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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-18

NJ. Edisos-Plesss announce that DC.
w. n. GxsEs is . candidate ios reelection
% County Commissions. = the ensuing
election. and obligs NAY CIrisEHs-
ur-Mr. THEcpoRE S~orpKRNAss iss can
did.,s Tor recollection % Treasurer Of Dueo'
county q the ensuing October election sns
gill BE- supported BY MANY VOTERS
0rws arc authorized TO announce Mf
A j. BrcKEr. Eco. a. . candidate for CIR
cult Prosecutor. in this Judicial Circuit .
the ensuing October Election.
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c~,rr,,pontencs of the Jasper Cour'er'l
Letter from 4 Dubois Volunteer =
C.Nr MonroS. IS~pIsSArotis, :
Sept. 9th, 1861. \
NJ. Editor: whila lying around camp !
though, th.,I wcsld write . small sse'ea 4
a . soldier. life. csmp Merton, which {
q this tins over 800 soldiers. B
!. .;,u.,ed no miies North Of IndiansPo'is-l q
I, eovsrs 20 acres Of ground; there 49,
80, v.,,s Of spieniid water within 'he
Camp. The ground l. sneiosed win
a.. INK fence. and soldisr'' quarters resting on
-. ;c,;de Of The fence. And nov word
- n. voung men Of Dubcis. Can you,
~;,h clear conscience. stay q home ana 80
vour comrades enIisting In this o'oooy
.,,ucv,et Our liberties ere nov 81 ssske.
md !, depends on men Of true patriotic zen
,imen,s 10 preserve our blessed un'o"'
-h;eh has stood over three q~usriers OF q
century. With the stars end sripes floating
I; y The breeze. C.n you. young men, ano
u.c o. families. will you see vour homss'
md our glorious State and Union come
.nder , ,vrscieaI government Sim msy
So. I have property. I en- bound 70 stay a.
home and protect. Ifyou have property q
loro,ee,. take your musk e in your hand sno
6,h, for Il. for let me tell you. men OF pro-
I~per,y. YOU have more 10 protee:'hsn 'he
,oo, el.ss OF men, and consider II . msn
makes sny such excuses and tries 70 innu
lenee others 10 60, he 10 coward. don''
wish 70 hurt feelings. bu, there ere som
old crev headed citizens in Dubois. instead
of setting szsmples % true Un'o" men. 'r'
,o,i,s. and have expressed their sentiments
n nv presence, end said ihst their sympa
,h;.s ~srs with the south. Y u can ealln'
Lincoln war II you v ish. would Ike :
know IL he hasnt done right IN tying y
ave .ur Union. If you are Union me
ll.y aside Polite. and fight fer your county,
Our Da5ais B,ys ssem in good hsa'
land an satisfied that We have compsn
this, will n.v,r CON, back In dis-face.
w. die, We die in q good csuvs' eus ~
ain, our names will cay 20 the able D.
died men Of Dub is. l wins 70 hs'f q o.
more Company c,ming 10 th,r coun'fy
service. 80 our County 10 behind- Don't =
other Ccuniy- hosss ever us
a DUBOIS VOLUNTEERS
F~aAxxreRr. Ky. September y.
The Senate passed INT rssolw'ion 're
l,h. Hou.. yesterday directing ihs Govern
To dsmsnd the withdrawal ofthe Ccn'rd'r'
troop. from the State. BY . vote Of 'wen'
six to eight
senator Ci.sell to-day offered j-int re-
luton requesting the Governor 70 urge
:, he Eeder.l AMI Confederate ~ hoTi'
The / immediate aud uncon i'innal ~:thdrs'
of Ill troops placed by either party gu =
,urkv soil. This lies over on@ d-s-
NJ Huston 10 Iss rep rid : bill 70 P
IN rebellion in The state. n De ~
order f.r to-mcrrow.
The bill makes i felony 10 ne wa
var .grins ,hs United S'a'~s' er'''
,roo,. ,or Confederate Army, q I"fus
80 On. "a 4 (, %. or joining or pa'sding
pun- .ny company with intent 70 " m
axes fsdsra,e-- r1s INVASION ~
~ any e,irsn as Confederate soldier, r
;.hsble by death. The act TO take enc
ten dsy., snd won't be sopiiia6is 70 y
Con ~ return to their allegiance within
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~ A Raleigh paper, describing
tile manner in which the news OF the
Ua,teras affair was received in the Lc-
|gislatnre, says: .,
.For the sake Of the credit Of the
State. We forbear to describe the effect
which this dispatch produced on tbs
House.
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NV are indebted % Capt. r.
NJ. wslman for . copy o. the Al ulster
Roll Of HE Company. The sssh he-
yiment. to which this company i at
sached. Col. Colgrove commanding
va expected to leave for Washington
City last Monday; 90 We suppose our
|boys will have a chance in the great
battle now expected. The following
IL the Muster Roll:
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Monk TRArroRs.-The New York
Journal Of Commerce learns from IN
doubted authority that the rebel ON
Gers captured At Isttcras admit that
they received information from For
trees Monroe Of the intended expedi'
ton. 90 that they were not taken BY
surprise, as was generally supposed
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voLrsrEEMSc.-Altl,ough Dubois
.onnty has already sent ont about four
hundred men to the war. there are still !
about the same number whs . goll
without serious inconvenience, and :
now that the government Is actually
in need Of troops, 50 much 90 that Al
draft il freely spoken Of in scmc pIa-
css, wo think it behocves the yonrgI
men of orr county TO turn out, that
the credit Of the county may not iAi'
behind that Of her nsighbors. To this
end We think it best that they form
companies within the county and elect
their own fellow citizens - officers,
lfor then. our county will get the full
Icredit Of what she does, and the ON
cara can be held responsible before the
citizens. on their return, for the man
'lner in which their soldiers are treated.
For the reasons indicated above sew
eral Of our citizens are now endesv-
,~lorinc 10 form two companies to serve
for three years. Messrs. A. III. Alex
andsr. 4. 3. BlacKford, and T. w.
DcBruler propose raising . company
nlof Sharp Shooters, and are anxious g
Obscure good marKsmen. THIS - q
important branch Of the service, ano
1.-The character OF these gentlemen - ,
) sufficient guarantee for all who wis'
70 ;o;n the Sharp Shooters. Messrs
nID.sS. Key, S. +. McCrillus. and y
> Doape are irving o IA Sc an Iniantr'
companv. Two Of these men, atieasl
are gentlemen who will do to tie 70
y and We think If persons wish to DC @
ID soon. this is the company to JOIN
as In two DAYS they procured about 4
he members. and have made the follow
|, ing appointments for public meeting
',whers speakers will be on hands !
81 address the people: AT Huntington
70 next Saturday; Ferdinand, Mcnda.
nd Sent. 2ad; Jasper. Tuesday; Porter
en- vile. w edncsday; Haysville, Thur
Dvlday; Fsq. Caves, Friday; and ceie
'..Itine, Saturday.
'er Bv reference to the q. S. laws
Civil be found that the pay OF . soIdi
q.,Ishould the war last two years, i ne
sci per month beside board, .
N should il last but ono year the pay V
be s25 per month, which i bette. '
'ng ccs than other people are now gctt'n
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AUGUST LlTSCllGI,
and Harness MAKER

