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The Impressment Bill.

We give below carefully made and COM
penditious abstract Of the ImpresSment Bill,
reported to Congress by the Committcc OF
Conference, and which has passed both Houses:
SECTION |. Whenever tue exigencies of an
army in the field ar. such as to make i'm
pressments for its support necessary, prop
erty may he impressed by the officers whose
duty it is to furnish such property to thu army.
When the owner Of the property and tho I'M
pressing officer cannot agree upon Che value
Of the property, the impressing officer, apor
the affidavit of the owner or his agent, that
such property was grown, raised or produced
by the owner, or is held, or has been pur-
chased by him, not for sale or speculation,
but for his own consumption, shall. cause the
value to be ascerlained by the judgment of
two loyal and disntere>ted citizens of the
CITY, county or parish where the'impressment
may be made, une assessor to be selected by
the impresslng officer, and the other by the
owner, aud in case Of disagreement be-
tween the appraisers the latter shall choose
AM umpire,. whose Judgment shall De final.
The impressing officer shall administer M
oath to apprnise fairly end inpartially to the
appraisers who .haiI then proc ed 10 assess
just compensation for the property impressed,
whether The absolute ownership or the tenn
porary use thereof only is required.
SEC. ,. Tue ofliscr impressing property
shall, nt the time of impressment, pay to the
owner or his agent the compensation fixed
by the appraisers; and shul also g.ye the
owner, over his official signature, Z certlii-
cate that Said property is e,sentialto the uae
Of the army, and that it couhl not be other
wise procured, and WAS taken through abso-
lite necessity; setting forth the time and
place when ami where taken, tie amount OF
com pea,asion iissl " the appraisers, and the
sum, if any,. paid tof tle same. WheI the
ilnpressng rllicsr shall lail to pay for proper
ty impressed, the'owneri shaA be emitted to
the speedy payment ior the 'samc by the r,E-
er disbursins officer. iToi 5a
SEC. 3. Whenever the appraiSemeut pro-
VII ,.r i. lhe first section shall from any
c.use be imprae.ica,4ie ut the tine of iin-
pressmsnt, in that case the value Of the prop
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LUX sAnD READ.!
Something Of Importance to.
the afflicted (! -

TIN E undersigned has located at Augu' for
4 tho purpose of tr.aiing CHRONIC CON-
-pLICATED COMPLAINTS Of all characters, in
Males and Females, 10 matter Of how long stand
ing their nature may be lie will say that be Will
cure from eight to nine cases cut Of every ten
which come before him. IL fr6ih' two to fDur and
ak mo,,thr according td the length of'tihe the
cases have been stundng His prsctics- eousirts
of French, tiermnn and I.dian, combined. lie
has two ways To asce tain tue nature OF complaints
enc is by consultation, the jtler 6y presenting.
- small portion of the m"rniug's urine. in case
Any person being unable % give the character VI
romplsints whom not Present. Ny 06iea is up
stcira over Brahe's Jewslry Store, opposite the
Con.tirutinnalisr Office, Broad Street, No. ls%.
When not ot my Office may be found at Globe
Hotel.
Medicines must be psid for on deliverysin every
case. DIX. ~. FITZGERAED.
iAuxusts, Ga. i,
P S.-Persons residing at a distance ra-
:eive medicines by express. M. r, II. D.
Mar 10 lin lu
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Taeir Military Honor.

