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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-30
From tho Camden Journal.
CORRECTION.

Mr.. ED.roR:-In thepamphIet OF Acts
Of the last Session Of the Legislature, The
4lh section Of the Act prescribing the
mode Of elecing Clerks, Sheriffs, and Or
dinaries." requires the managers 10 meet
at the Courthouse Of their District on the
MONDAY after the votes are received.
In a certified copy of the same Act, from
the Secretary of States office. now in our
possession, the 4th section requires the
Managers 10 meet on WEDNESDAY after
the votes are received.
This difference is pointed out with a
view that SO important a matter may he
set right, and we trust The attention oflhose
having the power 10 Inform the public will
be drawn 10 il. VI.
We have examined the ratified act, 10
the Office Of the Secretary of State and
find that The error referred to, is in the
printed copy: that the Managers are re-
uuired to meet ION the WEDNESDAY after
jas votes are recoivcd;" and that the en-
t'r' '>-'ion Of the ".Act prescribing the
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DEATH OF THE Hon. HUaH T.. WHITE.


DEATH OF THE Hon. HUaH T.. WHITE.
1T is with no ordinary emotions ofregret,
(says the Knoxville (Ten.) Times, of 10Th
instant) that we record The decease Of The
Hon. Hugh Lawson White. He departed
this life, al his residence near this place,
on last Friday morning al abos1 half past
eis hit o'cock, A. NJ. The public are aware
that his return from Washington to Knox
vile, Immediately after his resignation of
his seat in the U. States Senate, subjected
him 10 great exposure 10 the inclemency
of the weather, and seriously impaired his
health. After rcechihs home, his strength
gradually decreased and on medical advice
being called. is was soon discovered that
an abscess Of ttle lungs had formed, which
would in all probability lead to his early
death. Such. however, was his consliu-
tional furtilude, that the termination of his
disease was much prolonged beyond the
Anticipation of great debility, l,e sill, when
the weather permitted, and even on the
day previous to his deaIll, took his acc1is-
toned ride. He retained, not only his
consciousness, but his vigor and sprishtli-
mes of intellect 10 the last moment; and was
evidently aware that the hour of his death
was near, but few minutes previous to
its occurrence.
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MI IANSION HOUSE
Edgefeld Court House.

THNIIE subscriber would inform his friends,
Il. and tho public generally, that his rooms
are fitted up in neat and comfortable style,
for tho reception of visitors during the Sum.
ner. He assures those travelling from the low
country, to this place, or the Mountains, that
every thing shall be done 10 reuder them and
their families comfortable, that lays in the Pro.
prie,or's power. He hopes, by uurcmil,ed
attention to business. that none who are fond
of good order and quiet, will pass by the sign
of the Mansion House, formerly occupied BY
Mr. VIM. Brunson,) or leave j, dissatisfied.
w. V. DUNN.
NIB. The subscriber has furnished himself
with two and four horse Omnibus, and three
very superior saddle Horses, so Tint no person
need be detained, wishing to go TO any point.
Meals at all times will BE providedatthe shortest
notice for stage passengers, and others stopping
at the Mansion House. w. V. d,
Edgefeld c. H., April q, 1910. l3 If
The Charleston Courier and Savannah
Georgian, will publish the above four times,
weekly, and forward their accounts to this Of
fee for payment.
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Ne2C Furniture 6e3aeg .B057t.
ovS SEaOa1.
VSHE subscriber takes this method 10 inform
Il his friends. aud the citizens Of this. anc

YBHI1E subscriber takes this method TO inform
Il his friends. aud the citizens Of this. and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent.
ly located his
FURNITURE AND JoINER's SHOP
on the Martintown Road, near Gilgal Chulcl,,
about twelve miles above Edgefeld C.. House,
and II below Cambridge. Being Mechan-
c- himself, and hatiug experienced, good
workmen in his employ. he ha,ters himself that
he will be. able. to give satisfaction 10 oil those
who may favor him with their orders. lie has
Gt, hand. and expects TO keep good assert.
nenl Of PANEL DooRs. SASH, BLINDS, AND
MaNTEL PIECES Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
Such as WardvObes, sideboaras, Bureaus
Book Gases, Folding Tables. &c. sc.
Repairing dune at The shortest notice, and or
reasonable terms. If desired, lie will 60 any
distance under twenty-five miles, TO Glaze.
All orders thankfully received, and pnnctu
ally attended to. ADDRESS the undersigned
Duntonsviilc. .Edge6eld District, S. c., or Vim
F. Durisoe, Edgefield Court House.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near Gilgul. S. c. April 80, 1slO 3m 13
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Spring and Summer Goods.
JOHN db. B. FORD. =

