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CONFEDERATE NAVAL MorEMENrS.-A PR
waite letter f ON Liverpool assures ll"racc
Greeley of the great activity Of the secession
lists and their irlc;uis in Engiand. Three or
four vessels cleared at Lircrpo"l about he
middle Of September intended to run the
blockade Of the Southern coaSi five Stean.' rs
were in that port one Of them the Ernrsllc
having on board 500 tons iron plates, and the
other four were ready to load, and tire" 9TH
ers were purchased Uitana dag or two OF tie
date of this correspondents letter all having
the same destination. There are, moreover,
SAYS the same authority, three irnn-cln'i l,a-
val vessels now building for the rebels at liv-
rrpool, and another On the Clyde.
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The GRAND MOVEMENT IN kENTuCxY.-
Never, since the war commenced, has there
been so grand and profitable tour made as
the one just accomplished by Gen. Bragg.
Just think Of it, he has captured from the
enemy, and purchased from the citizens to-
gether enough to load train Of wagons 40
miles long. His whole army has fallen back
towards the Gap to protect this valuable
train, and as it's now safe from capture,
Bragg will retire with his army just when
it suits him.
The arrival Of this train will play smash
with the jeans speculation in this country, as
it is Jringin one million yards Of good Ken.
lucky jeans. They also bring a large amount
OF clothing, boots and shoes. Two hundred
wagon load, Of bacon, six thousand barrels of
picked pork, fifteen thousand good mules and
horses, eight thousand bceves, and large lot
of hogs. No wonder Bragg's army fell back
to protect such a valuable cargo.-Greenvllle
(Tenn) Banner, Goth inst.
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a Delightful Residence
FOR SALE,

vHy;IE Subscriber desires tn dispose of his rosi-
Il deuce situate on the Hamburg 4 Edgcie!d
Plank Road, q miles from Ellgehe!d Hillngc.
This is undoubtedly unc OF The most desirable
places in the district. The Dwelling is large and
culnnodinus and we'll Planned, having nine COM
Portable Rooms, eight Of them with fre-pluces-
all neatly finished and in yout order. The out
buildings arc excellent aud we'll arranged. There
are alsu on the promises two large Wood Shops.
Two Hundred and forty acres OF PINE LAND
belong to this beautiful, convenient and comforta-
bic home. About nne-half of the land is cleared,
whilst the balance is well wooded. This Tract is
blessed with plenty Of the best wuter-wclls,
springs and branches.
There are also on the premises o fine young
Orchard embracing somc 500 choice Fruit Trees.
gsS- For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
to the subscriber ON the premises.
A. BUSHNELL.
Septic ts So
1t5'Thc Charleston Courier will copy twice a
week for Two weeks aud forward account to tits
Office,
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LATEST NEWS.
stonewall Jackson in Maryland.

StonewalI Jackson in Maryland.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. 25.-The Lynchburg Repnb-
lican of tho oath baR report that Stonewall Jack
son had crossed ever into Maryland nenr Viii
Transport, and that the iankee' we're retreat'ng'
The report is reiterated by passengers on tho
Orange train, who appear to have confidence in
its truth.
1t is also repo.sr.: I " Ts ken made dash on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, seriously DAM
aging that work.
The Conscript law ras Put in force to-day in
East Tennessee: ::and is being rigidly enforced.
An immense train of property has been brought
out of Kentucky. It was captured by Kirby
Smith, to whom all honor is due.
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For the Advertiser.

