5 l)elivere«l by (?:irrif*r« )»• r VV<*<‘k s<>' - -*»■ -40 «►- WHKKLY” r.l ITI-: KKCOtII). For •Ironl-itlm to ttie tenilii;,' n*l r rrb ?iltiirol It*- trt .‘Jx of t bee* »tI iV V, 'V 1 !I ‘ Of|t :i m (' lor .! ?m I if» ■ •n , . r *tl of tlie vv* i-k. iiiter*|»ero *1 wilt* tm ire**ih.i£ o»i«- ceibinemi* r>*;i i»ui? mutter. C f.,11 r« *.s tin twenty i utit rotnmn* ol renOhn: flintier, n<t will In* one nf Ihe l;in. r ** . :in«l 'hen;n ** NV*• •♦• k 1 > Ne v-; per- m tin* . per Annum ; *mx month*, three montfi* * j A nvfcKTiMH mkni « . |>t*r «i|iiure ol ten Itnu*« nr l< Orw» In* rMon, - - • Knell nt Insertion. • • 1 fiO £ r \ iiiier.il I' lt'ief "M will bemuilo in fnvorof iho*e wtio ml vert »•**• t»\ i to* \ • i r Xj* IlinliiermmnUiimertfMl. n re:t*oinil»l<>tf*riiis. OROVHJ.H, P>UTTi: COUNTY, CAt>IFOKMA, SATURDAY, MAY 2*5, 1857. NUMIWII (Drouil’.f Jlailij Butte ilxfrorh SA'ITKDAV MOKMNIJ, MAY L I. l v '>7 ■ KMBBWTM If Mtil -ft I —VL ÜBMt ■—« A \Y mimm. in I*hvmi lans l'r I. - cook, the (Jueen's physician, has I on |« • cinpUu aly ilissmissf I irmn timber :itt. <1 moo mi the royal family, where he h .s hron hitherto if 1 u>ill«>> 1 mi (• r:ns . t funull . ■ intercourse Ills salary, to .mu j r an tiilit:• nf’ vl l present i'll s ilo ue.iveiy 1 1 ti.u K{ i Til, ?>li t a Inrjje j ; u'tioe amoii£ (lie e luiity, is (, i small 1 -s. The ih'oti r Ia i r. ele (‘1 'if* ti.warils a rec ui ’i ;■■■ mi, i> I lie i.M •i! i v ailis iii i-\ or a ' c. I ■ se i • ill it ii ■ line I" tne 'he m s , . I Li c.»ck was jjiven to t a mui a t . k. ... t that tin-i. ae tel 1 Prince AL 1 1 that h - bahit 111 s',( j .•. _ h"lw ell til* blankets Was n “vi»l ;.ir ilirty I>ut•.i |*raetice,” shu J. I not c.l e In h.lVi it t"i lllil n.ail "Mi rile nl an ex client quality in 4 been ii I'i.ai Vt re 1 oil the dolltil Y ilia UiVil , .near limi i.s l’>ir , ’ are one him I real n» 1 thirty* mie y risi mil e in this Si »te. onji.ible ol in in utac in iug 1 ,ijiM»,<.»»<> barrels cl H air p r aunu.u.


ocr: VOLUME 2 (Drcuille Jhih| Butte 3Rtrort. FCHLISHKD F> All-•' (mUMMV« fcXCfc.Pl Kl>) •4*^ f'sOrrir K—fn H.iJMim: mi M ■ ..t ' bi<le, between Moißi£mner> atnl Hinl, Uroviiu*. Year I er Mail Hix month*. <lo Three month*. 'h> 1 Delivered by Currier, per 'A eek »o WEEKLY niJTTK RECORD. Forclronlntion In the minim* and u*ricultimil lis trii'U of I hoc tty. wtM rontain theloeal am! -tenoral new. ill the week. inler.persed with nilare-iim* mi*- Cellam-on* readmit mailer. It will rout am twenty ei'-tit roliiiotiH nt readmit mutter, ami will be one *-f the I tree., an.l cheapest Weekly NeW.fmpers 111 the Htutc. Published every fbitnrday Term*—9s pof Annum: six month*, s3;three month*.S2. AiivKRTfHKMKNTM.per square of ten llnesorle**. Qr«l ins ;rlmn, - ... Kach sultsequent insertion.- - - i •>(> r \ |literal <le |net ion will be in ado I n fftvorol those who ml vert lee by ! he year ii '4* llnsinohm--ardsi userted on reasonable!erms. OROVfLLE, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WE


ocr: OROVILLE DAILY VOLUME 2 Sailn Untie iilerorti. D AIL I (SONDAY* EXCEPTED)! Orncf-liißwir! UiiiUllnsr on My«‘r* | side* botw<**ii Montgomery and Bird, Ufovilk. Year M Mail. ® l /’ J*J month*. <•" - ; month*. do ••• 1 ’ ; by Carrier, per VV eok au WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD. <♦> ■ i'lreulat!<tn In the mtulnir and asrrb •tiltnraldt*- -1* <>f the comity, -vi!l .-ofiltiin the local and k'eneral the week, i iterapewd with intareMtlmi miv read in matter. It will contain twenty column* of road ins; matter, ami will tie one «f larje-n anil cheapest Weekly Newspaper* in the Published every Saturday. Tirnu— s;> per six months. s*.T,three month*, SR2. .per Htpiare ol ten lineaorW*. in* jrthm, * • B.'bn subsequent insert ion, • - - I sft ry“ \ liberal deduction will bemailo Infavorol who advert ire by the i ear lineineescard*! nserted on ceasonahletortii*. OROVIEEE, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.


ocr: VOLUME I (DrouilU ‘Butte ißcrortt. /vW / V AA~V ' - /'W W / PUItLIMt;:!) II MLV ( *» t 7 VI)A V H KXUKi’TKU) ■*» •> r~r-nyn, ►.-In IW..r.| llmlliii,' <>n Myf*r* Hlrf't, 17i*l cle, ;c iwi , *n Manmiery uml liir I, i irm ille. < •*- T/«"i»—<‘M„. Yt-af ivr Mail.. ?' < ,(l Mx iiHiniii*. do ~< l T'irfi* mi da 5 1,0 1/ livori il i\ «!arrl*-r, |.t*r Wr'k s ') V/FiKKL V iTT' 1 iT: ilK(’()!{[) F**»r r|if # *ilrtti»»n In Him in:nln/ ami a^rifulturMl 'll** frpt .nf ? h** « < «i| nt y, will i*on(i«in I h»* It mm I ;»n« I ft* nr nil l.rw*oiht» wm-'k, 1 »itt*r«4j»'with i«»* ar**inir mt - Cf*ilaiitMMi» p-nlini maifvr. It will fontain twrmv •L'.t f.iilum »- * 1 rnniiiiif mnttrr. ami will t»<*ohm *f tv# |;ir.:< Wrrkly Nrvv-paprr* in i!»m I* ii »l nhr*l rvrry Satunhiv l’« ifii< — ■ s-> |n*f Annum ; -ix iiitmflr*, ihrrr month-. 15 \ hvkk’i i- k>tkN i*. f»i r s quart* t»l ini liu«*t or It* * - # ft rut» l1 w * n t*m, - - • • 9•* Much xi i < lll<* itf in**t*r!ion,« - • 1 «»o f*Jf* \ l»l»-*n»l I*n«?ion wiil hr rumlf* I u favor of w!i<* •! v*• rt l*«* h\ Ihr y rar i» tf- Itii'u.i ■••• i* , ir'l»in*t« r:• > 1 nn rraMtmahlt term*. OROVK.I.K, IUJTTK COrXTY, CAI.II’OIIXIA,


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ocr: VOLUME I (Drouiilc 33aili\ ®nltc ißcroii. I* - HL?s M r> I) VILV ( W T NPa VM kxckptkd) okkit* —In Ili'corH I'.mllinsr on Mv<*r* hi root, ni'le.lieiwfi n Miinisninnry i id Ilird, < iroi iSlt*. «• t- r ni« Your I’or 'tmi Sl■’> ,M * U \ month*. do S HO Tor - month* tin son l)i;livtirnd liy ('tirrior. (mt Wiwfe 50 WKKKLV lIf’TTK 11 Hr OKI) - *o* —— F - rlrn'd’ition lutin' milling nnd n rriiiiliu-Mldt** lit’ llm coiiiiiy. will .•on'nin tin’ liwvd nnd ifnnornl now* oftV,c wool;, i iti>r*|ifr*i > d with Intl;iif ml"- rol inntom* rviutinit multor. M will rontnln twoiiiy /ht folnintio of rondlnif innttor. mid will h-oiiouf Mu- l-i’VM nod ohoujioit Woody So w*|oi|ior* in Ilf' Htatt*. l’i»hh«hod i vorv rvitnrdnv Ti fit —St A (>or Atiniitn: •■ik month*, •■*!!; threo month*.Si. A i'viktok micn it. jut mintin' ol t ,, n I>lift- orlo*». Hr t iif -rtlon, - ... S ' i" I. •'! •iih*o<|iici:t Insertion.- - *1 SO I i *" \ liiionil i|o |np|hiM will ho mndo in fnvorul who ad vort i*o h\ Iho your t, *- Hn*iiio**<niid* intortod mi '•oiitoiiiihli torniv OROVILT.E, IUJTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY Id, 1857. M’Mliltlt -dl'. (Drouillc 30iu!i\ i'utte SUror-i. TUESDAY MUKNINO, MAY 1 Jtl-. Ab*. Two telegraphic C. F. .1 lnw ii anil H It (ifaliam. ran iwmv from Stockton, on Sunday last li >y 1 been lor some time, it appeal«, Ircpii iitimr low gaming hclN. where tlit-y s.jiiiui i.mc •i. 1 t!io money they could obta n, by f>•;:• mein** <r ! n!. i'hey are al“o strongly sus pected ot bavin/ rohb,- 1 a man of a Inir <•( gold dust, near .Stuckton, recently I hiroil two horses. uti«l it is sup! i n. > ,o their way toward* Sonora, Mexico, Johnson was found gagged an-l robbed, (:I in the telegraph office, at Sacramento, about one year ago Ho was the operator in that otlice, an 1 ibe money taken belonged to tbo ( omt *nv. Since the ab. ve tacts have c ano to light, it is reasonable t > suppose, n many did at the time .1 the occurrence, that dolinscn gagged hiniselt, having pre vionsiy made wav with the money, llotli the ab .ve ] irtics came across the plains in 1 d, Loin Ft. Louis - /vrymev*. This man Johnson will be remembered by many id our citizens, ns the per- n who was up here last summer for the parj se of procuring subscriptions to build the tele graph between this paint ami Marysville. ('oJTUt'l.Vt I<IN OK Bl.Alil’s FI.X I'K.MOK. 0 F. Biair, whoso sentuice was commute I from death to imprisonment I r lile, left Simula uu Thurs 1 ,y. May 7lh, for Sun Quen tin. 'i'iio Coini-r says, that iu sonic pre vious remarks upon the subj-ct, injustice was doneUov. Johnson, and adds that the (iovi rn <v was exceedingly loth to int. ri *so in behalf of this man, and only consented to do so after i eciving petitions in behalf of the convict, signed by some sixteen hun dred names, among then those of the F u at ii’s mi l i’.e; r '-eu! itiws of t .e c unto s of Fimsta and Siskiyou A:i u '■ sr . v 1) i —An or 'rvr is itsm. Imi Fri lay, by the Court of ms at F i r urn uto, directing the Sheriff to ar rest L>r. Bales, ex State Trea-m . r, in cuu seipieii c of the decease of W. 11 I’lliu.-r, one i 1 his sureties, in tlr* sum of _ , h l hit, on the bon 1 J for bis a| pe iranoe to ,n -vcc the ill lic'.nn nts f r permitting L 11 ai'3 to use the State funis Dr. Bit -s was ar rested at the Orleans, where he was p.-r --mitl>•d to remain in the custody oi an ohi.vr, being c mimed iu bis room by illness. Fcveral wagon loads of dip. r- rs from Park’s Bar an I vicinity arrived in Marys ville on Sunday, tti runic for the r new home at Nome Luck- e.


