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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11
MOUNTAIN HEnnpurIs

How strange and wonderful II ofteen seems to u,
that m medicine composed Of simple mountain herbs
and roots, should so certainly search ont and cnrs
disease. How surprixng that the Indians shouid
Know ana preserve SO long and well secret that has
escaped ths search OF the greatest physicians the
world mas ever seen. True, thu. ancient nhabit-
ants OF Mexico were strange race, found by, the
living In large Cities and allowing for tn cir
their conquerors. In the words Of writer of some
celebrity, They have perished from the earth their
cities are gigantic piles Of ruins their Kings and
nces so mighty IN their life, are forgotten their
ruins and their medicine alone are lef" The united
testimony Of All Intelligent persons is that Judsons
maintain Herb Pills are the most successful medicine
IN the world in curing diseases
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
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FINAL SETTLEMENT-

TO Lewis A. Myers as Guardian OF the Minor heirs of
William Newell deceased, and to the said heirs I.
+. Newell, H. E. Newell, w. NJ. Newell, J. D. New
ell, s. Newell, T. b. Newell, y. A. Newell and all
others whom Il may concern
You and each Of you are hereby notified that the
undersigned L. Newell, administrator ofthe estates
OF william Newell and also Of Jemima Newell decd
viii at O'Clock p. NJ. Cd, of September! next AT the
once OF the County Judge OF Wspeilo County, IOWA
make hna Reports Of the settieme of said estates
discharge as such administrator, at which time any
person interested In said estates, can appear and
snow cause II any they have, why such final settle
ed. LF NEWELL ldn,in; ;s,at ~ Z.
August 9Th, 1861. ootS a.
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Spring M.Ilinery Goods.

Miss PERRgN, Miliper and Dress Maker,
Brick Row, Front street, nearly opposite the
Jefferson House, says to the Ladies of OF.
tunwa and vicinity, that she has just return
ed from the East with a very full and su-
perior stock Of SILK AND STRAW MILLINERY,
comprising silks, Ribbons, Womers, RueAes,
Pattern Hats, Flats, Roomers, Boys chd
Chilirens' Hats, Shaker Hoods, Dc, which
were purchased for cash at the present low
rates, and will be sold at corrcspondingly low
prices. Ladies are respectfully rcquestef to
call and examine goods before purchasing.
Ala
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE
State Of Iowa, county Of wapello,-
In the District Court,

State Of Iowa, county OF wapello,-ss
In the District Court.
Carl L. Ramin,
Tobias Thomas, Original Notice
Amos Coyle, and
Robert Potter.
To Tomas THOMAS, AMOS cosLE, and ROBERT Porter
Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on file in
the onice Of the Clerk Of the District Court in wape
10 county, Iowa, petition of Carl L. Rain asking
the Court to quiet the title In him to the east half Of
the northeast quarter of section fourteen TOW nshp
seventywo, range fifteen, and for general relief and
that unless you appear and answer thereto at the
next November term and before noon of the
26th day Of November, 1861, judgment will be rem.
dered against you thereon, and according to the
prayer of the petition. Dated July 10Th, 1861.
CARL L. RAMIN, Plaintiff.
Hendershott Burton, Pitts At;ys.
August 7th, 1S6f.-5w
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Public Speaking.

alon. James Wilson, Republican Candi-
date for Congress, will address the people
at Ottumwa, Thursday, September 12:h, at
2 o'clock, p. m, and at Eddyville at 7 O clock
in the evening of the same day. The attend
ance of the people at both of these appoint.
ments, is particularly desired. Friends are
requested 70 give notice, and get the people
ont
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TO GRINNELL BURT and c. 8. STILwELL:

SfRS -
You are hereby notified that there will be on Ale In
me once OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF wapelo
county, Iowa, on the 1st day of September next, a
petition OF Adoiphus Remer, claiming to be the own
r IN Zee and having the right to redeem ffom tax
tne vest quarter of the North west quar-
v est, In said County, and that unless you appear
hereto and defend against said petition on or before
tne noon OF November 26th 1851 that being the Sec
'e entered and decree be rendered ding to the
prayer OF said petition. HENDERSHOTT BURTON
August 14th, 1861. 4w. Atty's tor PlG
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STRAYED, OR STOLEN.

