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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Notice.

y HEREBY furewurn all persons from trading
4 for u Note given by mo to Jesse Couch for
Two hundred (2G0) dollars, ,iuc one day after
date and d,lc.i in November 1870, the considcri-
lion for which said Mute wns given has failed,
and a,a determined not to pay it unless com.
prei hy aw. JULIUS SATCHEk.
tJcl q 1851 :,t 10
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Giles d. Minis. App!iruut

IN ORDINARY.
Giles d. Minis. Applicant,
Frederick Ergc anil wife Mary, "'"''"'
ard others, Defendants.
l)Y an ORDER from the Ordinary l shall proceed
- to sell nj Edsc!icl,l G. H.. TN the first Mon
day in November next. for Partition, the Real Is.
tate of George Iiui-t. deceased, consisting Of =
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND. lying and
being in the District and State aforesaid contain
ing Two llun'irod (2Ot) acres, more ur less, on
the waters of South Edisto, and bounded by
lands of Richard Gregory, Wm Gregory, IIenr.
Catn and others.
TEuMs-Sd land will he sold on 4 credit OF
twelve m"n;is. purchasers to give bond with good
<"crrrtic- and Il Mortgage to the Ordinary TO Sc
cure the purchase money. Gusts 10 hc paid il:
cash. Titles extra. LEWIS JONES, BED.
o.; - II
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Richmond Academy.
Augusta, Georgia,

Augusta, Georgia,
vEyHE Regular Exercises of this Institution will
& be resumed on the 23d of September 1861.
The whole Course taught in the Academy en-
braces the Classics aud Mathematics, rs well rs
all the branches Of an English education.
No charge mnde for tho Study of the French
Language This language will be spoken in the
family Of the Principal, and will be cxacted of
every boarIcr.
Students from ahroa, may be boarded in the
family Of Principal. No Pupil residing with the
Principal will be allowed to visit the business por-
tions Of the City without permission.
Quarterly reports will be sent to Parents or
Board and Tuition, $500 per annum, payable
quarterly.
Day Scholars in English Department per quar-
ter, $40.
Day Scholars in Classical Department per quar-
ter, $lj.
Quarter CONSISTS Of i:cv, Weeks.
Vacatio. dates 'rrln 18th August to It October
JAMES L. ROSSIGN0L, Principal.
Sept 81 tt rs
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FAIL And WINTER STYLES, 1850!
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS
Wholesale and Retail !!
Geo. w. Ferry,
MASONIC HALL BUILDING,

MASONIC HALL BUILDING,
2iI Broad Street, Augusta, Ca,
HAS received n large and carefully selected
4 u Stock of Gents Molcskin, Casaimerc, Ameri-
cnn and French Felt HATS.
Cloth, Plush, Silk Velvet, Glazed md Seamless
CAPS, now and elegant patterns;
Youths md Children HATS and CAPS, in
grentvariety of handsome styles.
Silk, Alpaca and Ginghnms UMBRELLAS;
Heavy Plantation HATS for Negroes;
Fresh Goods received by every Steamer. Prices
as cheap MS the cheapest.
Cnll and sce.
Augusta, Ca, Sept. 10, 1860 If 36
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Masonic Notice.

FEyHERE will be n Regular Communication of
4 CONCORDIA LODGE, No. 90 a. +. NJ,
on Saturday evening. 18th inst. at /! clock The
members are requested to attend.
W. I. DuEIS0E, VI. N.
Oct l6 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

EThe ST. Louis correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial says that one of the paroled
officers from Lexington reports that 2oo OF the
Irish brigade deserted FROM the Federal to the
Confederate army after the surrender of MulliSan.
Gg-McClellau has ordered all communication,
either by railroad Or telegraph, between Washing
ton and Baltimore to be stopped for the nOxt
thirty days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
State Normal School.

