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The Placer herald., 1863-11-21
SHERgFE,S SALE.

HBY virtue of an Order Of Sale to me directed
AD and delivered. on the l lth dly Of November.
a. D. 1868. issued out OF the Honorable District
Court. Eleventh Judicial District for the County
oil Placer and State Of California; on a Judgment
and decree rendered in said Court, on the 4th day
November A. D. 1868, in favor Of E. b. Badlam
and against j. @. A. Clark and }. r. Crandall
for the sum OF Twelve Hundred and Thirteen
Dollars and thirty ythree cents. with interest upon
the sum OF Fourteen Hundred and Twenty eight
Dollars and tWenty-threc cents, from the I'd day
OF November. A. D. 1868, at the rate oionc per cent
per month and Tor costs of suit taxed at SG4 90,
together with $50 counsels fees, | will expose
TO public sale. to the highest bidder for cash. at
the the Court House door in Auburn, on
Saturday. the 5tfs day of December, 1868,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. all the right,
title. interest and claim which the said j. @. A.
Clark had on the 22d day of January \. D. 1861
in and to the following described property, towit:
All that part of the Antelope Ranch called the
Antelope Field. containing soveny-lve acres of
lard be the same more or less. and is situated Oh
a branch of the Antelope Ravine which cmpties
into the main rvinc about fifty rods below the
house OF Bishop Long and is bounded at the
lower end by an Old cross road leading from the
Ohio Ranch to the Sacramento road Also, that
part of said ranch below and adjoining said de-
scribed land bounded as follows: On the upper
end by the said cross road on the front by the said
Sacramento road and on the lower end by line
drawn from large pine tree on said Sacramento
road through IN old reservoir at the junction
OF said branch and main reservoir, to the rear
thereof, and on the rear by IN extension in
direct Of the rear line OF lands first desCrib
ed. And ALSO another part of said ranch ad
joining the lands first described at the upper end
Thereof: extending to the foot hills, and bounded
on the side by an extension Of the front and rear
lines Of said lands first d scrbcd in direct course
to the foot hills, all Of which lands are situated
in Placer county, and are the same lands and
premises conveyed by Bishop Long TO said
Clark on the 7th day of December 1859 by deed,
recorded in book E Of Deeds. page G37 Placer
County Records, together with all and singular
the tenements, hcreditamenta and appurtcnances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaning.
All of which named and described property I
shall sell as aforesaid, or much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment, to-
gethcr with the costs due and to become due
thereon.
HENRY GOODING,
Sheriff Of Placer County,
By W. NJ. CRUTCHER, Under Sherff.
November l4th, 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SU M MONS.
1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: Tt
JAMES HOwAHD

lHE TEoPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To
JAMES HOWARD.
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
IL before me, at my office in Auburn Placer
county on Monday. the lst day of February
A. D. 1864 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the com
paint of Edward Walsh, wherein he prays judg-
merit against you for the sum of One Hundred
ana twenty-five Dollars and seventy cents (Sl22
l0) in an action for money due on Il certain
Promissary Note. dated at Auburn. September
18th 1862, in the sum OF One Hundred Dollars
and interest at the rate OF three per cent per
month"; and take notice il you fail so to appear
and answer, Plantifwil take Judgment as atore-
said.
Given under my hand, this 30th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1868 WM SEXTON.
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 3.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned will
l. apply to the Register of the State Land Office
at Sacramento at his Office on Tuesday, the first
day OF December "A. d. 1868, as soon thereafter
as the application can be heard. for the issuance
of patent for the East half, and the East half
OF the West hall Of Southe quarter of section
l6, Township No. y North. Range East, Moont
Diablo base and meridian. Application for the
purchase oil the same having been made by the
undersigned under the laws of this State.
L. NJ. HALL.
Auburn T. lol 3Oth, 1868 4w
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Again in the Old Business at The Old Stand.
w NHe EBS. WILSON,
DEALER IN
Family Groceries, Provisions, Flour, etc,
Is ODD Fellows HALL,
Auburn.

