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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-03
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0usler.
Headquarters. Department of
Virgins and North Carolina, ;
Fortress Monroe, Nov. l2, 1868.
General Orders No. 81.
& Representations having been made to
the Commanding General that certain
disloyaiIy- disposed persons within this
department do occasionally. by force, in
terfere with, and by opprobious and
threatening language, insult and annoy
loyal persons employed In the quiet dis
charge of their lawful occupations, it is
hereby announced that all such conduct
andlanguage is hereafter strictly forbid
den, and will be punished with military
severity.
All officers in this department are d.
rected to order the arrest Of, and to bring
such persons as are found offending
against this order before the tribunal es-
tablished for the purpose Of Furnishing Of
lenses within this department.
By command of
MAJ. GEN. BUTLER.
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bishop Rosecrnns' Lecture I.a.,
Night.
\ our ob't scrv't

The Right Rev. Bishop Rosecrans
brother of General RosecraDs, and di.
vine OF high repute in the Catholic
Church, delivered lecture in st. Paups
Cathedral last night on the duties OF
TIE Church to the Poor" The audience
was one of the largest ever assembled in
the city, and from the beginning to the
close Of his discourse the speaker was
listened to with breathless inlsrest. In
the course of his address he took occasion
to remark that the Church had at all times
ana IN all ages been the especial guardian
and protector Of the poor. Popes had de.
posed Kings, but only when rigor 10 the
ruler was mercy to the people On the
question of slavery he contended that the
teachings of the Church had always been
opposed to human bondage, and he was
as severe on the "institution'' as the nl.cs
or tho occasion would admit of. His
lecture, as whole, was one of the most
eloquent and instructive ever delivered
mere, and made deep impression on all
who beard it. Pittsburg Chronicle.
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Celonsl McClurg's Practical Eman.
clPaai0n.

Colonsl McClurg's Practical Eman.
cIpaai0n.
The Provost Marshal of this city in
forms me that he enlisted over one hun.
dred colored men yesterday, and that this
district will have the number assigned
her in the field in less than Two weeks
Many of the loyal owners are urging
their slaves to volunteer in defense Of
their country, and thus earn the liberty
guaranteed to them by the General Gov
eminent. Some of these masters are
even generous enough to donate the $500
bounty to which they, as loyal owners,
are entitled. to their slaves. Col j. W.
McClurg, the member of Congress elect
from this district, is willing to do this. as
will be seen BY the following letter,
which l have been permitted to copy:
St. Louis, Nov. IL, 1863.
DR.. w. A. Curry:
SIR: Please Say to "Coswell." my
colored boy, who will shortly be in Jsffer.
son, that you have $50 for him; and to
Ben. my black boy now a, Mr.. Petschox Is,
that if they desire to enlist, will secure
to them the $500 each, to which | would
be entitled as loyal owner. Yours,
j. w. McCLURG.
Colonel McClurg is an immediate
emancipationist, and this action on bis
part is "proving his faith by bis works"
1t plea-es me to give him the proper cred
it therefor.
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"A new comet uas d;soov.a

- new comet was discovered on the
u l4'n u'l.. a. Marseiiles, by NJ. Temple
ie ues.i'oes II as telescope, its position
utes, Al seconds, and decllna,;an ATT
grees, z minutes.
In New Jersey they make bouquets
cut OF brilliant colored insects.
MAJ General Thomas recently issued
general orders, dismissing from the ser.
vice one Colonel, two Majors, fifteen Can.
ta'ns, twenty-six Lieutenants, and one
Surgeon, for various offenses.
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Montgomery Blair.


