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rhe cravcr octhe Ey.ortinner.

We have. sometimes wondered whether the
exnrtiouer ever prayed. We ri Yu!dlik> 10
! bear his priyer, or rather to rand the secrets
| Of Els heart, while ostepsibly engaged in tho
holy exercise. His words, intcrpolated with
his thoughts, would DO something like Wat
follows:
Our Father, who ar, in hcaven--I wonder
what will ne the price Of wheat, this season.
Ny crop is fine, very tiue. akink must
get at leasL four collars for it. ] should like
10 get ten-Hallowed be Thy name-lf the
season continues, ! shall make a tremendous
croprur corn, aad IS my cribs are now sutfi-
ciemt TO last me tUo years. it vii! all be.clear
proGt-Thy kingdom c"tne-chickens are q
great institution. Before the war, fused TO
sell them, for ten cents, now I-get q dollar.
| can scarcely find it Ill my heart to pray for
peace-Thy will be done on earth-I believe
/ won't sell my curn 10 the soldicrs's relief so.
cicty. They don't give cnoueh-as it is in
hesven-That old steer brought me in $500
Give us, this day, our. daily hrcad-My pohr
neighbor who has c husband in the army, and
six little children, at home, must find il
10 get along. The Lord bless her and hers
Forgive rs our treSpasscs as We forgive them
tbat tre.pass against us-My old friend,
Smith, was rather hardo mc, when lie .aid
| gouged the poor, but l forgive .hiaa-sl"1
lead us lot into tempta,ion-1 am afraid our
pastors prosperity will prove q Snare TO bim-
Why bro. Jones sent him a COW and q calf
but deliver US from evil wish Our pastor
weuld omit preaching on ex;ortion. II he
don'tI will stop subscription sure. He is
really an evil. He won't let a body be at
peace-for thine is the kingdom, tile power
and the glory, forever and ever,-l believe |
will send some mich cows to Columbia. 1
hear they are bringing trenendou prices.
The merchants there do charge aS'iully, for
their goods. Lord have mercy Oh us, and
save Us from SUCH extortioners.-Alnen.
Cor tsierate Baptist.
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exhaust his powers to get possession Of. that.
- 49,, n Tie V.nl,noc n no n,,oto-

exhaust his powers to get possession of. that
long coveted rpint. Tie Yankees are mista-
ken. IN these premises-they will b" tisan-
pointed in their hopcs-thev will not take
C6arlestoD-and they viii get a :hrsShing.
They have landed forces on the one cad Of
Morris Islan6-a strip uf sea mace land be-
tween Fort Sumter. and the ocean. They
might have done as much at any time within
the last two wears. The only part OF the
island possessing the least importance is the
southern portion of it. Of that part of 1t we
| have-su,Ae of tho heaviest works Defending
Charleston. In-tbese works wehaye rcsoiu.e
men WHO will certainly maintain Them.
Granting that with ieavy;assaults, tie con-
centrated fire OF the feet, and the employ
rnent of bargcs in the night, they take Morris
Island. 1t is supposed that they have moth
ing then to dc but batter Sumter to pieces.
Bat there are fourteen hundred yards Of wa.
ter between The nearest point OF the island
and the walls of Sumter and no we'll c~onstruc
ted, well defended fortress goes down before
batteries 1T, that distance. When there is
&. IN laud Tor parallels, and batteries can be
approached I'LL they are within six hundred
yards. rs they were before Pulaski, it Is bufa.
question Of fine when a place shall fall. Bur
parallels anrot be made in the water, and the
eurs nj Sumter command Morris Island.
But WHAT il Sunter should be reduced to a
heap of ruins? Is. Charleston lost? Ger
tain,y not. That fort isnot the key of Charles
Ton. Many All irouclad will go to the bot
tom, and many a ship load Of Yankees will be
seut to the devil, before the final struggle viii
be even begun. In Charleston there is "a Gen.
eral who knowsall his business. We hope that
it is not giving the enemy too much %informa--
ton, TO announce that his nameis Beauregard,
and that he has with him a certain puinber OF
troops. Together they will defend Charleston
tothe last extremity as indu;y bound. Whether
the place is ~impregnablc or not isthe question
uow to be tried. We hold that it's.
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True and Encouraging Words from the
Richmond Examiner.

