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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-10

A RovcH DIAaoNn.-The following para
geaph, which wa clip from a late Yankee pa-
per, pre- ats . very Z" rough diamond
=. yesterday, a large, red faced woman,
with q porter's load OF expensive iiileEy up n
her person, entered the largest jjcwelry store
In New York, and enquiring for d'amo'as, a
mag ui6cent assortment of rings, hrocaeS, ear
rings, necklaces, &c, were spread oet1re eer.
From these sue selected three thousand hive
hundred dollars worth which she reql,essen
might bs sent to her house with the bill The
eieTrk would had her husband at Lomc, see
said, and ue would pay tor them. A pen aao
q card were handed to her, aud she ~as
questcd to wri:e her address. She heslta' cd
her broad face turned from red to cru1 .o:',
and finally, in great confusion, she made e. her
mark "a big cros' on the card and .o,; ms
i. To the salesman, said Thar! hain.t lime
to write, but 1 guess he'll know that" Ihe
i~lli,era.e queen of diamonds was q Govern
nens contractors wife.
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Geu. Bragg aud the Young Officer.

The to.luw'ng shows thai though GENERAL
Bragg knows how to set his face rs a hlit Ill
inst ers of discipline, he also Knows how ~
syrnpath. ~ with the tender sentiments AID
~ applaud q delicate sense OF honor:
a correspondent If the Mobile Advertiser
writing rom Shrlb, vile. says:
An utirer in General Br4gg's army had OBJ
tanned q short leave OF absence to permit MIN
tu ~ home and attend TO Personal Interests
demanding his presence, Before bis time v!
absence had expired hs. reaaested Q further
leave Of absence Er thirty DAYS, and prom
ised to return o better SOLDIER than he hsd
ever been bef1re. His request was approved
by the various officers in command over him.
who knew him ~ bs u true and faithful man,
and 6uaiy by General Bragg. B-iure the
thirty slaysJ. tnne granted he'd EXPIRED, he
sgain forwarded 4 communication desiring q
stAt further le.Lae. his utaesrs w.rs sslv''-
,sbed ., .hs .ippudeucs> an1 audacityr aud
eaen one in turn through whose Lands II
passed marked it "disspgroved" Before the
communication reached army headquarters,
General Bragg was the recipient ot a letter
from this ufic, r, WHO stated that he lad maat:
applicable IL for further leave, md gave Us Lls
reason that while our army ~aa fur,her adj
ysnced he had become engaged to a young
lady from whom By had RECEIVED a letter,
whica he enclosed. This delicate missiye
contained q sad and touching farewell to the
young officer who had gained her affections:
She explained that since the enemy had
gai, ed her homestead they hsa4sssrayed her
property, taken everything from her, and welt
iuiyh made her penniless'.s
When she had engaged herself to her low
er. she vas the posssssor.of property, and vas
in different circumstances With this state
Of things existing, hard As she felt would %
the tual TO her, she had determined TO release
the object OF her affections from In engage
ment made in her prosperity. THIS mob e
missiye was couched In such loving and gen.
tle. though prudent and touching language,
that Il. might veil have drawn ,ears from the
iron warrior 10 whom it vas presented. The
officer added ahat the misfoTtunes Of his efa;
anced had oply the more endeared her 70
him. and this manifestation Of her disinter'
esaed love and spirit had oaly inspired .
stronger Infection for so noble q woman. fIs
desired a still further holiday that be might
go t. her and marry her, proving that MS
love was as pure. Us her OWL and by making
! her bis wife, er,dow his property upon her in
cass he was made the victim of o bullet Gen.
! Bragg sent directions " his bureau officer tQ
| send him the communication so soon rs II
should arrive and regardless Of the endorse.
meat Of . daspproved,' made by officers una,
ware of The circumstances, he marked II
"Granted for thirty days." and endorses
upon the lister = he lady is worthy the
best V,td brapest 1. lairr; aud from WHIST '-- Ill
l'befleye you are worthy Of the lady.
BRAXTON BRAGG"
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GEN. MoEaAN-This gallant soldier LAS
been turned ~loose, it is said, with instructions
W report to no one but Gen. Johnston. We
bave the first fruits Of The movement in the
following despatch FROM Morgan himself, da'
Jed Mnflicell,, KY, May 18th. 8 n. H.: q
i Iays met the enemy, l0,0O9 s'rong-the
cavalry under Mootord, the infantry under
General Carter-and baye ~repulsed then.
with heavy loss. They .reirtat-o across The
Cunb .rlaud, leavi & tucir baggage, cimp
rYuipage, etc, in my hands. They Isl three
hundred trowned while crossing the river.
| am nn the field 1u.yine lead Yankees. NJ,
ls-> is light, considering TWO days engagement
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5000 REWARD.