The Nevada Democrat. [volume]

ocr: NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. T. H. ROLFE, I. J. ROLFE, A. P. CHURCH. OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, T B R M S t For one year, in advance, $5 00 Six months, S 00 Three montiis, 2 00 Single Copies, 25 els.


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: : EXEUTURB'S SALE ! Negroes,Thorough Bred Horses CATLE, HOGS, &c. L be sold on the 24th day of November at the late residence-of WMN. R SMITH 'its Laureus.Distriot, the real and personal Estate o * ai deoeased, as follows: SIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND, So1in four or more Tracts, plats of which will be ezhibited on day of sale. Much of this Land is flue bottom laud, lying principally on the River. Twentysix Likely Negroes, TINE STOCK HORSES, BROOD MARES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS, A SUPERI OR LOT OF SHEEP. CORN, FOD. DER, COTTON, Carriage. Buggy, Wagons, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &o. l Tens made known on day of sale. A. M. SMITH, Ex'or. Nov 9 2t 44 COMMISSIONER'S SALE, PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Equity, in the case of A. M. Smith vs. Hagle Smith, et al, I will sell on the SAME DAY and at the SAME PLACE above mentioned, the real and personal Estate of ROBERT SMITH, deceased, consisting of about THEE HUNDRED ACRES Situated in Laurens District-a plat of which will be exhibited on day of sale-together, with about Twenty-seven Negroes. TERMS.-A credit of one and two years in two equal annual instalments, with interest on each in stalment from day of sale. P cbasers required to fve'bond with at least two good sureties to secure the purchase money. The purchaser of the Land will be further required to give a mortgage of the prentises. Costs of suit and expenses of sale to be paid Cash. SILAS JOHNSON, c E N.D. Comm'rs. Newberry Dist., Oct 29, 1857.

place_of_publication: Edgefield, S.C.

publisher: LaBorde and Jones


ocr: Found 1)Y a negro boy near the Pine House, and lef I)at Toll Qate No. 2, a line Saddle and Saddl lanket whieb the owner can get by paying fe this advertiment, and a small reward to the bol - ROBERT SAMUEL.


ocr: MORE NEW GS.! W -------------------- --- M. H. CRANE 'Augubta, Ga, has received by the.last 5teaimer from York, the following Goods: New Styles PRINTS and DELAIlNES; Ladies, Misses and .Childrens TALMAS ; Superior Black CLOTI; Fine du Milled CASSIMIERE; Washineton TWEEDS and TANES; Fine White and Red FLANNELS; Rich CASHMERE mad T ELANES; White and colored Stella,SHAWfS; Children's Worsted SOCKS and HOSE; Ladies Kid Gantletts; Heavy Twill BLANKETS Fine large Bed do White and Colored Hoop SKIRTS; Opera FL A NN ELS, various colors; Lpdies Nett SCARFS and HOODS Children's Nett Capes and Talmas ; SATINETTS, KERSEYS and SHIRTINGS, And a great variety of oth'er Goods. which were purchased LOW, and gill be Sold for Cash! Augusta, Oct 26 3t 42


ocr: divisions of Sumter and Clarendon D tricts. 38. An Act to raise supplies for the yet in October, one thousand eight but and fifty-seven. 39. An Act to make appropriations for tb coumencing in October, one thousan hundred and fifty-seven. - r e


ocr: .Royal Arch Chapter> CONVOC~nION of .Bezaleel Chapter; No. 8, royal A reh Masons, will held on Mon. evening,.the 2d Nov., for the purpose of elect ing -and Installing Officers. Companion JAME Past High Priest of Augusta Chspter, is expected to be present to perform the Installation Companions will take due.iitiee and them'elves accordingly. By order of the M.-. E.-. I.;. P,-, Octt28 42 g N. B-Mster Masons, in good standing, ean an opportunity of receiving the Royal Arch.


ocr: MORE NEW GOODS! M. 1 . CRAN.E, Augusta, na has reeeived by the last Steamer froit New York. the followina Goods: New Styles PRINTS and DEL AINES; Ladies, Misses and Children-- TALM.AS; - Superior Black CLOTH; Fine do Milled CASSIMERW; Washinuton TWEEDS and JANES; Fine White and Red FLANNELS; Rich CASHMERE and IzLANES; White and colored Stella SHAWLS; . Children's Wcrstcd SOCKS and 110SE; lAdies Kid Gantletts; l1eavy Twill BLANKETS; Fine large Bed do White and Colored Uoop SKIRTS; Opera FLANNELS, various colors; Ladies Nett SCARFS and HOODS; Chidren's Nett Capes and Ta.lmas; SATINETTS. IKRSEYS and SIITRTINGS, A iad a great variety of other Goo.Is, whli-h were purchased LOW, and will be Sold Cheap for Cash!


ocr: Land for Sale. HIE Subscriber"s off,rsfor sale the ir VA LUA lHLE P'LANTA1J4N situated on the Mar tin Town Road, sixteen' miles from hlamburg, lying on hlorn's Creek, and co'ntaning 525 .Acres, or k ss. The Plantation is rvell watered, fine. ly tiambered, and well adnapted to the iaising of Coattun and Glaiin. A good Dwelling Uouse and all neessary outbui d.ngs are on'the premises. (F For terms an~d other p~articulars apply to A. J. .\athlis on the place.. REhREThlA GRTZEN, ELIZAIETII WV I-.LIORNE. Ivy Is'nd, Oct 27 tf 42


ocr: EDGEFIELD LYCEUM. HE Members of the Edgefield Lyceum will assemble at the Hall on Frid.my nsext, at 10 o'clock, A* M. Punctual attendance is requested as business of importance will be submitted. The several Committees will comne prepared with their reports. By order of the President. II. R UFUS DEAN, Acting Sec'ry. Jan7 1 52


ocr: LM T M C IE T HIS achne ombnesallth clasn1ali .l ii -htcnb ruh t ero n ri i'Siywl impic ityi' ofl the manner in wichi hey tarept in be roion, terasn aiy Smutr a lan.It is neelesitmltipywods the t Mchieo mdI the miaenys Cethtiehts beom pract in oraion pering qult, thesrecmedtion) haveiienpet. gg-Tesei Foreloring arei mafet and sodura E bilty ~i, as~ a i plictenfte an ner, n rhic hey ar pth ieun o prios otherpsa inomution is neeinths tSmut Mipy adrels sthMan f ub lngL Sol, Pne and LPrtOwn, aro Coneen tGh instMeo an d drs es L L Pantes whowish t prourgCOTTON o.mancee, ndmadeh of C.; bes. mAterilicanb uppidbylping to n the Ysub.Prbe;-, Prterper onally rbylttr ACwoo Gme andt The ra~stom rlesed md Plnterw s whoply to proureaer ChaTTOav o aqs GIN coa T f SIIhllbe of slweeestl pen nyefortse asil 'hade of therbettral, aness Cpjlem yappn' g os Etebie Di., S. C, - sonalEygeribydlCtter HEEC TERS rE. oCvey APeMora lit


ocr: Notice 19 hereby given, that application wvill be madle to the next .Leislatutre for an act of incorporation the Dry Creek Baptist Church.4 A nge9 1857 3m 36


ocr: AND WINTER GOOI UST rece-ved from New York a large and, s,-lected stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS fur Gentlemens wal-e, embracing EVERY AIR CLE 0 F CLO'rl IN G, suitable for the season, gether with a GOO) ASSORTMENT of my < manufacturing, made up in good style. -ALSO - A fine stock of CLOT US, CASIMERES and VI TING$, and other furnishing goods. JOHN COLGAN Edgefield Sept. 30. tf. 3E well


ocr: E Subscriber has just received and.opened a 1 LARGE and FRESH Stock of Groceries, Confectionry, k,, have been ordered with care, and will be as low as can be aforded. His Stock consists part of Sugar, Cofee, Tea, Kolamss Ries, COLEMAN'S BEST PLOUR, Mackerel, Cheese, Macaroni, TOBACCO AND SEGARS, FINE BRAI08, with a full supply of every article In the line. In the Candy and Confectionary Deprtdmt found an excellent assortment of Candies, Fruits, Raisins, Pigs, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Nuts of all kinds, Brandied and Preserved Fruits, Pickles in abundance, Sples of all description, Soda, Starch, Soap, Candles, &C., &e. Wini,Sodaand Butter Buiscuits* Crackers, Fresh Salmon, Sardines, Clams and Lobstets, Cod Fish, Dried Beef,' Beef Toune, &e. FINE WINES AND LIQUOR8 on hand a splendid Ssortment, which In to quality and Aavor, cannot be exceUed in two States. CHAMPAIGNE WINES, OF ALL KINDS, Byase' best Porter. Brandy, Gin, Ban, &4c., Of every price and quality. But the Subscriber deems it unnecessary to enu further, as he flatters himself that he has In as complete a Stock of Goods as is ussally in a well conducted Grocery Store. Mr Give me a trial and be convinood. WM. LEGG. Mar 4 tf 8 and Shoe Manufactory. IE Subscriber having opened a BOOT , AND 8HOE ia MNUFACTORY the Post Offioe, respectfully announces to citizens of Edgefield Village and District, thht he prepared to make to order any article in the Boot and Shoe Business I the best workmen in the District In his ew and being a practical workman himself feels warranted in saing that his work will be in the neatest and t styles. He has also on hand a large Stock of fine PUMP and fine WELTED and DOUBLE Soled Alo, a stook of gentlemen and ladies' of his own nanulketure-which he sell for cash. NICHOLAS McEVOY. N. B.-A Negro boy wanted to learn the Boot Shoe trade.


