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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-22
DIR. KINGS D'SPENSARY.
- raIvAra nssnAsrs.

,ATp,,g fszaas pr. KING formerly Of Ns, York
IifE for tastA years OF Loulsvllie Kv'
49, >sG-zsAe0 who hes devoted he atteniitonto
the treatment private diseases for so years. lartsrs
himself having attended 20 practice for 90 many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, he 10 enabled
90 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bed they may b. from iuudioious medical treat.
meuti OF nom lneginct Of their own. Dr. Kingis
DNpensary . NO. 3 Deadornk street. between Oh6r.
~ eat TIE Square, second story where DO cuyss al
diseases Of private nature.
0tnoWhNn cured without aurC8uH msdicilas or
Interference yith buyluosH
Structures on pic or recent date odnUtuay CURED Ga
q few days ~ 90 operation witch oa caes 90 pain
where structure o1gis hoalth cannot DO ennloVed
Perhaps 20 euoase causes more mischief and uudsT-
10 ines Zoo constitution 81 much
byIhhHl Win al the Diseases u the tkin, gr0Hi ue
oursd 90 a fow days
bsHisHai Hszg'su. D ark ulhra Aaviugboaa
gives 70 lua ducafe, and oil tho C5lEeq RroU}
w ou qi ~, brought On 10 many cases by TO ds.
sflellYe habs of iDCOnsiiersto youths, aud eroegs
we Indulgence A the passions, neglect OF which
viz lAlst a.nt 10 constitution, rendering the sub.
tare Ola ase
tcmall3 Hh3 may boisborlg sItu any 5ia0ulty
lAe womb ney rect atfuftd Of Immediate relief
ltiAan1 residing abroad By srltiug and station
yer eeaci Hi-n tae cucl0g-I, rrct ~ o. A. Kug
o. -3 LtaaclicE siroct, Nashville, Ielu., Win htyi
..o hle7fatIg mo1icnos tQui b. their addresa OHcs
RolN i9a - O'clock 10 tna morning untn D 10 tLs
f'h'Att llu0 lH--ia dANiB
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-22

VIZ the undersigned, haze this day adopted The.
above ratcs TO which we bind ourselves strictly 70
adhere. WIN. CAMERON, for the Un!oa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispcth,
wINHABi, BARRY AGO for the frss
HAsHynLE, TESH July rs, 1853
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-22
NOTICE.

A III, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A Estate OF James l.. Hays, Jr., do'ascd, which
estate Is insolyont) are hereby notified 60 hu them
with the Clerk OF Wilson county Court al Lebanon
Tennessee, ON or before the 10Th day OF January
next, authenticated In the manner prescribed hy
law, that pro rata distribution Of the effects OF
said estate mag be made among the creditors OF said
deceased. All claims not fled pursuant 90 this notice
will be forever barred, both In law and equity, This
2hth day of August 1868,
JANIS l.. HAYS, Administrator
OF James 4. HAYS Jrl deceased
aeplo-v3t-phntsrs Zoe "a 3d. paid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Southern sielicines.

We regret to learn 'hnt DIR. DssS,s Of Augusta
Ga, so long and favorably known as one OF tho
most skillful pharmaccutists in the South, Is no
longer preparing his invaluable medicines A
frioud IT DR.. D. informs us that the hitter is pur-
suing this course because no ia unwilling to ad-
vance his prices in proportion to tho ruling prices
Of the liquors and ingredients required in making
,hesc medicines. This, OF tho same time that 1t
docs infinite credit to the heart and principles Of
DR.. DENNIS, is doing q asrp to the public. May
We no. respectfully urge DR.. d. to resume the
making Of these we'll proved medicines, and to
regulate his prices according to the timos! BY
so doing, he will confer upon the public in future,
as 10 the past, an incstimable advantage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Cberr,es and strawberries.