m lNAWAI u stolen from me on Saturday
10 night, s0th Nay, ny Nssgr0 woman KITTY
Kitty Is about 40 years old, upper front teeth ont
Billy 20 years old, Low, heaey:Ist Nte fdp0ss R
font e, At, upps; ,,: Sss,, S aa' . 81. a., ,SY Yss.'v t Sss. Wy g
doubt they we're dsG0ysd Of BY x@'y': Husband
az BIO 10 runaway: ~ Was raised 10 Bullock Of
Eman".5;. county, Ga. hs !. no doubt p'astu5 BIC
vuy in that direction. Elias, tue husband Of
Kitty, is a very black, sp!ks looking fellow. II Is
probublo they will change their names, or they
The above reward will be given if they are de-
l;vered to any Jail SO that I can get them. MY ad-
dress is Fruit Hill P. O.. Edgefeld Dist, s. g.
FRANCIS VI. ROACH.
1rne1 2tS ~
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Ccrera, :.scws Items.

sSyr The vanity Of Came is beautifully %illustra-
ted by the little fact that q splendid p%.rtrais Of
tho robsi President has just been puolished in
Paris, with. this inscription: IN. j. Davius'
President of South America"
ass- The French Min .ster at Washington re-
Gently dined with Secretary sewara. AT table
the Freuchman said to the da-ky w.iter Z" Give
me- 30 vin-nigre." "Sah," Indignantly replied tue
servant, " L am no niggah! lam o cuLud gsmmsn
oh do American scent"
aSr- The p'ckets y. both armies have been
prohibited { & in the Raj pahhnuock, because
Ii is believed that improper Information has been
given by them in their friendly visits to each
Other.
A Cincinnati dispatch reports that Presi-
dent Davis replied to q dispatch of Gen. Bragg
With regard to ysllandigham, that if he took tho
oath Of allegiance to the Southern Confedefucy
to receive him, aud II not, to send him back.
rsH- A correspondent Of the Chattanooga Rebel,
writing frum Bragg's army, Says that General
BrecEnridge's Division has been broken up, and
The pieces scattered. He and his staff with ono
of the fragments, have been sent to another beil
of labor.
s;sS; Brigadier General james A. Walker Of
Pulaski, county, late Colonel Of the Thirteenth
Virgins Regiment, has bsenessignsd to the ecn-
mand Of the stonewall Brigade. General w.
went into service as Captain of company c, in the
4th Virginia Regiment.
70 1872 MI, N,v V,rk ;c,rno1o nuta the anathv
with which the news Of the. recent battles was
received in that city. The Herald says that the
newspapers extras, containing the exciting &C.
counts, were sold in much fewer quantities than
in any preyious case of the kind. Almost stimuli
taneously with ttis news there was . prize fight
on tho Chesapeake, between two noted bruisers.
The descriptions of that were s,ught with avidity,
and the war news neglected.
80. The country through which the extended
railroad fr. m Danyille, Va, to Greensboro, N. C..
passes is productive in respect to its agriculture,
fich in mineral wealth, and in a high degree pic
turesqus and healthy. -.
nm It is said that the tremendous repulss and
slaughter of the Yankees at Vicksburg on Sunday
VAS due. to a stratagcm of General Pembertop,
who made.a feint Of eracuatiDg part Of his works,
when the enemy rushed in, only to be met with
immense slaughter from artillery placed SO rs to
take them with a raking fire.
2s- Chattanooga dates to the 3rd says: "Cred-
table information received here states that no
sercranz has commenced falling back from Muir
frsvsJoro to the fur:ifeatiors in Nashville. There
is no Doubt Of his having sent large reinforce
ments to Grant. Bragg's army is ON the gun cine
and ready IN follow.
naS- A correspondent informs tho Rockville.
Register Tint a few days since in Lee County, V",'
near the Tennessee line, a tory, who had slander-
ed The ~ilow Of u deceased Confederate soldier,
wns tied up Ly some half 2 dozen indignant
women, and received twenty stripes The women
who administered this wholesome admonit.on
were soldiers wirus and widows.
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Notice.