Ms now opening q general assortment Of
u Stuple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitabfsfor
the Spring and Summer Trade: and 10 tho
present week, will receive additionst 10 his stock,
that will make his assortment complete. He
also begs 10 assure those who favor him with
their custom, that so long as he has the pleasure
TO supply them, they will nt all times find
full assortment Of the newest and best goods,
and of latcststyles and fashions. Among those
already opened, are
7-sand4.4 Blsach'd sbiriings g. Long Cloths.
English and American ligh1 Prints.
French do and Printed Musljns 9
fiain, Check, and Plaid Cambrics.
Jaconet Muslins.
and Stripe Swiss Mualins.
Book Muslins, and Bishop Lawns.
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas.
Ladies Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
ChildrcB do and do
Furniture, Prints, Dimi,y, Checla, Frinses
and Binding.
A variety of Plain, Twnlcd and stripe.
culorcd Couons, for servants wear.
Mexican and York Mixtures.
Drape d'te and Prussian Cloths, for Summer
Goats.
Brown and White, Plain and Ribbed Linen
Drilling.
1914 and ls.4 Linen shee.ins, fine. and nil
be sod at reduced price.
Grass Cloth.
Imitation do du and Brown Linen.
Irish Linens, and Linen Lawns.
do do Heavy, for Goats.
RIk Italian Crarats, and Summer Stocks.
Linen Bosoms and Collars.
Gloves Of all kinds and sizes, besides yarie-
~ OF fancy goods, not mentioned.
a few Bales Brown Shirtings and Shee,inss.
| for sale low.
The above, with most other articles in his
line, for sale IN quantities to suit purchasers.
Country Merchants supplied at a very smaH
advance from cost.
Hamburg, April g. 1910. lift
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From the Hamburg Journal.
HAMBURG MARKET.

Business has been somewhat dull last
week, in consequence of the planters he
ing kept at home getting in their seed for
the next crop. The receipts have been
light, aud prices range at about the same
rates given last week. The late news
from Europe has had the effect 10 main
tain our prices for cotton, and steady
market for produce of all kinds. We
quote cotton at from So TO 81, bur under
stand that few bales were sold al a small
advance upun the latter price.
Flour.-The heavy supplies from the
country have not driven the buyers out oi
market; sales are readily made at our
quotations, SD SGT.
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Yefl,sc 10 dedicate To this cardinal employment
their contributions of knowledge, be they great
or smal9 All idea. hint 4 mere mite, nay
ty,hc, will add 10 the general stock. and al
though we may rear no monument or effect no
great achievement, to perpetua,e our nanes'
or the existence of our Society, we may ney-
ertheless succeed in confering u lasting benefit
t,pon our District, by OH, associated labors. |
therefore suggest to the planters generally, to
attend a meeting on Sale day next, to be formed
in the Court House, at II O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing District Agricultural So
'cety. We are all interested, and let our at.
tendance be general, that we may be Jealous
co-workcrs in SO good cause.
ARATOR.
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The Hamburg journal,

