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Death and immortality.

D Tell us, 0 Death why does thy tnuch avalon.
Such shrinking awe within the trembling heart
! WHY, when beloved ones from our saze are taken
Do We With sorrow weep from them to part
Els It wo mourn that from this world of sadness
! Our cherished iones nrc early called away, e
To that fair homo whore all is Joy and sladnes'
And night ia banished by eternal dayF
5Wcre they with US as some precious treasure,
! Lent by Father 70 His chldren's care?
Doth He not prize our jewels above measure,
4 When lie would chocgc them in His crowa tc
wear?
VIII they not grace tho glorious realms of Heaven
Far better than this darkcnel world below?
5Ts not their struggle Ger. the victory given,
Shall not their spirits Joy forever know?
I Let US think of them as in quiet slumber,
Z Within the church-yard's sweet and solemn
shade,
5Wherc rest in glorious hope countless number,
i Der Sin and Death through Christ victorious
made.
There is n hope that we may foadly cherish,
To meet ere long before Jehovah's throne,
|, Deor ones for whom our love can never perish,
and though in Heaven, we still may call our
own.
.: Though on each brow glorious crown be cleaning
Though changed each face, and clothed with
radinnce bright,
/ Yet from the heart shall Loves warm rays be
! streaming
J TO mcct and recognize each form of light.
] oh joy, mortal knowledge past the power,
When those long parted shall unite again,
sWhcre all is pcsce, nor clouds of sorrow lower,
And fill the weary hcart with tears and pain.
, Then let us hope, with humble faith believing,
Th, veil of flesh shall soon be drawn aside,
!! And all the iovvliness of Heaven revealing,
God to His perfect res: our souls shall guide.
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About women.
D'Islmli, speaking Of hcrefned and charm

] D'Isla1i, speaking OF the refined and charm
ling women, says;
sit is al acquaintance which, when habit
ual, exercises great irilaence over The tone
snf the mind even if it does not produce any
more viucut effects. 1t rcfiics the taste
sqaickens tie perception, and gives, as i
! swcre. grace and llexibility to the intellect
Somewhere else the same writer remarks tha
S"men are as much stimulated to mutual ct
sfort by the sympathy Ct the gcnller ssx' as
shy the desire of power or fame. Womel
sare more disposed to appreciate worth ant
intellectual superiority than men, or at least
sthcy me as often capivatcd by the noblt
manifestations Of gents, as by tee iaSclna
suon Of manners and tile charms Of person.
!; Aud Sidney Smith slys: Among men o'
: sense and liberal puli9uess, woman who
] has successfully cultivated her mind, without
diminishing tie gentleness a.. propriety Of
Sher manners, is slwayA sure to meet with Q
5respect and adnirat:on bordering upon en-
sthusiastn:' oo
! Again, another writer observes that, "Ol
J sall Oibsr views man may, in time: grow
: :tired, hut in the countenaace of women there
! is variety which sets veariness at defiance
!. the divine right OF beauty" says Junius
!. il the only divine right man can acknowl-
edge, and pretty wofsn the only iyrant he
Els not authorized to resi- !" :"
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< Tury1ps FOR Hoe CHoLEaA.-An inteill-
cont writer in the Petersburg (Va. Express
ssays that turnips are sure preventive OF tue
4 scholera in hogs. Col. Wyatt says that On
a;vluy his hogs this vegetable food, not-one
S1fnat was well at the liuie took the disease
Anor bzs he had case Of it amongst them
Ysince; whereas before they were slckenins
@and diving every day from it, II, therefore
! M the tarmers, as soon as they discover this ter
s s r,h,e disn,ler amongst their swine, will give
.lhem turnips, tops and all, they will save al
satba, have not becn seized with it. The spreat
Aof it will be thus eteclually and cert@ini.
as,onppd. which is surely a desidcratum il
gtmes like these, when 1t Is SO important Y
gkeep up and increase the supply OF Oac0i
81 and lard,
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Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