Mn. EDITOR: Please publish tho following let
ter from Lieut. J. W. KEMP, Co. G, Tth 5. Z. w
to Mr.. JACOB WRrcHr, and oblse many readers !:
WrScuEsrgR. Va. Oct. l. 1862.
Mr.. WReHr: Dear Sri wouil have written
you about your SOL, ]. II. WRIGHT, before this,
but resly there were no ways Of getting letters TO
the mails, and no conrenences for writing and
even now cannot find any paper or stamp III
Winchester, which you will overlook in this case'
Your son Was slightly wounded in the thigh ut
Maryland Heights, but he was too bravo to stop Tor
a slight wound athough told him it might make
him worse, and not to attempt to follow the hegt'
II. said he wanted to be with the Company when
ever be was possibly able, and wont into the tight
with us at Sharpsburg, Nd, where he received
wound in dreadful charge We made on battery,
and fell. We we're ordered to fall lack, and had
to leave all the wounded that couldn't walk away,
so no was left with the enemy that day anu night
and the next day, which was devoted TO caring for
tho wounded and buryipg the dead, we exchanged
wounded and dead with the enemy and obtained
Jog about night didn't see him, but our AM
bulanco Corps, who care fr the wounded, told me
be was wounded in the side, or properly groin.
aud ,ha, they didn't think his wound serious, tho
severe.
That night our army crossed the Potomac into
Virginia, and had to leave many of our wounded
who fell into the hands Of hs enemy, so JOE,
brave gallant fellow, WAS made prisoner again
have no doubt but that he is well cared for hy the
enemy, and from what the Ambulance Corps told
mo don't think his wound fatal ut all. lie is too
brave hoy to lose. We cant do without him. lie
must get well.
Ny dear sir, you may be proud OF such son.
I congratulate you on the gallantry OF all your
sons. They have all proved themselves men and
soldiers worthy Of our great cause. 1t is untor-
,unate that they should nll get wuundet, but
hope kind Providence viii restore tho'n again 20
their country's service. Accept my sympa,h
Truly, yours,
]. w. KEMP, lst Lieut. Con,'d Co.
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A HARDENED SINNER IIryG.-.llarman
CaulisAy, who va, sentenced at the last term
Of the c:rcui, court ol C"osa counIy, iur muir
dering Dr. Bulr"ws, the Lessee OF the 'cll-
tentiary, was executed we learn, on tue nth
inst. within the walls Of the Prniten,ary
lie asserted his Innocence OF poisoning The
Erizell family, on charge OF which he had been
sent to the Penilentary. lie said he felt JUS.
titled in killing DR.. Burrows, and leIt no re,
morse for having committed the murder, but
would do it again under like circumstances.
lie was perfectly cool and collected, aud took
considerable interest in llari"g the rope adj
iu>tcd To sl,il him, claiming plenty Of rope,
50 as to have good tall. as he did not lear
To die He requested the hangman not 10
throw the drop until he gave the word, which
lie did in minute Or two alter he made the
request, as calmly as he would have asked
the most triaing rcquest.-Monisomefy Mail,
l9;h.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT:

l..org. Free and Nancy his vie, aud
Vim. FuM Ter and Martha his vile, Pine.
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Oct %
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WHAT KIRBY SMITH HAS DosE IN kES-
TucKY.-A gentleman just from our army in
Kentucky furnishes US the following report of
work done by the Kirby Smith brigade since
entering Kentucky:
"We have now on our parole hooks over
five thousand prisoners. We have captured
eighteen pieces of artillery, five hundred
wagons, two thousand mules, and one thou
sand five hundred horses, and small arms in
vast quantities es"-Mobilc Advertiser u Reg
ister, Oct. l7th.
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Pistol Cartridges.

