Edgefield Advertiser from Edgefield, South Carolina • Page 3

THE MaLIuBsTE DEFEAT IN MEMICO. Many of our readers know something of the past life of Henry A. Crabb, of Mississippi. Some nine years ago, in a street fight of a most sanguinary nature, he killed Jenkins, of the Vicksburg Whig He afterwards moved to California, was an energetic sort of iuan in all his undertakings, and was invited to make an invasion into Nicaragua before Walker. This, however, Crabb declined but recently at the suggestion of a number of friends, entered the northwest portion of Mexico, Sonora, at the head of a small band, where, according to reports lately received, his career, with that of most of his followers has been cut short.

From accounts it appears that on the 1st of April a detachment of the National Guard commanded by Capt. Lorenzo Rodriguez, met, in the village of Carborea, Crabb's filibusters, who had entered Sonora by way of Sonoyta, of which village they had taken possession. They were vigorously attacked, Capt. Rodriguez being mortally wounded at the onset and two of the men of the National Guar'd falling at the same time. Crabb had his thigh broken, and eight of his men were killed.

It was then ascertained that another detachment of about thirty filibusters were advancing by way of Tubutana. On the 2d the first named were besieged in two houses' ir front of the church, surrounded by two hun dred and fifty to three hundred men; but the Sonoriaus were still without leaders. Later, Lieut. Colonel Jose Maria Jiron and Capt. Hilario Gabilondo arrived with more forces and artillery.

On the 3d Mr. Samuel Elias Pro, who had marched against the filibusters, coming by way of Tubutama, also returned to Caborca. The Sonorians were thus strongly reinforced, and pushed their operations against the filibusters. At night on 6th one of the two houses above referred to was fired, and at the same time Mr. Ellis entered into the corral court or yard of the house.

The fire spread so rapidly that the two houses were soon in flames. Two barrels of powder belonging to the filibusters exploded; a considerable number of them were wounded, and at 11 o'clock at night the rest surrendered at discretion. Fifty-nine were taken prisoners, among them Crabb; and twenty four rifles and some munitions were taken. The Vov de Sonora announces from Ures, on the 9th, that all the prisoners had already been shot. Those who were advancing by Tabutama were but twenty five in number.

had entered the State by way Tueson. Of this band, 14 had made'their escape; but sixty of the Guards were in pursuit of them. The reports estimate the total number of the filibusters at one hundred and fiftv. Deducting the fifty-nine prisoi-' ers and the fourteen fugitives, it is thus made to appear that not fewer than eighty of them had been Georgian. NASHvILLE JoCKEY 'CLrn RACES-SPRING Spring Meeting opened yesterday.

The attendance was not large, and the sport indifferent. The contest was a math race for $5,000, two year olds, mile heats. The following is the summary. The Albion colt won the race with great-ease. Thomas G.

Bacon's bl. c. by Albion, dam by Leviathan, 2 years 1 Wm. Rountree's Ir. f.

Effie Bynum, by Glencoe, dam by Othello or 2 years 2 2 15121. Kashville Banner. SCARCITY oF Providence Journal has a very sensible article on the present scarcity of sugar. and its consequt high price. It argues that there is but one way to meet the ditlicult-, and that is not to eat it.

If every family wvould resolv-e to diminish the conumption of sugar onie-hanlf, or onie third. the evil would soon disappear: and this sacrifice would really amount to but little. The presenlt exorhitantly high price at which the article is selling must, as a niatural consequence, check its consumption, for the simple reasoni that the poorer classes, and even those of moderate means, cannot afford to buy it. The Providence editor thinks that the present high pies will have the effect of stimaulating all the domestio sources of supply, aiid that the present year will produce great quantities fromi the maple, ad also from the Chinese cane recently introduced. -Bai.

Patriot. THE ntEeEtri(N W.Um~aEt AT Nrw despatch from New rleans. dated 27th, satvs: The Emipire City ceachecs her whari at seven o'clock teni thousand people were pre.senmt. Gern. Walker, accompanied by Col.

M1r. F'ilcher and 31r. Turner, agenlt of the associaited prss proceeded in carriages to the St. Chariles, where Walker spoke, expressing his thanks for thne reception; recognizing the American hove ol liberty ini the masses, and assuiring theni thmt victory- was still sure. The greatest exciteimnt exists in the city.

The St. Charles is be.sieged! be. thousands. Walker spoke twice. California papers discredit thec story of2 defeat and execution.

Walker surrendered because Captain Davis signified his intention of seizing the sehr. Grenada, which held Walker's reserve. Walker was kept a prisoner by the U. S. commnander at Panama, notwithstanding the termis otf capitulation allowed him and his otlicers to retain their side-arms and liberty.

NEW ORtLEANS, MIay 29. WAiLEa'S MovEMENs-The friends of Walker assert that in sixty days he will return to Nicaragua with plenty of men and means. No SrA RaAIrON IN of the Knoxville Whig, of the 25th says that the tales of want and starvation in Tennessee, so extensively circulated abrond, are greatly exaggerated. There is a general scareity- of grain, especially in five or six of the upper counties, owing to'the failure of the crops the last saason, and the temptation of exorbitant prices that indunced farmers to sell out too close. These with the early- winter and late spring, were enough to produice'seareity, but no one has yet perished and the false alarmi of "starvationl" is a vile calummny and slander on East Tennessee.