saddle and Harness Nsaksfs
EAsr SIDE OF rHE rrDLIc SoyAaE.
JASPER. IND,
MOULD respectfully inform the pubic
w thai ~ = prepared ta Do Al k'nis ~
s.aale snd Hssne-s work, ana -iii ell -
rhs.o - can b. done elsewhere Give sne
! ell. Iep.iring and mrpHine done o. short
noric,. u2l AUGUST LiTscHGl.
ADMINS NOTICE.
NOTICE u hereby given iAs' Inc under
~ signed has been appointed . m'nis'ss-
,or or The estate ~ Absolsm Harbis"r, ~
lasc or Dubois conniy. deceased Said e.
tate is supposed TO I've solvent.
Aug. % a. w. y, .oo.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE \,
NYOTICE 10 hereby givin that ! ~ih-e',
~ Y, publ,c suction, On Friday. the 27sh o.
s.psemb<r 1861 stthe residence ~ Absciem
Harrison, lsts OF Dubois County dscessea'
Ill his personal property, not taken oy 'hs
widow. consisting Of horses. cathe' hogs'
sheer, farming utsnsils. ~hest, Ne. ~.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months wii' ~
eiyen on al sums over three dollar, ne pu''
chsser giving note viii approved sseor'y,
waving visitation Or ar~rrsisment isws 80
/. under three dollars csshin hsnd
! Anc. 20 NJ ~ MY
subscribe Tor the Jasper Cous'ef-
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Sept. 4. 1S6l-4v
Tp.on E,els. Il export Democrr'. Ctr-
melton Reporter aud Petersburg R"r"1'rr
nlease COW and scnd bills 70 this Office.
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subscribe Tor tuc Jasper VvH''si'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28
tn .1esU Drug Store.
R. D U r B l N D A Y,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES f. CHEMICALS
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE.
LNINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS, FINE
IL Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Medicine Chests, Trusses and Suppor-
ters cf all kinds, Fresh Garden Seeds
PURE SPICES.
And all the genuine Patent Medicines Of the day,
SUPERIOR INDELIBLE INK.
PURE WINES AND BRANDLES
For Medical Purposes
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING
My Medicines have all been selected with care and
are all warranted pure and genuine.
FINE POCKET CUTELERY,
Razors and Scissors
PERFUMERY,
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS,
Carefully prepared at all hours.
hope by strict attention to business, and by
keeping :he very best articles, to receive
able share Ofpatronage. Z. D. DAY
jan Zs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28
NOTICE.