q COLUMBIA, hprll 10, ioo'.
sVN7HEREAs, the present SUPPLY, of provision.
wv in this State is needed for the subsistence
of the pcuple thereof and the soldiers OF the Con
; ;federacy therein and whereas, it is deemed I'm
I rtunt to prevent the expectation o. the same
sfor speculation;
( Now therefore I, MILLEDGE i. B0NHAM
5Govrrnor Of South Carolina, by virtue OF tn'
1power vested in me under the Constitution OF thl'
SState. do ISSUE this, my Proclamation. and forbi
Z Sal persons for the space Of thirty dnys from tni'
sd.te. from exporting beyond the limits OF thi;
Estate, any salt. bacon, pork, beef, corn, meal
5whent, flour, rice, peas, or p"tatoes Inc lo''""
Hing persons are excepted, viz: Qnarterhasters
{ 3Com,nissnries and d;hcr agents OF the Conteu.r
{ late Government purchasing PROVISIONS tol w
army, who must exhibit satisfactory evidence o
athrir official character and authority: persons
rom other States who purchase for their own pri
ayate use and consump ption and not for resale, VIM
shall make cath to that effect before the next mag
atrnte previus to the removal of the articles ppr-
schased; which oath the magistrate shall preserve
J land furnish for the use Of the Solicitor OF tbs
5Circuit when required; agents. OF countles iowns
cor porations, and Soldiers Boards OF he'lei. u
3olher States who exhibit satisfactory proof OF men
sau thurity to purchase such provisions in heba o.
,pch counties, towns, corporations or o"laicr'
aaBcards. of Relief for public Use or for distribu,
atlon q. cossS aHo'cu-lSes, III" NV i' Ae ~
aproft. =
Salt made by nonresidenis and cargoes enter
Sinc our ports from abroad are also excepted. ~
It il enjuinod upon NIL lsberifs. magistrates nnf
con stables. and nll good citizens are appealed t"
10 MD in tho enforcement of this Proclamation
and also of the Act of the General Assembly y, cn
/ titled - An Act I" cnf'rce any Proclamation {"
he Governor prohibiting tho expurtation OF pro
1 VISIONS" ratified the tenth day of April, 4. l.
5ls63.
Given under my hand and the seal of th
State, at Columbia, this eighteenth duy
IL ST. APRIL AID. one thousand eight hundre'
and sixty-,hreu. NJ. 7. B0NHAM.
WV. R. HUNT, Secretary of State. :.
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Nassau

y The correspondent of the Courier. writing
efrom Nassau on.the 18th, gives the.follo~ine
aindications of popular darkey sentiment II
/ that place, and nf the feeling Of the llabane,
Eros toward ns.
4 On the 15;h instant the Yankee: steams ship
Vanderbilt, Rear Admiral Wilkes, from Ha
svana, steamed up to Nassau and sent boat
sashore with dispatches for the Yankee Consul
/ The most ludicrous scene took place on the
.arriyal of the small boat at one. Of the wAarves
sThe fences and cotton bales around were coV-
! Tered with q swarm of Nassau negroes who re.
sceived the Yankees with ieers, taunts and
yuroans. Blank amazement pictured itself on
sthe faces of the crew, while the olhcer III
tcommand was evidently nervons and non
plussed. During the slay Of the boat at the
swharf, the darkies INDUCED in such cynicai
reflections as these: 'Golly, how dey.d put
fout if de 2GO was insight wonder II dey
fheard from Charleston'7' If Cap'n Matlt was
shere. he'd sink dem in two minutes. =; =;
A big negro on O cotton, bale, surrounded
sbv satellites. gave O s,entorian version ot the
2Yankee national air of "John Brown lies a
smoulderine in the grave" only he altered
snnmes and phrases to suit his disgust for his
aaNortbern auditors. He also produced " Dix
st." and the ]" Bonnie Blue Flag" Whenth
!, fficer returned and the boat pushed OIL
Scheers were given forfeit. Davis, and three
stre.uendous grams for old Abe Llncoln. The
;Yaukees retorted not a word. When the sun
rose the next day the Vanderbilt had disap-
;pearcd-gone to Charleston, it is sail. The
ebony outbreak in favor of Dixie" was en-
,tirely spontaneous.
Eve learn from Havanna that the steamer
Rllby, commanded by Capt. Peat, formerly OF
s,he Hero. has arrived there safely, after an nd
sventure with the Yankees. The Ruby was
sebliged to put into Maonzas in consequence
sof heavy weather. While there the Fedora
cruiser Sonora came in snd anchored So nca'
sher that there was scarcely room for the two
svesscs to swing clear of each other. Capt
SP.at being determined 10 test the Intentions
Sof his neisbb1r, threw some shavings, etc.
sinto his furnace, and made smoke, wherel'
pom lbe Federal got up steam, beat his mel
to quarters, and ran out bis guns.
4 Capt. Peat applied to the Spanish Adm'ra
sfor protection, and was assured that he should
snot be molested while he was within Spanlsi
The British war steamer Ar Ar
sadne, Just then. arriving, took charge OF the
aRuby, and in broad daylight conveyed her te
Havana. The affair created much indisna.
ation among the British and Spaniards, anc
smuch inpotent wrath among the Yankees II
sMatsnzaS am informed that the Captain
S,f the Ariadne callee ON Admiral Wilkes. in
Havana, and told him that he would sink any
] sFiaeral cruiser that should mUlcst British
smer .haut steamer in neutral waters.
8 SUMTER.
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Interesting to Teacher
Edsefield Female Institute!

