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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
NJ GlITTlI "Dl211l7Iv VI
Dr. nG1E1rIG.

(tE remede eui ma pms enc ore failli depuis
" quinze ans quill est en- usage, ct bien SUI
heTierr d tous les ~extraits de Salseipareille el
p tous les Depuratifs employee s usqu'a &C
our.
TTguerit tous les maladies chroniGues, soft
| inteticnre, soft extremes, sans difference d'age-
nj de sexe.-nulle maladie provenant de lin
purete dn sag ne fesiste il son usage leg dar-
tres, de guelqne nature qu'elle soient. les in
| dmites, consequence lie lahus du mercure GU
fife toni antre traitement qui 81 vieie Ia cons
t%itution, sont parfaitenlent ct radicaletnent
queries, toute les fois que Ion persevere dams
son einploi.
Les Leuchortes, Pertes blances, irrfgula-
rites dams Ia periodicite DIES menstrues, Ia
~c1lorose In ~stefilite provehart de toute mala
die chronigue on ceustitutionnelle toutes ees
maladies disparaissent par un traitement assez
longtemps prolonge de Teinture Depurative
On DIR. MENa.
TIVE Du DR.. MENG.
L'Epilepsie, lorqu'elle nest pas occasionn6e
par une lesion organi1ie, leg Rllumatisnes
chroniques ct quelquefois aigus, les uloeres
cancereuX, ont etc radicalenlent gueris.
IL serait Malignant. ct pour ie public ct pour
nous, de faire Remuneration de teutes les ma
ladies OH Ia TEXTURE DEpuRAT1vE pU DR.
MENG, a obtenu nm plein success; il suflt de
SAVIOR quill NY q pas Ell jnsqu'a present1ne
se,ile maladie chronique inyeteree on consti-
tutionnelle, produite par un vice quelconque
dies h%uine1rs, qui ait resiste Il Ia puissance
faedicatrice de eette preparation.
Prix I'll 50 la bouteille, 4 vendfe en- gros
ct en- detail chez le DIR. MENG, h Ia Phar-
macie Nouvelle, Place du Croissant, Donald
%sonvills, Dep6ts a StCharles, chez Louis
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez n. Labat, rive
droite q St-JeanBaptiste chez s. Semitic,
DR.. Cdntonnet, Emile Monte, J.. Vial, rive
droite, ct y. Vieknair, rive ganche.
A vendre par T. Lacoste, John w. Tabre
Ii. Leihtenstein.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
AVIS AUX FrMEURs
DE TAEAc HAcHE

DE TAEAc HAeHE.
Il soussigne informe respectueasefheos
IL Messietrs les Marchands de In vile ct de
10 champagne, ct tous les consomnateurs en-
general, quill Went d~'aiouter Il "a nsaHufao+
lure de TABAC EN- POUDRE, don't lsu
prodnlts iui ont valu me medaillc dor a
lExposition univefselle de raris, en- 1866 n
fabrication do TABACS A FUMER dc
toute nature, quill garantit stre aus nj bon
pour 10 moins, que e dies maisons les plus
en- renom, ct, en- ortye, parfaitement purs u
a5rsables au gont.
Depot general eli debit A son mapssin Ma.
16, rue St-Louis.
Manufacture d MoDonoghviHe, La.
A DEIPv
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

AVIS.

AVIS. al
accession de Marie Rosalie Rachsl
you've Dominique Racial.
~ L. WALMSLEY ayant defnande
~ etre nomme administrator DE-
Ia succession de Marie Rosalie Racha
VeuVe dominique RACIAL, dscedee, 'avit
est par coz presents donne a toutea pei
sohnes i~nteresses d'avoir . deduir,'
cans dix jours les r~aisons pour let
quelles la demande du pe%titionnaire n
serait pas accodse.
B. BOUIS,
nov. p 1861. Grefisr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

VENTE DE SHE RIF.
COUR DE DISTRICT.
PARotssE DIES NAromroeBss.
Etat de IL Louisidns.
ANTOINE PERINI,
G J. FRANKLIN.

