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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04
State Of South Carolina,
E%DGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN URUINARY.t
Eey.E. F. DURGSUE, Esq,.0fdinaEy Of Edge
ys field District.
Whereas, William Tenncnt has applicdto me for
Letters of Administration, with the will annexed,
dc 6oni, non, on ull and singular the goods and
ckatteia, rights and credits Of Simeon Christie,
!ats of tho District aforesaid, decd
These are, therefore, TO cite sgd admonish all
and singular, tho kindred aud creditors of the
said lee.ssed, to be and appear before NE, at sur
ncxt Oriinary's Court for the said District, to hs
holden at Edssfeld Court House, on the 4th day
Of November next, to shsw cnuse, if any, why ths
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand end aeal, this 2lst day
of October in tho year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, aud in tho eighty
eighth year Of the Independence Of S. Carolina.
w. F. DURISoE, o.K.D.
Oct % ct 45
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State of IL Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
LEEQUT

Sarah A. Burnside, Biz for sale Req,
VS..
Lewis Jones, Adn'or. ct al. N"''
FEY virtue of an orlcr Of ths Court in this
Ed cause, 7 will proceed t., sell on the premises.
un TUESDAY, tho 10Th day Of November nuxt,
the Real Estate described in the plculings, viz
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, where
an the late Andrew burnside resided at the time
Of his dcst tn, continuing 0nc hundred and thirty
s-vun (l37) acres, moro OF less, having thereon X
cep,modinus TWO STORY HOUSE, and all ne
cussary oi.-buildi~gs, and y fne young Orchard OF
choice Fruit Trees. This is undoubtedly ono OF
the most pleasant aud comfortable Homes in the
np-csuulry, and il. situated only one mile and n
half from the Town of Hamburg and city OF
Augusta. Gen. M. C. NJ. Hammond occupies lhi.
desirable properly ut this time, and will show the
premises to any ono DESTROYS Of purchasing.
Alec, ONE HOUSE AND LOT in tho Town OF
Hamburg, containing 0ne half Acre. more or lese,
houndei IN trout by Centre Street, N"rth by S.
Atiaway'. lot. S u;h by Mrs. Bewley's lot, &c.
ut present occupied by john Shinnl.
TERMS.-Sold On n credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, except costs OF
suit which must be in cash, (ths purchaser having
the privilege of paying the whole amount in cash if
Bonds with ut least two good sureties to secure
tho purchase noney. Titles to be paid for extra.
Possession given 90 tho lat tny of Jan'y
no1:. k.-~. CARWILE, c ED.
G MRS. Office, Oct. II, AL
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Tor Ordinary.
w. 7. DURIsoE.
Committed to the Jail

nF this District, on-the 18Th inst, a negro man
" who says his name is EBERT, hat i, fire.
qaently called Alhert, and that ho belongs to Jas.
King, livipe at AilGnta, Ga. Ebert says hs was
arrested when Mt bis wif.s house in the upper
part Of this District. .-sa;d Ebert is about 81
ysars of ngc, weighs about $50 pounds; is.5 feot
3 inches high, dark Completed. No marks or
scars NOTICED.
The ownor is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay chsrsSss and take bin away. other
wise no will be dealt with aa he. liam directs.
Il. H.-MoCULLeUGH, J. Z. D..
Juno "A, If rs
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Final Settlement
Notice to Bridge Builders

TWILL he let to the lowest bidder on satur-
w day tho 18th November next, tho BUILD
ING OF TWO BRIDGES over Horns Freely
.uLlieau Church /; the other about throo miles bc-
low and near Mr.. McKio's Mill. The upper will
be lot at IL O'clock, A. NJ, the lower one at
o'clock P. M. Any substantial timber will be
received, and the builder held Responsible fr FIVE
ysqrs. IKE work tobc commenced forthwith.
W T. PRESCOTT, Com.
Oct PC 81 43
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pY Virtue of an order from W. + Durisoc. Or
I'D binary for Edgelirld district, we will pro-
coed to sell ut the lac residence of ID. P. SELF,
decd, on TUESDAY, the 1st day OF Dec. next,
THREE TRACTS, Or LAND, .
Which belonged to the deceased at tho timo Of
his death. viz:
TIE HOMESTEAD adjoining lands Of DR..
Joseph II. Jcphings. George Banks and others,
containing Three uupdred AGREE, moro or less
THE FIRQUIN TRACT adjoining lands q
Jvfrrson Sturkey, Mrs. Holloway and oth.rs,
containing Ono Hundred and Fifty Acres Norc
or less.
Tue BROWN TRACT adj 'inins lands Of
JOHN Dean, John Brown and others, continuing
Three Hundred. Acres, more or loss.
Also, all the personal Estate Of ,nid d%oceas'd,
consisting of
Fcrty-oae Likely Negroes.
FIFTEEN HEAD OF MULES AND HORSES,
STOCK OF CATTLE AND SHEEP,
FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
LOT OF WHEAT AND. OATS,
CORN AND FODDER,
ONE LOT OF COTTON,
Two Wagons. one o. Cart, Buggy and Harness,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools,
And many other articles LOO tedious to mention.
TERMS.-All sums Of and under Twenty Dbl
fsrs cash, and all sums above Trenty on a credit
of twelve months with interest frrn dny of sale.
S. S. FREEMAN, Ex'or.
Oct 2s ST. 43
MYThe AbYcrt,lc Pres and August Weekly
C~on.titmiunaiist please copy until day Cf sale aud
forward account to this Office. F"
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State CT South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTR Let.
A a y IL AZ L y "