Tick CHEATHAM will stand the ensu-
ing SPRING SEASON at Edsefcld c. H.
on Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays aud Thurs
days.-at Harmon Gallman's the remainder of
the weak. He will his Season first Of
February and end the 1st day of July. He will
remain ut his Stable until first Of March-Aftsr
that time he will alternate.
Twenty-Five Dollars win beacharged for the
Season. do not desire him TO 60 to morn than
seventy. fye Mares.
His pedigree Is known to tho breeders in Edge
field. THUS. u. bAcoN
May 8 I'm ~
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Tho Richmond Examiner states that the
amount of Confederate States treasury notes
bearing date anterior To December last was
ssoo 100000. AL of toese, it says, will
sonn have been converted into bonds: or If
w., oil, cease TO be currency altogether.
TU'' Eve hundred millions Of currebcj will
= :,Aa as currency. from existence; and
De. De " money market be relieved by the heaviest
luz INs,a,;on ever known in the annals OF pubic
eepa.eo The hotes must be funded before
August. ], 1858.
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$50 Reward.

III WILL give the usual rewnrd Of $50 each for
the apprehension and delivery 10 me IN Camp
OF the fotfpwing namad DISORDERS from Company
d, 9th s. c. Reeimept, Jenkins Brigade Private
JOHN FORD, who deserted May, the 9Th, lsG?,
and private BENJAMIN KIMBRELL, who de-
serted September, 1a;h, 1859.
Said JOHN FORD is % years old, 5 feet 8
ireAes high, blue Dyes, light hair, dark complex
ion. Ho iIves four miles; East Of Gslnitevile.
DENJAMIN KIMBRELL is Is years old, s
feet 10 inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, fair
complexion. He lives at Bath Paper Mht'
By order JoHx BRArros, Col Commanding 9Th
S. c.. Regiment.
Capt Go. D, 9th S. c. v.
Camn near franklin, Va, May 2ed, '63. 4ts22
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND. June s - The latest returns in
dica,e Inc election of-ex.Guvernor VIM.
omita MS Governor ard Samuel Price, Lieu
teliart:l1overumr. Four members of the last
Congress-, .ho werp candidates ior reelection,
have been defeated, viz: Garnette, Us olis,
Butler a d Preston.
The Tr.degar Works are again in full blast
The maen,usry destroyed by the late i'e hav-
ing been replaced, they can row turn out
gins rapidly.
Frank p. B'air, jr.. has been arrested on q
charge of larceny. Tue investigation has
been postponed.
r.cS Of ONO, FROM the military prlson'n GIN
cinnatri, afay %, declared that he should Re-
,c.gnize allegiance to his own State and g "
ernnent wEeresoev4r be may b., a birding
III all things just Tie saline rs II he reiLaiAed
upon her soil.
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Gagedelb gbbtrtisu.
By sIMK1ns. DuRIsoE q CO.