ocr: g-Em.RZNr . READY-MADE O T H U O COLGAN takes pleasure in announ cing to his friends and patrons, that he just retur. ed from New York with a LARGE COMPLETE assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHIG, -and FURNISHING GOODS, were selected from the Best Establishments, and with great care as to style and quality. Stock of Goods was purchased on good terms are for sale Very Logw for Cash, or to puno tual customers. Fashionable Tailoring. I have also on hanil a magnificent Stock of finest and most fashionable CLOTHS. CASSI- IER ES. VERTINGS, &e, which I am to cut and make up in a style that certainly will perfect satiafiction. 67 An examination of my stock is solicited before trading elsewhere. Bargains be offered. Try me: JOHN COLGAN. April 22 tf 15


ocr: Creek Beat ATTENITION ! YOU ar ereby commanded to be and appeara Edgefield C. II., on the first saturday in May next. armed and equippees the law directs for IDrill andI Instruction. By order of Capt. E. M. SWEARINGEN.


ocr: AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING TRADE 1857 JAMES HENEY, * A UOUSTA, G RoaRA. AS received an entirely New and Fashional Stock of Spring Dry Goods, whi< he offers at the lowest possible prices. Among I Stock are to be found the following articles, vIz: Colored and plain Erests SILKS; Fosulird " " GRENADINES and CHALjES; TA MAR TINES. a new artiele for dresses; Plain and figured BAREGES; Fig'r'd Lawn, Jaconet and Organdie MUSIfIN2 " " " " Mourning Jacmnet and*Organdi ROBES; Barege and Tissue " Grenadine " Mourning . 1 Barege DeLAINES; Ginghams aund CALICOES; White and Colored BRILLIANTS; "6 Pique CLOTHS; Ladies' Pique BASQUES; " Emb'd " Boys' Pique JA CKETS; Dotted Swiss MUSLINS; Checked and striped Jaconet MUSLINS; Swiss and Nanasook Plain Jaconet. Swiss and Mull " Bishops' LA WN; Striped and Plain indian Twilled LONGCLOTA hair utirde doepner MUSLINS; Berlin Corded CA MBRICS; " SKIRTING Lace and Enbr'd Collars and SLEEVES, se; erate and in setts: Mourning Collars and SLEEVES, separate an in sette; Tape bor'd. Hlemstiched and Enibr'd HAND KERCHIEFS; Moiurning Heinst ched and Enbr'd HAND KERCHIEFS; Infants' Emubr'd Waistis and DRESSES; Hoop and Embr'd SKIRTS, for Ladies an, Misses: Esg-nie Cord, d SKIRTS; Shirtings, :heetings and Irish LINENS; Panters' and Fancy LINENS, fur Boys an Gent's wear; A splendid assortment of HOSIERY; Alexander's Kid and Silk GLO VES; Marseilles and Lancaster QUILTS; Also,a splendid assortment of Stella SHAWLS 66 6 6 & i4 1-SCARFS; Black and Colored1 M.ANTILLAS; PARASOLS, FANS, &e. To which is added Mrs. Heney's beautiful suppl; f Millinery Goods. March 24 1857 tf 11 le :h


ocr: PATENT PLOW. rTIlE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention of Planters to the WARLICK PLOW,'of which he has the Agency for this District. They are so simple in their construction that any nexro of ordinary capacity can be easily taught to stook them. It is so arranged that the depth of nd elevatiou of handles Is entirely under the con trol of the plowman . and the ease with which every variety of point or share can be attahed to the Stock, adds greatly to its value. L. S. JOHNSON, Aor. tf 10


ocr: Sall erbe, 1856 !1 Augusta, Ga., AVB just received their NEW STOCK of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and would call the attention of their friends and the public to the assortment. Tkeir Stock is LARGE and comprises all the best makes and styles of Goods. and the latest novelties of the sea son; and as they are determined not to be Undersold by any Ilouse in the State, and will guarantee their prices to be as They feel assured tiat an examination of their Goods will ensure a continuation of the liberal pa tronage they have hitherto received. They would invite attention to the fiolowing : Ladies' DRESS GOODS; Bback and Fancy Dress SILKS; French and English MERINOS; Scotch, French and American GINGHAMS; Enalish, French and American PRINTS; EMBROIDERIES, all kinds; Dress TRIMMINGS, splendid variety; HOSIERY, a very large assartment ; GLOVES. of every description; Irish LINENS; Table LINENS and DIAPERS; NAPKINS. DOYLIES and TOWELS; SIIEETINGS and Pillow LINENS; Bleached and Brown SHIRTINGS; PANTS STUFFS, Tweeds, Cassimers and Cloths; Ladies' CLOTHS, all colors; Bed BLANKETS; FLANNELS, Red, white, Welsh, &c.: CASSIMERES and PLAIDS, for children ; Ihouse Servants' GOODS; Black Alpacas. Rombazines, Dimities, Quilts; FUR FRINGES; SHAWLS,all kinds, &c. -Also A large assortment Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin seys, Stripes, Plaids and Osnaburgs. A uguta, Sept 17 tf $ 36 MILLER & WARREN, Corner Opposite the. Globe Hotel. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. AVE received a stock of Fall and


ocr: DRUGS, MEDICINES, &. RS. A, G. & T. J. TEAGUE, respeot fully inform their friends and patrons Lhey have just received their FRESH Stock of Pure and Genuine Drugs, And will be pleased to wait upon all who may them with their patronage. Space will not allow us to give a Catalogue in place'of our Stock of Drugs. -Medicines, &e. lice it to say, we have the FUL L EST COMPLETE Stock of'ered in this place. C. 23 tf 19


ocr: _STREET~0 SURGICAL* INFIRMARY FO R NEGROES) AUGUSTA GEORGIA. HE Undersigned would respectfully c.:i the attention of Planters and Slave.owners generally T to their very complete and extensive Establishment, in Augusta. Ga., for the accommodation of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS or TREATMENT IN CHRONIC DISEASES. The Building, is situated corner of Jackson and Fenwick Streets, between the Georgia and the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and in sight of both. It is therefore convenient for the recep tion of patients from a distance. In its construction, throughout the entire plan, was kept in view the special purpoce to which it is npplied; being 'furnished with everything which can conduce to the COMFORT OF THE SICK. It is supplied with hot and cold baths and shower baths-and has water-closets in each story to avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. It is aso we'l ventilated and lighted with gas. With the constant attendance of experienced male and female nurses, tae patient will be saved much of the suffering which too often is the result of unavoidanble neglect in the treatment of NEGROES in ordinary private practice. TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing, per month, 810. For all NECESSARY Miedical tendance, Surgical Operations, &.c., the same as in ordinary city practice. H. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. Augnstn, Jan 30, 1856. 3 WHOLESALE AND RET Al -DEALERS IN REABTIABE tQHIN HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c, J. M. NEWBY & CO., under the U. S. I1otel, AUGUSTA, GA., are now receiving and opening the LARGEST, BEST and MOST FASHiIONABLE ASSORT AIENT of FALL AND WINTER READY PODE CLOTHING EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY OF AUGUSTA, COMPRISING EVERY VARIETY OF FURNISHING ARTICLES For Gentlemen end Youth's Wear, which for superior QUALITY or MANUFACTURE cannot be surpassed in this or any other MarkeL hi addition to which, we will weekly receive FRE.SH SUPPLIES From our IIOUSE in New York. We also keep constantly on hand a LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK of YOUTh'S & HXLREN'S uLOTHXN-. er Country Merchants and ALL PERSONS visiting Augusta wil[ certainly find it to their interest to e(Xaiie our Stock, as we are determined to offer our Goods to the trading public on the most reasonable terms. gr Thankful for the past kind and liberal patronage that we have received from the itizens of Edgefield and the adjoining Districts, wve hope to merit a continuance of the same. J. M. NEWBY & CO. Angusta, Nov. 11, 1850. if 44 HENRY DA L Y FALL AN INITER GODS!


ocr: Good Things for Christmas. 08OHEN BUTTER, fresh from the Diary; Fine fresh Goshen and Diary CHEESE; Fresh Layer RAISINS; Soft 8hel Almonds; CITRON and MACCARONI; VERhMECILE for Soup; Worcester SAUCE; Pulverized and Crushed SUGAR ; Clarified do; -Fine Coffee do; Rio, Laguira and Java COFFEE. Just received and for sale by E . PEINN, Aonx'..


ocr: t, A. LW - Dr. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS. Two of the best Preparations of the Ages They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur-. ports. The VERMIFUGE, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. 1 The LIVER PILLS, for the cure of LIVER COM PLAINT, all BILIoUs DE RANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD ACHE, &C. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane's Cele VERMIFUJGE and SLIVER PILLS, prepared by SOLE PROPRIETORS, Pitts Sburgh, Pa., and take nc pother, as there are various other preparations now - before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge iand Liver Pills. Al] others, in comparison with Dr. MCLANE's, art nworthless. - The GEMJUINE McLane's SVermifuge and Liver .~Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMING BRO'S, 60 WooD ST., PITTSBURen, PA. Solo Proprietors SCOVIL & MEAD, No. 111, Charles Stre General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Stat to whom all orders must be addressed. llT Sold by G. L. PENN1, Edgefield, S. C.; CaEIwivoN. and TUTT & PELI.EIER, Hambui SKINNER & HARRIson, Longmires, and WAno. & Lyoz4, A bbeville. SA pril 7, 1857. ly 1


ocr: )ctagon Burial Cases ffHE Subserluer keeps constantly on hand at 1Furniture Rooms, opposite the Post Office, rie assortment of this new style of METAL IURIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and finish i perfect resemblance of highly polished ROS fOOD. These CAS EiTS arc now extensively us nd possess many valuable advantages over offins now before the public. -ALSO will also keep ready for delivery at a momeu arning, a fine Stock of WOOD COFFINS, of: 'wn manufacture, and of all sizes, prices and quali JOHN M. WITT. Edgefld, May 13 tf 18 RAGS WANTED! [ WILL give a fair price foi tood clean RA( at my Store in Hamburg. ' S. E. BOWERS, Agent. May 27 tf 20 Pot 'Ash. O L. PENN, Agent, has just received a at Jo. ply ofPOT ASU, put up in tin cans, wi


