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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
G ENANs
G G EVANS
Extensive GIFT Book Establishment
GEORGE G. EVANS,
No. 439 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia

AUa ~ -~~rH
Philadelphia
Where you can net Booksof all kiuds-
Books of factl Books Of fiction! Books Of de-
votion! Books Of amusement! Books for the Old
Folks! Books for the Young Folks! Books i0f
Husbands Books for Wives! Books Tor b0ysTs'
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for Girls Books Of HumOTl Books Of Poetry
Books ofTravel ! Books Of HistOTy!. BOOKS 81 D-
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ors Books about Soldiers; Books about !ndAnsI
Boeksabout Huntersl BOOksabOut Heroes! boo~
about Patriots Books for Farmersl sooAs i9i
Mechanics Books for Merchants! 30 kslor rD5
~siciansl Books for Lawyers! Bookstor statesmen
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Cecil B. HartIeys Interesting Biograpnles' hs,.
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Lives of Patriots& Statesmen j. Lauren ."s'-
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Mrs. Southwnrth's Novels Dickens MOVIES
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All the writings r every stludard WllnoIo
department Of literature, in every -iylein Oi"uIN7
at the publishers owes prices. and r'menlDu y,
You pay no more than you would ut any o'nefr,-a1
lishment, and you have the advantage Of Ieeel.Is
on elegant present. which Oftentimes q worn %
dred fold more than the amount paid tor zoe o'a
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALO ~
BOOKS. order any book that Jon may "2nl' ,s--
the retail price, together with the an un' H.
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best place in the country 20 p%uTrh'" '"'
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Originator Of the Gift Book In',r.i'-.
439 ChcstBui STREET. t'l'l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
AN ACT
Granting a bounty on the manufacture of sugar from
Sorghum. or Sugar Cane.

Granting a bounty on the manufacture of sugar from
Sorghum, or Sugar Cane.
SEC l. Be it enacted By the COERcil and House OF
Representatives Of the Territory of Nebraska That a
bounty Of i've cents per pound Shall be paid for each
pound Of merchantable brown sugar. male from sugar
cane raised in the territory during the years 1861 and
1862; said bounty shall be paid by the county in which
the cane was raised and the sugar was manufactured,
out Of any money in the hands of the treasurer, not
otherwise Appropriated,
Sec. 2. Any person having made twenty pounds or
more of such sugar may av I'll him>eIfOf the benefits of
said bounty, by applying to the clerk Of his county, ex-
nibti n to said clerk a fair sample of at least 5 pounds
Of -such sugar, and proving by his oath, and that of an
other competent witness, the amount made by him aud
iI:t the cane was raised in the year 1861 or 1862, as
the case ;cay be, and such other matters as may be ne
cesSary TO satisfy said clerk, that the person applying
for the bounty is entititS to It acc riding 10 the mean
ing and intent OF this act. Whe2 such proof has been
satisfactorily made, it shall be the duty Of said clerk
to issue his order Oh the Treasurer Of the county in ia
vor Of the applicant for the amount Of the bounty so
proven.
SEC, 3 - This act to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage
Approved January LIST, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
General Laws.

We this week publish couple of short
acts passed by the hast General Assem-
bly, Of this territory. One for the en-
couragement of the manufacture of Sor-
gum Sugar, and the other for the encour-
agement of the growth of fruit and tim
Der trees in Nebraska. We wiHcontinue
TO publish, for the benefit of our readers
such acts as are Of a general nature.
The Legislature has hitherto failed to
make any provisions for the publication
Of General Laws in the Newspapers Of
the Territory, as is the case in all other
Territories and States. There could be
no more economical expenditure of a
reasonable amount of money, and one,
too, that would meet wi1h the hearty APP
proyal of the people, than to provide by
law for the publication of all general laws
in newspapers. The masses have not
access to Law Books; and, in fact, if
they had, would read the laws when pub
lished in newspapers when they would
not think of, or take the trouble to peruse
books. Our children, too, who read a
newspaper in preference to anything else,
would thus become familiar with the laws
of the country, and, to a greater. extent,
grow up law observing and Law abiding
citizens.
Adetermination on our part, as a pub
lie journalist, to furnish the people all
the light possible, induces US to publish at
our own expense, such laws as we think
the generality of our readers desire to be-
come acquainted with.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Secession is rampant at St. Joseph,
No. 1t is strange that a point Indebted
as that one is, to northern enterprise
and northern patronage for all it is, or ever
will be, can so far loose sight Of its true
interests. The Gazette, hitherto for the
Union with an if is about gone over
to the traitors of the country.
We have yet to know of the first indi-
vidual or press, who have sustained the
Government with an "if," who do not,
as the lines are closely drawn, go with the
secessionists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
AN ACT