nm consequence of the death of the late Princi
1 4 pal md Proprietor, JOHN r. GwALTSEY, tbi
PROPERTY IS NOW OFFERED FOR SAIL
3nR RENT.
The LOT embraces FIVE acres, near the centr
f the Yillag., and within three hundred yards .
hrce Churches The IMPROVEM are n:
,ew-erected in I $50. The Main Building has
ront of seveniy-two fcot, with handsome Aute
columns. The centre has Sdepth of eighty iee'
living u HALL forty-two feet by sixty. Ther
ire Rooms enough for School purposes, for tn
Principals family, and for Twenty Boardcr
Z Tho plan contcmplatcs tho addition of Wing
I .honId it be iuund necessary.
Edgefeld Village is near the centre of one
he lurgest ard wcnlthiest Districts in tho Stat
! md offers many inducements to the enterprisin
4 lcacher. AS there is no other School of the kin
4 II the District it is confidently believed that tn
will continuc to receive ample patronage. 1T nndt
J roper management. Tho fate nr. WV. h. JoHs
ON vas very sucressiuly here, As II Teacher, &"
gm-rst ban twenty yoars.
There has Il cessation OF The School Ib
Undersigned will contiilGe fitsN.ranagemont t"r b.
,rot1ers family till next July. Hs~ae he gn'
4 q seui Cnialuguep tosthose wishing iuteffaaifpn
I r. n cUrrespoud With those who MAY desire +
purchase or rent. Address
l.. p. GWALTNEY,
Edgetield, S. C.
3 Feb IL 3t
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HAND FOR SALE.

1EyHE Subscriber offers for sale privAtely tho
4 HOMESTEAD PLANTATION OF Robert
Jennings. decd, in EdEcfield District. containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
Situate on Stevens Creek, on the Road leading
'rom Augusta to Calhoun's Mills, % miles from
Augusta, and bounded by lands Of DR.. J. ]. Cart
edge Mrs. Carilcdge. G. l.. Blair and others.
There are on the place q coipErfnhle Dwelling
louise an, MI necessary nutbuidngs. There are
'eventy-fve acrcs at gnod b".t,m land. ard thirty
,cres Of land s"wn in Wben', and abnnt forty in
hits. The place is we'll wetcred and timbered aud
in high state Of cultivation.
If purchaser ran he found soon, will sell
,irh the place Sevsnty.fvo Head of Sheep, tock
{ Cattle, DC.
DR.. J. j.. Cnriledge or the Subscriber will take
leasure in showing the place to any one desirUus
{ purchasing an excellent plantation.
NS- Terms easy.
w. D. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Mar 4 u
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a YANKEE ESTIMATE OF GENERAL 5EAuRE
/ ii..un.-The New York World, insp"akins G
.,ha & int at Charleston, makes the following
ialInsion to General 5raur"sard .r,,
One result of this Charleston li2ht VIII ~ ~
Ito restore Beauregard to the favor OF IN
;Sou,hern. people True, he is boasitn', ego
,tistical, un'rutaful AMI wanting in tact, bn '.a
HE IS certainly the most marvellous eng'uee {
lof modern times. BY his genius and probes
;s;onal skill he has erected batteries in Charles
;ton hurbor that would. sink all the woodel
flee ileets of the world, did they come under tire
and he has succeeded, moreover IN ar!vln
back in disgrace the most impeinetraole lroll
/ c,d fact afioat. There is no denying Wha
=tb;s man bas done, unpalatable thoug Ii it ma.
Inc To the Northern people.
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Florida.

