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NF this District, on the Alb uII., a. ne.
~ gro man. who calls himself JIM
says he belongs to mfr. sPihkney Brown,
who resides IN Baldwin couif,y,. Geo,
wilhin ten mitesof the ,ownof Milledge.
vile. Jim is ofa dark complexion, about
26 years old. 5'feet "a inches high, has. q
scar on his fqtehead, and one on. his left
jaw. Says he has been away from home
about two months. -. sss =
The owneris requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and lake said
slave away. otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs. - Mbs
G. H. GOODMAN, J.. E: D..
June g 1t.at.- If l9.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTR[CT.
IN THE COURT OF F8oRDINARY.
Julius G. Purdue, Cohplain,t.l (. saaa G

Us. E.stSss. q Citation
Saml. P. MeVary, Admir- of. to-
Daniel P. Walker, decd. & 1:eeoant.
others, surelies, ,Defendanis..J -. q
JULIUS c. PARDUE having this day
filed his petition before me, setting for,hthal he
is creditor of Daniel p. Walker, decd, to a
considerable amount ,Iandlhat Samuel p Me-
Vary, administrator Of TINT esiats, has removed
beyond the limits Of the State without having
accounted, it is therefore ordered thai The said
Samuel P. McVaY, adm r., ias afofssaid, and
Penelope Williams and Nathaniel Bnrlon.. ad.
mnis,,a,,ix< and administrator os Gibson J.
Williams Decd, who was surety 10 said ad-
miuistration. do appear before me insthe Court
of Ordinary. TO be held at iEdge6eId Conr.
House, IN the District aforesaid, Ton Tuesday
The 2e,h ofJune inst, to show: cause, fanylhey
can, why they should NOT render before me, an
account Of said administrator, Given under
nfy hand, at my Office, on tlio ,lst June 1917.
e.lg JOHN HILL, q. E. D.
june 2 4t> 'l9
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Notice..

II SHALL proceed TO sell, t,the late resi-
III dence Of Elizabeth Minis. decd, OIL Tues.
day the 18th of June next, all the real and per.
sonal property Of said deceased, moi specifically
bequenihed, consisting of
a tracr of LAND, whereon the deceased
lived. -
hlso-Thc growing Crop-ohe likely negro
Wolnan-one Horse and Can-Cat.le, Hogs,
Plantation TooIs-HousehoId & Kitchen Fur.
nilure-some Bacon and Lard.
Terms-A credit until the first day Of March
next, with Note and TWO approved securities
for an' sums over three dollars, under that
amount cash.
fIs BATE HOWARD, Executor.
may 26 2t Is
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JAbAPA, April 3Olh, 1917.

JABAPA, April 30Ih. 1917.
The Stale fund, placed in the hands Of
MajDr N. R. Eaves, BY The field officers of
Palmetto Regiment, have, on all accasons,
been freely supplied on our application,
and 10 most instances. voluntarily rendered
by the said officers, which have been ap-
piled by US to the immediate wants and
comforts Of the volunteers under our CONT
nands.
C. S. ,MelIet, com'dg. Company A..
r. GIN. Dunovaut, Capt. Co: B.. !.
Keith S. Motiat. Capt. com'ds. Co. C.
Joseph Abney, Lieut.. CONG. Co. D.
j. B. Moragne, Lieut., com'dg. Co. E.
VIM. Blanding. Capt. com'dg. Co. F.
Joseph Kennedy. Capt. com'dg. Co. G.
W..D. DeSaussure. Capt. Co. II.
S. Secres,. Capt. Co. |.
N. 6; Walker, Capt. Co: X.
James II. Williams, Capt. Co., b.
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New Truiisses for Ruptures,
lRIDDEL's TRUSS AND .ABDoMTi..:
|; go NAL SUPPORTER,