To encourage the cultivation Of Fruit, Forest, and Or
namental trees in the Territory Of Nebraska.
SEC. /. Be it enacted By the Council and House OF
Representatives. Of the Territory Of Nebraska, Thai
a valuation of fifty dollars on the real estate, belong
ing to any individual situated in one tract, be, and the
same is hereby exempted from taxation, provided the
SAID real estate shall have in a good state of cultivation
one acre of land on which there shall not be less than
one hundred fruit OF ornamental trees. or four hun
bred forest trees in artifciai groves and that for each
additional acre cultivated as herein described, there
shall be the sum of fifty dollars exempt from taxation.
SEC. 2. The assessor shall be the judge of the amount
Of land cultivated in artificial groves. and of its state
Of cultivation, and if he require it, the owner shall
make oath to the same, and the assessor shall specify
the amount SO exempted, on the tax list.
SEC. 3. The cultivation of fruit, forest or ornament
al trees on anv tract Of land, as described in the first
section of this act, shall, in no case, increase It's value
for revenue purposes.
SEC. d This act tO-take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved January 4th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
War Terms.

A casemate is a stone roof to a fort,
made sufficiently strong to resist the force
Of cannon balls, and a -casemate gun Is
n which is placed under a casemate. A
barbecue gun is one which is placed on
The tOpOf the fertilization. An embras-
ure is the hole or opening through which
guns are fred from Notifications. Loop
holes are openings In the walls to fire
musketry through.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
AGENTS NANTEn

To whom greater sudueemenfs t'an
offered s.r
Any person. either male or iema,. WI y.DF
Gus Of engaging in an HONORABLE a1.
TABLE EMPLOYMENT. requiring oui
and ma outlay Of money, and By when ''!
tain gratis
A Valuable Library.
A Fine Gold Watch and Chain.
A. Hsndsem- Service Of Plate.
An Elegant Silk Dress Patern,
A Splendid settle Of feWeIy. ,
Or many other choice articles enumerated rr
list Of Gifts, can do 90 by acting a. "a azs"'
this establishment. an
cent iimnlv bv ormigg a club. sending a '.i p
books and ramitting the amount OF NM
for the same. -r tho
SIND FOE A CATALOGUE, Waith ''h .-F .ge
desired information relahFe TO- 20 blr-
formation Of clubs and % insure Prone
orable dealing. address az orders 20
THE HEAD QUARTBRs OF r-,yS
Proprietor Of the oldest and iUrgest UlfiD
TEKPRIsE in tbe world, permanently IlcatSu -sa
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Pniitas
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Of receiving
A Handsome Pravon.

worth Hq IN iSI. Present
n ~ EV y 1Vets To l dollar with .n,6 :
OtslnaI Glft BOOK Eprernrea
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AT the leadingeity and eaBas,U ana
pers IN the United States. "a
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states, each Of whom nave -
substantial. evidence o., tbe b.T.s,
derived by purchasing books Al 4
establishment. a" u'
G G. EVANS Has done more than aDv o,b..
Usher OF bookseller in the TnioI
Wards diHusing knowledse = "A.
people. By his system many ~,
are read that would MT bar. G,,l
Their way into The hsmk Of rr5..
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g 9 EVANS keeps constantly ou hand ,bs
extensive stuek he GREATS 49,
ment Of B r,ks. and cirruLfa. H..
all who my apply, the ms, sa,
plete catalogue of Books and Gin.
in the United States.
G G. EVANS ha> advantages offered D. blm ty
other publishers md m,Buh-frr,r.
which enable him To- fnrf,h bsm
irons with a finer qusIiy and aeflsr
assortment # gifts than any s ben
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G. g EVANS rublishe, nearly two hundred Br1
lar and interesting be-, rs. therefore
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ofer extra premiums md esmmis-
sions.
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who may send for bollr
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embraces the writings Of eyeu ,tar.
darl authgr Iu every daurrf,art -
literature, and give. al thriufmi-
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forwarding By mai, OF e1ps-ss Of
Books ordered from i-estBblslmen-
together with full directions bow 70
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G G ENANS' Catalogue Of Books y 90 5ss.atsnl
and free Of postage D. any address Boz
the United States.
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surpassed. The mist Ibemi son
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subscriptions o. books in The manner
proposed, twenty booksean be sold in
the same time that Il would take Do
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tio1 plan. Send for a classified Cat
alogue, and every information WILDE
given in reference to agencies. Sc
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mount of money required, and one
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place in the country 70 purchase
books is at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