NROM the undersigned, In Cedar Falls, Biackhawk
-. county, Iowa, on or about the middle Of June
ta small white spot on one hind foot star ON fore
head aletter IA" branded near fore-shoulder. is
little knee sprung, is about eight wears old said
mare was purchased of Robert Streeter near Ottnm.
wa, on or about the 1st Of October last.
any Information as to the wherebouts Of the above
mare VIII be literally rewarded. AUSTIN McGILL.
aug. zl. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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HAITI,

11<As sL.l1,
THAHER 4 ELDR D&.E Of Roston have
in press U1DE TO HAYTI, by James Redpath, pub.
iished under the auspices Of President ard which
will embrace History of that Country, its Constitu
tion unabridged, Essays its Natural History Min.
erai Wealth. People, Resources, Religion, Commerce.
Revenue, Laws, &c. Also, all the Offcial Documents
in relation to the great Emigration Scheme which ia
now attracting so much attention from our coiorcd
classes everywhere. No book has been published on
England for more than twelve years. A volume on
Hnytt, therefore. is much needed at this time Two
editions OF the Guide will be published. Price ftty
Cents for the "Emgrant's Edition. and One Dollar
:" he"6effrard Edition. Including postage. -
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b. & NJ. r. RAILRoAp.-This road is in the
very best order, and is the admiration Of the
travelling community. There is no smoother
or better road in the country, and more
gentlemanly set ofofficers in every depart
ment cannot be found. The road at present
is under the acting Superintendency of H.
Thielson, long connected with it as Chief
Engineer. Messrs. Mallory and Allen are
Conductors, and great favorites with travel
iers. The Route Agents are Daniel Devec-
man, and Geo. Mitchell, under whose super
yision the mails are duly attended to.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

Pensioners are now required to take with.
out any reservation whatever, an oath of
allegiance to the Constitution and govern
ment, before receiving their pensions, most
just and righteous requisition.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

CHANGE OF TME.--The B. & M. Rail Road
yesterday commenced running two daily
trains again. Under the new arrangement,
the Accommodation leaves as 500 a. M
the Express, at 2.4o p. m. They arrive at
LILO p. M, and 7.55 p. m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

The Keokuk railroad commenced running
two trains daily, on Monday. The times of
arrival and departure at this station will be
found elsewhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

The Public Schools this city commenced
their fall Terms on Monday. The Male De-
partment, in the Congregational Church, is
under the charge Of Mr.. Fee the Female, in
the Methodist Church. of Miss. Thrall.
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THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED by

NJ I s S ION RY,
WHILE IRA FELING LY RIBI4
All who are suffering Prom Consumption should use
Arabia. t{
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the'MAKoRA ARABIca, discovered by missionary
In Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronch should use the
MAKoRA ARABicA discovered by miss In Arabia
All who are Suffering IRON Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKoRA ARABha discovered by
a missionary ia Arsba.
All who are suffering from Asthma, scrofula and
Impurities of the Blood should the MAHoRA
CA, discovered by missionary in arabia.
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds
II cures Asthma, Serofala, and impurities OF the
This anequalleq remedy is now for the first time in
1t was providentiaiiy discovered by a missionary
while travelling in Arabia. lie was cured of Con
sumption by its use after his case was pronounced
hopesless by learned physicians in Eurape
lie has forwarded to hs I'm writing fun accc unit II
his extraordinary cure, and Of number of others
which have come under his observation and also a
full account OF the medicine. ~ sU
At his request. aud impellcd BY a desire to extend
a knowledge of this remedy to the pahc, we have
had his Communication ptfntedin pamphlet form tor
count which he gives Of some of the scenes of the
rtah massacres, which he obtained from those who
suffered in that awful tragedy. - "'sl '.,g -
rhis pamphlet may he obtained at our Office or II
win be sent free by mail to all who Apply for II,
We import the MAkpRA AKtBIcA direct from SMYRNA
through the house az Cleon Gylippus, aud we have
always on hand full supply put up in bottles ready
Price dollar per bottle Sen, by mail. on re.
ceipt Of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale Wholesale and retailby
LEEDS. GILMORE a. co.
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty street. Y.
Also, by Druggists generally. [apr.s, 1871
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WANTs.-We want wood, coal, flour, corn
and coin, on subscription at this Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