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN OF DLNAfY.
RT W. F. pUkiSOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge
Lg iciT DISTRICT.
wbere4s, z. W. car,ilc, C. =. E. D., has
arplisd ii Tie i"r Letters f Naturalization on all
aud singular The corss and %ehattles, rights ynd
credits Of Oliphaat +. Walker, lats OF tho District
aforesaid, deed.
Thes. arc, lhsrscorc. to cite and admonisn all
and s%iugrl.r, Sc Kindred aud creditors Of the snid
deceased, tt" he and appear before M, NJ our nrxt
ordiuary's Court for the said D~istrict,t be holden
1t Edgcticld Court House, On Tho 9th day OF
Nov, next, 10 show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand ard sexi, this 10th day
Of Oct, in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eight hunIret and si5ty-thrco, and in the
eighty eighth yeai: of. tho sovereignty and indie
pendence Of the State Of South Carolina.
W. DURIS0E, O.E.D.
Oct, 81 CT -
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At the same times and places I will collect
from Registered Tax Payers the Tnx on amount
of gross s,lles from 1st July to 1st Oct.
will BIZ required to mako nay return the last
of November. Therefore Tax Payersare respect
fully requested to meet me at my appointments
and ply up punctually.
Persons wishing to appeal from assessment Of
Assessor. can do SO bctwaen The 18th Of October
and Let Noy. C. M. MAY, 18th Dist. Col.
.0ctz - Il 10
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Burial Cases !.

u keep constantly on hand n full stock of Walnut
4 and Mahogany coFF1Ns, WHICH, from and
after this date, will be spId for CASH, and ut
prices as reasonable rs the times will admit of.
The u.s of the HEARsE will be charged for
according to the same ratio.
Idsefcd, S. c., Oct 10, 1861. If AZ
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The currency nust be absorbed or repudis-

The currency must be absorbed or repudia-
ton will becomes necessity, aud currency
will be repudiated before bonds. The cur
rsncy can he ,b'orhed in only Que OF two
wsys-either by taxation or a system Of fund
ing. Direct taxation is the fairest aid most
;,st way but under.al III the. circumstances it
would be best to adopt. the funding system.
Finding NAV be accomplished either by cap.
iitalists voluntarily coming forward aud vest
ing their capital in Government bonds, or Dy
being forced to do 30 by Law. The time Tor
volunteering to do anything has passed.. |
therefore have NO hesitaacy 10 recommends
forced loan. PLANl len.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-04

AK AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-Wa lear that a
hostile meeting took place Wednesday SITTER
nooa at the Sand Bar Ferry, on Carolina
shore, between Mr.. ca Red of thiscltT, and
Mr.. Richard Copeland: OF Maryland, result
i,e in the death of the latter. The parties
fought with Colts repeaters, to fire at the
word and to advance and FIRE at will after the
6rst shot. Neither party however, availed
himself of this privilege, but each kept his
original position. Copeland was struck at
Reals second fre-the hall entering tie body
at the upper eud Of the breast bone, and pass
;np cut under the eft arm. We are told it
was a fair stand up fight both parties eyinci' e
great GOODNESS. Mr.. c. fred two shots and
exploded one cap after beirg struck. tie e1-
PRED in a few minutes after he fell. Mr..
Reds first ball passed through his %opponet's
hat. We do not;know the origin OF TIE dill
Gully. There were abont seventy hvespec-
tators. of the scene.-Chronicle d Sentinel,
Zytl.
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Notice.