The attack on Charleston is the direct and
imnediale cpns, quences Of a dispatch from
Cooper to Gen. Lee, which vas captured by
the enemy. in this dispatch there was talk
or AN army to be concentrated at Culpeper
Court House under. B~eauregard. fhe sudden
activity Of Rosecrans and other fe1eral G T
erals is the result OF that Dispatch. Inc
enemy has got his head full OF the iiea that
the Confedcracy has placed all lis hest forces
and Generals under Lee, leaving the rear Il,
take cnre ofitself. Especially is ne convinced
that Charlie ton is denuled o t7oops. ssd thai
Ecuurerarl is away Hc.ce he has ordered
an immediate attack, and will, without doubt,
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Knock down Argument. as to the Prices
of Newspapers.


It is saidtha owing 20 tic peculiar circum-
stu noes of TIE case it wuuiG now be unfair tn
take gold AZ a standard Of value. Inasmuch
rs corn is tie basis OF our provision crop. let
lis try that as a standard: When We pub.
lished orr paper at So, We could buy four
bushels OF corn for that amount. Our paper
was therefore worth four bushels Of corn.
Fur bushels rf corn is nov worth Sl2 in this
market, aud further up the country SEQ. Cur
paper is therefore WORTH sl2 by tue Corn stand.
ard. II was formerly worth two bushels o.
wheat. Wheat was selling here a few week:
ago al $i2. Measured by the wheat s:aEdarG.
OR paper is worth S24. a years subSerip-
ton 10 our paper would formerly buy ten
pounds of sole. / a!her, which, at present pri-
COS, amounts to $50. Our paper is, there
flre, measured by this standard, worth $50
per year. 4 years subscription would for
i; -rly buy four yards OF jeans, or sixteen
yards of cotton hnmespun. The four yards
Of jeans is warth $50, and Tie country home
spun is $2l, at this time. According t, this
STANDARD, our paper * now worth from S2G
10 $S524. a years subscription would former.
ly buy sixteen pounds Of bacon, which will
now cost SIG, OF upwards. Hence our paper
is worth sic by the bacon STANDARD. We
might thus 20 on aa inJfl litam. in every case,
that to bring newspapers to a level with
everything else would fix their price at from
$l2 to $40 per year.-Sumtcr Watchman.
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LIT us all adupt the following brisk and
lively view of the case. We clip it from the
Atlanta Commonwealth.
Bacon in the smoke heuse--mcal in the hopper,
If Grant rYrsts in Vicksburs we don't care A.
copper;
Lee in Pennsylvania. makes TIC Dutchpcn ny
about,
And spoils their calculations and crops and sour
krOut,
So three cheers for the Southern cross, and three
cheers for the mcn,
WHO have whipped the Yankees often, aad T;ll
wuil .beiu we'll again. q
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a Valuable Plantation
TCE SALE.


rg III sa;s.rI.ct rGtrs il. .a'e hi. VALUABLE
a. PLANTATION CONF. ;rg
aisseea i,aajrea AID Fifty .cres, /.
More OR lcss lying on Turkey GroeT, an! honi,d-
Ell BY laaiS' "C 81. j. {. Brooks. Capt !iagrnc
Burr, GecrGn l:.fnA and uilcrs, Ills Pt.tli,o;i
is e~itau:ct a,I''t ! niles Nor.h ef E'tse!i'll vi
llss. on T.. Ees..eTry i;osh, in . pleasant aai
~lirsl'hy lnmiilg, a9l in the miist "f 4 rciioed
:.ni mn asrcrablc ncighborno,d.
Ahout nae half Of this Traotof Land is cleared
nr,d II considerably. portion Of i: i'll Il hish. stats
of cultivation. Tho o;tcr half of this Tract is
in nmtiy" iorcst-lbounliaS III Oak. Eickofy and
Pine growth.
There nrc on the premises all necessary pi"nts-
tim huil,!ings-all in good repair. This Tract IS
w"lLwaieren, ard is one Of the best ranges for
catfle in tbs District.
Ths land is wsl adapted to Cotton, Corn,
small, Grain, NC.
Fer further information apply to .Mr.' Jas. n.
Harrison, ut the shcriH's oiace, ElseG;ld,-S. e..
GILBERT EI.AND.
~ c!erIe,io:. Courier will rie.se copy. lw ice
q week FOR n,e M nth un.tiotward a"c"inI lVriir-
with 10 thi%-ofice.
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New SUBSTITUTE FOR BLACK SLAVERY
Park Goodwin, editor Of the Evening Post
New York., says that if slsvervi. TO co1-
tinue in this country ve want the Irish Cath
olics to take the places of the negroes, and Yet
the more intellperSnnd moro virtuous h,acss
be liberated" "Such an ahomlnGble seati-
mont is entirely worthy Of the man who NJ
tiers ia man who raves like one IN i~ediain
against the Constitution of his country, aud
ISLANDERS every white man @ho il E:t a negro
in his hearth. Y. Old Guard.
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Caution to the Public.

