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French and Spanish Consul.
A Greater Rebel Stronghold Than
Vicksburg.
A Washington letter says {:

a Washington letter says:
1t is not officially know as to the one
ratiOns at Vicksburg. Its capture, how
ever, is only regarded as a question of
time. II is a mistake 10 believe that the
surrender of Vicksburg gives us the I'M
disputed possession and use of the Mis-
sissippi. Port Hudson, which is situat-
ed about twenty-five miles above Baton
Rouge, on bluff some four hundred feet
high, is by far the strongest point ON the
river. The rebels supposed Island No.
10 the most defensible point on the river.
but after they were driven off from that
Gibraltar, they searched the whole
length of the river TO find place of such
natural advantages that it could be made
impregnable as well TO an attack by wa
ter as by land.
The river front of Port Hudson is
strongly fortified, and as the river makes
u bend at this point, the batteries extend
over three miles, and the guns, which are
of the largest calibre, command the river
for much greater distance. The for
titicatiOns are constructed on the crest Of
a ridge, which slopes towards the river
and likewise inland. If the gunboats
open on the Qualifications at long range.
so that they can use shell, the chances
are that the shell will roll over the top.
doing lettle damage. II, on the contrary,
the boats approached near enough 70 en-
able them to use canister and crane. the
guns cannot be elevated sufficiently 10
reach the Qualifications. Immediately be-
hindthe batteries, on the top Of the ridge,
there is a series of small biscuit hills,7i
ON which ''redans'" have been built,
These doubled faced earth works are
very strong, and can only be taken by
storm. 4 mile or more inland there is
a swamp, throughwhich batteries cannot
be moved, and which must be crossed,
in some way or other, before an attack
can be made on the Qualifications of Port
hudson In view of the billy character
Of the country near Port Hudson, the
nature OF the earth works, and the cali
bre of the guns there, ] venture the pre-
dictiOn that il the place is carried by
storm, the loss Of life will be greater in
proportion ~ the number Of troops that
can be sdvantageously used than in any
battle 81 The war.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 70, 1863,
All officers and soldiers of Gen, MIG
US Division, including Gen. SPEARS
.igade, flt for duty and not regularly
tailed or absent with leave, will report
lmediately to Col. CAHmL, at Barracks
0. /, to be cent TO the front. Those
ling so 10 report will be treated as de-
rters. r. II. COCHRAN,
Provost Marshal, I'd Div, Centre.
ian.21.-3tt
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Sherif's Sale.

~ Fht9e fap allis veuditi1n ezp0nas 10 me al.
- f'c.ed md delivered from the Honorable Circuit
1lutt 81 bNhtol 'vnn y, Tennessee no ts June torn
leoZ VIII expose e. pubia sale 20 the highest bidder
vile, 90 hund 81 the 23l day OF February 1893 AN
lhe ght, tts, claim interest sud estate, which d.
y q HaFock then tgi, or may have since acquired
~ ale ~ tle iouoHiog d~cdhed property 20 VIE (;
l1w Nee. 81 and 50, fronting each 90 Got 6a Summer
tfeel No IS ir1utug 21f "a ret oI Cherfy STREET ~
,ne pan OF L1ts hii az by ~ HcGnvook, siered
~ ne h,gist re- ONCE oi ia7fe1u county Book No.
H. pay a43 beiug ley,d ON a. tre propofty ofD q
.e1AVoca1 g. feals -'-fst ui rendered 10 favor ~
- ~ hnufess n. LINTON -leffd.
Jan %s-Na' Bog u. h FUCEANAF u T.
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PnOvOsr MAEsHAL's OFFICE,
Nashville, Dec. %, '62,
rovost O,dws No. /.

rov0a Orders No, /.
l. The sale of splrituOus liquors with
this city, except for medicinal purpo-
20, is strictly prohibited, and every
rinking saloon in the place must be
osed at once.
2. Any one violating this order will
arrested and severely punished, and
is liquors coniiscated and turned over
, Col. S:MMoSs, Chief COmmissary Sub
istenee.
3. All officers in charge Of guards and
atrOls, will use great vigilance TO ferret
at, aud break up the whisky traffic.
JHo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
Approved
ROBT. u. MITOHELi,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Post
doc 27-tf
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Shelif's Sale.

