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The Evil which Jackson hath Wrought.

l
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that ou
Confederacy has lost, instead of gaining, b!
Jackson's capture and expulsion OF Banks
army in the Valley Of Virginia. Its theory
is that the North will be exasperated and
aroused byitsand will put forth greater eaur,s
The argJ Of the lnqui,yr is based upon
an idea "a En- the commencement Of the
war found - to entertain it even in our
Coufederacy. This idea is, that in our war
with the North Ne should moderate our blows
50 as not to Offend the l,,iele Of our enemies.
We must strike easy. After the battle oil
Manassas there we're some who even sup
posed that victory by the North sufficient
to soo,he the pain of tLat atIrvnt would tend
10 restore peace.
These weak conceits have long ago been
b:nished from the minis ufuur people. They
have seen that every ray Of success that ia.
vored our enemy's cause has but male them
more arrogant, ntolerant and iusutfrrabe
than before. Their courage is that oi the
bully, and is not only fed by success, but de-
lends upon it. Vie have long ago discovered
that respect for our rights is to be extorled
from them only by hard blows we'll laid on
We must helabor them as with the cluL and
the courage of Hercules. In pugilist's phrase,
We must "plant each blow right between the
two eyes," and with our wlola strength.
We would say 10 the " Inquirer that We
&re not afraid of making the North angry.
Nay, if such feutS as ,Tackunn's havo that ef
feet, We should be delighted to give their
wrath each day fresh revival. John Ran
dulph used to say tha! he was never satisfied
with q speech of his own unless he saw the
Il: tier Of some wounded Pigeon. 1t never
frightenc', hin to see that Lis sho. had gone
home to its mark: In like manner Generals
Jackson and Ewell will scarcely be intimida
ted lny the Inquirer's" exhibition of rage,
aud it, declarations that they have made tie
North mud They will be more apt to re-
iplce in such confirmation of the Importance
OF this achievement.
l'nl the North is rushing to arms, says the
" Inquirer to a7engc the reverse. Ne will
rash to arms, too, and try to give them an
o:her. Hut the rasL-:c arms spoken oi "ccrns
to consist of call on /, nu,nbe. OF Sew; ior!:
niltia regiments to hurry 10 the defence Of
the capital! SO lhaf Lirc9lG il reduced to
seeking his safety at the bayone's Of tie
" .Wsiih." There is nothing 50 terrifying 10
us in all that
In short, the "Inquirer," and those inr
whom it speaks, may az well write It down in
thet notebooks first H. lust. that We base NJ
op their moderation. We might
adopt the sentiment uf the kentuckian, who
said he asked no iavors, and if he did, he Gid
not get theu. But We 20 further, end say
tint W. are too strong and too spirited 10 nn.
gle for the indulgence ot our ilnplacablc and
d=spicablc ene,uies. As said another Ken
tuckian, we bow to nune but God. '-RicE-
,aond Examiner,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
sINIKINS, DURIS0E g. CO., Proprietors.

trebbled the prices Of old goods-who have
raised the prices Of -four and bacon the very
day that volunteers we're paid ,hei~ bounty
money-who have cleared bundled, by re-
pea1edly engaging TO 20 as substitutes for
$500, and then engaging so.ae poor msn in
our stead for SlG0. say, when such things
are to be found on the record of the women
Of the South, then let our Zrph PettiboneS
be heard with respect. Till thea, let our
loyal women discountenanco the men who
whether high in Office, or low in the social
ranks, dare to preach Of possible sure nirr
aud suijugation. Ihn can il be- From
what corner Of an honorable mans brain
does such an idea crawl out2 Shall we, in.
deed, live to see our President, and States
men, and Generals, exilS and fugi,iYes-our
lands parcelled out to Northern men, our
forts garlisoned by soldiers of African de-
SCENT aud our very name s. by-wold Of con-
tempt through all lands? Does any North
Carolinian look this calmly in the face, and
say, les, it may he?' or is Zeph Pettibone
doomed to | e instantly overwhelmed with
torrent Of righteous &thorrence and scurn,
while We Yindicate to the world our right
10 govern ourselves and our slaves az we
please?
Meanwhile, seem still to lear him" Lod
o'nessy, he's found my eggs! boys, let's give
up MRS. SMITH.
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4 MOlnan's Shirt.

