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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Rngs! Ragsi

; Wowans Rags-Cotto. R,ss-Linen Rags
clean R.g., md if we can get plenty of Rugs
hc can keep the Adee;tiser aaont until-tho war
onds. Bring on your Rags ana hep rs to keep,
the Aduertisrfonc Of sso fixed institutions Of the
country. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

The Chicago Times Washington cOrrrspnn-
drut.ays: thu rostoration of the Union is
almost hopeless. ifrestofed the United States
will find ,hem<elves dependency Of the
French Emperor on the Southwestern Fros-
tier. The Observation-Disclosures has nbnu.
doned the Monroe doctrine, and, By pursuing
aggressive measuras. to coerca the South, has
given them an ally in Napoleon, whose assist
auce will enable the South to establish their
Independence,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
I.bn chatles1on Oourier.

,Weafeyrst to observe in stiis best OF Newspaper,
tho. following announcement: "circum.tanees
orsr uhioh vs have No contrib in tho publication
OF the Courier m.y. make it Dsoos'ary for US :"
suspend its publication, waieh.we will ondeA'or
" 10 m axe ss .hort as possible"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
WEDNESDAY, NOV: 2d, 1863.

as- Tie voters,of Edgeasld Df.tr:c;, ,.Soth in
AMI out of TIE army. will bear in mind that tns
elrc.iax. for Sheriff; Clerk and Ordinary will Ds
bcla on tho secosd foaiag iniJ.nsary. next, in
stall OF this fret Nyadny. af Stated in our last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Nine,tyi-Six Depot.

OFFICE iUAcAAelN4 ANliiy}.-5lls.s,PkEssIHG ANliiy}- y,
.AGEN FOR RDaEFaGLD DISTRICT,
81 EpGsyIEDp5C IT,, Nov::3oth; 1858.
NMR. N. ". STEWART has ei.rse Of the
lYl Store Room a. Ninety-Six D,rot. aud.is
sltu5rizoi to recoige.anu receipt tsrs tho TAX
IN ;KINn. canshtiug of Nv hoat, Buck Wi cat,
Rice, Sugar, Molassss, psss, He.n., .dround Peas
sud Bx=ou. sS..54s:..s; .1f,--.:
:. Farmers will call ou Mr.. stswart for SaoEs.
- .TILLMAS WATSON, Jr,i.',
.elss -PuEehazlrg-ASe Sen1: :E0geheid Ulsts.
p Nov rs = La Ia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

Et:x9eDEnAE Pspplls.-We copy the fol-.
lowing receipt irou, The Rocxing ham Redisttf.
ipr ula king condiuent equai to tho ir:st
pepper: Take eisut Or ten pods Of red pep
p:r, bJjii! as strorg as you can make it; then
rdd o..1pirt Of wle:t and boil until IL gets
strong then dry and parch it bf9sn very
slowly: Then grind and'n is sahs for use. ::
LARGE AVERAGE. IA ;lofof about f6fty, ne
gross svldi at lhe lale estste salepf Dr. -Deviin,
il I;1a It's District, averaged about ~, 6OO.-Ab
Le Lie Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

ABosr o OF AufH5RITY We are Informed
b::''asplanler, whose cattle werc lmpiess d
: tG .Y:in;he,t prices, ofrrri 80 bulctsr the
cattle hilnsck and d%liver it latcainp; Anl''h t
ass"m w:l, al first grveii, .bLi:.flsrward' with
'.r- N<,. nn tie ground that the outc :rrins
Sm,,'t be dcne by lhe req: aehtst.or aficial
bu,cher. fhe true rlason of4rtbe refusal of
+ fthe1,ar!er's reasonable proposal WIS that
What 10 called the Gfih quarter, the hide. laI-
low. 59c.. .was worth more than the WhOlu
Governsient price for beet, ana that was The
richsprquisite of the -butcher.-Cusllesion
9 -irier. =, = -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

N@> Whe-o God refuses to correct, thorc God
resslves to destroy. There is no man SO near the
odge, SO near the dame,, so near hell, as he whom
God will not so much as apond rod upon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Land for sale.