We are gld to hear this, and only wish thme same contradictory statement might prove true in every other part of the country. SmareK uY THuE good people down at Indianapolis, were frightened on 'Tuesday evening. They believe "down there" that the comet is going to kinock our little plandt "all to smash," and have been greatly exercised ablout it for sonic time. With this excitement, they- were thrown into a state of alarm on Tuesday eveninig that is described as "perfectly awful," by seeing the moon rise fi-om behind th'e eastern hills, as red as blood, and loonking like the great head of a firery dragoni. They thought it was the comet-that it was abiout to strik-thiat the end of all earthly things wvas at hand, and h.y set to work, with ryers anid tears and suplplications, to make thenr peace," aml1 to hbe ready to "go up," So frighitened were the-y.

says the Lafaly ette that the alarm hells wer'e ruing, aind the bire-engines bro ught out. and' the' exeftemennt and confusion foir a iomnta was imesribable --Thme idea of calla ig the, eng. is. unader such ciremnsnnaemes. w'orth lof he geius 1.

of 1)amne whoe iunde.rtook, to. repel an inivasioni of the, A thintim di ier huaop. 'liil ce of thei tii coinverted their shrie-k- of all ahit and' lr.n,.h-d appeals toi heaven into a genera iulfavn. thireatenedl visit oft thne (omet this sumnmer as terror amiong sonie of the ignorant pleopile of the West, atnd the Cinicintnati says there arc actually pe'rsoins who are packing np their duds for the crtah. Priof.

Mitchiel, of thant city, has J-een movd by, the excitement to hectuire uiponm "comeits anid thein-mIience." Tuis FarT Cia (Irl e'xeen tive comm iittee of the Kecancky llorticultural Society havie made ai report in at Io lhe proIspects of the fruit crop ini that State. It the ojiiiont that thle frtuit crop1 geniierabhy will excesed the average, but thait the yiel of peachies will lie light. itis i.s 5tated that Bluenaos Ayres hides--the biest quality in maraketa.ow sell in New York for 3.1.A eents pe-r pounid, ile la Ist ,1 imie the price wats 23t( coit-. Thiisis a raise, of fully 60 per cenit. in eight months, the present supply is not less than usual "0H, THIN OF 3us." BY GEORO P.

MORRIS. Oh, think of me, my own beloved, Whatever cares beset thee! And when thou the falsehood proved, Of those with smiles who met thee! Whiie o'cr the sea, think, love, of me, Who never can forget thee; Let menor' trace the trysting place Where I with tears regret thee. Bright as yon star within my mind, A hand unseen, hath set thee; There hath thine image been enshrined Since first, dear love, I met thee; So in thy breast, I fain would rest, If, haply, fate would let meAnd live or die, wer't thou but nigh, To love or to regret me! In one of the New York Courts last week, a strapping negro was upon his trial for the murder of a white woman, who was found lying in an alley way, with her throat cut from ear to ear. The jurors were scrupulously examined on the point whether the prisoner, being a black, and his alleged victim white, would be likely to prejudice them. Two out of the twelve were found incompetent on that ground, and their places were supplied by others.

SMITH'S MODE OF- CATCHING a barrel, knock the head out, fill it with water within six inches of the top, cover the water over thickly with chaff, scatter pieces of burnt bacon over this; then fix it so that the rats can get conveniently to it. When attracted by the smell of the meat, they will endeavor to realize, and find a walery grace. Friend Smith barrelled 27 this way one night last week.Rising Sun. No AID FOR KAxsAs--The Vermont Legislature lias refused to appropriate money to relieve the Kansas sufferers. The New York Legisla.

ture has done likewise, and Massachusetts, whose Legislature beaan the movement, has reduced the amount of its quota to $50,000, and will probably, in the end, vote nothing. OBITUARY. DIED, at Graniteville, S. on Sunday. 24th May, 157.

after a protractA illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, CYNTIHA LOUISA, eldest daughter of ANDREW and SU9SANNAj TuRNER, aged 18 years, 7 months and 19 days. Peace to her ashes." ASK ANY ONE WHO HAS EVER USED DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS, What they think of them! Ninety-nine in a hundred will tell you they are the best Pills for liver complaint, sick headache and dyspepsia that they have ever used. Read the following from one of our most respectable citizens: NEw YoRK, August 3, 1S52. I do hereby certify that I have been suffering from a pain in my side and breast for a long time, and after trying many remedies came to the conclusion that my liver was affected.

I immediately commenced using Dr. I'Lanc's Celebrated Lirer Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, and the few that I have taken have already given me more relief than all the other medicines I have taken put I went to a clairvoyant to consult him; after examining Ime carefully, he advised mnc to continue the use of Dr. MLane's Pills that they would effectualfy cure Ime. W.

WV. PhILIPS, No. 2 Columbhia place. pm Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. CELEBRATED VER311FUGJE, by BROS.

of Pittsburg, P'a. All other Termifuges in arc worthless. Dr. genuine Vernifuge, also his Liver Pills, Conn now be laud alt G. L.

PENN'S Drug Store. Nune euine without the signature of Fleaaaing Bros. June lt-(S) 2t PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLLER, Pennyv Dvms feel It to be nay duty to bear ay testimonely to the eflicacy of your Paina Killer. I a.ve used it fo'r years for compijlaiuts of the stumachl aand lbrwels. I haud a very aevere aittaek a few daye ot the anad such a pain in mya lack foar tharee ay.

lanighat tat 1 could get noi test. I SentI and retl bottle of the "Vegetable Paian Eiller." itook a little inawardly, an ad bathedt accarding to tid 'ale applicatiuta ha. renmoved all the p'aian. unal I am table to write to-day, thugh ntith a trenaEing httuil. Thea apllica tiona was adae laust atighlt aboujat i annd I lad a SWvet naights I htave eommznendetd it for years, as I have travelled a deal, unad it given universal saatisfactiona it has been used accordinag to ttiretionas.

Youars gratefully. L. 1PER RY CIIILD.S, P'astor of ILiaptist Church. Troay Ohaio. .7 Thec friends of Capt.