The Dying Soldiers Last Request.
BY J. l.. BARHlcx, OF KENTUCKY.
Go tell my mother tina: I die,
A soldier true and brave,
And though TO scar fr IL Lcr sad eye,
Be shed above NY grave,
Pale eve will weep soft deWs above
The spot, as from a mo;her's love,
And birds for me viii mourning sing,
While DER nv eravesweet. flowers viii spfing'
Go tell my father that his SON
No tarnish leaves his name,
Fer him, in age, to look upon.
With sorrow or with shame;
That like . hero I bave' dioS:
Sustained by sense of truth and pride.
And thoagh my life, my all fgive,
,rrere bes,sr thus, than else to 1--we.
Go tell my sistcr that her smile
Makes bright my dying hour
That like rho sun to- some Iona ~isle,.--
Tome its cheering powers =
Zen nov the past is mine again.
Its memories soethe each sense of pain,
AS back Tar through the mis,s of years,
I sec her in youths smiles and tears.
Go tell the friends my boyhood know,
Tho patriots death is mine;
The sword I for my country drew,
now to them resign.
'Twere sweet TO live, yet + can die
And in the grave forgotten Be,
10 know I have my ~duty-done,
And robly life's last triumph wc'."
Go tell my comrades in the Gold,
I die q freeman's dsath.
Tell them to WELD the bale shield
With iife's la.t iin- ing breath;
The banner tina. We pc-s on high,
Still bid it all their lo"t. defy.
For whore tho war tide wiz shall wave,
Is fit to be a soldiers grave.
Go tel, that good man on whose word,
Esch Sabbath day I hung.
Ny spirit, 10 this hour, is stirred
By his imprisoned tongue;
Tell him the ~issrning, wisd. m, truth,
He taught me in my hayward YOUTH
Is still to me q blessed boon,
Thu. will frui'ion yield mo soor.
Go tell the loved one of my life,
Sweet Mary, fond and true,
The hope one day TO ,all her wife"
The dearest I e'er kne'!;
Ny last. last thought Garth is given,
To her, my mother, 10 HeI'en'
My latest prayer and - be, >.
With her enc in eternity.
lAAas.a CO.}sderacy.
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! arc worthy Of the lady.
BRAGG"

To DYE soLFER|No-rake q quantity Of
pJt eberries, squeeze out the Juice a,,d " each
Guptu( Of the juice add one cuptul OF vinegar !;
pat il a BRAS or tin kettle, put your arm IN
dye and let it boil strongly about thirty min
ute;, OF until it receives The proper co'or.
WYYNTUN.
The writer Of the above has shown US q
child's stocking dyed after the above recipe.
Though it has be.li Worn and washed, 1t re-
tains a deep and handsom., and apparently
permanent scarlet. COLOR. Indeed ii rs pretty
a, color for children's wear as any We have ev
er seen.
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TJOtice.

I'm ohedispeo tn orders from Regimental Hoad-
Quarters, / hereby notify all members Of my
command, on sick or wounded f%urlough, that they
iii hsreefter be required to furnish Confederate
Surgeon certiacats IF disability, regularly. an
those falling to c;omply with the above no'ice, will
=. sons;derod as deserters, and treated according
pe /. HARRISON, Captain.
~ Com'd'g Co. A, 9TH S. G. Reg.t
Juno 3,
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State of South Carolina,
EDfiEFIELD DIST It.,
In Ordinary,
IN ORDtA-kY
.Y V. r. Duhis0E. T. j., -

DYy.F r. DUnis0E. En-, -. o. 1sss-
I'D ieli District.
Whereas, Margaret ~. = 20 ,'..ti : 20
ms Tor Letters OF. .Adl:iris'r -. 80, d.
sular tho x ads aud chi!t!es, i's
of lark Matthews 81. lsic vi he T. ri -" -,
decd.
These are, therefore, >, ,.,t r.:M.iE Eli
and singular. the kird,st: /: :. e. C tJe
said deceased. to be q snpc. De, ri our
next Orainary's Court for tie D; Z. :" he
hulden ut Easraeld c. H,., & Z. If
June next, to show cause, f : s:id
standardization should M. 10
Given ,,rdcr ,ay hand E 49,. SIS day
Of May ia tic YEAR Of our l. ~ nd
eight bunt, ~ ana Sixty-tbree, ''iy-
sevrnth yesr NJ the Ind-peDdGu" [ ~
lima H.t.GEE U.c.D-
June u 22
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NE The friends of vallaudigham, in Ohio,
sre still actively engaged in electins county dele
gates favorable to his nomination for Governor
by the Democracy, ami are succeeding well;
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Dentistry !