WIFI. BE RE. OPENED ON MON.
! k3lSA DAY Trb I,.o!,r- Admission will be
ell-ss3s III - null. ,lrr;nr in, month nf [)r,nhcr
Siliss;f izf and from the lst TO ,hc Sil, January,
~ l,,ia. Suril youny laic. - NAV re-.
60, 60 -, :. - ..I ,.,..,,;..
p'io "'t 1t .'l'i '."" IN.
s'lseS' Sou'a !I1 I VI In
J,;s J;,.D "; Wv -, ,ho Ch...os
".'' aIi', - ,n', -. ~ g
."' .i'',i IT, ~. ,,'''ie ~,
f".H - ,t,u',I r ,,a -, ''',
0n%.i ,%, mn cm "n. =. ''I oc''u
Inc iOiio"i"s are '"e re'luis't''''" ioF au'hlS-
sloh
l. Inc canuidates must DC over fourteen AM" un-
asf twenty-five Scn's VI ~ u s'ou 'h"rai e'''r-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

TRI.WEEkLY MERCURY, for year $500
for6 months $50
for 3 months 1.25
For loss than 3 months, so cents month.
FROM THIS DATE, ra Subscriptions out Of
the city will be received unless accompanied with
the cash.
POSTAIASTERS are authorized to act as our
Regular Agents in obtaining subscribers and for
warling the money, for which they will Lc allowed
90 per cent. commission; only, however, when
paid in advance.
Subscribers desiring thoir papers changed, must
mention the Posi- Office from, as well as the one
10, which they desire the change to he made.
Gentlemen getting up Clubs of S, 10, 20 or more
will DC supplied at 20 rer cent lcss than Regular
Rates,
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List Of Letters

nEMAINING in the Post Office for the quar-
10. ter ending the 3nr1l September lSGl Persons
calling for letters in this list will please say Ad-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
State Of South Carolina,
f:DGI,FIELD DISTRICT:

rs ORL!N.lE
eBT w. F. DURIsoE, Esq, c:dira::: n !:.!;.".
I'D field District.
Whereas, z. W. Carwilc, G. l.. =, Las ul-
p;ed to me for Letters OF Administration, on vii
md singular, the goods and chattles, rights srd
credits of Hon. F. II. WardlaH, lats of the bis
trict aforesaid, deed.
These are, therefore, to cito and adr,oni.l. all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of The said
deceased, to be and appear tsfore NE, q. our next
Orlinarys Court for tic sail District to be holden
at Edgeted c. H., on the llth day Of Nov. re1t,
to show cause, if any why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l%!h dpy If
Sept. in the year of our Lord one thou and eight
hundred and. ,ixtyore, and in tie Seth year uf
Independence of South Carolinn.
Fl. DURISOE, e.r.n.
Oct ., 1860, ct 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
For Congress-.

re- We arc authorized to annsunce Gen. NJ,
L. BoNIIAM candidate l"r election TO the Con-
tolerate Congress.
Other papers in the Congressional District are
requested to copy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Nv EQiI?I.
RoI,t 4. II .rsh ct Il,
.r:c Grani;cv;ilc Manufacturing BIZ for
Co,ap.;ny i Taos II. Marshall
W ?. Jo;!cs and wife and o!hcr!,
rs Account aud
Gcnrsc DcAIedcis.
Pi.kcns i. Marsh ct al
Thom C:a;g
z appearing to my satisfaction tina: the Defen-
g lani< l'.nrv Timanus and Cnruliae his wifi,
rrsl. beyond ,lle limits OF !iis State. On motion
oi Mc$srS. Ma.raih ( Griffin. C'mplS Solicitors,
0r,lcrsi that !nc said Defendants ID appear and
cad. answer ,;eii;ir to ;hc abpvc Bills within
;irec :run,i;s lror Ike publication hereof, or de-
cree ,.ro c.rj ~s,, Nil; he rendered =::ainst them.
H. VI. CAKWILE, c.E.r.p.
Oct -, lSGi 3m II
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MIOTICE.--All persons indebted 10 the Es-
~ tato Of Washington Wise, decd. arc request
cd to como forward and settle the clnims against
them and all those having demands against said
Estate, also requested to present them proper
ly attcstedfor payment.
Il: II 4. 4 S1IsW, WISN, Acting Er'rs
Nov 81 If AZ
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NEWS TReE BvI(0NBb J!