W. C. 310R AGNE respectfully annonce him as a Candidatt for: Brigaier General of the 2d Brigade of Infantry, 1st Division S. C. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gena.

J. R. Wever. ggf are authorized by the friends of Nlaj. W.

1L. 110 DG lS, to announce haimn as a Candidate for IG AJDIER GENER AL, of the 2d Brigade of infantry, 1st Division, S. C. to till the vacaneay oceasoned by the resignation of Brig. Gen.

Wever. Dry Goods at very 2Low Prices for Cash. WVILLIAM SUIEARI, Auagusta, hans just reeived fromn New York a large supply of STAPLE and FANCY 000DS, adapted to the Spring and Summeaar senason, eimbracing a great variety of new and beauitiful styles of Ladies' DRESS GOODS, and articles for GENTLEMEN and YOUTH'S WEAR, and for HOUSE and PLANTATION SERVANTS, which he will sell at decidledly lower prices for CASH than thaey can be sold on the usual credit terms. Acgusta zand Graniteville SHIIRTINGS, Cotton OSNAIURUGS andat Georgia STI1PES, will bea sold at manufacturer's prices. P'lanters and Faiies from the country, wishing to purchaso for CASH, are respectfully, to exuinine thae assortment.

August April 8 1mn 13 CODIDEROCIAL, 11AMITRtG. is not mluch doinag in this atrket. Th'lere hans been nio material change in sonmetime. We quoit e. 1-2 to good crop lot will bing t- eLatter priee-.

K. Conord.ia Lodge, No. 50, A. F. A Regu'ar Coaamttaaication of thtis Lodge il! be hld tat their EEW I1A in the.

Odd Fellows Mae stnie B3u-Id ing, til Satturday evenaing, te 20tha att 7 o'clocek. of E. BLAND, W. M. D).

It See'ry. 5 4t 21 Notice si Subscribea- having repatired his MILL, isi tow in rcaadiniss to itnec his cust'magrs with thea. VERY BEST of MAIA antd FLOUR. G. M.

WEVERt. 2, tf 21 Statc Or Nouuthm Carolina, IN ORDINARY. liy' W. F. DlUl1180 Esqtuirte, fOrdinury of $dge flu-d Ditrict.

IIERiEA Joanss HIaaoOK, hath apiplied t. mae for Lette-rs of Admnaiktrauion iia theu wilt annetxed ona all and ingular thiegods and ehnattlen, rgts anad credits of A. I'. EtTLER, late of the Distract aforesaid, dec'd. 'These are, thaere-fore-, to cite and admonish alt and aigltar, te kinadred and creditors of te said aler-eased, to' ba anad appqear before tme, tat ouar next Ordinary's Cuart for the s'aida Distrnet, to be hotlden at Edgefield Cturt Hlouse, ton the 15tha day of June to show cautwa, if atny, whly the saidl atdminist ratioan nt hei granted.

Givena undser my hand and seal, this 1st day of ina the year of our Lord one thtousand eighat hundredl and fifty-setven and ina the eighty-first year of Amearieatn Independence. W. F. DURISOE, O.L.. June.

3, Ias7 2Z 2 Great: Attraction CHEAP CASH. TH. H. CRANE, Augusta, Georgia, is '1now selling off his Summer Goods at greatly REDUCED PRICES, and many of them A.T COBTr In order to make nriIple room for his Fall Stock. GREAT BARGAINS May be had.

Come with your Cash and realize the immense advantage you gain over the credit system. Colored and Black SILKS. 62j, 75 and $1. Plain and figured BERAGES. 18j, 25 to 50 eta.

All kinds of NIUSLINS and GINGHAMS. from 121 to 25 ets. A great variety of PRINTS and SHIRTINGS, from to i2i ets. Jaconet, Swiss and Check MUSLINS, 12J to 37J Fine French JACONETS and BERAGES, very cheap; A great variety of ANTILLAS from $1 to $15 White, Black and Slate col. Cotton HOSE, at 12J DENIMS, COTTONADES, Linen Coating and Drilling, very cheap.

A large assortment Parasols and Umbrellas, Sheetings, Shirtings, Ticks and Linens VERY LOW-and all kinds of Goods usually kept in a Dry Goods Store at the Cash Price. Augusta, June 3, 3t 21 TO THE PUBLIC, THIE Undersigned having sold the American Ilotel to G. C. CUNNINGIIAM take this occasion to return our thanks to the publie generally fur the. liberal patronage bestowed upon us.

and would solicit the same for its present Proprietors. Respectfully, 0. H1. P. SCOTT CO.

Hamburg, May 30, 1857. -0AMERICAN HOTEL, HAMBURG, S. C. HE Subscribers take this opportunity of informiug their friends and the public generally that they have bought the above HOTEL, and are having it refitted in the best possible style for their reception. We flatter ourselves that every necessary arrangement has been made to promote the comfort of all who favor us with their Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished; attentive and obedient.

And our TABLE will be constantly supplied with the best the season affords. Our friends may therefore rest satisfied that every exertion will be cheerfully rendered to make their sojourn pleasant and agreeable. There will be in attendance a GOOD OSTLER, and Horses left in our charge will receive particular attention. WPersons arriving at this House may feel assured that their baggage will be promptly sent, free of charge, to the Carolina or to either of the Georgia Depots. We solicit a share of the patronage of those visiting our Town.

G. C. CUNNINGH AM. MARY S. Hamburg, June 1, 1857.

ly 21 Dissolution, lHE Firm of 0. 11. P. SCOTT CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

All claims against them are requested to be presented for paytment, and those indebted ure calied upon to settle forthwith. 0. 11. P. SCUTT, 11.

