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alcohol. Caps are left from lamps,
the fluid worthless by ev-
aporstion. Table linen 10 thrown
carelessly down and il eaten BY mice,
Or put away damp and is mildcwsd;
or the fruit stains are forgotten, and
the stains washed in. Table cloths
and napkins used Is dish wipers;
mats forgotten to be put under hot
dishes; teapots melted by the stove;
water forgotten in pitchers, and al
lowed to freeze in winter; slops ~,
COW and pig never saved; china used
10 feed cats and dogs on. and IN many
other ways. q careless and inexPer'
encei housekeeper will waste. with
out needing the hard earned wages Q
her husband; when she really thinks
because he buys no fne clothes
makes the old ones last, and cook
plainly. she il a most superior house
keeper" The next time an unthink
ing husband is disposed to he sever
'lberause some tr:fiing matter has beel
neglected. he should put that in hi
. pipe and smoke il"
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A YEAR In CLlR Or rUU y
Arthur's Home Magazine
sne,2 s1anH3
II. XXI. ana XXII. EIi.ed By q. 3

vols. XXI. and XXI. Fitted BY i. >
ARTHUR snd vlRslsrA Il. TOWNSEND.
Consa n Novel-ts. Stories. Poetry, Fasn''
ons. Steel and Wood Engrsvings. Needle.
york Patterns in great variety. Mothers
DEPARTMENT, Children's Department, House
keepers and Health Departments Win
literary reviews. and ell the accessories o.
I. frst-eiass Magazine.
The I,dv's Book bears this 6stter'ng
testimony TO the character OF ARTHUR
HonE MAsAzIsE:- ~.
.A- we have often before said, ris' "isn-
ouf controversy. the best 81 magazine puo
lished in the country; snd this y the strong
liz oufspoken testimony everywhere gwen
~ the press. We know Of no periodical
/ Inst 90 veil deserves the praise bestowed.
rhe editors never tire in their efforts 70 give
!. .ch month, q rich snd vsried literary re-
a,st 10 their readers. Their work - KEEP
lfuIIv n o 70 the standard OF their promises u
never dull. vet always full Of instruction. -
We have often said. and repest q again. tns'
III, shouId make . part Of the reading Of inc
.eople. Young and old. OF the editors We
need not speak; their names are houseno,s
words all over the country. In their nsoo'
oo periodical can fai: TO reach the highes
ooint cf excellence
II A new serial. BY T. 8. AR-HuH, VII D
commenced in the January number, enut'e'
TOUT In THE WORLD
n Rare & Elegant Premsu ~
], Are sent to all Who make up Clubs:-l. !
large Photographic copy Of that sp'end'
engraving, "SHAKsPEARE AID his CorExF
! oaARrrs "a large Photographic cop
4 from sn engraving Of Hunsington's eeIeors'
:. ID Picture sMERcY's DREAn" 3.A simi''
Icopv II He.ring's "GLrHrsE or A. EscIis
= lHonEsrEAp."
: TERns So wear. in advance, end on
z premium plate. Two cnpies, %. Three =
= LEA. -Four for e5. Eieh', md one to geue
elm Of club. $40. One Of The premium p'si'
| IL sent 10 every ee,'er up o. club. small
. large Three red stsmps must be sent
she postage on each premium.
Address r. g. ARTHUR & CO.,
I'll 333 Walnut S'resr. PhilsdelphI
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RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery and the Civil War.
VHvHIS WORK contains complete spd &C
u curste copies Of MI VAsLAEDiesAn's
principal Speeches, on the subjerir above
named Also. parts Of many Other Spesehss.
With letters, incids nts, voies, etc., stc The
work hes been carefully editsd snd 10 BE-
Ilieyrd to present. fsiriy and correctly. The
jpolitical record and position Of . Uso whose
views. 10 relation 70 the csusss Of osi Ma
l,ionsl troubles, and the tight Fensdies Tor
Them, are attracting IN sxirsordisssy
amount OF public attention.
The work 10 on good. subs'an'isI Paper.
40 pspee, large evo, and is ovnsmsrsed
With very finely exscu'ed and esgrsvss
likeness Of Mr.. Vail ndishsm.
| Psrcs-P Paper covers % csais; CIc'n -
delivered BY Mail or Express, prepaid, On
receipt OF the price.
Wholessle-Psper Covers. S. per dcsss.
lClosh Ss-Trsnsports,ion 20 be paid -
Il ,urchas'r.
n Send orders. With the money ens'es'
led. to Columbus, Ohio. sddrsssed 70 J =.
Riley 4 Co, or to Gov. Mefs'y. once =
lTh. Crisis. March 20. ioOS
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HEKRv A. HoLrnAUs.
Auditor-JoHH MEHRircER.
Treasurer SoHDEHnAuu.
Recordes-AUGusT LiTscHcI.
Sherff--JoHx WEikEL.
Coroner-- CHARLks kRAus.
Surveyor =. WILLIAM
J. 3. B'cnwrsnrnr' c,..,,
WV. n. GREEH, Commissioner.
r. N. DAVIS. }
orricERs OF sArHBRIDcE TowBsH'p.
Justices Sebastian Kusbiei, N. kssisss
}. Rose.
Trustee--M Keefev.
Constabies-A. Eckers, II. Endhofea
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JOHN BUCHART