g HAVE appointed a. STEVENS, Of Augusta,
4 ms 4 gent for the sale of MY Pure Ncrth Car-
Dina WliISkEY. All who wish to get chtire
article, would do we'll to cali end examine ii.
J. HARRISON.
Charlotte, \. C.. May p, ishl. 2irs3
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State Of South Caroline


IN EQUITY.
Anna i'rualhurst,
t'UFfIftOh.
Geo. L. Mills, AImur ct al.
EDI Virtue Of an order of the Court in this case,
I'D will proceed to sell at Edscticld Court
House on Monday the .!;h November next. the
following Real Estate If Dr.. ". W. Eroadhurs
decd, viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Sixty
acres, l,urc ur less, "n which are line Improve
mcnts, making it Que "f the mos. desirable resi-
cuces il E,lgrlc!d District, situate in Eeech
Island ca Monjoys Branch. adjoining lands of
.lr$. Mary Gardner, James Pan!on, NJ. \. Mills
anu others.
TENMS.-Soil on credit of one, two anl
three years, with interest from day Of sale, cx-
ccptaS To 90 much MS may be necessary to pay
Gusts q: sui! which must be paid in cash. Tue
purchaser 70 give bond with at leas: two good
su:clie$ 10 secure the purchase money, and ray
iur titles extra.
H. VI. CARWlLE, c.E.E.p.
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aa-Thc Friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq.,
beg leave to announce him Cardidate t" repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District in the
Confederate Congress.
Oct Q Il 4O
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Notice.
Wh!tcamhis Asthma Remedy.

a certain cure for Asthma, for salc at
C. ". & j. .. HODGES.
Oct |. 1850 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

The Friends os Gen. n. L. D0NlIAM will
re elect him to Congress.
EDGEFIELD.
Oct9 If 4o
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For Cash Only.

yHy1IE Subscriber will sell iiis Goods from this
date, as above mentioned. L. ROOT.
Oct 5, 1861. 2t ~
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Il. ". UAIW lie, C.EE.D.
Ccmmrs Office Oct I, 1851. 1t 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-18
CATCHING A SUNBEAM.

