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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-07
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlrLD DISTRICT.
Iy EQUITY.

t EQCIII
saruh Mathis,
W.
E:q.hx,h wilbu,n, ew h.p.r.,:.,
EstIie H"'z>n,
Jas. L.. MA;lis, AIcr, eta
Wy vi, 'uo of aa order OF ;hc Court l. this
80 c.u... I wi! ,~-crce.i 10 sel. CT WEDNfE-
DAY .nu Est LAY %! Gciph": neA,, on me. rroa-:;
.ses, ;he rR.iHr OF IND d~,:csiLod in IN"
pie. liags containing
Ni,:e hundred a:;l Eighteen Acrps.
More or less, situate in ~k,'g-d"l.: ni.s.;cl. eli Lit
lc Hursc Creek. adininirg lands of Abort J.
!l.mun, Robert j. burler, A"iiih Abncy anu
,,no,s. On h, rc,Ji>cs tier" is L gUoi FAM"
D.:lling wi h chit rooGs, well ~iui.tcj, goa.
us-bnildm;o, and IL 81 ii & Of good pure water
within forty yards o! tho dwelling.
some s.. witty fre or Gao Lur4rcd arrcs of this.
Tluut OF La,u are fuc low grounds. Thure is un
the ureunisee II Saw Mil, and ohs 81 the best ~
c.tivas Tor II Factory in tho Suutnvru ContederI,
cy, h .yial Il fac vula,ne Of wu.cr vii goGl iGlS
mi slnnito eaough cn the spot to put up aly.
TT %. imprrveuieD's. 1t Is iccutUJ -iA Inllss
ir,.pl Il nlunievi!i", six 'hiits rom an.u-,.t. Ga,
and three laiies from South Carolina f"rr"ats
Prssons Lasir Is u rltkias insea mcuL Viii dV
WI. 10 attend .:c sIi".
TEhMS.-SD u tai II credit. Of twelve months
trun iny OF sa'e with interest from date, except
Gusts Of suit which oiust u ia.i - cash. Par
chasIr. to giyr bonn witE =. Last twr good sur:-
tie,! 10 secure The purchase money, and pay for
titles extrd.
2. W. CAaWHE, c.EEn
Ccm'rs. Office, Sept &c, : $3.50
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4 Valuable Residence
.rujl sAi.E.

.fuji SALE.
vFyuE Subscriber uff:rs for sale tho SALupA
AOUSE in the Yii!"ge of EIgNfrld. D. T.,
hpving il r"oms, 10 with Are places, 2 colla:s,
and ONO Basclnsn: Story. There are on the prcu,-
;scs a rvoi Kitchen with Is Rooms and : FIR
places, Smok. %llcnse, Pantry. aud all nccsssac.,
ur,buil,iinSs; with q fine well OF wnt-r IN 'ae
ward. and a choice Harden attached TO he place
Al,o. ut uchod to tho premises, is u o"oimodinus
Stable lot, with Stalls for Fifty Horr,s, Crib.
"a, ringa House, aid a we'll OF g"pd w:.:rr.
This desirable r~csiIence will answer for either
a 1n.lic or private house. The h~.iidings arr
10 good repair. arc .caied in a retired and pleas
ant situation, aid to any ono in want Of " Com
roodiUu. and conveniently arranged I'uso aud
Lot. the Ssluia House is respectfully Offered.
For ternis ami other particulars address tho
.nb,,rib..r Al Edp.iiciI c. II.
LEWIS COVAR.
-auv25 If. 34
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to tho Estate Of JESSE a.
N L"lt, deed, nrc requested to pay tho same
forth with. and those having clnims ugaina.snid
Estate will render them in, ~rroperly %a'testsd. ey
Friday, tho SOth October next. us e. final sett''-
mont Of that Estate will DO nrade in tho crdinA-
rvs Ofico ON that day.
JOHN AMAcKER, Agcnt
For Mrs. Harriet Lott, AIiS.
S.nt 90 2ls 80
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NOTICE.!