A LII ptrions are hereby cautioned against rur.
e chasing from WILLIAM ). WALKER, of
I,IhfeId ristriot, and State Of South Carolina,
the Tract o. land in said District on which BIO
now resides, known rs tho GHEkCKEE PONDS
LANDS, confirming Fifteen hundred Acres,
(snme Que rr two acres, moro or loss.)
This public notice Is given for the rersca that l
have purchased said Land from said Wiiliam j.
Walker, md am. entitled TO tho possession OF 1t
OIL the Er.t day of January next: ard shall en-.
f,rce my tight 10 possession ut that time, should
ALLEN 3. ADDISON.
July ID, 1868. om 70
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STATE Of South Carolina.

OLl 49,
H8rHEEEAS, information has hnen rcee,vci at
~ tais department tha. WILLIAM I. MOSS
vino WAS in the jail Of Richlaad District under
sontenca Of death TOR the murdc: CT James Phil
lips, did, on the night Of the 9th oil June, MAKE
his escape from the said jail
Now therefore. I, MILLEDGE L. BONl!AM,
Governor of the Ssete of South Carolina' do hers-
NV oT-r n reward of ONE THOUSAND DUIr
LARS FOR tie apprehension of the sad William
4. Moss aud his delivery into amy jail III tais
Said Moss in abaa; % ysars old, 5 feet 10 inches
high. weighs about I4O.lbs., dark hair, wears u
mouslachn and is rather good locking. lie Is
from Wake county. Norh Carolina.
Given undor my h,uid and the seal OF the
State, MT Columbia, this second. day ol
r.. q July. AID. one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-three. MI. BONudM:
wy. r. E.rSrr, Secretary Of State.
July s I'm II
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>. SOLEMN AND Jpsr.-A few days since the
Yankee Captains in the Richmond prisons
were assembled, and tro Of them selected by
lot for the death penalty in retaliation Tor
The execution Of two Of our officers ~ the
enemy in kentucky. The scene is described
as solemn in the extreme, and the poor TEL
lows who ..:ere drawn were very much over
come. To such sad measures a ruthless enc
my drives u. Alas, for the age !--Sunter
Waterman.
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A New wAvro Blow UP a TRAlS.-T'

A NV WAY-TO BLOW UP a TRAlN.-Ihc
Chattanooga Rebel of Sunday says:
A few days since a party Of our guerTillas
went round in the rear Of Murfreesboro and
blew up two locomotives and trains, with tor
pedoes, one on the Nashville and Chattanoo-
ga, and the other on the Franklin and Nash
vile road. The torp~docs were placed nm
derneath the track, with a screw percussion
cap or friction primer attached, which vas so
placed on the iron rail that the wheel Of the
car pressing over It, caused tile Eliminating
powder to explode ard igni;el the ,nagazine.
I'VE did not learn the extent Of the damage.
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State of tout Carolina
EDGFFIELD DISTRICT,
IN.ORDfNARY.
HeY W.T.. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge

my WI. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Mary McCainc has applied 20 ME
for Letters Of Administration, On all anu an
ru,or tho gods and c%lattIcs, rights and credits
Of Z. Wilmington, Wade, late of the District
- 'Thcse ars, therefore, to.cite and adn'onish all
and singular, The Eindrcd and creditors nf-the
sail dccoasei, to be aud appear bc:rre ,aO. Ut cur
next ordinnryg's Court for tho said g:siii Jet, to'hs
holden at Elgsneld c. L., Oh the. 2,th day Of
july lust, to show causo, if any, why tho said
: administration should not DO granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, THIS i3tn cay
of Ju,y in the yenr OF our Imrd one thousand
eth. hundred and sixfy-tiree, anl in the eighty
eighth year, Of tho Independence df South cnrO-
Ina. WE. DURlS0E, o.E.D.
July Is ct %
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al" sAG5asyS.