added.
NPmaha County Nebraska.
April 10th. 1861.
r. W. FURNAs, Esq Sir: I take plestnre in furnish
ing you with The following information as the result Of
my acIua! experiWenting with the small D 1ugIIs inl-
proved Sugar mill. Itmust be rec tIect Ell that the seq
son was extremely dry and the canP BY no melnS good
While I used il I made from 30 10 so gallons Of good
mulIsseS p9r day-l2 porn dS 90 tie gallon From one
square rods : made So gallons ~ No I m ,lasseS. This is
over 200 gallons per acre. l am quite sure Of q good
season when the cane is rich lean make 300 gaIlons from
an acre. In my opinion no farmer or az least neighbor-
hood in The west should be without one 81 these OF sim
iar iron mills. Yours Respectfully
D. IT ELLIS.
Reference is also ma1e-to ). W. Hall. Mr Btgiey T B
Edwards, A Richardson. JnO Cole Rev s l. Collins, J
EdstTidge and many others IN Nemlha County.
A The cuitiS atiOn VI The sugar cane in the West has
proved an entire success. aud as an extraordinary a.
must have a more expeditions and economical mode OF
manufacturing il. Those who have been using the old
wooden mills can compare the result with that abnye
and see that the price 81 a mill is saved in 4 single sea-
son by The use Of an iron crusher-
Where Il IS not convenient for one farmer to purchase
a mill. a neighbnrhO"d often clubs tngetber when the
cost to each Is 50 trihiHg as not to be felt compares with
the advantages derived.
Farmers will do well to send in their orders early as
1t o. desirable that the mills be shipped in the early part
Of Summer when frelghts are low, and also BY shipping
a number together the charge will be still less.
Address
R.w FURNAs,
Agent.
BrownyiIIe Nebraska,
p S. One 81 the mills can be seen and examined By
calling On the Agent in Br0wnvIlIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
80, OOO Wilson'S Albany
Strawberry Plants for SaIe

StrawberTy PIants Tor Sale.
Price per THOUSAND s. 500 for $3.50 100 81. Larg-
er quantities than 1000 at reduced rates. These
plants are Of superior quality, being grown upon
strong ltaIny soil.
Address VS. JUSTICE. Box 1908. Chicago, III
or leave orders With WILDER, EMERY CO..
T5n5d 204 Lake st., Chicago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
STATIONERY

FOolscap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
and envelopes, plain. fancy, and eInbOssed, pens pencils
and pen-holders, inks Of all kinds, iRkstaBds, waters
and seaIing-Wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
THE OPORTO GRAPE.

The OportO j. a very strong grover, ana ,5an
fectly hardy, having fruited annually i9l bav-
ten years. 1t is very productive, eia - = s,eh.
ing produced from FIVE to over ten ou'loI ,nfsd
n Ia Ssge countv. Illinois. Were. u%ni9jured 6y Is
cold. and fruited last season. The VINE auu7 Read
dy sale from two to four dollars per 5auH'
what the public say Of the OpOrto. Vine.
ct is esteemed by Physicians a gooa % tv-
It is somewhat a~striDgent, rich and % nS Kew.
The vines are u~nfailing and good bearers
DR.. bOunsbuTy. I'D To
81 have six different kinds Of GraPes, u and
0porto is the best Of either o. them TOT sted
better than any other grape that kaW
with DeEerea1, in the Rural rom tho
@For several years we have made VINE iIi1r Der
OpOrtO grape, and and a ready sale Of one oSvIyes-
bottle, selling so bottles for single orders
ter Clark. .;wuiar
address E. WARE STYESTER Lyons
n37y5-tf. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
WOODEN WARE,
iOillOm iDare, &C.,

Which I offer for cash or good country produce. at prices
SO low that none who desire, can be left with an excuse
for not purchasing. 1 ask but an examinat ion Of my
stock. THEO. HILL.
BrownviIle, April 25th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
PREsCREPTEOHTs

BEING a regular graduate and practic na Physician.
the public may depend up,n great care and accuracy in
comp funding prescriptions.
B-OWnville, April %. molly
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Hills display OF Dry Goods is ahead Of anything Of
the kind ever offered in this country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
GRAPE VINES,