a FEW Enxc< of PISTOL. CARTRIDGES
IA lnr SALE. hv j. y. EEEl.hi.
Hamburg, :. C., Sept I'm IS
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ID, -
Virginia of Typhoid Fever. WILLIAM TYLER
GARDNER, suu of SAMUEL ". and ELIZA a.
GARDyEK.
As soon MS nc saw Tie hostile attitude of the
Federal Government towards bis native State, hc
chceriuily volunteered and hastencd with his Cap
tain and Company to meet the pcrils which sur
rounded Charleston. for he loved her honor and
her rights and was firmly determined to give his
life in vindication Of rham. lie knew that he he
lnn%cd :" his gallant State. End that 1t was bis
Indispensable duty to peril his life TO save the life
Of his State. Actuatc'l l'y high AMI ian''ah!e mo-
tvcs nj honor and rntrinrism. lie was present ns
n gallant snllrr ut The firing Of the first gun,
which commenced and proclaimed the war. Co?-
s,qucntly, Ec saw the fires Of war kinde and blaze,
and uarripated in the strife and victory. Bat
suon great aud heroic Virginia linked her destiny
with Son;h Carolina and hogan 10 bleed aad to
Virginia he promptly went 10 give her his aid as
a soldier: for be identified Virginia with his Sta:e.
lie continued in the active performance Of his
arluous duties during seventeen months, ana
never complained or murnurcd ia relation 10 the
hardslIips and dan gers incidental Il" u soldiers
life but he !cre and endured NIL viii! manly pa
trintism and heroic rori:udc. Ile was .fyh i"g
soldicr in III. grca; Battles, whiv!! haze recently
,lrcncicl the sails ut Virgins, and Maryland with
human !lond anl although he was sick. yet lie
woaiL rninge in the hnndy conflicts. aid act we'll
his part Eravcly has he fon&h;, molly has he
fallen in the golden morning "f lie.
lie Iuvcd his duty and it was real pleasure to
him 10 do IT, Tor he nude il and pleasure "":. His
Intelligent and gallant Captain writes nf him III
his letter, anil states that lie died after an illness
Of six days. though lie had hccn unwcll for
month nearly hctrre he left The CoinlanY. Daring
this time we did all We could :" persuade him 4"
Stnp br The way side, TO rest and rerovcr hi;
health. but ever prompt to discharge his duty in
the capacity Of soldier rs i" all hing else, h.,
,rorld 90 as long as he could sagScr. No better
soldier ever lived, ANA no ""dle" :nl ~"ihicr gen
ticiGan.
lie mcTi.nI as he wan the respect. the esteem.
the love. u! NIL who Sncw him: i"r hnn"r. .'nrag".
truth. and love characterized him hr"ngh life.
lie has passed away. after ,le Iuiimc"; OF lis
duty to his bleeding country, and his pure :riri
has gone TO cnjoy the glory of the golden 'aan-
siunS of nterna. hli:S.
May God in hi< mercy give Tic F;''ily, wh"
deeply mourn his loss light md srnr', l!ai they
may have perfect rcsirnni"l L. His hish ai.'
incnmprelausihlc will, and heal he wound ~h'rh
he has Inflicted fflrNb.
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Later from the North.


NOZZLE. ALA, Oct. 26th.-The following is q
special dispatch to the Mobile Advertiser l Reg
lister:
The Memphis (Tenn.) Register Of Oct. a0Ih,
has been received here. 1t contains the following
intelligence:
CAPE RACE, Oct. 2o.-Thc London Times says
that the emancipation proclamation Of Lincoln
is political concession of the Aboi,iOniss, that
when the Union existed the Constitution gave no
reh. to the President or Congress to free the
slaves. Emancipation was the bolt in the hands
of tho President to destroy the social organization
of the South-a blow which Lincoln has assumed
the right to launch, without the power to enforce
his decree. The North must conquer every square
mile of the South before it can make the procla-
nation Of more effect than merely waste Of pa
per-
The commercial ncws from Now York says that
a strong impression prevails among the leading
merchants OF tha t city thut termination Of tie
war will ultimately occur from financial crisis
end confusion in the North.
Louisville dates OF Oct a3d, contain the follow
ing:
Gen. Morgan made successful raid on LeIing-
ton, ky., on the elst inst. capturing regiment"
of $50 men of Ohio cavalry, whom he paroled, but
keeping their horses and equipments.
lie encamped at night near Versailles; and,
on the 2sd inst., overtuok a train Of IS wagons
on th. Durdstown pike and destroyed them. He
also, captured another train Q: wagons late in the
evening the number Of wagons in it is not known,
then made the circuit OF BueI's army, and Joined
Bragg again.
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Mn. EDITOR: Please publish tho following let
ter from Lieut.. J. W. KEMP, Co. G. 7th S. c. v,
to Mr.. JACOB WRIGHT, and obli.e many readers
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THE CorToN TRADE OF THE RIO GnASDE.-
A Washington dispatch says:-lt is ascer-
,sncd that large supplies Of cotton for ports
of Europe are obtained on the Rio Grande.
Mexican vessels are engaged i'll supplying for.
eign ships Texan planters carry their cot
ton to Brownsville, Texas, whence the article
is clandestinely carried 10 the American bor-
der. On the 9Th Of September there were
twenty vessels there, waiting for carsoes, in
cluding an English steamer which had t6o,-
900 with which to purchase cotton.
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Gen. John III. Morgan Hangs the Fcdcr-
al Provost Marshall OF Lexington.

