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n the blissful realms of Paradise. This we know
from the blessed prouises of God's Holy Bible:I
frout her pious life and Godly conversation: and
from the manner in which she met Death's dread
sittninons : not with fear and trembling, but with
a hopeful assurance of a blessed imumortality wi:h -
tod on high;
" Sustained and .oothed
1By an unfaltering trust, she approached the grave
Like one that draws the drapery of his couch
About hin, and lies down to pleasant dreams." 11
Mrs. PHILLI.trs became a member of the Moon
tain Creek Baptist Church about twenty-five years to
ago, and throughout this teri of years, her faith
has ever been manit'ested by her good works
always the same meek Christian. not of the des
pounding and gloomy type, but of that sweet spirit S
that enabled her to scatter joy. and love, and
sunshine, niud hope, and heaven withersoever she
went.
But it is useless to say more. Those who knew
her, cannot soon forget her many virtues. Let us
long reumeniber them had strive to imitate. Fare
well, aged friend-thod' wert ripe fqr the grave,
and prepared for eternity. In Heaven we hope
to moeet thee. * "
THE NEWS.--" Old Secession" was again un- de.
covered yesterday evening and thundered forth
a salute in honor of the passage of an Ordi- a.
nance of Secession by the Legislature of Mic- mt
souri. This makes the twelfth star in our de
young Confederacy, and we trust ere long 1!
that the committee will soon have tht ptes
ore of another glorious discharge for "Old al,
Kentuck."-Charleston Courier. th
For Congress. eo
pug
The Friends of Gen. M. L. BONIIAM will ca
re-elect him to Congress. fu
EDG EFIELD.
Oct 9 tf 40 _
... .he Friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq.,
beg leave to announce hitu a Candidate to repre
sent the Fourth Congressional District in the
Confederate Congress.
Oct 'U tf "i1)
For the Advertiser.
To the Voters of the Fourth Congres- 1
sional District: R
Col. JOIN A. CALHOUN, of Abbeville, is a
Candidate for the Congress of the Confederate .
States. His high-toned Moral character, mental a
qualifications and political antsecedents for the last acv
thirty years, in opposing the usurpations and cor
ruptions of a tyrannie-t and rotten governinent,
leave no record i.o)iud of whi"h lie nee.d be th
ashamed, and no susp.irions of unft.ithfulnes to
his St.ite, t.:iehi requir'e arrutmoeat to reinove.
I is :tin:'dliate fri::"as 1 :id e i bors, then, tchecr
fully couxaen1 h.iini to y.u uas a woi:i* . ..eint
of your support. g lEE.NWOOD.
.B A- WI: are authorized t" annoince Dr. It. C
GlIUFFIN Candiidate to: Colngreys at the elec
tion in Noveruber.
State Normal School.
WILL BE IltE-OP'ENE1 ON MON- :'r
DAY. 7th0 :cober. Adntission will he IIn.
-"rn:ule during thie month of October, th::
:il front the l1t to the 8th January, +i
19t:2. Such young l;,.hies as may re- I
quire aitd in p:tying their bo'ard :i traviding ex- an"
pinses, should procure the reco::uicilati.n of any ler,
one of the inembers of the Lesisip-ure from thicr :It
Distrie:. :w1 apply to the Seero::iry at Charles- -it
ton. Arran::nents are mnade the the tatines o:' 'i t
such as r.ceive aid shall b known only t' :he 1.h
Chairman antd Secretary of the Bard. .
The following are the re1j:piiii-t for auitl:ti- t1
sion :t":
I. The caviililaites maust lie orer fo trie'an awtid tn- u
der t reuy-five years of lot'. 4' go.et inoral cha'- sl i:E
actor, and in sound bmioily health.
II. They nmt-t he abie to pas.: a sitifa-tort ex- (
aininati.)m in Engli.-h G rauiuiar, Mentail anid Writ
ten Arithmteie, tl-:igraphly, awil the hlikeoy of Si
the Confeederate and. Diit'ad States. In Enii~-.u
G r.ltumar the candidiatee inuslt he able toirs
readily ;ndl correctly any irtiluary El..;i'5'i i- e.
giving the dlell-;tton of the ptiri:' : s:e-:en. t ei
prioperties, aind the rules for their c'oneit:ue ,nlit.
la Written Arithimetic,. the can'ii'haes inn-t h~e
thornughily fimnilhiar' with :ll the raites u.-aai!! r
treated before Interest:" ceoa ex:::min iaa i i2P
be :nade as to the pupil's knowledge of the taliJ
of all kinds, which are iinade use oft ii Siniple :ii;.
Coino-mud. Niumbers, ant the proces for ti .,a:n
the tareatest Cuommon D.ivior an'd Leas' Coutiijai
Mulltiple. i
The examination in Getogriaphy w!!!h prni
pally confinedl to thiit of the Westen hhemiispi,:re''i
and1 Europe. r'el11 ~:.i tht h
in Ilistory vpeciial aeto !! ie - h
Colontia I li-tnry of the .X:eicrianl Stites.
T.he caudilid tis iiu.-t write a fair han-1. and
road aix.1 ipell respecttably in a1ny. ut'lnUary ?.iEn
Ill. '.b1 mi ust der:lrn' t!-eir d-r o:~k
thrinselves conipeitenlt ais T.echer's in thii, SU~ae.
It . Ehppichipua'it iall hpre.-ent on tIn hi.
day of the terin, a certiliente, Siatned bys a ln:.jiorh
of tile Di'lcgation f'roui the Election listrict in
which she resides.
Secretary C. r. S
October 9th. 2t 411.
FOR~ SALE AT TIlEl'
we
" Georgia Nursery,"
Near' Augusta, Ga.,
BY FLE.W1iNtG & NELSO0L
TiVLE Subiscribe:s offer fur sale a fine lot oi
.GRiA FTED) YOUNiJ FIL'IT T.RE~ES, con
aidting in part of
20.000 AlT.LE TRE-ES, one andi~ two
years old. and fr na nyte toi eigh: Icet high, anilong
which are sixty of the best Sothern~t varietics.