RESPECTFULLY snforms bic numerous
customers and the public that he has just
received from Louisville large and veil o.
h cted stock OF chairs. which be offers for
sale cheap. He also Offers for sale good
Ready Made Furniture!
Ims uofactured By The best houses % Louis
willie, and By himself. He soIicits . share
OF patronage. and feels sure he can give sst'
isfaction.
\ Ian IL JOHN BUCHAkT.
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HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Corner East Main. snd Mcdonald Streets
JASPER, IND,
|nFFERS bic thanks to the ctizens o. ~.
NJ bois county end vicinity for their psn
ps,ronaRe, and solici,s : continuance enc
|ex,e usion OF the same. feeling confident srs'
he can make Il 10 the interest Of persons 70
want Of any thing IL HE line 20 des' wi'n
him, a. his motto 10 small profits and quick
lsales.r [Nlsy Is, 81.
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PETER LORILLARD.
sNuFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER

is & Is CHAMBERS ST.
AZ Chathsm Street. New York.
xxTOULD call the attention Of Deslers g
w the articles Of HE manufacture, viz: }
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac.brv Domingos,
Fin. Rappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rsppee, Nachi'oches.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUPF.
scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh HcneyScotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
OF Lundy loot,
rrAtsension 10 called 70 the large rsduc'
ton in prices Of Fine-Cut Chewing an,
smoking Tobsccos. which will be founc o
Il Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
suoKisc. smoking.
Long, >. Jsgos
No. !, Spsnisn,
No2, Cansster'
Nos.Is2 mixed Grsnulsssd Turkish
ylsE CUT CHEWING.
PA. L.. or plain.
Cavendish. o. Sweet,
Sweet Scented Oronoeo,
Tin Foil Csvendish.
In B.-A circular Of prices will be sent o.
4 application. Apvn -. Ieot-
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Ants. Bcdbllg - N Oths I'm Furs
" O0lens, Ac., Insects, ON
Plants. FOw T., a ssimaIs, &c.
30, up ~ csc SOC. aud 800 Bx--, Bo,,'ss.
nd Flssks: So and % sizes ic HorELs. PuB-
LIc INSTITUTIONS. &c
.Only in:sllible remedies Known
Free from Pciscns"
mot dangerous 20 the Human Family"
rate come ont ~ their holes 70 die"
= sold wholesale in . " large cities.
- sid BY al DRuccIsTs and RErAiLrRs
everywhere.
80 \. BEWARE ..r' Of al worthless imits-
lions.
q See '"CosTAR's' name IL on eash
Box. Bottle and Flask before you buy
~ Address HENRY r. COSTAR
u PRrscirAL DEr"1 4s2 BRoADwAr y. y.
~ Sold by-M FRIEDnAS.- Jasper, Ind.
April 1lih. i663.-sm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-09