yUST received and for s.ie at tbs SlO'o Of chas
es Hammond, Hamburg. s. c.,
0ns Case rsry superb: r Blcachcd HOMESfUN:
OIe Case Mourning CALICO.
Ono Case Dark CALICO fr winter wcar.
Also, Two huuiren a".i Fifty CARDS, which
will card WOOL well, and ,lso warranted to card
C.ttun we'll. u; s:i per pair ut retail.
Ha,iLurg, Sept rs, ln %
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SuMnRIIG,

ENn sArEa y. c, SAFE rta and Dry;
ebVC Sc -!.i.tiFI~i stiLf;
lao iiIis. +. X. fAGIit;
$50 Z. anL ffn'i S*l.. ". .. Sylnp;
100 Eoses Fine Chewing TOBACCO {;
80 i:tis. APPLE and s.eaca Standy;
10 " Fine Corn Hhi,acy;
M,l.!.,iA and PORT VINE;
CHERRY BRANDY AMI C0RDIALs;
BOTTLED liquors and WINES;
~ liegs. Ei-Cnrb. SOFA.
RICE. NEAL, SPICES, S., &c.
Together with Il snol assortment ufEAI4Hf
GiOCERIES,-on' .aad ana FOR stlc b.
a. sTEi:iii%%,
AusustI;Ge,.
Nav 20 Gm "
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Administrator. Sale.

la
NY virtue Of an order of W. 7. Durisue, 0r:i-
- ni.rS Elg.iclI pstric., / will pr,ccJd tn
FL! 1T tbs sfruc tins nnI place as he al 9ve sale Of;
the Real L .tatc by the Cvuini. %sionrr, Wednrs-.
day The 21st 0ct.har next, ;kc Personals Estate Of
\ J. Mathis, dt.'I ~ctusistii g Of
ONE MULE, CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, SIlUtKs, PEAS, &c,
Buggy ard %llarner., one Garry Lug. Blacksmith
Tools, shoemakers' Tuoiss farp.ntot's Tools,
ONE TINE GOLD |ATcn,
ONE LOT OF LEATHER,
One H,rss Wagon. snf2 Horse Wagon, House
hold anal Kitchen Fur,i:nic, &c.
Tcrms.-0n a credit If tw2!ve m"aths With L.
tersst from dag ri sale Tor aii srn;+ cf l@"uty
d l!ars mi u.smis. Al sans u.Lcr tlia; a,A"uht
cash an d%c.;;cry.
scp.:O' q 80
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
~ " EHJUHv
~ E6IriY'Y.

- ~.
Ny e =. s'%''"'' IN 70, p.,,i ...1.
kiia.t Simk;ns, 1t n.
~ virtue If az or..er ~ lie c prt in riisra>e.
i).f will pruceritr 81! n, tho lat, r~.si.lcn.r
ol :hs- Ha,. !:..tTiiUR SIN kINs, dacras..l. on
. EDhE.;DAY, Ov TIA 0CIo"Ea r.::t. H.,
rorsural Gs;s:e - sr:i dec"s<ed, ccna:'i!n. III
.sE|S% LIKELY NGCmuns,
Amongst wt"m t!,re l. a frs. ra:o Brick Layer
and Pl-s.crer. .v.i Cook. &c
HORSES, cAErLE, HOS. Tw" CARRIAGES,
Two " CONS. buggy. plAN0,
Plantnti"n Tueis, S'useaoii and .k,t..irl. En-
%nitarr, mud
a Seitct Lib,ary Of Valuable Cocks
TGHMs.--So!L in n credit "f ;w.lvY .arnti.
with interest :rL.n day of st:o. Purchasers to-
NV. B"nis ~, Il; .ea>t two s"ud sure.iea to &C.
odse The purchase money.
cARWItH. c.:E.p
c.p,m'rs. Office, S r. 10, lsGs. Sisas
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WHEAT WANTED.