DY vrtuo Of an sbag vendiHoui exnonas n mi. iii
- rectea aus l''fv.rel ON the n norab,e C,r,nit
Court 81 Davidson County Teen AZ It's june term san
Wal exp SO ca p4htc Sale 10 the highest bidder ter
cHu, at th' Court House yard Ia The city NJ Nashye
OF A'ni ny, the 2ji day OF February, 1858. AN tba
right, uLe calm, interest ant estates which r. r
hcGayock then had or may have since acquired m and
u tho following described property, to-Wit: lot No
~, from ing 2l3 feet inches 90 Cherry street. of The
plan OF ID, T. hcGavock's lts, registered n the Refs.
trs once book No. H. rage 1913, being levied on As
rendered iu "a Of Protection Insurance Co. against
D.. = hoGayors and ~ u. Chcaiham, this, jan. 92t,
1858 D. n HINTON ebcri1
by j, H. iNfiLkHRt D.. r. jan Nv b.
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suffers Take Heed

A nice lot Of fine Cove Oysters, Fresh
aches and Cherries, have just been re.
wed at MAUzY & Wilson'S also, new
lck of Tobaccos and Cigars, all of
lich will be sold cheap for the "skads."
Give US call. Corner of Deadcricl1
d Cherry. Jan22-'t
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SHALL CHANGE.-No one need COM
plain of the want of small change now.
w. j. MARR, corner of College and Union
streets, has received another supply of
Postal currency, which is the most con-
venient change in circulation.
Dec21-tf
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Annaion-AuesIon.

will cell, this morning, at 10 o'clock
NJ, a Cut Stock of Dry Goods, Ladies'
loes, and India-rubber Shoes, Hats
lps, Clothing, and Notions
4G Public Square. NJ. MARBUGG.
an. 23-1t.
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atuiuu.
r. MI 81,
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1868
HnApouAnrnas U. S. TOnons,l

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 20, 1863.
n pursuance TO orders received from
partment Headquarters, il is hereby
oanced that no Passes will be given
. outside the Picket lines Of this
: ercept to persons of known and un-
s,ted loyalty to the Government Of
united States.
" order Of.
Brig Gen. RoB'T b. MITHELL.
". O. OSGOOD, 1t. and Prov. Marshal.
GJan21-1w.
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FALKoTTR, Jan. 15.---Yesterday eve
ming the rebels advanced about ], 900 in
fantry and occupied the breastworks OPP
posite Falmouth, which they have been
constructing during the past week. A force
was moved down 70 contest their further
forward movement but they did not
offer us battle.
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Mr.. Bingham introduced a bill giving
aid TO Maryland to secure the abl.sh-
ment of slavery, appropriating $10,000,-
GOO. Referred to Select Committee on
Emancipation.
Mr.. COlfax introduced bill author
izing the duties on impOrtations be paid,
if desired by importers, in legal tenders,
with ID per cent. added. Referred TO
the Committee on Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Wickliffe, the Sec
rotary of War was directed to inform the
House why he has not responded to the
resolution requiring information what
regiments have not been paid, &c.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-News of the
victory at Arkansas Post is confirmed by
dispatches received by Government.
The intercepted rebel correspondence
was laid before the Cabinet yesterday
afternoon by the Secretary of the Navy,
with the consent of the President 1t
was decided in the Cabinet TO invest
Secretary Seward with authority to
publish the same, and the latter caused
il 10 be furnished exclusively to the In
telligencer.
The following is the fall letter of the
Spanish and French Consuls to the Gov
ernOr of Texas, on the position of that
State, for which, and succeeding con-
versations on the independence of Texas,
an French Oonsuls were expelled from
the Confederacy:
" 10 his Ecce1IeneH the Governor Of tie
State Of Teas
Galveston, Teas, Aug. Is, 1862,--SIR !:
Will you be kind enough to inform me
confdentially, of your personal opinion
on the following questions:
"First Whether the annexation of the
Republic Of Texas to the United States
was or was not good political measure B?
Second. Whether the act of disunio n
and of the junction of the State of Texas
TO the Southern States was or was not
another good or bad political measure
taken by the State?
And third. Whether the re- establish
ment OF the old Republic of Texas will
or win not be beneficial to my beloved
adopted country?
q Your answer TO these questions. sir,
will serve me as guide in my political
course with the Governments have the
honor to represent
al have the honor 20 be, with very
much respect, your obedient servant,
"B. THERON,
French and Spanish Consul"
The following is the conclusOn The
rebel Senator Oldham wrote TO JEFF.
Davis 1" | have deemed it proper to COM
municate the foregoing to you, as afford
ing coniirmatOry evidence to the conClu-
sion that it is the object Of Louis Napole-
on and perhaps of others of the European
powers, to induce Texas 10 assumed an
indpnpndant nation aiitv
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Cnn.ileni unnaIeair