NO1lCE,
To sNessrs. Simon Berard, Michel Hebert Edward
Woods, Baltazar Dupuy Fortune Gennet and Torestip
Tuiller: +@ 9 - Ssitf
You, and each Of you are hereby notified To- rspsiY
your roads and bridges and levees In the LIST Ward Of
this parish, within thirty days from the 6fst pabli-
cation Of this notice, according to law or you viii
suffer the 6nes in such cases made and provided
~ J.O BROUSSARD
Aug 3lst 1861. Inspector Roads Lsvees 1st Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28
RARR0W 4 POPE.

q tt0fAEy8 at LN1U.
nURM0 the aAseoeeo o. Lieut.. N. ". POPE, David
~ \ naseev, win b ct West Baton Rouge Court
SAo asssy xoeday, unlsas professionally engaged
ehevhorO.
Eeasest hs attends TO the legal business Of
~ H y. 1Aysot.
A61eale hin at Flaausnins
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28

4 kvOt10H e10~I9 soess ard 1br sale, Boyd's Pre-
~ Mtlas ngswa, xszissa and Petit Gulf
U0eh>~-3 Sol. BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28
New Grocery Store.

New Grocery Store.
THE undersigned begs leave inform the citizens
of West Baton Rouge, that he has just opened 3
Family Grocery Store,
1T the Ferry Landing this Parish. where he will
all times keep on hand first rate assortment of
FINE OCERIES,
suitable for family and plantation use In addition
to his assortment of Groceries, full supply of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS,
will always be kept on hand prices suitable to the
market.
- He respectfully solcits share Of patronage,
being fully determined to d" all he possibly to
deserve the custom of his patrons.
FERDINAND WEBER.
May 10th. 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-09-28

TAKEN UP-By John B. Nurdin.. sorrel
> white star, spot, in his face right hind foot
white; branded " J" on the left thigh no other
marks visible. The said colt came to Mr. Nurdin's
about fourteen fifteen months ago. T. said colt be
not reclaimed within thirty days from the Or publ
cation Of this notice. he win be sold At public auction
to the last and highest bidder, Tuesday, October
lat 1861 at 10 O'Clock M at the resdene Of J.B
Nurdin, in this parish, to pay costs and charges.
Aug Slst 1861. C.. J. SMITH,
]. p 10th Ward.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
Boot and Shoe EG.sinefs.
$40 Reward.

z WILL PAY Ten Dollars f.r ;!,c arr:-' :...; II
and delivery to ne of ny Xr.r" J. !; "Ii.,
who left my residence on the 24tl u,t. sain -.
sro is remarkably tall, copper c"I.!cy. 'w,,i, iDr
years Of age, and iinps l;;le ia VIZ l.r -.t.,, Il
by the lo:s %. one Of bis Grra! t'ts. MI. i, /.
painter by trade. and r" iunht VII; c s:r.:.r-
dcrtaking JOBS Of .l.%i sort as lr " r,t re-.
I0;E F. r."E:.
Mar 2G &; f.
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$50 Reward.