NNA AVING AGAIN ENGAGED IN BUSINESS
q f. in the stand formerly occupied by the un-
deYsgncd. in basement of Odd Fellows liall old
customers are requested torenew thcirp patronage,
with the assurance that Il 'rosh and fIll supply
OF all kinds OF Family Groceries Provisions,
Flour, Grain etc. will hc kept for sale, as we'll
as Paints, Oils. Glass, Burning Fluids, Tiuware,
Glassware Qncenswarc, Stoneware. Mining
Tools, Windows and every other article of the
trade. Goods will be sold at low priccs--as
"small profits and quick returns" will be the
motto. WIN. B. WILSON.
nE5~Eamilcs can always be upplicd with Fresh
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.
Gag-O Orders from the country solicited. Goods
delivered free of charge.
Auburn January l0th. l8G3.--my
The Placer herald., 1863-11-21
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.

W e, THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS, Great
w ed by An Act for the better protection of
the Treasury of Placer County" approved April
9th, 1858, do hereby certify that in pursuance of
our duties as set forth in said Act Of the Legis
lature of the State of California, we have eXamin-
ed the books and papers in the office Of Z. NJ.
Banvard, the Treasurer Of Placer County, and
find that there should be the 81 day of October,
A. D. 1868. on the close of the official business OF
SAID day the amounts in the several County Funds
The Placer herald., 1863-11-21
.JuSrIcES, BLANKS,

A LII KINDS OF JUSTICES BLANKS kept
"A constantly on hand for sale at the Placer
Herald Office
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !

COUNTY OF PLACER
1t appearing TO the Court by affidavit Of Plain
TIN. that he has a good cause Of action against
said Defendant. James Howard, and that said
Defendant is now resident of Nevada Territory
II is ordered, that service Of the above Summons
be had by publication in the Placer Herald, a
weekly newspaper published in the town of
Auburn. said county and State, once week for
three months.
VIM. SEXTON.
Justice Of the Peace. Township No. 5.
Auburn, October 30th, lS63.-3m
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Gy-The Internal revenue amounts, thus
far, to $54,00o00O. SO says an exchange.
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j. R. ROGERS,
NJ. FANNoN Board of Supervisors
ID. w. MADDEN
subscribed and sworn to before me, q Notary
Tupllc' IN and for Placer county, this Sd day OF
November, A. D. 1863
R. R. PATTON, Potary Public
October l0th-lm
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Total. .............. Sl95o7 G6
And we further certify, that we have counted
the money in the Treasury of Placer County. and
find that there is in said Treasury, in United
States gold and silver coin, the sum of Nineteen
Thousand Five Hundred and Eighty yseven Dollars
and siXty-six cents.
---- H. FELLOWS County Judge
L. r. S. 10 HAMILTON, Dist. Attorney.
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NEW YORK CITY.
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BY order Of Plaintiffs Attorney. the above sale
is postponed until SATURDAY, the 2lst day of
November, 1868, at 20 o'clock a. Mt
HENRY GOODING, Sheriff,
By ROBERT KENNEDY, Deputy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
Notice to Taxpayers.

-VNaX-PAYERs are %requ:red 10 make due r.,
4 tu.l.s un oa,a of al the following artic!es held
or cwucd by Liu On ,he ist CT July 1859, which
arc the grow'h or production of hny year prerc-
ding the year 1888: Naval stores, Salt, Vines,
SpirituoGs Liquors, Tobacco, manufactured or
uamanuiactured Cotton, Wool, -Four, Sugar,
Molnsscs aad Syrup, Rice ana other agricultural
products. .
Taxpayers are further required to return ali
Bank Notes and other Currency on hand, or OF,
deposit, Oh the lsr Gay OF July 1853; and Of all
cred ~ h.ld or owned on the LIST of july 1862, on
which the interest has moi been pad. Credits in
clude all unliquidai.d demands, such us open dc-
counts, due and unpaid.
Tax payers ar: $50 required to return all prof
it, made by aay porsoir. partnership or corpora
tioa during tho year 1852, by purchase, and sale
of shy of the following articles, viz: Flour, Corn;
Bacon, Pork, Oats. Hay, Rice. Irsl Or Manr'ac-
;ufos of Iron. Sugar, Mnlusses made Il Cane.
Lc4tner, W"oica clothes, Shoes, Boots, Biankc's
aud Cotton clothes.
Taxpayers who refuse or asglect tn mike re,
.nrns within. The time required by tao asstss"r",
VIII Ne liable t1 twenty five per ceb;. atdl '3uai
Tax on the amount assessed.
p. {. GI:IEF!N, +s;cssor, 18Th l'ist.
JuEUS. DEAN, As:cs.or, Eth l':'i.
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HEADQUARTERS,
MEDIGAl DEPARTMENT.