49, Mcssrs A. ID. TEMPLE 3 Co.. continue TO
~ take Illinois currency for Boots, Shoes and
oothng All the good banks taken At PAR until fur.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

RENsHAw HousE.-We are able and hap.
py to commend the Renshaw, (late Need.
ham) House, Oskaloosa, as a quiet, orderly
well conducted, stopping place, in the Capi
tai of Mahaska. Fare good and prices rea.
sonable. See card.
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BLANKS. BLANkS!!

TUsT FROM THE EPREss-PR.NTED IN ELEGANT
style, on superior paper. eA>Call at the CouRais
counting room, Pumroy's building. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

For Rcmt.-Scveral dwelling houses.
Enqlire at the COURIER Office.
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sasiI EMPLQYMENF! [s7s.

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from $50 to $75 per month,
and AZ expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MAduINR COMPANY, r. JAMES.
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 1866. lis l3.
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CUBSCR lBE for THE COURIER
- rerns, $3.50 in advance.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

TO Cincinnati as quick; and to Indi an apos
= St kauis and Ch!csgo quicker than By any 9th
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

For sale by J. L. TAYLOR, ottumwa. and by Drug
gists everywhere. March IL, lSSl-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1861-09-11

complete assortment Of everything to meet the
wants OF individuals families in his line of trade
which could not be enumerated in advertisement
like this. The only way to appreciate the extent
variety and cheapness Of his stock will be to call and
look through for yourselves. All kinds of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
at fehlp Iribuue.
fah-ish : ] February - ISL
CUAPTE2 l.

~ .a,- ~ to amend SC ton two If chan
p ) seen G Of the Revised statue e m,
mann nsi'efal and Special Elections. Of the
Tie canvass same ana o.
.,.,' ~ q Tie .slose Of Wisconsin. reors-
lc,es % ''''afe1''a 4ssso.5ly. d, e,.art as ro.
of the the Ks !, Section two Of chapter seren
ct Is adding thereto TIL . 800 amen g
,,ino.i I'a''n any person be deemed to have
.nis 'S SEA-, residence in any town or ward in
anv eIc e. - as to entitle him to yete al
N M Giee'ioh IN such town Or ward. bv re
mining IN such town or wlr,I a.a mr.
iba H. 11 BY the town or county n Si.ie.
t;on -'''-i Is ii.lii9 Il the time Of such elee
- i,'.i anu no person shall I,e deemed 10
nave lost his residence IN ann town 81. yTard
Is such pauper '''' ~ = y ="
be i far ms act shall take effect ana
, - i''fie from and after its o,ssaa.
Approved February - I,fi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

AN ACT 70 provide fog heexpenliture
OF the Drainage Fund money in the coun-
Y OF la Crosse
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
Published February i, 1851

'''9ie1 February i, 1851.
81. IN act 70 authorize the Secretary Of
State to audit certain accounts.
ne PERT et n strte II Wisconsin. resresea-
tollogs - o''-'' .
SEC. l. The sseretag~or s,,tci. be~a-
y authorized to audit TIE accounts of the
nu'iisiiers 81 newspapers. who published
40 - ' ne r., respective newspapers chapter
~ ~ enc .iie General Laws OF 1860 and ON
- 81, niip, IN his Office the accessory proof
= - publication, to draw his warrant on
that , "a reasnrer therefor; Provided
Sit .',,,. me PrIee paid therefor shall be the
Inv - 80 ny hiAed 10y Law for publishing the
-'S : ~ the state paper
~. 3tt, There is merely appropriated
-. = any money in the state Trea-,,r,
moi MOI. Otherwise appropriated, a sum sun
- ~. - i''y y, tf!e variants 80 drawn
80 3 This act shall L. ze eff;.,t and
be ~ force from and after ~ PASSAGE.
Approved March , 1851.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