A sE,n-wEEKLY PAPER,
DerO'cd to Foreign and Domestic Nc.es, Tss
Markets, Literafxre. Science, &c. Se.
MARLBOROUGH Il MULLAY,
Editors and Publishers.
YNHE present fourisIing trade, and the grow
4 Ing Importance of Hamburg in CONNER
ci;sl point Of view, fully authorize tie estab.
lishElent ofsueh Newspaper as the Publishers
design 10 make oil the Journal. No place Of
tie same population in the Union, and certain
ly none where so large all amount of business
is transacted is without such vehicle of trade
and intelligence. Every effort will be made TO
render the Journal entirely acceptable to tho
liberal and enterprising community ftt wkpse
patronage it presents itself. Political facts viii
he given 10 tile public as matter of news; but
political speculatons, with their train Of soph-
istry, misrepresentation, SANDER and abuse,
will be carefully excluded from our columns
Particular attention will be given to the state Of
| the Markets at home and abroad; and we shull
furnish regularly corrected lists Of the prices
current at Hnmburg, Augusta end Charleston,
as well as copious extracts from the Trade
Lists Of the Northern cities. Our extensive
mail facilities will give us intelligence from
every part Of the Union at the latest possible
datesi and The means they will also afford US of
transmitting our paper speedily 10 every post.
office throughout the South and South West
will make the Journal useful aud valuable to
the business men ofihese sections Of our great
county, and We shall look with confidence for
patronage n, their hands. We shall endeavor
to find pince in our columns for every thing
Of interest to the business classes Of the people
aud the community generally; and, in short,
no expense or labor shall be spared to render
the Journal truly valuable paper, and in every
way worthy Of the favor aud support we now
Icrms.-S2 per annum, in advance. Tho
Journal will be printed twice week, with
good type on beautiful white paper, Of an cx,
tra-lmperIa! size. Advertisements inserted q,
the usual rates.
Hamburg, s. c., April 7, 1a40. IL
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mode of elec,ing Clerks, Shcrffs, and Or
dinaries,"-(see pages 81 and 3S of the
printed actsl-should read as follows:
Sec. 4. The Managers shall meet at the
Court House of their District, OIL theWed-
ncsday after the votes are received, and
on the same day, count out the same, de-
clare the election. ifno notice 10 contest il
he given, and shall certify TO the Governor
the name Of the person who may be duly
elected.
Editors throughout the Stale, will please
give publicity to the above correction.
South Carolinian.
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The Vice Presidfncy.-We find the
following paragraph in the last Worcester
(Mass.) Palladium.
National Conuent;on.-The Committee
Of the Legislative Convention, appointed
to correspond on the subject of National
Convention, recommend. as all are united
on Mr.. Van Buren,. and several Of the
States have declined sending delegates,
thatno delegates should be chosen from
Massachusetts. Gov. Polk will therefore
be the candidate ofthe democracy of Mas
sachusetls for Vice President.
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HaYNl lENEAlI.
Tile sitkcn tic that binds i,oo ,oillinq E.n-t..
MARRIED,

NHNNtEGI
On Wednesday, 18th ins,., by the Rov,
Fl. d. DuncanMr. s. 4. Chapman, OF Co
lumbus. (Ga.} To Miss Cornclia ]. Dick
Of Barnwelll Is. C1.
Alteration, near Statehurg, on Thurs.
day. 3lst ul,.. by the Rev. A. l.. Converse
Col. Charles R. Boyle, of ST. Paul's Par.
ishl EeIlen NorviIe, third daughter of the
Hon, John N. Davis, Of Santce.
On Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst.
at Mount Pleasant, Richland District, by
llre Rev. VIM. Holmes. Capt. VIM. B.
Elken, Of Long Town. Fairfield District,
10 Miss Mary Aun, daughter Of Mr.. Aex'r.
Kennedy.
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Going the Entirc.-The editor of o
Whig paper in Michigan, one of General
Harrson's strongest parlisans, lays claims
to rather more votes for his candidate than
wahink he will receive. lie says tha,
the "Los Cabin Candidate" will NOT only
get New York, Pennsylvania, and Virgin.
ia, but Teas and Canada. He might
have thrown in the Island Of Cuba while
he was about it.-N. o. Picayune.
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COLUMBIA, April "a

The Erecutive OGcs.-His Exccllency,
B. X, Henegau, arrived 10 Columbia on
Thursday, the 10th inst, and entered upon
the duties Of the Executive Officiating
lodgings at the United States Hotel. We
understand that lie found much business in
the Office, and that he is still actively en-
gagged in the disposal Of it. He designs TO
remain in Columbia until the 10Th May,
when his Head Quarters will be Mt Ben
ne,tsvillee, MarlhoroughDistrlct, I'LL farth.
er notice.-South Caroliniun.
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The Eastern papers announce The death
of Peter Edes, we'll known in N. York,
where he once lived with his son, Benia.
min Edes, who carried on the printing
business. DR.. Peter Edes was, at the
time ofbis death, on the 2Sth ult. the Oldest
printer in the United States, being then in
his e5th year.
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l7,OSO

Hamburg Stra,Oberrics.--Dr. Stokes
sent to our office yesterday. four mann
moth strawberries, grown in his garden,
which weighed ono ounce two grains
Hamburg Journal.
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The President Of the United States has
recognised Augustus w. RadcIitf' as Con-
sui ofrhe Republic of Texas, for The port
Of New York; and Oliver O'Hara, as
Vice Consul Of the Netherlands, at Key
West.
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St1'nyed OF. Stolen,

a T Edge6ed c. H., on Tuesday, the 24tl,
IA Of March, a Bay Horse. three years old,
both hind feet whito, and star OIL his fore:
head. a scar on one side of his nose, caused by
kick Of horse. will pay NIL expenses to
any one who will bring the horse and thief. Or
either of them to me. Any information res
pecting said horse will DO thankfully received
by SAMUEL POSEY.
Edgeheld Dist, April6, 1S40 10
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NOTICE.