EHHE Subscriber having boIght the Patent
= Right Of Riddles Trusses and -Abdomi.
nal Supporters, recommend tIlemto the pub.
lie, as the most valuable. and perhaps only in
slrument of The kind that perform cure in:
almost every case OF. Rupture, II is adapted
TO The anatomical STRUCTURE Of the Pelyis, and 10
admirably calculated TO relieve these severe ca.
ses OF Prolansus Ueri, or falling Of tue womb. !.
WHICH make !be patient suffer SO much. to the
universal DESTRUCTION Of heal ID. The Abdomiii-
nal Supporter, is ,emihienty seryiceable in
Piles never failing to cure them by renioviaS
the cause. =;
Persons having Negroes ruptured, iI ti miay.havs
u cure guaranteed, and the terns not more than
one third Of what the hand would be incres sed
in value. Where the crtre cannot be effected.
from The destruction of the parts by, ,ime, the
Truss will; enable the wearer to, encQpp,er ,hs
most severe work ofany kind. Planters would
do we'll to attend 10 this notice.
Price Of Truss ,;$5 without guarantee, aod.
$50 or $lO0, or as nlaybs agreed on fsr cure.
may 26 81 '.lS :.
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Drug Store for Sale.
EEH He Subscriber offers for sale on accom-
II. moda,ing terms. his Stock of
Paiatts, Dl.lkSS, go,

Paints, Drugs, Sc,
together with the FIXTURES, SHOP FUR.
NITURE, &c, in the city Of Hamburg
Should the stock be too large for the views Of
any one desiring to purchase, ,itcan be reduced.
There is no regular practising Physician in
the place. II wouldbea desirable opportuiii.
ty to one wishing to unite the Apothecarys bu-
siness with the practice of medicine. sss
! Application may be madeto Mr.. 8. R. SMITH
at the Store, or in Augusta tus
WM. e. KITCHEN.
June 2 81 l9
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Executive Department,
yune q aH.

c.',,s.:s,es.a 4, LIMESTONE SPRIsos. May 20 50
IA LII PETITIONS. to the Executive for
IA, Pardon, sholldshe accompanied with q
copy Of the Indictments, the Verdict of1he, Ju-
ryi and the Report Of the Presiding judge !
BY oder ofthe Governor: 80, s,ssg
B.. IT.. WATTS, Secretary. ].
June2 81 ID
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=. IL. ..ls..L y ~ 4
MARRIED..

At Antioch Church, on The .23d ul,. by the
Rev. D. D. Brunson, MIR. GEORGE BRIoos to
Miss CAROLINE WILLIAMS, both Of this district.
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p. nj. BUTLER.

COL Com'dg S. G. Volunteers.
PSI am authorised by the T.easu-
rer. Major Eaves. to say that, he has
about $1,000 oflhe fund yet unexpended.
In addilior,othe above enumerated items.
. tfie sum of ST.927 81 was paid to one
gentleman in Charleston for supplies pur-
chased and issued there, before | reached
the. city Of Charleston. The details will
be given by the Commiil,ee in their report
to His Excellency Gov. Johnson.
P. M. B..
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The Battle of Beuna Vista.-The New
Orleans Southerner contains extracts from
Zaca,ecas papers, and has made some
translations. We copy the following, as
The battle Of Buena Vista.
After mentioning that hundreds had died
on The road, and left unbnried after the
defeat, a surgeon Of the MEXICAN army
says:
..In the hospital Of Aqua Nueva, were
left SO wounded, Two do tor, one medicine
chest. and provisions for one month; ul
incarnation, 2l4 wounded, two doctors.
and two monIhs provisions;'ln Salado, 42
wounded, one months provisions, and
necessary medicines. with three doctors
in Ccdral, a hospital supported by the
neishborhood and the authorities, with IS
wounded, attended by surgeon of the
place in Matchuala, 34S wounded. three
medicine chests, one ,ierce of blankets,
one hundred and fifty sheets aud four doc
tors"
Another letter from the surgeon OF the
regular hospital in San Luis says:
"I will snon receive SAT wounded. which,
added 10 the 5S7 here already. will make
the extraordinary number Of 1854. For
all these I have neither blankets, sheets,
nor any o. the necessares they require.
The donations of clothing that have been
made to the hospital are not sufficient for
even two hundred Of This number-provi-
sions are also greatly deficient, In fact,
misforiunes encompass US on all sides, aud
the measure of our suffering is fGll."
Ia connection with these statements. take
the number dead and wounded left u pou
and in the vicinity Of the battle ground,
and some idea may be formed of the car
mage upon the bloody field of Buena Vista,
and with what desperation The battle was
waSed.
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Cup,lpl,Ing!;. 5 Case, lIs;l,
Caufiom.