The sun is always shining in the sky Of
our lives, and his bright beans coming down
10 gladden. the earth. But intn how lew hearts
do ,hey find their ways The earth np0n
which oar minds dwell, like, the material
earth, has its dense forests. lis deep, din val
leys, lis dark caves aud caserns into which
the sun rarely, il ever, comes. IL would seem
as if many people loved these gloomy shades,
and hid themselves. nf choice. away from the
bright and beautiful sunshine. They carry
shadows in their hearts and shadows in their
fees. When they come into your presence
Il seems as i the air was suddenly darkened
by passing cloud.
Mr.. Hickman was one Of those men. who
walk, for the most part, 10 dark valleys, or
sit IN dreary caserns. Rarely, II ever, on
returning home. did he bring light into his
dwelling. ll there was merry laughter a
mong the children On his entrance, their
voices were hushed; il luve's ligh, beamed
from the counteuanee Of his wife, as she sport
ed With her lttle ones, il faded away, giving
place to sober, ihoughtiul, half troubled
look. he always came hoine bringing a
shadow with him, and sat. fnr the most part,
in that shadow. through all The cherries e'e-
nings.
Why was this: Was there a great irou.
bic IN The heart Gf Mr. Hickman Had he
pissed through some depressing misfortune.
ur suffered some terrible afFlieton! No. II
was as well with him as with most people
better than with very lirge number. HIs
business was prosperous, and every year he
added many thousands Of dollars TO his rap.
idly accommodating fortune. But he was moi
man possessing M orderly adjusted mind =
was easily disturbed by tribes, aud annoyed
\ by incidents that should not have affected
I him any more than the buzzing uf ily. But
1 the real cause lay deeper and more hidden
grounded in an inordinate selhshness, that
\ robbed him Of the pleasure which might have
attended success, through envy Of others
7 good fortune. lie was jealous Of his com.
peers 10 business. and always experienced |
i disagreeable sensation when he heard then
spoken Of as successful. No wonder thai
sunlight could not find IFS way into his heart
\ Envy and ill-will, burn IN what heart the,
may, always send up black smoke that OBJ
scurrs the heavens. The sun is there. shin
ing as brightly as ever, but bis rays cannn
penetrate this cloud Of passiun. No day
passed. IN which something did not occur 4
disturb or cloud the mind Of Mr.. Hickman
aud so, evening after evening. he came home
bringing with him shadow instead Of sun
( lighi. on. what desecration % home va
this! home. where the hearts sunlight shoul'
ever dwell. and heart warmth per,ade al
the sweet atmosphere. Nothing Of extsrna
good was denied BY Mr.. Hickman 10 his fam
ily. They hal all Of happiness that none,
could buy. Ysthow Ear from happiness wer
his wife and children. They were droopip!
fpr sunshine--ths sunshine Of smiles, ant
pleasant words, and jnyuas laughter. Bu
these cane not from We. Hickman. Tie sal
among them grim and gloomy, like sumo SON
bre heather divinity-half dreaded. hall pro
pniated.
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ground grain will last and work quarter
longer than he will if fed on unground corn,
oats, and other whole grain. The first nam
ed will be as young and serviceable when
sixteen years old as the latter will be at
twelve. Not only do the grinding teeth Of
horse wear out prematurely by this excess
Of jaw work in grinding hard corn, but the
mill often barely cracks the kernels. and on
" moiety Of the nourishment in the grain
is extracted in its passage through the ali
mentary canal. While the muscular la
bour Of grinding so much grain in the life
time of horse is considerable, the loss in
food consumed is far greater than the mar
ket value of the animal, by its not being
fully digested. The loss of feeding un-
ground corn TO oxen, cows and hogs is gen.
orally more than in feeding horses.
We have sought to correct these common
errors in our own practice, but find mlllers
standing in their antiquated conceptions OF
profit and loss SO immoyeable that all pro-
gress seems impracticabie. They take one
bushel of corn for grinding seuea when the
law allows them but one for grinding eight
which is too much for the milling busines:
to be very profitable. Now, they grind grain
for human consumption only, and keep theii
water power and machinery idle two-third'
of the time. The water power by which oul
grinding is done is abundant 10 grind one
thous sand bushels of corn or wheat in TWEEN
ty-four hours, which, at toll Of ten pei
cent, would give the proprierorsr one hun
dred bushels per day for the earnings Of thei'
mill.
In place Of such an income, or the half O
/ il, they prefer TO let their large mechanica
power do nothing, save the grinding of few
bushels daily at the toll OF one bushel TO
grinding seven. In the city Of Rochester
where twenty thousand bushels of grain are
ground in day. millers are glad to GRIND
wheat at three dollars per one hundred bush
els; and yet taxes and water power are high
er there than on the 0conee river.
We desire TO reduce the cost Of making
fat hogs, fat cattle, and fat sheep, in tn,
Confederate States, and il is for this pur
pore alone that we expose errors IN boil
manufacturing and agricultural industry
There is no reason why the biped withou
feathers that laughs should have his corr
ground before eating it, that will not appl.
10 other domesticated animals. There is
plenty Of water in Georgia to grind corn a
three cents bushel and no community
wise that gets no mere meat from tire
bushels Of cora than two will make il groun
and fed properly.
southern Field and Fiyesids.
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~. 70 Person, ouf 81 Employment. "a
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County in the United States.
Two engage in the sale q some q ~ ee'' ane m'''
L e,essaIl, illustrated Works Published.
ou, psslealisns are Of The most inssfssunE ena'ae,
Ter, adapted 70 the ssais o. the ffm, III ~.
5000 ,a he mos, su6stantial manner. and are weHhy
plscs il ,hs Lihrsry o every househoh ~ les saa
T o men sl eaisrptiss and industrious hsbi's, ihl.
Lu.ins.. Offers an opportunity fOr profitable employ
seldom 10 be me, with.
ryr Persons desitins 10 act a. Agents viii receive
n,emutv ~ mail full particulars terms ~ hy sdafes
80 LEARY, uETZ 4 Co. Pabhishsrs.
""s ~. all Nonh second street. Philsdelphia.
a. 66-4m
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
Por sale ll The DRUG STORE