NR.H.-PARKGR--hl "a in bis cffco
~ regularly sach. day. 81 iiAs sale-dny wsck {;
but after then he vii ~ : sore Occasionally,
rs his Professional tlS: ..''4'' throughout tue
District denioad much Of Iii7 r''"-t'"n.
G9~Basiny to psys the 'ii:iv:' co.n p-:'es s"r
Dentistry mataria.s, lie ssil, l~i",cat,cv wc':, 9@-LY
FOR CASH.
Sept re "a
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Wheat, Barley, Oats and Rye.
To G,over. in GcOryia, North Carolim', South

To Gyo,osr. in GcOryia, North C%arolin", South
C%ar.li.a, or ayy Southern State.
The Board of Dirsct'rs Of thu S"uth Caroli-
na institute wall award Premiums for sprci
mcns of the Crop now maturing, as stated bulow,
to be forwarded to this city in merchautable order,
ind Not later than the 18th July next Samples
will be carefully taken on receipt Of the respective
specimens, and DO submitted to impartial and
competent judges for decision.
The Flour xud Grain will then be sold without
delay, free Of commission, for tue benefit Of the
owner, viz:
For the bust Ave barrels Of Wheat Flour, or
that gu .ntity in sncks, premium..".....-.S5O
Fur tho tscond best Eve barrvls of Wheat
-Four, or tina, quantity ip SACKS, prsmiun.~..25
For the best single barrel Of Wheat aour, or
that quantity in sacks, premiun-....-"".,.M.
For the second best. single brr.t Of Wheat
Flour, or that quantity in sacke, premium '.....5
For the best ten bushels Barley, premium .."..lc
Fur the secondoest ten bushels Barley, pre-
MUM
Fur rho hest ten bushels of Oats, premium ......l0
For the seovnd best. ten bushels. Of oa's,
= premium
Far tie best ten bushels Rys, premium .........lo
For the second best ten bushels Rye, p-esnium..5
The barrels or sacks to be distinctly marked
with .he namo of brand of the farmer, bis Post
office, County or District, and the Min where tho
Flour was prepared must be stated by letter, when
the shipment is advised, and, if convenient, q de.
sorpaon of the seed planted, and the product per
aoss, is desired.
The eonsigunents and latter. to be addressed
to wX. KiaxwOoD, Esq, Vice, President South
Carolina Iustitate, Charleston.
". N. LAwToN,
President South Carolina institute.
WILuor g. Discussing, Secretary.
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K. For Siberia


For S6er,h,
HENRY b. CALLAHAN.
NAT RAINY, Sr.
T. Ii. CLARK,
A. p. WEST,
JOHN BLAND,
Z. v. COOPER, 2
WILLIAM SPIRES.
: %
For tn. tciiccto=.
STARTLING TURNER,
G. n. MAY,
'CHARLEs CARTER.
. BERRY HOME,
". b. hoLL0WAi,
BENZ. ROPER,
D.
For CLERK.
JACKSON cOvAR.
&. HARRISON,
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Tie State Of SeuEa. Gas-aiaa,
EDGEEEELU t,,Sln.Lt.

Dyw. +. nul ls.,i. :. -. .e-..c
I'D EdsuGol .;st.ic.
Whereas, H.: gale. -:at".-1".t
for Le'e:. If Administration ga. s.'iar
the goods and cha.tle;. rigi tsa 20" .'.;n-
son MATHEWS late of the D;stri. h-,H.
These are. therefore, To cit: I'll
and singular, the kind; Lilo
said deceased, t. be aud s c,.-h E 1Ur
nextOrdinary's Court nr Ns..;' t b.
holden ut Eigufcl1 9. II o. 81. - Y q. Jrae
1ex, 10 show causs, if III. 'voy the %. :! ,iDinis-
,ratiou should not be grnntcd.
Given .rndsr ~. hald and seu!. this thirty
first dsy Of My in the yeaT of our Lcrl one tnon-
sand eight hundred p..d s,xt. -.nre. nd in the
sighty-sevepth &c; rhe Jr,;srcnG.hce Of the
State Of South L o..
- ~. F. DC%IS0E, o. T.. y.
/, Juue3> It,. 2s
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:EDGEFIELD TElTALE
INSTITUTE