ESTATE OF SARAH WIDEMAN, DECD:
YETlEE be sold at tho late residence of the
w decd, Abbsvite District, nm TUESDAY, Isl
December next, 4 VALUABLE .PLASTA lion
oonsi.ting Of
1913 Acres,
More or lras. .Ths said Tract il situate on tie
BArksd.lo Ferry Rra., 10 miles from :Ipe Sa,ah-
nah River, and three frog, the Edsrfrld line, al
i.oent to the lands Of Sibert, P.tter-on and Do,r
well adapfea to the production of Grain aid
Csttop-in q 9ue st.ts of cultiration-irst rate
improvemehts ON n handoo,ne Healthy looation
and embraces large quantity olWoodland. hiso
a LARGE AMOUNr,oP~ PROVISIONS
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS OF HUsBAN ARY, 2
Confederate Bonds e1lO.
's'~' j. Il. .wIDEMAN, Ez'or.
Charleston, S. c., Nov "a lt4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
Treasury Notcr. aud heir Uses.

We have a grca; deal OF uhEcAnng ri"int
about Mr. AExsIScER's mans t,Lj.,. of .hsefeS-
p.e.t noney-anii .arc cen;srtu rs 10 wtst
mish: have ben aoss ie a,d:ft.rsn; ,.carsse had
Sos sti-ii, lor ilstsaee, ne,rS s5sLeln of,
tsxssisn had Seep: adopted at tho hegihhias-.f
tho war Now this is 81 .'e,.a et prets. ea ,.iait
there ia sc word OF scnee Of it. We arc pretty
usll ,sti,l 4 that lbe Treasury has boen manage
in about Tie bs.. way tha: ;ssseouia have boen;
aal : rery plain statement of-shs c.fo niil7c"n-
yinee ant. ono Of this For whit WA thu Treasu-
ry Deparinsn, estas'isI-d' To rni.s mJney, No
presume, Is carry on this war. Vel, hss his
been done ur n.t7 .lThs nsf i:Snos drawing 10
the olsss Of sho third sesr,sspd the Prcsid"at .s-
surss tao eouutsy that the Ariuy isin a7beli'r
eondi,is,nsh.n it .hns or or bosn. The Army has
bss sp fsd, clo,hedy and Furnished With ArnS sad
AIN N uuiiipn; sud thus has ths country peen do
fenIsi for uear three yea5:. And all this has
been doao BY rrsa4a,y Nutes--nothins else Tat
we hare h~ald %. .,..l(a
Aud now va de,irs to kuox who has been in.
.tureda. tho eiSulsti.n Of Treasury Notes. Sap
p,,. that all thsso Treasury Nstos wore gathered
70 .norrox iuto ons bund!r-.huJ rou!d make a
largo ono We adml-and mnie = bonfire OF WI
than uuld bs Injured? No one for whom we
sLoula .hed ~ tear; ~ soldier--no soldiers tami-
ly. And yot, We repeat it, these Notes hsre fed
and clothed the Army fs. iisiear three ysafs. AZ
long as tho people nsre willing. 10 receive these
Notes in payis mt for Amy supplies, NO oontend
that they answered our purposes justas well as h
slecie currency. But j, will be snid, the people
as might have been feroscar, hsve grown tired Of
this paper currency, and arc unwilling now to
receive it Very we'll, If thste ebo.the case, then
tho Government must ofor these nutcs no longer;
that's all They have had their day, and we
maintain, very useful day, and now they must
rosire, Sand different currency bo put il the
pl.eo. Whether the naxt bss better currency OF
not. does not matter materially, 50 be ne,O ono
1t is said that we should have eomh<"ceS With
heavy sysle,n'of t. 1atios to suAain our eurren.
ey. From this opinion wo nre inclined t" diisea I
We haro cai riei ON the var 80 fur With but little
taxation, and VIC can therefore now the be't;r 70
,ortt. It.. At the beginning Of the war, such
axation as'wouh have beeD necessary o'supp"r
the Goronmenl would have boon seriously RS,
si,tod, and would have rendered the war unpopu
lar at the outset: which would have boon th'
weakest policy ths,a Government could adopt
The wrongs and sptragos that the enemy bal
done US have rendered the people rcaly to- *
a. this day any saeriice-sabmi; to suy taxation
to sustain our c,use Hence we ara satisfied tha
tho course things haso taken has been wisely or
dcred, whsther ~ ordered by God or man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

6ss- bill is before tho Georgia Legislature to
put all who refuse to- take cosfodorats money
into tho artny. Wo are with the,yeas We hope our
own Legislators will soon 60 TO work on o similar
bill in thi, state. Thsu lockout old ShJloeks
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
IIYMEN Al.