atsns cnnspcnons in tEehir efforts to restore
Our line. sfhey and, their. caief were the last
to leave the Ridge.
The Gay was, list. uardee still maintain
I'd bis arrnnd: h':.sna success Of The .rigat
wing could restore Tie left to its original p1si
ton. All men-even the. bra vest ire sub
oct to error and confusion but 10 day $, mr
OF the C,nGedera:es Gid not igiit with their
accustomed courage. Possibly the'cmtrast
between the heavy masses Of the Federals
rs they rolled across the valley and up the
mountain rid, &c, and tier dwn longanl at;ea-
uate1 line, was not of = character - ,eneonr-
age them.
Our casualties are smail-very smsll-tos
small, indeed, to be recorded along with so
complete and humiitatirg adeftat: Included
among our losses are some Of our best guns
perhaps as many as thirty or forty. Them
fautry supports in some instances fed so pre-
cipitate!y that there was no time left to re-
move the guns. There We're but few roads
down the mountain by which they could re-
treat, and this o~ccasioned further loss, ALI
the artillery behaved well. The men in Cohb's
battery. stood Underground after their supports
had fled, and though they 10 their guns, they
fought them to th,. last and when they you'd
use them uu lunSeron account of tue steel mss
of the descent they BURIED hanl grenades
against the foe as hecrawled up the mountain
beneath the muzzle. of the guns-4
The e%ncmy'S loss must have eSs eeded ours
ten 10 one. Our deadand some Of our VT und-
ed were left on the field. P.~W. ~.
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HEADQUARTERS,
CUNSCK!PT DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, November u, lS6.


COLUMBIA, November. u, 1863.
GENERAL ORDER -TO.I II.
n A revision is hereby ordered uf al ,CnrSiiaates
L. Of Exemption from CONSUMPTION heretofore
granted in this State on account Of physir"f diru
billy, with the view, chiefly. 10 4 complete regis
tra,iun OF Mi persons who are physically unfit for
military service, with the causes of such unit
ness. -a
n. Every person holding y "surseOn's Ccrtdi-
cate of Exemption" from CONSUMPTION "ill report
in their respective Districts to the Examining
Board, on such days us may be Appointed by the
Chief Surgeons of tho several Congressional Dis.
tricts. OF which days public notice wliI oc given.
lii. Those whe fail to report will DO no longer
recognized as excmp, nad thei: certificates be nO
longer Of force. 80.
". Enrolling Officers, when advised of The
days appointed for tbs revision in their respective
Districts, will use all proper Means to extend the
notice, and procure, the prompt attendance OF q!
persons subject to the 'ordsr.-
By order Of Maj. Melton, Cond'to f Ccnseripts.
l.. W. SHAND,
Lieutenant AID Assistant l.. 0.
-eDec Q Of Jg
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State of South Carolina,
DO lSi.C J.
nv ORUIH1R Y

10y W. F. pUaIsoE. Esq, Ordinary of Edge
- field Distric... ~
Whereas, julius Day has applied to me Tor
Letters of Administration, OH all and singular
the goods and r~hattels, rights and creci;: Of. F.
NJ. Coleman, late of the District. aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore. to cite and adnonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
doccssed, to be aud appear before me. at our mex
OrIiuary's Court for the said District, to he holden
Mt Edyeiela Court House, on the Est day of Dec.
inst, to show cause, if any, why ,he said admin
tstrasion should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this lth day Of
Dec, in the yenr of our Lord .ne thousand
siobt hundred and sixty.three, and in. the eighty
cishth year of the Independence of s. Carolina.
W. F. DURfSoE, o.s.D.
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Rocky Greek Academy.

uy.IE SPRING SESSION of this Institution
Il VII the FIRST MONDAY OF
JANUARY, 1854, and %continde Five Mo'rhs,
twenty days to the month.
Students will be charged from the time of en-
trance to the end of the Session. IN adrn"cs, aud
none will be received applying .ater than three
weeks after the term commencss, unless prevent
ell by sickness. No deduction Nili be uIude eX-
cept in case Of rrutracted illness.
The Rates of Tuition per term Of Five Months
are Sl2,5O, $40 and SIS, according to ClassiGca-
t,u.. Gnvd Board can be obtained in tine yicini-
~, Rear Tue Academy, at rates TO correspond w.;h
tho times.
Persons wishing their children thoroughly in
slructed in q strict Academic course will have
literal attention given them in ny School.
JOHN vs.. McCANTS.
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Graniteville Goods.