15,000 PEACH TlIt EES, ione year ol,
of very thrnifiy griiwr b. furtvyvi.-tie.' ot' which
ripen in successin fr'omi curiy: . une to Niove:nber. kri.
3,000 PEAlt TREEM, thir ty varieties, 'hi
all of which are in itiuine roots. ple.
15 varieties of PLD2iS, ripe::ing in suceesicn &
throu;;h the suminer. Also, A PICu'IS. NEC- Dk'
T A RINES. A LMONDS. F1tS. G itilE: cuT- v.i
t;U 110(R11T, &tc., &tc. Ever bloiiing 11051> E l li
and Or::.ttnental Shrubbery. (
Our TitEES will comp~are favorably with those
of any S..iuthen Nur.,ory, an.1 we wrill sell as cheap
ais :any of thernl. Wet take gr'eat care ii nickeing
thern in 3ic% and Straw., so th::t thiey may be
shippe'id sa fely tc .any iir: .4r the Southern Staites.
Descriptiv.: mi i'ri -a iUtmfogu.es sent gratis tu
all applicatt. A-tdrSS
F'LE.\IING &. N ELSiON,
August, Ga.
Octobe'r S'h :hi -1
State of South Carolina,
ENECl:TVIl ')EPA.' .'I\l NT. 1 -
CutAur.lcscr'r . ::a--. ':7. I :i .
BY HIS ExCErI:;NCY. F. W. l'lCKENi.'
G;OYERLNOR A ND CO31:.A.--:i:E' IN-ti'lll I FI
IN AND OVER TiilE S'rTi: OF 30'il I
''.\!!OLINA.
Wiiereas, infoirmaiti-mi i e ee rice ive.c:Ithe
Depatntit. that i Wf'. al' ::.ri aie :C , p' --
w.e- tri'. a:.d convice of . ai inr lion.'.'-'.
hie hu,.a 'n :he 5th of' Nv.-::'' 'net, iand e-ienpol .
frein the cu ?tody -'f th *''.-: w . b ii
chiar: : ~ F
Nosw. thevrdfire. I. ' F. W. '~ Pl , Vi GvrnorA
othit e t il of e: 1. t'r-i ":. clii e eb h.-- a
rewrd ofi iiN Iiii H l'!iis i '!. L\ !:i frt h v a
aprehen I s ii t a 'dd.irry in~ .u' .ire in hia -.A
chtate. I r
;The ii-ln o h-: i is l .i si. fe igh 1. ' 'ihrh
abou 3'ne ' 'aidre. nd chi'h'y ounds;l i, ibu
thir~ t yer. of Szet: Ciji i very hhi: haywi
J..od, . tlor bteju- i :'. S'er'. Whe:
(ia.c: ser !11 theswre. t a c Ioedntr, A
Eetayth.co
the yLEr bf bor lie hiy ' :ba-.i leir. hu11N
hr.-dch-:,r's lyonine airrel MAh.: i Ii:-rhc. I f *
d.awth se Iutb Cariin. tw -i':y+:h
. DN.' PIC EN8 D
J;rnieise A.etrS, 1epty11 rear of Srat
For Cash Only.
VIE Subscriber will sell his hoods from this
date, :15 above mentioned. T. ROOT.
)et 8.1 )!. 2t 40
bunted Light Artillery.
T the suggestion of a ninber of men, I will o
L receive Recruits for a LIt liT AIlTI LLElRY
,TTEltY. The guns hare been secure.l. 14
teport to W. C. (;LOVn. at lcech I-luinl, or j
me at Edgetieid C. .11. c
CICERO ADAMS.
)ct9 It 4l0 fat
-- ---- ----- Pr
tate of South Carolina, ':
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. GI
Is EQL7I Y.
inna Broadhurst, l
es. Partiin.
eo. D. Mills, Adm'or., et al.
Y Virtue of an order of the Court in this case,
1 I will proceed to sell at Edgelicld Court
use "n Monday the 4Ith Novemboer next. the
owing Real Estate of Dr. W. W. Broadharst,
'd., viz:
)NE TRACT (IF LAND containing Sixty
es, mpore or tess, "n which are tine improve..
Ills, tmiaking it one of the most desirable rest
ices in E'i.etield Dist-rict, situate in Beech
nl ll Montjoy's Branch, adjoining lands of
s. Mary Gardner, Jaies Panton, M. A. Mille
I others.
ERMIIS.-Sll on a credit of one, two aid Wr
cc years, with interest from day of sate, ex
it as to so mich as may be necessary t-. pay -
ts of suit which must hea paid in eash. The ye
reh:ser to give bond with at least two good b;
aties, to secure the purchase money, and pay se
titles extra.
Z. W. CAitRWILE, C:..t. ke
:om'rs Ofiee, Oct 7, 1B61. It du tof
. . ..ot
tate of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD) DISTL CT, ha
IN AQUIT Y. to
In;
C. F. Onzts and wife, eh
es. Partition. go
Iohn C. Shafer et al. s-t
Y \-irtn of an order of the Court in this case, Tli
1 I will proceed to sell at Edgetield C. ]1., on In
indty the 4th No.e:bier next, the following. eni
al Estat: of Wmt. Shafer, dtee'd., viz: e
)NE TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Dis- tu
t of Edgefield, adjoining lands of Thomas F. br
lliams, Simcon Timmermuan, John C. Shafer ho
I othets. iontaining Three hundred and three th
es. more or laSS.
PERMS.-Sdtl tn a credit of twIiie nonths.
ht interest front day of sale, except as to so
chi as mabe ne sry to defray the costs of
: snit. which muttst l paid in cash. Purcha
Sitw be requirled t give bond with at leas:
> s;, r:ties t' secur: the 1.urchau mone
I i':t "r title: extr. t
... ;. Z. W. CAlRWIlI.c. i.Et.
r i er. O c t. 7th, 1 Sti . -1t -11
tate of South Carolina,
EDGEFIRI) )ISTRICT.
IN U I I A1 :Y.
t W. F. LU L ISUE, Esq., Ordinary of Ege
field District.
