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For the Advertiser.

FAEBEElckssrRo, va, Doc, 29th, 1852.
Ma. JAS. A. TALsERr-Ay Deur Sir: I, in te-
half Of Co. X. Tth S. C. Rcgt, gratefully acknerl-
edgo the reception, at your hands, Of pair, shoes
snd blankets. Your donation io peculiarly mp
propriate and opportune, and consequently highly
appreciated. We hope NO are duly grateful. While
we are conscious OF tautuslity Of obligation Ls-
tween those we have left behind US and ourselves,
-sstweeu the soldier and the eirilian,-still your
Kindness and generosity land that Of oth.rs) is in
such contrast TO tho unfesln., unpatriotic and
asreensry conduct Of stme, that it give, US plsas.
urs to bear testimony to your remembrance Of
such nutuality of obligation in this great strug-
gle. Hoping that Independence will soon crown
our Efforts, and pssee with sniing plenty follow
ia its glorious train,
remain yours as over.
J. ". CHEATHAA,
End Lieut.. Com'l. Com.
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Headquarters,
5ru REGIMENT RESERVES.

CANP GRlPpIS. TN Jan. isb'.
7 In Obedience to General Orders, No. -, the
10 following persons are a'lvertsed as dererie's
.rrm Company Il, viz:
MIDDLETON FRANKLIN,
WM. s. MORRIS,
ISAIAH NJ. HENDRICKS,
BENJAMIN y. MEDLOCk.
The said deseriers are rrum ElgcRe!d District. A
Reward of Thirty Dollars cnch will hc paid for
tho arrest and delivery at this Camp of sid de-
serters. or a Reward Of Fifteen Dollars each for
tb. apprehension of said deserters, and their con-
iu tho Jail of the District, or some other
tafe pluee 50 that they cnn be brought back.
II. Those members of Co. h, j,h Regiment
Reserves VIII" ars absent on furloush, and whose
furloushs have expired are hereby notified that
rnlrss they report forthwith to Head Quarters,
,h.y Il he advertised as deserters and rea,od as
such. py order of Col. BACON
B. BETTIS. Capt.
Co. K, 9Th Regt Reserves.
JAS. NEAL, O.. 8.
J,nI5 2t.
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OBITUARY.
J. n. CHEATHAA,
2nd Lieut.. Com'I. Com.

KILLED on tho baale. aeld at Fredericksburg,
on tho 18th Dec. last Corp. F. l.. HARLING, Of
Company x, l4th Regiment, s. c. V.
Corp. HARLfsC was the youngest son OF MARIAN
and tho lste DAVID BARLlss, Of this District, and
Hss in the 2l,t year of his age. lie enlisted and
vas mustered into the Confederate service ut Camp
lutler, in August, 1861, SINCE which ,ime he has
constantly been with hiB Regiment. When tho
Regiment was ordered to Port Royal Ferry from
tho Camp Of Instruction, on reaching Charleston
hs had his Daguerrootype taken and sent to his
aged and afflicted mother, in the back Of which
Ao had written the following lines:
At tho back Of my picture
A few lines will trace,
That time will never efYace
As long as friends will preserve its case.
To tho battlefield am called
And there soon shall appear,
70 fght for friends that arc dear
For en- resolved to die or conquer M 100.
Farewell, dear friends, the last it may bs,
fre.. y go 10 the usr's wild alarms,
But e 10 the conflict Of battles I'm slain
To meet tEee in heaven pray.
Fare~ell, mother No lors is like thine,
SO fast, so deep and 50 pure;
Aud trus; thro' the goodness Of providence
Tu return to thy bosom secure.
Farewell, mother! If die far away,
Thy heart will be srisved for thy ron,
But God will sustain thee aud cause thee to say
"Thy will, righteous Father, be Done"
Could any language DO n".e conclusive Of his de-
yotiou to his mother and country for it is nean-
choly fact to US all that he has scaled blood with
his devotion to his country, while it is we'll known
that his life .; homo war dorucd with tho tender
e,t caro- to his now griered and hc,rt.stricken
mother, for she has been pros,rated for many
years on paralytic bod with PEL1 AS her con.
slant nurse and attendant until HE country c.llod
him to SERVICE when sse, with the characteristic
p,,riutisn Of the Southern Ia lies. willingly yielded
her consent to his inclination, though he was hor
,r.ntost sulare and comfort in her aflcton.
He was in the engagement Vt Port Royal Forry
=, lar of Jaa 1852. when he won the reputation
Of brave aud gsliunt solier and received tho
,nl,n,, of his officers for bis coplnoss wLi!c the
K,-in.ut was under tho m's: terrific shenS
Yroe, tho euemy's gun bnats. lie accompanied
IN. Regiment in April to Virgins. and was in the
,oomorsble seven days battles around Riehmoud,
in MI of Which he did etedis t. himself aud much
,,ryiee to bi. country; for he Was cool and de-
i;h,,ate marksman aud seldom cred " hpu. effect.
n, .hop proceeded with tho Regiment to Northeru
V,,ripi. and WIS in the battle Of Manassas the
,ocoud also the battle Of OK Hill, where be sud
t,ined the reputation be bad won in previous en
psysmeuts. de was taken siek and ssnt back u
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Jan .
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$50 Reward.