vVylIE Auction Sales Of the Grnnircville Com
pany are closed f"r the present, and will not
be rcsusied until we ere relieved from II Govern
.ment requirement. fur ail uur Cloth 10 make Sacks
for thu ,,itAes. Due notice will 10 given wben
our public sales are to Ie resumed.
Unier the present Government requirements
we are nut.a liberty tnsuppty our customers, ex-
cout to barter for supplies Tor our Factory AMI
the u,rS. people. We will barter Us follow:
- Ono yard vf 1 4 nr Drills and o,her Clo:h in
proportion for n p"uuu OIL Bacon or a pound Of
Lard.
=" for 100 lbs. of Fodder.
2 " for a gallon OF ~.Syrup-barrels fur
nishedehy the Company. .
Tho highest market price given for Flour or
good Sole Leather. either in Cash or Cloth ut
mar kct rates. Fine Cotton purchased for Cash,
with ,ut bas sing, ii brought here in slaves, and
if clean AID free from fodlcr leaves.
.WM. GREGG, Pres't.
-r D.c | 49,. At 7.s.. e. ~
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ApJ'r & INSPECTOR GESEaAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, Oct Goth, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS, 40. al.

- x
II. sn'liers returning home ON f~arioush, or Oil
reaching places nj whicn they viii stay during
lrrluusi, will Immediately repr,rt 20 the nearest
Enrolling Officer, who will Keep n register Of
their names, descriptive list, place where station
81. h.; whom the furlougA was gruntcd, and the
tiln, 81 which, ii expires.
III. When ut the expiration of his Through,
AID being at Il d saucc FROM q Hospital Exanin-
in, Board, n soldier is unnhie TO travel, the en-
railing I'll .e- vii! order him before the Enard u
Examiners for COn.e:ipts, aud. the Medical off GER
ana obc of tie physicians employed concurring,
they will forward to his Command ny General,
with q statement of his case, a rccoinmo ndatiun
for nn c~xteusirn Of fur!ou ia nor to exceed thirty
days, duplicates being also Sent TO tho Surgeon
General. But when tue Soldier il accessible to n
~yencral hospital, he will be sent before the Hos
pittl Examining Board, who will conform to the
preceding instructions.
". n cases of sickness or wounds, which,
from uny cause, are neglected., or do not receive
proper treatment, the disability in consequence
being prolon god, the soldier will he sent, by tho
enrolling officer, to the nearest Camp Of %Iustruc-
tim, for treatment in hospital.
Y. Recommendation for extension Of leave to
Officers, and Gurloughs to soldiers, and medical
rertitcste. 10 %uficers, and certificates Of dlsabili-
~ t. %so.dicrs, wall only be given by authorized
B,ards uf Examiners, IA in cases embraced in the
iirsl ~scctiun OF paragraph III, of this o%rior, By
;be Board Of Examiners for conscriptS. RECON-
mcndatinns Or certificates from private physi-
cians, or from a medical officer sinely, will not be
received. Paragraphs III and l73, General Reg
plation.. and paragraph I, General Order No. 81,
Current Series from this office, arcamendcd tpuc-
cord win this paragraph.
By order. ). OopE
Adj't and Insp'r. Gen.
I. In compliance with said orders ell men now
absent from the army, and ct home on f~arloush,
are hereby ordered to report forthwith TO these
headquarters FOR az exhibition of their papers.
ii. Those FILLING to comply with the above or
dcrs vii BE- reported 1" the Department.
l.; ordsc OF Commandment Of C'nsrripts.
Z. NJ. SCIlRME2,
Lieut.. ( Chief L. O.. of Eiscicld.
Noy q U - as
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Election Notice.
STATE OF cAa0LIS.

STATE OF SoUTn cAR0LI.SA,.
EuuEF,rLD DISTRICT.
STUART HARRISON, CIeIA. y. ~ Court
b, Of General Sessions an! cu'ni.on Fieas for
lag iie:d District in pursuance Of the Act of the
f.t.,i,l.iur" III such case made and rrovidsl, 90
hereby give pnbl.t notice. that IN ELECTION
FOR CLEKK, ORDINARY md SrEklFts
i"r FlgeGcli District, viii be hvl1 or MONDAY
the ELEvENTH!or JANUARY MAT. 1t he
usual pi .ces Of election throughout t'a District.
Witness ny haad at Eigcfisld Court iiousc,
:his I+th ddy q: November. :c6@.
S. HARRISON, c.c:a.s:xc.r.
Nov l6 10 46
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en.Hardee,s OrderonAssusing Com.
mand.