At jsfa"i'e :n,:.Ss iHk e,td, c!sor.ia.
JsslIE Eu.lersisn ned, having rmi ha>eds ;he abuy.
4 wei i.1own MILLS, situate un h. A:'als:
III Cau:,1. (fnr,neriv owEed bv Is. IL. Warren,) will
pay the H.GlihST MAEkEr PerE for butt,
h4D-AND RdElh BEAT. Parties
desiring to. eli viii r;ess- cali nn
GEO. 4. JAiL sUH u co.,
M. 2fS aiasonis Full Buildiag. Broad 81.
Augusta, Gn. July Z Sma 28.
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Aug25
Ee.Npt. 1or Sale.

y,uE LAM CT CORN AND WHEAT
containing 2sI A.,cs, lying three miles
from E.,gafeid u. Ii. luis riaea nesds Oily :',bs.
Being absent in the array Mr.. W. F. Durisoe is
nufhorized Co act as my agent in the sale Of the
above place. u. 3. 'odNouM;
Se;L 70 tt %
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ssyTbss e6mpanyaasasstsaighte m nartRe-
General gayeit ss hin, opinion hat j sas!Le
hest command he had ever heard given
Richmond Sentinel.
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state CT South Carolina,
EDGEFif4O DISTRICT,
IL ORNTNAEY.

Nv IN l.
py ". +. nc isVL, E4.i, .LiiinGty' Of EDGE
- felt District.
Whereas. II. j"h Still has applied 20 Lee
spr Letters Of AGu.iIistr.:io ION. on all and siusul'y
tie gods ard cLat,r.s, Fighis ami crGjrs If
Simeon Pu,kmau, late CT the District aforesaid,
iced.
These are, therefore. to cite anl adp"nish sl
,nd singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, t, be ard appear before mp, at Dur
rext Ordinary's CoIrt for the said District, to be
ii,-lLou at Edgeieid C. H., ou the lCta day of
oct. rez., to show cause, if aay, way the said
administration siould rot be granted.
Given uaGcr my haLd and seal, this 29;h dag
of.Scpt ip' the year Of our Lord on1-thousand
eight hunlre,! anl Sixty-three, and III tieeishrs-
eighth year VI the Independence Of Snrfh. Carp
Ina. WI. bURlsuE, U.E.D:E
Sept. 90 .2t 30
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Salt J! Salt |!

NMTILL he sod in Hamburg on THURSDAY
wv the 18th Of October. by VIZ. II. McDon-
maid, FOUR HUNDRED sAoKsoF SUPERIOR
The pc.plo Of Abhsvillo md Elgsfeid Districts,
for whom this Salt was especially purchased, vii
DO we'll to attendthc sale..
This highest market is neithOr expected nor de-
sired.
H.nburg, S. c., Sept. a2 At sS
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Lost Book.

yTyHE Subscriber loaned u BOOK to Chancellor
Carroll; he loaned it to the late Cbancellor
Wsrdlaw. 1t i. Life or Timos of George the
Nv, with plates Of different members of the Royal
family aud is about the sizo of a common law
nook. Ny name vas iusile on tho cover. Any
information concerning p will BIO very thankfully
recrivod. Inform the Editor, or address me at
Lolts p. O., Edseield District. :.
r..oo I'D 10
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Estate Notice.

4 LII persons in Hnywisc indet I'D 10 the Esa.to
iAeut +. NJ. Posi-. der'd.. ARE sartaciiv r"yuest-
al l., rvmr forward and srt:!c pp ~,th"ut' deisI.
those h,yin~ claims against said E,lato will req
,ier iL.iI IL, properly ~att.>tel, AT n. early date.
G.L. Penn, Adm, Or.
Au:4 tt 81
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Iron.
Notice.

n WILL mako application at the nex' Session Of
ri. Legislature, fer re charter Of my Ferry
across Big Sulrda liver, on the roii leaaing
f.n:n Newherry c. Ii. To llumburs, TN The Viewer
md. ut such prices ss nre in accordance wi.h
m, ti,pcs.. WM. B0UkNIG1lT.
Sept 10 5m ~
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NIL.
HeAne,ss Drr,T OF s. C., Ga, ALE, Fla.

