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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

THE roads in the country are getting
in tip op condition. and produce is rolling in
quite freely. Until our farmers get their crops
in, ho wever. We need net anticipate . very
large trade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Tx FIRE last evening was some
where in the vicinity Of Rockingham. 1t may
have been . house. possibly a steamboat. but
probably the burning over Of . slough. The
fire bella 10 this city and Rock Island made =
great ado overit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
From laliiOtniM.

SAN FnAscsco, April ].
The excitement continues. 1t is be-
lieycd that the sccessionists Of Massa and
Sakano counties have secret organza--
tIan, contemplating some hostile move
mont. Many local citizens have been
armed,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Y ksrERDAY was another dusty, windy,
disa grseabls day. The sun shons out bright
and beautiful. bat it was nearly obscursd BY
the clouds Of flying dust. A slight shower
would do no harm just new.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

ALL domestic 60 DIS marked down
40 per cent. to correspond with the decline 10
cotton goods. at Csrtes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
We Shall See.

DAvENPOa7, April lst, 1863.
EDS. DEHooaAT 4 NEws.-A day or two since
l saw . statement in the Gazette that no man
who really desirss the preservation ofths UDion
will vote for Edwin Smith or Hervsy Hills
This 10 not true. have served my coustry
on the battle field. l love the Union, and shall
fight for its restoration II ever get chance
But II am not sent of before election ! shall
vote for tbose espslsmso. and l advice all sol
disrs who have vote here to do the same
thing. SoLDIEa
The sbovs calls for no cemments. The Ga
settle proved itself an arrant falsi6er Of the
uath in making the statement. and can gain
nothisg by H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Fish CHowDER.-Grovenbery, "the
only authorized, corner Of Main aud Second
streets. will Get before bis patrons this morn
ing, fish chowdsr and baked beans. A gen.
eral invitation 10 extended TO the public.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
THE CIT Y.

DEMOCRATS, don't forget the club
meeting at LeClAirs Hall tonight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

VINO EXPENDED THE MoNEY.-The
Ga=etfs epdeavors to make it appear that
Str Get Commissioner Motto has exceeded his
authority in szpendiug money upon the
streets Upon examination we find that the
total amou ut expended in excess OF the Ceun-
ell appropria iations. 10 II 200. and every dollar
Of this was laid out by Aid. Wunderlich. act
ing under Instructions from the Street Com.
mittes. Mr.. Motto has net expended . dollar
more than be was authorized to by the Coun-
OIL Mr.. Baker. the republican Street Com
missioner OF the republican Council Of lac,
year. expended three Moua"d dollars more
than was appropriated. No fault was found
with him for so doing. Mr. Motto has over
sepen hunds ed polls. . greater number than
any ether Street Commissioner ever collected
in one year in this city. The Gasaie's attsm pts
to libel the democratic officials who have hello
city offices during the past year will not ben
EFT their rotten cause ovsrmuoh. We believe
every democratic official has performed his
duty to the satisfaction Of all interested.
-" The same clear voice called for
y
the disloyal citizens Of Davenport Gazette
We thank them for it. From msn who are
90 lost to Virtue. manhood and honor. ~ to in .
suit women, even In public placss-to outrage
deosney by the Use Of the moss obscene ard
revolving language in the presence Of ladiss,to
glory in the shame Of insubordination. drunk
enness and prostitution-from such men
groan Of derision will ever be hailed by us -
the highest compliment as they are oapa.
BILE Of paying. Had such miscreants obesred
us, We should have consideeed it an insult
they gave us three groans f." with sarnsstnsss
and evident good will" and we cordially
thank them for it-upon the supposition that
the Gazeae tells the truth in the extract quot.
ed. Az to that We have room for doubt
We have asked several officers and civic gen.
tlenen, but they deny that they heard
anything Of the kind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

PosTPoNED.-The sale OF the Doolan
property was not completed yesterday. the
more valuable and serviceabls portion still re-
naming to be disposed OF. On Fliday after
noon tho household furniture. consisting OF
every desirable article in the housek eel Ing line
will be knocked of 10 the highest bidder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

JUsT OPEEED.-A beautiful assert
msnt Of spring Clesks. At Castera
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

WHISTLER has just returned from tho
East. and Ia now opening a large and benuti-
ful stock Of spring goods. Go early. ladies.
est stock of goods in the State.
March 26-eod
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

R1AEMBER Bard's auction sale to-
day. A vast smount OF valuable property IL
70 be disposed without reserve.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daiiy Report