Alt j. lin. .
I'm vertut dun ordre de saisie ct
IL vente 4 moi adressd par Ia dite
cour j'offrirai ell vente ptiblique ali plus
haut ench6risseur q Ia porte de Ia mai
son de cour, paroisse des Natchitoches
lie Ter Sdmsdi De Farrisr 1862,
entire onze heures du matin ct lie soleil
cortchant les proprietds suivantes ap-
partenant au d6fendeur pour satisiaire
10 dit pfit savoir /;
Tn certain lot GU parcelle de tsrre ST.
tu6e dams Ia vile ct paroisse des
Natchitoches, bornee CONNIE suit.
SAVIOR al nord par ID barriere
e%ntourant le cimetiere arnericain,
au sud par les terres reinforcement
appartenant 4 James Taylor de
cette paroisse ct decide mainte.
nant, a Test par un bayou on To-
gune non %inconnu ct q l'ouest par
lie chemin public c~ontenant aix
acres plus gu moins.
Aussl un autre snorcCau oil parcclle de
terre sittiee dams la vile des Nat
chitoches ellie borne ct fat front OH
nord par la rue Pine ali sud Quest
par ure terre appartenant an ven.
deur ct a Pest par Mn bayou ou
lagune non inconnu, c%ontenant un
acre de tcrre plus on moins.
Teltnrs ct conditions d. la tente /.
Les propridt6s Ci.dessus d6crites &c.
ront vendues avee 10. bendtice d'estiima.
ton, pour du compliant pour satisfairs
la Eommes lie sept cent c%inquante pi-
astres avec butt pour cent d'interat sur
lie dit montant du 9 Avril 1860 avec
les frais de l~'affaire ct i un credit JUS
qu'au Ter mai 1852 pour la somtne de
sept cent cinquante piastres ave- huit
pour cent d'inter6t sur 10 dit montant
du Q avrl 1860. Lacqudrer 4 credit
1evra fournir son billet avec bonnie se.
curit6 in sofido poursle dernier Placement
etre pave q l6chance, SAVIOR
An Ter jour de mai 1862 payable au
.lcmandeur on 4 ordre avec bypotheane
spectacle retenu sur les lots de terre,
comm ci-dessus ddcrites avcc
es interets dessus ct frais de rafaire
vendu snjet d destination CONNIE sus
lit.
w. s. CAMPBELL,
IL dec. 1861. Sheriff.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
HALLER FREKES,
Ferblantiers & Chaudronniers

SUCCUR SALE DE H6LLER FRERES
Rue Tchopitoulas, 1873, Nile Orleans,
INT t%oulours en- main un grand assorti-
~ ment de Ferblanteric qu'ils vendront en-
gros ct eli detail.
Grand stock de Cuivre, Ferblanc, Zinc ct
Fer en- feuilles pour couvcrturcs de maisons.
AUSSI !: Cuivre, Ferblanc, Fer Tuysux
pour dalles.
ssay" lis &c chargeront dcs ordres au'on
eoudra bien leur bonner pour potles, cuisines
&c, &c.
lis executeront tgalement avec pro,up.,.
tute tout &c qui concerne leur protection soft
sur les hahitations, soft q bord des ste. mbeass
Seuls Agents, pour fEtat de Ia Louisiana
du Water Conductor dc j. lev IA. patents.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
INnion sNatfbitofbes..
Jsudi, 20 Decembrs 1901.

sss~ Tout comrnuniqut OF ann once envoys
AZ journal aprss le Msrdi soir, I'D sera insere
ess dams 10 nuinero de IN semaineI suivante.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

lie Capitainc L. Caspari ainsi que
plusieurs autrcs volontaires des Nat
chitoches sont arrives lundi parmi
nous. liz jowisscnt teus dune excellents
aanld.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

-Lobligstion de publier plusieurH
o deja en- retard ct la fate de
Noel nous ont mis- dams la neeessitt de
no publier que PED de matiere cette
eemainc.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
AUGUSTIN GUARDS.

