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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-04

A FLEET OF TRANSFORMS AT PoEr RorNI.
A report reached here Yesterday from a reiia
ble source. that forty Yankee transports are
il Port Royal harbor. Whether they are
there for another demonstration on Pocatal :
70. or not we are left to conjecture. Port
Royal or New South, as they call it has be-
come not only a free negro heaven, but 4 Yam
kee heaven for their transports, and naval
vessels. If they are permitted to hold quiet
possession IF il for another year, it will he
come one OF their most important naval de-
pots. where thew will bnildth light dranght
,rnncla,is. with which to penetrate oar rivels.
Is there no means nf disturbing ;!,eir lnicl :
Mil not General Mas:uder's i!eet NJ cotton
clads, or Gen. Wheeier's morse marines
take them in hand ?-Sav. News, "Oth. '
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Il. iSn-.
EXTRACT.
HE.c1UARTERs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPT, $. c

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPT, Sc,
CoLaxD!A. January S. 1864,
vTyUE Act or The General Assembly. entitled
AN Ac. to suppress the undue disiiilation
of sp;ritunus liquors frcia Ire cereal grains OF this
State" contain; the ;~"llcvihs %provis". namnly
That the Governor. il satisfactorily Informed
that a supply Of spirits, which cnnnnt bc other
wise obtained. is absolutely necessary Tor m"dl-
cinal purposes in lhi5 State, may contract with a
prnrcr number Of rc.lonsihle and ski Ird agents,
in nuy ono OF moro II the Districts, 10 mHnntac-
,ura 4 limited qaan;i;y 81 pure -pirirs. 81 s. limited
and rensnuan, ;rirr. strict ! for mc''i 'ia"! pnrp"-
.y4. taking care tina. strh proper disposition 81
the prulur, is maize as To. secure It's .l'r::icaiioh
alone 10 the purpose intended"
TO e%na!i,e the Guycrnnr ~ ascertain the rn'n-
iity required for the at"ye purpose, the lhyslcilns
y: the different Districts in this State are request
ell 10 furnish To his Department. as early AS lra.cc
licabic. a ytn,cincnt US 10 wlat supply q, NroeS
spirits, which cannot he "therwis1 ~ = ined, ~ AN
%.olutely necessary for meiv..,stnas purposes" in thcir
respective Dis.:.,... rs ftEe present year.
j.: ,e,ucGtol that suck sler. lc iakca rs tina,
The Statement shall represent tho views Of II WA
iurity If The practiciGS iis.fsietans III each District.
Is order Of liz iioyera.c.
JOSEPH WALKER,
Cumm,ssary-Gcnera Of S. {.
Jan. II IL =
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Administrators Sale,

I'm pursuance uf m order froui the Ordinary, I
4 will proceed to sci! ut my residence, pear
Plumb Branch Church, on THURSDAY, the lst6
February next,
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES, Z
Belonging to be Estate Of Mrs. Sarah jacobs,
deed. Among them is n Distiiler and one Weav-
cr-thc rest ure field bands.
TERMS.-The above Nesrnes will be sold on u
credit until the first of December next, with inte-
rest FROM the day Of sale. Purchasers will be
required to give two or more good securities.
The Negroes'not to be removed until tue tor,ns
are complied with, and il re-sald will be at the
risk CT the first purchaser on the day following.
ELIAS C.. NOBERTSOSr hdioT.
r,nrn. "a.
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administrators Sale.

EY Pursuance of an order from W. F.. Durisoe,
Il ESQ.,. Ordinary Of EigrI;4ld District, / will sell
ar shc lnte residence Of Y. 4. CLARK, decd. en-
WEDNESDAY, iIe 18th Fcbruiry. all tho lereo-
nal estate of said Deceased. consisting uf
THREE NEGROES,
STOCK OF MULES, HORSES, CATTLE,
- HOGS, BACON, LARD,
CORN, FODDER AND sHUCKS,
Gin Head, one Two Horse Wagon and Harness;
Thrashers, Blacksmith Ead plantation 1'uo!s,
Household ana Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TO RENT.
At the same time and place I will RENT THE
PLANTATION Oh which the said deceasei re-
sided. The place is in good .epair, abont 900
acres in cultivation, about 2d Of which is sown in
small grain. -
TEKMS.-Tho above property will DO sold Cir
a credit of one Jcur with interest from day Of
sale. Note eud good security will lie required.
B.. NATKISs, Admir-.
Feb 2 2t*
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From Genesis Point.
Wars STATION, Feb. l.,