twashin gton Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
Another Cabinet minister, Mr.. Mont
gomery Blair, nova days assumes to
speak for the President. There is an
instructive contrast between a couple OF
passages from his pen, separated By q
space of but little over two years. In
September, 1868, Mr.. Blair prefaced the
authorized edition of his Rockville speech
by saying that it was delivered in de-
Tense of the policy Of the President of the
United States, and in opposition to the
efforts Of the ultra Abolitionists." The
President was not aware that Mr. Blair
was authorized 10 act as the exponent Of
his policy, bu, let that pass. Here is the
way Mr.. Blair defended the policy of the
President of the United States two years
ago, IN letter to the then recognized
leader of the party he now chooses to
designate as "the ultra Abolitionis,s =
Washington, Aug. "a. 1861
"Tbe main difficulty il.
however. with Lincoln, himself. He is
of the Wing school, and that brings him
naturally not only to incline to the feeble
policy of Wings, but to give his conf
dence 10 such advisers. 1t costs me
great deal OF labor to get anything done,
because of the inclination of mind on the
part of the President"
Wouldn't it have been we'll for Mr..
Blair TO have also prefsced his speech
with this extract, as an evidence of the
progress somebody has been making -
whether he or the President - which
brings him into position TO defend this
feeble policy, and 10 receive confidence as
such an adviser? AGArE.
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wounded and could no longer use his gun; and
on going to the rear, remarked to acomrsdo Of
Gic. -'.o ra' .-si.'irc h;m of the lcld, g will
lose my arm and perhaps my Lie. Il il be 50
Jeli il freel: for r.y c"Ratr. lie morci 10 ths
r,sr so c"olly and shsred so few ssas Of tutoring
.n-' ". believed hiH woupd sou,i not he !; ,r;si.
H. died an the 18th uf o .nh,- IA tn. 1:sh
ys.r ri his age. His Fanhrr roached him f"v
da-s beIo'e his dea:h, and after his death b'ught
his !. n.:::, hnEa aud thoy rceose IL ine
family graveyard. ALI oi US h.yo eLau:-d j=-
renyemsnt and all have reason t, hs sal, but
noao OF u, more justly mourn thar the if cfinn-
sc rar.r.'. friends and relations Of the lamentod
,.-ns MAYsoS.
Hoping that it may be SUMO comfort 10 those
wac mourn for Lin to know ;hIt he s!erei Up his
lie noble :acr;ic. upon his countrT's altar, ne
'osve hi. gon' nans to r.st in rerc-. A. he w.
scrernua and noble in life, may be be 40 rewarded
in et-rnitY.! FRlENn.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

yDT y.:tuo Of 40 order FROM w. F. Duri<oe, Or
ke dinary for Edke6eld District, will pro-
coed 20 ,cil {, t,a late r. .ideuce Of y. =. SELF
dec d., "n u ESDAY, the Is: day Of psc. next,
THREE IhACTS OF LAND.
Which belonged to the does.sea at The si4. Of
his death. viz:
THE HOMESTEAD adj.ining lands of DR..
Joseph Ii. Jennings. Georse Dunks and others,
containing Turee Huaircd Acres, more OF loss.
THE rIRoClN TRACT adj,inss lands Of
Jefferson elrkey, Mp Holloway anJ otb.r.,
conrsilin.: One iInd.-i ii .ut Fifty Acres, nore
or less.
THE BROWN TRACT adjoining lands Of
John Uc,n, john Brown 1uG e.hers, coniAinIng
Throc Hundred Acres, moro or l,ss.
Also, all tho per,o-a. Estate " ,.id docsassd,
Consisting Of 49,
Forty -Gne Likely Negroes,
FIFTEEN HEAD or AuLEs AND HORSES,
STOCK OF c.iTTLE AND SHEEP,
EAT AND STOCK HOGS
LOT OF WHEAT. AND OATS,
CORN AND FODDER.
ONE LOT OF COTTON,
Two Wagons, ono Or Cart, Buggy and Harness,
Blacksmith and Plantation To.ls,
And many other articles too tedious mention.
TERMS ALI sum, of and under Twenty Dol
l.rs cash, ind all suuis above Twenty on \ credit
of twelve months with interest from day of sale.
S. s. FREEMAN,
JOSEPH II. JENNINGS,
Oct 26 5ts43 Ex'ory.
y- The -Abbeville Press and August, Weekly
Consffr'iomalst please copy until day Of ,ale aad
forward account to this 0f6ce.
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Sorghum Syrup for tae Hayside Kos
Uita!S.
Approved
Capt. j. G.. B.