A young Confederate soldier truln the far Soutl
now in Virginia, had fallen sick, and while in th
hospital wrote tn :. young lady at home, to whol
he was engaged to be married, that as soon as b
was wsll enough hr would retire from the servc
and come huu.e Ls hr married. The high s!irite
,irl replied to the letter as follnws:
Shoulder your gun, my Willie boy,
And E:rap yerr kuapsack ur
The foe hns passed the border liue,
With fife and bugle hOrr;
Guoi things arc ia Your knapsack,
Yuur eaateon ha; it, fill;
So shoulder Jour gan, ay Willie hoy,
And God keep you from III.
The Northern mon, in mighty hordea,
Are trau.pling Down oar acil
They fire our stXcka and rob our rocst,,
And all our butter spoil;
Fnt drive thsr, hack. NY Willie hny,
Charge with your bayonet bright
III rather clasp your cold, cold fnrm,
Than gee you shrink With fright
Remember JUur home, my Willie 10y,
And the iuTud one left hriird
Remember that day you took my hani,
And freely spahe your mind;
Con. back With laurels nn v9u. h.ow.
Mnu in the glorious III.
Aui thcu you'll see, my Willis uoj,
l!Hw suuu Ill he you wife.
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An Inox TARGET SMlsnED.-ss;;r WIN. Arm.
strong, the great English gun inyenlor LaS
lately sar,st,Ectetl 6 wrought iron gun, l0ss
inches smooth hore, which he loaded with a
charge Of fifty pounds of powder aud round
hall weighing l5G pounds, which destroyed
AN lrou target, at 200 yards, which was fifteen
inches thick, composed oi three thicknesses
Of iron, Eve inches each. This target was
estimated TO be about three times as strong as
the famous iron-clad ship Harr:o:. anu il
supposed to rrcve tla; no ship can be bull,
that will stand such artillery as con be made
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

REcIrE FOR MAKING SoAr-A correspon.
dent gives the following recipe for soap ma
king, and adds, that it would be worth one
thousand dollars in III. hands OF n selfish per.
son, and the world h:ve to unite the purse
strings to get it, but here it is free gratis;
Take ak pounds Of potash,
-Four pounds f'lscl,
one.;;sS,ih pornd. Of rosi1;
Bsst up thOrosin, ni11 all together well
aud set aside for fire dsys, then put the Whole
into ten-gallop cast OF warm water and sti
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

a New YrAsy.-As hops are very scarce,
yesterday tried the following Take double
handful OF hoarhunnd ,saves-.-boil them in a
sallm Of water; :uix up pint of flour ard
stis in while boiling-add when cold large
s, o ,nful Of brown sugar, a little salt. and
gill Of old ytGst--it makes yeast as we'll as
hops, AMI keeps letter Take q teaeupful Of
this yeast apl two quarts q -four to make o
flmily loar;
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Heaven.

Qh! Heaven is nearer than mortals think,
When they look with 4 trembling dread
At the misty future that stretches OF
From the Silent home Of the dead
'Tis NO lone iale in boundIes mpiu.
No brilliant but datant shore,
Where the lovely ones who are culed away
Must 60 to return NJ more.
No. Heuren il near u.s. the mighty Veil
or mortality blinds the eye;
That we sec not the lowering angel bands
Ga tie shores Of eternity.
Yet, of in the hours of holy thought
To the tbirstins soul is giveu
The power to pierce through the mist of sense
To the beauteouS scenes Of Heaven.
There, very near seem its pearly gates,
And swee,ly its harpings fall,
Till the soul is restless to soar away,
And longs for the angel call.
know when the silver cord is looscd-
When tho veil is rent away
Not long aud dark shsll the passage be
To the realms Of endless day.
The eye that shuts in dying hou.
Will open the next in tliss,
The welcome will sound in = heavenly world
Ere tho farewell is hushed in this.
W. pass from the elisp Of mourpful friends,
To the arms of loved and lost,
And those smiling faces will greet US thore,
"hich on earth We valued most
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scsnr,rr or SrRGEoSs.--Thc Richmond
Dispatch says that the sick and wounded SOL
di.rs in Richmond since tn. recent battles
require the attention Of large number OF
surgeons. We learn that those nov in tls
city, smploYe! =; the hasplial and elsewhere,
arc altogether Inadequate 10 meet the demand.
There are doubtless many in the country who
would cheerfully come 10 theie aid were the
fact generally known, and we make this an
nouucemenL with the hope that there will be
numerous offers Of surgical services at a
early day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