S. OLIVER, W. W. SALE. Hamburg, May 29th, 1857.

4t 21 BY Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to mec Bditeeted, 1 will proceed to sell on Thursday the 18th day of and the day following, at the Cauolina 1 lolL1, in the TIown of flamburg, the following property in the followingr eases, to wit: W. F. i)urisoe, another, vs John A. Miaya and Caroline A. his wife and others laintills vs.

The Sante, The Furniture of said hotel. cotnsistig of Beds, Bed Steads, Matrasses, Wash Sians, Chairs various other articles Furniture, both Ilousehold andl itchien, levied upon as the propetty of the Defendants A Mars and Catoline A. his wife. 'Terms Cash. AMES EIDSON, s.E.D.

3 1857 3t 21 Lost or Stolen 'LRO3I the or near. Red 11111, o.n tIhe I.th May, a enir skin PO)CK ET1 1h00K, conitaiing two Notes, one for pay t. ohtn E. Goeni, Admii'or. A lary G.oen, deed bearer.

signed S. F. Nenuly, dJ. and 1i. Y.

Young, due 25th Dec. last ther, asentled no.te fo lfmyable to S. C. Scott bentr( oneo day diite by S. 1't.

Nealy. Thle subiscriber ier-, by tfrewvarns all perstns trading for the said -N otes orci ihe of them. 8. C. SCOTT, P.

M1. Colier. S. lJne 3i 20 21 O)N the 6th ay, POR1T MNIUNEY, contaminer a small snum oi miney and a few parers. Thei owner is re'jnesteid to comen forward, prolper tv.

pa for adlvertisitng this nticite, atnd take it awny. dall n'v' the Unders gned neair lted Church. W. II. ETIIBIUlG E.

Found, A ND lefl at this Office, a large GOLD SEA L. whlich the owner can get by proviig property and paying for this advertisement. June 3 fi 21 BYa young married man, at situation as FOR EMA or COMIPOSITOR in a Villaige Newspaper Office. He is a gotul pracetical Printer, and hs hand, as Publisher for four years, the entire conrol of a paper published in Florida. Ile is also a very good boo0k keepier.

The best of City referene given! if required. Please address A. CONSTANTINE, Care of Penny post, Charleston, S. C. May 2541 20 I Beef; Mutton, TlIE Subscriber respectful'y informs all of his TPAYING CL'STOMERS thtat lie will have arket every day (tSundays excepted) until notice.

Bunt lie hopes all will bear in mind that the Butchr's bill is due any time he may call for it, as he. has to pay Cash for his Stocek. WV. WV. GOODMAN.

P. 11 ersonts are cautioned agatinst permnit. ting their dogs to go to my butcher pen or pasture, as I have put ont poison to kill such dogs tis may) wish to form too intimate an acquainttance with miy sheep. W. W.

tf 20 Octagon Burial Cases! JITE keeps' conistantly on hianid at his residece in, Vila et a he-tie assortment of this new of METALIC flURIL CASES, of bejautiful frm, ande tinishied in perfect resemblane of highly ROSEWOOD. These CAS E5 are now extenisively usedi and possess mnany vahmballe advanttages over all Colis now the piublie. -At1S0I will also kep ady for delivery at a warnig, a tine Stock of WOO Ii of my3 oew manut'acture, an of all sizes, prices atnd quality. JOIN M. WITT.

Egeiel, Mlay 13 tf Dew Whiskey. I AMb now receiving on Consignmnent front Creentvilhe Ilistrict, a few barrels pure sweet Msash 11 lSKEY-suid to be from the best Diistillery in the State. Call in and e'xamiine. S. E.

BOWERS, Agent. Iamburg, tf 20 Sitauyed, on the IIith a small hay hiese NI.B, be taen 10 and 12 ye'ars old. No paretic tir scars (r mmntka A one delive, inig said hin te to mec at my resideuce, will lie liberally rewatrded fot their trouble, or any informjation thannkfully receive d. WVM. CLOVER.

Graniteville May 2re, 1857. tf 20 RlAGS I WILL give. a fair prce for good clean RAGS at moy Store in Ihamburg. S. E.

BOWERIS, Agent. tf 2n TRIAL OF MARTIN POSEY have on hand and for Fale a few hundred copies of the Trial of Ml A RTIN POSEI for the Murder of his Wife, Matilda H. Posey, -ANDNegro Slave Appling, Being an interesting pamphlet (of about 75 pages, givi.ig a true and exact account of a crime commited in Edgeield District in 1849, and which resulted in the conviction of the said Posey of murder in the first degree, for which offence he suffered the extreme penalty of the law on Friday. Feb. 1st, 1850.

Persons desirous of procuring this record of past days and dark scenes should call at once. For sale at this Ollice. Price, 15 cents per copy, or two copies for 25 cents. Two copies sent by mail, to one address, for 25 cents. April 20 tf 16 NEW GOODS! NEW New Store in the New Building, ILLIAN R.

HUDSON takes great pl easure in announcing to the citizens' Edgefield Village and District, (especially the Ladies) that ho is now receiving and opening in the large Store Room under the Masonic Odd Fellows' Ball, an ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of RICH and BEAUTIFUL GOODS, comprising every article usually offered in a well conducted Village Store. lia shelves will be well ladened with an excellent and fashionable variety of DRESS GOODS, EMBJROIDERIES, Trimmings, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Jewelry, Gloves, Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Domestic Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Crockery Hardware, The above Stock of Goods are all direct from the finest importing Houses in Charleston and New York, and as they were bought on good terms will be disposed of at astonishingly LOW PRICES. All I ask is an examination of my Goods and prices. I know what will be the result. WM.

