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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

~ iMuif!IiATELY-
Thirty Nu.ss-. negro .en tas LnYs), - I.aua-
dresses and ~ Cooks,
Wantsl, also. Steward sai / WsIj uissreT.
aud CisTs, Hons nssd Apply uasss ,eenn,,
n.ea!sd, Apply &c
GHOK8H hUSs, r e.U,s.
Ass:.saDG Surgeon III charge Grew Fa1
tory Hofpitai. COZ. Tsl AID UaIy rle
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LATEST NEWS.
The News.

Our Augusta papers of to-day TUESDAY, aono'
afford much late intelligence Of interest. We "o:
ss,vc that tber do no, mention report rhch was
very current il that city MO"iay evening anu
generally believed. Correct or incorrect II may
MOI be amiss to mention it in our country co'uni1s
The statement, received 10y passengers u'fee.
from Richmond, and sustained laS we were 'o'u)
by an intelligent news agent, was tna' one l.
]. JACKSON ,eos at GordonsriHe 'rit6 an army u
sereuty,fee ho~sandme" The reader Will araS
his own conclusion If the fact be true, McCiei-
Inn and his host are in danger, and powerful ST.
,nu,taneoas forward and flank movements by our
,,r,;ss may be looked for immediately. We give
the news precisely as We heard it and can but
hone that there il truth IN 1t. Ed. 'p''
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OBITUARY.
/" Dulce ct deeorum CIT pro patria mort"

(" Dnice ct aecorUm est pro pdfriu mori.
Killed by the Yankees on James Island, 5. O.:
on Monday, 10Th June, 1852, ROBERT AN
DREW COWAN, Of Capt. ADAMS (Edgefcld)
was in his 32d year. Blameless in life, he has
earned happy Immortality. An aged mother, u
sister and several brothers are left TO mourn his.
los. bnt not alone, for many friends unite with
them in heartfelt sympathy. D. Z. B.
DIED, in this Village, on tho evening Of the
l4th inst IIENRY e., infant son of HENRY NJ.
and EMMA c. TorEr, aged II months and 81
DAYS and on the snne evening lnd mt the same
place, MARY WILLIE, infant daughter of Mrs.
Rosa b. ScuIRMEh, aged year apd lO days.
Thus has u wise and inerciul God, in his infn-
ite wisdom. traneplanted two sweet buds from the
wilderness of this world, into the Gurtlen OF Pura-
disc.
D,.n, in Richmond Va, On the 3Oth, Mr.. r..
II. HOLLOWAY, son Of RANSOM NOLL0wAr,
deed, aged 2S years, months and - days.
The subject uf this notice was born and raised
in this District and was of those that first res
ponded to the call of his suffering country. He
identified himself il Capt. BnuuKs Company ith
Regiment, S. {. V. After y prutracted illness nc
fell asleep in the arms Of one Mi ghty to save all
who I'll upon lIn Ills astmomcnts wer" spent
in supplicatiun to u Gud for mcrry, aud with the
last accents of expiring nature repeated hunbly
the first part Of the Lords prayer expressly" #
his .ubmiSsiun to His diSpensutiUns and the reign
of grace in his heart.
lie WAS yuung man ot promise, asreenb c III
his Disposition, aud unas*nming in hIs nanhcrs-
Il ,lutitul son. an aiectnnare hr0tbcr-and bade
fair to be blessing To his country. l'n: lie VIII"
controls the alIairS nf earth has taken him where
H., storm 0f war Is known. no roar Of cannon l.:
heard. lie has fallen asleep and We hope he rtss
n quctrdc.
He leave. dear mother to weep over his rSs
whose cup of atiiictiun is full having three sons
at IN. SC !. ur war; and having lately lost her dear
husband who constituted the principal tart ~ the
iois of isr,-but she il unc uf those who Ma W
lint Ii, Z" Lord re;gus," wtich: basis "r rrj"i-
ri..- He also leaves five hTntlrrS. two. sisters.
AMI large circle of relations and acquananre'
rn mourn. but thank Heaven, nat as those VIII"
have no hone. JOHN TRAP.
Dlgp. on the glh inst, Mr.. RICE COLEMAN.
in the 6,th year Of his aye, at tho residence OF
his brother Mr.. JOMS GDLEMAS, in thi! District.
Mr GoiEMAx WAS an orderly member ei 'he
Baptist Church at Little Stevens Creek for n"ily
wears, aud all through life his mhtto was to Il"
unto others as he wished them to do unto him,
heiny taught in early youth tho true prinrir!eS ct
hon, sty am truthtulnes., T. which he strictly ad
LrrcJ up to the time OF his 'li$S"'ht"r
Ie was perfectly rsc"n"iled to meet death, ana
expressed id the writer. unly a few days previ"uS
to his death, his hope in harIiue:< hereafter. Aud
when dying he was perfectly calm, aS II going
into Il sweet sleep; aud aS he had lived even 80 he
died, in peace. 3. W. y.
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irum thc Sarannuh KrlmLiicun.
From East Tennessee.