Some OF the Yankee Journalists profess tq
consider The continued prosecution of this
war essential to the vindication of their mil
itary honor. 1t strikes us that military hon.
or, or honor of any kind, so lar as they are
concerned, has very little to do with tie
whclc proceeding. When nation makes
war upon another nation, boastlng that it
outnumbers It's opponent four to one, that it
has ten times the resources in money and
manufacturing power, and FIVE hundred times
the naval force, we should say that very III.
tie honor could be achieved in such a war
even If completely successful, -Four stout
highwaymen, who should succeed in over.
powering one solitary traveller, might fill
their pockets with the il-lgotten gain, but
would scarcely set up.a claim to courage
aud chivalry on the strength Of that achieve
fmeht.
Whilst we have meyer inreaphed tie gen.
cral courage of the North, or any other race
OF mankind, we feel qni,e sure that this war
is one of the most unblush;ngly toward wars
recorded in the annals Of history. They
have never based their own hopes Of success
e. . moment on anything but superior brute
force They declare that they have had in
The field over million Of men, aid there las
scarcely been battle in which they have not
outnumbered US TWO to one. In those Wes-
tern Conflicts, in which they have sometimes
gained advantages, it has been by odds
against us the most overwhelming. Whnt
DIES ali ths prove9 Superior chivalry aud
courage! Military honor They now pro,
pose to bring three millions more, and crush
-us under an avalanche. But where. even il
successful, would be the military honor Of
that prOcsedngf .iai'
Ifthc Yankees want to vindcate their mill.
tary honor, let them pick out twenty five, or
fifty thousand IF their best fighting men, let
the sonth select the same number, and then
let the question of laiiiary honor depend
upon the result Of that battle, fhese i q
chance for them TO gain laurels and glory.
Every one knows that they have outnunbri-
el us, according TO their dwn accounts, four
to one; that they have had over million Of
men in the field, and tha, even if they had
been iGiiormly successful, instead of almost
uniformly whipped, it would be nothing to
brag Of. lf,hey carry on tho was as Lnloln
proposes, making superi numbe,s, instead
of manhood, their reliaucc, future victories,
could they achieve tl'rl, would be equally
indecisive Of the question Of honor, and fu-
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Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
rot,,,p,, March Is. 1863.

COLUMBIA. Marcl IL, loOo.
EEIHEREAS am crrtlibly informed lhut large
w quantities of provisions are being exported
from this State for the'purpose of speculation, by
r.r.ou yLsrepf. tho pries OF provisions has been
inlch enhanced, u the great discomfort OF Tue
citizens of tho State; and whereas the present
supply is deemed important for the subsistence oil
the peorle and tho soldiers of the Confederacy
Now, therefore, /, MILLEDGE L. B0N1AM,
Governor Of South Carolina, by vir'ue of tho
power vested III me under ihe Constitution of tEs
State, do'iss,ie thismy proclamation and forbid
AL persons, for the spaceof thirty days IRON ihs
date, from e1portiug beyond the limits OF tins
State, any Salt, Bacon, Pork, Beef, Corn Meal,
Whent Flour, ItcG, 1'tas, Potatoes or other pro.
yi.ons.of gnvl description whatsoever. THE fol-
living persans nra excepted, viz; QnarterrnasJers'
oonlmisspries aud other agents of the Confederate
Government purchaeing provisions for the army,
who must exhibit satisfactory evidence of their
okici4t uhusaeter md authority; persons from
othsr States who purcha5o for. their own private
use and consumption, and not for resale, who shall
make oath to that effect before The next magistrate
previous 10 tho removal Of tho articles purchasca
which oath tho magistrate shall preserve ana iur-
nish ior the gsa of THO SolifitDr ct tAe t'rfast
slcu feoarcd agents Of counties, town'. corpo-
rntions ana. .Soldisrs Boards Of Relief Of other
States xio exhibit satisfactory proof Of their nu-
thorty to purchase such provisions in behalf ot
suoh couutier, towns, corporations or Soldiers
Boards of Relief, for public use or for distribution
at costs and charges, and not for resale or proh'
Salt ,nnde by non-resficuts and cargoos epter-
ing opapnlis from. abroah are alpo excepted =.
=. INV OF said sptiyles that NAY be stepped 'n
trspsitn viii con asca'ed TO thease the state
I, is.eSj dinea upon dit magistrates and ailitia
atcsrs. nnd all aoodt cilizsia ara: appealed TO, to
I'D in the eufoFccmnpt. Of thin prccltu alton.
= Given under my .hspI and hs Sesl Of tho STATE
49,, 1T cnlaubisi fttd ciShteen'h day OF March,
tI,.l AID. enc rhOaaand' eight hundred aud
slatY.,hrecI " ~ nj. L. DoNtlAM.
WV Il. Iluxrr, Secretary Of State, -.
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HIGHWAY RoGBrnY.-Thc Savannah Re-
publican of the 3ls ult. hns the following:
On Sunday evening about dark two sol,
diers way laid a negro man un the Middle
Ground Road US he was returning on horse
back to the country, whence he had come TO
his masters house. Seizng the hridle, they
stopped him, demanding "a pass" Tie an
swered that be had noue. Well, get down
and 20 to the guard house." The servant
obcyed, hut he had hapdlY Disappointed when,
with violent blow above the temple, he
wes knocked down, and robbed of everything
he had, his pockets riaci, &C. Upon recoy
eriny he caughtfhe horse anl returned, with
a deep'gash in his head and covered with
blood, to his owner, saying, =" Massp, | ain
ni,led Oar own soldier knock Inc down,
and steal everything from me They is worse
than Yankees, sir /" ='
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the words of the beautiful cid song There's
nething true but. Heaven" let us there fix
our affections and then we.may be assured
Of perfect happiness both now and forever.
Otherwise, we may be certain that no bagen
below is safe for our tossed and troubled bark.
Continual chickering's, and strifes, aud restless
roaming to and fro in search Of something to
depend upon, will weary. the strongest and
brave,t heart; and amid dark clouds of do
spar it will sink into fatal Stoicism.
CIV. D.
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For the Literary Corner.
Three Extracts from My Journal.
By NETTIE WITHREs.