A LII persons are forewarnefi from trading
A"for Note given BY the subscriber 10
Wiley Culbreath, for something over one hun,
dred dollars, dated, Think abbnt the first Of
March last. As there is mystery about the
original, which hope Mr.. Culbrearh can ex.
plain. !, Z. H..IOVELESS.
iune2: 1t 10
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From the Bruzos. arrival at New
Orleans from the Brazos furnishes intel.
ligence from Malamoros to the 9th inst.
General Gushing had met with an accident
while walking in the safternight.fall,
with lady. by which the bono Of. ohisafefI
leg above The ankle was broken. The
accident, had occasiUued him great suffer
ing, but speedy recovery was confident
ly anticipated. Upwards Of l400 troops,
(reinforcemen'sf were collected at the
camp of instructions near PaIo Alto. We
nole no other items Of interest. y.
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name as plain as i, could have been made
upon it. They believe that they killed
one ofthe Indians, and probably wounded
more, bot they were all carried of. They
killed some of the Indians horses. Tha,
night they were joined by the gentlemen
above mentioned, and supplied %ith fresh
animals. ~
at the bend Of the Arkansas, party Of
Pawnee Indiinssn lIe an attack upon
their camp, and attempted TO excite a
stampede among the horses, but did not
succeed. They, however, stole two hor.
ses. They fired good many arrows into
camp, but wilhou, effect.
The equesliou Of right to act as Governor
of The Territory, was still in dispute between
Gen. Kearney and Com. Stockton. Ii
was understood thar Gen. Kearney inten.
ded setting out on his relnrn about the Isl
ofJuly, bul the Stale of affairs, it was sup
posed, might delay his departure.
Lieut.. Col. Fremont was at Cindal de
Angeles; acting as Governor of The Terri
tory, under an appointment from Com.
Stockton. The Commodore had returned
on board his ship, and had left that peri Of
the coasl. Col. VIM. II. Russell, OF
Galloway county, in this State, was acting
as Secretary OF the Territory. Com.
Shubrick had joined Gen. Ksarney al
Monterey.
We regret TO learn that sickness and
death have had so many victims at Santa
Fe. A visitor to the graveyard there
counted upwards Of three hundred graves,
made during The past fall and winter.
Sickness was sIill very prevalent.
From the Brazos.-By an arrival al
New Orleans from The Brazos, papers OF
late date have been received from the
extreme advance Of Gen. Taylor's divi-
sion. The news they furnish is ofinerest.
The Monterey Pioneer of the 2ud inst,
reports that Messrs. w. Train and Morris
were attacked or the road by five. Mexi-
car rutfians. Mr.. Morris was wounded
in The leg 50 badly that ampulation became
necessary. MIR. Train was uninjured.
The two succeeded in keeping the Mexi.
cans at bay, until assistance arrived. The
intelligence Of The battle had been fought
at The national Bridge, in which Generals
Scott and Santa Anna were. killed, and
that the Mexicans, upon hearing of the
fall Of their leader, abandoned their posi-
lions, leaving the American forces in pos
session Of The field, The weather at Mon.
lerey was intensely hot. Col. Marshall's
regiment Of Kentucky Cavalry were in
Camargo on their way home. The mea.
sles had broken out al Salillo. Conside-
rable apprehensions were entertained for
the safety of Col. Doniphan's command,
(which is reported started from Chihuahua
on the lst Of April for SaliIlo,) as various
rumors were in circulation 10 the effect
that The command had been attacked al a
pass called Sierra Gordon. about halfway
between Saltillo and Chihuahua, by a
Mexican force from Durango under Gen.
Riez-:and that Col. ,. had been defeated
with severe loss and all his artillery cap
tured.
Ef,,m yLo Rr1-oc1 n arrival of No "a,
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RS. ROBERTS,
Iustrsceived, aud is receiving, a fresh
nc IL supply oflhc following Goods, at the
Cheap Cash Store,

/ Cheap Cash Store,
e Calicoes, OF cents to IS cents yard,
Nankeens, Georgia, l2b cents yard,
Checks, l2t. cents yard, ii, ..-,s
Crash for Towels l21 cents a yard, good
Bleacfied Linen Table Diaper 1914 wide
Bird Eye Diaper, fine quality, 374 cents a
yard, .,-.-,. 80
Ladies' Muslins g. Bnlzorlnes 70, Dresses,
Black Silk Nett Gloves.
Brown Linens for gen,lemen's and chill.
.dren's wear, !.
Bed Tick, a superior article,
Umbrellas and Parasola,
a,eBleached and 'nnbleached 'Homespnns,
Coates' speoIThread,onIy 5 cents spool,
Grass Cloth Skirts.
may 26 St 16
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RECRUITING SERVICE.