Az PUBLIC GALE
EHY n. order from the Ordinary 7 saail proceed
I'D TO sell on TUESDAY, the 9Th July next,
~ the premises, c.mmsneing a: il o'clock, A. W,
the above-named property belonging TO ue. Es-
tats % John r. Gv.ltney, dGc'd.
. TIL, prope-t. embraces - LOT CIRQUE
ACRES, the MAIN BUILDING, constructed TOR
the accommodation nj Boprders, us we'll as viii
ample School RoaBs, and ell necessary OUT
BUILDINGS, with y well Of fine water, supplied
With q good pulp. All tie buildings neV and in
go.a s.nd.liVn.
.Also, will be sold.at fhe same tima, the School
Ro,m and H9useh.i:s FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOVES, &c.
will also sell a separate lot Of ONE ACRE
OF LAND .nit,iuine the schpol lot Also,
Two One Horse WAGONS, a goid SADDLE and
Bride, u small. lot of HOGS, one exeslent
Milk cow, csrpentsrs.. Tools, q mall lot oi
Paints, Garden Tools, &c.
The Gpilding is VII located and veil suited for
q Bo, ruling School The lsst history OF this
Schuoi, its present parrou:lsv, and the nsaessities
VI y ls.le community g,re o snranoc thnt comps
ttnt Tvsoaers wiz nn.s an. oppUrtuhity 10 make a
safe g.d prdlEs5re la :osstueLt
.Tsr1na n,ais KNOWN on dry Of sale,
q. LEAGUE Agent for
= ! MRS. Lucy d%Wailne,, Ex'I.
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Notice.
Salt, Salt

RAIL a. the Hamburg Post Office and huy your
T. SALT, 10 saells or iisrees, at the lowest
market prices. r.-,:., r.,.o,
Also, ON hand. Confederate and Eng1isn Ee'.er
R. L. GENTRY.
Hamburg, May 81
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ms-ws ere auto I'D BY the friends of ,ir.
JACOB .BVIET " s.uounce him Il Candidate
for Tax Collector 1t . enuaing cleotioa.
May IL to u
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Stats Ct Sc~t. - cas;aa,
EDGEFtFIJ' sc .sGi,
IN .O2DLiAH !.
u. A.. Ransom, Admir-. "f the E.t"te
OF s. q. ''aiiman. dgc.i.,

Va.
A. Bushnell srG wife LIcrrtin,
Mary 4. Tilman aud olter-
VNTlEREAs ii A, RsNanN, ,dniriatrstnr'
w. Of the E-tare r. Sar.r 4 al. mrp. ,l"c'o.,
has a,plisd to ue by rtt III, IN y aaae. mryss
that ; r-rt Of inc prnc.eta OF the. r.sl ~ at' al
the said Sarah K. t&al ih"1, q cd.. 'ltp Ia !"id
ovsr to bim: to ssti>ty c"rts asr:.s' ne saia Is
tate and it Appearing =. ny s'ti'' c':..; tn.;
William ". Coleman I'D M'iu,iei"n .Nrse!y a:H!
his wife Elizabeth. tw" OF ~: n.!rr', . Z, Ltic
above stated ca-s. resi:e eYps6 : c .:,niis - ts
Stats. I. is ;s-r.,a 'r""r.i Az decree ;."t
they d. :.r3cnr Il : { ~ =. -. ~: y" -.
ell u, E..vf-l r. .. - So. H. r;r'. ~
Monday. M .:s:.tsy Il .iu-, - 20 't'w
rause. il any .usy cal, VII. II 'r'i;n 81 ~" i'"-
c-edn of Inc SAL W he Beai a,tt- Of Ss'tn il.
G.ilman. %,;-c''. ri ~ III" =. rni.ni. a.: -
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