Jhoere:h, J1 l. II:toilton has t npidied to im'
Letters of A dnini::tration, with the will an.
edi. on all and singular. the gols and clat
rights antI ere ii;s of Delii: ihlil-s, l:tt
the Distr ies a:fore:si.'l. d'.&d.
'hee are. therefore. t' cite and rlmonish all
singul:r. the kiudred antd cred iters of the said
ased. to he atl al.1'eCr bor-- r me. at our next
inary's Court for t':e :ai-l lii,-triet, to be holden rno
E.1-Eelieldl l'"ur: ;:',->:.t e.1 tnihe I ith '?ay w: 1t
i. tii. t h co t. if a.y, why the sait
intistration -lhould niot ht': gr::utel. Ar
Given under my h::nd .id teal, this 5,ti.:
if yt., in the ye ar of iur L., 1no then.
eighit hutndre :1 ::'d - ixty-::'w. a:,d ins thet .t
:t -sixth ye ar .,f thi ;'vere! nty and Inde'en
ec of the State f .u ':'11 Ci r.slien. is
W. F. L"iU'ISUE, O.E.it. Pr
: t 2: -1 -w
ste of South Carolina, :h
EDGEF~VELit D)ISTl! CT1...
R. .i. I.ie ,
r.. . i-'or i.. ui. '. -.-I. r
SC~ue .u u :
i!*l! tne in t.. . .~r .tated~ ease. hiaviti
!te l:: a r:, A. elh rwi fe :.- i tn --
w: to rai.: withi~ t.ht il:: -f this St:to:
th :: t pi .. o .'i 'I'.:-i.:i 2- with rolh t.
-: :ci: .ppIi r :t:.. ii-: :1 i sai-i Idte r i jt
hi:: a vet.: ::.d * ., :r.tt t h-- il::e hierenf, eo
I ::id ::bsoie ju:eu-nt i ih .-: --. i a. ilt
Sate of South Carolina, -I
EDl I /,1-' L' !)IJIST RIOCT.
I.Y UU.l.'li)I.L.1.. .a
Aagroni A. CIutk. )
tntael 1:. Fallcr. ) T
lE Pliaintif in the tatie --tted :t. . Laitviu,
this. d~ty tl'ed hi:e ?hshlaau in toy ouliec. ..n! A
liundant hvin gtd ne wif2 ::iir A thair ev
ou to retide within the limits of this S:::te, tJ .
:im cop.i.s ii' sahid d:elairatin with rules i
-I c:.:: l: se.:vd. :n in--tia -l M lesur. Ahbn.ey
'right, l'iiit i's A :itreyse. O~rei th. .;ai -
in uan: appl.:ar andii ile::tdi touid Ilii lartitn
litt i' t ven:-:n a .:v lirom the date hieretif. it
a d :absolute jm titin il Is etivent a;;aints o
S. hIA R R ISON, ec.e..
Ir'. fice Octobert a.t, pertii. efyo 1 40ihr
orate ofve Sot ytl oJeCh fi air
endr. ( r11 Folrs, :/ .111 ttatiy ma.tte L
Santi tel 1 Fll er. )~e T~t.tecnihri w.
ir wPahdill sin t!:e above gtiten as hitl.
thisit day tiia~ed i~ toeinrtin it n il,,un A
Defe~ian hIvngi tae wieno tjny.
.1 ce O dDelrtk wit ruest
irighit, Pliftis Aoeyt,n re rt ti-sid
V nda::t aipt An ile.M to NS airh eahin
in y . a.d a day fromthe ate hL,-treof co
i udalutei.. jugIenrt wiluhe ge wgin liet~
Mr . l l.li SONte .. -
le r' U bi-: Ocg a tl..ir tti, I iil. e . i'i -10
t Not.~Sice.i3lEI!1;. :
IRi'DYl.- ii rewarn' ia. per:in from t aing a
oria Noito ivi seia' m e to eresu touheiit
,cr hundred- (:I0 dLi rduondaate
1rnddae iin..1 lo.etuber18, tah e nt.ea-h
fornwh i si othwa giem nsfed,. a
1 m eeratned ir A to~~b pa it ulseuI.
ed bylaw.. UL1&1.' IA ThllPEli.
~.-u'.rii..~q~y x l~YA "
i--A yGit.' are TShtfort the. Aeven1h
tees . .. uh C t1 li .. na~ v i \' lirteers. Cln
Srl .t.ie.'. '\Icy PrAL't . jm
Notice. 2:
Richmond Academy.
Augttsta, Georgia.
'1I5 llsigilur Exercises of this Ittstntiim will
be rwsumnel on the 23d of Septemuber 1801.
yihe whole Counrse taughst in the Aelsdemy cm
ICes the Clas-sies and 112 athetuaties, as well as
the branches of an English edueatiion.
No charge made for the Study of the Freneh
nguage. This inguage will be spoken in the
uily of the Principal, and will be exacted of
ery buoarder.
Students fruta abronid may be boarded in the
oily of Principal: No Pupil re?:ding with the
incipal will be allowed to visit the business por
ns of the City without permis-ion.
lQnarterly reports will be sent to Parents or
1ard:ia:s.
loard and Tuition, $300 per annum, payable
arterly.
Day Scholars in English Dopfrtment per quar
ter, $1U.
Day Scholars in Classical Department per quar
ter, $15.
Quarter con.ists of Eleven Weeks.
Vacation dates from 15th Angust to lit Oetober
JAMES L. ItOSSIUNOL, Principal.
Sept 24 tf ;S
dgefield Female College
11IE Ixercises of this Institution will come
. enee again on Mouday the IMth inst.
The Teachers will be the samie as heretofore,
th the exception of Mr. ROIIEItT J. GWALT
I.Y, whose place will be sup plied by his sister,
ss MATTtlE GWALTNE Y. No Teacher has
been uia.!oyed in the Department of Music;
holtd the nuuber of Pupils justify, the
vices of ooe will be ituedhately engaged.