March 18th, 1861.
"OT for the wars!'' Yes, he has gone !!
The words fall heavily on my heart, while
the fast-fallng tears almost blind me as
write. But, journal, youknow, not bow dear
he is to me-Wslace Hunter, my bctrvtLed.
/ have told you he was my childhood's play
mate, my grlhood's friend, but cannot ex-
plain to you how it is that, sad as ! am, lis
last words 6 Mine, mine only, forever echo
IN my heart, awaking it from gloom; Yes,
yes, in my inmost soul feel that am his,
lis only, forever.
"Of for the wars tomorrow" lie es-
claimed as he entered our wicket gate and
despite my pride-for would not have him
Know my love was given unsought-the COW
ard blood retreated to its source, and my lips
we're white with unspoken anguish. But
soon he called the crimson torrent back, and
brought the tremulous smile to my lips
Shall tell you the magic words? Suffice it,
lave promised tina; ere another Spring shall
make verdant the hills and forests, shall be,
IS wife, If the par is orcr. Oh terrible war!
Just punishment to take him from me-; had
not felt it else.
July, 1851
Once more sOff to the wars y Gone
again! Scarcely had whispered "Joy /!
JOY lie is with me"-scarcely had my COT
tage home grown vocal with our wonted
songs, ere the parting came. Once more my
heart is wruhy, but ray Of God-siven suu-
light cheers me Sheil lthink lie is unchang
ed, not only in his love, but no traces OF the
demon of camp life, are in his eyes, Thoughts a
shade of deeper thought is on his noble brow,
and the shadow of the bitter war seems to
temper his old lilsrity. But not changed !
i thank Thee, sFather, aud still irnplore thy
shielding Arm
March, 1862.
Gone forever now They tell me he is
deal-that a III ouud Of fresh turned clay, Gov
ers my noble lover. They say. he bravely
fought, until as he stopped to save IN,
wounded brother ,trom the tramp of our ad-
vaneing cavalry, the deadly missile entered
his side, and falling he exclaimed "Jesus !
forgive. and with an effort Tell my Net
,ie"-then-ehe heart that dictated, and The
lips that spoke this message of love, were 81
lent forever. 1t is strange how calmly ]
write-strange that should seem to care SO
little. even smiled Us gossiping neighbor
remarked to my mother, 81 thought Nettie
would have felt it more Did say smiled? ?
\ ghastly sbalow oi rny former mirlh, for
tie iron has entered my soal," and when
the birds have built their nests in the AGA
cias undcr whose swinging boughs lie told his
love shall have inined him in The foreter
Our home is silent now, for no more chal-
lengc in merry rivalry the mocking birds
strain, but, up yondcr, Wallace, our voices
shall mingle as Of yor-.
He has only preceded me little, must
not weep. Weep! vain word, my eyes are
fearless why should weep when be beck
ons me onward? come Wallace, my be-
loved, / come
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After Little While.

