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For Congress. :;' We are authorized to announce Gen. M. L. BONHAM a candidate for election to the Con federate Congress. Other papers in the Congressional District are requested to copy. Jl-The Friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq., beg leave to announce him a Canaidate to repre sent the Fourth Congressional District in the Confederate Congress. Oct 9 tf 40 For the Advertiser. To the Voters of the Fourth Congres sional District: Col. JOHN A. CALIIOUN. of Abbeville, is a Candidate for the Congress of the Confederate States. Ilis high-toned moral character, mental qualifications and political antecedents for the last thirty years, in opposing the usurpations and cor ruptions of a tyrannical and rotten Government, leave no record behind of which he need be ashamed, and no suspicions of unfaithfnlness to his State, which require argument to remove. His immediate friends and neighbors, then, cheer fully commend him U you as a worthy recipient of your support. GREENWOOD. 10- WF are authorized to announce Dr. R. C GRIFFIN a Candidate for Congress at the elec tion in November. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD oP Comm'rs of the Poor FOR EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -0 To His Honor, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and General &s sions for Edgefield District,-Fall Tern, 18G1: The Board of Commissioners of the Poor for Edgefield District, beg leave respectfully to re port: That there are at this time Four Lunatic Paupers in the State Lunatic Asylum at Columbia chargeable to the District, viz : Sarah Foster. An sabel Morgan, F G. Freeman antl Lovy WVever. That Forty-one different Paupers have received benetits from the Poor funds of the District du ring the year. We have sent one to the Lunatic Asylum, viz : Will:atu Youngblood ; sent three to School to the Downer Institute, viz: Wilson Franklin, Jases P. Turner and Jacob Turner. Two Lunatic Paupers, William Youngblood and Henry Gallman have been cured and left the Asylum. Two have been brought back from the Asylum to the Poor House. vii: Wintey liender son and Nancy Mays. Seven have left the Poor hlouse during the year of their own accord, who have either been euredl or have recovered, Tiz: Kate Norris, John T. Norris, Winney Henderson. John Croner, Robert Turner, Sarah A. Turner ani Mary J. Turner. There are Twenty-five Pa;upers at this time re maining at the 'ooir Ileu-e. viZ: 1. Sally Poluty, aged tt years. 2. Nancy May::s, aged 57 years. idiotic. 3. Naney Rue, aged 51.1, idiotic. 4. Sarah Plimale, aged :!9. dctormed. 5-. Wesiey Plimale, age'l 19. idiotic and deaf. t.. Mar;; Wilson, aged 3-l. destitute. Susan hjltes, aged 53, S. L.vis liehes, aged 28, idiotie. .9. Eli:.a hllltand, ageol 2:1 defo rmecd. 10. Fred artin, aged 11, epileptic. 11. lE:lizabeth Turnage, aged SS.'.hlInd. 12. Tide:ua: llawls, aged 82. unlhieted. :. Sa.uan Cheatham. aged ::9, idiotic. 1-. .;i-,iah Swindle, aged 47. atllicted. 15. Mary Timtnerman, aged 26, destitute. 14. Wil-iam Timnmerman, aged 5, destitute. 17. Elizabeth Tiumeruman, age-l 1, destitute. 1:. William Clairke, aged1 1, atullicted. 9. Ans-n 3obIley. aged t7. aillieted. 2:. E iz.ibeth .J ones, aged 6, eripple. 21. Ei.:abeth G ritiith, aged 24, destitute. S2 a iu psi;n Bland. age.l 56. atilie.'. 24. Benj.iuin Franklin, age-l 75. t.lind. 25. -- triulith, infan't born at P'. 11., destitute. The tract of Lind bielonging t., the Poor lliuse contatins Twvo hundred and ninety-seven (297) acres, (the titles well secured, all re .r ed,.i ii,. Clerk's oiice.) about '0 acres o.f whwni are itu cul tivation in Oats. P'otatoes, Corn, Peas. &c.. worked entirely by the Paupers, such as are able to work at times : and by the good management of our excellent Steward, Mr. Lewis hlerliong, the piriim is fidr for a tolerably good crop. Also, there pentginlg to the place two 31aes, a smill Stock Cattie aud Ilogs. 'The builings are all in ~lerably good repair. The chief object of the Doard has been to render the Paupers coumforta ble and happy at the least possible expense to tlie Dlistrict : and the Board flatter thiemselves that in performance of their duty they have tact been surpassed by any forrume Board of C.,m:uis-ioners. We beg leave farther to report. That the Beard have reenutly ascertained that F. Ii. Frteman, now in the Lunatic Asylum as a Lun:atie Pattper, ebargeable to the District for near the last tw-elve years, is seized and possessedl of, in his ow rnght. an estate in the hands of a Guanirdian amply sufli cient to pay all his expenees att the hiu:mtic Asy 1um; and for that purpiose~ the Comtssioners of. the Poor have filed a bill in the Court if Equity against the party concerned. ti) recover thte saune. Also, that Anson M1obley, now a P'auper nt the P'oor Ifouse, bas an Estate cotming to him of iirigi nally about eight hundred dollars. by the death oh his daughter Caroline 3Mobley. late ofi Edg.e-neld Distric:, which is in the hands of Dr. 31. W. A ., lacy, her Gtuardiani. The Board of Comm::iseioners would respectfully ask that the Court would direct them the piroper course tu pursue in reference to thne matter. For a mirnute account of Receipts and Disburse mients, we refer your .Ilonor to a report of the Treasurer, and his vouchers, herewith respectful ly submitted. J0IIN P. 3MICK LER, Chair'n. A. JTosi:s, Sce'ry. A. Jones. Trcasurcr, Is AccouNsT Cenints-r wrrn -na-: Boan or Cousaisstossas or -ratr Poon totn Enti::u:LPn Dis -rate-r, rntost 1st Ocr. 1860u TO lsr Ocr.18$61. Dr. To balance on handl lst Oct. 18601, 8l,421.7d To. amnt. received of T'. Dean, TIax Col lector, it being 4 per cent. on the General Tax after the Tax Collectiir's commissions are taken off. $1, 157,2-1 Less by commuissions for re ceiving at 21 per cent. 29,14 -1,428,101 Whole amount of funds for the year, $2,s 1s,5G 1860 Cr. Oct lii Pai.l A. 0. & T. J. Teagune, medi cal account, $14.60 " 2i " 11. Daly, atccountt fr shoes, 19,8 ". ': " Ilumond .t Lark. groceries. I16l1,95 S24 " lE. '.. Ilor t, Treatsuurer Lunatic Asylum, 308,3:: Dec 18 " itamiamoud & Lark, groceries, 28,55 1S51. Feb 10 " James Bo'ithc, carrying pau per to Poor llouse, .3,50 Mar 4 " Sinkins, Durisoe & Co., print ing report, 10l,00 " " WV. Prescitt. carrying pauper to Poor llouse. 3,00 i 4 " Johin Sh:..s, i.-k wv-k. 14.1 "5 " E. P'~ nn,A;-:-t, :nereh-i mdize, 81.811 " I " L. 0. L,,vehess. :o-e. 4.72 "21; " 3. 31. Long, fir whe.it, 10law Apr a; " 1t. J. Smith. bil:i sha'I wnrk. . "12 Hlatumiond A L-:rk, gro.eri--i, I ..i" 31i.y 6 " J. 5!. Ito iitn. m::reh:indizee, 17.l2 in --t. II. 51ar..a I. for corn. .0 " I1l " P'adgett A Cr.d t*r., grioceriies, ,;u.8l .12 a ...lones. liat il t:itur, 1li.ii per~ to Poor hllou~e, 5.111 June 1 " S. firiwn for i:,rt. 25,ui S7 " E. it. liert, Tiea.-urer Lu:.utie Asyl uma. Sl"l -l "7 -' A. Jones. f.r whot. -1 Jul li '' Padge' &~ C:.ifon, erocris, lot1 "II I 0. 11. 5t ar.-bai!. fr ciru. l19.Ia to Poior llouse, :i, li " 22 " Wtllis Jones. atciout for Ser vices rendlered, 5,Mt Sept "W. ii. A bicy, ciinveying fiiur hPaipers to Pooir II ace, . 5.i00 " 2.4 " J dimu n it for beef. 1 t, I "21 I Lewis Ilerhirig. exl.ene~es to Acylea. .t--. 11.011 " 2 l " 51lry. E. llrlni, utting~ andi se winig fir P.: iter?, I t.l02 .21 " 31rs.Si iv.0le, i'tkife, 3.ull Landi De]d 2.2:5 " 2.1 " Le-.. i< lie er'wn Stewi rd, wa- -:i*t 1 '0 "lr.. 3t1t. :'rt', neuntme, I. Ad cotmmiscions for paying out at 2 pr e. - , la Wsi~Ie ,mount tpimd outt, S2,2ls.9l1 Bailance in the hands of the Treasurer, 5791,95 $2,8 Is,sa Respectfully submitted. A. JONES. Treas'r. Oet 2:; II .1: Whitomlb's Asthma Remedy, Aer tain cure for Asthma, for sale at 0. W. ak J. l. JIODGES. nt 1, 1$6 na If No Mistake This Time ! NOTICE To the Managers of Elections for Edgefield District: Y OU will le required to open the polls of each precinct in this District on WEDNE.SDAY the 6th day of November next, for MEMBER TO CONGRESS from the Fourth Congressional Dis trict, and keep them open on that day only, he tween the hours of 9 A. M. and , P. M. You will proceed to counts the ballots at 4 P. M., and en close them in a box or package, endorsed with the name of the box, and send them with a certi fied certificate of the number polled, to Edgefield Court House, by 3 P. M. on the day following, by one of the Managers. E.. W. S1BELS, Chairman of the Board. Oct It 41 State of South Carolina. ..tfi- ' A..w:r -" .: IEAD-QUARTERS, ConraIssAn'r Gainet.'s )rAnTI.u-T S. C., Charleston, Oct. 3, 1S611. T IE GREAT SCARCITY OF BACON AND SALT DEEP, two ,:r'ie'les u'ually depended upon for the supply of ainitmll food for troops, has induced this Department to, seek some substi tute; and the attention of the people of thi. State is earnestly directed to the sul.jcct, and their co operation solicited. PRESERVED AND COMPRESSED DEEP is used extensively in the French Army, and i< an alnirable substitnte for Bacon and Salt Beef, pessessing many 'advantages over them. being less than one twentieth part of the weight and bulk, which is a great consideration, is easily cooked and very tutricious. Any information as to the process of preparing and preserving and comnpressing meats, will be tlally received at this otlice. E:inates are desired for furnishine largegnan tihsso PIt ESE tVEl) t nd COM I'tSS ED BEEF, ter JERKED BEEF, and1. al: , SALT llimF. JOSEPH W. LKER, Comaissary Generul South Carolina. Ot 1 It 41 List of Letters REMAI NINtI in the Post Ollice fir the qunr ter coding the ?.l0th Seltember 1.I1. Persons calling for letters in this list will lease say Ad vertised. Adams, J F Jones, Mr. Ahney, W H1 Kecp. A .\dkins. T Kitehings, P Ashell, Rev A Lamar, T 0' A mecr. .1 Lonstrcet, Dr A P Ahner. 'J Leis, Goody 2 atrihtnr. R Innks. J Like. Mrs S A l i:tler. 11 Leach, J A lii.uknight, P Lot, L l Meoth, Mrs II Liblek ins, A .1 l.nknight. C 31 .criwetler, Li J ~t;~ 11 Mv 1:rrain. MIrs E iknrt-in. 1 11 Miller, Mrs R i!aisoe, .T Morris, . 1 I..dlie. bliss E Morri, W 11 ::ruett. . C Martin, Mrs E limid, A McDaniel. S ~levelar.d. J' pTLotedsn. 