ocr: SUCCESSORS TO J, e NEWBY & C0., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in IPLENDID READY MAD] CLTEHM, TNDER THE UNITED STATES HOTE AUGUSTA, GA.& are now reosiving at our old Stand und the United States Hotel, our supplies FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, Veil ajapted to the Fall and Winter season, ai !ich we feel assured will please our patrons ai iends. Our immense Stock consists in part of LOTH, BEAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHII OVER COATS, Fine Black, Blue and Olivo DRESS AND FROCK COATS BUSINESS COATS, Of all Descriptions and Colors. M LEmi n TB'M9 Coats, Pants and Vesta to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, laid, Plain, Striped, and other Styles of Fani CASSIMERE PANTS. ilk, Merino, Wool, Velvet, Satin Barathea, at uther styles of the latest and oet, fashionablo IT M a T a. ogther with EVERY STYLE of Goods fi GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. fe keep always on hand a very large Stock of Si birts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Nee Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE, &c., &c. 11 of which will be sold at the lowest mark rices. Call and take a Look. TAILORING! iso a heavy Staek of fine CLOTHS, CASS LERES. VESTINGS, &c., to which we invite til tention of every body. These goods will be mai p to order at the shortest notice, and *a satisfa ry manner. Augusta, Sept 80 tf 38 Jheap C a s h Store d 7Y d k Is I


ocr: AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS. Jo . .iiii f ool SUCCESSORS TO J, IW. NEWBY & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SPLENDID READY MADI UNDER THIh UNITIKF) STATES JIOTEI AUGUSTA, GA. E are now receiving at our old Stand unde the United States Hot, 1, our supplies FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, Well adaptiel to the Fall and Winter senwon, nn which we feel assnrcd wijI please our patrons an friends. Our imnis.se Stock consists in part of CLOTH, BEAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHIN OVERt COATS, Fine'lliaek, Blue and Olite DRESS AND FROCK COATS. I-.UlNESS COATS. Of all Descript ons and Colors. ca.LI130~Ent.E BUTS~ Coats, l'ints and Vests to inteh. Fine black CasAmere Pnts, Plaid, Phii. Striped, and -ther Style-, of Fane CASSIMERE PANTS, Silk. Merinre, Wool, Velvet, Satin Barath--a. an other styits of the latest and imot 'ashiunabIc V : 1& a T. Together with EVERY STYLK of Goods fi GENTL.EMINi'S WEAR. We keep alwn~s on ha :d a very large Stock of fir Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Nec Ties, Stocks, Collars. Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SilAWLS, R101F16 DE *CAMBRE, &c. &c. All of whiclh will be sold tit the lowest maiki prices. Call anid take a Look. TAILORING! Also a heavy Ft-ck of fine CLOTIIS, CASSl N El ES. V ItsTINGS, &r., to which we invite ti attention of every body. These goods will be mad up to order at the shortest notice, and in a satiisla tory manner. -A ugui.1, Sept ?,o tf 38 CHEAP --CASH -STORE GRAY & TURLEY, AUGUSTA, GA., d t


ocr: CAROLINA ]OTEL, HAM.BURGSd rBE Subscriber.respcctfully announces to friends and the mblic generaly that. lie rented the old and well-estabiWhed House kiiEnoi as the CAROLINA IbTE',;rdeently decupied Joins A. MAYs, and is-'now. preiared to ample accgnuiodations to all who'favor him their company. - The Hlonse and fRri(tiitufe has recently an entire rt-novatioti, nil.~everfrequisite arrnnge to promote the comfoi t and happiness of guests has becii made. - It is nif intention to the CAROLINA *a FIRST CIASS HOTEL, my every exertion -will be inevioiv of this object. My TABLE shall receive -particular and the best-tho market atl'ords-will he in abundance. Attentive SERVANTS will be readiness to obey the behests-of those who * call on me. By the first of October I *ill have my N E S T A B L E S erected, and irill then be better pre. parcel for the accommodation of- Horses. ;.f'Families visiting Hlamptsrg or Augusta find the " Carolina 1otel' all that they can pcsii ble desire. r E' A liberal share of public encouragement. earnestly solicited. JOUN- LYON. 28 tf : 37


ocr: Masonic Notice, REGULAR Communication of CONOOEDIA LODGE, No. 50, A. F. M.. will be held at their Hall, on Saturday evening, Jan. 17th, at 7 o'eloelf. By order of the W. MI. Jan 7 2t 52


ocr: Administrator's A LL persons htaving demands against the Es ?.tate of Elijah Langley, dee'd. are requested to present them to the undersigned properly attested on or before -the 10th day of A pril next, or their said claims will be excluded. THIEODORE FISHER, ) HIEZEKIAIH BURNETT. j Adm'rs. Jan. 5th 1857, 3m* 52


ocr: NOTICE POSITIVE. ALT those indebted to T. F.'Coleman, R MI. tRSerry & S. Turner, will do well to comne forward and make payment by Return day, as longer Iindulgence cannot notr will not be given. Thlose wish to save costs must pay proper att.gation to this notice. .Jan 7 6t_______52


ocr: READ PELLET IER & CO. DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, HAMlBURG, S. C., SR E receiving their supplies for the L. and Fall Trade, consisting of 'gs, Eedicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Colours, Spices, Brushes, Glass, soaps, Patent Nedicines, Perfumery, --AND -ALL ARTICLES aerally found in their line of business. ;f Planters, M--rehante, Physicians and all sons dealing in our line will find it to their in st to glive n< n call as we nre determined to sell ho VERY LOWEST PRICES. 7 Planters cain rely upom havi-.2 'Leir mem udua filed with th-- BEST OF A RTICLES, t put up in packages to :snit thtir convenqience. A. 31. P t:.LE TJ . & CO. .Next door to A. Burnalde. rImamg.J 151 Cam -237


ocr: lf g th rn' an in be ea fit bi CAROLINA HOTEL, HAMBURG, S. C. 'HE Subscriber respectfully announces to friends and the public generally that lie ted the old and well-established House the CAROLINA IhOTEL, recently occupied ax A. MAis, and is now pr'plared to ple accommodations to all who favor him uir company. rhe House and furniture has'receotly entire renovation, an'd every requisite arrange nt to promote the comfort and happiness of ests has been made. It is my intention to CAROLINA a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, r every exertion will be in view of this object. ly TABLE shall receive particular d the best the market afford will be abundance. Attentive SERVANTS will readiness to obey the behests of those who l on me. By the first of October I will have my N E r A B L E S erected, and will then be better red for the accommodation of Horses. rVFamilies visiting Hamburg or Augusta d the " Carolina Hotel" all that they can D desire. LV" A liberal share of public encouragement mestly solicited. JOHN LYON. tf 87


ocr: O take charge of Mount Pleasant ACADEMY, near Gilgal Church, on thegirst January next, to Bil the vacancy that will In said Academy, caused by the resignatiou T. M. Bailey. . f AD4,0himn


ocr: Notice. ALL. Persoins indebted to the Estate of -Jvma S. Shadraek, dee'd.. are earnestly requested to make immediate pnyment, and those having de mands against the said Estate will render them in prp.rly attested. 1H. BURNETT, A d'ors T. M. FISIIER. hir 11 tf 9


ocr: DRi. SIMMONS' VE'GETABLE LIVER mEDIiINES, A SA FE AM N FFFECTUA l REMIEDY F-ar all kinds of Liver disemases,atnd all dis eases and indispositions that originate froman a disaeased state or inacltivity or the Liver-such as charotnie and acute infammnation of the Liver, dyspvpsia, sick head ache, sourtness of stomtach, loss oif appletite, chinlie, costiveness, &c., &c. 100 Packages just received and for sale G. L. PENN, Agent. 25


ocr: Notice, o T8 hereby given, that PERLE SCHKILLER, wife e Iof ABRAHAM SCHILLER1 Merchant real d ding in the Town of Hpmbsrg, itends to become i a Sole Trader, within one montha fron this date. -,-her PERLE X SCHILLUR. Tms.s P. MAonA-ra, mnA srHan.rgS a.2 4te iS A


ocr: SUCCESSORS TO J. MI. NEWBY & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SPLENDID READY UNDER THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. E are now receiving at our old Stand under the United States Hotel, our supplies of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, Pell adapted to the Fall and Winter season, and vhich we feel assured will please our patrons and riends. Our immense Stock eonsists in part of LTH, BEAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHING OVER COATS, Fine Black, Blue and Olive DRESS AND FROCK COATS. BUSINESS COATS, Or all Deseriptions and Colors. 40.AjSmIWX-EWzEmii s-uITo, Coats, Pants and Vests to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, 'laid, Plain, Striped, and other Stylea of Fancy CASSIMERE PANTS. ilk. Merino, Wo.ol, Veiret, Satin Uarath-n, and other myks of the latest and mccost rashionable ogether with EVERY STYLE of Goods for GENTLEMIEN'S WEAR. e keep always on hand a very large Stock of fine irts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, IO ES DE CIIAMfllE, &c., &c. Li of which will be sold at the lowest market rices. Call aid take a Look. TAILORING! Iso a heavy Stoek of fine CLOTlIS, CASSt I ElltES. VESTINGS, &c., to which we invite the ttention of every body. Theio goods will be made p to or.er at the shortest notice, and in a satisfac iry manner. Augusta, Sept 30t 38 EW FALL. GOODS!i DICKEY & PllhI1BS,


ocr: NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! B. C. BRYAN, T his old and well known stand, in the Store, has just received a full supply of Fall and Winter Goods, an elegant stock of rich and beautiful DRESS GOODS, TRIMINGS, SHAWLES, TALMAS, &c., &c., suited to the wants of the LAD.IES AND 1IKSSES of this Vicinity, together with a large quantity GOODS, for the FARMER AND PLANTER, comprising Negro CLOTHS, BLANKETS, Plant ation BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, &c. Also, a first rate variety of Winter Goods for GENTLEMEN & YOUTHS WEAR! a fresh supply of choico Hardware, Crockery, with an immense stock of Goods, to the Ladies and Gentlemen are iespoetfully re to call and examine. gW Further particulars next week. 39


ocr: FOR SALE! IIE Subscriber being still desirous of inaki a change in his business, offiers at priva his VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. locat the public road, three miles from Edgefield and containing, hundred and forty.four Acre minute description of these Lands is deemi it to say, they are woll adar to the culture of Cotton, Corn and .small grai place is well watered, every field containing of running water, and a good supply excellent springs. It has between two at hundred acres of low grounds, together wii large portion of fresh lands, cleared within t) four or five yeae, and now in a high state A large portion of this Tract aboun NATIVE F 0 R E S T, covered with a hem of timber. The improvements are good-the most of ti have been put up in the last few years An excellent opportunity is now offered to pe wishing to purchase a splendid settlemen above land will be sold in a body, or if di I will divide it to suit purchasers. I wi pleasure in showing the land. W" Terms made easy and accommodating. JOHN H. HOLLINGSWORTH. P. S. I will also sell, my Village unimprove adjoining the Odd Fellows' & Masonic builk and fronting the public square. Sept 23 lit 37 t n.. a 3 id ,h is e L.