Patrons are assured th::t the Scbeol, as long as
it up, will be conducted as eieiently is here
ore. There is every re:non Wi-.. at thi- tiute,
r Femasle School shoul go on us usual. This
be dune even though many of us still are
led to arms. We have a nu:nor of Southern
lies, not now employild, who are fully quijilijl
nake gootd 'Tenc hers. Let such enter our Fe
ile Schools; aud, if ued be, take the uetire
irge of them. The day has come when the
uth must educate more thoroughly her daugh
s. We want no inure Teach'ers ftrm the North.
L atruggle is for Sueul no less thai 'olitical
lependence. The one, by the help of God, we
conquer with the sword ; the other, we must
omplieh by self-reliance, intelligeneo and vir
Parents ! nany of your brave runs and
:hors are in our Army, to remain we know not
w long. Educate, thef, your daughtera, that
y may in turn educate the next generation.
Eor information refer to Catalogue, which will
sent upon appliicat ion.
JOHN I. GWALTNEY,
Edgefield C. U., S. C.
ept i tf
Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA.
ErctiE LItr.tirvwT, July G, l;til. )
CCORD)ING t: An Act of the Confederate
L Cm::r.:-, entiticl " An Act to put Into Ope
.i"n the ti..vsrnrnan:t under the permanent Con
utioi oif tl-e Conti elr:i e lt's of America,"
e rteired th: : earl State .:hall vote on the
t Wldcsdilav in Noivuemtber nex, for Irosident
I Vice 'r:'i'nt if tei t'oitt; iSrate States.
ib oMeers are to be imi.uiuratad on the twenty
nil (.f F'e:enrtry next. andC
!'!:t "0 r 1a exis!iing I:iv of the State pri
e i th::t tie Eierto fir Pre.:ielt nt d \'ienL.
ide::: shall bi :ppi.ntedl by the Legisl:ure.
I rhiereas, the L'egisl:ture iof tihis Sai:t will vii
in regub::r :-essi: at tthe :iny.- prescribed by?
aforesaii A ct, fir app ointment it Elect r:,
I'herefore. ie ii knwan ihit I, F. W. Pl~t.
:s. t oivernoir iu sand ''ver tie Staite oft South
riniia. ly virtune oft the piower '.ested ini me b
ti!y, ids issue this.,~ my PROC LA3i1AT ION.
inhetrsi.f the II iuse iof lttptei-een.itives toi ci.n
i i:: CtJ:ibi-i su the fir.-: 31na ti Nivemii
-ie::t on.-uinng, th:.t :hi-: ti::y be presnti Lu the
us.3of terrutmic., a :i s.id~ fir't W.:ue'
in Niv rr. it5 p;i:t F.Ie .r:. i1 Pi:,!.
tani \'iee Prcoble:i -.f the. 4 -nifeder:.ia t
A tii:. in cionforiit n Ih the A e: .f the Con
: th e~ p :ulm ent Gov ~ier it is t.. be iorgan.
.1. :n eleciion wilt ii res1ni it' iwo $set:ato.rs
mi i., :'e. n~al al *O. ini al prioi.iliity. con
era: the i til a r -il: i* ille e ti v, other
|;rt:inli ti :ir- w~Ils i i em I in U t the *.1mi
luly.. in the yena of or L-rd. Cln- th:as:ani
.::hi hunri . and~'..;isy.%n. n inte ..hy
THuIRD VOLUMfl
or Tin:
WTER j FIR ESIE
JAME8 GARDNER, Proprietar.
ilE TIIIl) VOL.UME OF TilIS FAVOtU
lI TI: SOUTl EltN FA31ILY J.l'ItN.\LI
jim--n.-e-l with the istue iit 3ay 25th, 186il. It
olublihed att Atugusha, tkuargia,. every Satuird:iy;
tiniing foirty colu;:ens if entertaintingr reading
R lE, 111RTICULTihE; : t the low pi~e oft
ii IJollart per y.-er.
ts Editors sire: Liternry, .\s. NavTH.a~ E:.i.s;
riiiltral, U un rtI.c:. .'d. D., profe.ssor if
riiultt~:re iln Geo.irg'i aw niersity lIrticuzlture.
:ro L.sT.4rc.
'he fiollowing n.re eulleds from~ many
EXPCESSIONS OF T[iE P'RESSI.
t:1 writers are the mo1(St di: jtitiid hii ?41
th."[ lilt:i, New Orleaiis.
Staudi in the very frosnt r-sk."
A most acceptable piI e."
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The blest investmlent ofii t woi doilai:: ht ciiuld
Dserves the most liberal paitrona2ge."
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'ie eiirditly ciilninet 'il it ti alliciiliers.'
Its contents are :are. :andl n;-reablef."
Calulated em2inelyh iti ii-rivo tie siil andl
.11." [Enqunirer, 31Mph j~is.
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[.Juurnasl. Liiuisville.
{5.u t h rn A r;;is. Nor fiolk, Va.
Every reainig mtan in the ciiutIry* ,hlmn~
e it." [It 'puiblic, Augustiu.
Gices full value for the lioney."
[Situ brion, Juecl:.in, 3Miss.
Withsot a1 rivald-ihe hiirt dial comelts to us."'
: E xlpr.-.. \'ieksbiirg, isi..
1Couiriier. Chiirleltonu.
A weluine gise..t it etvr fie.."
[Aidveri her, .t-ir'geuerv, AIlt.
'!'ermn:. ot' suabscription.
l'.\r.~ii. Ai.w..V, iNi . AvveEr.
iug cpy, p:-r annn.................. 2,0
i coipies, " " ........ , i...0,
wnty cop~ies, " ............ 22,0
llE t lELTD ANI) F"IIREMUE is now firmly
iishedlci. It is handJsomuely pin tted, in folio
II, fur Limiing, oni the best pasper, with alear
e. E very exert ion is inadeii to vindiicailo its
ms to bI "T ilE FIliST WEEKLY PsAPiER
TilE St)'TII."
I wishing to bseeiino subscribe~rs, wilt pievnse
resi . JAS. GARDNER, Proprietor,
Augusta, tia.
-OICE.-All persin. intdebtedl to the Es
tle of Wa.shinigtiin Wise, dee'd., are requeist
ii comie forward andI sct Il t he~ chimsi againist
m; and all those having demnansds agaiinst said
at, are also requested to preseunt them priiper
ttestedfur paiymeint.