CmArrAxooo !, Jun. al.-Colonel Davis, 'i the
N Florida regiment, with his command, gross"
~. r;yv, This morning at the narrow*, and <harr
tkismishins cn:uei with the enemy. 1he resui'
was. the Yankees were driven back to jasper VITA
with cor siderable loss.
Sco,ts cavalry, Col. Forest cowmauding a's'
engaged the enemy.
The expedition was commanded by Gen. Led
b.,,er. end our luis was one nottally wounded OF
cnptsn TLcmpt"n'* company, 5lSt A!a'''p''' "1u
sHree slightly wounded.
Tn,i,, il to-day = Captain Gni 'eHscrHr''-
,a ,o,h illinois regiment. WIN were captured
twelve miles from Huntsville.
Major cn!Iee, who Was captured by N"FS''' ;
:, .. changed inr Lieut. C'.l. W""i.
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Tombstone Harangua.

\ correspondent Of the Richmond h1'm'-
,,er. writing from Winchester, relates the i''-
lowing occurrence during the t''ne tue la AN
k.,s we're in possession of that place '"e
r,ou:u.r youches ior the truth o. tl:r Stale
Inent:
IN Sabbath morning notices were sem
oronnd to the pastors Of the different churches
:" tho nurnorl that there would he d''l''r
sery;ce that evening in the cemetery l'' ~
the ,ogn. The ministers surprising !! TO We
the occasion Of the tuuer:Il OF S"l''e c'''"F"'
sud M, knowing the source from whence II
.m,n.ted. read out the notices to their CON
greca,;ons. a large number OF persons as
sen,ll.d when, instead Of = funeral Sermon
,n;screan,. in the shape Of an abolition
,,reacb,r mounted a tombstone and com
1nenc,d his discourse in this strain:
NV colored friends, hearkrn "h'o me-
yon n.s ,he children ot Israel and We Game
:, c;re yuu freedom. You are oppressed, and
we co.:,e to deliver you from your tlralIol'''
I stand in Moses shoes, and l'reSiueh' LII
coln stands in Jesus Christ'S shoeS. Jesus
Christ was a very good sort Of man, s'n' ne
didn't make tie sin of slavery i;:ln cnonSh % :,
~ This point in his remarks the disciple o'
a1,oii,;on was set upon 10y the white citizens
Iresrut who threatened TO mob HIM ui''eS>
Se took fdmself of, when he lid. a grave
ward for a tabernacle, and tombstone lor "a
pulpit for the dsspen.4tiOn Of such Eo>reI, ,e
was the most appropriate Of places III Tue
world. suggestive at once Of death, ;:nI desc
Who doubts the mission Of the miscrsant
h de now lying in the sun like lepeEs behind
the Chickabominy? McClellsns army once
in Richmond, aud abolition harEangues IN
Capitol Square, would edlty the negroes ana
as,ocnd our citizens daily.
As Yankee officer taken prisoner BY
Jackson in the Valley remarked on being
asked the object of the North in prosecuting
this WAY: tue Union be d---d that's
your; but we are going to fight I'LL NE pay
+ ,e expenses Of the war, and free your ne
sroc..'' That means, first, s"hjugat'on sec
ondy, confScation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

With its usual fondness for sensation arti
cles, the New York Herald proclaims the
wonderful piece Of news that the defence of
Richmond is to he abandoned, the rebel ar.
my disbanded, and the whole Southern Con.
fedcracy to be given up in despair The
Heruhi goes so far as to say that "a PROPOSE
ton to this effect has passed through General
McDowell'S lines, at Fredericksburg, on its
way to Washington" This extraordinary sto.
ry is evidently gotten up to rally the North.
ern mind from the disheartening effect of its
reverse before Richmond, and the Herald ac-
cordingly dresses it up in the very best style.
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General McClelian,s Report.