j.. 80 r.t.n. C. H., SC, sspL /, ISIS.
THE Medicul bus.- Er th" examination Of
H. cahscriI;is residing in tho 4th Uvigsoa.iou..
District, SC, WILL ,ncet US toii"ws:
AT Anbeville G.. Ii cn-;i.e i4.h and ISL. inst.
At berry C.. H., on the 18th and 18th.
At LaLrens e. II Ion the 2O.h ard 2lst.
AT Lexington C. H., or the 9th anil 25;h.
Al EdgtGeld-C. LION The 2a;h. 29ih and 30:h.
II. Ali persons between The ages CO IS and IS
years, NIT exempted Ivy The En.ollin. 0fictr Or
by the Exauiring l. 'ard OF tbs Congressional
District, are required to come lur "a for rxnmi-
hutton
III. All persons in Abbeyille, Newberry and
Laarcns Districts still holding exemptions on &C.
count of physical disability, dated before the 23d
day of February 1858, arc aeroby notified that all
such. exemptions are revoked, aud they are spc-
ciail5 ordered TO report aad have their exemp-
tivn revised.
III. Those failing To- obey this call will not
~complait if they are prcjuoiccd by their neglect
Of duty md are escorted IL camp under military
guard.
j. p. CAMERON,
Asst Surgeon +. 4. T.. S.,
PresideLt OF Examining Board,
4th Congressional District, S. c.
Sept. 9 20
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Tax Collectors Notice.

rotae Ia, Iuyc.s Within ;ne limits oi
TIC 1th and "th t~scnt.nents:
3 AN hos prepared ;o' receive the Returns and
3 Taxes uud. r the 18th Section If the ,,ax. Act,
Tor the quar,er ending ~ Jnij 1853. Those re-
qui.ef to register ard pay, are Ap9ihcc.ries. Ia
Kers, Brewers, Butchers, C>J.ie brokers, Dentists,
Distiil. RS, Eating House suepera, Hotel keeprrs,
Lirs,y StaD'r kcepers, Lawyers, Physicians, hc-
tail and wholesale Dealers
The Boohs Eil; remain open until Friday the
ojth Of September, on which day ! pTupo,: to at
,ei.t i, Hamburg, anu Oh Thursd'y the 18th
Septealbsr at Granisviile for tn. purpose of re-
ccivins the returns and taxes. Th"-e who fail 10
return and pay by that time will be double TAXED,
and u like sum Tor every thirty days Of continued
iAi ure will bv imposed uprn each '%ie;aultcf.
Except tue days above named lor Gra"iieviiio
and IIambarg, I expect ~ he in ny office 10 re-
ceire Returns aud Taxes, ALL h"pe 10 have ~ re-
IL. +. WRIGHT,
Collector 18th District.
Sat-. ct 81
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$50 Reward.

GToLEN on the night Of the 2Sih August from
= the undersigned d lu:gv BAY MAZE, III
hands high, about 10 yvnSs old. with t. saitcl,
tail, Ter main aH1 Iorrh,n'.- ne it~hAif short, and
s,,rung in the two hind I~otlocks; mud On shv--
on The iva lore feet.
i will give so for the %:re and sihG Tor tic
Ihiof with proof IL canviet him. / l'Av" sl:aeien:
r4,sn, 10 relieve that she is taken TO CsI-lina. ]
traded for IL. said II ire ubnqL Two incn.La ago
.s:;h d.. Wiilians anil Carcrs Mitchell OF THIS
o.ac., Any i"c 'rma,i"n Of her w'i, nc siaikful.s
feeci I'D dL Nn. IL, Walker Ssrovt. Augusta, TIA.
C0ENELlUS ~Lh&iH&T.
Augusta, scr.7 'it'%6
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MlIl Notice.