MARRIED, on the 18th inst. at the rseiduneo Of
tha brides mother. by Rev. John Ttapp. Dir.
OUzTs, of the Hampton Legion,
ant, Miss F:S.NNIE LOWRY.
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Head-Quart tiers, q,
,As.ENR0LI.lNl. OFF FfcEB,. !.

s2eENRplIIN 4 aINla!tl..sg}tFFFICEB,.. ~! + }tFFICE
- EReElylEhn,, n. Nar. 7sd,. 1888.
A. LII .AHSENTEES. and DERAUDPEkS tt,pa
n Cos. b snail :uI. ID >. Y. .Sla.e Gruerss- who
10 w, not s yot repirted, 4re hsrsoy orl.red 10
report ty tns isL u Dvcru,3ut kaxt. 80
lu fuiliug IL comply viii the shove tIey viii
oer treated as desertors. - .s'
:, by order Cumman dant OF eonscrips: -
Z. ~ F:akSsUHtisMER,G4 {.
:Sa.;:... .Lisus.-& ChisfyR. 0.tEdssustd Din.
: Noy u u s.s.-- lSs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
SECOND pTsPATCH..

mond, and is promoted Major General.
Con. Cheathan has returned u, the front.
General .Buckler,wil go to sthc front III n
lew days.
TWu hundred and thirty prisoners came
down tlis evening. Many more are or their
way down. -. =
Officers who left Loudon on the 18Th report
that L 'ngstrect captured 1600.ahd Wheeler
600 Yankees on the 18th. =:
.I,ongstrect waRa mile and ahalf from Knox
vile and entrerching..
In their retreat from L5udon, the Yankees.
about. 5 5.Oud, were greatly .deuioraiized aud
left about loo wagons, cominissary and oldi-
nance stores on The ruad. = -,
One hundred aud thirty-six 7 ankoes form
ing Burnside's rear guard, reached DalIon
last night They say Knoxyille is another
Hrrper,s Fefry trap andsthas sBnrnside mus.
-ryacuaie.
RcHNoSD, Noy. 20:
AnoffiIcial telegram, fron saieueral Br;a'g,
dated Missionary Rnige, .I9.h; says Genera
Wheeler reports III. attack Gnon and disper
.ion Of The eilelny'a cavalry, pursuing them
into their worka at Knoxville, capturing 800
prisoners.
ATLANTA, Nov. 81, 10 4q, A. M..-Tho
.Chickamauga train que al IA. NJ, has just
arrived withsnp sards;oi 100 y ankee, lrom
the reac u Burdsids;Si ar6iS
Officers lro6i Tho front last evening report
nothing more than the usua.: e. ing.
:. I;id.c4LipnS rspresc4tI IIat inoyelaeDts. OF
more than usual i'm port snce pre- being now
executed IN fcntessss: ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

p The government through its agents, las
resumed the purchase Of cotton in Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
fRELi(fiOUS NOTICE..

.-e,. Ik IKNKOOS5 ~ 1fNS11]...sl =. = )
The Fifth Sabbat6 Union Meeting of The, Fourif
Division Of the Elge6uld Association, Will con-
ycne with the Republican Church, on,frid.y be-
fore th,.5sh Sabbath in Nov. inst, at 10 o'clock,
]. S. MATHEWS, MoD'R.
E. MasweARlcsEs, Clerk. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25

Administrator Sale.
vHyf, will sell on tho first Monday io. December
wv Negro man BEN, bid sn II tEe. Esta.e
sale Of the late r. Mcdaniel, decd The
purchaser bavius failod to ouuply With the terms
Of s,lo. the s>id Ben mill bc rosoid at the 6fst
purchasers risk.
Terms insdo known on duy Of SALE.
A. HnLSON,.
BE -GLANT0N,
Nov IS 2,siS Adn'r..
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Notice.
Take Notice.