A Ii. persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate of James Bean, decd, ire requested to
present them to me between this and the first OF
Dccembcr,' us 1 wish to close the Es;a;., and the
Estate viii not be responsible for them attcr that
date. RANSOM ZIMMERMAN, .Ex'or..
Uct21 4t~ IA,
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Oct 90
State of South Carolina
~EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TN n r. DTNARY-

IN
DYw W. P. DURIsoE, ESQ., Ordinary Of Edge
I'D dsld District.
whereas, Charles Carter hes applied to rae
for Letters of Administration, on sl aud singular
tho goods and c%kattels, rights and era5its Of
Moses Carter, lato of thu District aforesaid,
decd.
These nta, therefore, 10 clts and aduoa;sh all
and singular, tn, kindred and creditors of taa
,nid dccrascd, TO be and appear before ms at our
n.xt O,linary's Court for the said District, to be
hullcn ut ElgeGiold Court Hchse. on the. 5h day
of Nov. NEXT, to show csuse, if any, why tho
.aid administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day Of
Or,. in tho year of oar Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty@three, and in the eighty
eiGhth year or the Independence Of s. Carolina.
W. f. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
Oct n ct 4S
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State of South Carolina,
EDGETIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
John F. Clark, ct al,

zsd. " atRins, ct al.
Hwy Virtue Of Mi order of the Court In thir
sS causo, I will prccued to sell On tho premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of November
nr.t, the Real Estate Of VIRGIL A.CLARh,
deed, described in the pleaiings,. to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate i'll Edsefc!d
District, within two miles of Boa1man's Turn
Out. mud four miles OF Choppell's Depot on the
Urse1y,iIe & Colnmbia Rail Road, containing
Five biundrcd md twenty five acres, more OF less,
adjoining lauds of Rev. z. Watkins. MAJ. W.. A.
Strutbcr, DR.. j. w. Maynard and others.
Sold on n credit cf one and two years with in
terest from day NJ sale, except costs of suit which
must he paid iu cash. Purchaser To give Bond
with n~t,!cas two s"ai surc.ics to securo thy p3r-
. chase money, and pay iur titles extra.
u. W. CARWlLE, GEE D.
Oct 40, 3t AZ
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Notice.

n WILL mako application at the next Session Of
n the 4egisiuture, for re cha.ter OF Ely FERRY
across Big Saluda River. on the road ~lcaIins
from Newsorry c. H. to Hsmburgt' on iha Viewer
.E.aad, at such prices as are i'll accordance with
the times. WM.
Sept 10 3n u
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For Soldiers Families.

n WANT to buy for Soldiers Families in this
II vicinity,
f. ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS MEAL,
SYRUP. BACON, FLOUR, LARD, WOOD, &c.
Money has been placed in my hands by the pa
triotie and kind-heartei for the purpose Of pur-
chasing supplies for Soldiers Families. mud l will
pay tho highest market price for any of the above
mentioned articles deli ,srsd at the Room %adjoin-
ing tho Adeertiser ofico.
". F. DURIsoE.-
Oct Of 43
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Land for Sale.

WILL proceed. to soil at my residence on the
il 10Th October, 1863, my TRACT OF LAND
containing On. hundred aud.tusnty-fre acres.
Also, other. properly NO, necessary TO mention.
JAS. \. PETERSON.
Oct 20. q" AZ
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Capt. Deun VIM attend viii mp to receive tho
report y! yalss. &C., for the 'qurrtcr ending LIST
October, 1862, and 10 receive the returns Of SO
much of the crops rs have boon gathered at that
time.
Tax Payers nrs urged to promptness in paying
their Taxes, ms tho Bouas for tue present year
must then close.
II. T. WRIGHT, 18th Col. Dist.
p. S. Those who desire to pay their Taxes
elder with ths. Durcnn or Hoyer 4 Ludwuch
money can do 30 by endorsing their names Il" yaH,
lsgibly in pencil on the: back of tho bills. Thif
they will du ut home to save time.
S,nt % If 80
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Look at This !

VGUR.MUnERED NOLLHitS REWARD
RUNAWAY from me>two years ago. two negro
IA womcp. CLAREEDER and. LIE. Clar-
enucr is adsrk mrlstto ahout forty Year. Of age.
Lrze is u bright muintte, about twcnty-ono years
ol3,-ooth OF gosd size. I think they have been
hs rburel in this District and the lower part Of
Ahbeyi;ie. l will giys Two'lIundred Dollars for
the apprehension Of the two women, and Two
Hundred Dollars for the detection Of tho thief or
hurhUrer. ". Y.
Hamburg, Sept % Gm> rs
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y take charge of the Storc-Knom ut Elgcfeld
G. IT,. and il authorized to rcceiye and receipt for
the Tax in Kind consisting of Wheat, Buck wheat,
Sugar. Rice, MoiaSsss, Beans, Peas, Groundpe,s
AID Bueoa: }. RILEY,
Capt. / A.. c. S. Division No.+.
Oct 81 tf ~
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons 10 .ryvise Indebted to the Estate
"A Of f. NJ. Penn. dead, are earnestly requcst-
ed to csms forward and settle up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate will rem
der theu, in, properly %nttosted, at IN carly date.
g. i. PENN, Adm'or.
Aug4 If 81
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CANDIDATES.