TIE CHURCH BURHlsG.-A letter from
sJacksonvi-le, \ Fla gives an account OF the
: scene which followed the harharops burning
aof the Catholic Church there BY the Sth
Anime regiment, fresh from the land oi coh-
svent burning mobs a;d llise' inqulsltion COM
smitteeS. 1t says
/ The two Irish companies having been sent
3 gout of the way on purpose the Maine regiment
smarched M to the Church, and after Cutting
atheir beast:.j minds nv "'"-' ,,;,. ,b. uous.
vi Go!, cutting and iebasng the sacred sym
sbols Of Religion, set fire 10 the building, de-
ss,stroying everything. The clergyman's dwell
sing shared the same fate. Nought was res
! pected, nothing saved.
q The news OF these ou.rages having reac!.el /
ssthe Irish companies, they rushed to the scene
ssof wanton destruction, but too late to save
:. Many actually wept because OF their Inability
I to do any good. Then, filled with hate a
sthe doers Of this mischief, and unmindiul o
Ethe disparity of numbers, they turned upor
gthe Down casters, when tierc; street tight
sensued, which could only be queled by the
sordcring out of the entire Yankee force, whose
sunited efforts were necessary to disarn. th'
5 two companies.
& The Irishmen were carried on board tint
ssgunboats i'll irons, still defiant, and swearing
syet to wreak an ample vengeance upon the
gslab sided sons of Maine. An Irish officer as
gsured me he and his men were amply punish
Z ed for fratornizing and 6glting with sucl
gJastaris as these Yankees, md although nov
!. i'm minority, they would yet land where 9th
Ger Irish troops would hear their story, AM
sthe fight would be renewed until sa;isfactlo
g was had.
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of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
I'D. Il. Miller. Adm'or Applicant