CAMP GRIFFIN, Jas. 5,h, 1862
TyuIRTY DOLLARS REWARD will be pnid
u for the arrest and delivery Of ADAM LUN-
NRNBERGER to this Cnmp, OF Fifteen D"llara
fer his arrest and confinement in iai with infer
nation of his arrest Tho said LUSSENBER-
GER deserted my Company in Charleston on the
oath November aat. All those expired fur
loughs will report themselves for duty Immediate
ly, or they will be considered dcsertcrs and troat-
cd accordingly.
BY order Of Col T. @. BACON.
J. B. HOLMES. Capt.
Co. C, 5tb Regt. Reserves.
Ion IL 2t
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Gsorss FREQ and Nancy his wife, ct al,,,

Gsorss FREQ and Nancy his wife, ct al,'
rs.
Ansel DevorS and Lucinda his wife, ct n
EpI an order from the Ordinary Of Edgefcld
ED District, shall proceed to sell vt Edgrfeld
G. H., On the first Monday in February next, for
Partition, the Real Estate of Matilda Swcaringrn,
deed. con, ating of II TRACT OK PARCEL or
LAND, lying and being in tue district and State
aforesaid on the waters of Red Bank, waters nf
salu,la Rivor, containing One hundred and thirty.
three (l33) acres, more or ezs, adjoining lands "f
Jamea Dorm, Mathew Corley, j. NJ. Witt and
others.
TERMS-On credit until lst Oct next with
interest from the day Of sale. Purchasers will
he required to give Bond with good and suai-
cicn, securities, and Mortgage of the premises
to tho Ordinary to secure the purchase money.
Costs to lie pi i in cash. Titles extra
LEWIS JONES, S. f. u.
Jsn 3t
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$50 Reward.

CAMP NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
Dec. 29,h, 1867,
DEsERTED from his Company. Private A.
& y MARONY, Of CO. E, 7th S. C. Regiment.
SAID MARONY is n native of Edgefeld District,
is about Is or 10 years old. dark complexion,
dark hair, grey eyes, and weighs about $50 or
loo lbs. will give the above reward for his de-
livery in any convenient Jail, Or to me in the Ith
S. Z. Regiment.
JAMES MITCHELL, Capt.
Co. L. Ith S. c. Reg't.
Jan 10 3tR
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;Gs~we hare been authorized by tho friends
OF Col. WILLIAM FORT, Of Lexington, 10 an
zounce him candidate fer Congress from the
Fourth Congressional District to fill the vacancy
ocea.iuned by tho election OF llun. N. L. 3oSaAn
20 tac Guberns ;ori.l Cnuir.
Jan l0 1t
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Factory Goods.