DANAWAY from the srb.crc. ahcut r;.,e
40 months since. bis Negro w.ma:. i.il..!S
Said Dallas is about II years "l,!. roll,r c"i,-
plcctcl. nn,l j: somewhat ac IN i.c j, Lr ,!"p
from which cause She slightly ;mrs. Slc h;.. a
mother in Hamburg, and she may he ln.krg
in the vicinity Of that Town.
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NTnTiCE.--A!l llr."ns indebted t" las =. :;
~ tale Of C"l. 5. Christie dcrd:' e!!:ieS ~
N',..,r ,ccsuut, are requested to make immc!i--
~, ,,vmrnt, ani those having drman,'s ;g"i:.Ss
,hc same will present them to The "n.lcrf:n:1
l'1"''e''s '''> W. c. MoNAmNEs Adm"r
E,r1O 1850 II lii
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Hear the Butcheri

ENRON this date will cndeavnr to furnish this
u market regularly with BEEF, MUTTON
and PORK of the first quality: but in order to do
s"t will be necessary for my customers To pay up
more punctuHlly. Monthly payments will he re-
quircd. aud those who fail 10 comply with this
regulation are timely notified that they need not
expect further credit / can huy my stock only
fur the cash, short time. and am therefore. iii
sct.defence, forced to demand prompt payment
from my patrons.
W. W GOODMAN.
May |
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Why The Fleet Did Not Come In.

It was a matter Of wonder to many why
the fleet, which Lincoln sent to reinforce Fort
Sumter, did not make at least 4 vigorous at
tempt to enter Charleston harbor. There
was Il Southern officer holding a fortress Tor
the Northern Government under mistaken
view Of duty, and resisting, with pertlnaclty
worthy of better cause, the concentrated
assaults of Southcrners, who were ntcnt on
removing from their soil every restigc Of that
Northern Government. In sight OF his sig
mails of distress, lies at anchor the northern
fleet, sent for tue express purpose OF reintor-
cling him. Hour after hour rolls on And
nothing like serious, or earnest attempt to
relieve him is made.
The papcrs tell US the reason why. ltwas
"on account of the roushness OF the sea. =
Our impression is that it was not that alto
gether. 1t was quite as much due to the
rouyhassS Of the land.
The Tribune, when the expedition was
suppos u to hc already fulfilling its mission,
disc. os. IL: me;iloi Of operations which was
to be adopted AMI which lit would not per-
nit Itself for one moment to doabt' would be
successful That was to land south OF Charles
ton and march up along the beach, dispensing
the rebels as they proceed: and then whiie
Fort Sumter was engaged with FORT Moul-
trie, they would quietly march into Fort Sum.
ter. The whole thing was as easy as falling
off a log.
But those Carolina sands had grown rongh.
The peaceful beach was bristling with novel
species of growth. a curious plant that hau
an iron trunk, and q steel poin!el leaf at the
end, and bears 4 leaden fruit, was found there
in strange profusion; aud worse than all: each
Of these marvellous trees had Il man to it.
And those peaceful ambassadors, whom this
Abraham, father Of the Fai:hlcSs. sent to Try
their gentle persuasions upon Carolina rebels.
concluded that the Morris Island route would
be 81. hard road to travcl."-Patriot and
Mnnntaineer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01
N PENN, Agent, respectfully informs his
IT.. numerous customers that he j. n.w rccriv
IN. and opening II most beautiful and
I,c,ir.,h:a StO:j; OF Go0dS.

Iii. Stock has been selected with great care,
a,nl purchased IN the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS. aud will embrace every variety aud
Style of St:tl lr anal Fancy Goods.
4 most hcnutiiul assortment Of LADIES BON
NETS, trimmed and unriInmc,
Misses and Childrcn's White aud C"lcrcd HATS
Of every variety and <'ylc-trimmci and Gn-
trimmed.
a cautiful Stcrk Of FLOWERS and K'CllES
and Straw TRIMMING:
Ladies and Misses HEAD NETS, in great VA
ric;y, and great many other handsome articles
to suit the Ladies and Misses.
In MEMS anl B0lS wear he h&s large and
desirable Stock OF Goois for Goats, Pants and
Vests, embracing every variety Of Cotton aud
Woolcn TWEEDS. Summer CASSlMERES,
COTT0NADES, DR1LlINGS, Linen GOODS
aud Black Summer CLOTHS.
4 large AMI well selected Stock of SHOES
purchased before the Tariff.
AMI Il great variety of other desirable Goods
too tedious to mention, all Of which will be sold
At Reasonable Prices.
H:.A liberal discount made to cash customers.
May If II
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List Of Letters