JF those pcrso us wbo intend 20 havo WHEAT
4 GROUND AT NJ MILL will give NE lhcr-
naru.s, / will enter them on my Mill Book in tia
order in which L receive them, and CONSIDER theu
Wheat delivered ON the date vi the entry They
can ,1cn keep their Wheat ut bomc until in tho
regular order of gr;nditg, l reach :beir names.
whom I will notify them % bring il, and At vii
then be ground without nry unnecessary delay.
Thsy will please furnish mo With tho OF
their Post 0ficc, or other means Of c izaro unica-
ting with taon.
/ have .cms Williams Wheat to ofshansa Cor
aooi dale Wheat with thasc who w1r 1 it Tor sasd.
Horse turns not exceshns "'bushc f., End Grain
chr Soldiers Families, TOR home cor Mmptisn, will
be ground VT ahy Vine.
Mass> ,Nau,es may be left with 6r. G.. /. Penn.
X. 7. mIMS.
S-p:9 t.. 81
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Troubles AT IloME-We most sincerely
tcgre. 70 leaH that there IRE a large nun.
Der Of Conservative &. e. Subm'Ssiouists to
LINCOLN rule, who prefer lighting their friends
and brothers, and even their fathers. with
tie descrters from the a-.uy, then meeting
Yankees on the battle field, how banded to-
ge:her to the number of abort 200. At Frat
levs, twenty miles above S!a,esvilie, resisting
the constituted Authorities.
Yesterday, as we have been informed, a
severe battle was fought by Lieutenant Il ID
'erts with 30 Confederate soldiers, o. tha.
point, resulting in the capture Of fopr and
the killing OF two or three orthe traitors, who
have been sent to Trap Hill for reinforce
meats.
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G5O Reward!

,p tNAwAY from The plantation Of the late
ES col. John q. oimkins, on Salrda River, in
N.w0-rry District. rwo Negro frilpus, RdS and
SUUTIl;Y, both short and stout,-Has about ~
years uId, aud black. ami bald in front; Southey
air1t % years MD. AMI Of a more prov nish hue.
Tney :rc supr6sed to he larsing about Ed%scfeld
C. II, or Augusta, or to be irving by forged pa
o,.s To reach TIM lower cccn!ry.
a reward Of SIS zach will be paid for rhe do
livery of them 10 any jail ia the State, or 10 ne
n tue plantation. s. j. JAY,
Clappell's Depot.
Sept S 2t 81
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State Of South Carel;na,
EpGEFIELp DISTRICT,
IN Primary

Wm Powell and Luc;nds, Bis vito, Applicant,
Elarsago AsbiIl, ct al, Defendants.
~y ., order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed
Ek ~ cell Mt Elsc6eld G.. H., OH. the frat Mon
49, in October next. for Partition, tho KEAL
ESTATE of Lloyd P. Ashjll, late Of EdScfield
District DECEASED, consisting Of
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying
and hsiug in the DiAEct of Lexington and St"te
oforc,,;d' continuing Ono hundred and fl
seytn ncres, more or less, and adjoining lands OF
Richard Hols,ein, z. IIartlcy md NJ. Corder.
YErMS.-On IL credit until Tho first of Janun-
~. 1854. Purchnscr to give Bund with good Sc
%curii;cs. End Il Mortgage lo the Ordinary To So
curs the purchase money. Cost to be PAID in
"H LEWIS JONES, 8. E. D.
s.nt 2 At 30
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FOR sale.

FOR sale.
yaNllC Subscriber Offers for sale the SAAUDA
I Hui:sE in the Village Of kdgeliolt. 5. e..
Ming Is Ro"Ins, ~ with fire places, 2 Cellars,
and one basement Story. There are ON che prem
lses u good Kitchen with G Rootns and = fire
ulAces, Smoke House, Pantry, and ell necessary
outbrild.n.s, with a line we'll of water in tne
yard, and u choire Garden attached TO The place.
Al:o, vt ached to. the p~rsmisesr is II cV1nnodious
Stable Lot. with Stalls for Fifty Horses, Crib,
Carriage iiuu.e, and Il well Of good wHtor.
This desirable residence will answer for either
I ,us:ic or private b"use. The buildings are
in good repair, a.c luca;ci in n retired n'id pleas
ant situation, and to any one is want of u com
medinus aud conveniently arranged House anu
Tor tcrrns and other particulars address the
subscriber ut Edgedcld c. IL.
LEWIS C0VAR.
Auuoj Ii "a
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Col. Sharp, of the list N. G. Militia, hay.
ing been called on to sustain the Confederate
authyrilies, is serding forward the militia to
the support of Lieut.. Roberts, who conducted
"a pitclld Gaille yesterday Charlotte Bull
letin, 10th.
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Tbs State Of South Caroline a,
EUGEFIELD DISTRICT.