w. have been reiuAr,ed by &r. W. T. DrEisoE,
shat real fiisnd OF tie Soldier, to make lor aim
IN. iciltw,hg propo:i;irn. Mr. pcnisoE has eoa-
c,ved tao vers gsnorods and prasew"rthy do
sssn If getting, by contribution, fvc' barrels If
ayfor, to ho .st, oae tafrcl to saoh pacs, 10 tao
W.y-siio Hospitals at Atlanta, Augusta, Rich
q, ,ni, Oh ..ss:en and CnlGmbia. 7, thiS much
issirsa tni. &l. DunIsor nil contribute FIVE
e!o,o ond elem 5arrely, aad Ton ss:!onF OF Syrup
The bG.rsis ie.af'y) tc wilt dernSs at the Adrar-
tissr Ceice, whtr. I'll who wish to fu.:h.r ,hi,
laadan.e seh,lns, Yli nnd thtm. We will not
baiit,ic the patriotic iibsr.!iiy OF Ehsadcid ay
making aa- u-=.nt ur.'eai iu t0is mt,lel; We feel
j. eoala &c Ehrccetsary. Ii ANY a;e Siiii..s !"
contribute 4n4 4a?e e.; SJr"p, !st t:'tm 'si'l
'a"asy; ;hvro plenty qi e5rOp I" ae noacHi.
Cane forward qcieSiy; our ncIis soldiers are in
want oi y.Airy yor c"n pnstioy ssud H.. N.
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The Chicago Times states that at Murgauz",
Is miles from Fort Hudson, DIVISION oil
Gen. Hcrron'n forces rLdcr Gen. Dana we're
defeated by Prince polisnsc. Several hun
dr.. Federal, we're killed and wounded, Poi
ignac capturing ! 500 prisoners. In y 81
slppi the Conieteralcs hay> t,crywuerc As.
su,ncd the otf.n.ive. Oar ul! ers iIave at
lengih learned what they shoul! have know.
81 Shil'h, I!;at men very near the banks Of a
stream incur no danger from guabpa,s. The
Tunes a,scr:r that thtse reD bc0i little SER
vice in The conduct Of the campaign ill big
.issipp.
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For li,e Advertiser. !
Tribute II Respect.


A; regular communication of 4aekey Lodge,
No. 81, heid osl. 24,h, 1868, the frll.nius pre-
.mbie aud Resolutions we're unanimously adoatci:
WurAlAs, Itha. pl.asOi an Alisise Greater t,
ron. ii. ffsm our nils, .Gr ErOtacr JAMES s.
ADAMS, whs, ai.,r Icus and p,isful disease,
departed this life tho l2ta Oct 1868. Therefore
Be IL he,oiued, That in the death Of our Broth.
or We havo los, ! xoad aud an eeeient member
and one whose loss we deeply lament.
Rcsaiu-d, That our heartfelt sympn'hies ar.
tondsrod to tho bers,vod family Of tito deceased
aai that we minyle our sorrows with theirs.
Rescice5, Thnt a blaus page III our Minute
Book tc dedicated 70 bis memory, aud the LoGss
ue-r the usual baogc of mourning for thirty
days.
Re,oir1d. That copy Of these Resolutions be
furnished to Inc family OF tie deceased, and Il
tho Edg.held Adre,fi.e for publication.
ELIJAH STILL, Sec'ry.
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For che Advertiser.
Mr. Gresg,s Proposition.

MI OI6fs's k-IoPopAtA"hs
Mn Eplroa:-I aave read Mr.. dHxea's letter
which was published la y.ar last i,ss", snd hsre
deliberately and na:u,el, corridcrea tds rtspo
siti,n embraced therein; and regrc: 20 BaJ that
O.. forced to the cou:lu,ie. tk.tit is both unfair
aei i'lih-ral. Unfair, because, If moi .grasa to
byh. planters, their purio.isns 1ssi't
the u..ly n.y BE ASSAULT. however unjustly, By
lie onjainkins and the -dusigniny 1lli'eral, BE-
cAu.c, if he planter svrea' ts it, H. will hare to
p.y not only his own subrcript:sn but that Of Mr.
Gsuse .,.., for experience teaches us th.t lie
whs ho!dg undsr his control a msnorsiy, or its
equivalent, Mill always fad mems t" make some
b4dy elsa pny his donations.
an unwilling to have my pssr;Dti.n que,-
tiorsd by imp!ic.tisn, and am d@srr mod not
tn be hambot zled.
will suhmi, proposition which think just
and denn mood by the o"casien. l prspos" thai
twelre planters or farmers, or ss many as viii
jein then. dn ,gr,r. in w'iting. as,"nx them
selves, to sell at tho government price, al! sarpIs
prnduce mado on their places rerrec:ivSly during
the year ls67 Pr.t to tho poor of.the District
srecni, to all consumers who arc not orgagea in
speculation, or wh, 10 not ch.rss ssorbi;sht pri-
ces for thoir labor; third, to all consumers os tie
stato. Provided Mr.. GeEea agrees to sell his
Cloth on tie same cOpdltions, mesning by his
oloth, all cloth made. at Granitovis and ysuclu:e
Factories.
And, since it is krovn that mary in cur midst
are unable to huy tho necessarias Of life, even at
Government price, tast thoy do f4ther agree 10
possible diligence ia ssccrtaining; what sum of
money may bo needed for'the raaintenan'o Of The
poor, and to thqir utmost influence to have
the sum Appropriated hy the Legislature.
I am entirely willing thattNelre .juryron shall
decide which r-.posltinu is tho mrit liberal, and
most becoming the times, Mr. GREdc's or rine
farmer.
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.'if Yea have Tears, irepn.c ts Shed
Them SoW.',