It. A. ShIA W . cigE's
W. 8. WISE.' Aem. E's
og 27 ttf 47
Notice.
tPai y iabsence Mr. J.'.vii S. lannisosn
is my aniti riaeid A ycent. A il persns1 ainy
e inebtad i meu will pilouse iii k" pr. mlit paly
...... ~ii Aen. A. hi wJn a E- r
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS!
----
T H E
801BilH00E~i BilillER
MANUFACTURtED AT
Columbia, S. C.,
BY R. M. STOKES & CO.
T 1E subscribers hereby notify the Farmers
and Planters of the Southern Confederacy
that they are now establishing a factory for the
production of a commercial Fertilizer, which they
believe will be found equal toa any fertilizor here
toforu purchase1. from the North. All the ingre
dients of the SOUTIIIltN COMPOUND FER
TILIZER are fluud in abundance in the South,
and only require the application of scientific
knowledge tit make us perfectly independent of
our cnuies, even in this particular.
Our into ition is to sell our Planters an honest
and reliable Fertilizer, peculiarly adapted to our
own soil, climate, and crops, and, as far as possi
ble, shield them from the gross impositions so r
frequently palmed upon them by Northern ma- I
cure maanu'aeturers.
Our Fertilizer contains all the elements neces.
sary for the food of plants. heing composed of
1'ULVEIIZE) NIGHIT SOIL, POTASH, DIS. n
SOLVED) BONES, SULPh URIC ACID, PLAS.
TElt anl LIME. The manure thus formed, con
taining a large per centao of potash snad other
alkaline salts, will render it itculuaole for cotton,
and will be found to influence the growth of all
other crops suiciently early in the season, though
not quite so promptly as Peruvian Guano. It will
hold out longer, and mature the seed perfectly,
giving diecidcdly the best crops, and will show
irself in mut instancos superior to Guano or many
other of the most populatr fertilizers. We shall
he ready to supply the Fertilizor about the 5th of
September.
Price, $45 per ton of' 2,000 lbs., cash,
bankable paper, or Confederate State ]funds.
It. M. STOKES & CO.
.Columbia, S. C., Aug 20 : t 32
THE CDNSTITUTIONALIST,
AUGUSTA, G2.,
I one of the MOST DESIRABLE PAPERS
iYpublished in the South. In its
Commercial and News Department,
No labor is spared to give the earliest and most
accurate intelligence from nll quarters. Its
TE4EGRAPIIIC COLUMN
Is filled with ample and reliable Information of
occurreaces at the political and commercial eon
tree.
In Politics,
TIlE CONSTITUTIONALIST is thorougbly I
Southerb, and! adheres, under our new Govern
Otent. to its principles of STATE RI ZITS and
-T1t lCT CONST 't:TION It alvocates the ad
mission into the Southern Confederacy only of
those S tates which
Itecoguiac Property in Slaves!
As a plirt of their Social System.
TEB.1VCTS.
Daily Constitutimnnlist.......................$8,00
'Fri-weekly . ..................... 5,00
W eakly ". ..................... 2,00
No paper sent unless the CASH accompanies
the order.
If-Specirno copies sant when asl:ed for.
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
Augusta, July. 1 6 I t' 29
State of South Carolina.
d ~ a ~.
ENE CUTIVI OFlCE,
Cot, a utF ;". Sep. ' tm e, 180 .
T) The Managers of'Electins.
N thea issuing of writ4 recently tao thea Maongers
af lElectioni-. thoa fict was ov erlookehd thast our
o:te Con.'titutio~n war. chtangedl by the two acts
r .mn whiib extraicts aro aquotedl beloiw, and hot
.no diay wans i bavead far ihahling the polls, instead
.' tw-n, . armecrly : Man:iaers of Elections will
* - re't..ro take~ not ive. amil hold the election for
ne. ut:ay only, and co-.mt aod return the votes n
.uiredl hv law.
It wil! I'e seen that the acts below atre intended
a~ re~ulate our ti ate electi--ns: baut the Canstitu-.
ian of the Cainfederatu .States giveis Congress the
:.'.we~r, if .Ihey tlhik paropier, oa .'talilh a uni
tri al .11'in the States for hothing the eletion,
-nf mnmisr-: af tangres, and the acnt of Congress,.
ixiLgith- lirst Wediesda~y in Octobher next. say
hrai tihe elvctiam is ti.e eaondlucted according to
the farms establihedl by eac'h State.
F. W. PICK ENS.
in
.n et:acnt irai in ::et to alter and' niuneral thai
Laintheli gni'i 'at Iha fir.- article aof the Conistitu
taon af th .2inaio a'! *:oth Caroliin...
atGe . i i and fl~ m-acr of tie Hin.-e oaf JA.'ai -
...-ntidive:: .,hnill be chosen ton lhe Tr 'ES ['AY ~
ilTER T1IE $E'cUND MONDAT IN OCTO.
ii:t in the, ve.:- lf a .ir L'r'l one t haandl eiIh:
;a:nlai:l ani Sixi y-taw:. :ni on th.' smi dayv in t
evrvy 'eca:;dl rar the'raafter, in siuch tiianner a:aalj
., i' n i ltimes' a ri' hirein diirecai ,'" &c.
!x~r::t fr.m :in ;ac'~.' :eler andl :ia:.cn! the laiw in
r.ahn .,the imiahtid of couingmq votes in alt
ekiti5n by'. thev peple.
" Tht herenart-r, ini aill el.:etions lay the paple.
thie ~ni-:iers shia'l proaceed tai count the votes pr.h-.
il a. imimeadiaitely a:ler the tinal clising of' thte
.lis nit thn precinact v'ihore the votes havre been
iken, makzie outt a ce'artificate ofi the restalt, whicb
sll he signed by the moanlgerre, aor a aonijority of TI
betn. anad :aken t-, tile Cs-urt laoune, or pblic' noaw
i xed by law Ifor eauntinug the vates, oan the al:ty
::xt. subasequteit to the lay at' the stiai d tletioni,
afn fr baefore the~ hour oif four o'ehaek, P. 2!., by
a:' or mo-re oft the i'.l- mil:nter--," &tc.