Nous ayona ell lie plaisir d'assistoi
Dimanclie dernier aus maDuuvres exc
cutec3 par lescadron de eavalerie de:
Augustins Guards, ct par 10 compa
gnie d'infantrie. Ces deux corps mill
taires sont exclusivement composes
d'hommes de couleur libres. CONNIE
nous ~l'avons dit il y q quelques mois,
c'est Mr.. Henry Hertzog qui q pris
l'initiativc pour organiser des gems
1ui servent loyalement ct utilement
10 pays.
Rendues sur lie champs de man9u
yre, les deux compagnies ont common
ce leurs evolutions. I'escadron de
cavalerie, 81 habilement instruit par
le DR.. Burdin, q etc admirable den
scmble ct de precision. lie comman-
dement, ferme ct bien cadence du CAPT.
tame, ainsi que des officers lie zele
intelligent apport6 par tous les sol.
OATS les excellents chevaux montes
par f6scadron tout contribuait i
ttonner lie public qui 6tait venu assis-
ter a ces man9uvres. Pour nous. oui
avons solvent assistG en- Europe i des
manmuvres de cavalerie, nous ADM.
rions comment, en- aussi peu de temps,
COS hommes avaient pu parvenir 4 ce
degre de Perfection,
La compagnio d'iufanterie, nouvel.
iement formte q besoin d'ttudier, mails
nous sommes c%onyaincu qu'avant peu,
leurs man@uvres s'exGcuteront ayec
autan de precision que dams Ia cava
lerie.
liatons. nou d'ajouter, avaut de
hnlr, que cavalerie ct infanteric font
deXcellentes patrouilles 4 Ia cote, ct
co%ntrlbuent a m~aintenir la TRANQUIL.
lite publique. &c tire sufirait seu.
lemcnt pour ftliciter ces deux compa-
gnles dc lcur utile organisation.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
So

Ccux qui dolvent a pEglise st
Francois dcs Natchitoches, sont ms.
famment prizes, de v~ouloir payer ce
quill doivent au trGsorier dc la dite
Eglise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
JAS. M. DILLON.
BRAss 9rOTTDyDmy,---.-
New Family GrOcery.

i!i,sSSBSOkIBERB LES BE0s LEAVRTOA ANNOUNok
r51 ae ne ~ opened Family 9roeery aDd PnreiEl,
SIIe oiaee Store In the Old Post once buiIdfnz ISS
81 AtLeet near the corner ef Quincy a. And 20
public gehaFaliy - = 80 :" -I1 " 'AN
~ VII & be my constant endeavar 70 oGer. at the
% Ptlee1't rae best quatiieh tile narfet anIrda
always on land.
Gsruian Pns5iaee. sHeh hS PruneE, Lsntles. Spit
- 10 Az Iluds of HutaI OIaHEos AMI Lanohs
Ehole1ais and Tetail At the l0Iugt Fstes.7t, -
s1forioE Havana and Danles1je Cigzrs aOd Tobacco
eI the inherent grades, Wholesale sud rrtnil AZ
G. y R.GEEasIE0'RE
fsbiIitd FornsrIy EIib Alex. Hsymaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

DuRE PALM SOAP, IIaasySslp.G GIyegTipe
Z noylt zt1e - OH FSll61ts Han DruC StofS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
Observation-Disclosures -

oELRBRATRD IoR CoUGHsi GoLbs etc
~ ~ '-'-iSsa. o55,,l,,a 900I4IS9, ~, Asit,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
SaddIeS, HaIneSS, ,Trunks "a.

- . - ''7Al4Il 2 hEIAIL. = -
d. .slIEPPARD, No,151 Main Street, corner
Snloii, VIII continue to keep on hand SinFrs ard
InS oi ladies' and geitlehen's sailiieS Zine & t,o5
ihInsssi Irunks Yplices, Carpet BaEa Ssteeis
lALs, IIaines, Whips, &c. SS'I
TGnid on Especially cali attention to my and
tIMt " slTtet attention and prpmutu1SI t, Snsrj+
eontinuanee of the public paironsFs o
All kinds Of repairing Pf0nIptI done ana n, r Z
- ssPso%ss TIss'' 4 ,, s,iIkSPARD; ~ SIs, Z.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28


And even it this State (soutb Carolinal
the ultimate result is Tot determined. The
slave condition here would seem TO be es-
tahlished. There is here an excess of one
hundred apds twenty thousand slaves. and
here iS fairly exhibited the normal nature
Of tue institution. The officers OF the
State'Are SlRTe-owners. and the represent
AtiTes Of SlaYe-oWners. In their public
acts they exhibit the consciousness of a
superior position. Without nnusual indi-
vidpAl ability, they exhibit the elevation. OF
tone and eomposure of pnblie sentiment
proper TO master class. There is NO slp-
peal 70 the mass, for there is no mass 10
appeal to; there are no demagogues, for
there ts no populace to breed them; Judges
are not forced upon the stump; governors
are not dragged before the people; and
Wnen there 10 cause to act upon the for
times Of our social Institution, there is
perhaps an unusual readiness TO meet ii.
The large majority of our people are
ln legitimate conneIion with the inSti
tation-in legitimate dependence ON the
slaves and it were to be supposed that
mere Of least the system Of slare Soriety
EoHld be permanent and pure. But
even here the process of disiltsgration
pa! commenced. IN our larger towns
I" just begins to be apparent. Within ten
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.