This Table shows the amount of pay ohich en-.
listed soldiers. according to their respective
grades, are entitled to rseei1s for their ser
rices.
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Notice.
8 LesEOTn KoHmefs.

&c cHEEsEWAiN N,ss ARABfAN BALsAM,.
f Az SMALL supply OF ftiiisss seelebra,ed:article
II, for sale BY q, qg R.ts.5ROBERTs.,
:. march "a .,ysE !. CO., As.,aE.- It q. 9
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, March 30, 1S47.
There is a decided improvement in the feeling OF
the Flour market and sales TO extent OF to 1000 bbls
wero made yesterday afternoon and today at % to
6l2.
Wheat is still very scarce Prime red is held al 81
TO So.
Corn Meal 4 81 70 80 AID Corn without change of
quotations.
Nothing doing in Provisions and Groceries extremely
dull.
There IL an immense quantity Of goods going West.
ward on our public works and their capacity Is stretched
10 the utmos, limits The terminus ON our city Is CON-
pletely blocked with cars fully freighted.
am informed at the Telegraph Office that II will take
aior.night to repair the Baltimore line, and nearly as
long TO repair that TO EewYork. The Pittsburgh line
is again at work The excellent and substantial manner
In which Mr.. Henry O'Reiy erected this work, is de-
serving Of all praise.
There are several vessels here loading with munitions
of war and Government stores for the Island OF Lobos
SALES OF STocKs-FrS Board and httG-Sl00O US.
6s so c&ps5 1927 10 Grard IL; lis Vcksbure 10: 100
de- b5 lOi 100 do 10! $1,000 U. S I. Notes 25 1905
$500 do 1901 $400 Lehigh &C. 6ss; $50 Vicksburg b5
iOi $500 Navigation 6s 65 55 l2 Vcksburg TO- $500
Lehieh 6s 90 $500 Mortgage loans 81. Second Board
and Afer-3000 L, s. Treas Notes 25, lOl so susq
Canal - 50 do cash, 12i 325 vicksburg, l0i so Gil
rard III 900 Girard IS. III 200 IT, s. B. b5, ~ 400
County IS so IS; 500 U. s. It. Notes per cent lOli
10000 state 5s 7Oi 100 do 7ol 5000 Texas Notes t3i
80 schuylkiI BIZ, 5: 100 Morris IS, 20
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JOHN BARLEY ,

MfICLtDI
No lac Broadway, cCrrer OF LlbcftJ'ts
rvrYPs CONSTANTLY on hand complete assoiiinen,
N u ne .uPerhne goods, which he VII nsss Up -
The lowest market prce for cash or approved creaili VIZ
Tnoi.h Prerch and American brOadcloins, easn'eres
and vestng. Of all eoors and qualities Also eolo sna
linen dress shirts, collars, cIevais and SCI
and a general assortment OF fancy goods -, -
His work s all made by hfst-rsie wOftIpen ~. rs
rauted 10 give entire satisfaction. Gentlemen AsoIns
him win their orders may rely having their colnng
sot In the style, ard a. prices "a low as te
qualify Of work can be expected al any oheL esIsns
rnent In he Union Orders from any part OF We CguI'y
viii receive prompt attention. and clothing forwarded oy
the most cafe and expeditions routes. l., - IL,
NJ B-Gentlemen furnishing iheif OWL goous my IeH
I'm
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MARIN JOURN Al l..
PORT OF NETWORK,
ARRIVED