With snsh Of SINGER. sosrom, nc rAeord the
f,et ,ha, Agent, a. tho par; of tic s:'tc, is
soils the rourds in onr rissric', ssihae all the
NHh!!! yea: tie stills an'i al taeir apru; ten
hncss. solas miserable nt:tfhJ regardless "f tho
Sunts ard me!isrs Of his fellow r:s", tA- ladsed
infssnati-s against tho noble army Of distiileri
psd, suddenly. IN tbs twisS'ing of an cyo, 'hoss
betUts: Tor, II mankind ssvo "come !o grief"
They are ordsrod in rOualty Of ino and im4ris-
oamsnt, to deliver their allir IN The Sseriff Of
Bass6eld Di.trict. at Bagohali C. II sefora toe
ex pirxsion OF the next thiry days. Oh, f:arfui
ASunl! Wh, shall be able to abide thy wrath
Y.rows; peach jui-a--c.rn juice-blaekbSrry
juice Nale y.s! Lonsum Vsls
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From Charleston.

CniRLgsToN, Ocl. 2i.--ren feakre pri'-
cners including an acting Ensign. who Strcc-p p
turcd in a l,srg. nc4r Gdore ctown, hy our
cavalry, .rrige4 this afternoon. They b'ione-
ed to the Unitc slstes steamer :. rrl, hluck-
siding off George.owl' and wore takrn af.ar
setting fire 10 small steamer los!ed wi'h
cotlon iu DeHring Creek.
.hrre has bceli considerable decrease in
the encuys squadron of this hsrber, mud
an Increase CT. ..i,un Head. Very little FIR
lug to-day.
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TO RENT.

WILL rent for tie space Of ans year from tho
Il 1t December next, to tho highest bidder, the
HOUSE AND LOT in EdgeAeld Village former.
ly occupied By tho family Of the late Chancellor
.Wardlaw. The Dwallins ia large and pleasantly
situated, and every couvenience fora large family
to br found on the prvmisos. This property will
Ne offered for Rent by mo at El5edo.d G. n. on
arst' Monday in November next.
AZ tho same time and place will also sell
lot of uOUSEHObIl. and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE. Term. made kn.wn day Of sais.
.'s K. 3. LAMAR.
Oct 21. ct 70
n8-The Charleston Ierea,y and 6olumhis
Guardian will puh'kh twice wesk until day Of
sale, aud Scnd their bills to this office for payment
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Administrators Salel

gsY Virtue Of an Order from VIM. F. Durisoe,
I'D Ordinary of Edgefsld District VIC will pro-
:ucd to sell ut the late residence of WILLIAM
FONEY, dsc'd, ON I'll thursday, tho 18th day
Of November next, al th. Personal Estate, Of
said deceased, cuDssting Of
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES,
TWO MULES, THREE HORSES,
A FINE LOT OF FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
ABOUT THIRTY CATTLE,
ONE YOKE OXEN.
ABOUT THIRTY SHEEP, TWELVE GOATS,
900 Bushels Corn,
FIVE THOUSAND pounds FODDER,
LOT OF WHEAT AND RYE,
PEAS, PEA VINES AND sHUCK5,
200 or 500 Bushels sweet Potatoes,
About 1000 Pounds Seed cotton,
ONE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
TSo Bu: sic. AMI Harnc:s,
oac Four HorsO Wagon, Que une Hc.so W,gos,
Ono @. oerl,
About 5000 feet Poplar PIank and Lumber,
Ons Silver Watch,
Pl-ptptio2 and Blacksmith Tools,
household auI Kitchon Furniture, &C., &C., &c.
TERMS.-All gums Of aud uuder $50 Cash;
Jyer that amount Oh cgetis Ut trelve months,
xitA interrs. from day of salc. Purchasers to
,ive totc VITA t.to APPROVE ~cIrtic..
HARRIET TUSEY,
GEu. J.sarUNEY,
Oct21 4.l2 Administrators.
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Wood /! Wood! Wood!