Licoln's Blockade Beat! U
-ii)
0
9 l i Mi )J
ONE DO011R l;LOW TIlE CIT.Y HOTEL,
AU(GUSTA, GEORGIA,
IA. just received fraom New Orleans, via
Chtarlestn, ia large Consignment, viz:
125 BUirrels Supecrioar re-hlailead MOL ASSES;F
60t Ilarraels A. Nr'. I New Orleans STRU'P;
150 lIlids. New Orleans S UGARtS, comprising
the best qualities
Also. CORN. E A L. :ind PR ODrCE GENE
R1 A lL Y, atnd lnst thbough not least, some0 FINE
TOGIA WIIISKEY, faor years old-til ofr
yhich will bo sold on reatsonaible terms.
Agusta, May l1i, 18t61. tf 20 ~
.... --
rt
BAUM & KAUFFER,
UAVE R ECEI\ ED
p,
STOCKiNC aAN!
Agnat a, Aug 27 tf 24 s
FRESH GOODS
For the New Year! !
lIE Suibscriber ainnounlces to lis nunierous
rustome.rs, that lie has JUST REPLENISH
~D hiet with nmany tiew and desirableJ
G*oods Suited to the Season,
Whaihi tnakes his Stock very complete and ready
for the aopening of' the New Yeiir's trade, which
wilt ie sold on reasonable term:s to punctual cus
toaers.
A very liberal discount will he made on each
bils.
g(rGrocerice sold fair cash only.
E. PENN, Agent.
Jan2 tf
The Greatest Medical Discovery of
the Age!
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
MD. l ENNEDY. of Rtoxbury, hia discov.er
cd in one of our cuomaon palstutre
wreeds a retnedy that cures
1Dvory 2K.:Enc. ofTEcam 3
Fro,,n thec worst &r'u'.fula down to a C'onanion
Zre--Far Kunnedy's Trentment on Disenses of:a
tho Skin, which are faar rtrauitoumscirculation, up'
ply to C. W. & J. B. HODGES.
u.... tfer
J. E. MUSE,
IURGICAL AND MECUANICAL
DENTIST,
IS Permanently located at Edgefield C. .
Otlie in Uppur North Itauai in Maj. S. S.
omxtNSs' lts?idenice, tfrinerly Nicholas' llutel.
All operations guarantied. The best of referen
es given if necessary.
PRICES:
For Gold Fillings.............................$2,00
"t " "1 Extra size,.............. 3,00
" Tin " ..................1,00
" Extracting Teeth........................ 1,09
" Full Setts of Teeth, upper and
lower, on lest Gold Pr :e.........200,00
" full setts, uper and lower, on
Cheoplast ie .Metal................... L,0,00
" full setts, on Silver Plate............ 80,00
July 10 tf 27
J We are authorized by many friends of Col.
HARRISON to announce him a candidate for
o-election to the oflice of Clerk of the Court for
:dgoficld District.
April 17 tf 15
pe The friends of JACKSON COVAR an
ounce him a Candidate :' r Clerk of the Court o
ideglield District, at the next election.
April 23, 1801 16 4tf
latronize Southern IMetlianics!
JAMES McMILLAIN,
Watch Maker & Jeweller,
AIKEN, S. C.,
S prepared to execute all work entrusted to him
with neatness and dispatch, and warrant to
lve satisfaction. Chrystals and Hands fitted to
Vatches, Hair neatly Plaited in Lockets, Pins, &e.
-Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
July 3 ly 26
1ARDINER & RUSSELL
(ScecESsons TO Gia an & Mooan,)
Warehouse and Comiission
MERCHANTS,
IcINTOSH STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
ILL give thqir personal attention to - the
STORAGE and SALE OF COTTON,
nd such other Produce as may be sent to thorn
y their friends and the Planting public.
p -CASH ADVANCES MADE ON PRO
)UCE IN STORE.
JAS. T. ARDNER,
W. D. RUSMELL.
Augusta, Sept.11 t 36
NIE CHARLESTON MEiCUitY,
A POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL,
LND LITERARY NEWSPAPER,
'UBL'IIED DAILY AND TM-WEEKLY.
CIIAILESTON, S. C.
TERMS--CASH, IN ADVANCE:
)AILY MERCURY, for 1 year - - - $10.00
" " for G months - - 5.60
~ " for i utuuths - - t0
For less tl:an three munitahs, S1 per uonth.
Nwcasiaper Deale:s and Retail Agents supplied
n liberal terms.
RI-WEEKLY MERCURY, for 1 year . $5.00
0 if" for 6 months 2.50
" for 3 months 1.25
For less than 3 nonibs, 50 coots a month.
FROM Till. DATE, no subscriptions out ' f
ic city will be received unless accompanied with
ie Push.
POSTMASTEPRS are anthoriaed to net as our
tgular Agents in obtainiug subscribers and for
aid in adrucno.
Subscribers dcsiring their papere changed, muist
ention the Post O~ico fronm, as well as the one
, which thesy desire the change to tie iade.
Gentlemni get ting up Clubs of 5, 1t0, 20) or more
ill be supplied at 20 per cent. less than Regular
ates.
ADVERTISING RATES,
T H E ME'R CURY h as now the largest cireula
ot.f any paper in the State, andl is second in
uis respect to hut few papers in the South ; it
acere offers great advantages to business men
nd others, whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQ U.AR E of~ 13 lines, siolid Nonpareil,
:Lh insertion, a05 cents, aind for eaeb additional
no 3 cents.
COMMUNICATIONS of personal interest will
o charged us advertising matter..
Orders fromi witihout the city to, pnilidh Adver
seiments, Marrinage Notices air Obituaries, will
ot bei nhe.n-leid to unless the cash, or an neeepta
Ic ci'.y referenena, aiccompa~tny the orader.
:WOn ill hilils of $30 and over, 20 per cent.
ieuiint is allowoid.
ge S-nt Ciarlina Bank Bills taken in pay.
ie'nt fair subusription ti the Mercury.