Davenport MaTkct.e..DallyN NcpO1ts
OyrloE or Tue DsM. Nsws,
Wednesday Eve., April /.
Quotations arc withou, change. Business very
light. We quote:
FLouH--Firm. Wholesale, $5.0o96.o0; retail,
So 90 900.
WHEAr--60@75o for common grades and SO
95e for tho best.
BARLEY-Nominal at tl.25.
Coas-Dull at Soc.
OArs-50c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

SKcosp WARD The
democracy OF the Second Ward made an sx.
csl!ent selection last night for Alderman. by
the nomination Of Mr. kruss lie 10 man
Of good experience. and ought to be elected by
q large msjori,y. Let tho democratic Of that
Ward do their duty, and the result will be
satis sfactory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

SEE advertisement Of piano wanted
u snethse eeluaa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Pbenix Insurance Company Of Hart
bilitiss, 81 500. Hsxay 3. HesyxAx, Az.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

MIR. MoRaAN's READISG LAST NIGHr.-


MR. MoReAN's REApISG LAST XIGnr.-
The second reading Of this truly talented gentle.
man. took phase At Metropolitan Hall last even.
ing. g.net 10 . crowded house. but an appreciativs .
ene-as far 40 IL went The taste Of this com.
munity 10 excsllsnt-ws may cay, kssnly acute
when stroling negro n,instrsls and thread bare
| circus performances are about but for such .
highly intellectual fcast - Mr. Morgan has
twice served TO tho people. the pablic turn
away for want Of appetite. We do not judge
harshly. for the facts are before vs. The en-
tsrtainmcnt last evening was delicious. The
programme. though now. was conceived with
good judgment. and admirably executed. The
rendering and acting OF Hamlet In his desthlsss
soliloquiss. was Of that high and brilliant
order that few attain who reach for II. The
true life. energy and expression was breathsd
into is SO faithfully that oven Booth or
Forrest might listen profitably. The same
With the I" American Flag" the Leap for
Life. "snd Sarjeant Buxfuzs matchlsss plsadings
for the Tilted Widow Bardsli. tho oath" was
thrilling the" Charge of the Light brigade
was read with startling effect and iu the
Maniac" though tired with the labor Of the
evening. wss the reader most happy.
We have to say to the people that they who
staid at home lost ono OF the most delicious
treats Of the season. 1t is the last time MI
Morgan appears before the people ~ public
ssa der. He has thus spent q few EVENING" for
self gratifisation. and in 90 doing has con
v.nced many that he poses ., . high order q
talent that could never fail TO meet with the
highest favor among the spprecistive.
ABOLITION GLRE Soko.-Each aboli-
ZIONIST In the city 10 doubtless provided with
. copy ofths following song. which they use st
their private msstings to cheer tho hearts Of
the faithful. II was first published In the
New York Tribune. in June. 1889. and through
abolition fundamentally has been set 10 mus
lie We believe, and largely circulated. Itis .
rue blue abolition document
All hail the Haunting Lie,
Tho stars grew pale ard dim
The stripes are bloody sosrs-
Lie tho Wanting hymn,
1t shields pirates deck
IL binds . man in oh aims,
1t yokes the captise's neck,
And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear down tho Haunting Lie
Halfmast the starry flag
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag
Destroy II 70 who cani
Deer sink il il the waves!
1t bears fellow man
To grosn with fellow-slaves.
FHrl, furl the boosted Lie
TIL freedom lives again,
To rule once more in truth
Among uDtramnssd men.
Roll UP the starry sheen,
Conceal its bloody stains
For in its folds are seen
The stamp Of rusting chains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
New YORK Market.

new YoRE. April /.
FiouR--Market to-day Is l0Gl5c better
IS 9Od7 90 extra state |; $73oGS.45 X. II. ..
WHEAT-Msrket la2c higher and quiet.
tlAltt .43 spring; $l.e4@l.66 Mil club; x.7o0
| IA winter red.
CoRK-2c better 9l@93c.
WHISKY Firm. 46x9s7Xc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Welland Canal Opened:

ToRosro, c. W.. April l.
The Wellsud Canal will be opened fol
navigation on the l3th inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

CLINTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLE0R
~ strsstss IeWs Ctr Iowa J. TausD.lly Pms
pasAsg .sGHlrd0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Now York stock Market.