TNE Citizens of Edg-fcld Village and icinay
are invited to m.ot in tbs Court House, on saie-
day in November, to make Soma arrarg' nenis
for fur: Thing the needy Soldiers families with
Fire-W Wnnd the cominr wutsr.
/ hope altwill meet ready to contribute other
wood or money, according to their ability, and
naae will hereafter regret their participation in
dord. JOhf HU1ET.
Oct rs, 1t 43
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AEIcYilIe Itema.

From ths last AbbOr!fs Press wo oondens'
she annexed i,emi:
Lioat W. A. Los, Editor of tho Pre.s was e!eo
ted OF r:a 9th ins'.. n,en"Or t." tho Legislature
riss Col. Jas M. P.rrr- doocased.
Gen. 8. Mcaewan returned to his eornmand in
Trkipia several days ago, but mad not .afi siSnt
ly recovered 10 D. able to DO lnuch .,rvice.
srg- ar. WA caolin presented the Editor Of
the Prei' With q samplo Of biz potatoes, sum.
yoighins three p.un,is, which lie extracted from
his pats tc give tue others tiarxer Of rourse)
roo,s to grow.
sy Mr.. p. I. Mornssc tas been ssiiirs Lio
s,rsbpm syrup I" soldiers families at s per
gallon md Mr Ja.. Tasysrt. Jr.. h,s recently
said SO bushels of wheat TO soldiers families, in
his aeiyhsor,or,:, d: 5. pe- hu.hel.
,yiil, is u noHlo o;d District and noble
pc sp.o rssiAc rhera.
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Administrators Sale.


IN pursuance of an order from VI. F. Durisoe,
a Es9, Ordinary EIgeield District, We will sell
at tho lste residence Of E. H. MCDANIEL, de-
ceased, Oh T tuesday,, tho 17th N"v-mber 'no1t,
all ths Personal Estate of said deceased, consist
ing of
EIGHTEEN NEGROES,
FIVE MULES, TWO MARES,
CATTLE, SHEEP, STOCK AND FAT HOGS,
EIGHT HUNDRED BUSHELS CORN,
ABOUT FOUR BALES COTTON,
WHEAT, OATS, PEAS, sHUCKs,-
Que Buggy and Harness. One Four horse Wagon,
one Ok Wagon,
household and Kitchen Furniture. Blacksmith
aud Plan ton Tools, &C., &c.
TERMS.-Sums under S1a Cash,-over that
amount OH credit Of twelve months with inte-
rest from day Of sole. Purchasers to givc Nols
with good securities.
ARTIMUs BoLsoN,
B. F. GLENTUN,,
Oct 81 3ts43 Administrators.
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s:w The "dresk. fire" that tho eneniJ arc pre-
pairing 10 throw into Charleston consists Of oakarn
soaked With MIXTURE of ether and suano. Bad
ps that composition sne;is, !. would DC preferable
to the pressnco OF the Yankees.
.SsaS- There ars symptoms in New York Of re-
nvwed trouble sn,uii. tho worsiAS "ia'ses. Dis-
oharsci nork,s~n ars threatoniog 10 sarn tho
warehouses aud shops Of rhoss vino discharged
i, ..n, md ssversl arrests hayv htcn made.
gss- f'sb'asa ef the :o'"rsa s"it:ra:' :hs Del
avau House III .iSauy wers draftsi. Sixteen vf
them tosk the skeedadllrrs railroad for Canada.
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8=v- I;ss NJ. 4. Eu:e has '.evu.ly presented to
the Georgia Relief Association 81 SEQ for tho
sick aud wounded 'oldisrs from Bragg. arry.
yzr asn. jain C. Brsckinridso, of Bragzs
AMY, has bssn r-omstsd by President Davis TO
T. Led,snsot Gpnorai.
= y ska aAi!n'a uas Esr. siib Commodore
Fa5r4gn: ~hr' NV oi!sAus was nar:usv4. atD
.ot 10 r,as.v, ,aif million Of dollars As Iheit
.a:.e..i :.:;-n ,.lrrA.a vessel. syizoi ~ the
a.,.,s.ife,
e.S" r:.e rnnbrr If Y.sk pris.ncra h II in
aicnmsn1 so,oua;st l. irss'i-n It isr twelve
sao4sa,sd.
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Notices;

: A LII persona having dcmanl, &yaiust the E,-
"A tate af James Bean, ducl. a:e requested to
present them to roe between tais an As FIRST Of
December; As wish to close tho Estate, AMI ths
E.t,ta wl not be rsspousibie for th I'm a'tsr that
Ja,s RANSOM TfMMHRMAN, Ex'or.
U,to1 Az A3
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We Must Cisss up our Books.