WAYS STATION, Feb. /, 5 ~. ID.
To Brigadier General Mercer A Yankee iron
clad is anchored about two hundreds yards from
the distractions. -Four; other gunboats. and one
mortar boat are opposite to and two miles from
the battery. The firing is very rapid.
Major Gallie has just been killed, and one OF
the meu buried in the sand.
Our raropet in front Of the eight inch-guns is
entirely demolished, though the detachment are
still in their guns. One Of our 80 Founders is
disabled-wheel broken.
We VIII hold the battery to the last extremity,
md blow her up before We will. surrender.
The attack ia severe, but the men are in fine
spirits.
R. II. ANDERSON, Col. Cong.
a.2o, A. M.-The iron clad has been struck sew
eral times, and is slowly falling down the river,
though she is still within a thousand yards of the
battery.
The battery has received no further damage.
The garrison is in fine spirits and everything
working beautifully.
Two more men have been slightly wounded.
I p. 1.-The garrison, after a most gallant aud
determined resistance have driven of the enemy.
The | hayior of the officers and pen was noble.
The t.amsge to the works can DO repaired in
about two hours.
Our loss is, Diajor Gallie killed, and seven pri-
Yates w~ounded-som seriously.
(Signed) T.. II. ASrERsoS,
Colonel Commanding.
The Federal feet has retired. The irOn-clad
WAS injured.
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Inter spem ~caramquc. tim"'e'q"e later ct ir".,
Umncm cred. Gicm tibi di!arissc sup'. m"m.
Hon. r.. ".
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Fe!, 5
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NOTICE.

A IL Ab.ertees from tho 14th $. C.. Volunteers,
n in Edgefcli and Barnwell Districts, whose
leave of absence and turloughs have expired, are
hereby ordered to report forthwith to their Regi.
mpst.ll Headquarters, Virginia %aeis m: iail
Ii, do 40 will lie arrested by TIE Shc..F md kept
IN custody until called :ar BY :he proper Oui'.r
sdai d5i,fSr that pJsitGse. Members .a i% %, s Rs, hssii
Win report g tia Confederate Surgeons at ou!lm-
: IT,, will fu%rxlaa.d thy ertitcq,c' IF tiAeir $-t;eudi:iG
.:ay,ieih.n that thGy are uiphle to dn %:
Corn. THoS. W. CARWILE, Of Go. D., is do.
t,,,,.i 10 sye this order carried Uut in the Districts
OF Eigcicld md Baruwesl.
JAMES McCARLEY,.
Capt. Co. F,.iith nes't. 5. {. V.
Feb 9, 1853. II y
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AIsocIrlEs OF TIE FEDERAL SOLDIERS on
~uEiR OWN PEorLE.-The Federal sodiery
are beginning to practice their atrocities on
their W people: The New York Tunes
thus tells of the acts of q battalion of @Shalp
shooters" encamped about that city:
The First New York Sharpshooters have
received no pay. In consequence Of which
they have become demoralized, discontented,
and lawless. The inhabitants of Gutenberg,
Weebawksn and North Ho5oken, have been
greatly annoyed by squads of these men who
gn ont on forasing expeditions, robbinS them
Of their poultry and such articles as they may
fancy, as well as, III some instances, Of enter
ing and plundering dwelling.huuses. On one
occasion. . German, in attempting to prevent
their from stealing his poultry, bad three
shots fired at him, and for safety was COM
PEELED to take refuge in his house and submit
10 the robbery. the public houses, and es-
peciuily the lager beer saloons, Of which there
are q considerable number in that locality
bsvo had great cause Of complaint. Parties
OF soldiers would enter these house, drink
and rat as much a. they liked, and, if pay
was demanded, a destruction OF property fol.
lowed, and violence @as usel s,sain-t those
who might oppose them. a committee o.
c;,is.us was appointed, who waited upon tine
Colonel, aud laid before biIn.tleir grievances
when, it is alleged. he replied that he wished
they would smash every saloon there. Find,
ing that there was no redress, the citizens ii
.h@@ localities Above nsl:.sd, have b;:ntc,l to
o.;her AND armed ;h~c:sselye5 viii tesotyers
S5,tts.rm;resA;' to protect themselves and proper
IS asai in.t further Hspsedatlons: 4 nigh
uat:ol has been organiza'l, and qths- mean'
hays been adopted TO Carry onl this end, an;
should the soldiers persist in their course
serious results ere likely To follow.
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Notice.
Cold Spring., Feb .