lS 4HsAMor, SoHrk.iANcr.-Me were
shown yesterday "a shattered Miri. ball that
had been extracted from the thigh Of brave
South Carolina volunteer, Mr. Vim. ". East,
by DR.. j. H. Jones, at the Manchester Hos
ptal. The ball had in It piece Of bardeneo
steel, crooked SO a: to produce tEp fHoa. rrt'
ta,iny wound, and slarrcae,1 Ia;; by na9hi'
merry. n.up ;Topl,, th;l,S tho feaden missile
deadly ano.ssh in itself, without the ndl'lon
of this tlsabolcal contrirancr.-Richmond
Dispatch.
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a Military Execution.

Personns," Corinth correspondent Of tht
Charleston Courier, gives the following graph
ic description Of the military execution OF c
spy:
A military execution is q terrible thing
saw another on Wednesday noon, aid c
more ytoical death than wss suffered by tho
culprit on that occasion have never in my
somewhat varied experience known equaled
| He was s. Tcrucssecan, named Coon Harris
about forty years asgc, Il resident Of Paris
or psducal, and had been convicted Of being
aspy. AS be rode by my quarters lie was
seated on the box which was to serve as his
coffin, iii rude vehicle, guarded by twelve
soldiers, but not ths most careful observer
could have discovered sny difference between
him aad u curious bystander. Arriving 1T
the place of executions, which was only a
quarter ef mile d;At@"r, Ia" jumped lightly
from the wagon, fingered moment to Ser
his coffin removed, and then >auuterrd cafe
lcs.ly down TO the ,reo, beneath WHICH he
Was tu meet his fate.
An v.ii, er followed him 10 unlock his hand
cutl$, and the two stood there moment in
conversation, the priSUnrr apparently a cool
and uncomcerned as ii he we're T. mrre spec
t:.t,r of The scene lIiS eve Va: still bold
anI unwa,ering, resting low upon the crowd,
aud now vacansly in the distance, IS il 1T
times thought Of the future entered Eis
mind, but neither check h!Gnc!lai nor mus
Gle Qaivered. The nan seemed made ol
stone The interview finished, lae last words
;; oi which were, die All hones. and iuaocent
man." the ,ficzr piniunui his srns back, tie
! faded brown COST was buttuEed acrD>s bis
c'.eS,, and Le sat down upon his Coffin. A
handkerchief vas then tied over lila eyes, and
! voluntarily lie laid lis heal back ssainst 4
tree. Even in this trying moment, the last
tina: bri,iSed the narruw chsa,n between time
and eternity, and earth Was forever shut out
from view, did he preserve his remarkable
self-rosSessioa. Ending the bark Of the tIes
somewhat rough. lie occupied several second.
in adjusting his head, a. one would fit him.
self to pillow before going to sleep, 50 that
+; it would rest easily, then chewin. upon a quid
oc tobacco, he became still. The Elc Of eight
men were now ordered forward until witLi,
ten PAGES Of the c=lrrit, the officer took his
! place upon the right, and in low tone gave
the order, "take airn." The m,l>kets wer>
, levvlel-a few seconds Of terrible suspense
Fire"--a simultaneous report-s conyul
siyc Stsrt-a splash Of brains little stream
or two of blood from wounds AROUND the hear
-. falling of the head TO one side--u drop
ping Of the lower jaw-one long sigh--alc
the soul of the spy had winged its way t.
the presence OF tie Gr.at Judge. The bod,
Was then removed BY couple Of negroes
and the crowd of two or three hundred wht
had witnessed the scene Dispersed. All! wha
!. terrible teacher is war! How it blunts thu
Feelings, harden. the heart, end dries up The
fountains of u.yrry God grant it may soor
f...ra
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

