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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

NOT TBuB.-The journal attempts 10 give currency 20
Astory that Col Jim A S White the Democratic nom
nee for Compress In the LIST Congressional District is
the Sd District This u MT true Col. White is
ident Of Nor,hheld, where he is listed and where
his furniture What Is the next republican election
eerinS story Argus.
1t is Of no consequence whether Col. White
resides in this District, or in the third, or in
South Carolina. We believe he is in the
first his wife in the ;hird. and his political
afiniues more nearly allied to South Carroll
ma than to Vermont. if he is, what we sup
pose him to be, copperhead. There may be
two opinions as 20 his night to vote in this
district. Where is his family, and where hss
it been for sometime past
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The Dayton (ohio) journal says During
the week ending August over fve hundred
rebels came into Carthage, Tenn, voluntarily
gave themselves up, and took the oath of al
legance to the Government of the United
States. This is but one oreditable item of
the many of the same character we have re-
oeived within the current week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

TIT FOR TAT--THE essence Of aboluoD,
ism" Believe as | do or you are traitor
louisville Democrat.
The essence of secessionism n" belie'e N,
do, or you are an abolitionist. - Lo"'''"'
Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

Dipsheria is very prevalent in Wlndna~
County at this time. In Athens all the chlIo'
rem in one family, that of Mr. Perham' nave
died with it, the oldest being girl oil u
years, and many others are down win w.
In Windham it is raging, and also in the W
entity of Bellows Falls, as well as IN o'n''
localities
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The Supreme Court of Lsmolle County
sent boy, Geo, II. Messer, to State Prison
three years. on confession for horse stealing,
and granted the following divorces
Luther Bixby from Phebe Bixby, Paulina
Martin fsom Perley Martin, and Harriet
Fletcher from Heman l.. Fletcher. The pc =
ttion Of l.. S. Gates lies with the Court, and
the petition of Harvey Thompson was dis
missed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
STATE NOMINATIONS.

STATE NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
of St. Adams.
For Lieutenant Goye nor,
PAUL DILLlNGHAM.
Of Waterbury.
For Treasurer,
J. b. PAGE,
Of Rutland.
For Congress.
LIST District. FRED. Il. WOODBRIDGE.
I'd District. ..JUSTlN S. MORRILL,.
Sd District. .PORTUS BAXTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The way the rebellion has ruined the
North is shown by the valuation Of property
in Boston for 1868 With 54s less polls
than in 1862, the increased uatue Of real es-
tate is IS, lac, 900, and OF personal property
$40, 422 ,sOO-total s26, 569,7OO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The following appointments Of officers 10
recruit for the two regiments and a battery OIL
Veteran Volunteers have thus far been made
Name. Station
Capt David r Cole, principal Chelsea
Capt Geo G. Blake, Swanton.
lst 1t. stephen F. Brown, sub.
"a 1t. sidney s. Morey,
Capt XerKes G. Stevens, principal, 81 JohnsbuTJ
I'd Ii. Charles w. Randall sub, Monipeler'
Capt. Henry a. Eaton, principal Bethel
Capt. Horace Il. Brown, principal, Thetofd'
LIST LIT. W. II, Norton, sub,
I'd 1t. Geo W, Tobin, sub,
BATTERY.
let Sergt Warren c. b. Brown, SUD-, ". Randolph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
YOTESI VOTES I
SENn I'M THE RETI1RNs

Votes printed at this office to order. Send
your orders early, and order enough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
UNION TICKETS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
s. d. HOLCOMB, starksboro, Z s.uo,o,,
DIR EARL rUSHMAN orwell, ''"''0'''
OLIVER sNlTB' Nsw Haven Assistant Jadge'
q. A. COLLAMER, Bristol, ShcyiF.
II. S. FOOTk Middlebury, Stlfes Attorney.
IRA RAYMOND, Orwell, High BaihB
HARVEY MUNSILL, Bristol, I Jt,., If probai,
G. q. TlLDEN, Middebuy '"'S''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