Cherries and Strawberries. The bare words
conjure MP visions If crimson beauty! We ere
deeply indebted to Mira. r. II. 81. for n matchless
bunch of Pelargoniums, u few huge cherries-May
Duke,-and dish of the most magnificent straw
berries of which our eyes or palate ever had ell
p~erienec. She says: (hear it all horticulturists
aud nuke q note) " You must allow me to give
these Strawberries, Wilson's Albany, credit for
being the earliest, latest, tenderest, sweetest and
largest species I have ever .een. This strawberry
leaves the cap ON the vine, SO you aoe that with
oil its other good qualities, it is a labor saving
institution. Tho plant is extremely hardy and
prolific, blooming aud yielding y few berries oil
winter"
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uRake ,em, Rake ,em!"

Several ladies Of our town, energetic aud pub
lie spirited women, who have worked for two
years in bohalf of the soldiers, and are still work
;ny for them, and who on this %arcount las well as
that they sre the " weaker %vessela,') are entitled
to er.ry possible consideration, have eonveT'od
with US lately concerning tho lamentable and
abominable state of the bridges about town. These
ladies always ond by saying theoretically: Bake
'em Rake 'em!"
City fathers, consider yourselves " raked," and
rise up and mend your ways. Broken legged MEN
re unavoidable nowadays, bit broken legged
,oomen and children are a most unnecessary evil.
We respectfully suggest that you devote your
hrst and earliest activity to the bridges Leading
to the Baptist and Episcopal Churches. That
corner cries out against You daily and hourly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
The Southern states Hotel.

Being in Augusta last week it was our pleasure
IN stop at this we'll ker.t Hutel, ut present under
tho management of Messrs. THOMAS d LITTLE.
They appear to thoroughly understand the art Oh
excepting q hotol,"-are guod connoisfeur', pro-
ride their table with the best and rarest that the
market affords, ard pay especial attention to the
wants of their patrons. Their rooms arefnrnished
elegantly and with m eye to the comfort OF each
and every guest. Taking the Southern Stdfes' all
in I'll, NO are inclined to think that it has no 'u-
perior, if IN equal, in tho city. To those who
delight in good cutting and comfortable quarters
wa com the "Southern Slater" and its clever
landlords, Mes,r.. THOMAS d LITTLE.
n p n
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EDGEFKELD EEMA1E
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AT SALE.
NY an hors.er from tho Obituary I sAla'l proceed
= D to sell on% TUESDAY. the 1tb July rext,
nj the ~prenis.r. commencing 1t II "'elo:N, A. NJ,
the above-named ~nrorrrty- h~el"ng!ng to tho Es-
tate of John L. Gwaltne.. deo...
The property embrares a LOT OF FOUR
ACRES. the MAIN BUILDING, constructed fo-
the secprrm .rlati"n. Of Eoarivrs, as well as with
annie School Rooms. and ali necessary OUT
BUILDINGS, with a wellof fine water, supplied
with u good pump. Alfthe buildings new and in
| good condition.. ....s. Tjlat ~
Also, will b1 sold atiths. game timA,t The. School,
Rorm and Household, FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOVES. &c.
: will also sell . separate lot Of ONE ACRE
OF LAND adjoining the School lot. Also.
Two One Horse WAGONS. n goal SADDLE and
Birdie. a small lot Of HOGS, one excellent
Milk cow. Carpenters Tools, q small lot Of
Paints, Garden Tools, &e.ps!" yf ~, 4 =.
Tho Building Is we'll located and well suited for
q boarding School. The past history Of this
School. lis present patronage. and the necessities
Of a large community give q STRAINED, that eompe-.
tent Teachers will have anioppdrtnniiy tn mako a
safe and profitable investment. 81
Terms lnaGs known on day Of saIe.
A.. G. "TEAGCE, Agent for
ars. Lucy Gwaltney, Elk.
Mnv o. .6t ~ 81
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ORGANIZE for the Public Defence.