1 B Conley, Mrs E Miens, W 1) Corby, Mrs J Ne3anes, Mre F Cearth', 31is 31 actam, C.nolly. Mli-s 31 F Mc3anis t; Cruger. ili M M3rgan. P Cdlcy, Mr Neepier, MissM Cillcre-se, Norris, W 11 c.iwfordl, :e!i-s Mr R~ ir :;nnken. .\iss 31 N.ri 1M i-an, Thos<6 r[~ lls r l,*en. S 8ir.Ms )eaen, T Oet,1 Dunkley, M L 'le. 2 E waruds, WV1r 't r acieks. .Ilrs L Feean, 3liss E 1r-,t.W1 Fr.3Irs C 3!1 lcce.1 G ree, .1 ilc,. ireen, Ms31 Elelan,~ inrnomi, 3a E S itnt.-r I etho, c ' '' c.R3 luie.w:v 'K r .IIv, Hill, B R "eh larlnlg, WV J1 "e.I larlndl. . 2 ~ u* es lIneghes, .J S ~ ice,. lthe--ec, W ieeernen 1I illuln, 3Mrs 11 I ecer ill, F Ie le,3 it,r. lbv E W i e.Ms ll,rn, .1 e v il-rling, :eIis J Weciw .Ieees. .Ies Vee h.ies, I)r Wa:!e V ,ir.3r .I .lhnson, 3Miss $ ilnas e ies. C a:.1L2 .Icohns.sn, M~rs 31 Wl: A.tchinS, P. 1 lic diectd, wLpewies , oody atIdg ichlCour Houe. L-: te. irec 31Selc A i ev CaLsmpkinowitJ OeeeNctreewai'" ark" herieter,3 o Ltl e ,TerilerCMre. LEoriS, JONS,3a1 e State of Stn arolina EDG1~EJ31e DaIeSI, (;ics . ien, .epicaetan 1~a Nes.anus. i iot Preelrick rgleand rg ar,P tendothrs, leNeaier J19-3 DY a orer romtheOrnri, W sllpred .1) tonell t EdNebele . I nte fiStM ingTw Hudrd 21)1):tres ce eerles.(e Cat.. Witldiatue.rL ese.Tile etict LWiSck JNS ~za Ohit1tn :n. 41r . C~celieet & Ii W:elnee.e R 3 jan5 lc.nr Tiiceee:Seigli er~iuhi ie l~e~.eiIel Vieit fthies Stl' linetcc WA arlaw.F ea.eC. 'I~i'sWN.liamrli .\l i'eiees i'cl' Ith' W erti t. .il (' lv si. h:.Ai:leMcii ~ ImWiiatu(s.et C W iel~ PYi'ite t r eundryl rimtsFier'i,.' Fneite ..r mleire ceii~ w ill oe etcr el aii dge nexnt, r he , Je flwing pro erty.nteo foloin ea e eswit: et' ote :~~~eetDeee L. W.tile oevseei llenry IhearadJes e Iccvcg eenrt, Oncegtroi ma'" Lark"e prouerty t oflmsn the De Or.Pdgt JAs A.h P.A3Ia, l ee gey LEWI1JONSsstl. For Cash Only. T HE Subscriber will sell his Goods from this date, us above mentioned. T. ROOT. 0et s, 15tiI. 2t 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IX EQUITY. Anna IBroadhurst, eq. Partition. Geo. B. Mills, Adam'or., etal. BY Virtue of an order of the Court in this case, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court .onse on Mondsy the 4th November next, the fallowing Real Estate of Dr. W. W. Broadhurst, dec'd., via : ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Sixty ares, more or less, on n hieh are fine improve ments, making it one of the most desirable resi dences in ldgeteld DIhtrirt, ,ituate in B.reeh Island on lontjoy's Branch. natjaining lands of Mre. Mary Oardncr, James 'anton, M. A. Mills and others. T R.l1MS.--Snll on a crelit of one, two and three years, with interest from day of sale, ex ept as to so much as may be necessary to pay costs of suit which must be paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond with at least two good suretica, to secure the purchase money, and pay for titles extra. Z. W. CA R WILE, e..R. Comin'r Ollice, Oct 7, 1861. 4t .10 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, iN EQUITY D. F. Ouzts and wife, re. P'artition. John C. Shafer et al. Y Vtue of an order of the Court in this case, lI will proceed to sell at E.lgefteld C. It., on Mondliy the -Ith Novetaber next, the following Real Estate of Win. Shafer, dee'd., viz ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Dis trict of Edgetield, adjoining lands of Thomnas F. Williams, Simeon Tinmernan, John C. Shafer and others, containing Three hundred and three acres, nore or less. TER3f.-Sold on a credit of twelve months, with interes.t fron day of sale, except as to so munh as may Ie necessary to defray the cost-, of this suit, which mnst be paid in cash. Purcha sers will be required to give bond with at least two good sureties to secure the purchase noney, and pay for titles extra. Pcssession given n< soon ns the growing crop is guth,:redl. Z. W. CA1 RWILJE. c.t:.e.n. Cutom'rs. Office, Oct. 7th; 1861. 4It -t) State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, |N COJI.tIOY PLEA.. R.. 3. Fuller, es. F 1orrup, Attachmnt. Samuel It. Fuller. iE 1'iaintifl in the above stated case, having 1 this day filed hii declaration in my otfice, and the Defundiant having neither wife nor Attorney known to reside within the limits of this State, in whom copies of said leltratioan with rules to plead can be servedl, On motion of Messrs. Ahney k Wright, Plaintifls Attorne)a., Ordered that said l.?:fnaant atplpeatr and plead to s.til declaration within :a year and a day from the 'late hereof, or :ial and absolute judgment will be given against him. S. HARRISON, c.c.r. Clark's Office, October l1t 18111. elyq 40 State of South Carolina,. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, , Y fUU.tI.10 PLEA. Aaron A. Clark, ) ..-Forign A ttcahmenf. Sanuel it. Fuller. 111E Plaintiff in the above stated case, having this day filed his declaration in moy oflice, and uic Defetndaant hav ring neit'er wife nor Attorney known to reside within the limits of this State, on whiom copies of said declaratijzi with riles to oalad can be servel. On lisoti' 'f Messrs. Abney . Wright. Pliaintiar's Attorneys, Orlerel that said itlerentinnit alppear and ple~ad to said IDeeluraition rithin a year a nd a day from atat date here, or itanmlarnd aibsolute jud:ine::et will lie given again.