The following address of General Mcclellan
to his army, will not surprise our readers. II
is in keeping with n.rthe lying dispatches for
warded by the Yankee generals:
GEN. MCCLELLAN TO HIS SOLDIERS.
McCLELLAS's HEADQUARTERS,
Tuesday Evening, June 3, 1867
The following address was read to the ar.
my, this evening at dress parade, and va,
received with an outbarst OF fvociferour cheer
ing from every regiment:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE ForoMAc,
Camp near New Bridge, Va, June ,, 1862.
Soldiers Of tie 4rmy Of tic Potomac: l
have fulfilled at least q part of my promise to
you. You are now face to face with the reb-
els, who are held at bay in front Of their cap,
itll.: The final and decisive battle i: at hand,
Unless ybu belle your past history, the result
cannot be for moment doubted. IT Il e
troops who labored SO faithfully, and fought
so gallantly at YORKTOWN, and who SO brave
ly Won the fight at Williamsburg. West
Point. Hanover Courthouse, and Fair Oaks,
now prove worthy Of their antecedentS, the
victory is surely ours.
The agents Of every day prove your supc-
riori,y. Wherever you have met the enemy
YOU lave beaten him. Wherever you have
used the bayonct he has given way in panic
and disorder.
ask Of you now oae last crowning aflurt.
The enemy has Staled his all on the issue Of
the coming battle. Let Us meet him and
crush him kere, in tie very centre Of the
rebellion.
Soldiers, will be with you in this hattie,
and SHARE its dangers with you. Our conf
dence in each other is nov founded upon the
past. Let US strike tic blow which is to re
store peace and union 10 this distracted land.
Upon your yalor, discipline and mutual conli-
dence the result depends.
tSgned.) GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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Canip of Instruction

COLUMBIA. 5. c., JuyE IS, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER, no. |.
n Alb persons whu ars, subject to the prori.
4. si"rs nf tile Ar; rff-@ssse FtSs. entitled an
Ac; further to provide for tie public defence,
approved f.h April. lSG2 aud generally known
:.s the CnnScrirti"n Act, arc hereby ordered TO
arprar at the Court House of the District in
witch lhcy reside. and report to the Enrolling
Officer there Iu!y, on tbc lst day Of July, loG2.
II. The Enrolling Officer will be prepared to
grant exemptions under tue law Of Congress here
to appended.
III. The conscripis will be prepared, after en-
rnl!lucnr. to report ut this Camp "f Instruction
ON Tuesday. the sth thIy Of July rr"ximo.
by nrIcr: j. 8. PKESTuN.
Lieut.. Col. C"ln'dg Camp .: Instruction.
The Cnrnu,an,lan, Of the Camp Of Instruction
inf"rm< ,h. persons embraced il the above order
rha; those WIN relurt most promptly will secure
rlnrr of the corps and arm Ut service l." which
they desire to bs attached.
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" C"V1 TIki
Adjulaut ani Inspec,ur-Geueral

By command Of the Secretary of War.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
Another Chance!

n WANT RECRUITS fur The Edgctield lius:nrs,
Il Hampton Legion! Cavalry ANY "nc wishing
10 enlist in that favorrc of the service will
apply ut once. The Guvernmcnt proposes IL fur
nish equipments complete. ! will he at Edgcfiell
G. H., ur ut Mr.. James Eilson's. for two three
weeks. For further particulars address me at
Edgciield c. H., or sec Inc personally ut one of
the above mentioned places.
TIL CLARK, Captain
.EdgeGclL lIuzurs, Ii. L. e.
June "a 2t 70
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From Richmond, Va.