NEW YoaK, April l.
Gold 5sxc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

WHoLRSALING.-Mr w AdswoTth 10
now getting up the largest and finest jobbine
stock OF dry goods ever brought to this mark
Vt. Anticipating q large demand. hs has
bought heavily and directly Of the msnfac-
turers. and can sell TO dealers much lower
than they can purchase in any other market
west Of New York. A / ho wishes 10 . call,
feeling Satisfied he can offer such inducements
as will prevent merchants going further East
10 make their purchases.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

rlX.pNYERS are required 70 mike due re,
rurns TN onti Of al thc following Articles heii
or uwiei by him on the Lat uf july 1857 wn'ch
are the growth or PRODUCTION CT any year preee-
aing the. year l>63: Naval stores, SILT, "ines'
Spirit,ions Liquors, Tobacco. manufactures or
manufactured Cotton, Wool, Flour, Sugar,
.MoIasscs aud syrsp, Eics AMI other Agricultural
products. - III
Taxpayers are 'urther required to return NIL
Bank Notes and other Currency on h'Hd, "r ~
iruus;t, o.. the LIST day of July 1865 AMI "i ali
credits held ur owned I'll the Isl Of july 1867 OIL
which the interest has not basu pad, Credits III
CLUB, IN unliyuidated dsu'ards, such RS op'n nc
counts, duo and unpaid. ~
Tax payers uo also required t",return all PROF
its mAtv. by any person, partnership "r e%"rl''ra
tiou iuring The year ls6!, by purchase aHH sais
af any OF The foliowi' articles, V %. -Four C,.rni
B,col,, Pork, Oats, Hay, Rice. lrou or Manu'"e'
lures of Iron, Sugar, Mulusses ma1c Of Gang
Lsataer. Woo!cu c.o;hos, Shoes, Booss, Blanket'
zEsztEzRsYusss44tssassS
turns WITHIN Tie time required 10y tfe- IassessoFs
twill be liable to t~en-y 4iNc rcrSoht. a.u''iopa
lax on Tic amount assessed.
i. G. Gglf<tiN, Assessor, 18th Dis.
THEOS. DEAN, Assessor, lzta Dist.
Sept. 1 OF -N-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
To Shareholders.

HEAD QUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICER
EDaEfiELp, Sept. llth, 1868. -.
suAyING haen called upon by the Command
Al ing General of this Department to execute
mis- orders fur thr improssment OF negro labor y
work IN the +. r.ifcations maud around Charles
|. Shareholders arc hereby called uppn to fur
fish male Negroes, mt the rste Of one in every four
liable, under the laws of the State, to work or To-
eal roads aud highways.
esoucst.d to have them ut the following Names
..i.no,. tn Thursday, The 9th inst, where receipts
viii be gwen for ali negroes furnished AZ Ham
jug ol Aiken, OF $. c. Railroad Mt Nincty.s!x
Or Chaptelps, on tue q. ana 7. h-ilroaa' ). .,na
ILL., persons who fail, Voluntarily t" SEND
:hs quota required, will have the ;i,me impressed
Il. complying with the. above order, the Plan
--.TTo:,Nas MfffsM5ysEgErgtytssgEsat ssrvi.e to the,r
;mpresament. e. VI. o'HtEHS
III and Chief Enrolling officer, Elsciiold.
co 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Y. J. Pope, Secretary.
,seply OF Earl Russell.

fsepiy OF Earl Russell.
RICHMOND, September 1S:-The following
Is Earl Russell's reply to IL. memorial OF l"e
Lmal.ci cation Society, relative to the steamers.
in the M"rscy:
FonzIcx OFFICE, Augussl2, 1863.
CyyTLrNEx: / have received 5'rr letter
calling attention TO u SUBJECT OF vsry grave
;mnortarce, viz: the fitting Cut and 'quip-
nino of TWO powerful iron plated steam r1'f's,
With am informed are intended to >lEn't
hostili,;cs ~aeaiest the Government Vi tLs
Tn;ted States. Ny attention has long been
directed TO these Important So jects, aud both
the Treasury and the uvme Dci'a tmeiits nave
-, my REQUEST u,ade tie most anxious ihq'Giles
uon the subject. You are aware that by tho
i'.reirn Enlistment Act, ships are liable To
l.. detained and owners SUBJECT to penalty,
when a ship is armed and equipped tor lle
purpose Of war and the owiiers lntenc 10 Use
her against some statcor community IN irieiia-
ship with her Majesty. 1t Is necessary u
prove both equipment and intention, moi l.
necessary for. conviction ia a public court OF
Justice 20 have the evident. OF creniDic VIII
nesaes. | was in hopes, when /! began To reai
YOUR memorial. that you would propose. to
ur-:i.AAA-u,lh eyIlcnee that the steam rams
iu'ques,ion were intennea =" aud neo;,T,
lns,ilities agai.r,t the Government" wv peorn,
oi the United States of Alnerlca-nls vi,
have made 10 proposal Of that sort a'la ol,:
tell me that you are informed SO ana 50, aa III
.e .,;ous So and so. In fact, youmust oe aware
Ssyeyer, that, according TO BRUSH law, pro;
.m,;on ,aunot be set on tooiupon the grouno
ef Violation Of the Foreign Enlistment AZ
ni,aon, alidayits Of creditable Witnesses !
IN other cases Of misdemeanors and G nI,s
and such likewise is the law IN tho 9n''
States. Yours, &C., nr,cp,r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.
,hr1r aND1NSp'hHENERAL.S OFFICE,