R. HUDSON. Edgefield, April 29 tf 16 NEW GOODS, For the Spring and Summer of 157. C. BRYAN, at the Brick Store, ever Bo on the alrt for the pleasure and comfort his many kind and generous customers and friends, has just returned from Charleston with a large and general assortment of MAGNIFICENT DRY GOODS, which have been selected with great care to he flutters himself with much taste as to the style and beauty his Goods, and which are well adapted to the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE! Confident of rendering satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage, he urgently requests the Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefield to give his Stock an examination and judge for themselves.

Among the many beautiful articles in his Ladies' Dress Goods Department, -May be foundFancy and Pliin Black SILKS; Plain and Fivured RAREGES; Crape DePA RiS, Black and Colored; Solid BRILLIANTS, White, Green, Pink, Printed and Organdie Muslins; Jaconet, Sw iss, Nansook and Mull Muslins; Fine French, Sco.tch and English Ginghams; Eng'lisht and American Prints White and colored Stella SHlA WLS A fine Lot of M1ANTILLAS and TA LIfAS; Dress FRINGES, in great ariety and new styles; JION NETS and Bonnet RIBBONS, which for eauty are withtout comparison White. Rope, Crown and Cruvelli SKIRTS; Parasols, Fants, --A OJust opened nda for sale cheap a good stock of Russia, Scotch and hluckahack Diapers and Towellings; Trishl Linen and Linen Lawns, very cheap; and Tileaeh Table ll)amasks; Blenebed aind Brown, Shitings and Sheetings; Osnauburg. and Stripes, Ticking: Plaidls, Checks. Linen Fashionble Hats, A tine lot Leghorn, antd Straw. Men's, Ladies, Alisses and ChibIren.

roceries, Hardware and Crockery, 1.7 GJoods iery low for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. April I.

tf 12 BY the I lh inst at or tnear r.isd..n.-, a smtalI red PCiGT H' OOK. er ebange. One of the 55 bills had been burnt on the right hand thittk 'ine on the thle State. at note on Neal, for thir. ty-ighit dollars a nil some cenuts, dt F-eb.

1857, andi. one day after date. All personsW are enuioned fromi tradinig for esa'd A nty peront hindug saidu P'ocket Ilouok and aind to the sub'sciber will be ibierally rewarded. "ED'lCK Slay 27 20 Plank Road Notice. fHE ti llowintg Rates of Toll have been on the Illamiburg Edgetield P'lank Road to take eflreet on the tirst June next.

Onie hoirse vehicie, three cenits per. mile. Two 1.ur i 'f ree five Four horse or more, seven ets orse and Rider oiie cetnt Where Vhies with four or more horses shall pay for a ticket to go antd return in advatnce they will'be allowed to go. at the rate of five cents per mile edch a ny. By Order of the D)irectors.

WM. C. SIBLE Mlay 27, 5t 20 state or South Carolina. EDGEFiELD DISTRICT. IN Wesley Phillips and htis wife A ugusta Ann, eL al, By eorder of his Honor vs Ed mund Penn, 11EJI Creditors of F.

M. Y'onng, will render itt to me duly aittestedl, their accounts the 14tate of the said F. M. Young, on or the 2th day of August next, or they weill be rorever barred anid ebtoelp.d fromt recoveriing payeit of the samie. Noutice is also givent thtat a reference will also be hli, my U.flut on thtat day, for ati accounting between the heirs aind creditors of said F.

Mi. Yong, and Edmund Penn, the A dmir.isir.itor of his Eate. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.D. Maty 27 13t 20 CASHE HER1EAi1.ER.

TIIE Sub'criber takes this nmethod informing .1. the citizens of l.iberty Ilill, and all who may be pleased to favor htim with their patronage, that on and nfmter this date, he intends doitig a STRICT CASil BUSIN1ESS. I don't intend to keep any oks, and no work will be delivered until paid for. 'I hitkul foii pa-t etncouragemenit, I respectfully solicit a continuation of the same. C.

RICIITER. Liberty Ilil, May 25, 1857. 3t 20 ROAD NOTICE. 7j'IE Subsariher having bought the Esigeficki JChenthiam Plank Road now throws it upon the honor of the community. It is presumed that ll ir nest men, whio may travil on the Road, will pay nme.

rascals niay go until I catch themi. L. S. JOIINSON. May 27 20 BACON SIDES.

PRIME S.IDES, for sale low for OU ashA. Ianburg, May 20, 1857. St 20 Fresh Salmon, Oysters, 1 ST receiveid atnother fresh sutpply of fine Cove QOy.tes, in cans, I.o-lsters and No I. mil put up according to Gunter," and are honid to prv panmtable to every lover of extra good dishes. For sale by W.

E. LEGG. May. 20 21 19 CANDIDATES! The friends of Co. WM.

QUATTLEBUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefield at the ensuing election. UT We are authorized to announce LEWIS JONES, as a candidate for re-election for Sheriff of Edgefield District. 9E THE Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARE respectfully announcehim as a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefield District at the next election.

THE friends of Capt. LEWIS COVAR, respectfully announce him as a candidate for Serif, of Edgefield District, at the ensuing election. The many friends of W. W. SALE, of Hamburg, in the upper part of the District, respectfully announce him as a candidate for Bherif of Edgefield District at the next election.

67 Tis Friends of Mr. ROBERT D. BRYAN respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edgefleld District at the next election. Ur Taz Friends of Maj. JOHN C.

LOVELESS respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgefield District at the ensuing election. VTThe friends of STARLING TURNER nounce him a candidate for Tax Collector ensuing election. 0T The Friends of Mr. M. W.

LYLES respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Colleotor of Edgefield at the next election. gW The liriends of Capt. E. W. HORN, respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgefield District, at the ensuing election.

0T The Friends of Mr. CHARLES CARTER respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgefield Distriet, at the next election 9T The Friends of Mr. CHAS. M. MAY, respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Colector of Edgefield District at the next election.