BJsT pah,i-lad, and r%r sale by Ms. MORSE
% e CO, su:us' u, TIA.
a COMPLETE GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
OF "SCnNEWALL" JACKSON. BY CHARLES
HALLocK: Bcin: a.fu!i uod n%cyura.s account tf
the Leading Events Of hi. LIZ, bis Irving No
monts, AMI he 0bscquiss ut kicainond and LEX
ingtnn.
This work contains many anecdotes OF tbs il
lished.
Far sale by al Cock starc5 nal News agents.
Price .$t.Oo. The trade supplied at a liberal dis
count.
ga- All orders addressed 20 US will he prompt
IL lliei. Ms. MORSE L co.
Augusta CT, June "a, 81 25
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A novel mode of lighting has hcrn intro
drred at Baptist Church just built at Phila-
delnhia. There is not a gas burner in fhe
audience room. In the panels of the ceiling
are circles of GROUND glass two feet in diane
ter. Above each If these in the loft, is an
aroana burner, ard over tae burner ism pr@-
erfal reflector. The effect is Just the same
ASST there were thirty, full moons shining in
h e,ceiling. The Lights rot sharp and IT,
tense but abundant aad mellow, and not puin'
full &c the eyes,.
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BE n Woman.
Oft I've heard c gentle ncther,

Oft I've heard c gentle rcther,
As the twilight haurs began,
Pleading 1i,A o;.'G.y,
Urging lin !aHa a::ra;
Tat urto ae, l;ae-,.cd i,ns2:er,
Though vita lsve's ~ords quits as read
Points she gu! this other duty
"stsive my-''e'-. t. J.: 'a'y."
What's a lady: + & something
Made of hoers and silks and airs,
Used to decorate the rer'or.
Like the fancy rugs and chairs?
Is.it one that wastes on novels
Every feeling that is human
If tits this to be a lady.
IT'S not this TO be a WOMAN.
Mother, then unto your daughter,
Speak of something higher, far,
Than to be nero fashions lady :
"WoxAS" is The brightest star.
if yc, in your strong affection,
Urge your son to be a TRuE MAN,
Urge your daughter no less strongly
TO arise and be a woNAs.
Yes q woman-brightest model
OF that high and perfect beauty,
Where the mind, the soul, the body,
Blend to work out li,e's great duty
Be a woman, naught is higher
On the gildcd list of famO;
On the catalogue of virtue,
There's no brighter, heller name.
Be a roman-on to duty,
Raise the world from all that's Low,
Place high in tho social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant brow;
Lend thy influence to each effort,
That raise our nature human;
Be not fashions gilded lady,
b sIbrave, whole souled, true WOMAN. .
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Lost,

an tho evening of Tho Id instant at Bethel
of scuarnte pieces. each piece in, the form of q
Crescent, and COMMERCIALLY gold hsa1s. Attached
to tue bracelet is a dark rnarblc heart carved ont
of n specimen takcnfroin Port Sumter as u rc'ic.
The Under will be compensated FIR his trouble,
and is requested t., deposit it with Mrs. Chloe
"1 1,,v "a I' At Is
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It is now said thu. Gen. Milroy is to be court
marsLaled, for not haYing obeyed orders in
evacuating Winchester some days previous to
the attack upon that place.
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WHEAT WANTED
At Granite Mills, Augusta, Georgia