CnAnLEsTps. Sept. II, 1863.
ESPECIAL ORDERS. No, 5n.1
a THE provisions of the Act of tho Grneral
iss.lubfya 9Th February, lsGs, %cxcmpting
tersnns liu.., confcaero'c military service" from
military service under said Act, is construed to
sctvi.s therefore, all "details nl,lo by State M.
th.ri,y for service in any Of tn: Departments Of
the,Army Of the. Confederate States, or ex'mp-
d1ns iss ed to persons Deoau.e of their bciug EN-
ployedin said Departments, rs agents, CLERKS as-
~sistlntss Or in any other ~capaci'y, are hereby rs
called, aud The orders aHthdrisiug the same cnu'i-
tcrmandcd, and NIL such persons sho have been
drafted Or enrolled in the organization of trY"ps
for SIX nyp.bs service, are ordered to report I"r
luty to lie Commanding. oficOrs Of their C0Hlpn-
a,es w:t huut delay.
BY {. %:nmani.
(Sisnei) A. E.
AdjutAnt aad laspect'r-Gancral S c.
Oif,ijl: G. A. FoLLiS,, A. A. g.
GSzPapcrs Of tic State publish three times.
Septi9 g. 3!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
ALa-
+ Afedi,


sg ~ ANI;5gfh ; o 81, On tnzaa
Mt Newbrffy c. li:1 mi 1t. =
Al 1.aureps G.oil., on The 70
Ar Lexinglol G. IT,, on the 24i,'
At~Ed gcticld C. t.. OH thu 2st!. ~
II. AFT performs hc!wchn the ages "t..
years, ha~l;txemp'el tythe. Ei,rliing oll,'
ny .,ho Exaui"l.@ g9"rd 81 ms .c"nsrS>si'-
district, are ]rrauiisd 10 c6ins Forward l9r ex"ini-
nation.
m. All persons in AbbeYil!e; 3Nswberry and
Laurons Districts still holding exemptions on &C
count OF pAysie.l Disability lated nei 10 Inc ri
ding of Febrnary 1868, arc hrrei,y ,i"tiisd that vii
sleiil tvaxtempaiOns are rc:'kad, and ti,:y ar' slo.
cisliy ordered to rcp6r. aud have rha;r eSemp-
ton rovissd-
III, those ,f%uiling to, obey this cali Will not
complain if they are pryjna:crf'by their utsiec,;
Of duty ual nc escorted, 10 camp under %AAii;ary
guard.
Asst Surgeon P. A. G.S,
President OF Examining boira,
4ih Congressional District, S. C.
.scpt.ss At So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
Mill. Notice.

sF ghcsc per. ous who intend to Lave W.liEai
GROUND AZ NY MILL viii give me mar
.ams, | "il' enter 'luin on my .&i'i h2Ph ~ me
,rdvr in which raceiv' i'r 'h' all c"ils'uof r rre
Nheat delivered ru iiie da.; of Tie entry@ .|hhF
can then kes;, their Whea; 1T hoiiio until, IL TUG
regular order OF grinding, ! reacn 'beir names,
Wien / will notify thom to bring il and 1t WI
then be- rrrnud ". hnut any parccesSary ds'Hy.
they will rlvnssc furnish me with tho lame: OF
lneir Post Gii.e, Or Other meuhs o: coninunlcu-
i have some Wilinrns' Wheat to exchange ff
,.as Cal. Wheat With tiosc wha want i tor seed
: liorss tnrns 10; exceeding 3 bushels, and "raln
10Y Soldiers F%nmiiies, fof b.ine c'rsulnltlNdi, Wi
be ground VI a''r Tine. p.on
;3S-Nuncs lu,y Ls rcit With Sir. q; l. rsnn'
Sent Q Ii on
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
$40 Reward.