CA-PA1TNERSHIP NOTICE. ESSRS. MAGRATH WRIGHT have formed a Co-Partnership in the practice of IXaaw anci Ecuity, And can be found at the Office ef Mr. MAGRAT opposite Covar's Hotel. THOS.

P. MAGRATH, HENRY T. WRIGHT. Edgefield, May 26 at 20 IL SPANN, at Maw, -ANDSOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Edgefield C. S.

C. May 27 tt 20 i y. HE Subscriber has removed his Office to his old Roos uinB. J. Ryan's Hotel, where will attend to any business pertaining to his Profession.

Allen's Patent Teeth, Curvilinear Gum and Block Teeth, from Single Teeth to Entire Setts, Put up in a style to please the most fastidious. Dentists wishing teeth put up on Allen's Patent, can have it done by sending in their Plates at very moderate prices. Dentists' Gold and Silver Plate, Gold Silver and Platina Wire, round, half round and cilindrical made to order. H. PARKER.

N. settlement always at the completion of the work. July 30 'tf 29 J. De McKELLMR, SURGEON DENTIST, WIOULD most respectfully in forn the citizens VYof A bbeville and Edgefield Districts, that he will spend the first half of each month In A bbeville nd the latter half in Edgefield, where he will'be pleased to attend to any professional calls that he may receive. Address-Abbeville C.

Greenwood and Miill Way. Miay 20 19 13ET FURNTISHING. WVM. 0. PRICE AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

May 15, 2m 18 Bland Butler's have received during the puwt and prPeent week, a ARGE and MAGNIFICENT Aapted to, the present and approaching seasot', to whih i nvite the attention of the trading comninuity. Ladies are respectfully solicited before making their purchases to call and examine our assortment ofDRESS GOODS, XANTIT.TASR, Which comprise" the latest varieties in style and dein, having been rselected by our Mr. BUTLE fom the choicest Stuocks of the New York and other Northern markets, sud will be sold for Snuall Pronlts. Amiongr the May be found Rich Black Flounced Silk ROBES; nich Colored Flounced ROl3ES; Rieb Fancy Plaid and Cheney SILKS; "Plaid and.Striped Foulard do Black and Colored Ilrocade do Plain Gro DcRhine and Gru DeNaple Silks Plain Black SiLKS. of various qualities: Rih Embroidered Barege Flounced ROBES: Rich Organdie and Jaconet do do" MUSLINS French Printed Cambricks and Brilliants; Plain and Figured SAVONS; Printed and Plain CHIA LL IES, of all colors Challie and Colored MAR ETZE BAREGES; Canton Cloths.

Alpaccas and Bombauines; English and French CR APES Black and Colored GRENA DIES; Cruvelli S1LKS and Plain ES; Scotch and French, English and A merican PRINTS; Silk and Lace MANTILLAS; Barege and Muslin SCARFS Black Chantilla SilAWLS and MANTILLAS; Silk and Lace White Cactus, Cord and Crown SKIRTS; Patent Steel Spring and Skeleton do. Mtasiles and Crinoline do Of EMB3ROID)ERIES we have a large and mnaginefent assortment; Real Lace SETTS Black and White Crape SETTS; French worked Muslin COLj.ARS and Sleeves; Embroidered, and Corded HANDKERCHIEFS; Muslin B.ANDS, in great varieties; Plain, Plaid and Striped Swiss MUSLINS Linen COLLARS and SLEEVES in sette; Ladies and Misses Silk and Cotton HOSE Silk and Kid GLOVES; 4 Back and Kid Black Lace MITTS; Dress TRIMINGS, Lining SILKS, French and Rail Road CORSETTS; And last, though not leat a superb assortment of what the Ladies term PERFECT LOVES OF BONNES," for Ladies and Misses. POR HOUSEKERPERS, We have a nice lot of Linens, Bleached and Bron Sheetings, Pillow Casings, TahLe gamasi, Napkins, Tuwelings, 70E THjE PAXXERS, We have a complete assortment of Pbtin and Striped Osaburgs, Marlboro Stripes and Plaids, Cottonades and 'Linen Drills for men and boys wear. HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, 31' The community are respectfully invited to inspect our Goods and priers. We feel confident that we can--at l-ast we mean to try to.wp'ease every taste.

BLAND 4r, WUTLER. Apreil 1 12 PLUMB LEITNER, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AUGUSTA, GA. rT HE attention of the public is invited to.our of CHOICE UNADULTERATED Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, And all other articles in our line. We feel assured that no House in the South can offer a Stock superior to, -eurs in genuineness and purity. All our Officinal preparations are made in strict accordance with the formularies of the U.

S. Pharmacopia, with the best materials, and by the proper weights and measures. Our Stock of DENTAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Is full, and we have unequalled arrangements for opening additional supplies at the shortest notice. Feeling confident that we can furnish our customers with the Best Article, on reasonable terms, we respectfully solicit orders, and pledge ourselves to fill them with fidelity and despatch. PLUMB LEITNER, Late D.

B. Plumb 4. Co. Augusta, Ga. A pril 13, 9m 14 CLARK CO, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

OW offer for sale their splendid new stock of SILVER WARE, of all kinds-Tea Sets, Pitchers, Castors, Waiters, Goblets, Tumblers, Cups, Forks, Spoons, Ladles, Pastry, Cake, Dessert and Butter Knives. Sheffield PLATED WARE-first quality of goods in Castors, Cake Baskets, Waiters, Candlesticks, Birmingham and American PLATED WARE, very showy, and at low prices. GOLD WATCHES, of all good makers-Cooper, Dent, Tobias, Burley English makers; Brietting, Matile, Swiss makers; and Jules Jurgensen, of Copenhagen SILVER WATCHES in great variety; quick beat Railroad Watches, large size. Rich Diamond, Coral, Cameo and Mosaic JEWELRY, all the newest styles, with a large stock of Staple and Fancy GOODS, at their store, Post Office Corner. opposite the Railroad Bank.