~ sEY s-e9EtEaits Aogi ell the vaudhlatss-
for sale A. REpUOBD PRICES 81
{ EoaaS. + s,94&s h4sr : / g; 6. 'Pa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
aaiIg auteIltaenter

THE PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIETY,"
LETTER PROM L. w. sPRArT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
lniuuInterrupted III through seasons financial sun
hine and storm or poriossyentful IN exempt from
weeping cUlh S;rations and m1ritime disAlter. Be
nS long eItahlshe, onA cash bAsis the troubles Of
DuriuZ Hhard tnsS'' the security OF reliable InSu-
thncc Is an Imperative dnty-the ability Of property
holders to sn'tNin loss being then much iessened'
PolieIssNspeI without delay. and all business at
tenisd TO with dispatch aud ddeIitr. by
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
Onss over the Rank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

Upwards OF 9I3,OOO,OOO
Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance. Co.
In the past IL yeafS. III .T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solysney and
fair profit.
leeidi dttgHtiOH gireA 10 fafifTaHeeof TRREkL1S
aRd CoaLkIttIt for Ltrni of one . Ete Neart. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

The Reason yvhysthe North eannever
Attain TsHiRh OF CtSIilZ6tIonS-AfrIc
SlaTery hsesSsaIyS the only FOuII-
should not YOte.E y q &. 2 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
- DisunionI

HALIFAx NO. L. HERRINGs.--se
4 half baErois, lara, IS Ios FesSlS q GlE1
ale ~ Gieial ~ n. REmLY.1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

SUPPRESSION OF TIE AFRICAN SLAVE
TRApE.-lie resolution passed by the
Alabama Convention instructing their
Delegates to the Montgomery Convention
to vote in favor of proposition to pre-
Vent forever the re.opening of the African
Slave Trade, will, we hope meet with the
concurrence of the Delegates from all the
Seeding States at that Convention. Moth
ing would place the Southern movement
for Secession on more lofty ground than
The adoption Of this proposition. 1t has
been the reproach of the North that one
of the ends of this movement was the re-
opening of the African Slave Trade, thus
throwing on it the taint of q selfish and
mcrcenary motive.
The adoption of the resolution will, in
addition, strengthen the Southern cause
among the leading European Powers
England is most sensitive on this subject,
and although we should do nothing undig-
nihcd or unmanly to conciliate her favor
and that of Europe, still the performance
of an act so Just and humane would ex-
tort the admiration of the whole civilized
world, as Il due homage to its opinion
Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
seIette1 44oetrpy,
I.ctticc.

sid IL Lct,irc, cur sister l.ctticc,
While tiroop'd and slistencd her eyelnsh brown
" Your mans poor :nan, 4 c":.l and sour man,
There's many Dct:er :b"ut our town..
SIZE smiled securely" Ho loves mo purely;
true hearts safe. both in smile and frown;
And nothing harms me whilu his love warns me,
Whether the world go up or down.
- He comes of strangers, and they arc rangers"
And i'll 10 trust. girl, when out Of sight;
:. rrea,l folks nay blame We. and cen defa,ne ye-
gown oft handled looks seldom white"
She raised srrrns!y krr eyelids queenly-
My inarrrucs is my whitcst gown;
M A,r>:, ,ansur srieves me while he believes me,
Whctht: :he world sn up or down."
"Your mans iriil man. was nc'er n liale man,
Nu,, >;rSm.ss kn"ckrth ut tho do1r.
Sn c.,!, =. me- maxim: bald h:ar!s COVER, brea-
Sing.
Our L.,;icc treiublcd but once--no more:
/" If death should cncr-smitc I" the center,
Cur poor home palacc-.nll erusabling down,
lie can not fright US, nor disauite US:
Life hears Lores cross, Death brings Loves
crown"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