uEAne,Rs DEPT Or !. ., ga, ALB, Ella.
CHARLESTON, s.. C., Sept. q, 1863.
Sir: During the night of the Sth lust.
thirty Ur more of the enemy.. launches, cor
tanning about 8G0men, attacked Fort Sumter
defended 'by the Charleston BsttalioR, undo,
Msior' Bfske-AaJors Rliott being in COM
maud of The pOsl Reeparations had been
made for; such an, event, and at a concerted
.sipnsl. slrsthe batteries bearing on the work
assisted by the gun-boat, "Ghicora,' properly
located, opened on the exterior Of the fort
fife-bells and hund g~rsnsoes were thrown out
.by the garrison, Which behaved With GOODNESS
and gsllantry. In leas than half an hour, tbs
enemy Nv. decfisiyely- repulsed, leaving in, our
ha,rds lo5 prisoners, (thlrEeen officers includ,
ed, five lanachss and i've coloa.. He addi-
tiohaf lose in killed, wounded, and drowned
must have besn large. Fortunately, We had
no casualties.
Among the csIora taken vss an old garri-
son flag, weather woa,. stained and tattered,
which vas rep rted by some OF tue prisoners
TO be the ons that had bsun. lowered to US
when Port Sumter va. surrendered by the
United States on the 18th April. 1851.
The appearance Of this flag, snd she cir
cnnistanres uulsr which it wss found. satisfy
me that reals it u the -se,Be one that A.j.
Anderson was permitted tors,nove, and WHICH
our adversary Hoped to replace above the
shattered. walls Of that %t,rtrees, as dramatic
.urcease to his humiliation. Wj,h tue %ssnction
Oh the War Department, / nave to present it,
through jour Excellency, 10 the State OF
South Carolina, as the fitting custoHian of i
flag thst YVES designed to mark and make
memorable the disc"g,iilare # your people,
in the face Of your wives, Children aud sell
wants.
also send: you. heresiih y set Of photo.
graphs nj Fort Sumter, showing It's condition
Mt the time Of the assault.
Respectfully, your obedient servs:t.
CT BEAUREGARD.
General Commanding.
To his Excellcncy M.L. BosAAM, Governor
of South Carolina.
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HEADQUARTERS;
COLUMBIA, Sept. e, 1868

HEADQUARTERS
COLUMBIA, Sept. e, 1868.
Sin | have the hon"r to acknowledge the
receipt, through Capt. Miles, Of the Cuarles-
tim Battalion, of the Tag captured on the 9Th
inst. from the enemy at Fort Sumter, by ths
garrison, the photographs of Fort Sumter,
and your letter accompanying them.
shall take pleasure in CT once placing
them atSthe disposal of the Legislature, now
in session.
L. will constitute one Of the most interest
ing INCIDENTS OF the war, that the.Aag which
the enemy lowered to our arms on thu 18Th
AbriI. 1861, at Fort Sumter, surrendered On
the 9Th September, 1868, at the same place.,
and to tile same troops, under the same com
mander. a. q moment when tho invaders
b,ned to raise it in triumph on the ruins of
that fort.
let. me take this occasion to exPress to
von and through you, to the officers AMI Iuen
;,ndrr your command, the high qualification
will, which the State has witnessed their gall
liant defence Of Charleston harbor: during II
vigorously prosecuted siege, now approaching
the close Of its third month.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
NJ. L. BONIlAM.
In the Hou,e Of Representatives., MIR. Iren'
ls,Ln introduced the following resolutions,
which were unanimously agreed tp: .
Resolved, That The General Assemblygrate-
fully accept from Gen. Beauregard the hig
80 CALAMITY Captured from the enemy by onr
brave troops ct Fort Sumter; and recognize
i. It's peculiar character and history a signal
Indication Of the Divine approval of our
cause.
Resolued, That the Gag 10 placed, during
the present and approaching session Of the
General Assembly, in the Hall Of tue House
of Representatives, in honor of its gallant Sap
tors, and thereafter he deposited for safe keep,
Ing in the Executive Chamber.
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EAGSUtVnIii BALE.
SallA5i2 -! Kid Personal 1fts,1
81 publie Sale.