TN UNUI4FdNX
EY w. F. DUREsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgeleld District.
Whereas, Martha X. Lovelesa has applied to me
Cor Letters of Administration, on all and ain sulAr
the goods aud chattles, rights and credits of BENZ.
f. Loveless, late of the Distrio; aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admopish al
und singular, tic kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before mo, at onr
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to DO
holden at Edgyfeld G. H. on the 21at day Of Sept
inst, to show cause, if any why the said admins
.ratfon, should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 7th day
Of September in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-thfee, and in ;ha
sisuty-eighth year Of the Independence OF the
State Of South Carolina.
S.nt q 2t So
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Head-Quarter

ENROLLING OFFICER,
ErcxFIEID, Aug 2ith. lSn.
CIXTY DOLLARS REWARD will he pnid far
= Tho apprehension and delivery Of cash of the
luliuwing Desertcrs TO headquarters C%onsc.ipt
Department., Columbia, S.. c.
Any person ~arresiing either Of these Deserisrs,
will, before taking tnen to Columbia, report the
facts to this office.
Private E. RUTLAND, Co. B, 1st,,Bat. S: c. S. S:
Z" w DB0WEN,
(" S FULMEK,
+" y PROCTOR,
" j ALTMAN, Co. C,
(" j. HoLLINGSW0RTH, Co. X, 24th S. CIV.
" BENNETT, " I,
/" J DUNCAN,
F. M. SCHIRMER,
Lieut.. i Chief e. o. of Edgcfeld.
Aug &c TT 81
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Allen.

TylIs thorough bred young STALLION will
stand the Fall Season. commencing lst Sa"-
,.mbct, at Mr.. Lod Hili's plantation, at $50 the
ETHAN ALLEN is ont of a Messenger mare
ly Eth:,n Alien he by Flying Morssn--the best
ETHAN ALLEN is q beautiful bay, nc hands
sirb. six years old, arr Of fine form and action.
HE bus us fac coils al can he shown in the Dis
uict. a.. Do as
Sept2 u "
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Young Black Hawk.

rEVlIE TkDIiiNu STALLION, 70
q BLACK IlAnk, sixteen hnn' y high, will
stand the Fail Season al Augusta, Hamburg; anu
Eugeisti, f.vm LIST September to SOth Of No
veirbcr.
PEDisnrs YOUNG BLACK HAWK was hy
OLD BLACK HAWK (Lrng Island BLACK
HAWK, hr,hy ANDNEW JACKSON, out of the
fam MS trott,ns marc Sally The
reputation uf Long Island Black Ii..tk, us a trot-
ting stallion, is unsurpassed.
ANDREW J~ACKS0N-thc sire OF EENki
CI.AY-xlo was the fire OF CASSJUS y. CLAY,
the sire OF GEORGE NJ. rATcuEN, who hea!
ErIIEN ALLEN in Ihrec Separate races, and also
FLORA TEMphE-was by YOUNG BnSHAW,
dam by Why Nut IA son OF Imp. MESSENGRR)
gran,larn by Imp. MESSENGER. ANDREW
JACKSON IVES the bsst trotting stallion of his
cay.
by the imported Barb lioree, GRAND BASHAW.
fhis horss known US Cox's Arabian, was import
cd in 1857, ny Mr.. Cox, ir'u. rripoli, where he
was Consul OH tho appointment Of Mr.. Jefferson
in his Presidency. YOUNG BASHAW'S. dam
WIZ PEARL by flag OF TRUCE (Ep q game
soar uile horse and sire of BONDS FIRST C0N-
Sui, rno,her Lard-Lottomo,i fur mile one).
grandeur Fancy. by imp. &ESSHNdEG.
YOUNG BAoiiAW is quite noted as thn found
or of a u%o,,ing fami y known as The
SALLY MILLER @ns by tho celebrated MES
SENG Err stallion MAMHkINO.
(Scu Herbert on "rhe American Horse"
Tao dam OF YOUNG BLACK HAWK was q
thoroughbred Imp. marc. by tho great old Eng
lish race Nurse TOUCHS ZONE.
YOUNG BLACK HAWK nude his mile in 2,A5,
as an ov.rgrown 1 year old colt-was then brought
south, and has never been in training since. lie
was bred and raised by Colonel Jackson, OF Rock
away, Morris o., New Jersey.
TERus.-Tventy dollars $500 the. season !
Forty dollars ($tO) to insure fualing, (all accidents
|, mare or foal before or after birth at risk OF
owuor;) one dollar (Si) to Groom. Cash on the
first of November.
Suptonber9 1t %
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". P. PRICE,
fn,n Texas.