For .shrmf.
VILLA" SPIRES,
NAT.RAMT, ST.
y: II. CLt IN.
t.. =. WEST,
JOHN BLAND
:. ". COOPER,
For Tax Collector.
BENJ. RoFEP,
JACOB hUTEr,
STARTLING TURNER,
c. NJ. NAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
PERRY HORNE,
W. Il. HOLLOWAY,
For CIsrk..
s. HARRISON,
JACKSON C0VhR
s.
Tor Ordinary.
W. F.-DURISoE.
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Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the b.
tate of William E. Middleton, decd, are re-
quested to present themtto the updersigRed, and
those Indebted 10 said Estate are requested to
mako ipmediate payment.
FMILY MIDDLETON, Adm'i1.
MoTA Sm*
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Stolen

the night of .he Sth inst, fram the Stable
w of DR.. J. Z. Muse. one mile from this place,
II small light LAY HORSE. somo ten or Twelve
years of nse. / will sise u reward OF one nun
drsd dollar. FIR the delivery OF tue hoEse ana tho
thief. Or l will pay II liberal reward for the de-
livery Of the hose.
Oct. 81 AZ
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Aug4
Notice.

"a PPICATIoN will be made to the Legislature
"A at its next session, lowest in Nelly Partin,
in fee simple, the whelo natate both real and per-
sonal, OF her son Noah Ethrilg,, dsc'd.
Sept. 8 3m 80
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OFFICE OF A.. C. S. DIVISION Nc. 4.
Sr. MATTHEWS. Oct. rt, 1862.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

n WILL at'-cd atthe following tilaes and p!tses
Il 20 collect the raAe; .as- recently returned to
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Oct 20
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

NJ. j.. SiinkIhs, IT
VS..
Emmu Simkins, ct al.
EsY virtue of an order Of the Court in hi.
ED caas., tho Creditors. Of the Hon. Arthur
o.mkins, 10th ,icial and otherwise, are rsquirel
to establish their Claims before the Commissioner
by the first day Of May n-xt.
Wv. ChRWILE, c.E.E.D.
comln'rs. Office, Oct. 20, 1863. 2s,42
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Oct &c
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

cerneo, am French born IN Payis: my family 10 most
respectable its origin from Holland. where never
been. one oi my near relatives s burgomaster, ii
esed
s certainly pity TO intelligence like thai
Mr. Belly spend s strength against himsef, his credit
ors, and, above all, against The canal
MT Peiiy could judee Of himself he would speak
as ne has DONE as he must know that his name, soied
ana oady looked upon In France and England has closed
10 nm since 1870 all access 10 the government and
capitalists while wo have the satisfaction Of counting
the prompt execution of the upon the support Of
those two goyerDn ens.
Iis ~ mo truth, and the proofs az the disposition
Of the governments Of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. pity
briaA Intelligence like that OF Mr.. Belly placed IN 80
painful position by want OF experience in industrial
affairs would IKE 20 have him assisting honora
PIE gentlemen TO carry oat this great work. lie woud
have kept the merit Or initiating H. and assured his own
interest and that Of his creditors like undertaking rs
one o peace, which Is desirable for all But 10 Mr. Belly
~ Tor war am ready With my legal and authentic tocf-
meDts. without injurious personalities.
x,n
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
Personal Iutetliusu..

Atchhshop Purcell, VINO recently made application
TO the rebel anthoriiis "a VISIT Mobile on busness con
nectod with the sth lie church, was refused mass
through tho rebel lina.. aud has returned home
l'yzls Rrc'ien, pclongius 20 Bisloi ~ who carved
under the name ~ Charles Davis, three months eru IN
the Fourth New York militia has been discovered IA
Fcnnsyvani cavalry regiment. she brought hefrs
The Philadelphia authorities Sunday, ant ~ ordar.
20 sise az tnoe sans Uniform ami so back hcr home
lord iy0as aad suite, from goslou. Chsri. Jenry a,
fpgaud MAJOR y Hunt, oi United states Frgpe.,s n
trothu ghsm ~ neton. ~, Hoo or amt vtfe M tyrot,
MI. ~ y Macnin and wife N Portland. anil " ~,
w. or Cleveland, stopping the Brevo.r "a House
A'dmirai fafrsgut, bBhed ststea Navy. D. ~.
rury and say, of Allentown ". ~. lyon OF tafcrnis
lHfgc Pet''s, I" shins'on rap,eiu y. nraytp, a
tarpente,'. q Nss nreans, stoppiag Il The isor
lioNae
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