ocr: For Sale, . A PA IR of first rate Carriage HORSES, work well In double-or single harness. Also, one Yoke of Oxen--all of wIch will be sold low for cash. 'L . J0DNSON. Ja.. 14 at 1


ocr: OF THE TFmA1 OPENING OF NEW GOODS AT BLAND & BUTLER'S! E are now receivitg and have opened, V ready for inspection and sale. a large por tion of our NEW FA LL and Wl NTER STOCE In a few days more we shall be prepared show our friends and patrons the Extensive and Varied Stock o DRY aOODS, Ever brought to Edgeflel; and those who buy of us, may rely on laving good Goods at tl LOWEST PRICES at which they can be sold. We desire particularly to call the attentiotn of tl Ladies to our STOK OF DRESS 90DS, Comprising the most elesant sILK ROBES of the richest designs and most magnificent Goods brought to this market. Also, other Dress SIL,KS. Black and Colored, of every style; Rich French Printed DeLains: Eugenia Robes: Poplins; French and English Marinoes; Solid Colored DeLaines, bright colors; Also, in bright colors and small figures all wool DeLaines, suitable for Children's wear, with a large assortment of fRENCH,?ENGLSH.& AMERICAN PRINTS. We have also, Elastic and Patent Leather Belts, In great vari,:ty ; Corsets ; Elastics; Head Dresses:; Laces, &o. Ladles, oomo and see them. To the Planter can ofFer a superb assortmernt of GOODS, such as KERSEYS. .BLANKETS. BROGANS, 4-c., with a good assortmneut of tma terials for their own and Boys wear, with Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., To all of whlich we respectfully invite thte inspection and attention of the tradinig community. BLAND & UTLE.R. Edgefield C. I., Oct 1, tf 38


ocr: and &e ; ! with to to 40 AND SURGICAL I NFIRMARY F*1OR AUGUS111TA% G0 Aa,.. . T ljE Untlersigneird would rtFII'iflly e--:1 n. ention (if P ai -rs :1d S.ae. owner: gtener:allv to their very, complete a.l extensive l st:blihmniiit in .\niita. (t .. for the uecomitotd.1l tin of NEGROES 'reqtuiring SURGCAL OI'ERATIONS or ' ITREAT'1IENT IN DISEASES. The B i!ding, is sitnated corner of .orkson niid Fennic fitk St reeks, I11w.eenu the Gera the Savannah Rail Ro:d Depots; and in ,iNglt f h. It is tlirefore conmveinit for the linn of latients from a distanlec. In its constritction, thr l ghout thi etire pIle, ' s kept in view the special pnrpo6e to which it is npplied; beiig 'frisihetl wit:h every hing wirieb Cin conduce to the CO ) MFOlt'TI OF 'l I,'. SICK. It i. supp!h-d wi h h t aid chl :hI and batths-and hvs water.elosets in eachl story 1 avoil fatige :id exjin re to Ile patieit-. It i also we. venti;ated and liaIte( with ras. WVifth the const:mt. at ite;di:iwe of expseriented J1nd1 fuadIo 1musf5eq, inc p.itient will be sved mneuh 1'f t( n i ig whiih too fiten is the of unvidahcne in the tr.. -I* hrealment of NF.GROES in rlinary iivate punc ice. TERM S-For li.:ird. L dgioiiig and Nursing, per nonth. .9to. Fier Alt :vsm:, Medieil at tenidaice, Surrical Operat iIn-, & . ihe same ai in onlin:.riv ci: prctice. I .P. ' ii': l ..S r c n Augnrusta, Jin 30, 185t. 3 rjJE WHOLESALE AND RET Al DELElSIN - HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c J. Av. NEW11 BY & CO.. im .r Vi . S. I ft- . AEGE T.\. G A.. are now recieiVing amil ,i.inintl h . . \EST :nI .\I hST FAI )nl III IL I.: ItL :\ Bfl'T 11ENTio FALL AND WINTER R READ Y MAD E CLO0THI1N G BVE'it OFFER E1) IN TIlE CITY Ov" AUGSTA, Ci Sll'R1 NG EVERY VARIETY OF FURNISHING ARTICLES Ior Genfleineni :'1 Yoiti Wear, whieb Ir .n rir z : i. IIlY or ',1A N FACTII-' %mot.esu, ,i ein this or :mnY oIther Irark,. I. :dditin i to which, we will Ieceive a iF E -S I U P V ii I E S From our 10'l- ii- N:w Vrk. We al:.o keip coln:t.1:it I on lutnizd a LAlG IE :u1 SPLENID STOCK of Y'O% TV. & 0,R . 2 X.9 . g Country Merchants and ALLA PElSUNS visiting Augusta will cerainly find to their interest to examine our Stock. as we ar determined to offer our Goods to trading public on the Inost reastinable term.' gr Thankful for the past kind and liber'al patronage that we lutve received from citizens of Edgefield and the adjoining Districts, we hope to inerit a continuance of J. M. NEWB3Y & Co. Augusta, Nt v, 11, 185G. t f . 44 FOREMAN'S IRON PLOW STOCK'! X~S T iI I TI.ME for r-.owiis Wh~eait i oner at hani,anitd F~OR E.UA.N'.S iRON . gelO)W .5TOONE i.the IIEST' I .lPL~EI-'1\'T u tting in simall G rain, will oll'er thern from this tlate at Four Dolbtrs and Fifty Cents. S. F. GOODE. Edgefiet.I, October :30, 180. t ST A'T'E 01- S0 )T i1 C.\ R Ol.,N A. F L 2DVI~E O D IN CO.~IM.V P'L-..lS I tN.'. it m::S e:Ivi t'v~e TPyre Etheretdge, Mo ca . 1rGrubbs. . ~ l. PAL ~3 Z~T? G D ' itE IC 'hatintiif iniil itha ve .:a'ed eas-e h::vttt l hc i ngi- W :ios:ii i tlea this day fild hi< )eilar:;itn in m < lii- ..t al oltai::e ff !l:aes. . io aind the Ik-endant havin.zt n:ther ui'e nior .\.ttr- ~I~t oi ~ h:l tier,* kntwin to re-ilde w ihin ~ i init of tis, ;:;te ai.vit's. iI(.fti; 1to r ar oiwho ct ou upies ot maid lhe::iratio: with tiles to I i :~ i tlYi~ plt.!i if, be ser. Un o~tio of.\nne l i- iIU o . V'i~ i


ocr: & CoxNTmuzs THE GROCERYI PROVISION AND COTTON BUSINESS, At their old Stand, Corner of Market & Centre St., HARIBURG, S. C., HERE may at all times be found a GOOD SUPPLY of FRESH GOODS, suitable to the wants of the Planter, which will be sold or Retail on the most favorable terms. Stock consists in part of the following articles: SUGAR of all grades and qualities; N Orleans, Museovado and Cuba MOLASSES; Java, Laquare and Rio COFFEE; SALT in large seamless Sacks - IRON, Cast and German STEEL; Bagging, Rope and Twine; OSNABURGS, Georgia Stripes and Plains; Chairs, Bedsteads, &c. LIME, Land Plaster, Kettlewell's Manures, &o.; Also, a choice lot of BACON HAMS, SHOUL and Tennessee Clear SIDES, &c., &c. Hamburg, June 22, 1857. 6t* 24


ocr: Lodge, No. 50, A. Fs ii AN Extra Communication of this SLodge will be held at their sonic Building, on Monday evening, the 7th Sept., at 7 o'ock. By order of E. BLAND, W. M. D. R. Duatmos, See'ry. Aug 25 2t 33


ocr: rent as t] J011 am tie T ain c the Imly, I and i a be a ca S T pan 1 finl ble ear er CAROLINA HOTEL, HAMBURG, S. C. IE Snbscriber respectfully announces to his friends and the public generally' that lie has :d the old and well-established Ionse ic CAROLINA 1OTEL, receitly occupied ; A. AIAYs, and is now prepared to le accommodations to all who favor him ' company. te House and furniture has recently ntire renovation, and every requisite arrange t. to promote the comfort and happiness of its has betn made. It is my intention to CAROLINA 'ai FIRST CLASS HOTEL, Dvery exertion will be in view of this object. y TABLE shill- receive particular attention, the best the market affords will bo bundance. Attentive SELtANTS will eadiness to obey the behests of those who on me. y the frat of October I will have my N E A B L E S erected, and will then be better pre. d for the accommodation of Horses. FFamilies visiting Hamburg or Augusta the " Carolina Hotel" all that they can esire. jr A liberal share of public encnriragement iestly solicited. - JOHN LYON. 28 tf 87


ocr: 8AUDA RD LEWI COVAZ Prdpr CLARK&CO AUGUSTA, GEORLGIL N OW ofrer for sale their spindid iewstoo SILVER WARE, of' all kinds-.-Tea Sets,: Pitchers.Castors, Waiters. G6bletsTtmbers'Cdps, Forks, Spoons, Ladles, Pastry, Cake, Deert ana Butter Knives. Sheffield PLATED WARE-first quality of ;oods in Castors, Cake Baskets, WaiteraQiC dle iticks, &c. - Birmingham and American PLATED WARE, rery showy, and at low prices. GOLD WATCHES, of all good makers -Cdoper, Dent, Tobias, Burley & Johnson, English'msker a; Brietting, Matile. Swiss makers; and Jules lur gensen, of Copenhagen. SILVER WATCHES in grea't variety, quick beat Railroad Watches, large size. Rich Diamond, Coral, Cameo and Mosalo. JEW ELRY, all the newest styles, with a large stock of Staple and Fancy GOODS, at their slore, Post Oflice Corner, opposite the Railroad Bank - - '"Augusta, Feb. 4 1857 tf 4


ocr: U2 W w11 fin CL( A pr A M att to AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMEM . SUCCESSOP.S TO J. No NEWBY & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LBNDID READY IDER THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. 04e--r VE are now receiving at our old Stand under the United States Hotel, our supplies of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, 11 adapted to the Fall and Winter season, and ich we feel assirel will please our patrons and nds. Our inin-.nse Stock consists in part of TH. BEAVER, SEALSKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHING OVER COATS, Fine Black, Blue and Olive DRESS AND FROCK COATS BUSINESS COATS, or all )escriptions and Colors. WOA.SsrlEAR!:M SUT IT9 Coats. Pants and Vests to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, 6-1, Plain, Striped, and other Style; of Fane3 CASSIVIERE PANTS, ,Mjerino, Wool,. Velvet, Satin Barath-a, ani other styles of the latest and most fashionabln gether with EVERY STYLE of Goods foi GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. e keep always on hand a very large Stock of fini irts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neel Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE, &c., &c. I of which will be sold at the lowest narke ices. Call and take a Look. TAILORING! so a heavv Stock of fine CLOTIS, CASSI ER ES. VESTINGS, &c., to which we invite th ention of every body. These goods will be mad to order at the shortest notice, and in a satisfac v manner. Augusta, Sept 30 tf 39


ocr: Lodge, No. 50, A. F. M. A Regular Communication of this Lodge will be held at their NEW H ALL, in the Odd Fellows & Ma sonic Building, on Saturday evening, the 18th inst., at 71 o'clock. Each member is particularly re to be in attendagce at the hour specified those in arrears for initiation fees or does will well to settle the same, as hereafter the Laws the Lodge in relation to such defaulters will be enforced. By order of E. BLAND, W. M. .D. R. Duatsoz, See'ry. 12


ocr: DID. at Oak Forest, Sunday, March 15, 1857, CARROLL, infant daughter of Gen. R. M1. and Mrs. ELLEa. DuxovANT. aged seven and eight days. " Jesus called unto him a little child." " Though our hearts break at parting, We will no- rebel: It is well with the child It is well ! It is well !"