After little while
When oil the glories of the night and day
Have fed for aye;
From Friendships glance ard Leauty's winscm
smile,
pass away
After little while.
After little while,
The snow will fall from time and trial shocks
Down these dark locks;
Then clcaving onward to he Golden Isle,
I pass the rocks
After little whlo.
After little while,
Perchance whom youth is blazoncd en- my brow
AS hops is now,
I ,!roop and wither inthis dim defs
A fruitless bomgh-
After little while.
After little while,
And clouds that simmer on the robes of June,
And vestal moon,
No more iny vagrant fancies can bcsuile;
slunber soon-
After little Wills.
After little while,
The birds will sorsnAde in bush and trss'
But nut for me.
On pillows duskier than the gloomy Nile, -'
: Ny barque must be- ''-''
After little while. 49,
After little while,
The cross will glisten anl the thislcs wave
Above my grave,
Aad planets smile
Dear God! then pillowed on thy gentle breast,
fain would rest
After little while.
JAMES R. RANDALL.
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present year.
Tax Payers must make their returns 10 the time
.hoye named or they will be subject TO double tax
Free Negroes not now nor havn: heen in the
Confederate service nre subject to TaI,--those
from the ages Of IL TO 30 years
Tux Payers are hereby notified that the Con,
rrlerae Bills of the Hoycr 4 Ludwig rlntc, dated
sru,rnber I'd, 1861, of tho denomination of $2O
5o and sldA, will not bo taken Tor Taxes, as tn"y
were called in last year, a:d tho plate having
h.rn counterfeitel there is somo discount On the
genuine bills unless returned to the proper au-
thoritics. Other Confederate m'mey will no good
for T,1es. THEQ. DEAN, ICED.
Mnr u ~
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Attention All |!

vEyuE Subscribers having bought tho NAM
Il BURG 4 EDGEFlELD PLANK ROAD
desire through these columns tn return ihniks ~
the public for tbe liberal patronage thus fnr b.s-
lowed On them. They pledge themselves Ha ssya
ns the tunes will justly it, 10 roIay the Rohd, 0nd
give you a Road worthy Of travel. In order to
do isthey expect ul thoso who use the Road to
pay toll Tnu privileges given i~pcrsvrs through
whose land the load runs are hereby Withdrawn.
They will expect all to pay who Nso tue Road.
They will muke terms reasonable.
Persons travelling tho Road from the Pine
House to GruLi;eville- will pay toll at Julius
Days and those using The Road below the Toll
tigte can m..lc arrangements by tho year. They
would he glad for every one to feel i5 10 his iatc
rest to use the Road But they not willing for
this to be done without pay, and with generous
assistance FROM the people, they will convince the
AavcrEstp riDsril that the II. & Z. p. Il. is no
humbug, .,--. JULIUS DAY.
.s........ JOEL CURRY.
Mar 70 4t l3
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Oae active speculator, in breadstuils,. says
the Macon (Ga.) 1stsgrdph, is more ciiec-
tive and dangerous foe TO thc Confederate
Cause, iu our opinion, than battalion Ct
Federal troops. lie does immense mischief t
hln4elfb by stimulating pr:cts; but he does a :
great deal more by stimulating the spirit OF
speculatioa-for men need slight Inducements
III the way Of preceptor example to go into
a busines, certain to produce wealth, Though
unfortunately it may be at the expense OF
roascisuce AID country. a single specuiator
MAY often poison Whole community hy his
prrniclous influence ana example.
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re defeats equally hnmilint:nr.- -Theisonllz