Returns from LOG counties in Kentucky
give Bramlette 50,692 majority.
The Gazette has special dispatch from
Cairo, which says it is reported that Gen.
Gen. Grant and staff and Adjutant Thomas
left Cairo on Monday night, for Memphis.
Over 1000 bales of Confederate States cot
ton, have been captured near Natchez Gen.
Heron is on an expedition up the Red river
There are 5000 rebel troops at Monroe,
65 miles west of Vicksburg. Gener ais
Walker and Heber in command. Gen. Kirby
Smith is inTexas. Gen. Joe Johnston's forces
are scattered in the Chunky river country.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-01

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as o. 10 ., - asge - s.i.lr -E.. f..r.
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The largest stock in the west
T." 'o'" AND rag -eel1.s i.: .
SOLD AT THE LOW
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IN WE have full assortment of Prints, Bleach
ngs shirtings, Brown sheetings, Walnut wills
Blue and Brown Denims, Checks, Tickings,
Brown drill, Flannels, Cassimers, Sattinets
Tweeds, Jeans, Linnens and full stock Of La
dies dress, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
In our wholesale department We can and do
offer Niii ]lFGq -. sEaEf
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
$500 horses out of Fulton County, and abe

$500 horses out of Fulton County, and about
30 volunteers, young men who are really
/ friendly to Us. n,n1 mean to make or cause
their nw,s. Several students in the Collage
near this place, and volunteers frim tier
parts of Maryland, have joined our standard,
and entered the lists against th.: colIlLua fne.
Their parents. and others who have been made
to fec the yoke Of the tyrant, are not slow to
give us useful Information, and point cut tie
cattle and wheat houses of those Unionists
who lrave been lording it over them. They
have rendered important aid to the people of
Virginia also, many Of whom have accompa-
MED the army in search Of their stolen nc
grocs and horses. Yesterday, I met several
gangs of negroes going to the rear, who had
been captured in the mountains in Maryland
and Pennsylvania. Many Of the owners of
these slaves had procured wagons and other
conveyances this side of the Potomac, which
they had filled with goods and groceries at
the market prices in Confederate money or
gold, and were carrying into Dixie. There is
ano,her class of traders, however, who follow
the army like ~vultures with sharp beakS, and
who are likely to be sent to the rear, if not
punished by our military authorities. | al.
lude to those dealers who have heretofore
been running the blockade across the Potomac
and who have done so much to dApreciate our
currency. These people have TO right to take
shelter behind The army, an.i buy up articles
necessary to tue troops, to BE sold again at
heavy profit.
All hcnestmen throughout the world will
be r,j,iced to hear that that snslignant dema
gogue and Abolitionist, Thaddcus Stevens, Of
Pennsylvania, has received some of the pun
ishment due for his enormous crimes against
the happiness of the hnlnsn race. He owns
large iron. works and mills in adams County,
On the border, which l am informed'ha have
been utterly. destroyed. His machinery,
nqueducts, buildings and supplies for his op,
%erativos,' includirs, it is said, 10000 pounds
bacon, have been swept away. Anen! will
he the involuntary exclamation Of every lover
Of Justice, arI every foe of hypocrisy. An
effort is mad, in the work Of impressmcn:,
to distinguish, as far as possible, between the
friends Of rencc and lie aidcrs and abettors
OF NJ. Lincoln. Thu, the red hand Of war
is made to fall heaviest upon those who were
first to lift it. Some of lLe troops complain,
however, that they are hot allowed To aptuo-
pirate and destroy rs they go. If permitted.
they would avcngc Mississippi, Tcuucssec,
and the Carolinas aud Virginia, and leave be-.
hind . track Of desolaiion as barren and en-
during as the desert of Sahara. They give
Gen. Lee high praise as 6 fighter and stlatc-
gisf, but they say " lie has not q good pilla-
ging mind" Cen. Lee is right, however, as
all will acknowledge after u while.-Sayan-
nah Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
SITE oFso1Tu cARo5GsA..