CtRI>e H.Ms wiEHaur SNt3kE.-Af-
ter trimming hams Pork-hoase S,yle,ani
rubbing them wei with sllg, ! sprinkle
sal, over floor Or a platform, aud lay
lhem down flesh SIDE up, s. a e econ
mlze spae u each ham give a tea
spoonful Of pa.ver.zed SaIlparre, then
pack On sall as long as IT w.Il lay. II
,his condition leave ,hem aauI they
have taken salt, and before ug makes
It's appearance. lake them up,rub atF
all adaerinr salt. expose them 3 the ar
10 dry. aud when dried, hang them up
m high. Cry. dark and AIRY i-i.. .o
cure without smoke. THIS cured, they
wlll pass ID any market, Or meet n
palate If the mos. tas.diols ep.care.-
Coa}ttry C'cat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
THE FOURTH IN WASHINGTON.
Brilliant Parade of the New York Troops
in the National Capital.

Twenty Thousand New York Soldiers la
CoIump-Thc Parade ON Pennsylvania
Avenue-Grand Review OF the Troops In
Front Of the White Hou6c by the Pre-
sident ara Cabinet, and General SeBtt
and the Military Stan-Speechcs OF Pre-.
sfdent Lincoln. Secretaries Seward and
Smith, Attorney General bates, MajJs
General Sandford and Brfgadfer Gene
raj Mansfield-Cersmony Of Hosting q
Flag on Lafay cite square by the Presi-
dent, Sc, &c.
WAs8rsGroy, July 4, 1851.
The Fourth was Gsbered in by tho booming Of cannon
and the ranging Of bella IN the city The long lne o'sa
tees upon the Virginia heights opposite seemed Ere
their guns fpt forth volume after voue Of smoke
The parade Of twenty thousand New York troop under
command Of General SANFORD, prevoasiy ANNOUNCED
came of In the morning according TO programme.
stand erected the sidewalk Of Penney lva.a sye
nue. front OF the White Rouse, which occupied by
the President several members Of the Cabinet, ee-sa
Scott and various Msjos and s,igsdisr Generals
The military fled by in the following order
rRsr BRIGADE.
Eighth regiment New York Volunteers Oci. Bsnksr
Twelfth regiment Ner Tork Vornteefs .. Col. WGlrtth
Fourteenth regiment New Yorg Volunteers Col, Mc Isie
Fifteenth regiment New York Volunteers. Col. Murphy
Sixteenth regiment New York Volunteers. Col Dlvles
seventeenth regiment New YORK Volunteers Col lansing
SECOND BnlGAps
Eighteenth regiment New York VclUateees Col Jackson
Nineteenth regiment New York Volunteers Co, Clsrx
TweDty.f first regiment New York Volunteers Col Roye
Twentysecand regiment Ne York Volunteers Col Pheps
Twenty s,zta regiment New York Volunteers Col Chr.stan
Twenty ninth regiment Volunteers Col VoaS.e,nwehr
THIRD
Twenty eighth regiment N. Y Volunteers. Col porcey
Thirtetl regiment New York Volunteers Col Frs5y
Thirty frat regiment T. volunteers. Col Q. Pratt
ehirfysecond egmen. N. T. Volunteers. Ocl Matheson
Thirty seventh regiment N z. Vop Co! McCrrn
lhirty eiQhth regiment NJ Y. Volunteers :. Col Ward
Garibadi Guard regiment n Y. vornteers Dol DUtass.
IcugTg BRIGADE.
Fifth regiment " Y state Militia Col Schwarzwse,dor
Twelfth regiment ". Y State Mta. Uol. Rutsereeii.
Seventy ninth regiment n. Y State Militia. Col Cameron
seveny.Gr regiment N Y State Militia .Oo Martin.
The troops having passed In review the crowd rire.
fiaeiy surrounded the platform, when loud calls being
made for General Scott,
President Lipccla came forward and said
TREsrprsT I-sooLy's sss4Hss.
FS5ev c,-1-ss-l :Irst yos VII ~. b!.rpS me- today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
NEWS FROM ALEX ANDRIA.