ocr: PLANTERS* SUPPLIES. THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public that hebas In at the Stand occupied by him the last sea. son, a WELL SELECTED Stock of Planters' consisting of Musoovado and Porto Rico SUGARS; Stuart's H. B.& C. Soft " a " Crushed 4 a " Pulverised Baltimore Refinery of same quality; MOLASSES, Hbde., Tieroes and Barrels; Rio and Java COFFEE ; ]RON all sizes, and HOLLOW WARE; BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE; Gunny Cloth, a heavy article; Osnaburgs and Stripes; 7-8 and 4-4 Augusta Goods; SALT. very large Sacks 50 Hhds. BACON SIDS; 10 " SHOULDERS; SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH, &o., &e., al which will be sold on accommodating terms to purchasers. gr Orders solicited and prom 1j attened to. A. BR SIE


ocr: LEONARD SMITH'S VENTILATING SMUT MACHINE. T HIS Machine combines all the cleansing quali tics that can be brought to bear on any in cleansing. It is decidedly the best Machine for thoroughly cleansing Grain now in use. Every of these Machines that has been put in (according to the directions) have given perfect satisfaction. For working well, safety and dura bility, as well s simplicity of the manner in they are put in operation, they surpass all that have ever been invented. It is needless to multiply words, as the and the many Certificates from practical men of superior quality, is recommendation suffioient. lrThese Machines are made and sold LEONBRD SMITH, Patentee and Owner, New York. g1 For the scale of prices or other concerning this Smut Machine, address C. H. IjENNEY, Agent, .Hamburg, S. C. REEaNCs.-W. L, Coleman, Edisto Mills; G. M. Weter, Edgefield S. C.; M. A. Tumbling Shoals, and J. Y. L. Partlow, a M- a y6 a 17


ocr: AFRESH supply of Landrth TUJRNTP .j just received. The assogent comprises Large White Globe, Large Norfolk, Yellow Scotch or A berdeen, Improved Purple Top Yellow Rutabaga, Early Dutch Flat, Red or Purple Top Flat. gg Call soon and get your supplies. G1. L. PENN, Agent. tf 25


ocr: HOUSE AND LOT FOR 8ALE. T HE Subseribier offers for sale his HOUSE and ALOT in the Viliage of Edgelield cosstn of three acres, with every neceesary Lal' e the premises, well of excellent water, &co. Terms accommodating. W. LOGUE. tf


ocr: S n, FROM the Subscriber's pasture, Beach Island, Fon Saturdaty the 14th inst., an' IRON GR AY llORSE,.ee years old and about 15 hands high. Supposed to have been taken by some negro or mean white man, rode off' and turned loose. Any person taking up said horse, and informing me thereof, through the Beach Island Post Office, will be suitably '-ewarded, and received the thanks of R. BRADFORD. Beach Nov tf


ocr: IOLD their Regular Conroentions on the first 1. Alonday evening of veleh mo.nth. L. R. COGIBURN, See'ry. Nov 17 tf 45 Edgefield Male Academy, ALL Perstmns indebted to the Trustees of the Mlale Academy for tuition ror the year 1857, requested to pay up without de~hiy. Tuition is required in advance, antI it is hoped that the of the School will call on the Treasurer immediately ; as the present Teacher is about to and wvishes a sett'ement with the Trustees be leaving. GEO. A. AfDlSON, Nov 25 3 Treasurer. Tools, &o., &o.


ocr: Aiken Livery Stable ! Undereigned are at all times prepared with good HORSES, comfortable VEHI CLES and careful DRIVERS, to convey Passen-. gers fram Aiken to Edgefield C. HI., or elsew here. They will also, when desired, send for and con-. vey passengers from other points to Aiken. GREEN d& .UST. A iken, Nov 23 - 4t d


ocr: m n Iohefwt the Laie-uha.hoi and lcuew innntnagin af Ctale tti I iei osyeLinv, se i, FUck e- tu lOsof appeltoe Stciee, EgteJ st iven s &c., 2 &ef 1 DR. SI PMNNAgnt V T O PRINERSDIINS 7Eo hal kninds and or ee~t nl chea-e eta ntal hoiinl cota firsinate lt frC AESo al siesd as ord itasnew. Tetprof h A SiES,-wth a ewr.onBCASS


ocr: CLOTHING---CLOTHING! A VGUBT, GIoarGa, Are now receiving pn ungsunally large Stock of Spring and SUnni~er Clothing ! They will keep a good supply for the trade. Also a fine and varied assortment for BOYS and CIlli. DR EN, at their Store undler the A ugusta Hotel, Broad street, A ugusta, Ga. Feb 24 i


ocr: E WOULD inforin the citizens of and the adjoining I)isttriets that our con stantly increasing business has compelled our re muval from " 3 BROA ) STREhET," to the ficent and spacious BRO WN STON E 9 :3 . A T'EE. E T. The acommnodations and arrangements of this "NEW DEPOT," are unsurpassed by any establishment in the United States; and whilst it will afford facilities for keeping our usual L We b.0 prpoe adin lrgelarelytoourpreen STOCK of STATIONERY : And tin nt


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC, HE Undersigned having sold the Hotel to G. C. CUNNINGHAM & CO., take this occasion to return our thanks to the pub lic generally for the liberal patronage upon us, and would solicit the same for its Proprietors. Respectfully, 0. H. P. SCOTT & CO. Hamburg, May 30, 1857. - 0 AMERICAN HOTEL, HAMBURG, S. C. TP HE Subscribers ,take this opportunity of in .forming their friends and the public that they have bought the above HOTEL, are having it refitted in the best possible style their reception. We fiatter ourselves that necesary arrangement has been made to the comfort of all who favor us with their company. Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished; SERVANTS attentive and obedient. And TABLE will be constantly supplied with the the season affords. Our friends may therefore satisfed that every exertion will be cheerfully ren dered to make their sojourn pleasant and agreeable. There will be in attendance a GOOD and Horses left in our charge will receive particu lar attention. ggPersons arriving at this House may feel as sured that their baggage will be promptly free of charge, to the Carolina or to either of Georgia Depots... We solicit a share of the patronage of those visit ing our Town. G. C. CUNNINGHAM, MARY S. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietors. 21


ocr: Cou1TINus THE GROCERY,1PROVISION AND COTTON' BUSINESS, their old Stand, Corner of Market& Centre St., HAMBURG, S. C., may at all times be found a SUPPLY of FRESH GOODS, suitable to the wants of the Planter, which will be sold or Retail on the most favorable term. Stock consists in part of the following articles: SUGAR of all grades and qualities; N Orleans, Muscovado and Cuba MOLASSES; Java, Laquare and Rio COFFEE; SALT in large seamless Sacks; IRON, Cast and German STEL; Bagging, Rope and Twine; OSNABURGS, Georgia Stripes and Plains; Chairs, Bedsteads, &c.; LIME, Land Plaster, Kettlewell's Manures &o.; Also, a choice lot of BACON HAMS, SHOUL and Tennessee Clear SIDES, &a., &c. Hamburg, June 22, 1857. 6t* 24


ocr: r I ahnl obiel h eening quli .tics that can be brought to bear on any in cleansing. It is decidedly the best Machine thoroughly cleansing Grain now in use. Every of these Machines that has been p~ut in (acording to the directions) have given satisfaction. For working well, safety and bility, as well as sinmplicity of the manner in they are put in operation, they surpass all that have ever been invented. It is needless to multiply words, as the and the many Certilientes from practical men of superior quality, is recommendation sufficient. W Thse Mnechines are made and sold LONBRD SMITH, Patentee and Owner, New York. lW For the scale of prices or other cnerning this Smut Machine, address C. H. KENNEY, Agent, Hamburg, S. C. REFsr!ENCss.--W. L. Coleman, Edisto Q. M. Wever, Edgefield S. C.: M. A. Tumbling Shoals, and J. Y. L. Parthow, Mills.


ocr: DR. SIMMl\ONS' VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINES, A SAFE AND) EFFE~CTUAL, RIEMEDY F-ir atll kinds of Liver disenses, and nll dis eases and insdispositonus that originate from a diseasedi atate or inactivity of the .Liver-such as chronic and acute inflammation of the Liver, dyspepsia, siek bead ache, sourness of stomachi, loss of appetIte, cholie., costiveness, &c., & c. 100 Paekages just received and for sale G. L. PENN, Agent.