-t am. S. D.\tItiN, c.a:.a-. Ci.'rk's Olliee, OC..her 1 '. bid. ely.j140 State of' South Carolina, EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT, 15 Ct.L'| Li P L i... Atarona A. Clairk, ) sj'q1 E lain t i:f. ini thme a beve st::tedl eise, havi:ag thilas day tilad i s deraratio n i ai ilire, and aiu lDefena.ent having ai-a.lr wifea Ilor Aa'torney kn.,wni to reside..ihi' thea limaitsof thmi< Stan', tan .nbot coies efr aid Declaratica with rules gui 1adenda cat hec served, Oat tuotiaon af . esrs. Ahn~aeya I. Wright. l'haitintl' A atorneyrs, trdere~d thaat s.a Id wihin a yezar :ana d asy tri the date haernaof, or iaal anid aiahalte judgmenat will ba.- givena aguinict lmn. s. II. u:l I SDN, C-e a'. Clea'k's (tllie. I eat..berr 1ha, i M' I. elyg1 4t Noie. III El lt Y foarewairn til persans friam tradling faor ai Nte give-a by m,: to J1esse Couchl faar Lwaa Iutired 1t:11) doahars, due :ae day tatter i:t, anal ated aa~ ina Naieernher Ia.'I t conasidearai tian f.>r which 2:tid1 Niate w..s ivena b::s Ifail, ada I am determaineda aa t tu pay at unh:.- ra peltedl by hiw. JTULIl:S SATUlIIEli. Red Oak Grove SOLD)IERS' AU) ASSOC'A ION Ti lE riLa.iaf this A's~itioaan are plare ad toa MAKI EUP ( Alt3MENTlS for the Sevenath Kegiament of Ssuath Cado:m Vaolunteaers. Caon tributiaans. either in aiaoaey or aanteri:il, left uit the store of liainnonad & -Laark, llaimnburg, will ho prouptly foarwaardedl anid thiankfully :acknoaawledg'ed Mrs'. T. iA li It E TT,Pr'. Mrs. J. Ul'1EY, Yiee l'ree't. Oct 1.3t - Notice. Fudopt the CASil SYST EM ENTIlRELY in ay businies in the future. Andai no work fromn this date will be delivered front ny Shop. to frienda or fuae, without thaie CASlU. I uow deter mined ta do nao other business. I.A R Oct 1 tf 3 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD) DI~STRICT. B Y W. F. DUli180E, Esqj., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, Jlaaes A. .fennaings has applied to me fr Letters of' Adut'inistraati'n, en all an td sinatfm the gooal anal chaattles, rights end credits of T1hos. L. Tucker. late of the District afoaresnidl, dee'd. These arc, therefore, to cite nd admnonish all and st~tgitlar, the kindred anad creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, tot be holden at Edgetiehld Ctourt HIouse, on the 22d day of Oct. inst., to ebhow eause, ir any, why the said admiin iatratiotn shaould not be grantaed. Giron under any haand nnad reaa, thaiC 8th day of October, in the yevoar af aaur Lo'rd one thoutsanda eighat hunadredl and sixty.one, natal in tae eighaty sixth year of tie Iandepenadentea aof Saoith Caroiaa. I et 1I - 2te 41 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD D)ISTRICT, BY W. F. DUll [80E, Esqg., COrdinniry of Eadge. B ieldl District. Whlereaas. ID. P'. Sell' hats tapphlied to talc fair Let trs oft Admaiinistraioia, ali :ah tntil singiulair the goaidsl andl chattles, right s anad craitits ad S. F. hBallardi, lathe if the lhi-tric't aafareasid, dlee'd. lThe.si. aire, therefo.re. toa cite and admtnjish aill ,uai -iingnaar, to kini.ired'a anda ceitoairs oif thec sitai dcensedito bi le tand aphpenir befoire uate, at iaur next Ordinaary's Couart foar the sail District, to be hiahleniati 1 Nd~.getield Couart Iliatuse, oan the 21st daty of' metiober iniat., lio shoiw enn-iea, if any, why thte s id'admtaintistrat iaan shouaald not, lie granted. G iet unde Ir mny hatal anal seaal, this 7th day of Otobe~a.r. int the year oif ouar Lordl onae thiauistad ightt hnre i andtri sixty-atti, atnda in that eighty sixth year aof the indepeandencale of Saaith Ca ria. W. F'. D I:ht180E, o.t:.. "et, it 2t e 41 State of South Carolina, EDGE VIEL4I'DUIST1RICT, ;.V (t|i lNA INJ Y. B Y W.. F. lii' I[81:, Etsq.. Ordinary of Edlge fielad Di.'trie't. W~hierense. Z. W. Catrwile, C. E. E. D.. has ajp. plti tiCm for L,:tters of Adin aaaistratiaon, aon all nil -inauhlaar then giiaads aindi ehtattles, rights andia irdaita aaf Cairolinec V. Maibley, late of the District afrcaid. doc'd. Thaese mre. therefoire, tai cite anda atdtmonish all atal singutlatr, thme kindiread unad creditors of.the aiad deceas~ed, to lie anid uppear bsefiare mae, at our next Ordiniary's Ciourt for the saidl District, fto ha hhlein at Edgefleld Court House, on thu 21st dlay Iof Novetiahar tnext, to show cauase, if any, why thme saiad admlatinistrnation shlouldh noat lie granotedl. Givena unmder mya~ hand anal seal, this 1 0th aay o f October, in the yeaar of outr Lordl otto thotusand eight hunamdredl anal sixty-ne, and in the eighty sixth year of time Indepaeaulaneof Sithtl Carolina. W.F. DUItISQE, 0.E.tS. Ont 10 ~iln 41 State Normal School. WILL BE RE-OPENED ON MON- S DAY, ith Otoher. Admission will be maIl during the month of Utober, and fr->n the I t to the 8th J.anary, 1 62. Sugolh young ladiea ntr may re quire aid