Chiarl~tu, July 1361.
2HE SUUTHERNS UARDIAJ,
A PoliticalI and News Jonisnal,
PUBLISIIED AT COLUMBIA ,S. C.
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
BY 0, P. PELHAM,
ERtMS.-DAnLv, Sti; TI:t-W.V.KLY, $1; WEEK
LYv, $2, a year. Puynent invatriably
in advane.,
pi'lIS .JOURNAL, now entering upon its third
L year under the present piropIrietor, is rapidliy
t:ieding its circulatiun anud inhluence. Founded
id conducted upoin the principilos of State 1igthts,
enjoys the reaarad of public cointidcie anal on
ghtened approval. Entirely independentit, in its
nugewuunt, it hats st-ad with unwavering conli
uce, and soundness, integrity and consistency
'its principles. Through evil report as well as
trough good, its voice hias been heard in defence
'the EQUALITY of the South: its counsels
no ever been and are.for RESISTANCE to the
rngs attempted to be put upon us by a section
mnajority.
The SOLUTH ERN GUA RDIAN looks fur sup.
>rt to the State and section whose rights, honor
id interests it has faithfully espoused and main.
inod.
Columbia, July 1S61. t f 29
'H SOUTH CAROLINIAN,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKCLY,
A-r Cotas1, S. C.
RANKLIN GAILLARD, EDITOR.
AND TIHE
COLUMBIA BANNER,.
A 1-E EKL Y FA..1ILY P APER,
Pils is the largest Family Paper in the South,
and is offered to the domestic circeo for
EWS and P'OLITICAL INTELLIGENCB.
ho Titles, and Stories which are offered tai the
aders of the Banner are the efforts of Southern
cenus, which it is a pleasure to foster. Original
ketches, Li teruary atnd Scientific Essays, and Mis
tlaneous Selections, regularly make their ap
urance in its columns.
SUBSCRIP TION-Daily, $0 ; Tri-Weekly, $i;
'eekly $2 per annum, in advance. All Papers
oped when subscription .expires.
R1. W. GIBBES, Proprietor.
Columbdi, July 1561. tf 29
ALL AM) 1YITE STMi~, 16(!
ATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS
Yholesale and Retail!
Geo. W. Ferry,
MASONIC HALL B3UILDINO,
2-14 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.,
' AS received a large anal cnrefully selected
Stock of GJents Maleskin, Cassitmere, Amseri
tn andl French Felt HATS.
Cloth, Plush, Silk Velvet, Glaald and Seamless
APS, new and elegant patterns;
Youth's anal Children HATS and CAPS, in
rent variety of handsoame styles.
Silk, Alpacca and (hinghiamna UMBRELLAS;
Hleavy Plantation H ATS for Negroes:
Fresh G oods receireod by every Steamer. Prices
a cheapl as the cheapest.
Ciall and see.
Augusta, Ga., Sept. 19, 1860 tf 36
Notice.
ALL. parsons having dlemands against the Es
Itatoof Rosalla Blaloek, dec'd., will pleas
anal them in to me, properly atteseted, immedi
tly. P. R1. IL ALOCK, Ex'Q.
M.ar e r 10 -
NW AN3 BAUTIFUI GOOBS'
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER!.
BAUM & KAUFFER,
U
UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL,
E
A U G U S T A, 0-A.
Would call the attention of the Ladiee to the fact that they have just reseived
A SPLENDID ASSORTXENT t
Of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS for SPRING AND
SUMMER TRADE. Oar spacious Store is filled as usual
WITH ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE
Belonging to the Dry Goods line, and our customers will find the
VARIETY: OF NEW DRESS GOODS
So eagerly looked for, and of which but little is in the market. We have on hand -
a choice lot of
LAWNS, PRINTS,
JACONETS, GINGhAMS,
ORGANDIES, BRILLIANTS,
BAREGES, PEBEALS,
IEBEGES, CAMDRICS,
B'LI SILK LACES, CILAFE MAMETS,
BAREGE DELAIdES,
CIIALLY DELAINES--TOIL DES DAMES,
TOIL DU NORD, POLL DES CIEVRE,
PLAIN POPLINS, FIGURED POPLINS,
BAREGE ANGLAIS FIGURE, MOTTLED MODENAS, 1
EMBROIDERIES, BRILLANTES,
XRIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, CORSETS, LAVELIAS, PARASOLS,
HAIR NETS, HIMALAYAS, PURE MOHAIR,
GLOVES, MITTS, GEO. BUTTONS,
MAGIC RUFFLING,
&C., '&C.
ri
to
V<
W
C'
ElOzxie "1k/jaCl~ GrOOCdS:
an
to
HOMESPUNS, OSNABURGS, STRIPES, &c., &L.,
AL.L OF SOCYTI BRN\ FAC.TORIES_
Our stocks in DRY GOODS consists of:
Brown Homespun, Towelings, Linen Drills,
White Shirtii gs, Diiipcrs, Ca sireres,
Sheetings, Table Corers, Handkerchiefs,
Hickory,Marile Quilts, Jackonets,
Deimsr, Muuequito Nettiiigs, White Goods,
Denimis,
Marlboror, " Bars, Checks,
Linens, Pantaloon Stuffy, Swiss, etc.,
Table Cloths, Cottonades, Hoop Skirts,
Napkins, Marsaiile s, &c., c., &c.
:3
C
.u!
Al
SPECIAL NOTICE.
laying a FULL SUPPLY of all kinds of Goods for the WHOLE COMING
SEASON, we are selling theme at the WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES,
Not Raising the Price of Any Article!1
.ii
ar
Ourow Mnandkrchef,
ALS ae dil dedto urSwioo.,
BArsUMes &c.,A&c.,&c
Nogut MaisntePrc1f n At1l 7
CA.NDIDATES..
for Sheriff.
HENRY B. GALLMAN.
JAMES EIbSON,
F. V. CUUl'Eit,
WtiILIAM 6-P111{E ,
JH1iN UL.AND,
-0
For Tax Collector.