R,cuAosp, june 23l.-Nothins of special inte-
rest has uanpired here for seSeral ua'S past
skrmishing along the lines is of daily occur
rsDcsE Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is rapidly re-
covering, and will soon be able to resume com,
m,na of the army. II is the prevailing psiiei
here that we are on the eve OF stirring anu ue''
siye events.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 2Sd.-Al is quiet on
lanes, Island. The gunboats, yesterday Shelied
= detachment Of the Marion Artillery posted on
Johns Island, and forced them to retire.
Thirty Yankees assembled the sante' N'Tef on
Friday last and cut out a small schooner i"aueu
with cotton and 1 steam tug.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

ns- The Charleston Courier publishes list "i
wounded Confederate prisoners at Fortress M"h-
-,. among them are the names Of ;. ". CoSLf
snd A. 7. MarLocN doubtless intended i"r .Nk'-
,ock) of the Hampton Legion. The families and
,r;.nd; of these brave men will he glad to hear of
this chance for their ultimate safety.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
State Of South Carolina
TnGTFILLD DISTRICT
II N"I'JN y 4 Z J.
1, i.I.niSnE Eru NrLin.r: # El..n

~ IjII'g y u !: J
DT Vi. 7. pIiEISOE. Esp, Ordinary of Eter-
N field District.
Whereas, Alfred IIuley and John lI"l!ry have
applied tu me for Letters al Administration uII
all and singular the snuls and chattles, rights
and rrr,lir$ of Am ninda NJ. llul"y. !utr "f the
Di.rri,ia crrsa deed.
'ihr.e are, th"r"!@r". t" cite and admoniSl ali
md singular the kindred and creditors oi the said
decreased. !" he aud uppcarbrlur. me, at our next
Qrinury's Court Tor the said District" be h"lden
at Edgrtirl,i Court llnnsr, "n the sd day OF
July next. I" sh"w cause, ii any. why the said
administration should not h" granted.
Iiiven under my hand aud seal, this 18th day
nf June in the Year "t our L"rd one thons.
AMI eight hundred and Sixty-:wo, aud in the
.i-hry-siytl year Of the sovereignty ami lndercn.
dance of the State Uf S"uth Carolina.
". +. DURIS0E, Q.E.D.
,Iunr o., Ct %
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
An. ,Yp l>slErroa-GrsEHALs oir:tr,
G"rIrnAIA, June Il, lSS9.
GEtERAt ORDER %c.. q.
I. Tao President Of he c3ntvdeFatc States har-
ing ma lie y call ur all persons cuming uudrr +" Az
Act t. t;'r'hsr provide for tho public defence"
generally ku"wa as the "c1usctiltop Aal,n NIL
pvr<"ns ii:.tle ~ ;usn rgnspriptUu will promptly
rrl"r, pursuant tu Gpesal prl.f No. ot Lieut..
Col. john S. Preston, C";nmandiny Camp Of In
strue,ior, npd herewith published.
II. oErcFs c"ln!angzs;,S resiMents of the mill.
tin o[ this state will ipTfsi,R eftcu4 this order
10 pHiccIs culanl4nlius ruIpaairs u i4rir yrspec.
tive rcsimcns.
III. Officers commanding ronpaHip: Of tn,
mii,ia as this State will forthwith give publicity
tu this Drdtf within tl.sil respective cpu!pane:.
and Nnru ai prrs"ns lianlu tn consrripiou TO IL
prumpl ulr'llrnrS I" The above rusutinueL Special
Order M. /. BY "rrnr
WILMOTG. DrSAUSSURE,
hdjutant aud Inspector General.
June % u .j
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Religious Notice.