TIE REprBLIcAS CoMrRoMlsE.-Ihis
is the Tri6me's remedy:
':Thc true compromise for the crisis is
to buy all the negroes of the Border
States and thus convert them into Free
States. Who would refuse to be taxed
for such purpose! Nobody who is not
Il fool or traitor"
In 60 Fds, it proposes that the
souH shall sell his negro, worth
81, So -. Zoo, the purchase money to
be paid out of the U. S. Treasury, into
which the Southern States have contribu.
ted more than twothirds Of the receipts.
The planter is to get about 500 66 l.G for
a piece of property worth $l,5e0, for the
privilege of raising his ''nigger" to Po-
slton OF social and political equality with
himself! This is said to be compromise
with the South, and it is all that the Re
publicans will "concede.' If the South.
crner thinks it rather rough, and refuses
to "conciliate" on such terms, he is to be
hanged, shot, sabred, shelled, coerced, sub
dued. annihilated and re.annexed, by the
warlikc Greely.-N. y. Day Book.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

TIE Social IIoRRoR. untidy wo'
man. Little soap and much perfume.
Plenty of jewclry and lack Of strings and
buttons. Silks and laces, and tattered un.
der.clothes. Diamond rings and soiled
collars. Feathers and flowers and bat
tered cap friII. Silk stockings and shabby
boots. Who has not seen her If you
are !, person of courage enter her dressing
room. Make your way over the CARPET
through miS-matcd slippers, tIppats, belt
ribbons, hair pins, picto.ihIs, magazines,
fashion prints and unpaid bills, and look
vainlv around for chair that is sufficient
Is fttc from dust to sit down upon. Look
ut the dingy muslin window curtains, the
questionable bed quilt and pillow cases,
the unfreSIlness OF everything your eye
falls upon.
Open the closet door, and sec the piles
Of dresses. all wanting '.,hc stitc., in tine,' .
,hcapcd pcll l..cll upon their pegs; sec the
Ianu.boxes without covers, and all the
horrible paraphernalia of a lazy, vapid,
inefficient, vacant, idea less female mon.
strosity, who will of course be chosen out
Of a bevy of practical, good, common
sense girls, by some man who prides him
self on N his knowledge of woman" as
his shelp-meet for life! use the word
{. monstrosi,y advisedly; f"r even in the
cell of prison have seen wretched te,
males trying, with women's beautiful H.
stinct, to brighten and beautity the bare
walls with some rude colored print
Thank Heaven! the untidy woman is the
exception, not the rule. Would We could
say the same of the untidy man.
t'ASEY FERN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
Who Wants to Move to
ARKAMSAS9

EDERSONS who live in Georgia, Alabama and
South Carolina, who arc too busy and have
not time and money to como to Arkansas to look
aud buy lands before removing Gun avail them
selves Uf my services to ENTER LANDS and
HOMES for them hcre-whcrc the lands are good
and level, and will average from $40 to l,5C0
pounds seed cotton and Is to 20 bushels corn Fer
acre, upon tho following terms: By sending me
Drafts upon New Orleans OR New York, 81 rs per
acre for as much land as they wish entered, and
:ay Commissions to be included in the Drafts Ny
operations of this kind, will extend only to Csl-
houn county, in which live and to lands within
from to Is miles Of 0uachita River, which Is
good navigation and accessible to the best Groce-
ry and Cotton market in the world, all things con-
sidered. I will be thoroughly acquainted with
the Government and State Land Laws, and will
have Plats of every Township and Section within
Is miles Of the River, and will chereby know
every acre of Public Land subject to entry and
will here inform the people in the old States that
there are plenty lands belonging to the State,
denomirated Swamp and Wet Lands, subject to
entry at 80 and IS cents per acre, determined by
distance from navigation as to price-6 miles ard
less ut IS cents, and over miles so cents. will
also enter these lands ut same rates. per acre. IS
the other. I nm no Land Speculator and have NO
Land for sale for less than $40 per acre, and am
planting in, and my whole interest is in this coun.
w. oUJCSt 40 tHo-loAoy Az uhfo Luc
country settled up by good, industrious and re.
sponsible Southerncrs; and secondly, to have
them avail themselves of the benefits of new
country and good lands at cheap rates, before
spectators come and get it all. If any doubts
should exist as to my sincerity and responsibility,
refer to the following highly respectable and
responsible firms and individuals.
Address me at Post Oak, Calhoun Co., Arkansas.
RATES or COMMISSION:
From 40 to 320 cres...........25 cents per acre.
From 320 to $40 acres .........20 cents per acre.
From 64O to 900 acres and upwards, Is cents
per acre.
REFER TO :-Thos. Ragland & Co.; Redd, Proer
& Co.: Redd, johnson & Co.; Harrison Pitts |;
Hatchet & McGehee, Columbus, Ca, Hon. C. H.
Mccall, Hon. Seaborn Mchfichacl, and jack Kemp
and others, Buena Vista, Ga. E. II. Walker, Esq,
Forsyth, Ga. Rev. Joseph T. Turner, Georgia
Conference, Lumpkin, Ga. A. C. Spain, Esq,
Sumter C. H., S. C.
ISAAC T. ROBINSON.
p. S.-Lund warrants are just as good as the
money to secure Government 81 rs Land. A fee
Of ST for every 40 acres located upon with war
rauts is charged by the Land Officers. Many thsu-
sand acres Of soc. and 75c. lands, known rs State
and Swamp Lands, arc as high ard dry as any
Government 81 rs land.
Aug, ], 1860 6m 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13