We have it upon what We deem very reliable
authority, that after our army fell back FROM Per
ryyillo, Gen. John II. Morgan dashed into Lex
layton and hung, in the street, the Provost Mar
shal OF that CITY, 1t seems that this dirty tool Of
Lincoln had notified the mother Of General Nor
gan that she must leave Kentucky, and, in tho
event of her failing to do SO, would resort to some
severe measures to make her go. The noble SOD,
learning this. resolved that be would take his life
st all hazards. This he did, as reported to us BY
truthful Kentucky gentlemen, in q gallant style.
Knoxville Register.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Elizabeth lIanry, Applicant,

W.
Ellen lEancy. lIulyman Randall and
his wife ElniIy and others, 1cf'is
EpY nm order from tic Ordinary Of Eaccfcd
kb District shall proceed t" sell at EaEcIiHd
Z. H.. on the first Monday in december next. fr
Partition, the Real Estate Of Wisnn P llun"y
Iced. consisting of u TRACT OF PARCEL OF
LAND, situate. lying and lcng in the District
and State aforesaid containing Two hundred aud
ffiy (2jU) acrrS. more or less. bounded hr lands
of Dr.. +. !. Minis, Simpson Rove, Hcnj. /. Lam
,lrnu, aud d.. j. Courtney.
TERMs.-0n u credit of twelve months from
The day Of safe. Purchaser: To give Bond With
guud srcuri,cs anl Mortgage nf the premises
To- the Ordinary Ia Ecrnrc the purchase money.
Costs 10 he lail in cash. Titles EXTRA
LEWIS JONES, S. E. b.
Oct 2S. lsG2 it l%
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv ORDINARI

BDY w. F. DURIs0H, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Ed field District.
whoreas, laura a. Ready has applied to me
f,r Letters of Administration on all aud rirgu-
lar the gouds aud chatIlcs, rights md credits of
John c. Ready jr, alc .: the District aforesaid,
deed.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
ar,l singular, the kindred and creditors "i the said
deccnac;l. to &c and appcarhclnrc me, NJ our mex!
or,,in,rv's Court for the sn;i Di>trctto be holden
ri };l-cGc!l Court lIousc, al the lth day of
Nov. ucx!, TO show ru.sc, if my. Why The said
administration s!nu. not be granted.
Given und;r my Eald and zeal, tais Goth day
of Oct. in the year Of oar Lard Ono thuus-
anl eight hundred and sixty-:wn, ami in the
eighty seventh year of the sovereignty and Indie
peM,lencc of the State of South Carolina.
VIZ .DUklS0E, 0.E.D.
Oct 81 2t 43
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FODDER! FODDER
OFFICE A. Q. NJ,

OFFICE A. Q. NJ,
CuAnLEsTcS, S. c., Oct. %, lse2.
MFR. G. A. DL0uNT is appointed Agent of
I'VE this Department, for tho purchas" ot FOD-
UE,r<, for the District .: Edgcficld.
Planters desiring TO Srll will communicate with
him at Augusta, Ga. Particular attention must
he paid to- the packing. 40 water must be used:
Great loss to the Government was experienced
last yenr by Fodder being improperly packed, and
all such will be rejected.
MOTTE A. PRINGLE,
Capt. & a. z. N.
Ont % Pm 42
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The Expected Attack.