Especial to Atlanta In..lligencer.
DALToN, Dec. 3.
On assuming command Lieutenant General
Z .raee issued the following General Order to
the aldiers of the Army of Tennessee
"Genrral Bragg having been relieved from
duty with this army, the command has devolv.
I'd upon Inc. The steady purpose-theu uainch.
ny courage and unsullied patriotism OF 1.-THE dis
tinguish.d leader who has shared your lor-
times ivr more than two years, will long be
remembered ny the army and the country he
served so we'll.
desire Ia say OF assuming command tina.
there is no Cause Tor encouragement. The
overwhelming numb-rs Of the enemy forced
US back from Missionary Ridge, but the army
Is still imtac. ard in good hesr, our losses
we're small aud were rapidly replaced. The
country is looking TO you with painful inter
.si. 1 feel | eau rely upon you. The weak
tide need to be cheered by the constant sue
e. sees OF the victors of Shiloh, Pcrryyille
Murfte sbcro an Chickamauga, ard reqnir,
such s%timulanl To sustain their courage and
resoiu;ion. Let the past AXE care OF itself
w. care most to secure the future.
(Slgued) w. j.. HARDEE Lieut.. General.
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A School Wanted

XHpR the ensuing y,ar hy@A YOUNG LADY,
Il who il a native ., South Carolina, II girdu-
ate VI Spartanburs Female: College, and has
taught steadily tho lust two ami a half years, uud
pleased all VIII. She Teaches En- slish and Latin.
A list Of her patrons, and others certifying to
her qualifications, may he Seen at the office of tho
Elyefeld Advertiser. AdIrcss, stating terms, &C.,
~ Hr- VA,
Dornis Gold Mines, Ahbevi.le Dist, sc.
Dec 2 If 40
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEElELD
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY. 80,
.rY w. F. DURISuE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Else6eld District:
Whereas, Darling Williams HIS applied t. me
for Letters Of administration on all AMI singu'a r
the good, and cha,te..s,' rights and credits Of Jo-
seph Williams, late of the District aforesaid, de,
coascd.
These are, tbvresore, 10 clio and admnnisli all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the said
decea.cd, to be aud appear before me, at our next
Oriiuary's Court for the said District, tn be holden
ut EdeeGeld Court House, on the 2lst day OF
| Dec. instant to show cause, If any, why the
said administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Tth day M
Dec. in yeat o. our Lord ouu thousand eight hun
drod and sixty-thrce aud in tho eighty eighth
year Of the Independence Of Soutl, Cnrolina.
W. DURISOE, 0.ED
-n..P9 49, 81 80
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FOX SALE.
y51IE Subscriber offers fur sale that NALUA-
Bile PLANTATION whcreon he nov
lives, containing Three Elaliel anu Twenty
five acres, more or less.
iris land hes in Eagef:li District, on Moore's'
Creek. Il ncser-f,iling stream, two and n halt
In,.,s .roU, the Ridge Road, add six miles from
Mvuat Wiling. The stream runs through the
pian ;atiuu, aud upon this stream, on the premises
nf,resli /. Is n fine mill size. Admit onc-thirt oi
th,e Tract is we'll woolad; the remaining tw"-
lh,r..s ale uudcf cultivation AID well adapteu i0r
cntiuu IND ..uAl. Uraiu. Between fifty and sev-
.uty-iiv. acres is spicndid-bo'tom land.
The Dwelling is new AMI commodious-buiit
within the last five yeats. III neeessaiy out
bu,iL:nss-lrd 10 good repair.
The .oubsciinsr viii ALSO seal TO tho purchaser
of tais plantation, halt Of his Stock OF c"ttle'
uops.Snecp, Horses, Coru, Fodder anu Potatoes,
L. il. YU~UNGBLVUD.
Rid, 2. o., Noy. "a Ct As
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TO Persons Holding Surgeons Ger
ti:;cateS Of Exemption iTcm co&-