ocr: DR. SIMMONS' VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINES, A SAFE AND ElPFECTUAL REMEDY F-w all kinds of Liver diseases, and all dis eases and indispositions that originate from a diseased atate or inactivity of the Liver-such as chronic and acide infiammation of the Liver, dyutpepeia, sick head ache, sourness of stomach, lees of appetIte, cholic, costiveness, Ac., &c. 1,0 Packages just received and for sale by G. L. PENN, Agent. July 1 tf 25


ocr: Ka HORA & 00., SUCCESSORS TO J. N. NEWBY & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE CLOTHING, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, ke. -7zz*Wa-1 J1ed atcoo3.. READY-MADE CLOTHING - AND FURNISHING For Men and Boys. SPRING AM' SUMNER STYLES Now Ready, and embracing, every VARIETY, STYLE and EXTENT. This Stook will be found to be unsurpassed if equalled in any market South. Havin aid. strict attention to the manufacture our a we are prepared to offer our friends:and the pnblien general GOOD CLOTHES and at low prices. TAILORING! We have also on hand a beautiful stock of CASSI MERES, CLOTHS and VESTINGS of every grade and pattern, which will be cut and made up to order in the most approved style, at the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or no sale. Wg Call and see for yourselves, at the old stand of J.. M. Newby & Co., under the U. S. Hotel. A ugusta, Apail 15 tf 14


ocr: fall Etabe, 1856 ! Augusta, Ga., I AVi just received their NEW STOCK FALL AND WINTER anl would call the attention of their friends and public to the aasortment. Their Stock is and comprises all the best makes styles of Goods. and the latest nuve'ties of the sin; and as they are determained not to IJudersold by any House in the State, guarantee their prices to be as loW As TM LOWEST. feel assured that an examination of Goods will ensure a continuation oif tho liberal tronage they have hitherto received. They invite attention to the following: Ladies' DRESS GOODS; Black and Fancy Dress SILKS; French and English MERINOS; Scotch, Freneh' and American Eni!ish, French and Ameuiean PRINTS; EMBROIDERIES, all kinds; Dress TRIMMINGS, splendid variety ; HOSIERY, a very large assortment; I'LOVES, of every description; Irish LINENS; Tahl LINENS and DIAPERS; NAPKINS. DOYLIES and TOWELS; SHEETJNGS and Pillow LINENS; Blenched and lirown SHIRTINGS; PANTS STUFFS, Tweeds, Cassimers Cloths Ladies' CLOTHS. all colors; Bed BLANKETS; FLANNELS, lled, white, Welsh, &c.; CASSIMERES and PLAIDS, for house Servants' GOODS; .Binek Alpacas. 1mbtnazines, Dimities, Quilts; FUR FRINGES; SHAWLS,all kinds, kc. -Also A large assortment Negro Blankets, Kerseys,


ocr: PELLETIER & CO. DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MIEDICINES, H AIBURG, S. C., A RE receiving their supplies for the Summe .and Fall Trade, consisting of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffi Colours, Spices, Brushes, Glass, Soaps, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, ALL ARTICLES renerally found in their line of business. ' flanters, Merchants, Physicians and persons dealing in our line will find it to their in crest to give us a call as we are determined to sel it the VERY LOWEST PRICES. W Planters can rely upon having their mem >randums filled with the BEST OF ARTICLES md put up in packages to suit their convenietc A. 3. PELLETIER & CO. Next door to A. Burnside. July 15, Gm - ,


ocr: Adminitrator's Notice. A LL persone having demands against the Estate &of Sarah Gregory, dee'd., are rcquested to render in their accounts proaperly attested withocut delay, and those indebted iSIUST make payment by or before Return Day next, otherwise they will eesarily be compelled to settle v ith an attorney. RlCI1ARD) GRECORY, Adm'or. 17


ocr: K. HORA & 00s, SUCCESSORS TO J. 1W. NEWBY & CO., AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE CLOTHING. Trunks, Valses, Carpet Bags, &c, READY-MADE CLOTHING -AND GOODS For Men and Boys. SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Ready, and embracing every VARIETY, and EXTENT. This Stock will be found to be unaurpassed if equalled in any market South. paid strict attention to the manufacture of our Goods, we are prepared to offer our friends and. 'the publio in general GOOD CLOTHES and at low price.. e TAILORING ! have also on hand a beautiful stock of CASSI CLOTHS and VESTINGS of every grade and pattern, which will be out and made up to order in the most approved style, at the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or no sale. ' Call and see for yourselves, at the old stand of J. M.Newby & Co., under the U. S. Hotel. Augusta, Apiil 15 tf 14 IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY,


ocr: Brought to the Jail, O F this District, a negro boy who says his name is DAVID, and that he behssmte to .11,. So ptia Tillmnan of this District. Said Da' e is about 30 years of age, weighs ntear 150 pounds, 5 feet 9 inches high, anid of a light coppe r con-plexion. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he will be dealt with according to law. T.i. CLA RK, 3.... A pril 29 tf 16


ocr: Attention, Artillery 1 OU are ereby commanded to appear at Edge Y fieldl C. 1H., on Friday the 15th day-of May. next. armed and equipped for drill and instruction. Those members having muskets will return them at the Cannon House on that day. By order of Capt. MORAGNE Ea.ts. Motis, 0. S. April 29 it -2 16


ocr: LEONARD SMITH'S VENTILATING .* H IS Machine combinews all the cleant-ing .L ties that can be brought to bear on any in cleansing. it is decidedly the best Machine thoroughly cleansing Grain nos in use. Eivery of these Machines that hats been put in (ecording toa the directions) have gavent satisfaction. For working well, safety and dura bility, as well as simplicity of the manner in they are put in overation, they surpass all that have ever been invented.C It is needless to multiply words, as the and the mtany Certitieates fro.m p'ractienl men of superior quality, is recommendation suthicient, gf-These Slchines arc made atnd sold SMiTil, Patentee and Owyner, York. - For the seale of prien or other information this Smut Mnehine, address t11 C. II. KENNEY, Agent, Hamburg, d. C. REFICRECNCES.-W'. L. Coleman. Edisto . itl. Wever, Edgefield S. C.; M. A. Sullivan, Shuats, and J. Y. L. Partlow, Partlow's


ocr: Notice.. LL Persons indebted- to the Estate of -Jamies S. Shadrack, dcc'd., are earnestlyt regueste~d to mnke Immediate payment, and those haing d against the said Estate will .render them in attested. HI. BURNETT, Aa T. M. FISHER.


ocr: EXECUTORS' NOTICE.. I-L Persons having demands against' the Es tate of the late Capt. John U~pseomb, are reh quested to present them properly :attested to the ieutos-and a*2 persons indebted are-informed that immediate payment is demanded. BEINJ. WALDO, - JA S. N. LIPSCOM Pdonrt. ar J. B3. LIPSCOMB. 1st 8


ocr: SUCCESSORS TO J. R NEWBY & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in READY MADI CLDTH,9 THE UNITED STATES HOTEI AUGUSTA, GA. are now receiving at our old Stand unde the United States Hotel, our supplies o FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, adapted to the Fall and Winter season, and we feel assured will please our patrons an< friends. Our immense Stock eensists in part of CLOTH, 4EAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHIN( OVER COATS, Fine Black, Blue mid Olive DRESS AND FROCK COATS. BUSINESS COATS, Of all Descriptions and Colors. CA.SBIME2If WE. SUITS, Coats, Pants and Vests to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, Plain, Striped, and other Style, of Fane CASSIMERE PANTS. Merino, Woo'l, Velvet, Satin Barath-a. and other styles of the latest and most fashionable with EVERY STYLE of Goods fot GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. keep always on hand a very large Stock of fine Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, ROBES DE IIAMBRE, &c., &c. of which will bo sold at the lowest market Call and take a Look. TAILORING! a heavy Stock of fine CLOTIIS, CASSI MEEiS, VESTINGS, &c., to which we invite the of every body. These goods will be made to order at the shortest nqtice, and in a satisfac tory manner. Augusta, Sept 30 tf 3R


ocr: Notice, Is hereby given, that PERLE SCIIILLER, wif'e ..of A llR A HAM SCHILLER,' Merchant redl ding in the Town of Hamburg, intends .to become a Solo Trader, within one month from this date. 'her; PERLE X SCHILLER. Witness, Tu. P. MTAanAvn, mark H ambrg, Sept. 30 4t* 38


ocr: NEW GOODS FOR THE iiun&IUT E have received duiing the past and present week a VERY LARGE AND WELL SELKCT ED STOCK OF GOODS suitable for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, embracing all the novelties of the season. The LADIES are respectfully solicited before making their purchases, to exafinne our large essort nunt of DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, &C, which comprises the latest variety in styles and de sign, having been selected by both of us in person from the most choice stocks of the Northern markets. Among our stoek may be found Rich Black and Colored Silk ROBES, "6 " " Byadere SILKS, " " " SILKS,RunRoundsand Side Stripes, Rich mourning plaid and striped SILKS, " Fancy " " " Plain Black SILKS of all grades, " Black SATIN for Dresses, " Solid Colored SILKS, " Printed DELAINS of all hues and qualities, " Solid Colored DELAINS, Striped and plaid COBURG CLOTHS, Black DELAINS, Alpaccas, Bombazines, Eng lish and French CRAPES, Scotch and American GINGHAMS, French, Enalih and American PRINTS, Handsome Cliencal and Stella SHAWLS, " Plaid " " CLOAKS and TALMAS, Cheneal and Marino SCARFS, Cravelli, Steel and Brass Spring SKIRTS, do do for Misses, , French and English MERINOES, EMBROIDERIES, embracing Real Lace Setts, Black and White Crape and Muslin do French and Scotch worked Collars, Embroidered and Hlemstiteped Handkerchiefs, Mourning 9 GLOVES, BELTS, ELASTICS, &c. -ALSO A beautiful assortment of Silk and Straw BON trimmed. Mourning BONNETS, FOR HOUSE KEEPERS, Our Stock is full of Linen, Bleachesand Brown STIEETINGS, Pillow Casings, Towelings, Nap kins, &c., and FOR THE PLANTERS, have a large Stock of BLANKETS, KER SEYS, OSN A BIT RGS, SHOES, &e. Also, a good assortment of Saddlery, Uats, Shoes and Boots for men, women and children. JUST IN, a pretty Lot of Boots and Slippers with heels, for Ladies and Misses. COME AND SEE THEM 1 BLAND & BUTLER. Edgefield, C. I., Oct. 6th 1857, tf 39 BUY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. JAMES HENEY,


ocr: COME GENTLEMEN, TREAT! ! WIlIEN you go to Hamburg you can get good eaiti at Da. CUxNnOJAxS, at the Anr can llitel, and GOOD DRINKING at the bar of Our House, which is attached to the Hotel, anid under the supervision of the Subscriber. JOHIN C. BOHLER. amburg, Sept. 30 6m - ' 38~


ocr: .onenduia Lodge, No. 50, A. F. A Regular Communication of Lodge will be held at their HALL, in the Odd Fellows & Ma sonic Building, on Saturday evening, the 15th inst., at 7 o'clock. By order of E. BL AND, W. M. D. R. DUalisoE, See'ry. 5 30


ocr: Downer Orphan School ! HU lE public are notified that there are at Atime SIX V ACANCIES (four boys atnd girls) in this Institution to be filled fromi Edgeieldl District... Any Orphan Child (male or female) i itadigent circumstances, and between the ages of six thirteen will be amitted. All-who are with such children are requested to send thetm at an early date. accomnpantied with the certificate two reapectable citizens. swomrn to beforc a Magis trate, in proof of their eligibility. H. R. COOK, THOS. W. WIlATLEY, TIIOS. J. U.AVIS, Commissioners. 3


ocr: AR FOR Ti, Subscriber, desirous of c ag'' Mshmi .L ness, will sell his PLANTAION situated five and a half miles South of Ninty'S-SIX On the Edgefleld Road, containing ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES The place is WELL IMPROVED, healthy and has excellent water. The Land produces C4U= well, and is VERY SUPERIOR for all kinds small Grain, particularly Wheat. Would also like tosell tothe purchaser of thelad THIRTY NEGROES, SIXTEEN HORSES AND MULES, Stock of Cattle, Sheep, Nogs, oC.. gT A bargain may be had. Ternm acommo datng. JAMES B. SULLIVAN. July 22, 4t 28 PLANTER' SUPPLIE THE Subscriber begs leave tor inform the public that hehas in-& Store, at the Stand occupied by him the last sea son, a WELL SELECTED Stock of Planteus Supplies, consisting of Roseoovado and Porto Rico SUGARS Stuart's H. B.& C. Soft " " Crushed " Pulverised Baltimore Refinery of same quality; MOLASSES, Hhds Tieroes an Barrels Rio and Java COFFEE; IRON all sizes, and HOLLOW WARE BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE; Gunny Cloth, a heavy article ; Osnaburgs and Stripes; 7.8 and 4-4 Augusta Goods; SALT. very large Sacks 50 Hlida. BACON SIDhS; 10 " SHOULDERS; SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH, , . U, al of which will be sold on acom n terms to approved purchasers. g Orders solicited and prom attened to. A. RNSIDE. Hixuauo, June 6 tf 2 -


ocr: BYNENIAL. MinaraD, at Abbeville C. H., April 7th, Gen. A. B. Surn and Miss SALL=U, daughter of the Hon. D. L. WianLAw, all of Abbeville District. MARRIED, at Stony Point, Abbeville District, on Thursday evening, 9th April, by Rev. John McLees, Mr. Joux A. BowrE and Miss Lucy- J., daughter of the late Joel Smith, Esq.