n HAVE made arrangements with tho Granite
d Vile Manufacturing Company to furnish me
with lin tied quality Of BROWN IOMESPtN
weekly. which will sell for cash, ut the Post
Office in this Village, ON Wednesdays and Thurs
days of each week.
The supply b:ins limited can fake no orders
ahead. CllAS. j. 5. BACON.
uranire"iI!e. Dec % 4la 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

TsIJN TT ILI1U NIC IFIOIi
IN ORDINARY.
Hey W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
lid fold District.
Whereas, John NJ. Wilt has applied to me
for Letters OF Administration, ON oil and singular
tho goods and chuttlus, rigbts und credits Of Rhoa
Jackson, late of the District aforesaid, deed.
These arc therefore, tu cite and admouish all
and SINGULAR the Kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to bo and appear before me, at our next
Ordiuarys Court for the said District DO holden
u. EdgunoId c. H., on the 2llh dny Of jan. inst,
to show cause, If any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Giyeu under my hand and seal, this 9th day of
JAN in the year Of our Lord one thOusand eight
hundred and sixiy-:hr'e and in the S7th year of
th. Independence of South Carolina.
W. r. DUKISoE, o.gp
Jam. 20, 1862, 2t
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Administrators Sale.

M pursuance Of IN crier from ". F.. puris"e,
& Ordinary ni Edgriielt District; WIZ ~,i ~
-, l,t,. rcslence of ! j. Ashill, deed, on Mon
,ay, IL. ?O;b January just, tho pcrsornl Estate
of saiI deceased, consisting OF
TWO LIKELY NEGROES,
HORSES, CATTLE, ONE YOKE OF OXEN,
CORN, FODDER
Wagon, Buggy, Household and Kitchen furuI-
tuie, Plantation TonIs &e.
Terms made known on Gny Of sale.
W. - T. WATSON, Adm. r.
w., n II
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Headquarters,

ENROLLING OFFICER FOR EDGEFlELD.
EnoSrISLn &. H., Jan. 1ath, 1863.
a Ill MEN iu EdgeGeld District now absent
N with cr without lcaye) from kcrshmw's
brigade, will report forthwith 10 the Enrolling
Officer Of this district,
BY order Of JouN 5. PREsroS, Col. A. A. q.
Comm auding.
Llout. F. N. SCHIRMER,
Enrolling Officer.
Jan L. Il
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Southern Planters f! !!
SR0ILD ALL TAKE I'LL

vHVIIE SOUTHERN CULTlNAToR-the old
pioneer in Agricultural Imrrovement-the
only Z ericultural Monthly Journal in the Confcd-
erate states that has lived "tLrourh tho war" is
still published regularly. and will enter upon its
3ls. year, Jan. lot 1861. Now II 7HE TINE TO
SUBSCRIBE! One Dollar per g>nr, in ndruure!i
Address: D. REDMOND, Augu..a, Ga.
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For Confederate Con.ress.

Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, of Laurens is respect
fully presented to the voters Of the Fourth Con-
grrsriona District ag candidate for Congress, to
oil the vacancy oecasionod by the election of Hon
VI. L. DoynAA, Governor Of the State.
Dec 80 to 81
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W&FVSf"b'
Doc %
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Notice.

ILL persons duo tho Estnts Of Washington
"A Wise, decd, are requested to settle, or make
satisfactory arrangements by or before Sa!--day
:, E,.bruury next H. A. SHAW, Ex'or.
~
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JUSTICE.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to tho firm Of Smith
"A. Jones, either OH Note or Book Account, arc
earnestly requested to call on the Subscriber ut
the SheriB's Office, and settle the same. Those
peglecting to call soon und settle need not expect
to get crodit for ANY work done hereafter.
ISAAC JONES.
Jim 10 If
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inn G
Notice T!

unTRSoNS having claims against estate Of Ma
,ilda Swcarengin, decd, will please present
then forthwith ThusH indebted to said Estate
ure urged to come forward and pay up without DO
lay. l.. phAN' Aaor.
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For Congress.

Tho Friends of Col. NJ. C. BUTLER request
that -ou will announce bis name for the seat in
Congress vacated by the election of Gov. Box
HAN. MANY VOTERS.
Dec 30 to %
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Administrators Sale.