We have received from Maj. A.. J. HAMMOND an
admirable article relative to 90 organization for
home defence, and it is matter Of regret With II,
that our arrangements compel US to postpone its
publication until next week. There arc mon who
cannot and ought not to loave their homes and
business for any groa, length of time. but If they
will DO. prepare to meet a sudden emergency, such
as tho appearance of the enemy at the gates OF
,boir own homes, they are not worthy to be eiti-
aons of the South. Maj. HAMaoSp's article sha!l
be forthcoming in our next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
MIR. yailandigham,

The last intelligence brought BY the telegraph
Of this unfortunate gentleman, and tho last per
haps VIC shall ever hear, is that he is a prisoner
under a letfre de cachet from tho President of the
United states. He has assigned Mr.. FALLASpIo-
KAN, for life perhaps, to q Bastile on the Tortu-
gas.
We have watched tho prosress of this easo with
no ordinary interest, both on account OF the IN
diyidusl arrested, and the time of the arrest. MI
Y. is the most distinguished member OF tie Demo-
cratic party in the {. S., and is one OF tho few
men possessed of honesty and courage sufficient
to beard the Lion in his den; to oppose openly, at
the hazard Of his life and liberty, the foul and
gloomy despotism that Is overwhelming his land.
knowing that those midnight arrests, by nm
armed soldiery, of froe citizens, was one OF the
causes Of tho French revolution of 1893 know
Ing that the Democrats, Of whom Mr.. Wis leader.
are now the dominant party in the U s., 1t was
supposed by many that the Government ct Wash
ircton would not have the daring again to make
these laalOsa- arresta of prominent eiussn'. No
concess to a lingering doubt on this point ourselves,
but Mr.. YALLANDIouAx's case leaves not q loop
to hung 3 doubt upon.
It is now patent that Mr.. Lincoln's power In the
U. 5. is simply unlimited. He hes "a hoart do
void OF social duty and fatally bcntupon mischief"
aud biz power is commensurate With his malignity
and depravity. Henceforth he may justly be
regarded as t. dangerous man, and being our enc
my, We must beware Of him. It will BIO a ques-
ton of curious speculation vita future historians
that this man, when beaten by the Democratic
party in 1851, gained in q few weeks us absolute
power over that party as he ever had over his
own, aud ruled them with q whip OF scorpions.
The proper understanding Of a single fnet how
eyer, will unveil all tho mystery that surrounds
this subject. When the Congress Of the L. s.
gave Mr.. Lincoln unlimited control Of the sword
and purse, all those fearful consequences might
have easily been ~foreseen. 1t has been no secret
since the days Of Sir Robert Walpolo, that every
man had his price. Mr.. Lincoln had low cunning
enough soon to find out the price c: the leaders
Of the Democratic party or IL this Was N work
beyond his original intellect, hi, man Friday,
VIM. Seward, WAS quite competent to instruct him
in any department Of the school Of %iniquity.
Those men Of Roman virtue, the TALLAsDIsnAns,
tho BgooxsEs, the WoOps, whom tho Treasury of
the o.. S. could not buy, are to BIO banishod to the
Tortugas, and will perish probably in Mr.. Lin
coins Bastiles.
The lesson taught us by these events Is plain.
There is no peace party in tho United States.
Mr.. Lincoln's gold has quite enlightened the
minds of tho leaders of the Democratic party,
aud SO long as thst MA holds the scsptrs in Wash
inston, so long will be make war upon us-a war
of determination. Let us then grid up our lsin'
for this battle. Goo being our helper, NO sball
vet put our heel upon the neck of this unscrupu-
ious lyrRat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