AkRltED.
Packet ship sivie dc Case Rich, I'm Hsvre March .
to Fox & Livingston
Packet ship American Eagle, Chadwick I'm London
Jan 81. 10 John Griswold.
Bark Walter, Lswrey, , ds fun Boston, in ballast to
master.
Bark Jane Drinkwate- I'm Mstsuzss March H. sugar,
to master The Jane has experienced severe weather
on the passage, stove bulwarks, &c.
Bark Burnham. Swectser I'm Sagua la Grande, sugar,
10 master. Sailed in with brigs North Bend, Tor
Charleston Marshall for Norfolk. Oh Sagua, saw brig
Sea Belle o. Searspor and fore sndat schr bound in
Lat 81 so lon 73 40 bark standing NV. showing
blue and white signal witt letter L.
schr Adrian Wslpole. DIS I'm Baltimore. mdsc, to :!
Hunter s. Co.
Schr Monitor, Besse ds I'm wsrehsm. nails, &c. to
Tsdsle & Co.
Schr CathaTine 7 Dix. Mlllner, dc I'm Cnerrystone,
corn. 20 II 7 Hsvens & Co.
schr Frances, Robins I ds fin Washington NC, corn.
10 Mitchell 29Ih inst ls a9 SO, Ion II, spoke schr
Acadia I'm Richmond ioz Troy short OF provisions and
board coal.
sehr Caroline, Nckerson days I'm Virgins. corn.
Scnr ueorge. strickland. IL days from Easlport lsth
and plaster to Smith Boyn,on On Friday last, Mon.
tauk bearing 50 miles North while living too In gale
from WSW, wss knocked down on the beam ends and
lay in that situation for hslfhour lost deck load and
tor. sails Same day. In lat 40 40 Ions IL passed the
quarter deck Of schr sbou; 200 tons psD,ed green
schr Lucre;ia Harrington Is ds I'm Lubee Me- fish.
to Brett * Vose.
sohr yolan,. Matthias. I'm Pence, PR, March 10, via
Hampton Roads 2ith sugar. sc. 10 AymAr & Co. On
Friday last at o'clock 7, NJ the Highlands bearing
by w miles. driven OF the Eastward Of Aontsuk
by the violence OF the NV gale, split sails. &C
Schr Daniel Webster, LOSet- de fm Boston nose
Schr Abbott Lawrence. Meeker, DIS fun Boston, ndse
20 Dayton & Sprsgue.
scnr Maria (of Berkeley. Mass) Burt IS de- fm Frank
lin La sugar, &c, 10 Peck q vsa bergen Sailed In CO
with schr Ringgold for York.
sehr John q Adams, Norris, ds fm Boston mdSe to
Foster & N.ckerson.
sloop Jossph Lawrence, Smith, sa London OIL
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-,a.o,nra,rsI.cz coobs. nsFss CAPS, fIEBoNs, &C.
AN pHOADWAY

VIZ SCOTT / CO have recently Opened ne enovs
.sore with large and pdid STOCK 70 Nh'ch .nsy
yssnertfay invite The attention Of ladies' Aril ue"
and variety will be found 1aNsouR DktssI Wy
fine quantity from SIS NLEptE wopE IuSstp us.ssi'
ham d,ss, Al So IsrASTs embroidered Trbef, from - %
10 $40; Is dozen sEEDLEwoRS COLLARS from Ss
IS each; large qusnty cktraiSenef, various syrs, ~
doys embroidered cuff from g. 10 g. per pair sn-et APe
bordercd LAWS E.rpKERcHEFs from Sc 10 az per doI
hemned stitch rvisIe sDd embroidered 90 70 - =,
egsnt assortment OF misfion lace apo from g ~ 20
g. 80 each large quantity blacs and WINE .o,
from upward, remarkably cheap; an ever @
ev of The NEWEST SPRING NELSON'S are offered Al very
small advance on the Of importson - OF % oots
dYess caps comprising almost every variety OF s5e ln
s.so,im.nt ~ Valenciernes Mechin. Regency, Poini
d'Alencou, black Brussels and imiision Aees nv -,
trimmings kc &C. ~ As every s'ncc 10 ln l ~
the remIneranR profit no de7'1''n " - i.
mad
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HOBBS PATENT

EXrENSION DINING TABLES, Win premium rneiAl
IL aied sde loag fivofshly known A. the mos ours,
be- elegant ani economical Ex.ensoa Tables wsran ed
70 OF order large assorm1nE-Ihe arges.
In tie ciiy-c0mp lang tables Tor private pafors ana
dining roos hotels .mboes &e together Win gen
srs assortment OF eegan, and fashionable Cabinet
always ready al the msnuisctoy s1d wsreroons ~
Broadway where the public respectfully invited 10
ssll srd sxsnae iE2s lm.l CT. HOBE, as brosdway
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