IL order to settle with tho Administrator Of our
lato rar,a,r ia Lusiness-Csl. a. SMxISs, decd-
ws ars csmpellol to close up our Breks in fall to
this date. Therefore all pcrsous an5 " 30 ihdebtod
to the Aarert.er ofacs are sarncstly resse'sod to
o4ll in and settle tho Same without delay.
Our oolactor, Mr. L. n. MccuILcrGu, viii DC
out collecting esefy opportunity, snd ~d hope
mono will f.l TO iquidato ermf ngainst theaa
on presentation Of their respective accounts.
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Land for sale.

3 WILL proceed to sc'f at my re,idenco on the
h 29tn October, 1868, my IRiCr OF LAND
containing One hundre'i aud rHoutyiirs acres.
Also, o,isr prupury not Necessary TO mcntiun.
JAS. L. PETERSON.
Oct 20 2ia ~
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Administrators Sale.

EeY an order from the Ordinary shalt seir at
Ed the residence of Austin Bnrroaton, on Pri-
day, the 9th November next, all the personal Es-
tate of said deceased, consisting Of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HOGS, CAT
TIE, ONE WAGON. ONE BUGGY, SHOE
MAKERS TUUL.. tc.
T-rms.-Sums under 800 cash; all over that
amount on u credit Of twelve mnnths with .ints-
rest from day OF sale. Purchasers to give Note
with gnoi security. II. T. BARTLEY,
. Got II -2t%43 Adm'or.
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HYMENEAI

MArSrtp. on Thursday e-en;rr ihs 72d in':.,
by Rev. J. P. Msnlins, Capt l. BrRr, 18th
Regiment s. C. ", and Mi" N. II. BOSWELL,
daughter OF .dai. GHo. BoswELL,-aH Of this
District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-28
Negroes at Public Sale.

vH1ILL Be sold at Edgcficld Y. H., on N .ndny
wv next, VALUABLE FAMILY Of Me-
GRuE5, embracing young woman and two chill
dren aud I'LL old noman. One is first ratio fold
hand, good mixer, washer and irOner, and cards
and spins nell. Thoothrr is Il spleudlu Cook.
Terms cush or credit to tui; purchaser Ii sold
on crsdit good note, psyab'c twovr months
after iale with Interest from date, will be rquir
cd q. ". CAhWlLE, Asuns
Oct 27 1t 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-28
RicAnLonl E,ai1,


The news from Nor.htrn Virginiais Of u
character which, possibly, it may be il,jis.
.rsct 10 rsb;isL. There has been no general
engagement. and ;te prospect Of srch an or-
cprrence meyer was, TO all ao2caranccs, more
distant al any period ofsIle war.
hica'e is believed to he resting at Centre
.ii> alter the fatigue of hair"ds!ou sse'iafi.
dle. Iii retreat III considered TO have been
so ,uaslsrl, AS To have dimmed forever tbc
uslre OF The aurtls woa by hicCleIlsu in hat
uranch of Inc art vi war. He Tell back With
more celebrity ,h4ll Pope AMI with m re sue
c;ss ra: either &c Ll " tCelsn Whit We
ca..rpt but ADMIRE tle rD.ces:, o. his cscapr,
we -a'l nrver ca,:.a tn woadcr why h" eX-
posed ;,lni~eif.n .narrer to make lis Hight
necessary. Ii II vat his design IN fire ~s snon
as lie Man menJc i, w!:y cid e cver c.ins To
tie H.iith!.? Ome wrulG suppose th:.; i,":n
iae i,ar .:lanntck ID Was, .:;om Was ,r!
c;-nt l.,:.s. rae. tack. Wnat ii, n,X' moT.
w;li be ii Is ;iap;.S,io= t3co! c'nrc. Frt'sgs.
\. he was successful il r.a;Eis -way, br
lna, vs:'Hra ':";,r =! again. II lir Go"s I'D
vance agaln r',.ards 'tc kapi'i.:: h" can hrr'l
;y dn so N l;a, Lirn Il n"nlm. n il wil take
n;m 81 ta:; t9.'t iil,e 30 r.cnIsr.il lhs
Urpns.. an: Alexandra h4i'rT., e:i.ich h7
'!in txerir..,s OF i,2;h arincs ia. pee prsily
hu:ou:.:iy Gcinoii. ;i;i ron Cuipefpcr Cruri
House 10 tA:l:.ar.,- Observation-Disclosures; En-
ami.