A small lot can be procured by calling
M. l.. ALEXANDER, No. II Public
luare.
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Diaries for 1868 alse, Sergeants' Roll
ok; Playing Cards; Blank Books f;
wells and Novelties. All for sale
cap, at BLAIR & SNYDER's,
JANIS. No. 20 Cedar Street.
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Light LIght!i

A few boxes of star caRdles for sale
NJ. L. ALEXANDER, No. II Public
uare.
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= hArif's Sale.
SherifC's Sale.

lA virtue OF an alias youditiOni eXponas TO me d.
ID rected and delivered from the Honorable Cjrcnit
Court OF Davidson County, Tenn, Mt its June term
1862, will expose to public ale to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House yari in the city q Nash
Vile, on Monday the 23d day Of February, 1863 all
tne right, title, claim, interest and estate which e.
W. Peal th,n had or may have since acquired In and
20 thc loi owing described property tO-wt tract
81 iano ,vntiing 10 acres, lying the Murfreesboro
ke,lulnies from Nashvile, aud bounded as follows
towit beginning at the ron pin centre Of Murfroes
boro pike, thence south thirty eight and one-half
west thirteen poles south 521@ west "a to centre of
spring. and bounded on the north by T. II. b. Kim.
brow's, on the west by W. t. Cartwright aud on tie
south by W. Stevens, east by T. Bethel levied on az
the property Of G. W. Peal, 20 satisfy a judgment
rendered In favor OF James Whitworth agaidst e. W.
Pea J. ], d, II. shumate and r.. n Wallace Jan
ts55, J. ". HINTON, Sheria
by }. X, ByCuASAR, u. S
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Late Papers

We are indebted 10 Mr.. w. G. OoLILER
Jews Dealer, for copies of Cincinnati
lailes Of die 18th, and Harper's Monthly (;
.Iso, 10 Messrs. Brown & Co., College
Street; for Louisville Journal. OF the Goth
md 2lst. If it were not for our accom-
nodating nowsdealers we really don't
We how we poor editors could get along
..ring the interruptions of the mails
Dur german friends can obtain late copies
If the Cincinnati EoLksJlatt," Of Messrs.
BRowN g. 90. Also TO BLAIR & SNYDER
'or Harper's Weekly and Frank Ieslie's
Illustrated BLAIR & SNYDER are at %
sedar Street
aEADQUARTEns Posi-, NASHVILLE, TESN.i
January l3, 1863,
seosiai Orders, No. %.
~ Permission is given TO the munich.
n aaF ,oyiiies of this city TO impress
sgroes into the service Of per-
soaven GER duly in the city, so
iaa be done without impeding
kus o. the military imprcssing
BY order Of
n.ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
A Commanding Post.
.A.G,
kvH MayOrof Nashville
Jan.l5-tf
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xxxvnrm ooxaREss--sEooND SESSION.
SENATE.