0roLEN on the n ghr of the 2StL August from
= ta. Undersigned q large BAY MARE IT.
.snuds high, ab"u, IL. years old win a s"itcG
,ail, her man and forehead ns IT ha't snort ""n
.nruny in the tw" bina %to.loeks; hHh oh S""es
Oh Will 1--WE $50 for the M,re and 500 f,r the
lid .i,h prvof u convict hin. l bavt 'nthei"n,
REASON To- bclicv, that she is taken I" c'r'a'na. l
tr.lel for he said IN IRE about tw" m nths ngo
Tes sTe7a raaY IL and capers M't en- oil ai' :
C0kNELIUS LEEIH1N.A
Augusta, Sept 4t@s6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXEcUrtvE DEPARTMENT.,

~ CnA.LLsToy Sew Ia, 1893.
xxJMEREAS, INFORMATION HAS REEN
w received st this DePirllncrh THAI. IN or
iLout the 9th day of July last III the village o.
Observation-Disclosures R.4!g!gt; : man y sss ssss.
.o,oc perso, VII persons, up To thistimr uuKH'"T
Nv. rh"reiorr, !, NJ. l.. BoNHAM, GorerH"r
# ,hr Safe aforesaid. do issue this M Proe'a'na,
Jon. on4rixg'a reward Of FIVE itt:Nl'h" ID
DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery OF
ii. real ,nuFie.cr of the said l.; Th2Nf9oN
JOHNSON iato avy one o: the jai!s ofthis State;
md II more than one. an aGdiiionaf rcSnra OF
Five Hua,ircl b1llars far each. one who sl'tlge
uiyea under nv hanl aph tl.c seal Of tho STATE
t.,iSaes., -, this tcntl,day o:s'p'eu'Ger'
IL L. DoNIAM.
NM R. Huxrr. Secretary NJ 'statc.
~ All the papers i'll the State publish org
.rOnrh. ~,
SG;t is IN -t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
state cf South Carolina,

FiIIJ D'NT rIOI)
IN ORDINARY.
whereas. wilson radsett i4s applied 70 me
for Letters of Adnintslrat ion. On ali ard Singular
ii. ernds aud cLntf.!s, rights and credits OF
May padgs's late of rhe District aforesaid, u,c 1T Il
These are, therefore, to cite and adn"n'sh an
nd Singular, the kindred aud creditors OF tne
..il decreased, to be and appear before Mo, ~ oar
lex, o"li",ry.s Cow, = ''r U 'It % aa', tue y,rh duy of
~, "nsr. RI shaw cause, if any, why the said
G;rer under ny hand aui sonl, this 1lth Day
Of sapt in tho year Of our Lord one, tu" .;nh,S.
,i,.bt hundred and sixty-,hres, mud in the siSh.s-
In, g. ,AA In9sp9n1encs OF So"," Tn''-
Sort. I6 u "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
War Tax.
Notice 10 .Tax Payers in saild" Eegi'

Notice 10 TAX Payers in Saind" Eegi'
-mcnt:
ALI pr!iic Mills where Flour, As:.l. Or h"''-
"a bar is sold, are reqa'fed t. register nHd pay
IN. Specific Tx ard q per cent. oa Fh' gro.
nm,l,t Of sa'ce ,r"si tie ziih at h!'r'i to me is'
July, 1853. S'with Bl"ci''n'''i s'"fs alu isn-
.,erigs from whico a;y;nt:g Is re''i''"' nisu,
pedusrs Of i descriptions ;:fs %rs'4'ilfcu to Ies.s.s.
aud ray Specific Tax @"a = = Z ce".; Nv "" "r ,hs
,hoys rallinr, are requested 10 peef me ut ny
n,n,i,,mc,i., uhich can lie s.sn in a.nufher p ace
e"F'. c. Nj. MAY,
III '"% sf District Collector.
D., II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23
ia,nmi.sed % ne Ell

or this District, Ga The 18Th inst, . nepre r'ne
~ who says tts nelnc is kLBERT. hu. is frn-
,ingntly ca!:cf Albert, rHii that he teenrs to Ja'.
King, wing aL.l:iapla: Ha. Eiiaft snys ne "hs
arrested when ~ nj: ~ ft'S house in the upper
rIrt OF t::is District. Said Ebert is about q
years Of Ggc, weighs about 10 POUNDS, is S icet
9 inches high, dark complicated. No masks or
sears nnticcd.
sTho o~rer is requested to como forward, prove
property, ply charges and take k;m nva:, "t.er-
wise he viii be dealt " ;tb rs 'he law directs.
l.. Il. MrCULJ0uGH.J. T.. b.
I,n9i ne "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-23