BERRY H1ORNE,
W. H. 1ULLOWAY,
BENJ. ROPER,
STARLING TURNER,
C. M. MAY,
CHARLES CARTE):.
Medical.
V S. CANNON, M. )., having ha. ate.t
e i. Beech Island, offers his Proe i...ul
rviees to the public. 04lce and rcaiticce ut
r. S. J. M. C.AU Rt'S.
Beech Island, Mar U, 16G1. Ct IQ
SPARIKER,
DENTIST!
PPER ROOMS OF MR. 0. D. T1.LL.IA 5S
LAW OFFICE.
Idgeflild, S. 0., March 10, tf I1
LUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
BY WHEELOCK.
Convenient to the Carolina side.
Provided with the best the market affbrds.
Adjacent to first rate busineas housea.
Ready with conveniences to facilitate travelica
t any and every route.
Prepared to accommodate all who may desire it.
A gcol bar and plenty of tee.
We respectfully ask the attenttoa of Edge sl4
our Card.
Jane28 tf 2:.
GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
AUSTIN MULLARKY, Proprietor.
Augnata, May 1 3m 17
Y. H. HOWA R D,
o. 172, Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
APPOSITE AUGUSTA HOTEL,
:deeps Always on hn na
IACON, CORN, OATS, PEAS,
HIAT, MOLASSES, LIMI,
Lfld all Kiis of Prmluce (01:r aIW
Augusta, Mar 16 6,a 11
New Goodz
FOR TUB
SPRING & SUMMER
T B.A D E S.
-------
i PMNN, Agent, respectfully intf-m s his
4e numerous custotuers that he is n'.w reetir
g und opening a iraos BE'A PTIF(:L an
Desirable Steek of Geds.
His Stock has boen selectedl with gre at cars,
d1 purclased on theO MUST FAV:O1ABLE
3RIMS, and will embrace every varis~ty aird
rio of Staple rand Fancy Gaode.
A moat beautiful assrtment of L A DI~ EBON.
ET'S, trimmed andl umarimmecd.
Misses and Childr:n's White and C&lore.l hATS
every variety sud .-Iyle--triuma.od anud un
.amed.
A beaut-iful Stoek of FLOWERS and R UCHES
,d Straw TRIMMING;
Ladies' and Mies UEAD NETS, in great va
ty, and a great many other bandemso articles
suit the Ladies and Miscee.
In MEN'S and BlOYd wear he has a large and
sirable Stoek of G~oods for Coats, l'ants and
ists, embracing~ overy variety of Cotton and
onlen T1WEEDS, Summenar CASSIMEREM,
iTONADEi, DIRILLINGS, Lincu GOODS
d Bluel: Sumtner CLOT USi.
A large andi well sele':ted Stock of ShOES
rehanied before the Tarii.
And a great variety of other erirable Goodls
tedion;a t-> niention, nil of whieh will be sold
At Reasonable Prices.
-A 'jeral discount madle to casha eutteiers.
ta f 17
T OTICE.-Application wvill he made to ILe
next Le~rfslature for a Publie Roa~d running
ms the u~ain Roaa-l leading from Aiki~n to Edge
Id C. 14., about two aiils from' Aiken aend Inti-r
siing the Deville landul or the Pubil Roed
uning by Mr. Chans. P'lunkets, abo!, one mile
utla of the said Plunicets.
Jdh~e 5 ;t22
Flour and Candles.
UST received a fin. supply of ClhOICE NEW
FLU.Aso, a baarge lot of A dimentitre
INDLES. I L. R. COtiBURN.
July 31i tf s
Flour and Meal.
i0 Sacks Extra Fatuily FLOUR.
10 Sacks Superfine Family l'LOU'R.
)0 Bushels Corn MEAL.
For Cash. R. T. MIMS.
July 3 t f 2fl
ash, and Cash .Only !
1~ROM nil after this diato I em determinaed to
sell GROCERIES ONLY FUR 'lHE CASU;
d will in no instaancu persnit any ,irticioa in ti~e
-ieery line to leuvo the Stu.re until paid for. I
a forced to the adaption of this yism from the
:t that I have to pay the Cash for all my Gro
ries. I will however sell nei chaspas the ceep
tto caioh customers.
E. M. PENN.
July 2-4 tf 29
For Sale,
NO. 1 Lot of STitONG lBUGGY IM
I NESS. Will be sold low If sp liied for co''.
S. E.BO31 ERS, Agt
Feb11 tf
HAVE appointed A. STEYENS, o'f Augues:n,
nmy Agent for the enle of any Pore .North Car
na WHISKEY. All whou wish to p t a elihe
iele, would do well to call and exxs ine it.
J. H A L EIS' N.
Sharlotte, N. C., May 27, 186i1. 3aa .1
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
LVN ORDIXA R Y.
Y W. F. DUR ISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge.,
field District.
ed to mue for Lettora of Administration, on :41
d singular, the goods and chattlee, right.s and
edits of Hion. F. HI. Wardlaw, late of the D~is
et aforeaiid, dei'd.
Theae are, therefore, to cite and admonieh all
d singular, the kindred and creditore of the said
ceased1, to be and appear before me, at our next
'dinary's Court for the said District, to be hoki
Edgoflold C. H., on the11hl day of Nov. uest,
show cause, if' auny, why the sai.i administratjion
Lould not ho granted.
Give under my hand and seal. thi. 13th ay ef
upt. in the year of our Lord e thousand eight
androd and. sixtyone, and in the 86th year of
ndependence of South Carolina.
~ W. P. DURISGE, e.E ~,.
Oat 2, 18f>0, 6it
Blooded Sheep !
AFEW FINE BLOODED BUCKS for Sgle.
.For particulars, apply a t this Omee.
Sept 9 tr 86
F OR SALE.--A PAIR OF NORTHERN
CARRIAGE HORSES, young and acefla
t.S. S. TOMPEINg.
Sept 23S 2t .
Wagons!
I H AVE on band FOUR TE EN WVAGO35, mado
Iof the best mnaterials, which I will sell on e
sonable terms. Sizes froin one o sx
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