GIL, VI, .,1,J c-..... -.
s@--A:." ,--" ~"a "fszC
ST rIDliG sale,
v-1iLL, 10 ...1 =, -. i,. -.,;,,,.s 80.
w r l.. CALHOUN. log. in E,s,i,,i
Distr.cI. 5. y - mics .brrs Al .u>ic. Ga, Il.
tween Step.eis' Crc.A aud ssvlnraE k.vci, Oh
fuEshA'. 18th vtTn.Ea St"xr,
That ~TALUABLS "r!iAcT or L.rND upo,
which the dac:a.ed lival. containing
VVn TTas:sasS Ad,pEs
ID ore OF frss' lhr P,'c'P:e par VI Mneh Is YAK
an" Hickey, WIN we { 9"r am FIVE hun-
:feu .nrr's :" 21nn F!hs l,4no-ws,i 'aaapea e.
s :. u cleared +, tr s,s Eve or .Lir.s a.r,ys t.
cultivate; I!- b.'!-.ac il: na'ive iarcs;: Tier
&c s.'ne .ne !vs %e-arr'is IL cSi'I,.t,ta o., t"F
C:ruk. Ihc iia:;.lii":i IS vol ~iiuiirFcd vain"
Ii: 9 aid oorir,:si''.u- Dwelling. Ais,, good n,
gre houScr, c.L Iyt.Sc, S,ahics, &c. DE-, ri! ne"-
and in goc.i CONDITION. .cry .e"!'i'y. =:i welt
su,% .Jiie,i VIII 80 w..::.
dlsr. s;!! 10 >oii Al me ," &c :::.le aDl place rhouf
-. Cuvo ijJg.. -nyns. ~,.mETe
siF.. At4-Ehs '"D'u !'"S.'oA-5
Ann !htai Il v,1y i.Ar'y Seam:.r"ss VIII. a..
The quaiiticati Z: C Z yer? superior h"a~s se'
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Esckaa:eG Property

FOH SALE.
n WILL sell st pubic sale, on he Erst Moniay
B in N.vcmbor next, 1T Eigedci c. H., ONE
HOUSE. AND LOT in tho Village Of E!t deld,
formerly the properly Of III: late cha-!rs Me
yerscn, containing IIalf IN Ac o, moe OF loss,
and bounded b. lands y the Catholic Church,
James A.. Dozirr, E'rat, Geo. W. Landrum. decd
aud Thos. P. Mastu'h, E'q,-lhe same having
been Escheated 10 the s'.ta Ct South Carolinn,
toe Auecaasi having ", legal hsirs i'll tbs cNn-
fc.taracy.
r5;ac m a credit Of .gpive nanths fses dig
Of =ale With !.otcrcst 'rra, ,ints.' Ncsa win si.
troy.d ~pcrsopal security ard . mortgage u! Toe
~prelaisc. Will hc required. cpsis to DO prii Iii
cash. pJsseedion given on me lst a,iuafy next.
LEWIS JONES, Eschcatur.
Ejscfeli q. il, aug 81. q 81
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Tea /! Tea!

i, CHEST OF GREEN TEA, Of fine
i flavor aud quality, Tor sulo hy
Sept is II "
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Notice.