THE QrlcxEs- WAY To' ECU TIE WAR.-A
good story is told about congressman, mum.
her Of whom p'o eedel 10 Yorktown to SEQ
the sights after the evacuation. A Michigan
colonel was in Command Of the guard. Cit.
zcrs Were prohibited adui,tance. Several
Cane up and asked the corporal to pass 'hem,
saving that they We're con- FRESHMEN. The
.rporal stated the case to the colonel.
"'rhey ale cougr, ssmen, are they I" asked
the colonel.
$50 they say
"Well, let them pass ant go where thsy
please said the colonel. 81 Let them tramp
on The tolpcdoes, 20 into the magazines, an$
vhl,e there is an5 prospect OF thaiF he!ng
ilown tothe 4eril, fo5 that is the quickest way
TO end the war. '-Nvrlhurn paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
Prospective Redemption of Middle
Tennessee

From letter published in the Atlanta Con
telerecY, dated Chattanooga, Ten, May ~,
We copy the i1lowing
During the present week OF! city has been
ia a stat. of Wholesome excitement. There
has been marching t, AID FRO OF de:schmente
nslenvalrr 3. t!l.rr. am: iiGsatry. and 'sll that
b:,-tlc aud preparation th::s cotrstitu'e the
p.eliminariea q. forwa:.l inoT.iEclt.
/ This is 40 less gratifying 10 ciy!ianS taan to
/! the soldier who has been wasting lis energy
auL bis health by the inert: q camp lie.
!Iow little Stonewall" ism, infused into
uur military lines throug huut their whole ei-
tent, would change the aspect of the war, aud
! give us Visible evidence Of a speedy tsrnlna-
ton cr our struggle!
! Governor Harris is now here; also, Gener,
Al Kirby Smith. ceuuut speak by authoFi-
~ a. ,c what mo; ;enentS arc under discus
sion, but i; is quite nature! TO suppose that
nur GnYerntnemt thinks that Andy, tie CSrT-
ger, has occupied lli.: sen: as long as the pull
! lie welfare temnntls Hence All expedition
! for the recover OF Middle Tennessee is not
only u possible, but very probable event,
There arc many refugees from Middle Ten.
nessee now here-among !hem is Hon. An
drew Ewing, aud others Of note. 4 meeting
was held by them this morning, and the in
cipient steps taken for organizing force from
their own number to cooperate with the rcgu.
lar army for the recovery Of their homes and
,li<enthralment Of their section of the State.
The skies are Frightening in our beloved Ten.
nrssrc.
The aa,UO0 Yankee prisoners that passed
through YOUR city last wrck were taken froru
here by steamer, down the river to Belle
f.nte Landing, where ,hey were turned over
to the Fedora! authorities.
The traffic between this point aud Nash
ville, via McMnnsylIe, is acquiring consider,
able magnitude. Loaded wagons arrive and
depart daily. Tobacco il 40 principal arti
Gle exported, while shoes, stationery, dry
goods, and articles that will yield The mos
excessive proi's are brought in :cturn. Thi:
trade, contrary as it is to the Spiri, and l@ne
OF the laws between bclige.ert powers, ant
demoraliyinE as il is upon those engaged, i:
suffered to 50 on with impunily, although VT
have military and martial law in full blast
and brisadiers and provosts TO protect th
rights Of ouI Confederccy.
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20; TME XXlN..--Se. -

twice day for zen days, at the expiration Of
Which time, or sooner, you will have some
excellent soap.
1t seems to lis that every family Should
make their own suap in these times Of high
prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

By An imlisidusl wai arrested Tho other
day willie enleavurine to pick gent'e'nan's
pocket. lie said he wasn't used to the busi-
ness, aud was Gully trying 10 get his hand in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18
nThe t;rncfai SiinaIiun.'