Too Large TO Send Jy Mail
TCMaxwell & Bros, Geneva, n z
INVITE particular attention to their extensive
stock Of
NATIVE GRAPE VINES,
one and two years old, strong plants, grown in the open
air, and in large pots under glass-Delaware Diana,
Concord, Rebecca, Hartford Prolific, etc, in quantities
to suitpuTchasers.
Extra Large Plants at Moderate Prices.
Foreign Vines
For cultivation under g ass, OF the best sorts-Golden
Hamburg, BOwOOd Huseat, Black Hamburg, LinandaI.
Royal Muscadine, Golden Chasselas. ard thirty other
new and old sorts, one and two years old, at greatly re-
duced pTi es Ahne lot Of extra large plants grown in
extra large pots for immediate fruiting.
A quantity OF these, Native and Foreign. are in the
cellars, and may be packed and shipped at any pleasant
time during Winter or early Spring. with safety. Par
hcuiar attention gwen to packing vines securely for all
parts OF the country. Send FOR Catalogues.
Il. @. MAXWELL & BROS.
tAFOnS3-FvZn5l Geneva, Ontario Co, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

Holland Gin. Irish Whisky, Bourbon whisky. Ginger
Brandy. Cordial Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White wine
and Malaga Wine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
PARTICULARLY T0 mann HMEN-

I desire to say to Rancbmen anywhere between the
Missouri river and Mountains, that my stock for whole
sailing to them is now cOmplete-embracing everything
desirable OF profitable to trade in. and at prices unheard
of cheap. Call or send your orders, which will meet
with prompt attention. THE HILL.
ErownvilIe, April 18th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

They win constantly keep on hand afuil supply Of
Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds,
all fresh, and of the last years growth,
To be obtained at the old hoHse at Philadelphia
and will eonfnc their sales Of Garden Seeds exclu-
sive to those. They will keep a very large stock Of
an Implements and Machinery IN Use,
TRADE, OF THE BEST MANUFACTURES.
They solicit the continued custom Of their friends
and Of all those who have dealt at the branch hOus-
Of LAMBETH SON, at St. Louis. Our prices shall
be very low. in aecO. dance with the times, and we
hope to satisfy all who call on US, as to the superior
quality Of our stock, and the prices.
Our Terms are Cash, aud prices to correspond.
JOHN GARRETT & CO.,
v2n4 ST. LOUIS, MO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Also, a Splendid Assortment OF
m

Comprising Lyons KathariOn, Cologne, POmmade
genuine OK marrow, bear greese, and oils, musk and
essences OF an kinds, andof the finest quality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
The herman Language Talgll D !,

Ioufs Waldter proposes 10 opeR q night-1l !, eIass
insfructIen in ne German. All Wh6 visa Iol90s cs.
Of fbis kind viii cave their names AZ ne rvs
February q, 81. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25

To All whom Il May Coneeon
All perSons indebted to Wm. 7 DEN, stits sal
hook account. or bynote. are hereby neti 1851,
and pay n on or before tao l9-h day 81 .o.f.
and thereby save themselves trouble sla mn,
HrownvilIs, Feb. q
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
6. a.ETAxs


c,o II you want any books. SAL
GEO. g. ENANS' RerliaI1s ~ Ell 70
4S5 Chestnut Street, PSiIa aIot Ea'eTPd's,
Where all books are sold AZ tbs P~GI5,ilPaia.
price, and you have the publishers lowest
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Saturday, Nay 1Ith, 1851,
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, is the time set for hearing the APP
Dticsfion Of James A. Titus, administrator OF Nathaniel
n Fitus. deceased, for six months extension Of time, to
make fnaI settlement of said estate.
witness my hand and The seal OF the Probate Court Of
Nemsba county, Nebraska. Territory.
no 9w C.. W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-25
DOugIas ImprOYed Nugar Viii.

The attention Of Farmers In Nebraska is called to the
following certificate OF d H Rilis who laRt seasrn ran
a No o Douglas mill IN Nemaha County where / had Il
III exhibition. The price Of this sized mill is $50 freight
added.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
OurSeaboard Defences.