nICk C~HEATItAM will stand the ensu-
IL lag SPRING SEASON ut E~dgef"ld G. L..
vi, Mondays. Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thnrs-
day..--nt Harmon Gallman', tire remiinier If
The weok. He will commence his Season frst "f
Fehrunry and end tbs iGih day # June. He will
remain Il; his Stable until first "f March-a!;er
that time lie will alternate.
twenty-five Dollars will 10 Charged for the
Scnson. i do not desire him tc 80 10 more than
:evcnty-iive Mares.
His pedigree IS kncwn to the irre,icrs in Edge
fel.i. Tia u. BACON.
Feb "m!i
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RUNAWAY

EaOM the Subscriber On the 23i january my
Il Negro man HAMP. Sail Iiamp is dark
coinole .cd, ) feet 6 or S inches high, and las
heen shot in left arm; inst below shoulder. lie is
vel, acquainted ia the r-ighhortoo of Mr. Fl
dred Mohley. aadin. Garrweil District. ! will
give i:a Cor his arrest and delivery i'll sny jail 81
that T rau get h:,a.
A!aa. runaway about 18th Nov. lmst. my negro
man LEPF--sa;d JET 10 ab'u; { sect high. daTh
eomplcc;cd. right fore finger oil. / will give u
liberal rewurd for his recovery.
Cold Springs, Feb . 81 ;
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NOTICE.

EJAvING been detailed upon n recruiting ser
III vice from Co. A., cd Regiment. S. c. VI
uuder orders from Maj. Gen. G.. W. Smith, Gem
handing department of North Carolina, can De
found for the next twenty days ut the residence 81
Mr.. Scaborn S,alnaker, near Kirksey's \ Roads,
or ut Edgeield C. H., ready to receive the names
of those DESTROYS of this opportunity to io!un-
tecr.
A persons ~ho are rihin Coascripl agss' ano
who a,aT come forward and offer themselves for
service. will be allowed to volunteer, and will re-
ceiyc all the benefits which are secured by law ia
Volunteers.
I am also required by orders to npprehend al
stragglers and deserters from the army within my
reach.
.Absentees without leave from Evans Brigade,
reporting to Inc by the 10th inst, will receive full
pardon, except forfeiture Of pay for the unau'
thorized period Of absence.
JOHN Il. ALTON,
Recruiting Scrs't Co. A, ed S. c. ':
Feb 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT


~ ORDINiRY.
HOY W. 7. DuRIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D ticld nistrirt.
.Whtreas. Mrs. Loah D. Inmage, has applied to
me- for Letters Of Administration, on all md singu-
lar the goods aud.rhutte!s. rights and credits OF
James C. Raipuge, lats at the District aforesaid,
decd. :.
These arc, therefore, to cite and ndrnonish all
onl singular, tho kindred and creditor. nj the
said deceased, to be al. aIn.ear' hsfnfs nte, at our
next ordinGry:s CaErt far the said p'sirict. {" he
h,lnem at Edgetold Court House, on the 10th day
of February inst, to show causc, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this End day
of Feb. in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, and in t:e eighty
rev entll year of the IaieP-naence Of s Carolina.
". i. DURIS0E, o.g.p.
Fe;. ste
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NOTICE.