fof sale al the DkUO sT0kE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEAXs-Iafly siI Weeks. Red spcckied allentine,
Brown dut5. Red French, Large Lima o. Butter.
CAfslina, scarlet Runners. Royal pSan
BEEr-Etifa Early rafaP. Es'ly Blood, Lons He'd
silssisa or White sssaf. .ssiss Chsfd.
BR0cOLI-PgfPle Cape.
cABBAGE-EarlyY Yofk. FfenehO Heart, Early ~.
gar Loaf EaiIy Bstiefssa, Early Dnmhead, Drum
head savoy. Large late Dfumhesd. Late Fiat Dsieh,
Green Glazed, Red Dutch ,fos pickeiue.
CARRDr-l.sng Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
cAULIRL0WER.
cELsRY-whiie solid. silver Giant, Red Solid,
GORN-Esetgfeen sggsf.
GUcUaBER-Eafly Frame. Long Gseea, GheIkn.
EGG PLANT -Lafgs Pafple, Early Purple.
ENDlYE--Gfeen Cutlsd.
LgrrUcE-Eirly c urled. Brown Dutch. Royal Usb-
bass. Dramhead, White cos.
MELLONs-Na,msg. chten. Mountain sProui.
MUsrARD--Whiis, brown.
NAsrTRfIuM.
OKLA.
oyfDN silver SKIN % White. Large Yellos.
PARSLEY -CufIsd o. Doabie, Plain o. single.
PARsNiP-sggaL
Dsuf NauowIat Early May. Bishops Early.
PEPPER Large sweet. Ball Nose.
PUMPKiN-commsa Field.
RADlsH -I.,as scarlet short Tor. White Tafnip
Rsated. Red Tufnp Rooted, Long salmon.
nHUBARB, or Pie Plant
SATISFY. OF Oyster Plant.
sPINAcH-Round savoy.
SQUASH --Euly Bush. Long Green.
TDNArO--I.afEe Red.
TuRytP-Euly Fl.t nateh. Red Top, Large Norfolk
Iatrs ili.s. Da,t Hybfil. Ruia Basa ofsweedi.h'
February 10.
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Head Quarters Of the N. Carolina Regiment
Of Wise's Legion.
Warrenlon, June 10, 1861.