CoLuMRIA, July 10, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 20.
"lIARLESTONis attacked h- la2i.and acs.
" 1t il otr stronghold AMI the satc -trroIsn
watch The crcmy snpc to pass ito the .htcfi'l W
uverrun ard d.vAstate our Stale Lac Eer.Sshy
demands prompt and decisive action. II WI
hoped that the term Of scrviu, Of :hnlS'ci's 'eiy
called for local dcIeuco wou,lSnOt begin TIL His
lst of August nvxt. Bat when our h''lcs-our
MI il threatened, it IL no lime to discuss tho queS-
ton. Tho term Of six moatsIs' service oil these
troops will be credited with the lime t;r' lrescit
emergency callssthem into tho field.
1. The companies lately Organized !oc iecal DC
fence and special service in the State IN tue ioi-
lowing Regiments, Will assemble ut Tie LINES
hereinafter stated, ut ths most convenient s'at''r'
on the r:ilr0ats, and proceed in1piodiatiy 10 tne
civ Of Charleston, 10 Wit: Ia tha !th. llth, 18Th,
l4th, 18th and AID, Third Irigade,) the 2nth'
2l,t. 22d. 23d and 18th, (FifIb Brigade, or NED
NESD4Y, lie 5,h %ins.ani, (July y an'i the vvn'-
panics organized: in tho 24th. e5'h, 25!h, zils,
(sixth Briigadv,) the 23th, a9sh, 5Oth, tSsventi
i,rir.de,) slst, s2d. 33d, iEish.h ETiGa'e') Oh
THrRSDAY The OH inst'int, (Juiy.) -,
III. The troops viii provide theinsc'ves WIN
clothing aud tonr days rntinns. 1hey WIZ ~
sr,nnd on their arrivsl in Charleston.
III. The Commanding Officers oil Companies
will have the moa warned to attend At thc rio'lg-
mated points on the rnilrosd., and are h're"y
authorized to issue certificates of transportation
to Charleston. o...o,;.s
vii, ranort tn these headquarters Oh their arrival
in Charleston. snd the Companies viii, be Organ
izod into Regiments, after they have s. r]Sr1rtoa'
V. The troop. raised:n the 9Th snl 25:h Kog'-
,ncnts (Fairhcld) win organize iIto err GomHaaS
before nroceeding 10 Charleston, and tho Com
@mandinr Officers Of Said Regiments will assemble
u - -. -. t,rpnS
'"V VI i.'; The csr.ains Q: conpaaics viii imm:di-
et,ly extend .iese oiders, on their :nblication,
without wni.icg for :%attiier orders; a;.l tae Com,
%~anaing oniesrs 9: Ee=imeats Will ea;sn%n:s:is
the SAINT imnu.d;a,siy 10 sac ccmasneins Officers
Il Ccllpsuiv,, employing conrie:s for .nas 9uT-
ao.a, 4 necessary. 8, ihs expense OF the STATE.
III. TIC Companies crgania:!- in "a, Other
l;ssiinrnts will hold themselves il Ie.'iiaess {:
movo g: tue shortest no'!eo.
I;y rumlnaHt:
(5i-o4,) Il. dAhHiN,'i"N'
Adiussat and Inspector-Gcn:fal ii 9. I.
Official: G.. A. EoL!Ia, 4. a. g..
July II Ii 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
A Valuable Plantation
hCIS ,Ai4i.l.

va9Ilt oui.s-l.Gcr o,icia i"r@-ir '.iI NhLUi"LE
il lntNlAT!UN containing
S:..eea' ~;iaHirssi AM Fly iGras,
M!.rc VI less; lying an Turhe., crayk, al '.'i:''i-
ri hy i.HiSo l Go.. il Ire. ks, Capt n'g.n,
Burr, George Bland All others. This Piant4:iun
is .~;tna;ul a!,ou. I m:ss NH of ~E,iseiieii vi
lagc. Gu tho NsS;iciry R51:, In n picus.t':i ai'l
healthy locality, az! in tie n:iiss Of Il ,.iae'i
ami aA ugrecan.c n.:,rhbLrhp9,l.
About re-h.I .: ,ais tract al L'rd T. clnare!
and :. rai.sids lbla portion Of it in q hisll sta.u
o: cultivation. Tie othCv half .! this Irnct is
in natiso fprps.--abonldirg in 0.i:, iick"sJ mt
Pine sro~'l.
There are On the prrroisrs gil ncc,,sary pianta-
Ii n hu;lair.--aii ia god ivpa:r. Th's Tract L.
we'll wn'eroi. art is one OF ;ls best ranges f"i
cattle ia tho District.
Tie LAID i. well adattel 10 Cotton, Cora,
siial: Grain, sc.
V:,r f:r,hcr irfqr.r-iion ap?'y 10 Mr.. Jas.M.
uayrisom, NJ The Sheriff. ONCE. Elkc!ni'!. :. C.
ELB@6f Bland.
~ Charleston co.-ic- viz rlc.s :, copy tsicc
a wvc1 fur oic month anil forward account forth
with To this oficn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
The Lone sentry.