SERGEANT j. VI. FosHEE, Of my comrauy'
= being detailed as my Recruiting Sergeant
will be in Edgc:ield and Ahbeyille Districts du,
ring February prepared to receive Volunteers and
enlist them. He may be provided with bounty,
hut if he is not, Bounty will be paid on the first
Pay Roll, or rs early AS practicable.
j. ii. BROOKS, Capt. Co. II,
eth Bat. S. c. v, late
Joe Johnston Rifles"
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HEADQUARTERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dept, s,

c0MMIssAEY-aENgaAL's DEPT, sc.
ccLuNNtA, 5. e.. JauuaryS, lsas..
h LII applicants ioF agencies Tor toe diSiils.ioi
"A of spirituors ltgaor. from tho ccrral grains
OF This State, in conformity with tbu Act TO :up-
brcss the undue distillatior thereof, ~sl' Ella With
the undersigned thc;f applications, In. ge;her with
the testimony OF two or iD"rc respectable nndcrodj-
bic phys;ciuns of tbr District, Only authenticated
by tue Clerk Of the Court, that they src r%caponsi-
bic and ss killed. agents.
BY order of the Governor. y.
JOSEPII-WALkER. e,
Commissary. General of $. c.
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Lost!

nv Saturday 18th jan. 1863. 7 lost a small plain.
" black morocco POCKET POOR, containing
about ssO-onc $50 Confederate BILL. size of other
Bills not recollcctcd. The Pocket Book contained
Il Motto made payable to Mark Smith for tho hire
of n negro hoy for 500, due LIST Jan. T4 by sub
scriber. Also list ono Nu;e Of hand On Julius
Banks for S2QN with credit of St1a on Let. jan. 'Ga,,
nc,! m,e M z. y Coleman for 3l01s dates n"trso.l-
footed. Eat given rsc:leiime LEST f"l!,--bpth pny:i-
blei,o suiistcrlbvr. al rers6fs .are hereby FIRE.
wasncd from trading fog tie said-Notes. iegC
II. W. GRIFFITH.
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From yicksburg.

MOBILE, Jan. 81.
The Advertiser & Register has a-despntch dn-
ted vicksburg, sot!. which says Scouting pnr-
ties appeared this morning on the river bank up
pnsi,e hers, and burned four houses undc. range
Of our batteries. They are supposed to be erect
ing batteries opposite the town.
No new movements among the fleet.
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Stevens Greek Academy

UHE Exercises o: this Institution will COM
mencc on the second Monday Of January
1888, under the supervision of the undersigned,
! whose purpose vii he to give the whole Of Ills
time and attenlivu to tie mental and moral train
ink of Students put under his care. Persons
wishing to give their children good Acadcmical
Education, or to have them thoroughly prepared
for my Southern College, will have kind aud
ii5ernl attention given them in our School.
Primary Department, including Spelling, Rcnd-
ing, Writing, &C., $40 per Session.
Academic Depo rtment-Class First, including
Reading, penmanship, English Grammar, Histu-
", Arithmetic and Geography, $3.50 pr Session.
Glass Second, including English Composition,
Natural Philosophy, Analysis. nj TIC Eng. Ian
guagc, Arithmetic, Alsebrs, Latin and Greek, $50
per Session.
instruction in Latin and Greek will be given
partly BY lectures and partly ny daily examina-
lions upon the Text. 1t sill BIZ conducted with
the view of enabling Students to translate with
readiness and write with accuracy the Languages
which i embraces 10 this end constant attention
will be devoted to the written exercises of trans
posing Latin and Greek into English and English
into Latin and Greek. p.
There will be two Sessions. each cousistinga:.of
Twonty Weeks. The Spring Session commences
pu. the second Monday in January, and copii""es
Twenty Weeks. Two weeks afterwards, the fal!
session commences nnd continues Twenty Weeks,
which giycS Il vacation Of fro ,rceGs.
At rhe end of each term there will he n thor
oiph examination Of the different Glasses before
the patrons Of the Institution.
80 deduction will be made except in eases OF
protractsd illness.
JOHN VI. MccANTS.
Jan ) rs
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State Of South Carolina,
r:.nHEHFIEI.D DISTRICT,

IN. uRIilNAI1
DYw w. F. DURISoE. Esq. Ordinary Of Edge
Id field District.
.Icreas, Xelckial Watkins. has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration III all and singular
the cnois and cha;tlcs, rightsand credits Of Virgil
A.. CLARK, late oc the District aforesaid. decd.
The, are. therefore. to cite and adm"nish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased. to he and appear before me-, ut our next
0rdiaary's Conr,fn fur the said District, to he hulden
.. El,.frld G. H.. on tie nth Day IF Feb. irx'.
to show cause, if any. why the said administration
should MT he granted.
Z. Given under my hand and seal, this oath day Of
Jan. in the year of on. Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty %-tl,-es, and in the 9Th ycns of
tho independence Of South Carolina.
WI DURIS0E, o.E.n.
~ tcno o.
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Wood and Shucks.