Report Of the casualties of Co. X, 18th Regi-
ment S. C. ", in tho battlss near Chancellorsvislc
Nay %, Neutrality-suspicious.. W. L. sto-
vcns,, leg, slight; WIN. Bledsce, ankle. slight; w
2. Horne, arm, slight; P. A. Rodgers, arm slight;
B. NJ. Zimmerman, eide, slight; Marion Ouzfs'
hand severely.
HAN 3D.. 1S6s.-Kiled.-M. c. Little.-Wound-
ed.-Lieu,. r. B. Bryan, knee. severely; C'rpi'
Lsmuol Harling, thigh, severely; serg'. D 3
Landrum, arm, slight; serg.. i. F. SlrOthsr'
shocked by she'll, slight; scrgt. J. c. Busznld'
leg. slight; A.. Amacker, thigh, severely; A. At
kins, side, slight; Joshua Edwards, side, slight;
l.. NJ. Free, shoulder, severely v. F. Horne, fin
ger shot off; E. Martin. arm, slight; James Har-
ling, abdumep, slightly W. II. QUITS, shoulder
slight. j. II. ALLEN, LIST Lieut..
Comm'd'g Co. K, 14tb Reg't. S. C. v.
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From the North.

:. R,cHMuNn. May. 23-Gov, Seymour. in a
ler.rr t, the yallandi. ham symrath;zcrs meet
Try a, Allany, says The arrest Of allan.
Eyham has brought di>honor upon The cnnn.
try. If the proceedings arc approved by ihv
Government aid sanctioned bv the people,
i. is not merely n step towards rcvoln'i"n-it
IS lev lu.ion. We pause to sec what kind vi
= Government il is fur which we are asked to
pcrr o., our blood and treasur'. Ire sc
lion oil tie administration will determine in
the minds Of mora than half the people Ut the
tora! States, whether the wa is waged to put
down Inc rebellion South or destroy free in-
stitu,ions North. and we look for it, decision
with soi+mn solicitude.n
The first resoiutiou adopted by the meeting
in New York denonaccd the arrest and seIi-
tence CT val!andigham as a startling outrage
uuon the hitherto sacred rights OF American
citizenship. One Of the speakers, III reler.
ring IL Styuour;s letter, says, the people would
sand by Seymour with guns and bayohe's
in their hands at all hazards. Loud cheers
R;cHMoyp. May o2-Advices from the
North to the 10Th have been received here,
but. there is nothing Important.
The New York Tiaaes Gays the late meeting
was a ridiculous demonstration The Herald
speaks of it as being the first note Of civil
war. The Rorld says it was successful, Doth
in numbers aud enthusiasm, and speeches
of bloodshed on Nortbern soil to revenge the
past. r
Burpsile's order recites the proceedings, OF
the Yallandigha,,u c>urt martial, the hnding
Of which il a sentence to close confinement
during the war in some fortress to be selected
by. the commander of the Department.
The order uatned Fort Warren as the Place
OF confinement.
An immense mass meeting was held in
Caion Square, New York, on Monday even
i,e, under the auspices Of the Democratic
Union A sscc;ation, to protest against the re-
T! cent arbitrary acts Of tn" administration 1T
| rlr sup,ressinn Of free speech and The press
Four stands wero erected, aud there were
SPEAKERS at al oil ,hsm. The Herald says II
was the largest meeting held in that city dur
ing the war
One speaker said the Norbury OF the pres
ent day was Judge Leavi't, who DENIED tne
writ Of hubcas corpus to Tallandigham. Lei
; aim remind Lincoln that Caesar had I'M
Brrtns. Charles First his Cromwell. Let-nlu
remind the George the Third of the presen'
!as tha, he, too, may have his Cromwell OIL
hi, Bruus. tCheers -.
Al tho speakers denounced the Admiuis'
tration aud We're loudly %applaudcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Late From Mississippi.
ATLANTA, May %.

g = STLANihj ~ -
= Grant entered the State Of Mississippi by
crossing the river fire miles below Grand
Gulf with sixty thousand to one hnndr' d
thousand mp,', and with a heavy forca OF e"H'
airy. lie received no reiu:orcements from
Louisiaas, But ~ then constantly fion'h:
west bank Of the river. HIS transportation,
al ON the river, must cling to the river bank.
We evacuated Grand Gull, falling back
fighting towards Jackson, followed by the en-
rrny, who entered Jackson with $4,000 men
on the l4th. -
Gen. johnston reached Jackson On the 18th,
and fell back TO Canton.
The Yankees were scared at finding John
stop- there and Committed e1cesses for Two
days, burning churches and private hohses,
.tenringjewelry from the persons Of Citizens,
Cutting residences, &c: They tied towards
svicksbufg on the 10th, followed johnson,
who Was constantly receiving endorsements
yicksburg has five, months supplies Of ev-
cry. kind, and can only be taken by hunger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Seize the Opportunity.