l'nIer this head tie New lura llcia,.;, .
.,eai.ing of the evacuation u Corinib. ard
matters in the East and West ssucralIy, holds
the following language;
There is nothing 10 eat for his (Beaure-
.ar.l'<J ARMY OF ol,e hundred and City lholl.
a,,rl men to The Eastward, ur sr might AZ
su;Ic that hc has hecn moving ii TO form y
iunci:on with the rrLe srrny a lsicl.uun'.
We dare say that tLH Chief Object ";' tho
late rebel raids iu The Shenandoah Valley,
and in the mountains Of Virginia farther
West, was the capture Of our depotS OF pro-
visions points; for the rebel army ut Ricb-
rnunll is upon short rstions, if we may judge
from the famine prices of provisions Of all
descriptions there, as published iu the Eicls
n,onl newspapers.
But whatever the designs Of the r,belS
may be, East or West, We see from their re-
cent operations FROM Manchester back among
The Virginia mountains almost 10 Kentucky,
that t..y exceed US in numbers ct every point
ne Gu Tor. 1t fellows that if, with Ssffa
million Of soldiers in the field, We cannot
spare enough from othes quarters So mtr-
whclm at every Pains 'he rebels in F'rsins',
The pres;aeat has acted very wisely in calling
ior more troops from our hyal and patriotic
people to supply all these deficiencies in Yir-
..ini., from Gen. Banks 10 Gen Fremont.
We hope, therefore, ,hnl The President viii
encourage the splendid volunteering now go.
ing on until at least 0,nt0 additional ,ronT%s
are in the field for then We can s., strength
! Ell olr surrounding cordcn ocarnies in every
r,ar.rs as to enable them to move all iogeh,
er upon the belesgurea enemy, and, ina
single dash, to crush ont this rebellion an!
utterly destroy its Means for any iTrh-l
resistance, even OF guerilla warfare.
We arc prepared, meantime, fr snck newt
from General Mcclellan at any momen. ss
WILL substantially end this war but the com
plste work will only be the more speedily aud
cheuply accomplished with an additional ar.
my force Of two or three hundred thousand
mon. They Can be suised in thirty dar:
. e late 1pensiye reverse, gro dus 70 The
! IN .i;gn influences, lntrguea hnl s"heles u
the abolition faction Of Congress against Gen.
eral Mcclellan. We have had enough of this.
|, Now let It's go forward and pu, down =. once
This rebellion, and thus l'ut an end 10 tLesr
! abolition schemes for the decentralization Of
our army and the overthrow OF the s-uica
and government.
"
y Coo S, ,GaESTlaH.--A friend ucgrsts r.
us that i. wpd be fLol rule in VII future
exchanges Of prisoners Il exchsnge the Ger
mars, IRIS, and other prisoners first, and to
keep tie Yankees 10 tie ls6. Nothing, be
thinks, you'd so quickly brinc the Yankee
, Goycrnmrn, to their senses aud laake them
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"GoIernor Stanly.n