{ IL re.sunc having ~lernsris i,rairst the Es.
IA tsr y! Wi,iia.4 l. .Mild,e,cn. decd, a.. :.
%lIrs,eri 70 Frcssu: them to fine Undersigned, api
:h,se indebted to sail Estate are requested to
make.. imln cjiatc pa, Lent.
E1ilt.T MiDDLBTnN, Adm'ix,y
Mur4 9m*
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Ji(.HICA

s IL persons iYieh.r4 to Llo. I:s..io oi Jamu.
IA e.. ilriicrsvn, DECD, ~ requested to pIaE !.
"a, N ~ by rhe 81 i-y .. Oct. bel, 1865, .at
laosc h::ing demand, .~a,ai:!st saiJ Est II. gro re-.
;uc@I',t 10 present. .l-m forthwith, us L desire {.
ak, a liz. ii .ctdugfou. On tnat Gay.
L. CORLEY, Admir-,
CO.. /. iSh2:: ly 40
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Assessors notice.

q will attend at the tim.s and places hcreinniie Ter
4 mentioned =, rucsiye %lsOtnras n'd A'ses' IN
same rom Tax PAYERS If the '2th Coi'e"st'i p.s
;r:ei g ,mvris;np tho 7,h and sth Krs!:ncns, t'r
The Tax in value. u1.ior Tux Act, jrrtion LIST and,
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Assessors Notice.

10 rax Payers of the 1a,a Collection
District, Salndn Regiment:
n WfLL.Gttcnd ct tho .in,es and places brtc'n::
art,T na-.ci for.the rpr'osc of r.delSins fnX
.-I.ae A :Lnurrh,nfa
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A Bargain J..

E-5oE: SALE ~ A NJ. l pUNEY-ine under
e ;hs saddle az: works WILL in Harness Ap-
ply 1T this Office.
=, nj &c 80
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Notice.
NOTICE.

a IL persons, having claims against the Estate
"A. Of DR.. j.. HARDWOOD Burt, decd, are hotiaed
to prsseat them, properly %Attcslea,. MS the under-
signed is prepared 10 pay tho same. !hosr :-
i.b.nd 10 said Estate are requested to se':!c prompt
Is. W. M. "'"i' Ok VI
Jan 81 II
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;n:as:sttal; to lie ;a;s

az thi. district, on tie 18Th inst, j negro nan
who say his tame 10 ELPERT; but is fire.
qacrtly col cd aiarri, ard that he Belong t., ia.
Kim, living az Atlanta, Oh. Ebert says bswas
when at his wii.'s htuse in The W per
part Of l. i. I'isi'ici. Said EIbert is SPOUT 9:
'ears cf %Ae, @s;ghs ah'utl;O pounds, IL fcet
y 'aches high, dark Completed. No marks or
'c:.a l., t:ccd..
The r"ner is r.ane..ed 70 Genre for~ ard. prove
PRIORITY, pay a"alg"s .nd ,,ks La ava. =; hci-
Wise ne Ill 10 dealt With rs ~ Ivy ;,r:t..
l.. n. .!urr1t"CcN,J y y
Jlul 81, II pa
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SILT OF TAGh9E1s :
1GAII:C accr~tri sho agency 4f an. extep.iye
AZ SALT TtRI,S, / viii he ghle To sati.iea
sAt.y> in i"r;:" or ':iaii lnauti:;',. I'd vii. b.,
"nv"rn-c hytre iOiw,si Dafkcf prics in H.m!s.,
al Augusta. (
$, Z. nusl s.s, ax.,a.
Lanh.r-, MIR 81 Bun IL
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CJI9ecto;.sFWofDe.

4 VII: -. ut III follos ing iiinos alb piaaes
z 10 cnllrct the Taxes - =-ccrHy returned 10
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-04
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.

SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 7
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Bad Breeds of Hogs.