NMILL be sold by mutual consent, for di.
w vision. on the first Monday in May
next, at Edgefeid Court House, the Potters.
vile Manufacturing establishment and the ap.
purlsllances, three Negro men. two Of whom
are turner's. twelve Mules, one fine saddle
Horse, Wagons, Geer, Tools, &c. &c.
Terms to be made known OH the day of sale,
AprilH, 184O. Il3
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Head Quarters,

OOIUtTIUTut 1hPETI ~OI1OfO'
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. ], New SERIES.
NHIS EXCELLENCY the Lieutenant Gov.
@A ernor in assuming the command of the
militia of South Carolina, under the Constitl-
ton, announces to the Aids.de. Camp appointed
by his predecessor, that he desires them to con.
time in office during the remainder of the Gu
bernatorial term; and that no now appointment
will be made, except 10 fill the vacancies of
those who may indicate wish TO retire from tho
savice by resigning their commissions.
BY order Of the Commander-in Chief
JAMES JONES,
A!j't and Lnsp'r General.
April 20, 1910 [C1 / 10
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From the Southern Cullirator.

Red River EaHas-The followin is an
extrac, of a letter from friend to the Edi-
tor, just received.
"Red River is The most fertile country
you eau imagine, and it is altogether Gu.
rious ard interesting country. The Raft
and its effects are very interesting. /
have written to Prof. - for some
neutrality-suspicious. of things ! saw,
and may give you an article for your Jour
nal on lhe Baft, its formation, effects.
character of the lands' Sc. The planters
there have made this year from s to 10
bales of 500 lbs. TO The hand-and the
the lands have produced from one to t1cc
Of these bales to the ocre-this Ihavr seen.
Our friend, Col. --- who 4l:s had four
years experience. is satisfied tina, he can
make as much clean Colon ON Red River,
as seed Cotton in Carolina. The River
lands cannot be called healthy, bu, our
friends Cox D. and II. have had their
negroes for four years, more healthy than
in Carolina, and no, LOST a single negro BY
fever. The hack lands are pine hills and
unquestionabiy healthy"
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ESTRAY.

NpURDETT CoRLEY, living on the Ham.
lib burg Road one and a half miles from
Huiets ferry in Edgefeld District, tolls before
me, an estray sorrel stud colt, thirteen and q
half hands high, with small streak of white
in its forehead, four years old. no other marks
Appraised at fifteen dollars.
GILES MARTIN.
l2
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DISSOLUTION

NR7E, have this day, by mutual consent.
w dissolved the partnership heretofore
existing under the name eof Ra,ney and Hughes.
John Fl. Hughes is the authorised person to
wind up all the unsettled business Of Ramsy
d Hughes, aud gives notice TO all who are duo
the concern. to make immediate payment, and
likewise requests those who have demands, 10
prescn, them 10 him.
--..- ~ ..-.-- n. RAMEY,
]. H. HUGHES.
Edsefcld, April 10, 1910. Iltf
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SheriR's Sale.

EpY Virtue or sundry writs of eeri .freias to
lid me directed. ! shall proceed 10 sell at
the house of the defendant, on the 9TH day of
May next, the following property viz:
David Richardson, vs. Wiley Milton Drake
G. Gibbs, vs. the same; Amory Sibiey, W. the
same. Will be sold Mt the House of Wiloy
Milton, on Thursday the 7th Of May next, the
following property, viz: stock of hogs, cattle,
plantation tools, one sukey,o ,one barourhe wag-
on wheels, carrylogs, &c, household g. kitchen
furniture, and other articles too tedious to men-
ton. Terms, Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. Z. D.
April IS. 1910, 70
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Asa R. Cassidy has been appointed
by the President. with the advice and
consent Of the U. S. Senate. Deputy Post
Master, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, vice WM.
Blocksom, resigned.
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From the augusta Constituencies.
AUGUSTA MARKET, APRIL 2