From late accuu:..s from Texas We gather
the following interesting Intelligence:
Sam. Hou ion died in July. The ceop,e
Of Texas are perfectly loyal and devoted to
the Conf-deracy Old men and boys arc 60
ing into Calcp Bonham, and every piepsra-
Lion is making for tue repul.ion ol the expec
ted attack next winter.
Z. & meeting OF Governors to devise means
of concord and action, was held AZ Marshall,
Texas, on the 9th August. Present-Moore,
Of Louisiana Lubbock, of Texas; Flanagan,
of Arkansas; and Rcy nolds, Of Missouri. Re-
suit unknown.
Excellent wages are psio in Texas for field
hands negroes sell from $4,000 to $4,000
each and upwards. lOO,O QUO slaves have ar
rived from Louisiana aud Mississippi. Pisn-
,ers and SPECTATORS are going beyond Shreve-
port to purchase or hire. Vegetables cheap.
Cattle $50 per head. Coffee IS cents per
bound in siiver-S5 in currency. Tie Texas
planters cheerfully accord tithes to. the Gov
.rnmsnt. Thirtytwo Of Lincoln's Louisiana
ovcrseers at Huntsville are to be sent to Ea'
ele.Pws and liberated. The country in that
region is deserted. Foolish reports. spread
through Texas like wild FIRE. 1t was reported
that Gen. Bragg and President Davis were
both dead and Gen. Lee superseded. Gen.
Taylor is in great rcpu:e. Pendletos. has
been elected Gov, racr by a small majority
Herbert to second branch OF Congress.
Military matters ~qaiet-people and troops
prepared to repel invasion. The health OF the
State is good The li,s,aus on the frontier
are troublesome. An average of fourteen
vessels are constantly off Galveston blocka-
ding. There is greet confidence in Gen.
Magruder. Tho crnrsjn Texas are unpre-
cedentediy large-wheat and corn chichy;
enough to last two vests 10 come if not q grain
is SOW Tho summer was very dry. Cotton
picking commenced in A~ugust-sbou: one
hundred sad fifty Thousand bnles Of cotton,
old and new, in the State.
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Heed-Q Quarter
7rn S. C REGIMENT,
August 10th, 1853.

August 10th, 1853.
ORDER, NO.
A BsENTEEs from this command arc hereby
"A Informed that, from this date.
lious for extension of furioughs must be forward
ed to thcsu lead Quarters previous TO the e1pira-
tim OF tho original,-so that theyean he forward
ell through the proper channel for the decision OF
the Commanding General. -,
The nero eommcndati for extension will
avail nothing withou, the approval of the proper
,utborilps. Certificates from private Physicians
~ilLrsceive no consideration, and my one failing
III comply with The requisites ofth:s Ordor will be
suiIpiar.ly dealt with.
by order Of lit. Col. BLAND.
JOHN R. CARLYLE, Adjt.
scpt2 81 IS
MS"Columb;a Guardian please copy three times
AID forward account.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-16
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Escheated Property

FOR SALE.
4 WILL sell at public sale, on the first Monday
in October next, at Edgeicld c. L., ONE
HOUSE AND LOT in the Viiiago OF Etseheld'
formerly the property Of the late Charles Nc
Gr.,or. dnceased, and now occupied by Mrs. Ste.
vsnson, containing Hslf an Acre, more or Loss,
and bounded by lands of the Catholic Church,
james A. D,hier, Estate Geo. W. Laadrum. decd,
and rhos. ?. Niag!ath, Esq,-tbe same having
been Eschaa.ed to the State If South Carol.Ha,
tue decca.ed having no legal heirs in this Con-
fsteracy.
nss-Tcrms made known on day OF sale.
LEWIS JONES, Escbeator.
EdseGcld C. IL, Aug 81, ST .35