The Fifth Sabbath Union meeting Of the Edge
field Association will convene with The Republican
Church, on Friday before the 9Th Sabbath III
June. Introductory Sermon by Rev.. j. S. MA1n'
.ws Rev ]. L. MEAIlNG his alternate. Cinri'J
Scrruun by Rev. A. J. M,TEIs; Esr. ;. !. cET-
ZEN liz alternate.
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Notice

A Ill GOOD MEN, and soOd Shots, whether
"a Cunstriut< or uut, whw are drsiruus Of
iuiuiuy u BATTALIUNO OF SlIARp-SllOOTERS.
will reumrt their names to nr nt the Charleston
Hotel, or to the Editor Of the Edgeiicli, -ldocr-
tissr ut Edgelieli c. II.
JOSEPH ABNEY.
I,no 1E %
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tg We take the following paragraph from tn

tg We take the following paragraph from 'ne
Charleston Courier" Of June u:
,.,x,o,7s-on Saturday last ahont p. M
one Of the Yankee gunboats Of this port crosse"
,h, Ear at or near the ship channal, and came up
.,,p. the beach of Morris Island, Keeping up a
constant fire Of shells at the sand hills ahl other
ob;sct. on the above Island, until she had DIS.
charged some twenty rounds when sue 'u'"s"
about and went to sea.
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JUNE ,, 1867 The

s,usRLESToN, JUNE ,, 1862. Tic
{ Undersigned would cal, the spcr:I a.tSatiYn
of ran:r:, au.i ,.lLtra ii:r;r-itJ. IN TIT! State,
to ihp l.l".;ins RE,!t'iATi''S:@,. jn<t rs'r;r.i
!ruiu The rreacury l,rlmrtm;nt. lie has .la'. hren
instructed /" ulii,iin frvia Subscribers the Army
SUPPLIES. in kind. t.Urh ~ RICE. CORN. 6r..
a. ! which they pledged to The Produce Loan
Bureau, for which payment viii he immediately
made in Confederate Eight per cent. lIond', or
Transferable Stock. |. :. i. HENNETT,
General Agent fur the State al South Carolina.
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Sheriff Sale !!

Crix Fleming,
M.rk l.. Swccuy.
10y virtue of an order from Judge Il. Munro, in
ID the above stated case, will sell IN the first
Monday in July next, at Edscfcll Court uausc,
the property 'ftache,l in said case, vi@: One
Negro Girl numei Elhry. levied on az the proper
~ of the Defendant Mark i. Swccny.
TERMS OF SALE.-On II credit until the
FIRST day Of january next, the purchaser being
required to give bond with good a,'l sufficient st.
rurity in the penal sum of double the amount Of
the purchase money, conditioned for the Payment
ut the purchase money.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
June lG 1t II
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June l6
The State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Nv URUININT.
DY W. +. pl'RISUE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Ed.eeli District.
Whereas, Alfred Hul,ey and Juln lIolIcy have
applied tu NE fnr Letters Of Administration,
re L.ni. no", all and Singnlnr the goods an'i
,.fattleS rights and credits of Rufus Hoilcy, late
Of the District aforesaid, ccenSe'l.
These are. therefore. to cite and a'lmonsh nll
.rnl singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
saii dec a,cd, to he and appear before mt, ut "nr
next Urnary's Court for the said District, to he
holden at E..liell &. II. the III day Of july
nrxt, 10 show ca,se, if any. why the said udmniS-
tinrr Shuui not he granted.
Given under my hand uni seal. this 18th dry oi
June. i'll the year nf our Lura one thousand
eight hundred at"l SiXty-tw" and i'll thc eighty
s;xth ycar nG {, n lninnenicncc of the State OF
--..-.-s ". r. DTRTShE: o. T.. y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

II i renortefin Richmond that Gen. haIeck
is in Washington, and that portion oi Ills WIN!
is en- route to join Gen. Mcclellan.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

YFNlIE Watches. lewelry, Ac., left with b. i.
u MtGWEN for repair hnvc been placed in
my care Tor delivery. Call at the .iHrcrtis.r
Office. j.. L. DuRS0E.
Nav 9S IT u
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Brought to the Jail
Notice This!