A dcsertcr from the Yankee feet oil Charleston
says that the City is to be attacked by powerful
naval force between the lst and 10Th Of Noveu.-
ber
Tho dcserter, says the Iercary, is one RUSSELL,
Bri,ish subject who says he was enlisted by
fraud.
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GAnnorgRs AT WoRx.-On Monday night,
Capt. Anderson Ferguson, OF South Carolina,
was knocked down ON Mayo street, Richmond,
and robbed of six hundred dollars.
The same night, gentleman was Knocked
down on Grace, but the door OF u residence
being opened Immediately opposite, the as
salants ran of without robblng their victim,
bu, it was some minutes before he rec vered
consciousness.
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SEAscyAuLg.-Wc are gratiied to state
that Yesterday, in accordance with arrange
ments made some time >iuce by Qaarernas.
ter-general James J ncs with the Secretary
OF War, through General MCGOWAN, Of the
Confederate Army. the clothing in the State
Quarernas,er Department was sold to tho
Confederate Government, under the express
provision that tie issues tllertfrcm are to be
made first to the troops from this State in
Virginia. In the 10, are about 900 coats.
1000 ovcrcoats, 5000 pairs panlS, and, best
of all, some 5000 blankets. Our noble vet
erans will soon be able. We trust, TO bid King
Winter as stern q defiance as they have hith
ero hur!, at King Ahe.-Caro!cnian
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VILE SEcEDE-A few days ago, Gov. Nor
ton, Of Indiana made speech in Washing.
TN city, in which he declared that it the
South succeeded in this rebellion, it would be
impossible to hold the remaining States to
rcther. The Inference is, that in the event
supposed, the Northwest will exercise the
right Of secession, and separate herself from
the remuinrg fragments Of the old Union.
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" IRON !"

NKTANTED for Government uso, CAST OK
wv WROUGHT IRON. Those having small
or large lots on their plnntntions in their yards,
or elsewhere, are earnestly requested I" scni the
Same to Mr. WM. HILLS Stnre, Hamburg. 5.
c.. who is authorized to receive aud pay J cts.
psr pound IN CASH Fnr the same.
e.. MCBRIDE SMITH,
c. S. Agent Ord Department.
Augusta, Oct % 2ts 90
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Quick TlME.-The Alta Californian, Of
August 2i, has this paragraph, which detnon-
strates conclusvely that the world moves:
The telegraph worked bravely last night.
Our last dispatches are dated Washington
and New York, at u o'clock midnight. They
reached us at 10 p. M, two hours, in fact, be.
fore they Mere transmitted.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ UEEiNAHr.
Julia X. C'rss, Applicant,

ANON E. Far-ow, e. al, Def Is.
upY an order from The Ordinary shall proceed
I'D to sell Il, Edgcieli &. II. on the first Mon
day in November next, fer Partition. tho Real
Es,u,e Of Mrs Tushti Farr,w. deceased consist
ing cf A TRACT OR PARCEL OF Land
living and being in the District and State atore-
sai,l. containing Twentysrvcn (2Il Acres, more
nr less. and homndel hy lands oi W. j. Ready
+; j. Young gblvod, J. IL. Minis and the Columbia
Road.
TERMS.-On n credit Of twelve months from
the day uf SALE Purchaser to give Bond and
gn,: securities, and Mortgage to the Ordinary
to secure The purchase murcr. Costs to be paid
in Cash. Titles extra.
:" e LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Oc.G Ito Al
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State cf South Carolina,
EDGEF!ELD DISTRICT,
II up nINARN