-tlf u l. b.
Henry Miller and others. Defendants
yX1HEREAS, j. D. II. Miller. Administrator of
w the Estnts Of Elizabeth F. Miller, decd,
las applied to me, by petition in writing, praying
hat part of the proceeds of toe Real Estate ii
no said Elizabeth r. Miller, decd may be paid
yer to him, to satisfy debts against said Est.te;
nd it appearing to my satisfaction that si"n Mil
,r and the chilrirrn Of Nancy Notary, deceased,
oames uuknown,) Defendants in tbisSaa., reside
uyond.t tho limits of this State. They are there
ore required to.appear ut the Court OF. Ordinary
o be holden ut Edgefeld c. IL, for Edgefeld Dir
rict; OH Saturday the 23d May, A. D., 1853, to
now cn,se. if any they can,why q portion of the
roceeis Of the sale Of the Real Estate Of Elisa
,cth F. Miller, deed, sold by nrc Tor, Partition
nd division, should not he pad'Ove u the said
= DIR. Miller. Administrator. to liquidnte the
ebls against said Estate, or their consent p tho
anne will Le entered Ut record. -. -.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 2sd
ay Of February, a. d. 1859.
W. F. DURIsOE; o. n. d..
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ID NoarH CAnoLINA.-Govcr'o Vance has IS.
g.sned a proclamation forbidding all persons,
y.for the space of thirty days from the date
Stirereof, from exporting my IF the following
articles beyond the limits If the State, to wit:
Z Any salt, bacon, pork, be.f corn, meal. -four,
& wheat. potatoes, ,shoes, leather, hides, cotton
e Ecloih, and yarn and woplen cloth.
b From this prohibition the following peraors
q are to be exempted All Quartermastera and
s Commissary Agents of the Confederate Gov
Hernment, of any States of the Confederacy,
a Exhibiting proper evidence of their official
Scharacter. Also, all agents for any county,
Edistrict town or corporation, of other States,
Nwho shall exhibit satisfactory proof of their
Eagency for the purchase of such articles for
y such county, district, town or corporation, for
& public use. or for distribution at cost and
E Transportation. and not for resale or profit.
s5Also, all persons. whether residents or nom
e residents of The State, who may purchase any
scf said articles for their private use Of which.
& before they are removed, their oath, before a
ssiustice of tie peace, may be taken rs rv-
ssdence. The exception is to exteld To salt
iTmade BY nor-resaehts ON the sea Coast and
Elm their own works, and to cargoes entering Il
ffs port Of this State from abroad.
e Any of said articles that may be stopped
Esin tyaasifu from our bor'lers are to be cnniiS.
to the Use of the Stale. The Cnlol'r!S
s9of Militia throughout the State are eIj'iIed
s. ito see that this proclamation is enforced
ia
81 The YANKEES IN TIE WEsr.-The Missis
Msippian, OF tue 18th, giyes'n most striking,
Esand, probably, very true account oi the nature
ssaand objects Of the war in the West. We re
Eprint it entire:-
81 ADjUT COTTON.
Ea Twenty-Five Hundred bales lay on the levee
EEalast week, advertised for sale on government
U Saaccount. This cotton had been stolen from
ksthe captured icrritory or seized in the hands
E3of those trading contrary to The trade regula.
Edtions. TM.ui; thousand bales were expected
b from nelema.!Ark., during the month of Jan
issuary Very many cotton raSers who avGllsd
Eathenselves of tie rncilities afforded to sci!
Itheir cotton 10 the Yankee traders at Mem
& Spbis, came up with large shipments of cot
ESor, took the cath of allegiance to Lincoln
esso!d their cotton Efor greenbacks, and thei
Thought Confederate money, with greenoacks
!%sat discount upon our currency OF sixty cent
sgun the dollar that is ratirg greenbacks al
q par, they exchanged 70. Confederate notes a
sSicrty Cents on the dollar
q a very considerable stock of cotton has
Z been shipped to the North and mauy produ-
e e GERS have eagerly availed themselves OF Yam,
Ess&ec permission to sell their cotton to tnen
amasters and their country's foes. When the
/; railroads were first opened from Memphis in
q 10 the Interior, their freighting capacities wer'
taxed to the utmost 10 transport cotton trec!,
sdntfered for sale. SO much for the high pa!ri
q risra of large numbcr of cotton pioducer'
Eswituia the Federal lines.
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TINE our.-The Fredericksburg correSpon
dent of the Richmond Enquirer says. on ,th'
o3d. "The Yanks Continually remind on
picket tina: their times will soonbe up. On
fellow halloed across night before last an.
said. Good bye, old fellow. This ID tny las :s
nisbt on picket. Our times are up in. MIN
days. and then we are going home Our DO
responded by asking him il the consrript ac
did not get him? His reply was, damn th h
conscrial act-that's played out over here
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT,
IN or DINA ~.
,,.....f, =, 4, - II

nv Z! = = --'-I ~
ipY -. DUhISOE, EsI, 0rdinary Of Edge
- dc.a District.
Whereas, Jesse Satcher hnih applied Il
ME for Letters of Administration, "n I'LL M,
singular the goods anil chat,les, rights end rre'i
Iof Robert Su;cLer late Of the District, aforesaid
,dcceasoi,
rncsc are, therefore, to cite and almonish al
land singular, the kindred and creditors Of the sait
,crcasc,, to be uni appear before Inc, ut our ncA
Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holder
|at Edseiicld Cuur, House, the li.;h dny of Mu,
!uext, to show causn, il any, why the said admin
IistratiuG shualL not be granted.
Given under my band nnd seal, this 29th dry o
april, in the year of our Lord one thousan'
Eight huadrcd and sixty-thrcc, aud in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence Of S. Carolina.
W. F. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
Nav 9 u lS
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'State Of South Carolina
GEFIELD DISTRICT,
TAI DDnINAnV