a STANDING ARMY AT WAsnlSGroS.-
Every days arrival from Washington
brings intelligence of the increase of the
standing army there, under the miserable
prctcxt that the citizens of Virginia and
,laryland contemplate raid upon the
Federal capital. Does not every citizen
o.. Richmond know that, as far as he Is
concernsd. this is not true: Gen: Sro't
himself was ura!,'c to produce thu proof.
of tn. ,noas,ro:s fable w;nich We suspect
Seward &Cn., have col.c"ctcl an:l III
stilleL int" his.rrt,Ii'!mis car. hat high
minded scs,lrnan and true Virs nian,
Governor Wise, is uniformly referred t."
as the in u,tiga,"r and leal'r"t this con>p;.
rlcv. when the fact is hc is r"niin"d at
hon., him self nns VIII. ,il Watching the
n,l id, Of sick ,n.'t, 'er."' Iii; family.
Md ,,.,w. u,"m i, strength "i' F.':r ma
lis la..; lib.'ssa and cv n whist Virginia ;n is
synLing u peace commissioner to Wash.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
Law SUIT BETWEEN HORSE TAMERs-

LAW SUIT BETWEEN HORSE TAMERs-
An action for 100000 damages has been
commence in the Supreme Court in New
York, by Denton Otfut, of New Orleans,
against John 5. Rarey, the famous horse
tanner, for an alleged violation of a con-
tract. Mr.. Otfut claims that he is the
originator of this system Of horse tanning.
and that in the year 1850 he taught it to
Rarcy, who bound himself i'll the penalty
of $50 in each case for which he should
impart the secret to any other person F;
that he gave Rarey book of the system,
which he (Rarcy) has republished, and has
further violated the contract by imparting
the secret of the system to divers persons
in Europe and the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-13
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv OPUTVdPy

Citation 70 prove Will in dne Jorm Of lar.
V1THEREAs JAMES sEALY and his wife
wv Tempe, have this day filed their petition in
tho Ordinary's 0Hlce for the District and State
aforesaid, representing themselves MS being heirs
at-lnw and distributes of Barbara Clark, deed,
and praying that n paper purporting to be the
last Will and Testament Of the said Barbara
Clark decd, late of said District, may be proven
" in due form Of iam," and it appearing to my
satisfaction that James Clark and Jackson Clark,
heirs-n.-law, two Of the Defendants in tho above
stated case, reside from and beyond the limits of
this Stnte 1t is therefore ordered that the said
parties, together with nil and singular the heirs
and distributes of the said Barbara Clark, deed,
do appear at the Court Of Ordinary to be held for
Edgefeld District at EdgeIied c. H., on Wrdnts-
day the 9th day of March next, ('S6l,) to show
cause if any they can, why the petition .hn.ll not
be heard, and that the Will Of the said barbara
Clark, decd, should not be proven Z" in due form
of iar."
Given under my hand at my Office, this the
eth Dec. A. D., 1860.
W. T. DTRISOE, o. F.. n
Jun2 l3t SO