I'm pur.uancc OF nm order from the Ordinary. we
b will proceed Ia sull at the late residence OF
MADISON GLOVER decd, on WEDNESDAY
the 2Sih january next NIL the personal estate Of
suid deceased, consisting ot
Fourteen Prime Negroes,
MULES, CATTLh, nUGS,
CORN, FODDER, PLANTATION TOOLS,
&c, 4c., &c.
TERMS.-hll sums Of and under 50 cash
OVER ,but amount on credit until Ist Dec lSH3,
with in,cres: from tay Of sale. Purchasers to give
Notes with approved security:
j. II. LAMAR, .d.,,0
y. GLOVER,
Jan l3
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
John II. StiGham, Applicant,
Ella Stiiham, Alice Stidhaln. Ira Std
hahn, Jax. Stidhnm, e; q, Defendants.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that John Morsc
4 and his wife Savannah, Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of ths State.
It is therefore ordered that they do appear und
object to tho division or safe Of tho Real Estate
Of John Stidhan, deceased, on or before the 2ath
March next or their consent to the same will DO
entered Of record.
". Y. DCRISOE, O.E.D.
Jan. 0, 1868, 1T
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MANY DISTINGUISHED SOUTHERN WRI
TIERS CONTRIBUTE TO ITS COLUMNS.

On the first SATURDAY in JANUARY, 1873,
" NEw SERIES will be commenced, in Quarto form.
of Fight Pagoa, convenient for binding. Each
number will contain THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS
Reading Matter.
The Proprietor trusts that his e1ertions to main
tain First Class Southern Literary Paper will DC
literally sustained.
The Terms for the paper will be
For One fear.........................S III w
For Six honths............... Wv
For Three Months ................... 00
Single uplea.................... Len Ccnts.
SB~ Clubs Of 10 or more, for ono year, So each.
six months, 81 each.
Postmaetera are invited to ,lse their influence IN
behalf of the paper On all subscriptions for
wardcd by them, except at club rates. they viii be
allowed commission Of twenty per cent. NO
commission on club rates can be allowed.
The first number Of this Farorito Weekly will
contain tho beginning of
"BELM0NT:"
A Thrilling Romance Of The Last Century,
BY Mrs. sra E. IIrsr, of South Carolina.
Also the opening Of q series Of FIrS CHAPTERS Of
a HISTORY, entitled
"a GEORGIA COURT FORTY YEARS Ago."
By PulLHuox PERCH.
And tho first of Series OF Ballads Of the
War" by NrnsrRr whose charming productions,
recently published. have marked this Juvenile
Poet as the Kenta" of the Snuth These will
be followed bv Series Of SketchJ Romances, by
Hon. W. GILMORE SIus, and by choice collcc
tion of original and selected Tales which. it is not
bosstins to say, will render the PtgLD AND FIRK-
sIpE more attractive than ever.
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
Jan IA
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
El;yabetb Coleman, Applicant

Elizabeth Coleman, Applicant,
John p Blewer, Robert Hankinson
and Sarsh A., his wife, ct al, pof'ts
nYan Order from tho Ordinary, I shall pro.
ID coed to cell at EdgeGsld c. H. on the ir,t
Monday in February next, tho Renl Estate OF
Jamcs l.. Jones, decd, ccrtaiu TRACT OK
PARCEL OF LAND lying ana being in tho
District und State aforesaid, contaning Two Hun
drcd and twenty -nyo acres more or less, and ad-
joining lands of Eldrcd Moblcy, George Spear
man and others
TERAS.-On credit of twelve months with
interest from sale. Purchaser to give Bond with
good securities and Mortgage to the Ordinary
t. secure the purchase money. Costs to be paid
in cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. f. D.
Jan 9 st
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THE STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