a LII persons haYing. el~inis agains.. s..tae EatsJs
n of jas. s. Adams, deed, are to render
th.,u in, property attosted, hoiurc IN" Let Dec.
1884, and seiudettel to said Estate will please
pay the same without delay. -
"A. G. TURNER, Adm:or.
NV. IS, lya II
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j He ad-Qussrtars,i
(. ENROLLING 8FFECER, :


11tnaEtiAID, Nor. 73a, 1868.
vxylI E,p Iicsoe hsgta itlns; 9fiaers and *ll Fur
Il l"ush es III eli Of lac Arm aie esiled 10 the
ADJ,T.. 4 ms pEcToR1 q GENERALS .cPr!cE,
=. RleANosp, Oct I,lh, 1903.
t9STaAcTs.l s.. .;.s.. -
GENEk4Lt ORDERS. No I35. -, :, -.,l :.
I. Recruiting Officers and others are f.r-.
tJ sr.itf erlnI:s:L, Consc.iIis Of Dosrrt-
orr, allowing them 10 vitit their homes or ts5rs-
mair tk,re.ior an. pafp. SC, ;rhr notrs slready
given c.n,cripu is dev'asd .unheirnt, and De-
Aprr 1Issr,oron 'Gasslal'..0ysien,
.isisn,aond, 6c,. zyli, 1868.
GENER-AA 0RDLRS, 40. lAi.. - 80
~ 80.
j, Ih s6ldiers re,us;,jns h.uie on furldugh, or ON
,rsschinI places q, which thc.iwill stsy. drrins
fdrfough, wnIs immsdisteiy report 20 tho feztust
EofoAiny dt6cers,r wko @s3h keep a! rsx1stsr Of
their aEm6s dekerir list place who're statisn-
cd, by -whssn thsfuilouss WAS granted, and tho
tms:Ht which il expired. IL - s. g.: sz.s-}
aTfI, y hen asth..exsitast,ni of :hia 5furssush;-
and being st di.tsilce, from a. Hpspitsl E1sniu.
ing bysra, soldier Ia unxhle TO uxIeI, tns ou-
r.link oEicer will order hiu bef-rs- lie Bosrd Of
Exnnnsrs fur eonscripts. sad, tho Medical 'oficee
and ono IT rne9 9hy scians employed noneustins,
they will folWard.'to his Comm. sding HereraI,
with . statenedt Of bis aoase,,9a renommsndstion
for 1ten oE fnrl0ush net 10 eSEAsd thirty
da, D. daplie.t being al.o sent to the SufEsen
General. Bat uhen the Sol6ier i, acesssibls tos
general hospital, ho will be. sent beters tic Hos
preceding instructions: = -s7 ~
+ IY.in oa,es :,of sicknsss ors;wounds.s which,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-25
GOOD News from Tennessee.

:. .hftAN1E N1EAt4hsVeiS-.V-
.Advic4s from the front are nothing more
than the usual sheiling. =. -.
trhe' 'ConfeJe4aos states that agreat destita-
tioi exists stsC chattanooga. ~.
The Appeal leatas Iroln Col. Chester that
Lonysu Gel captured kuoxiillc, routing the
enenly, mud taking 1900 or 600 prisoners
One hundred and forty prisoners arrived 10
The same train with Col. Chester.
Wheeler is reported in the .enemy's rear
and Longstrret pressing, their front:
lrrcnNn nnspA pArcH. j -, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-27
AIRS. LEO MILLER, CLAIRvoYANr