Cotton.-There has been fair demand
for cotton since Thursday last, particular
" for the better qualities, which are much
sought after, while the inferior and mid
ding description are neglected. The
stock of prime on hand, is very lighl-thc
bulk consisting of middling and fair cot.
tons. The stock of all descriptions is on
the decrease, aud we do no, think there is
more than $4,000 bales in Augusta aud
Hamburg, at the present time. The sales
from warehouses this week have been TO
fair extent, amounting TO about 1900
bales. We continue TO quote, inferior a
So, middling 6 6i, fair ~ II, prime
and choice in round bales, 8, in square,
81 ST.
Groccries.-Our grocery market for The
week past has been very dull, bat few
country merchants making their appear
auce in town. Our merchants have on
hand good stock Of goods, and are SELL
ing at reasonable profits for cash. Flour
colinues 10 come in freely, and country is
selling from wagons a, s6a per bbl. Ba.
con is looking up, and sells from wagons
at cents the hog round. SaA-,here is
large quantities arriving daily, but we
have heard Of no sales. The stock of
Molassss is decreasins-demand fair
sales frum stores Of good Cuba, at 30 It
80 cents per gallon. There is fair sup
ply Of Sugar in market, and the article is
dull of sale. Vf Coffee the supply is good
and demand fair. Domestic Spirits are
plenty and very dull Of sale.
Freights-are dull at present reduced
rates, viz : 10 Savannah SO cents per bale i;
TO Charleston per Railroad, 25 cents per
100 lbs. for square, and IS cents per 100
lbs. for round bales. The river is in goud
boating order.
Erchangs.-Ow Exchunge business is
confined principally TO brokers. Sight
checks on New York continue scarce and
in some demand. For rates sec table bc.
low.
Specie is the basis for our quotations ol
Bank Notes; and Augusta City Notes the
basis for Exchange.
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Departure Of Misssionaries.-Thc Rev.
WIN. P. Buell., Of Virginia, and the Rev.
Thomas L. McBryde. of South Carolina,
with their wives, sailed from Boston, in
The ship Potomac, Captain Carter, on the
9th inst under The directions oflhe Board
Of Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Buell. is appointed to mis-
sion to Siam, and Mr.. McBsyde will jnin
Mr.. Orr in his labours OH behalf of the
Chinese at Singapore. The Rev. Mr..
Grout and his wife; sailed from the same
place, on The 9TH inst. for The mission in
Soulh Eastern Africa, and the Rev, Aus
tin Fl. Wright. NJ. D.. on the 9th inst. to
join the HISTORIAN mission. under the d.
reciion Of the American Board Of Com
missioners for Foreign Missions.-BibH-
cal Recorder.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY Virtue of writs Of .jfsri facias, to
ED me directed, will be sold at Edseiiold
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in May next. the following property, viz:
Oliver Towles, Ordinary, vs. j. B. Coyins.
ton, one negro boy, Dave.
Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. T.. D,
April IS, 1910 biz
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Carriage Making.
commissioners Office.

HINTIL Further notice, my Office will be-
u open on Monday and Friday for their
action Of busnesswith Suitors and others resi-
ding out of the Village. Defaulting Guardians
will do well to make their returns before the
first Of May next.
JAMES TERRY, C. E, E. d.
Edge6eld, Feb 25; l640 ia
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Hard Ifmcs.-A few weeks ago, The
Camden Journal guve an account of some
three Or four stores broken open in that
Town. Among all Of them, however. we
believe the rugues did not get hundred
dollars. Last week lfaey broke open two
more, Messrs. Jones & Hughson's and
Mr.. l.. G. Shaw's between the Two they
got about fifty dollars. mo goods, or
any thing else but money was touched"
says the Journal. This is certainly the
most graphic skerch of hard times that
COULD be given-breaking open half n
dozen stores, and getting but little over a
hundred dollars r1hcir pains.-Tsmper-
unce Adrocate.
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Dauid Crockett.-The Boston Traveller
has been informed that the son Of Col.
Crockett, "a member of Congress from
Tennessee has received information indu-
cling him to believe that the report in rela-
tion to his father being in one of The mines
Of Mexico. is correct. Steps will be i'm
mediateIY taken to ascertain its truth, and
procure his liberation.
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NOTICE.

DERSONs wishing 10 hire Negro Carpen.
IL ters, can be accommodated by applying
to the subscriber.
J.P. CARROLL.
Edgefeld C. H., April 13, 1910. lift
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HEAD QUARTERS, I'd Brigade S. C. Militia.
Edgeield C. H., April 90. 1910.
ERANCIS CALHOUN, of Abbeville, hav.
III ing been appointed Brigade Quarter.
Master, of the I'd Brigade, with the rank of
Captain, will be obeyed and respected accor-
dingly.
BY orderof General J. w. WIMprsu.
B. r. NICHOLSON, Brig. Major.
April g. le40 13 IF
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Our Rifcmen.--On Saturday last, Capt.
Barker's Company made a handsome
turn-our, and was received by Col. Wig
fall, Commandant Of the 9TH Reg,., S.
C. NJ. The Col. took occasion TO COM
pliment the corps on its martial appear.
unce, and welcomed it, in fla,tcrins terms,
TO the Line of the bes, disciplined State
Militia in The Union. I'VE take the res
possibility" for all that is said in the seven
words preceding this parea,hrsis.j j-Ham-
burg Journal.