in paying their hoard and traveling ex penses, nhould procure the re'omtnmendation of any one of the members of the Le,'islatnre from their District, and apply to the Secretary at. Charles- ce ton. Arrangements are made that. the names of such as receive aid shall be known only to the Chairman and Secretary of the hoard. The following are the requisitions for admit sion : . The candidlates must he o-er fourtoen and un der twenty-five years of age, of good moral char aeter, ani in sound bodily hearlth. II. They niust he able to pass a =atifaetnry ex nuination in English Grammr, Mental and Writ ten Arithmetie, Ilengraphy, and the Ili'tory of the Co:tfederate an.l t'iaited ;tate.t. In Engli.lh Grammrtr the ranlidate. mtut he able to parse ~ readily and correctly any ordinary English prose, giving the dellition of the parts of speech, their IS. properties. and the rnle:: f..r their c'onstructio'n. re In Written Arithmetic, the candidates must le thoronghly famillitr with all the rules usually Et treated before " Interest;" close examination will be made as 'to the pupil's knowledge of the tuke if tll kinds, which are made use of in Simple and Compound Nunbaers, and the proce for finding no the tiroatest Common Ijivisor and Least Common Et Multiple. The examination in Geography will lae princi- - pally contined to that of the Western Ilemisphere ! and Europe. In history special attention will he given to the Colonial History of the American States. The candidates must write a fair hand, and road and spell respectably in any ordinary Eng lish prose or poetry. III. They must declare their 'desire to make themselves competent as Teacers in this State. IV. Each Applicant shall present on the first day of the termt, a certifcate, signed by at majority gi of the Delegation from the Election District in w which she resides. E. MONTAGUE GRImKE, Secret.try C. F. S. October th. 2 41. Richmond Academy. Augusta, Georgia. T HE Regular Exercises of this Institution will be resamel on the 23d of Septembur 1801. The whole Course taught in the Academy em bruces the Cle ,'iu.s and Mathematics, as well its M all the branches of an English education. No charge made for the Study of the French L'nguagte. This ltguagc will be spoken in the an family of the Principal, and will be exacted of b3 every boarder. Students from abroad may be heorded in the D family of Principal' No Pupil residing with the Principal will be allowed to visit the business por tians of the City without permaission. Quarterly reports will be sent to Parents or - (luartlians. Board and Tuiion, $300 per annum, payable quarterly. Day Scholars in English Department per quar ter, $11. A Day Scholars in Classical Department per quar ter, $l5. P Quarter consists of Eleven Weeks. Vn-ationat ates from 15th Anguet to 1.t October JAMES L,. RU)SSitiNO., Principal. Sept 21 tI' 38 D. Edgefield Female College T HIE Exercises of this Institution will com mence again on Monday the 16th inst. The Teachers will be the inme as heretofore, on with the exception of Mr. ROItEET J. GWALT N EY, whose place will be supplied by his sister, TI Miss MATTIE GWALTNEY. No Teacher has ret been employed in the Department of Music; ut, should the natumber of Pupils justify, the services of one will be itumediately engaged. Patrons are assured that the School, as long as the kept up, will be conductedi as efficiently as hero- th ot-ore. There is every reason why, at this time, ur Female School should go on as usual. This l an be done even thionagh ma~ny oaf us still ntre wa ulled to arms. We hatve a tnummtter aof Sothearn 2tt adie', tnot noaw emptlloyeda. whto are fully qualifiedl la o utake gaood Teachers. Let such cuter our Fa- | n.ie School~s; and, if need~a be, taike thte etire me -abrge at themta. The. alhay has com::e whteu the ta, Sutth mamst eduentte tmore tho~rougliy hter datugh- I tera. We wantt no nmara, Tcenebers friom the Naorth,. wi 'he struggle is for So'acio/ no less than P'olticaal its [andleenence. The ajne, bey the htclp of Godaa, wre an conquecr with the swford ; thte oter, we must ecomplisht by self-reliantce, initelligenice and vir u. Parents ! mtany er your brave sous anti roters are int our Artmy, to reain we know a.t ow long. Edueaate, thten, your daughtters, that tlio hey may it turn educeate the next generation. thi For intformationt refer to Cataloigue, which will tia l sent uplott atpplicatiaon. alt JOIIN IL. GWAL.TNEY, Edglield C. HI., S. C. .a Sept 7 tf lii " Georgia Nursery," Ner Augusta,~ Ga., BY FLEMiNG & NELSON. fa usrieso ierfr sale a. tjno lot ofT ting itn hiat aaf 20,(000 APPLE TREES, one anal two Ins4. ittnd fromt tive toa at:httteela.l.h. nmunetg wtih ;ue sixty oft th-: be'st Saouthert a vaities. 1-,,00t0 PE-ACiI T REES, e-ne ye-ar iltd, I 'f very thrifty growthi, tarty varie i-s oif which i3'ctn in Sutcce5siaon frtam enrly June fto Ntvetmber. 