M RS. LEO MILLER, CLAIRVoYANT
AA PHYSICIAN 's taken pleasant suit of rooms In
the Lincoln House, (entrance Maple street) where
she may be visited daily, from to II A.. NJ and from
to T; NJ. Mrs MILLER's rare powers of Cairvoyance
together with an extensive experience enable her to
treat disease with the most perfect success
lniallbility is by caimcd but repeated ex-
perlmcnts daily demonstrate the her interior
vision qualities her to far beyond tho farthes possl-
Bile scope of medical SCIENCE, In tho examination and
treatment OF disease.
DO the afflicted doubt? Do they want assurance?
Then let them be examined and should the examination
prove unsatisfactory and incorrect in making ont
diagnosis of dis and describing the symptoms Of
suffering, no charges whatever will be made. The same
Intelligence which unerrngly locates disease and its
symptoms, peers through Natures Materia Medca and
selects those health restoring which are de-
signed to cure the multarious ills flesh is heir to
Patients who are unable to call Mrs NJ will be
visited at their residences if desired examinations
be made with equal reliability from locks of hair
taken fresh from the patients head.
Examination and Prescription 81 dIws ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-27

| ,OoI-By poor woman, near the cor
c,otb ner Of Maple and Main street piece Bersge
rewarded by leaving it at A, j. STEARNS' store Ia
Main street dtf w ios
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-27

The public cautioned against the articles
of LYE for making SOAP &c, offered for sale.
The only GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
PnDy, their trade mark for it being "SAPONIFIER;
or, CONCENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS of
this article has led UEPRINoPLED PARTIES to endeavor
to INITIATE it, in volat of the Company's patents.
All nufacturers, Byers Sellers of these SPUR.
Gus Lyes, are hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their Attorneys
GEORGE HARDING Esq. of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BLACKWELL. ESQ.,, of Pittsburg.
And that all Manufacturers, Users Sellers of Lye in
violation of the rights of the Company, will be PROSE-
CUTED at once.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-14
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in Wake County, at the residence of Dr. Wesley
Heartshed on the 18th ut ANDREW HEARTsEIELD, aged
nnety-seven years one month and twentysix days. He
was born in Franklin County. Oct 2ls 1855 under the
Provisional Government Of King George the Third He
lived through the last years of British dominion over the
American Colonies, and sixteen years old when the
last battle Of the Revolution was fought and Yorktown
surrendered He the Colonies tabished the Unit
ed States Of Americas and their Independence recognized
by the Powers Of the earth He lived through the entire
period of that Governments giant
strides to prosperity and grandeur and fua when the
bonds of The Union became oppressive them dissolve
before the fire of Southern patriotism His last days we're
under the Confederate States for the establishment of
whose independence he freely gave the blood Of his
and third generations and devouty prayed That he might
live to his country free and peace once more
But He who does all things WELL has taken the hoary
headed patriarch and father in Israel himself to
land where there ia Lo strife war boodshed He
lived to rec the offspring of his fourth generation and his
posterty increase TO hundred His intellect was
remarkable for vigor, sound judgment and clear discr
mnaton in his last could scarcely perceive
any weakness He through character almost by
on and it was rare thing for him TO err in his estimate
OF men, He was noted for his pcty, and for more than
bali century was exemplary member Of the Methodist
Church: Religion with him was something 10 be acted
out, and most upright and Cody life did he lead The
man does not live who can say that Andrew Heartseld
ever did him wrong. Let his postery behold with love
and reneration the bright example of his h for it is
light given to lead them in the ways of virtue and holt
ness. COM
Died, in Lousburg, n c., on Tuesday morning seth
December 1882 of Dpthera B. Youngest daughter
Of DR.. VIM. n. and G e Crenshaw aged AZ years n
Gentle, loving and kind little Katie won all hearts
Though with crushing weight this blow has fallen and
fond parents and relatives the void which
be filled. still may kind Providence give them resigna
ton in knowing that He loved their pure hearted darling
and took their dear Katie to dwell with him in Heaven
In Satesvle. on the goth day Of December, Mrs MAR
INA ANN RIckERT wife of s. j. Rckert, and daughter Of
H. F. and Sarah Freeand in the Gath year of her age.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-14