SUBSTITUTE REFUSED. -Ihe llaru'u
.nio,n , Times tells the following amusing
Incident: 1T.
The draft gives rise to soine ovelinciden,
.rn.L;cb we give an ~exaruI;ae. A man, VINO
u y hc namel.ss, was drafted. His vile was
s q distressed at the bare idea Of parting,
o,,a was vainly epleavornis to invent .' q
sor"s far uetinx hmm exempted Wien
NV ,sas heard Ut der doo-. On 0peh.h5
,hs nd Joor sic found . rather rough icoA'e
olan who accusted her tlus: ~, hoo,
MADAM, | hear your huSoa''e .
ors.. yss. ir,,.shs replied, " lie has but g'o''
r,os,s baw I am to epare him
@WeI1. naiam, I'se cvlAt to oHer MI Se:
VICES AS a substitute for hiin."
~ 4 ,,hatg asks the now excited LADY; =,
81 wish 10 taso Ais place." ans"erea 'he
h:": 5u-you taFe the r%lace'of any husband
vaeabond I'll teach yn,i t" liisl.t . pu". 49, =,
wnnan in di.ress, you mean, e''VF "e,
ed The pto,psctlve widow, ACCOMPANY ~
,.msrks with q discharge oi Giriy ""te
-, rho i,,:ad of the aston,sied substitute, u
a.d hastily down stairs just in t'.ne to eScal
nc ,aa which followed The water. The i"
Sa,rT nf him he was flying i"t" a 're'rain'
,eics on Asylum street. where ne t""ush'
existing as a private rA'ner lna,, ,s EMU
s,.,i,, 10 offer hia services Us ,r.,
wb;cl he DOW believes :" De " . =,
ono. DELICATE re .iion lhaii taa' u h'
Wards "episodre."
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F1I; sAIE.

Fox SALE.
ur@HE Su!,.c ;!e-. offers for sals Tic SAAtoh
3 HOUSE il ,hc-H,illaigu Of E,ls' Held 5; e..
naying Is Ruolns, 70 with ii:s places, = Cellars
and one Buscrlsnt Story. There areea lac prem
sea II good Kitchen With. q Rooms and z nre
places. Smoke i ouse, P 'utfy. and al necessary
autbiiiiiinr4, with n hae wall oil watrr 10 .ne
vi mi n rno;ce jar,ieu attached 10 the ViHce.
Il ~ a. nrhed TO ths III misses, is . tommodiouS
Stable Lot, viii. Sails i"r F'f:g Horses, CslO'
Carriage EYu.s. a.d u wsl! Of good water.
T,ise d.,ir.b., r~,sidencr viii au.wer ter either
, ruL.i lie or private house. Ths haildi9ss ar'
in s.ya repair, are located in y retired aud pens
,nt situation, aud u alJ 'tic il want Of u com,
n.,;iuus aid c.:.veuiohi!y' arranged House ahd
Lor, lie S,lIna:a .:susc is respectfully oiE,rsd.
Fur trruas. a.i other particulars aud1ess TIT
subscriber Ut Edgc:iold c. H.. co,-,,
If III
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Tea, Tea!
Iorhlic GaEa..

Public Sale.
-y m order frs,n tn. Ordinary OF Edsnfcld
81, District, / will sell publicly ut the Court
A,,use steps on Sale-iaE in ocisLe! meas' If Iohs
Il. GwSai,ncy, deed, viz:
ONE T1NE HARNESS H9RtE,
ONE GOOD TopBuGGY AID HARNESS s.,
Ono Large SOW, one PLOUGH and GEAR anu
o"' -" a small lot of Garden Tools.
x:r,,e .,lo-t to commence at II A: N. Terms
go-in' NV A. Il. TEAGUE, Agsnt
CaSh' For Mrs. Lucy Gwaltney..
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