~
gpYw. f. DURISoE, Estlp Ordinary of Edge
Id field District
Whereas, Mary Shcaly and Levi G. McNsary
have applied 10 nc for Letters oi administration
on all amt singular the goods am,l chatrlc<, rights
and credits Of Levi ShcaIy, late Of tnc District
aforesaid, deed.
These are. ,hvrcr"rc, TO cite aud admonis!, oil
and singular, the kindred and crofiturs Of the
said deceased tu be- and appear httnre uls, at o,rr
next 0rlnary's Court fur the said District, 70 be-
holden at Edscfcld Co"rl House, oa llG Sth day
Of Nor next. to show cause, il any, why The said
administration Sl,om! M. hc granted
Gi.cu under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
Oct, in The year of uut Lord one til"uslnd eight
hundred and sixty-two ard in The cishry-scvcnth
year of Tie sovereignty and Independence Uf the
State Of South Carolina.
- WE. F.DURISOE, O.E.D.
Oct .: 43
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIE.D DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Mulberry Zimmerman, Applicant,

Edwin Zimmerman,
Tyre Zimmerman, ct nj, Dc?tS.
TDY IN Order from the Ordinary, shall pro-
I'D rccl To sell al Edgricl! {. H., for Partition.
r,, the first Monday in November uext, tho Real
E.,ui, al john B. Tim:mcrma;r, dcc',i., consisting
If TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying
and hciug in the District and state aforesaid,
containing unc hundred and Gty (i3U) acr,S,
m r.. ar less, and brunlr,i hy lands Of S. " /.
Sirhn;suu, Iarnt QUITS aud Juhn Darn.
:rEltAiS-Un i credit of twelve months frrm
the day of SALE Purchasers 20 give Bend and
good SECURITIES and a Mortgage to the Ordinary TO
secure the purchase money. Costs tu be paid in
cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. Z. D.
Oct llc IL
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w. KEMP, lst Lieut.. Cou.'d c.

The ESCAPED TORIES. addition to the
four mentioned by us in our last as having
been recovered, three have been killed by the
soldiers who were on the watch looking out
for them. They were discovered trying TO
pass the pickers and get away, and would not
halt when called upon hence they were shot
How terrible is the doom Of such transgres.
siors Atlanta Coulederafy, 9th.
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State Of South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, Oct II, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS. no. IS.
T GENERAL ORDER No.. 80, Of Sept 22l
Rs ut., requiring the several Regiments Of the
First Corps Of Reserves to appear ut their res
pectvs places of rendezvous for Review by the
Commander Chief is hereby suspended for the
present. :,
II. Culuncs Of the Regiments of Reserves will
promptly extend this order to the Companies oi
their respective c, mmands.
BY order Of fkc Cnmnanicr- Chiri.
WlLM0T &. DESAUSSURE,
Ailjutant and Inspector General Of 5. c.
Oct. IL 81 Ill
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sEy The planters and farmers, truly says
the Charleston Courier, have the destiny of
the South in their hands Will they pant
cotton crop or rot during the war?
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SefaN!cen likely Negroes,

Of the goods an,l caattes Of Jas. L. jones, deed.
TERMS.-Tbc said property will be s"lr! ou a
crci, nf twelve months with interest from day nf
sale, purchasers to give Notes with two Or ;uorc
approved suretcs.
ELIZABETH NJ. COLEMAN. Adm'ix.
De bonis mon with Will annexed.
Oct lG, 1867. 3te -
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Executors Sale.

CROP OF CORN AND FODDER,
household nnd Kitchen Furniture, ono Wagon,
Plantation Tools, &c.
Also, nj the same time aad place will proceed
to sell the Zeal Estate Of sad deceased, embracing
About 400 4 crcs OF Lund,
Adjoining larrlc CT Col. Vim. Quattlbaun, Henry
Rushtun, jr., james Chc"tham AMI others. On
tho premises there is suud Dwelling and nll lie
ccSsary us.hullinSs. About one half of tbi:
Tract is in cul;vation-i; well waterci-aud is in
fact desirable plantation.
TERMS.-The Land will lie sold ON II credit OF
one and twn years in equal annual instalmenrs
with interest from date. The personally will bc
sold OH a credit ~ twelve months. with interest
from sale. Notes and approved security will be
required. Sums under $40 cash.
TNOS. EAEINS, Ex'or.
Oct 3;& 40