GENERAL ORDIR.
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise to
Colonelcy n Wises Legion, and commissioned 10 raise
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those desirous Of joining this popular corps and Of
ing prompt and active service under the chiyaIrc WISE
TO organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four EACH
TO elect their company officers, and prepare to move
without loss OF time. Each company will consist Of
one Captain. one first and second Lieutenant four
sergeants and four Corporsls, and fy-hree priysies
As soon as formed, each company will be moved into
camp atPetersburg Va, and mustered into service pri
or TO the formation into a regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed fer psnyzao service. the regiment
will be composed Of one Cavalry. and nine Infantry
and Light Infantry companies. Each man will provide
himself with change Of clothes Of durable material
(no, waiting for uniformity of dress) blanket and Q
hayersack.
Now Is the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen, to the number OF $40, and come quickly
WHARTON J. GREEN,
Col. Commanding.
- Papers lhrOushou, the State please notice.
June IA, 1861. o.
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THE CUsr or MaKse SLr.-By an esti-.
mate made by I'hos. Spencer. who WAS.
once State Superintendent Of the New York
Salines, he shows that by the erection OF
yats and eyaporators, salt Of the best kind
could be made at less than cents. These
yats TO manufacture /, 200, 900 bushels would
cost less than 500. 900. and are IN The ma
Fayetteville o6ssrrtr.
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THE NECESSITIES Or THE WAE.-The law
regulating the price Of absolute neeessariss.
has passed the senate Of Alsbams. Il pro-
yides that salt. wheat. four. bacon, lard.
cotton osnaburgs. kerseys leather, shoes.
cotton or wonl cards. shall not be sold fot.
more than, sixty per een; sdsaEse sE. lass
April prices. The penalty 10 fine, forisisirs
anil imprisaRment.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

TIVE Aisenissf having been restored TO hsalh ~
4 fes weeks w very simple remedy, sIef having
.u.sei sesssl gears whh severe Ions aiec',an, ana
49,. a..,a i,ss,.e Csnsumntion-is anxious 10 make
-. ,o n. lsilow.suIssetf the means Of cure.
n. m whe ,lsafs H. he vii send copy ef the pre-.
.,,iu,n u,sI lee Of ehase) With ihe directions io'
prspsuns snl using Inc sane. which they vii ma
su1, tfs.s II, C,onsinplion, Asihms, Bronchitis. &C
fhs sniy src oi III, sjveHiss, IN scaling the fie'
sssipaa is benefit the Affected, aad spread intafma.
tloa sh he eseelgss 10 be rsaIuahle and he hopes
sssiy sufferer sI Wy his rvedy, - twill eos' ,asm
nethng, and may Prove blessnE.
Persons wishing the pts.etp,sn will please sddrsss
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
wiIIismshafsh, Kings county. y. Yon.
October 20. 65--l9m
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Virginia and North Carolina lire
pressibles.
Inn.,inn . q Hann.a, cnnni. " s
pressibles.


Junelion r. o., Hanover County, va.,1
July 20, 1861.
HINDER this name II u proposed 10 get up regi.
" nenl OF ten companies, u 100 men each, inelud-
lag officers, making 900 men. We are 10 eili.
Eens clothes, and % use such arms can furnish
ourseyesA pair ol Colfs pistols, bowie knife. and
double barrel gun, with Minnie ball good rife;
10 pledge ourselves 10 during the wherever
the President may choose TO place TO serve with.
out pay.
The main object % this isto avense the
death Il Gen. Robert s. Ganneu of Virginia and Col
Charles 2. RisIef Of North Cafolins.
Those who wish 20 form such regiment, will signi.
" their BY writing Al the above post Office
and whra we have 500 msn viii report Ourselves
fas duty. and goIcn increasing our number until 4
smoanis 10 900.
The design is that the number shall always be kept
up hy new enlistmenls wheneser vacancies occur hy
death o. inasiliy. and other shall release
man from ii. 0blg alton. will private 10 any
eapaey the regiment may direct. When our n1mhei
reaches Eve handieJ sl request The Pfesideni 70
appoint Coionsl u his awn sereiion. and muster u
into service al Richmond. will advertise the time q
meeting there a. soon receive the names ot hy'
hunJrcd nen. Each epmpsny will choose rs owl
captain aud subordinate olhesrs.
THEODORE >. GARNETf.
~ The aewspapsrs 10 Virgins md North Catoli
~ gill doubsss Publish the above sihooi charge 10
three weeks
August ~. ~
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IN CASKS 81 LIME for sale low for Cash. Ala
DU goPPEE. stuan's SUGAR, and many olhd
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-18

HINTS FOR FARMERS AND MII.LERs.
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