YsJI!E Subscriber will deliver good OAK WOOD
4 at $.,uo per four horse load. Pine, Gum and
j. u ic Wood any o'c cau havs thu, viii. L.u, it
away. ~ y. :
have also fpr sale a large quantity III GOOD
PR.DLiL0cK.s.
Dee 90 -. e s5l
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$50 Reward.

CAMP GRIFFIN. JAN. 3lh, 1862.
rTqHIRTY DOLLARS EEWARD will he paid
q for the arrest and delivery OF ADAM LuN-
NENBERGER to this Crmp, or Fifteen Dollars
fur his arrest and confinement in iai. with i1t"r-
nrl,ion of hi. arrest: The said LuNHENBlR-
GER deserted lily C~uNrauy in Charleston IN The
2lih November last. Ali thuse ON expired fur
luushs will rcrult themselves for dnty im,neaiaie-
ly, pr they will be considered dcserters aEd treat
cd accordingly.
Ry order of Col. 7. G. GAcos.
J.. h. HOLMES. Capt.
Go. c, 9Th Reg't. Reserves.
Inn ~ ot
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LATEST.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2.-Relia5le intelligence from
Suffolk states that Corcoran commanded the Yam
kees in the recent fight. They admit q loss oil
500 killed. and wounded. Gen. Gibbs, was ser'-
ously wounded. All the hospitals in 'sufolk are
filed with the wounded.
The Pbi!ndelphia Evening Journal was sup
pressed by Gen. schenck, for publishing q long
editorial praising President Davis Message as
truthful and noble in contrast with Lincoln's.
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OBITUARY.

Inter spem caram4Ue. 'im"'esq"e later ef rus,
Umncn ered- dicn. tibi di!"rissc supp. m"m.
HuR. +. ~.
DEED at he Chimburazo Hospital, Richmond
yirsiuia. on Wednesday the ODD day Of July.
1859, Private JESSE GRAHAM, of Capt. T"lrp.
kin>' Co., 18th Rcgt Sc. V.
The subject OF this notice was tie second sun Uf
EEizAnErH p. ami JS". MIDnLEToS GRAHAM. al
this District, and was horn IN the eth of Febrn-
ary, l.4s, being 10 years Of age at the time OF his
docease.
He wa, enlisted nnh mustered into Confederate
scryire Mt Camp Butler un th- 18th of August 1851.
Whom his Regiment left The Coast for Virginia., he
accnnpanicd il: and. on Friday, 9th OF Junc,'in
th,, battles before Ricii:aonl, he was twice struck
by Minnie balls. one of which fractured his thiSh
bone. lie WIS conveyed from the olttle.hela u
the HoSritll. where. Notwithstanding Eope:ui
symptoms of recovery, after lingering n ie" weeks,
hi. wounds bnGisd the skill OF his surgeons. and
God to X ".he soldier of. du'y forever" In bat.
te he was intrepid and cool, and the herolsm and
nresence tc mind lie exhibited in every scene of
danger onkind,ed the wurincst admiration IN his
Ulcers and comrades. One OF his ohlcerS, IN VII.
ting ,borne concerning him, pays the %sulJoiied
we'll tribu.e 10 mis- sterling amt soidieriy
virtues -" lie has always conducted hihaseiI III
the most exemplary manner, ana STANDS exceed
inrly high with all bis te!low-soldirrs. In the
bard. fought battle of Friday, 9th June, Ec bare
himself most gallantly;; and was shot down III 'Ge
front ranks of bis c%ountry'S defenders"
IF his life had been spared, there douht.eSs lag
before him a bright career of future usefulness.
But he considered that his life was due to hi'
Country, aud chccrfully poured out his last drop
Of blood on her affairs. go,
Young soldier, alieu Your image will be ever
enshrined in the hearts Of those who loved you,
but ;e were herd to ~retra;u here ifor, dropping T.
teac on the lelhet of memory.
fought his fight, fulfilled he labor
Stlled his manly breast:-
All urhcard sweet natures cadence,
Trump Of fame, ind voice 0: maiiens;
Now he takes his rest."
DIED. at Adams Run, S. c., on the 18th Dec.
1852, WILLIAM ROBERTSON, in the AID yea1
of his age.
Mr.. Robertson, at the call OF his country, en-
tered her services as u private in the. First Corps
Of Reserves, and marched TO Jncksonboro, near
! the cuast, to defend his native Siute from the ut
tuck Of her ruthless invader. lie had been in
Camps hut u :ew weeks when he .sickcned and
died, far from his hume and family. His remains
were carried home by one Of his friends aud COM
radcs in arms. +,
Private Robertson has left q wife and several
children to mourn his loss. He was their only
earthly suppur:-and n1w ho is taken away! But
God, who hears the young ravens when they cry,
| will not turn u deaf enr 10 tho earnest r'pplica-
! tons Of the widow anl tne orphan. Mug lie, IL
! lis mercy, sustain theri through life, and pre-
p;re them for an 'thrr and u better world thaA
ias. WILEY ZIMMERMAN.
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ead-Ouarters