70 F61S0nS uOiulnS SItSeoA5 tcf-
:i:icates Of EXCEPTION iTcM CoG-
>cfiption:
lfDQ'Rs. MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
EDdEr,Erp. S. &C, Dee. 1T, 1882.
" BY special orders of the Commandrnt"f Con-
3 . scripts, all persons in the Fnurth Conversion
al District, holding Surgeons Certificates Of
Exemption" from. Conscrirtion, are raqui ed to
report ut the place Of rendezvous in their respect
tive Dis,r i-ts on the days below indicated for re-
vision of their Certificates.
II. Psreoi.s whu fui: to report are notified that
til cir present Certificates OF Exemption will BIZ
no Ion ger recognized.
I'll. The infect os this revision is ch;rRy to ob-
tain n complete registration of all Exuinp' inns o.!
this class. with Tin. physical causes Of exemption.
II il earnestly urged rhHt nil porsons SO exempt
or who claim to be. unfit for service will report
promptly.
Nv. Soldiers on furlough, toho are unable TO
traoei to o. Hospital Examining Boari fol, extcn-
siun, may report on the days indicated for exnmi-
natiJn.
". The following days are appointed for the
several DISTRICTS: =,
Atbsvihe, on the 18th and l.th December.
Newbarry, {" lih and 18TH
Luurens, 18th and 18th
Lexington, F." 2lst~ and I'D
Eigefold, 3S;h, 2gth and SOih December.
J.P. CAMERON,
Chief of Elk. Board Fourth Cong. Dist.
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u, INTEREST also oE.r fnr s-,n = Tract
,s Land. cununiuing TWELVE HUNDRED
AcHES, lying about loar niles frum he aG.ye
raj and iva ,ail.s from Mtunt Wiling. This
,,.ul is ss.y:!Gy tii.a,sT.d with !i:.c. but his
mon it 10 ds cling, or improvements ofrGay
kind no c;s,l.ed land. .
Ia. so.lsmrla:ci Railroad between Columbia
IA Au.d j, 81. MI! rroo.t.y r.u very near botn ol
thc above mentioned tracts.
! p,rt;.s or Persons wishing to purchase are re.
fcrr.L to DR.. A., ". YUuNGBLu0D, kidgesf,
o. lLgeheil District
Suy Is Ut 40
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State of South, Carolina:
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

- IN ORDINARY.
RY WI. DuR1SoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Whereas, A. W. L 3 F. Glanson have applied
to me- for Letters Of administration ON all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits
OF Mrs. Mary Glantou, late of the District
aforssaid, decd.
These arc, therefore, to cito and, admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, 10 he and appear hri"re rue. NJ our
n.xt OrIina,y's Court for the said District, to he
holden "a, Eiseaeld Court House, on the 2ist day
! Of Dec. inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not he granted.
I Given under my hand and seal, thie 9Th day Of
Dec. in the. year Of eur Lord ono t'ousahe
eight hundred aud sixty-three, and in the ciSAty-
eishth ysur. of the Lad ~pealence of S. Cafo'ina'
W. +. DURISOE; o.E.n.
Dec-9@ 2t 'o
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Gen. Brasg's farewell Order.

Special to the AfLunta IHtehigeacer. 5
J. DALTON, Dec. 2.
The following order has been issued from
headquarters:
GENERAL ORDER, No. Ola.
Upon renewed application to. the President
his consent has been obtained for the relim
quishment of the command of this army. 1t
is accordingly transferred to Lieut.. General
uardee.
The announcement Of this separation is
made with nnftigned regret. An association
of more thanstwo years which binds together
n commander and his trusted troops, cannot
he severed without deep emotion. For a
comnon cause, dangers shared ON many hard
fought fields have cemented bonds which
time can never impair. The circumstance
which render this step proper will b. appre-
ciated by every good soldier and true patriot.
The last appeal the General has to- make to
the gallant army which has so-leug,- SO nobly
sustained him. is TO give his successor that
cordial and generous support so essential to
the success of your rms. In; that successor,
YOU have a Veteran whose brilliant reputation
YOU have aided to achieve. To the officers
of my general staff who have 80 long zeal
ou-ly and xu'c sstuily struggled against seri-
GUS difficulties to;surpirt the ara,y and my
cell. is due in a great degree, what little sue.
cess and fame We have achieved. Bidding
them, and the army an, eff ,%ctiona.e farewell,
they have tue blessingsand prayers of a CRATE
ful friend. ;4s BRAxroy Bg4GG.