WAsHN6ToN, Jan. 19.-Mr. Wilson re-
ported bill to iprovoide greater COM
fort for sick and wounded soldiers and
promote the efficiency of the medical de-
partment.
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Capture of English Freighted
Schooners.

Capture of English Freighted
Schooners.
Vessels Stranded on the Southern
Coast.
Forthcoming Orders from the Gene
ral-in Chief.
Rebel Officers not to be Released
on Parole.
Rebel sympathizers in the North to
be Exchanged for Union Men i'm
prisoned in the South.
Rebel Troops Leaving the Virginia
Army.
Rebel Movements on the Rappahan-
mock.
Anticipated Movement of the Army
of the Potomac.
The Rebels Occupy New Breast
works.
The Rebel Army Refuses to Offer
Battle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

A WORD AGAINST WAlrTLlNs.-ln leaving
the Yankees we should leave off theI. ii%ust'
;rs peculiarities. Chief among the lit.le ;rai's
tha; have distinguished the Yankee, and have
enabled all observ. RS to det 'ut a Yankee how.
ever disp aised in gentlemanly apparel, ls the
vile practice ofwhittlirg, OF which an exchange
remarks: ,..cu.
V1iVinq.-It IS surprising TO think of the
amount Of voluntary iabor expended on THIS
popular occupation. The chairs, benches and
tables in all our places Of popular resort dis
play ample marks of. that'untiring industry
(which works for nothing and boards ltseli."
This occupation is generally followed by
Young gentlemen who would feel degraded by
being offered pay for their labor. Ii these
gentlemen whitticrs we've csiied upon to cut
nm sticks or old turDi:ore for the benefit Of
the State or the Cnntederacy, what an uProar,
aud a falling back upon their dignity would
take place. The country might" go to POI"
for tLsa, before they would enlist ina whit
Ting corps, yet they york ike beavers Tree
gratis for nothing" at every spare ,aome"l,
cntting and hacking everything within their
rrsch not belonging to. themselves.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

The farmers AMI planters Of our Ind con
sti,uts by far the largest class of cur Poplia-
ton. Having a monopoly otthe fruits OF the
earth, they can and do control the. price OF
iiynr depreciate or appreciate our currency,
and TX and regulate the rates of everything
We buy. They have no right to come in to
our small traders, for there are no merchants
now; ana pretend that their prices are regu.
lated bv those of the latter, for such is not
the case. The trail Of q cart or wagon lnaded
with produce now is a worse extorii".er's
,lep than any traders place Of business that
we know ot.-Atlsnta Rebel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
FOR SALE.

oIS S<SbL
d OFFER FOR SALE THAT BEAUTIFUL
EESIDENCE and PLANTATION whercon
Inc Hon. Arthur Simkins resided ut the time of
MS. ds-ll, containing One Hundred Forty Acres,
.nd situate within the corporate limits Of Edge
held Village.
This is certainly . very desirable residence, be-
ing located in u retired but convenient situation,
and has al necessary buildings attached, new and
in good repair, with q beautiful grove of oaks en-
circling the premises. Tbs Dwelling has Six
large Rooms, VOL ventilated, and q largo base
ment Story. /.
Abou. Forty Acres Of this Tract ore wall wooded
and will furnish 6rc-wood for tie place tor many
years. Abou, Thirty Acres are choice bottom land
highly productive, with On admirable paaturage
for a limited number of cattle. The remainder
of the Tr,.J. is good upland in u fne state OF
cultivation.
If not sold at private sale, before salo day in
December next, I will sell the said place at
Eiye6eld C. H., on that day to the highest bidder.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Agent :
For II. w. ADDISON.
Got. II Ct d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