Mr.. ". +. DuRlsoE, with q thoqghtfulnes' woF-
thy OF the warmest commend alton and prompte's
sttrntion, proposes to leave Edgcasld during the
first week in june, for tho purpose o. carrying
provisions md clothing to the E~dgcfeld cempa7
mics Of the Fourteenth Regiment, now in the
neighborhood of Fredericksburg. Bacon, Meal
Peas, priod Fruit, Vinegar. Red Pepper and
Clothing of every description, arc the articles
more particularly needed. Send in your boxes
to Mr.. D. by tho second or third OF June.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
STATE OF soUTHroAROLINA
ApJurAxT XsD INSPECTOR GESERAI.'s orrrcx.
COLUMBIA, May %, 1859.
May2i

ApJurAyr Xsp IxspEcroR GENERALS OrrrcH.
COLUMBIA, May %, 1859.
GENERAL ORDER NO. IS. ago 1s6
n TIE time for making returns, in. pursuance
Il. of paragraph > Of General Order No. II.
heretofore issued from this office. is hereby eI-
tended to the fifth (5;t) day of June next; and
commanding officers OF Regiments ~ho,shall make
default herein, will he subjected to trial by courts
martial ordered for that purpose, and the penalties
of the law strictly enforced.
II. The commanding officers Of Regiments gro
required 70 report to ;his office The names Of the
commanding officers Of companies who full to
make their returns RS required, and TO assemble
courts martial fur tine trial Of such defanlters in
their respective Regiments. the courts to be con-
stituted and trials " be conducted as. prescribed
by the Act of the General Assembly # 1871.
Dy command A. {. DARLINGTON,
tAdjutant and Insi ec;or. General Of SC.
May ~ 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
May II
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, A. Holson and B. F. Glanton
have applied to me for Letters of Admins
%tration, on all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and credits of Erasmus r. Mcdaniel late Of
tho District aforesaid, decd.
Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of tho said
doceasod, to be and appear before ne, At our next
Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden
at Edgefold C. a., on the eth day of June next
to show CAUSE, if any, why the said administration
should not bc granted.
Given under my hand and sea-, this 2Sd day OF
May in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty-three, and in the S7th year OF
the Independence of South Carolina.
W. F. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
NAV q. 1888. Die Is
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CT 4btsrt'set.
JaE2s 1. BACON, Er;T0R.
WEDNESDAY, NAY ~. 1868.
Ed.cfe,d Female Institute for Sale.
LAKES I. BACON, Er.TOH

Tie attention Of tbs pubic generally is called.
to .to Advertisement Of a'Irs. LuoY GwArrSrr il
our i.sue of to day. Tho premises advertised are
in every way desirable; the School building rot
surpassed il beauty. finish and convenience by
any in the State. This Institution was raised by
its late principal to the highest moral and literary
standing, and its discoutiuuance now would be e
public calamity. Citizens OF the District ntlsrEc,
spresd this advertisement far and wide send 1t
to your friends in The neighhoring Districts and
stste,, and leave no effort un;iied to have the
placs vhou. to b4 %vacatsd, %vortaily filed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

nss- We have been authorised by many friend.
of Col. THoS. G. BACON, to nominate him a
Candidate for State Ssnator from Edgefsld, to
I'll tho vacancy therein existing in consequence
OF tho death OF the Hon. A. SiNKrSs.
May L., tc l9
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