We have hnd the opportunity Of seeing
letter from the EASTERN part Of the STATE,
giving details or matters and things going on
in Newbern, Washington, and vicinity, since
The arrival of Governor Stauly," witt Was I,
have spoken, and We suppose did speak in
Washington OH Wednesday, upon which &c.
c;.sion invitations were tried to be put out to
get the people to colae in 10 hear him. thc
F! Yankee authorities granting passes To yn
and return. Sanly has with him as iis phi
vate secretary, man named AIdye,t, torn.
erIy merchan, in Washington, but who
. went to California snl returned thenc. with
the "Gov.' Ni'iyett is said to be q HYDE
county man.
By all accounts stsn'ey is greatly disap-
pointed in not frlding th. Union feeling llai
b. had expected. H.: is dissatisfied, aud
wishes he had staid where he vas. One ot'
the first things lie uet in Newhern, is said
tn have been the skull Of the first Governor
spaight, upon pole, the lunSee s,h'iM.
''i.ring Violated the graves 'and vaults, and
'6:i..n all the rp,. buriai csS.s the, ct.uli lr.,
10 send Lorne dca:l I.incu!nies in. They
broke into and committed cutrases in tie
vaults Of the D mneI. and Srssht fa,l;lics,
noar Newbsrn. N'acn Mr.. stadli spoke to
Burnside abouti', &c &es'ca 5t;li:k']y. sal!
.'that was nothing
Mr.. Alfred Stsnly llas Fe-u released aid
!. ,u,re bitter se ,iII,t Ii. L'nu,liile> ilan
,.ser, and even Eli. Stanly is said t., Mt quite
lis.= the programme, il.t nasts ANY rn.nh r
~ promises Of re,.r.s, AMI reInru. tiun, .o..c
nI wh CD will be carried OH. lie has. r.,t
the ?ower even il be had the i,est " |. in te
Horll.
The !awless ou'rsges o; the Yankee SOL.
''iers still continue and l-eYes-.rrrIsz = Gsr'
Eu, Eu,a.a.--sHgs-z:f!: highly Respectable
gentleman riding along tLs rual, was ordered. !.
iv n party Of soldiers To 'lismount He said
lie WA on urgent t.n n-Ss, ~h:reuE'on th-7
uiicer in command Cut him over tie hcal
NTH his sword, intsictius serious wounl.
l:ubbsry Of houses aud Iar,ns. hnga ami eat
tie, :sai all manner ui 'lepreda!ious, and these
without redress. ala iIi,'Ur'icr oi the daynsl'i
;.re bound 10 give tie liz 10 Mr.. aS,ahl!'a
Aynird protessiuns.-W ilmillglon Journal.
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Execution Of Andrews, The Eus sinr rbi

Execution OF Andrews, the Engine Thief
Yesterday evening strain from ChaLtaiiooga
brought to The place. 10 be executed. An-
,lrcws, the leader o the Engine Thieves, iii.
der sentence Of death, convicted by a curt
martial of Icing a SPY. lIewas carries! ont TO
P-achtrce street rnad, accompanied by three
clersymen, and escorted by guard. 4 c"n-
siderable crowd followed TO witness The exc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-01-29

VHE J0VkNAk W HOI<A8 AEs~e
II IL large and beautiful psper, end con-
tsIns the ynost vslusbie information on Sper'
maturhea. ar Seminal Weakness. Tho
cause, effects, and cure, showing the avail
effects OF the disease. On oil othert Dis
eases OF Sexual Organs, q full explsnstion
or tho origin OF Syphilis, the means OF pre-.
vention and cure. On Consumption, that
fearful disease. On the Liver, Heart Siom-
sch and Skin. On Female Complaints
ON the various Schools Of Medicines. On
the modes Of Treatment how rvsctised.--
Ion the False Treatment OF Diseases. On
1.-The various Medical Humbugs. On the
Physiology OF Marriage. On the Common
sense of Medicine. On Diet, Exercises
and AblutIon. How the Physician should Dc.
How 10 Prevent Pregnancy. And many
other things. SEND FOR II. THIS Journal
should be in the hands Of every one. To
al who apply BY letter, with full description
Of age, occupstion, symptoms OF disease OF
spv kind, and habits OF life, Candid Advice,
lree Of charge, viii be given, BY the Chief
Physician.
Address with two or three stamps for re-
turn postage.) DIR. j. RUSSELL,
Feb. IL. (Box By BRooxLYS, New YoRK.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY given that the UNDER
IN signed, administrator Of the estate o.
Francis Milburn, decd, will offer Tor sale q
public auction, At the late residence Of The
decedent, on 80
Monday. Feb. 18th, 1862,
All or his personsl property, not taken oy
the widow. consisting Of mare, wagon
Cattle, Hogs, Pork, yoke OF oxsns Lear
risge, farming utensils, &C. -,
Terms Of sale--All sums over tnree 20
lars. IL months credit will De gwen, PVT
chaser giving note with approved security
bearing interest from date, waving va'ua
tom ana sppraiement laws; ell sums unde
So cash in hand.
Jan. ~. 1862 r. +. MILBuaS' ADM