IMPORTANT DECISION IN REGARD TO Tax
IN KlkD.-The Secretary of War has made
the annexed important -d%ocisionin regard to
DerisAable articles coming into the possession
of the Confederate GSycrnment,in thescoii.c-
ton Of the tsxpiu kind:
In localities where tilted sweet potatoes
cannot be readily ~transportedto the troops, or
transferred to the medical departments with
the assent ofthe producer,they may be COM
muted at assessors valuation, or be cSchang-
cd for grain, peas or beans. II, when collec-
ted, there is fear of rotting before they can
be transferred for use, they will be sold atappb.
lie auction"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
A Sudden Death.

We were panied to learn, on Saturday last,
thnt Mr.. Alexander w. Black, formerly u
slil pir g master OF Cherlss.G-. and whose
family have been resiume III Greenville for
.onn. years, had died during tie previous
hight. He was in usual health ON the day
previous, and retired with ne symptoms Of his
approaching end. In the morning be Was found
in hil bed, with lite extinct. An inquest Was
held upon the body, and a verdict rendered
hat he came to.his death BY the "yisitatlpn
9 food"
Mr.. Black was well known aud highly re.
sprc,cd in Charleston, and had gained mAHy
friends among hisacquaintanct.s in this place;
His br.eaved family have the sympathles OF
the. commuuity-Geen yille Patriot d Noun
%taineer, 10Th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

LADIES FOR the ARMY.-Alaly friend sus.
pests the proprivty Of Withdrawing. at Feast
1u1 900 men from the field, and recruiting in
,Aeir.place the same number ol wo'nen' The
following are her FGas ms;
L, The inequality ia the sexss ID -becom'nS
truly alarming.
D The TACT ,hat women eau scratch their
way in and cut of a fight, better thaa men.
; There nrI some masculine old women
At hume. who are satisfied, in theirowh minds,
th,, il %permi,ted to man4se things, they could
, compel thu Yankees to pr.ssatarm' in a very
short time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

aPray, m. lord,n said q gentleman t, q
rather whimsical judge, " what Is the distlnc-
ton between law snd equity conrts?
every little, in the end" replied his lord
ship !" they only differ so. far as time is con-
cerned. At common law, you are done tor
at once in. equity, you are not so easily dis-
posed of. The one is prussic acid, the other
laudanum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

There is tine enough yetto sow Wheat
The value of the crop.next year can EardlS
h.. estimated. Wheat Willie money. What
ever the condition Of the currency, tho golden
y%raius, will buy everything. The necessity
.tnr br. I'D is not less tilan that. Tor poTIef,
md such is essential to peace and iadcpen-
,1..ucp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
For Soldiers Families.

m WANT to buy for Soldiers Families In thn
vicinity, -
SYRUP, BACoN, FLOUR, LARD, WOOD, Dc.
Moasy has been placed in my hands by the pa.
.,;otie and Handkerchief for the purpose OF pur:
chasing supplies for Soldiers FamilisH, and will
pay the highest market price fer any oil the ABOVE
w.ntionod articles delivered at tho Room %sdjoin-
ing tho Adcsrtissr oGee. nr,,,o,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
R,,rial Gases

u, constantly on hand . full stock of Walnut
keep soS Mahogany Mahogany coFTlNs, which, from and ID
Il anu wv dats. will be sold for CASH, and ut
after . as reasonable rs The times will admit OF; e.;
PRIZE The use Of the nEAKsE will DO charged '0'
ace 'rdins to the same JOHN NJ. WITT:
ravsoeld, 8. c., Oct 10, 1853 tt a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Eead-Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICEI

EpcErrrLp, November 10th, 1863.
y IN Compliance with orders received fro" the
. Bureau Of CONSUMPTION. all mon e1emFted'
ny Substitution ore sgain ordered to report To
the.e Headq a~arters for tho purpose of !dcpositinS
such napers sith the Enrolling Officers. q
j. II. On depositing the papers. parties will he
furnished With Certificates by the Enrolling OH
GERS, boaring on their facethe- fact that such' pa
pers have besn.taken IRON them and for what
purposu.
III. All men, thus exempted, who refuse, or
neglect 10 deposit such papers ut this Office, viii!
F. M. SCHIRMER,
i. Lieut. L Chief E. O.. Edgefeld.
Noyl7 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

Honp- AND HIS MEs.--A correspondent of
the Atlanta Confederacy, writing from Bragg's
army. says:
AS q pleasant relief to all the jarring aud
discord that We have had since the battle in
regard to our Generals, l will give you an
evidence of the good feeling thatexists between
the gallant Hood and his men. as soon as
he was pronounced convalescent by hisr-sur-
geon, that portion Of his old brigade that still
remained with him, namely. the First, Fourth
and Fifth Texas Regiments, started q sub
scrip'ion through their camps 10 provide the
e Sergeant with u cork leg. "A limit OF TWEEN
ty dollars Was placed OF it, aud in one day the
hahdsolA sun OF thirty-one hundred dullalS
WAS subscribed and paid. i'll.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

y WILL sell at public outery on the first Moai
4 day in December next, my House MD
Lot situate in thesVlllage of Edgeield, cOntain-
ing ono acre, more or less. adjoining Lot OF Tho
estate Of S. Christie, decd, DR.. E. J. Min and
others. Thi:s Lot has q Well of good Wa;er, and
necessary outbuildings.
TBRMS.-On u credit of one and two years in
equal ins.almsnGs. Purchaser to give Notes and
two approrcd securities with interest from date
S. W. NICHOLSON.
Nov IS ga AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Executors Sale.

VE7E will proceed to 'sell at the late residence
wv Of A.. Nutland, deed, on WEDNESDAY,.
tho 9TH Deccmhcr next, tho Personal Estate "l
". A. RUTLAND, decd, consisting Of
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
MULES, CATTLE, HOGS. AM. SHEEP,
CORN, FODDER, WHEAT, SEED COTTON,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS.-Twelve months credit with interest
fru;n dny' OF sale. Purchasers to give Note With
approved security
II. NJ. sATCHER,
,EMSLEY LOTT,
EI'or..
TO EENr.-wil be rented at tho same : TINE "
p - and w. A. Rutland, which is in line state
M MH sui'iya,i,u, and capable of working Is hands
j.. P. RUTLAND, Adm'15
or the Estate Of L. ": Rutland
SATCHER i LOTT, Ex'ors /,
OR the Estate Of W.. a. Rutland
Nov Il
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Election Notice.
sTtTr OF SOUTH cAsoLiS
EDGEEYALC DISTRICT

EDGEF4ALG DISTRICT.
II STUART HAkKISON, Clark ct: tho Court
Z . Of General Ssssioss and cemnon Pleas Tor
h11graeid district, in pursuance of the Act of the
Leri. lature in such case made and Provided, 90
hereby give pablic' notice, that An
FOR CLERK, ORDINARY and SHERIFF.,
for Edprteid District, will be held OIL N0NDAI
tho ELEVENTH of JANUARY NEXT, Mt. tho
usual places of election throughout the District.
Witness my ha4li ut E~dgsfsld Court House,
this l4th day of November. 1868:
S. HARRISON, c.c.a.s.Ac.r.
Eny Ia ia. "Iu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Notice.

a TT. nersons having claims against the Estate
"A Of ". M. Raborn, dcc'd., are requested to
urs.eut them, duly %attestod, by the 18th Fofrua,
~ ns.t; and al persons indebted to the said
Estate will please maka psyme"tb by tHat timo' us
T desire to cio,s up said Estate without delny.
ELIzABETH RABORN, Admix.
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