VyHE Undersigned, having purchased the above
well-kuown MILLS, lsitua'od ON Tho AuSus,
tn Canal, formerly owned by i. IL. Narren) VIII
nav the UiGnESTs MARKET PRICE i"r both
K:.D AND WHITE WHEAT. Parties
d. siring tn-scll will ploasr call on
~ ego. ri LsCHSDN. ~ co.,
No. 2Is Masonic Hail E~uiidins, Broad 81:
Augaslp, Co., July 7 Sm& 70
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Gait ar THE HAMBURG r. o.
u aud get your PANT BUTTONS, superior
III anything ever oiFsrod IN this markut, ct los"
cSLL Al, TIE HAMBURG p0sr OFFICE
nu,i get your SALT, superior to Liverpool, ~
loyr nriccs, and in good rloan sncks-two bushels
per suck. X. L: fsa on nc
Hamburg. Jcno 80 -N ~
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During the battle Of Gct'y.burg, Cen
Ewvil, refining in his liors=, aA't Citing one
0. his aids TO hin, Said: a. harebean Struck
assist me to alisllt."
Having helped him from his horse, The
aid inquired where the Genera! had been
hit. -.
:. Here" snid Gen. Ewel', pointing to his
wooden leg 6 III trouble ycu to hand me my
clhtr les."
The fractured artificial limb having beer
removed, and a fresh one put on in its place,
the brave old General remountcd his horse
! and again rode to the front.
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rgannery Notice.

y3RoM this date ] will TN ant DRESS all
b good DRY HIDES delivered Mt my Yard
for ONE THIRD of tho Misunderstanding inc
owner OF tie Hides my part ut the lowest market
rt;r.. 1 WILLIS ROSS.
July ID "m@ "
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having clsgims against the n astaSs
"A Of DR.. J. HARDWOOD Burt, deco, AZ. -, undor.
10 p pcd Is prepared to pay the same. Those IN
S dsh,sd to said Estate arc requested to .sstle prompt
iy. =" e
Jan'21
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Notice.

A 1T 9 ..ons indebted to tho Estate of John r.
"A Gwaltney, decd, aro requested to make pay.
mont as s ga. r. as p9's silI pre ns@s' th hsTlli properly
sstes.od, to Dr. A.. II. league, my authorized
age:;t. hoCA .4s
Dec S, 1862. ~
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Shoe Thread.

A GOOD. ARTICLE just received; rIice'
N $50 per III. o.h.u' 30
IIapburg, July Ii 'm
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Aunt sally supply vi s"S"' 70" ~,
Lecms had been put on short ALLOWANCE, and
he got hungry for some swe' thin. lie want.
ed " yet in Tie old lady's sugar box, and Sc
ne said:
MA, is mushrooms pizen?'
'Thry say they is. riy sou but what makes
you AK p You amt been eaten none, la
you p
Yes, ma, I has, an they makes me pow,
erful sick, taa,'
(The old lady begins to grow frightened,
and Jeems proceeds:
81 was reaain in your Cook Book that mnsh-
rooms Was gnod, an so | irie' a whole pa<sei
of 'ern an has cat EN-
Possible 2 SAYS the old LADY, still more
frightened. Jeems, you must take s'metEln,
right away
Yes, Ma, I think I ought to take some
hin, an here's receipt ! jest now seen in ;hi>
paper ior cu-in i,izen. Bqt1 don't want to
lake none O. that swce!in weld make NJ,
lsl,sl siese.a
Read the receipt, my s0o-road the re-
cc,pf.t
(Jeems take up the paper containing the
iollowing:) +,
a remedy for poisorinsly strych~9e ard
mushroom is ampince'i III England. 1t c'r-
sish itr making the patient ca! large q7slt-
ties Of rc!ined sugar, and, in desperate c;.e.s,
opening a vein AID inj>c!ilig .su@are.l water.
It's effects are 10 oxygoq.te and restore cireu
iatin.',
By spelling half thc woids, Jecms rea'l,
The ~!cregoi ~, ouly ia"tead Of opening a vein,
he rca IS. opening the momtl.' Wilrr?upon,
Aunt Sally called for her injection mssheen,
because size wanted to follow tns directions
literal, as nishaS she coall;' aud il was with
The ut1uoa' .!!iiiiculty that Jeelns got the pro-
eiammc changed as oilo~ws:-Cur;ain falls
with the old lazy drenchirg the youugster
with a quart bottle Of 'sugqrea water,' in
which Jeeins had put SOME 'oX. Genated BIZ
| 1ers,' in order to assist in 'c%ys1naang "n1
restoring cIlrIiatioa.'
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ItcpYistFY !.