ALEXANDRA, July ,; 1901
A lrug Of musketry was head at daybreak, in the d
recticn Of the eutposts this morning, but the
explained.
despatch from Camp Tyler represents ali quiet there
during the night.
Intense quiet prevails here today. gloom IN the
Nes York Philadelphia regiments would be considered
hiIaxty.
There viii be national salute from the batteries and
grnboas at noou and the regiments will parade In the
several camps, but demonstrations whatever will be
made in the city. All the bars are closed and
soItiers are confined to their camps. This Is a
precaution against the possibility OF en- atta;k
BY General Reaurcg-d, under the suppostion that
position will be weakened by frolickidg soldiers the
national holiday The fact the position
secure as It Ii to-day.
Two balloons from the rebel camp have been seen re-
connoitring within the past few days.
court martial was held yesterday Colonel Nc
Dowe OF the Fifth Pennsy vania regiment 1t ia under
stood the case which Is said TO have arisen from certain
conduct OF his while acting officer Of the day
waived in view Of the speedy dsbandmen. OF the reg
ment, the term of enlistment expiring In few weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

The Connecticut Legislature, after session Of nine
weeks, adjourned ne de At ten O'Clock tonight Ex-
Governor Seymour offered resolutions in the House 10
dsy virtually unfolding the South In their rebellion he
co1l- get cE'y eighteen nsr..s-a 20 sus.AD hin ss
;ssnxs xss emphatic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

~ dOLE NO. JVUOs
: The REBELLION.
Opening of the Extra
Session of Congress.
GaIusha A. Grew, Of Penn, Elected
Speaker, and Emerson Esheridge,
Of Tenn, Clerk Of the House.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
NO COMPROMISE WITH REBELS.
Four Hundred Thousand Men to
be Called into the Field.
The Insurrection to be Put
Down Without Delay.
Appropriations Amounting to
$4OO, 900, 900 Demanded for
War Purposes.
Important Reports Of the Secretaries
Of War and Treasury.
A War Tax Proposed on Tea,
Coffee and Sugar.
speeches Of the President and Cabinet
to Twenty Thousand New York
Tresps for the Integrity
Of the Unien.
Senator Wilson's Bills for the Reorganization
Of the Army.
The Forward Movement Of
the Troops.
Extending the Circle Of the
Federal Army.
The Rapid Concentration of Federal
Troops in Virginia,
&es, Sec &<s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Items from the Constituencies,
OF Tuesday.


HAL Srorn.--Ge;wc"n ~" and three "''"sN
Yesterday afternoon. - hail Storm l'"sss' "'c'
our ci,y. accompanied by wini. ill'r ana hight
ming. and Il heavy fail Of rain. We haze not
h.arI Of aiy serious damage rreu:ins if";h Tue
,,or,, hut the streets were E""aca with water r
som. tine afterwards.
MILITARY MovENrSrs.-Thc Gorern"' ""a'''
.,d ,i,. T,on.hs Volunteers left our city "n sun
aor cv.n;n. last: Va tie South Car 'lii; r"'' &"''
for Norfolk, va.
Tbe,e were the last two companies "i Inc lar"
"a r.nr.b Il ..imcnt. recently eacamrcd near
this city.
rhr.e two regiments are an honor to "H'Fsl"'
and will do good ser,icc if needed.
N,.rrr Rrronrs-Cirri .'on. .9"H 6.--7"!' {
,r c,,top ;o dav .,uoO bales, at prices ranging
rro,, 10 to Is cents. The market Is "''"ac'''f'
and Middliass ure quoted at l:'3 ceh'S.
r,s-c WAS a terrible torn,l' On ih:, c"!umiin
,rc,, of IN. South Carolina rai!Tot,i, near Sill
,,,,.. Yesterday afternoon wh;rc bn;'' icicr'l'h
lines. poles, &C., were broken a"'' ihr"~n '""H
f,r nanny huudred yar;s Large tr es we're ;Lr9"n
across the track, aud the Telegraph l''!s< were
,.,,nu ua out of the ground, houses were blown
down, and plantations destroyed by the '"rce 81
The wind. A large force was rut 1u lsE; h'Ght I"
rcpa;r the damage dvrc on the telegraph !i2e.
The Cya..;,nt.o.u1;st record the l,lowinS
good example which u'lmits Of isi"t:"n easily
nil over tie country: DR.. Dcarinc. mn honorary
member Of the Ciinc Ries, has offered |" nitcld
free OF charge any of the families OF the meaH'rs
should his professional services be needed ny
them, durin; the absence of the company"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
State OF South Carolina,
EDGErIElD DISTRICT.
Jy0RDiNARI.