Reader, did you ever see a shot,
while roofing, kick up every time h
bored his nose into the ground, as if try
ang 10 stand on his head /? If so. dom
buy him; he will not prove a profitable
feeder. We might call this a sub>soi
variety.
Did you ever see hog that would
grab an ear Of corn and run quarter of
a mile before he would stop to eat +? If
so, beware. We will place such in the
same category, and for the sake Of dts
tinction we will call them Elm p elers.
Did you ever see tall, slab. sided.
long-legged, razor-backed breed, that
were always hungry, and when opportu
nifty required, would climb up to where
the rails in the fence were some distance
apart, and then either slip through a
crack or throw few rails and jump over?
IL so, don't purchase unless you are a
small farmer and can't possibly build
corn cribs. We might, perhaps, call these
free-soilers, or else barnburners.
Did you ever see a slim, dead alive
kind Of thing, that would get so poor
as to be obliged to trot before and canter
behind when required to get up motion
and still not die; its eyes both coming
out at the same hole, or at least so near
1t that the hog appeared cross.eyed? Ill
SO, let US pass the dismal picture. and
simply call them old liners.
All these breeds may be described as
follows Long ears, large, heavy heads
long and thick legs, stock of lean un
derneath thick grizzle and that covered
with a thick tough hide, with abundance
OF bristles, and, in fine, great amour,
OF otfal of every description.
Such animals have no tbrifiness l.,
capacity to fatten, and very little abou,
them that is digeslible after they are kin.
ed Valey Farmer.
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A RETURNED SoLpIEn's LETTER TO
MS NURsE.-Dear Miss II sci
down TO tell you that I've arove hum. an
wish l was sum ,char else. I've at 2
Bully boys an they ar brlpin me abou,
geltlln the garden sass into the groun bur
they haint got no mother an I've got u
house an kow an l thort you'd be kind
er handy to take care of um if youd
stoop so much. I've thort of Won ever
sense com firm the hospittle an how
kinder jimmy you used 10 walk nm an
down them wards. You had The hes,
gate ever see an my LIST wife stepned
OF Jes SO an she paid her way tell Won
L like to work an the boys likes 10
work an / kno you do an so Ide like ,o
june 1t you've no objections an now Iv,
made SO bold to write SIGH but was kin
der pushed on by my feelins an so hone
you'll excuse il an write soon. shan,
be mad If you say no but it is no harm
10 ask an as sa 1 cant help riiin an the
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YET 'hey want to see you as does your re.
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scientiously scrupulous of bearing arms.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1868.


No. 9.--An act to restore and exten,
the Jurisdiction of Justices of th
Peace, in certain Criminal Prosecu
tons.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. All prosecutions Of crim
nal nature, for any Of the offences de-
scribed in sections five and seven of chap
ter ninety-three, and in sections thirty.
five, thirty>eight, fifty, fifty-two, and fif
ty-six Of chapter one hundred and thir-
teen, and in sections one, ten and eleven.
of chapter one hundred and sixteen, OF
the General Statutes, may be tried and
determined by any justice of the peace
within the County where the offetce is
committed. And any justice before
whom such prosecution is tried, may
sentence the offender to pay a fine not
exceeding twenty dollars, and may issue
his warrant TO carry such judgment into
effect, in case no appeal is taken.
Sec. 2. Amy justice before whom a
prosecution may be commenced for an
offence described in any of the sections
of the General Statutes named in the
first section eff this act, may, if in his
discretion the public good requires it.
bind over the respondent with sufficient
'uretles, for trial at the County Court.
Sec. 3. This act shall not take from
he County Court any jurisdiction which
laid court now has to try and punish the
fences described in the several sections
# the General Statutes named in this
ct.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect ,,
'om its passage. 5
Approved Oct. 81, 1868. I
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No. o.-An act in amendment of Sectio,
len OF chapter one hundred ard ten O
the General Statutes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section ten, of chnpter one
hundren and ten of the General Stat
utes, is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Amy person claiming to be exerot bv
reason OF being conscientiousIy serum
'ous OF bearing arms, shall be exemnt
from draft by paying into the town or
city treasury where be resides on the
day when any draft is ordered, and he.
lore such drafting shall have commenced
as an equivalent, the sum of three Inn,
dred dollars, and by filing with the clerk
Of such town or city, an affidavit BY him
subscribed, and to which he shall mall.
bath or affirmation, stating that he is con. |
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