5,000 PEAR TREES, thirty varieties, ll of whaebt tare ont Quinee riots. T} 15 varieties of PLIt'M$, ripenting in succession rugh the ,ttumer. Alsat. APItICOT8, NEC VAINE$, A LMNS FIGt; ilLAI'1 CU'T lNt;l. S'tAwl.:[Tiy PLANTS, ASP'AltA t;US R00,TS, A.,~ Ae. Ever blooming l!0SEtS f atnd Ornamental Shiruabbery. u Oar TRE ES will comtpare favaorabaly with thtos ant of any Southtlern Nursery, anid we will sell as cheap it as any of thetm. We' tatke grcat enire in pa:ckimg hig them' in Maase and Stratw, sam thait they inny' be liut :ipped safely to anty patrt of the Sothtern Stiates, de Dsriptive andl Prico Catalogues sent gratis to of dl aplidicants, Address th FLEMING & NELSON, ot' Augushta, Ga. lhu Otober 8th .Im. 40 wi ___-_-- - al Proclamation.p ana tal F STATE OF~ SOUTIH CAl TOLINA,.) ExucL'trty Dr.r'.an'ut~r, July 0, 180h. J A CCORIDING to Anm Act of thte Confederate Congress, entitled " An Act to put into ope ration the Gov'ernmnent utnder the pertmanentt Con- N ,titutiont oaf theo Co.nfetdetnto .9late of Amnertean, it i required that, each state shall v'ote tan thter first W~ednaesday itt Novembaer ntext, fair Presidlent anl \'ice President of thte Coanfedlerate Statec5, whiht oiileers are to be inautgurated on the twenty se'nda mof February next, tndap WER EAS thme existing law of the State pro vies thaat the Electmors fair P'resident ttnd Vice President aall lie aappaointedl by3 thec Legislature.,' anda whtereas, the Legislature of this Statte will nut a ae in regular sessiatn at thte tiute prescribedi by the afiresaid Act, foar appointtment of Electors, rTerfore, lhe it kmnowu that T, }'. W. PICK- - ENS, Governoar in anda mayer the St.atn of Soumth Caurlitt, lay virtute of thme power vestedl itn tae by tme Conatstitutionm, ntthorizing thte Governor, ont ex traardiairy moccasionas, to conveone thte Genearn!l As semlly, doa issano thtis, mty PR~OCLAMATION, alalitg unand tmequesting the Sentators anid the mteers aof thte Houjse of lterresenttatives to con vena in Colamblia on the first Mondaty in Noavemn b~r net emnsming, that they tmy be present ini the louse of' lteparesetatitves ton the said first Wednies day in Novemuber, to appolinit Electaors of Presi dent anal Vice Presidlent of the Confedlerato States (f A merica, itt conformtity vwith the Act of the Cutn federate Congress aforesaid. As the permanent Government is to be orgatn iza, tnt electiaon will he requtiredl of two Senataors frai thIs State. anad also, in till probability, coin siaderig the peculiar State oaf the coauntry, other 1 imprtantt mattlers will lie actedl on at the saute sassin of the Legislature,.e Givnt undaer imy htatnd and the seal of the Stalto aforesaid, at Coluumbia, this thme sixth alay of C July. itt the year of our Lord, one thousandt cightt hunmdred aind sixty-onte, anad ini the cightty- g itht y'ur eat thbe lflaeendttoe mf time State oaf South'Caralina. IF. W. P ICK ENS, 1a.c I1. Mitas, Stacretary oaf State. July 17, 1861. tw ttm. 28. it N OTICE.--AIl persontsindebted to the Es taste of Washtintgton Wise, dlee'd., are request ed to comte foarwardl tad settle the claimms againtta then; antd all those havinig deniands against said Eta'te, are atlso requested to presetnt them propjer ly attestedfor payment. 1H. A. SHAW 'YI1 cig hzr WV. S. WVISE. Acin E's J. E. MUSE, URGICAL AND MECIIANICAL DElvrTIST, 3 Permanently looted at Edgetill C. II. Oti-eu in t'pp.r North It.,.m in oilsj. 1. S. exmii ' Residencee, formerly Nicholas' Hotel. All o.perations guarantied. The best of rerfren s given if necessary. PRICES: For Gold Filling; .............................$2,00 r " " Extra size.............. 3,00 " Tin " ............................. 1,00 Extracting Tenth........................ 1,00 " Full Setts of Teeth, upper and loor, on best Gold PIr :e.........200,00 full sett.:, upper anud lowi r. ou Cheopla le 3[1ta.............. 15t,0tt " fall arti, on :ilver Plate............ 80,00 Tiy it . f .71-Wr. are anulhori:ed by many frien.la of Col. lIARtRTS(N to ann''unce him a candidate for eleeli.on to the effi.'e of Clerk of the .'onrt for gedold District. April 17 tf 15 p The friceds of JACKSON COVAR an unce him a Candidatu fur Clerk of the Court ( egficld District, at the next election. April 23, 1861 16 Atf 11droniz Southern MecIanics JAMES McMILLAIN, Vatch Maker & Jeweller, A IK EN, S. C., 3 prepared to exeeute all work entrusted to him with neatness and dispatsh, and warrant to re satisfncti.on. Chrystals and ilands titted to itches, Hair neatly Plaited in Lockets, Pine, &c. p-Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. July . ly 26 'ARDINER & RUSSELL (Succassons TO GARDINEft & Moons,) W a1ehouse anid Commission MERCHANTS, cINTOSIH STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, V ILL give their personal attention to the V STORAGE and SALE OF COTTON, d such other Produce as may be sent to them their friends and the Planting public. z.CASHI ADTANCES MADE ON PRO UCE IN STORE. JAS. T. GARDNER, W. D. RUSSELL. Augusta, Sept. 11 Gm 38 HEIu CH1ARLESTON MERCURI, A POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, ND LIrER ARY NEWSPAPER, i.TII uED DAILY AXD TRI-WEEKLY. CHARLESTON, S. C. TERMS--CASH, IN ADVANCE: tILY MER.CURYI, for 1 year - - - 510.00 " " for 6 months - - 5.00 " " for 3 months - - 2.50 For less than three mouths, $1 per month. Newspaper Dalers and Retail Agents supplied liberal terws. LI-WEEKLY MERCUJRY, for 1 year - $5.00 " " for 6 months 2.50 i " for 3 months 1.25 Por loss than 3 months, 50 cents a mounth. ROM THIS DATE, no subseriptions out of city will be reecived unless accompanied with cash. OSTMASTE1RS are authorized to act as our .ulu.r Agents in obtaining subscribers and for rding the :no.ney. for which they will be allowed per cent. commi5ssion; only, however, when it ini udennele. uscriber' desiring their paplers changed, must ution the Post tOtieu from, as wiell as the one wl~ieh thtey desire the eb~ango to lbe made. kentlemnen get tingr up tClubis .f 5, itt, 2t or snore , bo supplied at 20 Cer centt. less than Regula:r .tes. ADVE RTISINtG RATES, frlET .'. EC(UIJY h~as no0w the largest circula I of any paper in the State, and is second in 5 respeet to lbut few papers in the Sooth ; it refore ofiers great ndilvantages to bunsiness linen 1 others, whose interests retinire publicity. )NE St/ UA It l of 13 lines, solid Nontiareili, :1 insertion, 65 eents, and for each additional e5 centS. 03MMUNICATIONS of personal interest will charged as advertising inatter. )rdlers Irtiut without the city to publish Adver incunts. Marri.:ga Notiees or Obituaries, will bte attended toi unless the enish, or an acceplta eity reference, accotupany the order. :r~ Un aill ills of $5U and over, 2t) per cent. ciunt is alowed. gs- South Carndina flank Bills taken in pay iit for subscription to the Miercury. hareston, JTuhy 1801. lIE SOUTHERN DUARDIAN, A J20IitiiI anld NeWS .lo111'l, P'U13LISIIED AT COLUM1LIA, S. C. aily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. BY 0, P, PELHAM, R31.--DAn.v, $0; Tnr .EWs:CKv, $1; WEEK Lv, $2, a year. Payment invariably in advance. U:iIS JTO1'tNATL, now entering upon itS third year undler the piresenit propiriutiir, is rapidly itding its circula:tion: undl in thience. Founded I ro~tnctedl upon the princiles of Stiate Rinlhts, mjoys the reward of public contidenice and etn htned tapproval. Entirely indiepeuden~lt, in its nagement, it ha:s stood with unnw:vering conti its princills. Tfhroiugh evil report as well as ough: gooid, its voice has becen heard in defence the EQUALITY of the Simuth: its ronausels r ever lie:n andl aro for RLESISTANCE to the ungs attempted to be put upon us by a sction mnej ority. l'lte SOUTH ERN G UA RDIAN looks for sup rt to the Staite and section whose rights, honor I itnterests it has faithfully espoused ,and sai tned. olumbia, July 1861. - t f 29 HE SOUTH CAROLINIAN, PUBLISHED DIAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY, Ar Cox~turar. S. C. RANKLIN GAILLARD, EDITOR. AND THE COLUMBIA BANNER, A 1WE RKI Y PA.iIJ Y P AP A, 1111S is the largest Fatmity Paper in the South, .nnd is offered to the domnestic circe for lWS nntd POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE, :e Ttte:, and1 Stories whtich are olferedl to the tdrs of the Banner are the efforts of St'uthern :nit$, which it is a pletiure to foste~r. Original etces, Literary andi Sceientil Essays, and .Mis laneotus Selections, regularly make their ny nrunmee itn its columns. S USCRIPTION-Daily, $0 ; Tri-Weekly, 54 ; eekly $2 per annum,: in navutnce. All Papers ,pped when subscription expires. i. W. GIBBES, Proprietor. Coltmbia. July 1801. tf 29 11 AN I IN'f SflLE , 1S6! EATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS. Vholesale and Retail! Geo. W. Ferry, SMASONIC HALL. BUILDING, 24 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., 'ASt~ received a large and carefully selected Stnek of Gents Mlieitskin, Cassimnere, Ameri . and French Felt HATS. Cloth, Plush, Silk Velvet, Glazed and Seamless A PS, tnew and elegant piatterns; Youth's atnd Chihdren HIATS ud CAPS, in ot. variety of handsomne styles. Silk, Alpaceca and Glinghaims UMBRELLAS; Ilotvy Plantation HIATS for Negroes: Fresh (loisds roeived by every Steamer. Prices Sehetap as the cheapest. Call and see. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 19, 186.0 t f . o Notice. LL periens having demands against the Es tnte of Roasela Bllaluck, dee'd., will pleas and them in to me. properly attested, immeudi tely. P. iR. JILALOCK, Ex'or. a- tr in NEW AND BEAUTIFUL G00DS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER! BAUM &KAUFFER, UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUS T A, G-A. Would call the attention of the Ladics to the fact that they have just received A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the LATEST and MOST FASEITONABLE GOOIS for SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Our spacious Store is filled as usual WITH ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE Belonging to the Dry Goods line, ax:J our customers will find the VARIETY: 0F NEW DRESS 9OODI Bo eagerly looked for, and. of which but little is in the rarket. We have on hand a choice lot of LAWNS, PRINTS, JACONETS, GINGHAMS, ORGANDIES, BRILLIANTS, BAREGES, PEREALS, DEBEGES, CAMIBRICS, - B'LK