UNION cOURsE, T.. I.---rE0TTiN6.
NoSr.r, September 2s, sweepstakes $780, mile heats,
best three in Ave, in harness.
! Mel aag,in entered BIZ 9. Lancet ;;;....... ]
II. WOodrrr entered or. e. General Mcclellan 49,.
J. Grothier entered bk. M. snnnysde drawn
Time, 2'3l .-23ls s4-2'33is
Srnnysde Did not come 10 tho score at the appointed
time and lancet and Mcclellan had the BY them
selves lancet the favore at hundred 10 sky
ust previous t. the start There very good attend
snd everything passed on satisfactorily the race
being closely contested from beginning end. The track
was little heavy IN somc,paocs; but whole fault
could be fund with IT, The improvements this lae
hnored nnshed and a more com Ito
race track not tis continent the present day
Plv Hecl--1he horses came M ut a Tremendous rat.
fpr the word, Mcclellan on the point Of breaking when
The word given. Hiram could not keep him on his
feet, ann h. broke up before he cot fiy yards
stand, and isi four or hve lsnghe As the vel
low horse squared hmsel, Hiram -ent him along spen
adly ana he closed npcly down the bscksiretch ana
ar unn the nssf turn: bat he reached the
whee ~ Lancet Mclaughlin lot the black loose snd
mOmea there day hight again between them ID was
evident that he hlack himself again nBd IN he old
FORM quite able 70 knock $50 n,n smitbersous when
called on. Mcclellan made succession OF nae attempts
10 cscrtse lancet but he hook time band
soiney. and the black came home winner by length
Second Hec-tne c The hackers OF lancet nox offered
Que Thousand 70 four hundred that he would win. That
the horses the track FOR the heat. they both
showed excellent condition, having sweat 1ni greay
and dried up nicely during the twenty rnnGtes
allowed between heats a good square start followed
few Intellectual attempts 70 got away eEenv. and they
dashed around the turn very close together
lengh ahead st the quarter pole in thirty seceuGs
and troe quarters ana about tho distance
at the hall mite pole Ia ls well N hsuc, with some.
thing 90 when needed. Hiram shook up the yellow
fellow to hi. ntmost capacity buI he could yet
head pat the wheel tho old ssssshiug aek gsldng
aud As he apvoache The he exhibited abic
signs 81 having bellows 10 mend The brush havns ncen
Kept up tor the fu mile somewhat too rnruh tor
2at..
Hirf H'ct the u,e c.l which y, nrst was - strong
" regard y the contest pretty much played ont
snd lance, wRs booked 10 sin. tine hundred to Ton
could have Deen had for tho askng but there wero no
oNsrs lne hcrfes haa square send c1 wont side
and side ior twI hundred yards. Lancet thon drew in
front ssilg lead ~ leugth 20 the quarter pole whc
point he lnssed IN thirty seven and hslf secepa md
keeping ~ the pace, went ~ the half mi roe in I5
Prom there lround the lower turn Mcclellan lay AZ the
wheel " the black, he bad done N the prey q heatp
but could NJ eet any nearer Coming ~ 10 tho 30 re-
hnwever, hiram p,t on m eNfts Iures ~ steam and
brought NcCie an b. within hal larpth - the head OF
The MACK, and 10 that way tho Fsd thsscsre ancst
wmnins 80 23ais.
To-day There viii ~ irot - 81 o. .t the fashion
ltsV.a
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
Arrivals and Departures.


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Sls Ss ss. s 20 ! sss. cs.s shsis p.s
s,d Mer,,sI VIE nss ioar os,i9tn, ass ssa~ fc.
= swiIioa,e Ms l. seeies ! y stsmear n sisel .ei
Ms ssFsrasi. il ? ia@s 4 d H.nGegsSa / Dunn
sssees ssesss.s se' S Sf i asia sss
Robs Stevens wife and ohld-and ~ N tho s.sersge
W. psy. Mrs s@no's, srs Y wss ssa s'.. ssi
s usi' /, i',P ndiass IA Sa ae' H Il Mace So Hso
sss na' ~ Taes - LtS ps o"l sh cst LoiSin a. Il
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