ture defeats equally hnmilat;ng. TheiFonlly
chance Of military honor is 10 meet US en-
equal terms, fifty thousand to fifty .,hon-
sand, and then, if they whip ns, they viii
have something to boast Of For our own
part, We would not only be willing to leave
the point of military honor, but the whole
cause of our country, to the RESULT of such a
batlle.-Richmond Dispatch.
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The ship Prince of Wales, from Melbourne,
reports that she was boarded on tile % OF
February, in latitude 30 degrees, longitude
Al degrees west by The pirate Alabama, who
reported having destroyed thirty-iour Federal
vessels during her cruise.
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Seven of tine different Banksuf Savannah
have acceded to u proposition made ty The
President OF the MArine Bank Of that city to
loau Tic city $40 ,GGG eac.;, ritlpa; interest,
and one loan of 5000, 10 be invusiod III
provisions, which are to be sold at prime cost
TO the needy and others Of Savannah.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DIsTR1cT,
~ ORDLNIRY
J. D. 4. Miller. Adn'or Applicant,

Henry Miller and others. Defendants.
EH7HEkEAS; j. d: r Miller. Admhistrn tsr. Of
wv tho Estate Of Elizabeth F. Miller dse.d,,
has applied To me, hy petition in writing, praying
that part of the proceeds of the Zeal Estate Of
the said Elizabeth F. NJ llcr, decd, may be pAia
aver II him, to satisfy debts against said Estate:
and it appearing to my satisfaction that Sion Mil
lsr aud rne chi,tren of Nancy, MeCarty, deceased,
(uumrs uhknswp,l Defendants in this ease, reside
oeyund the limits Of this State They are there
.ore required TO appear ut the Court Of Ordinary
To be holden ut Edgeaeld c. H., for Edgefeid Dis
uict, on Saturday tho z3d May, A D., 1883, to-
show cause, If any chry can, why portion Of the
proceeds of tie sale of the Real Estate Of Elita-
beth F. Miller, deo'd.,. sold by me for PstttiSa
and division, should not be psld over to TIE said
J. D. X. Miller, Administrator. to lisuidate the
debt, a;;apst said Estate, or their consent 10 He
,nme will be entered of rsoord. -: .j.'f -
Given under my hand and seal, this ths sd
' V W. F. DuRIsoE, o. E. D.
Feb %, 1868. sn 81
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DentiStry! !!

nR. It. PARk;.R will. bs in.e lis uairs
D regularly eucu duy during ..ale-d'y. ,we-k /;
,ut after then be will nly be there ,eceariopally,
~ his Professional engagements Throughout the
District demand much of his attent;on. 'T' '9
TKs-1laving to pay the highes, Cash priccs fss
Dentistry mnleria,s be will hereafter work ONLY
FOR CASH, ..;.s. =; -,- -ri-f',, -.
Su,,t IN ~ Az.
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Tile Federal treasury department has
given notice that the laws does not provide q
bounty to those soldiers discharged from dis
utility from other Co uses than wounds. Only
those wounded and discharged obtain the
bonnLv
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Notice.

a III. persons having demands against tho Es-
"A. nte of Moses Huston, csc'd.. are requested
To present lhsm properly atcsted to the Subscri-
b It, on or be orc the BIB day Of May next, AND,
tlrs. inicLlui to sall Estate arc reguestfl TO pay
,p is ,lat lay. as inal settlement &c snil Es-
tate viii be made in the Oriinarys Office on that
day. 70 WILSON HOLSI0N, Admir-.
Mo-1 st. 10
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NOticA.
Notice.