The Conservatives to be "Punished.''
The Charlotte bulletin, echoing the sentiments
of the Richmond Enquirer in relation to the ten
regiment bill before our Legislature, says:
"Ifthey persist canddly believe the President ought
to send regiment Raegh and and punish every
man engaged in the damnable plot"
,. We have no idea the President will do any such
thing; but if he should, the people of Wake would
soon dispose Of his regiment; and if the Editor of
the Bulletin should be able to screw his courage to
the point of coming with the regiment, we would
notdignify him by using powder and ball upon his
carcase, but We would hang him to one of our lamp
posts.
The same paper assas and misrepresents Mr.
Warren, of Beaufort, for some remarks made by
him in the Senate. We publish those remarks
written out by Mr. Warren himself, in the Standard
to day. from which the Bulletin will see that it has
done Mr.. W. gross injustice.
The Editor of the Bulletin belongs to that elias IS
Of public men who, in concert with the abolition.
sts destroyed the old government to crafty their
deylsh passions and to increase their chances for
the spoils; and they would destroy the new gov
eminent in the same way and foc the same cause,
if they had the power to do so. The only way to
deal with such characters is to crush them beneath
the iron heel of popular power. This has been done
in this State, and hence the desperate manner in
which they assal Conservatives both in and cut of
the Legislature
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-14
ADJ'T. 4 INSP'R. GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcHxoND, Jan. 3, 1858:

General Ordtrs, [ = - =
4 THE FOLLOWING ORDERS ARE PUBLISHED
for the information and guidance of all c.ncerned
full control Of their business 10 order to safety aud
dispatch in transportation. military officers prohibited
from interfering with the engines running Of trains,
or With the control and management in any way Of rail-
. roads
II. When transportation Of troops fsgh's by rail-
acer shall make requson far the same upon the Super.
ntendent proper officer Of the road furnishing the
necessary evidence Of transportation and delivering the
troops or freight to be transported >
III In te event that freight Is be transported
over any road than the road has the ability to carry
promptly the officer furnishing evidence If
freight shall 70 frat tbe RAILROAD Officer shall be governed
by any Gencr. Order the Quarermasssr General may is.
cue 10 regard thereto.
w. Where Troops or freight is 10 be moved out Of the
usual routine Of rairoad the officer having charge Of
officer Of the road which the 10 u be made
the day and hour of departure and when fixed, tie
troops or fegh. must be ready At The appointed lime
al such post viii communicate fully The character and
roads from which It is required and ssk he r.sns su
peryision Of the proper rairoad officers TO the cny.
VI Quartermastess and Cummssares viii exercise dis
erection IN shipping freight not wanted fF INN ate nse
and thut be stored At safe and convenient onts ia
king care not to block up roads and thereby impede
VII When is necessary To send special messenger
with freight, such messenger travel With The freight
placed in bis charge. and his trsnspOstaea shall be 70
specified its face in order to preInt him from travel
ling 10 any other way. ~ .ts!E
Will Enrolling ccers will permit conscrra. enrolled
while in the empnyment Of railroads. to reus at their
duties until COL VIM. H. ndey A. g. decides ss to
90 the road. 4 -: 10: = :, =
H. Any violation Of these orders remissness on tho
part Of railroad officers to pem promptly all govern.
ment transportation will be reported Col VIM NJ Wad.
ley.A. A. G., who will indicate rvm time 70 t:me ~here
his headquarters will be. ~,
lsiged, g. .coorKn. :;
jan 49, 1868. = - i st
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-14
COURT oFPLEAS AND
Quarter Sessieps, Decem-
Der Term, 1862.
NORTu.CAROIINA,
IL Franklin County.
JAMES REID and wife aud Others

THOMAS PERRr and others.
James Reid the executor, named in paper script pur
porting to be the last will ard testament of BIZ reli Perry
deceased having prupaunded the for probate in sol
mn f'rm At the December teen. 1857 Of Franklin tonly
Court and appearing In the Court that Thames Perry
Elizabeth Puliam wife al Joel Puian, and tue children
!, 4 Sarah Bonner deceased, to-w: William u. bonner,
uarts Brown, wife of Dr. A. Brown Gsroline Douglsa
wife Of e. h. Douglas Mary Trent, wife Of w. G. Trent re-
side beyond the niiis Of this States It il ordered bv the
Court that publication be made the above named per-
sons in the Raleigh aadard for nine weeks to the end
that they appear at the term Of this Court to be held
the second Monday of March, 1865 witness proceedings
then to be had respecting the probate Of said script the
last viii hand Testament Of said Burreli Perry. Is
Lousburg, the second Monday Of December. D, 1ssa
T. G. HORTON, c. C.. a.
Ian, is, lssa. irr adv 81 49, MSt.