EDGEtlELD DiSfKiCl,
IN ORDINARY.
YY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID feii District.
Whereas, C. NJ. freeman has apriied to
me for Letters Of Administration, On VII ard
singular the gonls and chstiles, righ;s and ere m:'
Of Charles Harrison late Of the District. aforesaid.
deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite aud aImonish Nil
and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased. to he and appear before me, at our next
Orlinury's Court for tic said District. to he holden
at Edgeiicld Court N"i.e. on TIE Sfh day Of Juno
next, to show cause. if any. why the said admin
ist.ali"n should not be grNuted.
Given under my hand and scsl, This 18th day Of
May. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty three, and in the eighty
seventh year Of the Independence, Of s Carolina.
W. =. DURISOE, oEn.
Nav O. Ct 81
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s,om ON the uomc.Guards.

n, tho arrival Of the Yankee prisoners in Rich
mond, captured at the battle of Chance'i0Fsv'iio
and whilst they were standing in front Of the
n,;,on a cirizen addressed them with the welcome
Sc you have got to Richmond at last
"Y,,," replied one of tie prisoners, but mono
81 r.nr id Home Guard brought u.s. Nothing
further was snid, and the citizen soon bad Ou''-
nesi elsewhere.
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FOR the Advertiser.

The Edgeaeld Village Aid Association requests
those in arrears far dues, to send in the amount
up TO the time of its reorganization, which took
place on the 18th April.
Tho Society also acknowledges the reception OF
$50 from Miss ADgLA BorXNlGHr-a most liberal
and patriotic donation.
Mns. ANN GRIFFIN, PREs.
Mns. WIN. GoopuAs, Sec'ry & Trcas'r.
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State of Out Carolina,

III u y I ] L = II " ] 70 y
IN ORDINARY.
DY W. +. DURIs0ls, Esq. Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas. James S. Harrison has applied to me
for Letters OF Administration. on all aid singular
the goods and chnttles, rights and credits Of
Pickcns Barien, late of the District aforesaid,
decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred aud creditors Of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to BIS
holden Mt Edgcfeld Court House. on the 5th day
Of June next, to chow cause, IL any, why the
said administration should mt no granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
MAY in the year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and si1ty-three, and in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence of $. Carolina.
W. r. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
Nav 27 Ct Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

ny Maryland ministers, VINO bel'erei In preaon-
;,9 tho rospcl alono, and not Lincoln's politics.
arc boing arrested 10 Maryland and sent o0a'n.
" puro and undoaled religion" is not a thing that
cults tho Northern tyrant.
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Salt, Salt

GlLL ut the Hamburg Post Office and buy your
" SALT, in Sacks or Tisrces, at the lowest
market prices.
Also. on hand. Confederate and English Letter
PAPER, and ENVELOPES, STEEL PENS. 30.
r. L.. GENTRY.
Hsmburg, Maya p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Winfrey
"A Whi,lock. deceased, are requested to make
uaymen, forthwith. Now is the time t. pay debts.
GEORGE WIIITL0CK, Adm'or.
N.vGy CT FL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

~ Four Coloncls, viz Col. Smith, who fell
at the battle before Richmond, Col. Marshall, see
ond Manassas, Col. Lythgoe. lse batle of Muir
frecsboro,, AID Col. Perrin, late battle on the Rap
pahaunocx, all resided On lho cage street 10 Alb
beyiIle, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
HYMENEAIa.

MInnrsp, nj the STAIR Hotel, Hamburg. S. c.,
oil Sunday norhing, tho 9th inst, Icy Il. L.eGsn-
try. Esa, Mr.. J.. W. HUDGlNS ard Miss j. E.
IYEY, both Of Augusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate Of e liza
"A beth Whi,lack. deceased, arc requested tn
make payment forthwith those having claims
against tho Estate will present Them properly
attestei. GEORGE WHITL0CK, lsdn.or.
q. W. TURNER,
Nar 81 81 ~