ocr: LL Persons indebted to the' Estate of S Shaduac, dee'd., are earnestly t. uiaeiummediate paymeut, and those having iziands against the said Estate-will reader them -rtqptrly attested. H. BURNETT, ~Ad, or - .*.T. M. FISHER. .r


ocr: Notice .pHEtEBY IV EN, that at the next --f the Leilature application will be made a Charter to incorporate Bank to be established at Ed ield C. H.. to be known as the Bank or Edze lad, with a capitad of Two hundred and fifty thous 16 . 3m 36


ocr: CORN SUELLERS, 8 -A ND Seif-Sharpening Straw Cutters ! EPENN, Agent, has just received and offers t'for sale a supply of the moat approved arti cf CORN SII K. L EIRS. Also, a large Stook ef theose celebrated se.lf-?sh.rpening ST R A W UT T E R S. The farmers will please send in theis' orders.


ocr: PLANTERS- TI I ' u'- -oriber begs- leave to infria the public that he has in rtore, at the Stand occupied by him the last sea son, a WELL SELECTED stock of Planters Supplies, consisting of Muscovado and Porto Rico SUGARS; Stuart's H. B. & C. Soft " " Crushed " Pulverised Baltimore Refinery of same quality; MOLASSES, Hhds., Tierces ant Barrels; Rio and Java COFFEE; IRON all sizes, and HOLLOW WARE; BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE; Gunny Cloth, a heavy article; Osnaburgs and Stripes; 7-8 and 4-4 Augusta Goods; SALT, very large- Sacks 50 Hhds. BACON 811; 10 " SHOULDERS; SOAP, CANI)LES, STARCH &o, &c., al which will be sold on accommolating terms to purchasers. g Orders solicited and promptly attened to. A. BURNSIDE..


ocr: ni he with FAIL TY or m ma soE. T~D. Ml. gg ormlWs fEdgefield C .leit I H.,it an ile FAm tePank WITE ad.ONf utg P 5b- 1c.Rae fTiin .gttltin 30e. Concoram iaslt Seson.e NoA. A.,RA .MF.D.


ocr: -- IIE Subc'criber kecpr- constantj'ilh lVurnitiure Rloioms. oppaite the~ Post-OhEfi,.'1 Samortmentw~ of this new style" of. MBTALTC - 'RIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and~ finishmed pertfect resemblance of htighy polised.R4E" OD. Theqe CAS t.8 are now eitthskevolused t poss manty valuable advantages over--all is now before the pitblic. . -ALS0 ill also keep rr ady for deliv -ry at a-mno en's rning,.n fire Stock of WOQlm COFFIN'~oitny a manuffacture, andl o1 all s1..itscrieatsa qual JOHN M WITT adgefleld, May 13 tc-f - I


ocr: 'JHgKAP D.R'Y'GOO D S.. Augusta; Ga-, - AVli just- received their N EW STOCK 6 FALL AND WINTER m111 would c;dl thu aUentiaon 'if their friends rnd ,nblie to the asortment. Their Stock is LAROEanl comprises all the best makes itvles of Goods, and the latest nove'ties of the sea 3an ; and as they are determined not to Undcrsold by any House in the State, will guarantee their prices to be as USW AMT TEM I(aW31311. Thev feel assured that an examination of Goods will ensure a contin'uation of the liberal pa tronage they have hitherto received. They invite attention to the flowing: Ladies' DRESS GOODS; Black and Fancy Dress SILKS; French and English MERINOS; Scotch. Frenchi and American GINGHAMS; Ena:ish. French and American PRINTS; EMBROIDERIES, all kinds; - D)reas TRIMMINGS, splendid variety HOSIER Y, a very large ass-.rtment; GLOVES, of every description; Irish LINENS; Tahle LINENS and DIAPERS; NAPKINS. DOYLIES and TOWELS; SHEETINGS and Pillow LINENS; Blenheled and lrown SHIRTINGS; PANTS STUFFS, Tweeds, Cassimers Cloths; Ladies' CLOTHIS all edlors; Bed BLANKETS; FLANNELS, Ited, white, Welsh, &c.; CASSIMERES and PLAIDS, for lIouse Servants' GOODS; Blaek Alpacas. Bombazines, Dimities, Quilts; FUR FRIN'ES; SHAWLS,all kinds,&c. _Also A large assortment Negro Blnnhets, Kerseys, Lin svys, Stripes, Plaidj and Osnaburgs. - A ugusta, Sept 17 tr 36


ocr: ocordia Lodge, No. 50, 1e Fe I AN Extra Communication of this SLodge will be held at their NEW H ALL, in the Odd Fellows & t'la sonic Building, on Monday evening, the 7th Sept., at 7 o'clock. By order of E. BLAND, W. M. D. R. DUateos, See'ry. 3 Aug 25 2t


ocr: _ EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY. 'lIE Exercises of the Edgefleld Mule Academy .were resumed on Monday the 24th inst., an- r thme direction of W. E. McCASL AN. A. SIMKINS, Chair. Aug 26 It '33


ocr: -PLAIITES PJI 1I~ 3 M Subeciriber bp1j av0 to f inform the public that hefas in Itore, at the Stand occupled by him the last me os, a WELL SELECTED Stock of lupplies, consisting of Muscovido and Porto Rico SUGAES; Stuart's H. B.& C.Soft " " Crushed " Pulverised Baltimore Refinery of @me qlty - MOLASSES, Ebd.. Teroes and ia; Rio and Java.COFF ; . IRON al ses, and 'OLLOW WAUi BAGGING, ROPE and TWIN ; Gunny Cloth, a heavy article; Osnabungs and Stripes; 7.8 and,4-4 Asgus Goodsi; SALT'vr ag Scks o50hZ . BA N SID ; 10 " - SHOULDERS; SOAP, CANDLES, STA9CH he., be. :. f which will be soldn aoonodagng teru-to proved purchasers. gg" Orders solicited and presa a~tened t. ~


ocr: JJggN]B) SM1TH'S VsNTATLTNG SMUT MACHINE. T HIS Machine combines all the cleansing quali ties that can be brought to bear on any Grsan in cleansing. It is decidedly the best Machine for thorougl cleansing 'Grain now mnuse. Every one of these Machines that has been put in operation (according to the directions) have given perfect satisfaction. For working well, safety and duara bility, as well as simplicity of the manner in which they are put in operation, they surpass ali Smuntters .that .have ever been invented. It is needless to multiply words, as the Machine and the man Certificates from practical men of its uprior qultis recommendation sufficient:-! u'Tese Machines are made and sold ,by LEONBRD SMITH, Patentee and Owner, Troy New York. W For the scale of prices or other information concerning this Smut Machine, address C. H. KENNEY, Agent, . Hamburg, S. C. RFERacEs.-W. L. Coleman, Edisto Mills; G. M. Wever, Edgefield' S. C.; M. A. Sullivan, Tumbling Shoals, and J.'Y. L. Partlow, Partlow's Mi l ls... - Mayf 6t f 1 TWILL give fir prie f. ood clean R


ocr: AFRESH supply of Landreth TURNIP just received. The assortmnt comprises Large White Globo Large Norfo)lk,.oAbren Yellow ScotchorAbden Improvecd Purple Top Yellow Rutabaga, Early Dutch Flat, Red or Purlple Top Flat. (F Call coon and get your supplies. G. L. PENN, Agent.


ocr: 1 AUGUST ADVERTISEMENTS. 1.1. 1101 1 & 1., SUCCESSORS TO J, lYL NEWBY & CO., . A :J Wholesale and Retail Dealers in iPLEN'DID READY CLOTHIEE JNDER TUE UNITED STATES AUGUSTA, GA. E Are now receiving at our old Stand the United States Hotel, our supplies FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, Nell adapted to the Fall and Winter season, which we feel assured will please our patrons -iends. Our itnnnse Stock consists in part of LOTH, BEAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND OVERif COATS, Fine Black, Blue and Olive DRESS AND FROCK COATS. BUSINESS COATS. Of all Dcscriptions and Colors. cELBBIMI x BUZC7TB, Coats, Pantts and Vests to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, Plaid, Plain, Striped, and other styles of CASSIMERE PANTS. Silk. Merino, Wool, Velvet, Satin Barathea, other styles of the latest and most fashionable IT~ "t ?P, 0-9 1og..the-r with EVERY STYLE of Goods GENTLEIMEN'S WEAR. We keep always on ha-d a very large Stock of Thirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SIIAWLS, ROBES DE CHIAMBRE, &c. &c. All of which will be sold at the lowest >rices. Call and take a Look. TAILORING! Also a heavv Stock of fine CLOTHS, CASSI M1El ES. VESTING, &c., to which we invite lttention of every body. These goods will be ip to ord-r at the shortest notice, and ill a satisfac criy manner. Augusta, kept 30 tf 38


ocr: READ TITS! PELLETIER & CO. DEALERS IN DRUGS -AND) MEDICINES, HAMBURG, S. C., A R E receiving their-supplies for the L.and Fall Trade, consisting of F< Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Colours, Spices,. Brushes, Glass, Soaps, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, --ANn A LL A RT I CL ES tenerally found in their linte of business. Of Planterls, Merchants, Physicians and tersons dealink insour line wiij find it to their ma crest to give'us a-call as we are determined to sell ~t the VERY LOWEST: PRICES. 5'f Pianfeta can rely'upon having their randums filled with the B3EST OF ARTICLES, cnd put up inpackcahes to suin heir convenience. A .PELLETIER & CO. -Next door to A. Burnaide. -