my W. +. puRlsoE, ESP, Ordinary Of Edge
w!lrrcas. E. X. Mcdaniel has apple. I" ,nn mt
fur Letters of Administration. on a'1 anu s'ns."i
the gous and rhattl"S rights IN" 'Ls.'s - ..i
a. Holloway, !a;e OF the b'.'f'' ,oI;.h III
d.rc,.aI i' +" s and appear before me- al our nGt
ordnnry's courtfor the said District I" be holden ,
at EIrcIicld G. H.. on the att day Of May next
lo show cause, il any why the said administration
should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day o. o,
April, in the year OF I.o''l one thousand e'sh
hundred and sixty ynne, and in the son ye%r :"
the Sovereignty and independence "t tn" state {"
South Carolina.
April 25 2te
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
uorcment Of rroops.--BIockadc OF Mo-
bile.

MopiLr, May Tie c"a'inen'"'s' numbering
onc hundred and sky rne:'. LEFT Mo|ie to-day
for Montgomery.
Several resigned Felefnl military o''F.'S '''4.
Texas are ,n route to Montgomery 20 Itier '"e"
s,ryi .es t. tie Confederate states.
SY,hias Of any i"tcres' froha Pensacola.
II is reported that Mobile will be bioc"'a'u
Tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
E:stray Notice.

r5y)I.LED hciprc the hy Mr. Vim. Eimhrol, .iv-
d ing at Bath Paper Mills, hay Mare NJ u lE'
aye unknuwr.--nn par,icu!ar marks, with The rH-
ccptinn that one of her fore knees is rather argc
ipprai:crl at $iO,75. The owner IS requested 10
rnInr ;"rwarl prove property Pay charges anu
.,I,. her away otherwise she will bc dealt with as
the law directs. X Ia. GEN III u MID.
Hamburg, May |, 1851. atm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

NJR. HENRY j. RRI$SENDEN, Pre-
lTH FrSsnr u: Ml.:;iC aid BANGING. f ON
charleston, respectfully r'"rmS the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Edreirid. that his Glasses o! In
structi"n in Dancing vii! open iu few days.
The entire list nr MODERN nANCES. together
with their various improvements and change 81
style. will be taught.
Also, the entire system Of CALESTHENICS.
sHch aS The Art %! Receiving. Accepting, Intro
iuring, Promenang. &c.. tending TO add case
and grace to the sc!:cral dcpormcn; "i the pupil.
Instruction given on WIND ami STiiINGED
INSTRUMENTS. MCSIC ARRANGED for
Brass, S,ringed or Rcci Bands
May 1t is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

e% Mr.. J. C. Williams, of Virginia, has pre-
sented Coz. Pickens, for the nsO OF our soldiers
o., sozsheaas Of smoking toSsGcs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

STOTiGE.-~.!l reyso.; ;r.;et..i 10 tie i:f-
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Wanted.

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IA SCHOOL South, hya young man "i cXrc-
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