Augusta. Feb. 4 1857 tf 4 IRON PLOW STOCK! NOW ffer to the public my IRON PLOW STOCK. This Plow Stock was Patented Jan. let, and has now been in use long enough to prove, at least, that it is no humbug.

The advantages which are claimed for this, over the common plow stock, are these: 1st. Its simplicity and durability. 2d. Its adjustable arrangement by which the beam is raised or lowered at pleasure without changing the depth of the plow or the height of the handles. 3d.

The plow can be set any depth without changing the height of the beam or handles. 4. The handles can be raised or lowered at pleasure, without changing the height of the beam, or depth the plow. 5. It is well adapted to all soils, and to all manner of farming, at all seasons.

As a proof of what I have said above, I need only refer those who have not seen the plow, to the following names, which stand as high on the Agricultural lists of Georgia, (my native State) as any others; and also to those of the adjoining States of South Carolina and Alabama: Hon. M. A. CooPR, Etowah, Ga; Hon. Tues.

STOCKS, Greensboro, Dr. I. S. Wnrrrux, Mt. Zion, Col.

J. V. JoNas, Birdsville, MIrs L. Gasam, Esq, Ft. Valley, D.

REDMOND, Augusta, Ga Dr. N. B. CLOUD, Montnomery, Ala; Dr. B.

W. LAWTON, Erwinton, S. Col. A. G.

SUMMEa, Columbia, S. C. The Right to make and use this Plow Stock for Plantations, Shops, Counties or States, can be had addressing the utndersigned at Ogeechee, Serien County, Ga. G. W.

COOPER. gg Mr. F. N1. NICHOL AS, at the Carolina Edgefieid, S.

is my authorised Agent. Mlay 20 19 LEONARD SMITH'S VENTILATNG SMUT MACHINE. 'l I tslahini'e all the c.leansing qlualia I. that catn be brought to bear ott any Grain it clansing. It is decidedty the best laehmne tor thorouhly cleansing ramn now in use.

Every one these NIlachines that has been put in oiperation accrding to the directionts) have g-ven perfLect unisfactiotn. For well. safety and durabiitv, as well as simtplicity of the manner in which they are put itn eration, they surpass all Smnuttera that have ever beeni invented.it is needless to words, as the Machine nd the manny Certitientes f'rom practical men of its 5Ueri.r is recommtendation sullicient. gg These Nhichines are inade rtnd sold by LlONBlRl) SNIITiI, ratentee and Owner, Troy New York. gg the scale of prices or other information this 8tnut addlress C.

II. ENN EY, Agent, Ilambiurg, S. C. REFatF.Nes.--W. L.

Coleman, Edisto Miills; I. Wever, Ediefield S. C.t M. A. Suliivan, Shoals, aind Y.

Partlow, Partlow's Mills. May 17 Cotton Gins and Thrashers, LL Planters who wish to, r.rocure COTTON anid TIIRAsiIERS of the best per. formnce, atnd made of thme best moateriahs, can be sup'lied by applymng to the subscriber, either permonaly or by letter. All whomi lavor mc with their custom arc pleased, and those who apply to mte hereafter, shalt have tto cause to cimltaint if I shall be as suecessful in ny etforts ais I have been heretofore. A ddress, TilOS.

E. Coleman's Rloads, Edgelield S. or LA WRENCE Agent, Edgetield C. HI. March 11 tf .9 GOOD NEWS FOR THE FARMERS! SELF.SilA RPK'N ING STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS rp CUTTERiS are of very superior quality and have given entire satisfaction to all who have tuied thmem.

They are very simiple in their oonstruction, atnd of great durability. Farmers would do to send on their orders in time, to be ready for the Oat crop. They can be supplied at the very low'prike of Fifteen Dollars, Cash. For sale by E. PENN, A gent.

May 13 tf 18 $10 REWARD, EFT thec subscriber's residence otn Monday thme 25th a negro woman RACHEL, a bright mulatto, with blue eyes, being fiftyand sixty years old. She' fornrly belonged to 'Mays, Sen and also to W. 13. Alays. She h'as a dailghter at Jogiu Swearingen's alse one at L.

Gmilliotn's, and a son at Edgetield Village, belongig to Col. M. Frazier. Shte is apt to lurk about somec of these ptlacs, or possibly she may go to Auausta and try to pass herself for a free iegro, amnd hire herself as a waahter and ironer. I will give the above reward of ten dollars, to ay person who will eithber deliver her to me at my residtuece, near the Old1 lodge her in any safe jail, that I can get lhen.

Any information respectitg her, will be thtankflly ei eved. Address the subscriber at Edlgelield S. C. JOHNK C. PORTER.

May 20th, 1857 Fine Wines. ASPLEND)ID article of St .1 uien's CLA RETT' and No. 1 SHlERRY WINES. W. E.

LEGG. May20 2t 19 CARRIAGE UREPOMTORY1 CHRISTIE HIRLB E8T. HE Subscribers offer for sale at the old stand of R. H. Sullivan, a CHOICE collection of Carriages, Rockaways, Buggles, And all other articles in their line.

They have made arrangements to keep their House supplied with the BEST ARTICLES, frem the BEST Factories in the United States, which they will sell LOW FOR CASH, or for good paper on short time. CARRIAGES and BUGGIES of every description will be furnished to order on short notice. S. CHRISTIE, A. HURLBERT.