SILK LACES, CRAPE MARETS, BAREGE DELAINES, CHALLY DELAINES--TOIL DES DAMES, TOIL DU NORD., POLL DES CUEVIRE, PLAIN POPLINS, FIGURED POPLINS, BAREGE ANGLAIS FIGURE, MOTTLED MODENAS, EMBJROII)ERItES, I3RTLLANTES, RIDONS, TRIMMINGS, CORSETS, LAVELIAS, PARASOLS, HAIR NETS, HIMALAYAS, PURE MOHAIR, GLOVES, MITTS, GEO. BUTTONS, MAGIC RUFFLING, &C., ;&C. EOIcm 1%Ce C C : IIOMESPUNS, OSNABURGS, STRIPES, &c., &c., ALL OF SOUTIIERN FACTORIES.. Our stocks in DRY GOODS consists of.: Brown Homospun, Towelings, Linen Drills, White Shirtings, Diapers, Cassitneres, Sheetings, Table Covers, handkerchiefs, Hickory, Marsaile Quilts, Jackonets, Denims, Musquito Nettings, White Goods, Mariboror, " Bars, Checks, Lineus, . Pantaloon Stuffs, Swis?, etc., Table Cloths, Cottonades, Hoop Skirts, Napkins, Mnrsaciles, &c., &c., &e. SPECIAL NOTICE. Having a FULL SUPPLY of all kiuds of Goods for the WIOTOLE COMIN(i SEASON, we are zeliing them at the WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES, Not Raising the Price of Any Article ! MVANTILLAS & DUSTERSI Our own Manufactoxy, In all the FASHIONABLE STYLES, and of the MOST VARIED MATER ALS, are daily added to our Stock. BAUM & KAUFFER, No. 175 & 177 BROAD STREET Augusta, May 1 tf 1 ICA ,rDID.ATES.. Far ,!herarf. ENR\Y I. U ALL2AN. -lAM ES EIJbU N, F. V. a.oopE,1 R. WtL L iA M S19 R ES, JOHlN I:LA N , - e-- - For Tax Collector. BERRY HORNE. W. If. l0LLOWAY, DENJ. RO'ER. STARLIX TURNER, C. M. MAY. CHARLES CARTER. Medical. W j S. fCANNO.N, M. a).. having located eY i " L'c f.-h tn, '.ti's: L.s i'rueeionaal eervie. t., the puLlic. thrge :...t ,eidence 'at M r. 28. J. 11. Cr.:a titt:'.. Reech Ielund, Mar 9, lftE1. 6t 10 DENTIST ! UPPER ROOMS OF MR. G. D. TILLMAN'S LAW OFFICE. Edgefold,S. C., March 19, tf 11 AUGUSTA HOTEL, AU@USTA, GA. BY WHEELOCKr. Corenient to the Carolina side. Provided w th the heat the mar ket :.ffords. Adija ent. to tirst rat bu.iz:es bon.de. lien-! with c.onvenietnf.. to faciitate travellers n ;any n.l every routo. Prepared to a'ccomnmodalate ;l1 who ny desire it. A goo. bar and plenty of tee. We ruepectfuuly :tsk the' att(ention uf idgee.ld to our Card. June 26 tf 2i GLOBE HOTEL, AT'GUSTA, G.ORGIA, AB'ri.N ~ ~ P M :d ,Prprietor. Ang::.:da, +yl mr 17i W... UWARD, o. 172, Troa OPPOSITE Keeps A: And alli Kinds Augusta, Mar 18 New SPRING T M. Desirable. His Stock has het and purchnee"d nn TERMS, and will style or Stape art. A aoat beaiutiful r Misses anad Childr of every variety a' trimmed. A laeautiful Stok andt Strnw TRI.MM Ladies' and Misse riety, and a great mi to suit the Ladies aa Inl MEN'S nud D( desirable Stock of Vests, embarneing e Woolen TWEEDS COTTONAD)ES, 1) and lilnek Sutmmer A large andl wel putrchasedl before. that And a great vario too tL ' Os to maentio: At ReasC yZ A liboral diset May 1 N T rIcE.---Al'T next Legislatnrr from the main liond tiebt C. If.. nhout tw< seciing the Decseville running by Mr. Chaa Sonth of the said 1Pl Juno 5 Flour a: JUST received a i eFLOUR. Also, CANDLES. July 31 Cash, anl FROM andafe sell GRLOCERI anda~ wIll in no inst; Grocery line to laa umn terued toi the adaptiun of this syetemn from thes facet thaL I heave to pay the Ceash for alt my Gro-. earies. I wilt hon ver sell ne chesaas the cheap ast to cash customers. E. M. P E N. For Sale, A NO. 1 Lot of STItJNG EI'GGY HAR E ESS. Wiltl be sold low if applied for aoou S. E. BOWERS, Agt. Feb11 tf 8 I HAVE appointed A. STEVENS, of .Augnata, ?my Agent fur the sa oaf umy Pure North Caj. .glua WhISK EY. All w;~o wishl sn y a a eholee artkle, wutild rdo trell to eull and Mrrn it. State of South Carolina, EDGEFllELD DISTICT, IX ORDI1}llY YW.F. DURISQE, Esq., Ordit:.' ; of~ Bigq Whereas, Z. W. Carwile. C. E. E 9. l.as ci plied t.,taue for Letter.- of Admainai,...rtion:, on adl aw'i singular, thec goed~a and ebiattles, ri. his and credits of lion. F. 11. WIardlaw, Id e of the Bin trict aforesaid, dle'd. Thiese are, thereforc, to cite and admonish all and sinugular, the kindred and creditors 'of the sa~d deceased, to he and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the snad District, to be holden at Editefield C. 11., on the lIth~ day of Nov. next, to show cause, if any, why the sald naministration should net be granted. Given under my band and seal, this 13th day of Sept. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixtyonle, and in the 86th year of Indepcndencde of South Carol inn. W. F. D URISOE, .z.n. Oct 2, 1860, lit Blooded Sheep ! A FEW FINE BLOODED BlUOKS for Sale. L.For particulars, apply at this 0llce. Sept 9 I f - 86 FOR SALE.A PAIR OF NORTHERN FCARRIAGE HORSES young and aoeifma ted ~. S. TQMPKIN~S. LSept 23 , 2t Wagons! UHAVE on hand FOURTEEN WAG OKS, mode Iof the best materials, which I will sell on rea sonable terms. Sizel from one to six horse. S. F. GOOVE. Sept 23 f f 3. Notice. .-URINti my abvence Mr. J~nrEs S. Rinniex n DL is -y authoric-d.Ag--t. All er-ona-ary wie. indebted to mne will please tuake laomr~~ mos1~t to lpy tad Agent. A. G. W~~. Sept 2, 1881. 3