The Rev. Dr.. Moore, .! Rienmond, in n sermon
in memory olethe much-loved and la,nontsd Stone
wall J Jackson, parrates, tho following incident:
"previous to the first battle CT Manassas, when
the troops under St"ncwAIl- Jsclson had :na3a a
forced mprch, on hsi .. ii ;isl,t they fell on the
ground exhausted and f.i... The honr arrived
fur setting the watch Tor Tho ri.i:. The officer
OF tho day went tn iIis General. tent, and said
General, Ike r.en are ali aearisl, snd thorc ia
rot ono but il asleep. Snail nakt them
.sNo, sn;l ths n"i!s l""f."o. !tt thoIn SlosP,
and I mill .a..rh tie eAu. . to hight.
"had all night long =. rode round that lonely
CAMP, the one loue sentinel for that brave, bu.
weary and silent hcdy Of Virgins heroes. And
when glorious rorning brols. tho soldiers awoks
fra,h sud re.dy Tor action, NIL unconscious VI the
noble vigiIs kept thar slumbers."]
Twas in the dying Of the day,
The darkness grew 80 still;
The drowsy pipe Of. evening birds
Was hushsi upon the hill;
Athwart the shadows of the vale >
slumbersd the men of might,
And one lone sentry paced his rounds,
10 watch tho camp that night.
A grave and solemn nsn. vas he,
With deep and sombro brew;
The dreamful eyes 'ecmed boarding up
Some unaccomplished ron.
The uistrul glance peered o'er tho plains,
Beneath the starry light
And with tho murmured name Of God,
lie watched the camp that night.
Tho Future o~penetchnto him
It's grand and awful scroll:
%snse.as and the Valley march
Came heavins DER his soul
Richmond and Sharasburg Numbered by
With that tremendous fight,
Which gave him to the angel hosts
Who watched tho camp that night.
We mourn for him who died for US,
With ono ~resieile6s moan
While up tho Valley Of tie Lord
lie marches to the Throne! -
lie Kept the faith Of men aud saints
Sublime and puro and bright
He .lceps-snd all is well with him
Who watched the camp that night.
Bro;h.rs! the Midnight of the cause
I, shrouded in our fate
The demon Cloths pollutc our halls
With fire, and lust and hate.
Be s.rsns-bc valliant-be assured
Strike home for Heaven ant Right.
Tie soul Of Jackson staths abroad,
And rrards .ae camp Tonight!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
State Of south Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
II ORDINAR,

IN ORDINARY.
pYw.F F. DUEIs0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
whsrcas, Mary &ccuino has applied 20 me
for Letters OF Administration, nn nl and sir
.gular the goods and c]i.ottlcs, rights aad credits
IF II. Wilmington Wade, la:c CT tho District
aforesaid, deed. ,.u
These arc, Therefore, TO cite and n!m"n;sh oil
ard siryuln-, Inc Eirdre;i AID creditors q 'n'
said i~cccasc'!, /" No'a;'i :i,i,ear .eiria nc, Ut "Hf
bnli.n st E:!scG.la C. Hon i!;c eth day Vi
Ir,, inst. - si,og cacg:, il Any, why t!e <ai-
administration Should iot be aFaaisi. 49,,
G;ys3 ur!e. NY bNa,i and seal. this 18th day
Of .Ir!y in tho ycar Of opr Lori one tb"uso''d
oi.Lt %uma,cd api six:y-threc. aud liz The eighty
.c;.,li, wear Of Ito IndopGulehta Of South Caro-
Ia - F.DU&Id0G, 0.E.D.
IL. 8 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
State Of South Caroline.