Says the Charleston Mercury of the 18th: " We
can make no more satisfactory announcement to
our readers along the seashore, than that active
preparations are going forward to increase the
defcnces along our scaboard. Orders have been
issued from headquarters for the immediate organ
izstion of the 9th Regiment, S. c. V, which will
be made up of citizens from the parishes and dis
tricts Of our seacoast, all Of whom are accimaed,
and by their habits of life arc accustomed to boat
ing and shooting.
On Sunday morning the steamer Gcn. Ginch,
Cantnin Relyea started from Market wharf FOR IL
tour of inspection, principally to Port Royal and
Edisto.
Among the party ne noticed Brig. Gen. G.. T.
Beauregard, Col. Elliott (staf), Major John Barn
well, First Artillery c. S. A.; Major W. NJ. Muir
ray (staH), Edisto Island; Capt. Gonzales (staf),
Capt Chisolm (Statr), Lieut.. Gregorie, Corps En-
gineerS: Hon. William Elliott, Beaufort, 5. c.
Major John G. Barnwell has been ordered to the
command of the harbor of Port Royal and the
adjacent shores.
The steamer Lady Duris has also been ordered
to Port Royal, to remain and cruise in that neigh
borhood. The Hotceu CoJJ and Rcaa have been
ordered to North Edisto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, May l2.-secretary Mernminger
has seat in a report of n scheme for raisins the
funds necessary for the prosecution of the war.
This and the tariff are the only questions now
remaining for the consideration of Congress.
In regard to the funds for the war, think that
fifty millions will be raised-probably one-halt
by Treasury notes, e-fourth BY customs and the
last fourth by direct taxation. do not think
that volunteers will be received for less term OF
service than three years or during the existing
war. The field and staff officers will be appointed
by the President. In local emergencies the Presi-
dent may receive volunteers otherwise, but not for
campaign service.
Virginia is now one Of the Confederate States
of course, no duties are to be collected on i'm
ports from thence. Suspend collection of duties
0: North Carolina and Tennessee.
C. G. MEMMIEGER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
The Virginia Shore.

RICHMOND, Va, May IA battery commands
the railrond at the point of Rocks, twelve miles
below Harpcr,s Ferry, and the bridge across the
Potomac river is commanded by another battery
while Southern troops. and scouting parties
range tn. country for fifteen miles North East
and West: also, upon the slightest alarm conImu-
nication can be had between the Southern forces
by system of signals already agreed upon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
Religions Notice,

an requested 10 announce that Rev. W. u.
RICE, General Superintendent Of Sabbath Schools
and Colportagc for South Carolina, will hold IL
Sabbath School mass meeting at Mount Lebanon
Church, Oh Tuesday, the 2lst of this month, and
at Ridge Spring Church on Wednesday, the ed
the meeting each place to commence at II,
A. NJ
His object is to promote the interests Of tho
Sabbath School enterprise.
lie earnestly so!icils The attendance aud coop
Grafton oil all the Pastors, Sabbath School Teach
ers, Parents and Children Of the aforementioned
and contiguous Churches.
L. 3. GWALTNEY.
Nov IN 1851
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
Col. a.. =. .

The Montgomery correspondent o! the sa-
rannah Republican writes:
"Gen. j. Foster Marshall, Of South Carroll.
ma, has rendered to President Davis legion OF
cavalry, for the regular service, to serve the
whole campaign. at their own expense, and
euuipped and accoutrcd for the field without
any cost to the Government. He personally
advances to this end the sum OF len thousand
dollars, being the result of an accumulation
of his labor Tor some time past, aud devoted
to the advancement and prosperity of his idea
of happiness, namely: lie III Southern Con-
federacy.a
The sorrespon lent of the Charleston Co"-
rier thus notices this very liberal offer:
Among the 75O' South Carolinians here al
ter military appointments, notice the gal
liant State Senator, Hon. j. Foster Marshall,
we'll known as chairman OF the Military Com
mittee during the last session Of your Legs
lature. This gentleman does more than seek
service. He comes to offer legion OF noun
ted IN N to the Government. All Le asks Is
that they be received and allowed to light.
Besides he offers $4,000 to equip them or to
aid therein. The money he oilers out OF his
own pocket. lie desires to lay the sum on
the altar Of his country. He is unwilling to
take the bonds of the Government, because
that will bring him interest; aud ne desires
no remuneration. think that his ofler Will
be accepted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY. May 9,-Nothins done in
public by Congress to-day: An act was pass.
I'd in secret session to raise all additional
lorce to serve during the war, and to author.
ize the President to accept the service OF vol
untecrs without regard to the place Of their
enlistment Another act was made public
which authorizes the PostnaS:cr-gencial to
issue his proclamation any day he may select.
taking entire charge Of the postal matters OF
the Confederate States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
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