April22 tf. 15 Boot and Shoe Manufactory. HE Subscriber having opened a BOOT AND 0 MIANUFACTORT opposite the Post Office, respectfully announees to' the citizens of Edgefield Village and District, that is he prepared to make to order any article in the Boot and Shoe Business! Having the best workmen'In the District in is A ployment and being a practical workman liiNiBlf he feels warranted in saying that his work will be done in the neatest and latest styles. He has also on hand a large Stock of fine PUMP SOLED and fine WELTED and DOUBLE tsled BOOTS. Also, a stock of gentlemen and ladies' SHOES-all of his own manufacture-which he will self for cash.

NICHOLAS McEVOY. N. Negro boy wanted to learn the Boot and Shoe trade. Feb 4 tf 4 Turkey Creek Land for Sale. THE Subscriber wishes to sell his tract of land Ton Turkey Creek, (known as Bland's Quarter,) containing SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.

I will ride over the place with any person deairous of purchasing, so that they may judge of its quality. There Is a small new House upon the place, with all necessary out buildings, good well of water, Terms accommodating. ELBERT BLAND. Feb. 18 1867 tf 5' HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE HE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUqSE LOT in the Village of Edgefield, consisting of three acres, with every necessary butildng on the premises, well of excellent water, Terms accommodating.

Mar 4 tf 8 Head-Quarters, 7TH REGIMENT, 8. C. M. Cnavas' CazznMay 19, 1857. ORDERS NO.

THE Lower Battalion of this Regiment will asLsemble at the Cherokee Ponds on Saturday 6th of June next, armed and ejulied as the law directs. The Commiaioned and Non-Qommaisioned Officers the day previous for drill and Instruotion. The Upper Battalion will assemble it the Pine House on Saturday 13th of June next, armed and equiped as the law dirdft. Commissioned and Non-Commissoned Oi. cers the day previous for drill and latruetion.

Capts. Lybrand and Shaw, are charged with so much of this order, as pertains to their command. By order of D. L. SHAW Lieut.

Col. 7th Reg. S. C. M.

F. M. CoLxAi, Adj't. May 20 1857 4t 19 REGIMENT, S. C.

M. DunroNsvzn.a, May 11, 1657. A CCORDING to an order from Maj. Gen. A.

t1M. SMIrrn, there will be an election held on the 13th day of June next, at Mrs. Susan -Bruanon'i, near Spring6tld, for BRIGADIER GENERA to fill the vacancy oceasioned by the reslgnation of Cen. J. R.

Wavmn. Corley and Maj. J1. W. Tompkins will act as Managers.

Polls to be opened at 11 o'clock, A. and closed at 3 P. MI. By order of B. F.

STROM, CoL. 9th Reg't. G. W. Buaron, Adj't.

May 20 4t 1W Head-Quarters, FIRST DIVISION, S. C. AnnaVtrLLE C. April 22, 1857. ORDERS, NO A EL.ECTION will be held at the various Mrluster Grounds on SATURDIAY the 13th of UN next, for BRIGA of the 2d Brigade of Infantry.

1st Division, S. C. to fil the place of Brig. Gen. John R.

Wever, resigned. The Colonels ot Oenieers comman'ding Regiments are charged with the extension of this order and immediately after the election to transunit to the Major-Genaeral, at this place, a statement in writing, showing the result of each potl. By order of Maj. Gen. A.

M. SMITH. W. L. CaLHn, Division A dj.

Gen. A pril 29 1857 7t 16 Head-Quarters, 7TH REGIMENT, S. C. CaEzx, May 12, 1857. TN obedience to an order Gen.

SMrrH. an IElection will be held at the Old Wells on St unday the 13th of June next, for BRlGAl.1lER GENERAL of the 2nd Brigade of Infantry let Division, S. C. to fil the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of ig. Gen.

Wever.Lieuts. F. M. Coleman and W. May.

will assist me in managing the election. D. L. SH AW, Lieut. Col.

May 13 5it 18 New Market Steam Mills! T11 Subseriber gives notice to the people of Lauren. and Newberry, that his Stea Mills have been recently thoroughly repaired. 1 have put in newv Boilers and frst rate Bolting Cloths, and I think I man now prepared to make as fine Flour as aiiy made. in the State. My regular Grinding days are Tuesdays and Fridays.

Persons from a distance can be accommodated at any time by getting to the Mill be'ore Sunset. I will grind for them any night In the week. .1. Y. L.

PARTLOW. 'New Market, Mar 31, 12 Caution I A LL persons are hereby notified not to trade for the following Notes, and the makers thereof are also cautioned against paying said Notes to any other person than the Subscriber, to wit One Note on Padgett for 'Thirty-Eight Dollars, dated sometime in January 1856, with from ihe date thereof. One Note on Lewis Padgett for Twenty Dollars, dated in March 1855, with a credit of $10, mads during the same mionth. The above description is according to nay best information. The above notes are the property of the Subser'ber and were made payable to Sarah Johnson.

STAMMORE JOHIISON. May 20 19 Administrator's Sale, an order from the Ordinary of Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell at the late residence of Charles Hammond, on londay the 8th June next, all the personal Estate said drensed, eonsisting on Fourteen Likely Negroes, Tsa-On a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. Purchasers wUi be required to give Notes with two approved soeeritiss. THOS. KERNAGHAN, Ad'or.

May 20 19 Mdminisitrator's Sale. Yanore fromi the OrdInary of Edgefleld proceed to sell at the late resdene on Monday the 8th June next, all the personal Estate of said deceased, consisting in part of Household and Kithen Furnittie, 11ores, Mules, Cows and Calves, Sheep, hlogs, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Fedder, Plantation Tools, Trams-On a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. P'urchasers will be required to give notes with two approved securitiss. THOS. KERNAGHAN, A d'or.

May 20 3t 19 Good Mackerel. hand a few barrels No. I Halifax Mackerel For sale by 3.LE.