ADlsNNDlhr '"'s
ESTI1EREaS, information has been rccciFct; III
w this deparLru .nt that WILLIAM J. MO..,
who was in the jail ef Rishla.:i nistrirt "a'lsf
sentence Of death s?r TIE murder Of janios Phil
lipt, lid, on ,hu night Of INC 27th Of juno, 'iaSe
biz escape from the aaii jail:
Now therefore. [, MiLLEDGE IT, E0Si!"N,
Governor f the Safe ~o!.Sarth Caroline, '" here
NY o:rsr a reward Of ONE ~inusaND Uoh-
LARS Inr '..o a%pprchen sion OF tho saii william
T. Moss und HI, delivery h,o any jail. III this
State.
Said Mesa in a,out2a years old. 5 f'ct 10 inches
!ig'., weighs about $40 his, dark hair, wears a
moust,cho mud is rathtr good Locking. Lie Is
from Wake county, North Carolina.
Given under my hand and the Tc.l OF the
State, NJ. Columbia, this second day of
r, 9 Julv. A.. D. QUO thousand ,r.,ht hundred:
and sixtv-tiree. NJ. j.. cONHAM.
WV. r.. HrSir, Secretary Of State.
JnIv g I'M 81
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i.tr.:TRn
x"ut1O.

wHrMHEas or NY Ccp.nany Mt humo Ct sir.
I'VE lur!ragh ;rrs, ,%.osiirsig sc.i o!l a'r.:eon,s
c,r.,iir..ca %riou..,,y fr c:!=nsi,'. OF fi-l"r@h, or
T VII. l., furcr; 20 ,~t:.y.t fhcia rbsenE witaHrs
leayo. 4 private i,ay.ic;Ar'a certificate, i it r'F-
tia.s that lie 'nJa Is .Hsh'a 10 - - s. sirrc"I'.
aui is s.yofI " 5clo:va Ms-i>iE::1. VII %p-"eITc
mn extension. re. NlCi.0H:Q.<,
Capt. CO. J. Hampton Lrrion.
Carar Near Petersburg. W.. June -, 1859.
J.iy 3, st -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
s sglHHSi LII" !. la fszz.lSaT

EesT pubIiehnd. ana for sale by N. 5. MORSE
81 90 An-rsra,. ga.
: ! c0MpLhrR BumiaAPHTCAL SKETCH
CF."sT0NEWALI.' JACKSON. By CHARLES
uALLocK: Being n tu:l and aecu-a;e recount Of
tbs Lending @ysnis Of Iii Is, hi' nTia. NJ
mcn.s. All the 0bscqnips at hirhmond aud Lex
ing:an. "
Tti. worh. contains many ,Ecc,lntes o. ths H.
iu ,trious soldier that navc never uc'pfa bccn pub
f. sa.o by al ,-,k Stores and News Agents
PricN Si.OO. The .trs,o supplied at i liberal die
cprnt.
go Ali orde., %~i:rcsscd to Us viii no prompt
ly filed. n. :. MoRSh& CO.
August. Ca, June 81, 1t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
Elac5:cn Notice.
nn:iia;i.aj 30 taa j:.il

nFihis District, en- the !%:h :ast, 9 ncsfc r,an
SE whn says his nanc is ELhERT. L", is f:e-
Yaontly called Albert, and that he bdi'ag; 81 JAS.
!iing, li:ins Al: Atlanta. -: Ebert says &c %'E
ARC. ted wien st his .if.'. house in lie ri'p"r
part of this District. Sail Ebert IS ah'a, q
Gears Of age, wrighs abnat 10 pounds, i feet
? inches !:si, da:k Completed. No iaarks 81
scars Noticed.
The owner is requested to come for~nrl, prove
properly. pay charges and take hiH away, other
wiso he will nc dealt with as ths Law dittcts.
L II. MCCULLOUGH, j. l.. D.
June %, If 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
TsnrlnE. XTaIlGed.
InkiGo,

e III pcrsoas !uash,nd to tho Estats IF John IL.
q dwaltney,' dac'd., stD requested to make pay.
merit as early rs p''s sq n,. anos' ts soraH1 properly perl
~nife.;c:l, to Dr.. i, q. league, my AUTHORIZES
agent. LUZ 9"hllNni 40
Dco Q, 1862. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
NOTICE.