M EMAIEING in tic Pos: Office fer the quar-
ad, tcr.cnln- the 3ls, March. l$6l. Persons
calling Cor letters in this list will please ray Adj
vertiScd.
A. B-Andcs.un { More J. J Adams, X W
Elcdsoc : Bruce. Dr. !. i linuchrll, j 7 Boat
wright Mrs VI Blair Jas l;ushcM. II II liaker I
o l;urnctt. Mrs NJ Black. Alex I'ranyun. Bird.
C. D.-J Chris.y. Miss NJ Carledgr, W Car
ter, j Curry, JAS Cre>wcll. " C"oncr. i l. CAL
houu, Mrs Carpenter, CAVIAR, Mrs VI Dorm, Miss
L Dunkly, Col a ]. bearing; A Dou'in, L
DrAtun.
L. !. GIL Ellis Fredrc t EImonds, : Gull,
\ A Glover, Miss V Graham, Carrot, SGitson,
Griffin, >, } W Graham, Goggans, Gar
,,tt. Mrs : Gentry, K llargr"ve, Mrs VIM Hill,
9. J Y llaglrS. L II Howard, Mrs llarland,
L llulme:. p Hugh.
], X. I.-Mrs VI Johnston, y Jennings,
Johnson. Miss !. Juurs. Mrs Johnson. Jct-
ninys. j II Jennings. Miss X Kemp, i kynason,
T & l.am.r. Miss NJ Lanicr. Mrs NJ Low, Miss j
Long, Miss S A Long, Dr + l.andrum.
NJ. q. P.-Mrs + X Miller Miss X i.e}iilsle
ton, r Martin. pr W : M"blcy, Vim M"sGy Miss
j al.lar, J Y Middleton. NJ Ne Daniel, Il ii Nor
ris. W + Middleton. ! MG.lcy, Morris. l. {
Muhlrv. Z Oatman. L ri",rcr, J PATTERSON,
Miss paiui.r. : palmer.
r. $. TN d Roads. II Ripley. Raborn
p S En.gcr$, Mrs 4 Rah"rn, !. Eadi"rd Maj
J { Smylv. . Miss : Srgo. .. |. i Smith. Il Scar.
borough, Mrs NJ Smith. Miss NJ Smith. ., IL j
Saith. L Scarlr>, - Sh#rp;"ll, d Th"mps"n, Miss
Ti!!man.
W or Emily Williams. w Willdrvm, Wal
ker, Rev J A Wallace. Miss 4 Woodward, J ii
Walker. Hon 7 Watson. c W Wnn IL Wright,
= Whi;lyck, Mr.: K Webb
Nav u ID
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uarn Waeons of every size and styi,

Ifmins a fine SIMPLY of the best lumber. their
w..:k W; lie found rs good as tie best: In The
w,y If encouraging home industry. ard Tor your
,a,, .hru.i.; give ms trial.
tr.2 I.'
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Notice.

1 III. persons having demands against the rs.
"a tate ui Eoscla E!aluck. decd. will please
Iat., .i.rt in to ;nr. rr"I.cr!y atcsteL. imin""i-
,;.iv i. Il. BLALQCk, EN"r.
Mart # III y
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TO PLANTERS!

z,,y t:EEHlTt; and alI other MACHl-
s1 merry can hc h"nglt at GREATLY RE-
ni.rLD PRICES, nj my FoUnI.iy and Machine
:l,, i In. l!c:rs;a i;ai l:"a n'.tr ;he Augusta
Cation Factory. Address.
Nj. Nj. HIGHT. Augusta, ga.
Oct .! I'i Il
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Law Notice.
Medical.