IcnIistfy
SIR. II. i'hEk:.:s will re III his ciice
aS regularly ,..on .iay drr;"c sa.a.d"yaNeeh
iur after t:,eh he viii "niy he ,hcT. occasionuliy,
Is his Professional eugac rinents throughout the
Dis,ric: demand much of-his attention.
-. Having to pay the hiehesi Cash prices for
Dentistry materials, he Will hereafter work Only
Sept 10 If 80
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TANNER Wanted.

rxyANrED to Hire 8 GOOD TANEER-one
wv thoroughly acquainted with the business
To such an one libe'al wages ma sconstsns vm ad
r. fuckers Pond, Edseheld District, $: G;
JAS. ToAPkINS:
july 1, az
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Notice.
Rags Wanted

OLEAE coTToN-AND LINEN RAas can 90
~ a,ld for cash at the Aaoeff'se."n'eo' a
Ane. y -
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Morgan Stallion for Sale.
n u.yr-l for sale = THOROUGH BRED MOR-
i GAN STALLION. lie is n ho'tu!i.Gi buy,
six years old, OF handsome symmetry and ofi,hs
action. Persons wishing 10 engage in roaring
Horses will do we'll to consider this opf"r!uniiy'
Tor further information call un :M.. jas. H.. lar
''s'A' '' ~ - ELBERT GLAND.
.Ju,y tt "a
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CANpIDAT-SG-
r'nr ,ShcrIt,.

srts =
cor sherls.
henry B. GAL: Nan.
NAi H.AMY, SIR.
T. Ii. CLida,
A.p. EAST.
.JuaN K;Atn,
=. V. COOPER,
Ethtiahi SPIRES,
Fer Tax Collector.
JacGB HGlEr.
STARRING TuRTFa,
q. NJ. NAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
DRl;RY HoEEE.
w. II. holloway
BENZ. ROPER,
Dr.
For Clerk. 4
JACKSON cOvAR.
s. HARRISON,
For Ordinary.
w. DuR1SoE.
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July q,
MGticG.

Notice.
HaEMpERs Of my Company at home on sick
lYH. 1urlcugh must rodi:iveiy send on surgeons
certificates monthly .or extension OF iariong!i, or
r win ia forced to report thc,u absent without
leave. A private physicians certificate, if it GER
tilics that The man is mabia to - to - Surgeon,
and is ssorn to bcforc u a.gis:ratc. vii! p.9care
M extension. b. L. NICHOLSON, u.
Capt. c.. b. Hampton Legion.
Camp Near Petersburg, Va, Juno 20, 1855;
July s, 81 GS
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u =. We. Oaiuh'tuJ 10
rs.
A. Bushnell and wife Lucretia,
Nary Il. Tiiirnan and offers
ENTHEKEaS ii a. RANSOM, Administrator
w OF The Estate cI Snrah X. Gal mar, dec:d.,
as al Piled To ue, ry pet;ti,1.in writing, prayius
l..t II i,crt u. lie piaeoc.is uf The Real Es,stn of
las SAID Sarat Il Gnl,ma", dsc'd., may be pnid
ovef to bin, to satisfy debts against The said Es-
TAFT and it al pearing tp my satisfaction tL't
Ti:li.lr u. Coleman md Middleton Mo.c!y AID
ais w..e liizauetr, iva .f the Defendants 10 tlis
aboye st;.'ei ta,e. resi1c Heynud tie limits Of this
S;.,rs. II is thc,sf;rc ordered and declesd that
by do appsar a5 a G"":; .; nrainary to 10 no,
Monday, The slst day Of August, 1853, 10 show
saass, if rny itey can, why u portion Of Tho pro-
;vcls vi tue sale oil the kenL Estate of Saruh 4.
:i:.1nan, deed, sod ~ me f:r partition .,-.,d Ill
ii:ioa, should not ne pail ever 20 Tie I'D a.. A.
Rans nj, 1, %'iqnidntc the debts o:.e,rsi Said bs.
tale. ar heir consent To tie sr..1s will be entered
of record.
Given uuder. 'py h"gd and seal, this tho su'h
day Of aay, 1858.
juno 3 sm e
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Do vou always bear in mind 5cur-iinal ac-
coun.2 ~ 'as
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How Jecms so. some Sugar.

Aunt Sally's supply of sugar bad run low.
.Lcms had been put. on short ALLOWANCE, and
he got hungry for some swe' thin. lie want.
ed " yet III the old lady's sugar box, and Sc
Ia md
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Juue 81.
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For Clerk.
JACKSON cOvAR.
$. HARRISON,