A Ill persons having claims against the Estate
a. Of DR.. !. Harwood Burt, decd, arc notified
10 present them. properly at,cstcd' as the no ,unasr- -
signed is prepared to pay tue sane. rrnm,t.
,lci,ted to said Estate are requested 10 so,Mc Sr9ups
". W. y
Jan 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

Morgan Stallion for Sale
p HAVE fnr salsa TrOHO!rin BRED NOR
E Gan STALLION. lie il h%canii!ui bay,
six years oil, Of handsome -yin'a"try aud al nna
action. Persons wishing 3. Engage in reiirinG
Horses viii 90 we'll u :9iisi'lcr this opportunity.
Fo- further information call On Mr.. JAS. IL. liar
rison, 1T tao shcr;i's Office.
EBERT BLAND.
July {, If =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
WHEAT WANTED
Il Craaitc MillS, Augusta, Georgia

w.IE Undersignol having, purchased the above
ws,l.Ehown MILLS, sitnatoi on the Angus.
- Canal. formerly owned by E. II. Warrcn,) will
ua,. rho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for both
ffED And WHITE WsiEAT. Parties
desiring to .cll will please call On
GEO. y. JACKSON 10,
Ma 25s Masonic Hall Building, Broad 81.
Augusta, Ga, July BIN" 20
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StraYad CT Stolen.

ENRON the subscribers plantation a CoW with
OFT horns, rcd head und rod On cidesJ back
snd holly white. lee mark is q crop Of cni uf
both cars, and Il crop prd cnt undey. Tie right,
She md abell on, when she left. She was raised
by M. Lee Holston, near Rel Hill, Ei5ciieli
District. L will pay $40 for her rrc9vcry. Any
Inf arlnition conccrn;os said Cow thankfully re-
cciTod. ALLEN flit'iAH1N.
aiken, s. c., July I, 2r7 81
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CA.MDrToAT 'E?S.

For Shn'iE
'nJ.Hliv b. 0ALLMhN.
- i,tAh. -.
r.. G!.hi-
49,. WEST,
JOAN BLhND,
i. v. COhtjE
WILLIAM SPIRES,
YAK Tax Ccil.ct"r.
JAcoD HuIsT,
STARTLING TrRNEH,
G. 81. MAY,
CHARLES GARTER.
BERRY HhE'.H.
". Il. holloway.
BENZ. R"P%li,
For Et"rh.
JAnKso2!. c"yAR.
6. IiAkitlsoN,
-n
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~tLL All THE HAMBURG =. O..
q and ret yonr PANT BUTTONS, superior
,onnylhing ever offered il this market, NJ low
Gail AT TIE HAMBURG POST OFFICE
ani got your .hhE, S"po'i"r t" Liverpool NJ
low r-iccs, amt in gDul ciCan s:lcks-t%n bushels
per sack. n. Ia. 0@H1i.f' We W.
Hamburg, june 20 lt ~
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Notice.
Ears Wanted.

HTrAN Cotton And LINEN RAGS can 10
X sid to- c,.sa h: TIE .i.Acrri:se" Office.
hsy. 81 tt
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State Of saath s:eraiina,
EDGEEIE,.n u,SIKiCT.

III uEGl&+k}.
81. A. 2qn<":n, n::nt:. OF the Estate
%: 5. G. ualiIna;, decd,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

The Louisiana Democrat published at Alex
'andr;a, gives. u full account Of the capture of
Brasher City and other points in Louisiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

eruption, and That prevents IL diSoa1o
from attacking Ne iatsssal@1ass
This 10 said TO be now tho estAblishe1
mode Of tSsAt6sst "a che beg I'M sE1iytz(
China. by general orders, and il rserdsd
as ! perfect fuccess. As tkis disSs1e .nd1S
prevails in different parts o. our country,
Il would BE- we'll for opr ph ysieiaas 70 PM
this remedy to practical test, and if fosna
% s1ecess(ul here - IL u aaiA 70 BIN the
English army in China, it will certainly
prove great pleasing To the community
in gspsral. We are. ,psr4ilted n acau
these facts from a private letter jMt Ss-s
eeised frnn OAisaby . frissds~f 6ssuss
Ref Messenger Ma 'Fs5ssq"s Aa