'-ay WE. DURIseE, E.g.. erd;rasY e edge
70 field District.
Wns.s,s, I.andon fucker has applied TO m'
.fur Letters Of Administration, Oh nll and s!ngua:
;thc goods and cha;,lcs, rights and credits o
g. L. Tucker, lutte of tho District aforesaid deco
These are, therefore, to cite and admoni-h -. :.
and singular, the kindred AMI creditors Of til,
9sad dcceased 70 be and appear before me, ut ou
snext 0rdinary's Court for the eaid District, 10 b
! jholden ut Edgcfcd Court House, on the Sth da!
! of Mnv inst, to show cause, if uny, why tn
ssaid administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 'I:h day o
}May in the year of our Lord one tbousaDt
5e;ght hunlrcaaul sixty-three, and i'll the eighty
sscventh year y the Independence of S. Carolina
W. F. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
May C ct Is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv ORDYNAPv

3DYw. F. DURIsoE, Esq+ Ordinary Of Edge
I'd field Distript.
Whereas, a. z. Lansfosd has applied TO me
,r Letpys Of ADMINISTRATION, on ail and singular
,e goods and ohattles, rights and credits Of s. X.
;hery latc Of the District aforesaid, deed.
These arc, therefore, to cite and .admonisb all
md singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
leceasod to he and appear before me, at our mex,
4 It Edgeield c. H., m the 9tk day of Msyi NEXT
] show csuse, if any, why the said administration
hould not be granted.
Given under my hsad and seal, this 25,h day Of
4 April in the.year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three and IN the 87th year Of
hs Independence of South Carolina.
W. .DURIS0E, ORR.
4 April 29. 1893. 2t IL
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GETTING RID or THE ELEpHANT.-Th
Tanks are shipping the Virginia negroes, VIII
have fallen into their hands, to St. Duming'
IOnce there, starvation aud disease in that huI
|pcstilcntal Climate, will soon rid the North
ern Abolitiouists of all trouble lbrut poo
Sambo,
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Dentistry /!

nR. H. PARKER will be in bis Geee
~ regularly each day during ssle-dny week (;
nut after then be will only be there occasionally,
IS his Professional engagements throughout the
District demand much of his attention.
Ey' Having to pay the highest Cash prices for
Dentistry materials, be will hereafter work ONLY
FOR CASH.
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MILITARY. AppolSrMENrs-Tbe Senate or
Yesterday confirmed as Generals, Samue
Hooper, Robert +. Lee, Juhns!nn and &. /
DsaaregmrJ; as Mnior-Generals Inbsl n
Early and Is.ac rrmb;e; as Brigader-Geuel
3als, William Smith (ex-Govcrnorl and Prince
9Camillns Pvllynac--Rich,nond Examiner
::2t:h April. - s.I s.,,
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For Clerk.
s. HARRISON,
JACKSON C0VAR.
Medical Notice.

nR. j. F.. GRIFFIN will attend to Pro-
fessiohal calls an this Fiiioge nnd itr immrdi-
tate ricinitp. Residence nrxtto Mr.. s. F. G'nde's.
Edgeiield C. H., Feb To- 3mes
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1910 New York Herald, speaking OF TN
small losses on both sides at CharVt"n, says
9. The results were as decisive for this fight u
though thoro had been thousands slain-ns dee's
ive a, uero tho battles Of Murfreesboro, and Fred
eYietsbarg."
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Burial Cases /!
Caution,

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against tres
"A passing un NY land lying in and near ,ht
corporato limits Of Elgcfeld village. ANY one
caught tres passing thereon, in any respect what
soevor, will bc dealt with to tho full extent ct til.
law. hEnhhl DhASn:
Anr 90, st lB
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Deserted

~ We have been authorized by the friends o
w. +. DURISOE, Esq, to announce him Candi
dates for recollection to the office of Ordinary o
Edgcficld District, at the ensuing election,
April Is, 'to 10