gzT =. CAHEO%, x, n.. having !""a'et
w in EcYc! i.lli:.. u!;.r- is i'.'':,. :;.'f:"
scrv,r.< :, lie :r',,i.. Gle I'll rr,.fr:icH y
III : J. *. E! '':!j,
i:,r,.; lsl..,:;i. iig . Il. :: u.
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Chap;nans Sore, "Wednesday. I"ln AprI.
Nickersnn'>, Thursday ia april.
Cuouc, syillc. Fril,y, I2iir Arril.
Eurmrt,'s, Saturday, i:2:ih April.
Dorms Mill. Same evening. Ut : "c!urk
E..untrcr. $,,...'. Iirn!ay. l,ii Artil.
S:.a,!r.. ~. IN, s..:.;. li;:. .:rr;l.
Lih,riv I'LL. Wci:.r.,iay i7i! .Ninil.
W:.i. Il $50 iair::,;"v. I,Ii .tp;i.
Na,s !iawla*. rri.l.y. Iu'h APRIL.
M;.lriicto:'$, SATURDAY. :nI!. April.
4. Morgan ;. .!oa'!:r. ~! April.
lI.,nlur.. TucS,iy ~! I:r.
Wishmim<. Sc;ioo IE"U.e. Thursday, 9Th Apr
iuli.sr's. rri,iav. 2di!, :.p;i
Rel !:iil. Saturday. @'';h .!?r:l.
I,warl'$. Nnn'iay. .srh april.
Cnra,ham. Store Tuesday. %iih APRIL
Eovlc.' Steam Mil! Wednesday, Isl May.
i'lu"sIn; l.:::c. lhGr:'try. ~ May.
j. :. Smylry'> Sarrri,y. I,h May.
EdgrticI,l G. II Monday and Tuesday 9Th and
9TH May.
After which time my Books will close Cor the pres
cnt year.
I hope Tax payrrs wi;i l,c runctual in raking
their rcrrns iu the rr"!,rr time and Pa; thc
.a.c. otherwise | >ha!i l." compelled TO leave
heir EScrniuns w;rh IL" S;.sr.!t.
! hope the Tx pavcr> will excuse mc for rot
.o;: hui ~. r,rr,i.; SIS Ill not ret M Books
lni! liz eth March. and ;nust sa"ke M Return
"y !l.e .r-, June.
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lSnMles s. Ing.lles,

ys;Sr; CTFELLY inforai the citizens of Edge
III fill and all whom il may concern. that they
ar, ,,rsn,rc,l t their we-known stand, BOWLEs'
.Il:il MI |. TO
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EstIay Notice.
EDGEFlEI.D DISTRICT.
N ORDINARY

WyJLLED before me hy Mr.. Vim. kimhrcl. lir-
Il ing at Oath Paper Mills. n hay Mare NJ lie,
age unknowu,--no particular marks. viii! The cx-
cept1n that one Of her fore knees il rather 'nrgc.
Appraised ut $ln.7J. The OWNER is requested |"
come iurwari, prove property. pay charges ami
take her away otherwise she will he dealt with as
thc law directs. X. j.. GENTRY, AL u.
Hamburg May |, 1861. dim II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01

RUSSIAN CoxSrL INSTANTLY klLLEn.-Ihe
Russian Consul in Ncw York city. Mr.. John
c. dc NottbccI, was instantly billed on Thurs
day. lie was driving up Eroadway witt,
buggy, attended by his wife. and when at the
corner of forty.scvcEth street his horse become
rastive and fell ~ dc Noit''eck was thrown
!rom the vehicle, striking his heal on the rave
,nent and WAS Instantly Killed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01

IMroRrANr MovEMENr.-The following gen
tlemen have undertaken to arm and equip
thoroushly, Flying Artillery Company, now
being organized in Raleigh, to tue amount OF
$4,000 if needed, viz: DIR. I. J. Haywood.
Wm. Grimes, VIM Boylan, Henry Nordeca:
Jacob Mordccai, A. NJ. Lewis, w. NJ. 'oyian.
and Ex-Gov Manley. We learn, also, that
n million and half Of dollars can be Oh
tained here lor volunteer purposes, by dona-
tion.-Raleigh State journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-01

EMAIEING in tic Pos: Office fer the quar-
ad, tcr.cmlin- the 3ls, March. l$6l Persons
ca Hing :or letters in this list will please ray Adj