2 HAVE taken up IL FLOCK OF SHEEP 10
Il this neighborhnnd which lave every reason
TO believe went astray from the plantation of Col.
J. i. GRIFFIN. my, employer. about y.Sr ago.
They were pmrrlass, hy him from dr"yer and
were in dif.reNg marks The present flock IL iu
similar situation. aud .ber. ure other evidences
that they arc the sam. sheep This notice is pub.
lishei tY avoid wrong tn any other p"Ssihlc clui'
ant. FRANKLIN SPIRAL DLEI.
June 3t1 ~
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TuukI2E THE EXCHANGE OF bonds
FOX ARTICLES IN KIND, AND SHIP
MENT, SALE. OR HipUTllECAr[nN .hF
SUrn ARTICLES" APPROVED April. Il,
IS62
The several Produce Loan Agents appointed i'll
each STATE .Eal! accept Cotton i'll kind, whir:! has
heen or shall he subscribed. in exchange Tor Eight
u,r cent. Bonds uf tho Cunietcr.t: States, uHirI
the following ir.ulatiou.:
I. Each Agent shall, hy public advertisement
,.al, fur Hrr< he ma'e sitting forth the lnanti'
ty pri, and quality Of The Cotton, anu the pace
st which the ssmu is deposited: and upon re-
cryng the offers lie $.ul! cause the tott"'s "iter-
cd Ia he examined, and the prize nscsrtainrd nnd
r,nor,.l upou. hy an experienced I"ttun Broker,
and. uron being satisfied, tllnt the purchase would
be desirable. AMI that the place "i deposit is safe
he may csuclule tn. purchase 10 the extent pre-
srrihr to hiu, try the S.rrc'ary q: the Treas'iry
When bids are equal, preference shall hs gwen 10
Subscriptions heretofore iuadr To The Produce
Loan.
-, No purchase .l,Gl! i.a made Of Cotton de
posited on plantation. unless the seller shall en-
ra.e, in wiring, to take due care OF the Cotton
while on his plantation and I" deliver the same,
at his own expense, at the usual place OF sup
,nent or rail road delivery. whenever demanded
" he Secretary uf the Treasury, or his Agents,
chase be made Ul less than twenty iaei un one
p'autatiou. Wherever purchases Of les: than one
hundred bales nre made, the u"vrrLrcnt Agent
is authorized to have them collected nnd deposited
in 4 warehouse or upun sume plantation Where
proner provision can he made "r their secure Gus
;ay n:.l Tor delivery 1t Ia. usual place OF snip
lpri.; ana uc rua,i Tei,"r: i TIE CNeit Agent the
arrangements thus made. With nFcl'ef d"ciH.ert'
for the delivery.
III. Before completing the purchase the Gov
erulnent shall that each bale at Cotton Is sum
GENTLY secured with Rope a;d B.ggins. and i:
lrun.ited il. a warehouse, Or il "n plantation, III
..,,,,. enclosed .r covered building, from
lir. tu remaip anier fhnrss e! the seller IL ware
bou:e,uau. The purcha:: sL4!! then kc cnlnrlei:'u
liz Tie delivery of Cunircra,e li"n,l. VI Stock oI
the rr:cc, in exchange for the "cnlnsnts trai,s
Icrrius the property to the Confederate Star.
anal stimulating Us specified in these Regulations
,l,.I ,htr..,,uu the 4 :ra, hall place upon caci
Lu!e 4 Government mark iV id"uliir the .ainu. IL
nj gases be shall take the transfer ri tirle i'll du
,,:,u;. setting forth tho particulars, "mc ot whirl
ic shall forward to the Chief Produce Loan Asen
ur the State wherein the Cotton Is deposited, ant
ths rt-r 10 The Tiens4ny Department u: the ;ra
of government.
VIII. When the Cotton il deposited Ut II ware
l.u.sp. the iorm of trauSfvr shall he III the rsua
aud customary farm j: ;'rEs!e transactions.
SubscritrIs 1" thc l'roducn LDun lnay, n
.,,,y ,;nr nav the mount or value rE their sub
.rrintius in Treasury Notes, irstead of delivering
,hc same in kind and sucll payment shall cnliil
,brn forthwith 70 receive Bonds OF Certificates Z"
Stock in cXchaugE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

After which time the Books will be closed till
tIe.iirst of November. Thuse paying by the last
Of July will have deduction of five per cent
Tax payers vii! PES. procure SOME small
change, as it is almost impossible for me to make
rbaASe for all.
THEOS. DEAN, C. r. c. j.. y.
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