A LII parron. iiuaebysd tp ths Estate Of J,mss
"A c. Henderson, deed, arr reqnest-d to make
yayluenr by Tie lat dry Of October. 1858, and
those having demands against ssd Estate sro re-
quested tn present them afors bwith, desire to
make 6nal sestlniieDt w that, day. ,,..t.4,s
..,..t a..t- L.. CoRLEY, Adm''r.
Ort lj:1S62. ~ 10
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Notice.

EEAVING purchased Of the Administrators thr
E1 interest of c. W. hodges, decd. in III,
Lrtu of c. ". & J. l.. HODGES, ] viii continm,
the tusincss in my own nare, and hope BY itticf
attention to the wants Of he'peopfe to merit ttei
putrunngs i will el,leaynr 10 keep up as com
-rlete n stock Of DRUGS. MEDICI MS, &C.. NJ.
these Llockade-timr will allow, and will sell n:
low aa can possibly afford.
As the Administrators wishes TO closo the Estate
of G. W. Hodges, decd, ii is particularly request
cd that ali indebted to tho firm Of C. W. & J. B..
HODGES will call on the Subscriber and settle
forthwith. j.. u. HODGES.
E,!sefrLl, S. c.. Jsn2l If 3
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Notice to Creditors

Notice to Creditors.
EDGEFIELD 'DIsTRICr-1S EQUITY.
John E. Harris, ctul, Bill for Partition,
va -tAccount. Settle
&. A:1Addisnn. nsai; &C.. a-
w. e. Harris, E1 'ors. OF nl ,...,. go
nY Virtue of Gu order of tho Court in this
I'D cause, all persons having demands sg"inst
tLs Trust Estate of NJ. Harris, heo'd., are re-
quired to present. and PROVO their demands hcf"re
mo on or before the 18th day Of May next or
ol.e payment pf ,ktir demands w'1 hY hnyrrd,
- e. W. CHRWrLE; c.r,s,r
Mnr ., 1sB2, 10, ! :. 4 IA :
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LAND FOR SALE.

yEyHE Srhscrler Offers. for aale pri-ately th'
4 HOMESTEAD PLANTATION Of Rohor
Jennings. decd, in Edgsdcld District, containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES, !.
Situate on Stevens Creek, on the Road leading
from Augusta to Calhuun's Mills. 2s miles from
Augusta. and bounded by lands of DR.. j. }. Curt
ledge. Mrs. Cnrtledge. G. L. Blair and others.
There nre hu the place comfortable Dwelling
uuuse an i al necessary outbuillings. There srr
ssventy-Iive Acres o good bDtt"n land, md thirty
ucrc4 of uni sown in Wheat: and ab"ut forty i.
bats. The place is well wa,erei and timberod and
i, in n high state of cultivation.
II purchaser ran he found soon, will sell
with the place Scventy-fv 1--WE Head of Sheep, STOCK
Of Cattle, &c.
DR.. j. J. Car,ledge or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing the place to any one desirous
Of purchasing al excellent plantation.
w. D. JENNINGS, E1'or.
Mar II
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Tax, Collectors Notice.

q WILL attend ut the times and places herein
z after menriofed to collect 'tic State and Dis
tfct Tax frr the year commencing the first day
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NOTICE.

A LII rersons having claims against tho Estate
"a of Dr. j. Hsrwood Burt, decd, nrs no,iaed
To- prvsent thrnl properly atcsted, as tho unaer-
riansh IS prepared to pay ..tho same. Ihose M
deb,ed to said Estate are requested to .ete prompt
1t.. W. NJ. DohA' atS - %
Jan 81 e .
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ENIGMA.

am composed of tueiss letters.
My ), IL, ID, is sa inrtrumsn. tsed in writing.
Ny 3, G, 6, 5, is the sea.
My /, {, 2, is aruhlic house,
Ny s. l2, is a stamp used in coming money.
My l. IL, 9, is conjealed water.
My {, 4, 0, S, i, want.
Ny whole is what every hearted Southern
or desires. VIOLA.