ENROLLING OFFICER Fer Hnn lFIeLn.
Eraen,hia>. Il. jan. 18th. lsGa.
G LII MEN in l~,igeGpl District low absent
"a with or without !eavel from kcrshaw's
~brffgade, will! report forthwith t" the Enrolling
Officer Of this District,
by order Of Jous 5. Pnns7os; c"l. & A. A.. q.
Commanding.
Enrolling Officer.
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Notice,

a LII persons having claims against Tho Estate
n OF Towles A,taway, decd. uro notiiel 10
present the same on or before LIST January lSii
and those indebted tn sail Estate viii i!esso pay
up by that time, as l dcsiss IL make u fnul settle
mepf IN that day.
JOHN ATTAWAY, Adm'or:
p.,a 81
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$50 Reward.

.g CAMP NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
,,.s. 10Th, lisGs,,
nESERTED ;rora lis Company, Private A.
~ MAE0Ni, If Co. f., 7h S. c. Regiment,
5ad MARONY is q native Of Edgsield Distri1.
is about Is or 10 years old. dark complication,
dirk hair, grey eyes, and Weighs about. 100 Or
100 lbs. / will give the abov. reward for bis de-
livery III any convenient jail, ey to mo III the 7th
JAMES MITCHELL, Capt.
Co. J.. 7th S. e. Hcg't.
Jam 1n 81" 2
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Head-Q Quarters
LII REGIMENT KESEEYES.

cAMp GalfriS, :th IAN. lsO;.
4 la ohe,i:cuce To General Orders. M. -. The
&. Gnlowing persons are s'lyr:tiscd a. '%etertcr;
tr. NJ CUmrany X. viz:
MIDDLETON FRANKLIN,
WM. :. MORRIS,
ISAIAH NJ. HEA DRICkS.
BENJAMIN. p. MEpL6Ck.
The said ,lesrrtcrs a:e from Eistie!d District. A
F. ward IF Thirty b"''arF each will lie pail for
liz. ,rres, md delivery nj this Camp Of sid de-
ger tiers, ur II Reward uf Fifteen Doilars each for
the apprehension u. said dsserrcrs, and heir csn-
Guemei,t in the iail df the District, or some other
safe place so ihRt; they ran be brought back.
IT. Ti.rsr members Of Co. X, jth Regiment
Reserves who arc al:diit on THROUGH. n"l "h":c
furiousbs have expired n,c hereby notified TINT.
miles. they -"ocrt forthwith to H.ai-t!n"rie.s.
they IS Il he ndvcrlifsl as ~icscrtcrs and treated as
:rch. Ey order of Cvl.>BAcay:
:. nETTfS. Capt.
To. X, 9Th 2eg't. Reserves.
JAs. Sn,., o.S S.
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