VERNON AND 0MMASDER-1N-Ch1EF
IN AND OVER THE SAID STATE.
To the managers Of General Elections Of the
Enurth Congressional District, c"mprfsing The
Districts oJ Lexington, Edycfeid, Nerher,y,
LaureGs and AbLeriUe.
NETHEhEAS vacancy has occurred in the
w office Of Representative in the Congress o'
the Confederate States fr the Fourth Cungres
sional District Of this State. compUsed Of the Dis
trcts If Lexington, EdSeteld, Newbeiry, l.au-
rrus ani Abbevilie Ly rehton oi the election e!
the late Representative IL ihr rGnvrIhnrshlr ol the
State; and nt erctinn IN ill such ,arnnry has
been ordered by my Proclamation uf the 10Th liz
slant, to be held on Tuesday the 9TH dsy vi Jnnu-
ary next; Ard whereas it is ju'lsu'l iupr"ctirnble
TO hold the election tho said 9th 'iay al Jnn'ry
Now, therefore, 7, NJ. l.. BONuAM, Governor
md Com mnnucr in- Chief in IuI over the said
State, do issue this my Proclamation hereby re-
vokiny the Proclamation in reference to tli'ng
said racanaY, issued ON the "pth day I'll Decem-
ner Instant: And hereby dirGr; that the Maii.
srrr. of Eertiuna in the Districts Gt Lexington,
EdvefeIi, Newberry. Laurens and Ahherile,
composing the Fourth CnnSres.i"nnl District ol
th. stats. do nptn the pulls ut their Respective
lln"cs uf election, established hy law, on
TUESDAY, the 2u,S day Of January next, thay-
ing first given tie legal public D"tcc thers"f for
Rrpre. turive To- the Cong es of the Confederate
States fur the said Fourth Congressional Disricti
the snl election To be conducted, in ull respects,
NJ the law rcscrIbes iur the election Of members
". the Legislature.
And the said Managers arc further directed t"
sent up to this Department, The votes polled IN
each Election District, that tho same may be here
counted on Tuesday The 9Th day OF January next,
and Tie election be- thereupon declared.
Given under my hand and the scal of the State.
u: Columbin, the lwenty-sevcnth day OF Do
IT. rrmbrr, in ,hc year uf our h"rd QUO Thru
snud eight hundred and sixiy-iwo.
N. L. B0NHAM.
T:y r. ilrS-r, nspu'y Secretary "i state.
~, Or 80
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For Congress-.

We are authorized by the friends of Hon. J
c. HOPK, Of Lexington, TO snnoanse hin can-
iidate for sent in Congress from the Fourth
District, to Gil tho vacancy therein
existing.
Doc % teN %
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Tannery! !!

GNGLLIS ROSS propUssz 70 TAN HIDES oa
w shares--.luu e-haif for the other, sAd al.
low thu owner uf the Hides the privilege Of buy
ing the whole number at the market prios. h
promises that all work entrusted to hrn shall be
laithfully and promptly executed. His long s1.
perience in tue Tuunery business Justly oatines
him TO the cuufdsuce Of tho people OF tho District,
Nov. 2U Pa 81 ).
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Managers Of
" Elections for E,lgc6ell District that there
viii be an election held on TUESDAY, the 2U,h
January inst, for member of Congress TO rep.
resent the Fourth Congressional District, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the election of the
Hun. N. J.. BoSuAa To the Chief Mngistrncy Of
the State of South Carolina. Tho Managers to
meet Mt EdgeIield Cour: IInuse on the Wednesday
I'll rwins count the votes uni declare the election
F. ". SEiBELS, Chnir'n.
Jams 1t
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Teacher Wanted.

TEVaE Subscriber wishes to procure tho services
u of Luiy with Sumo e1porienes as Tssch-
er to take cha'ge of small School. oas con-
potent to teach in all the brsuebes OF an Elslish
education, aud slsu give lessons on tho Piaas,
eln pbtuin good situation by early applicsdsa
To the Undersigned. Address me at Edgsasld, y
Z. B. T. MINIS.
Nov 10 IF 4s
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~ We have bcsn authorised BY the friends of
Mr.. NAT. RAMEY, sr., to announce him .
Candidate for Sheriff Of Edgeaeld District e. tho
next election.
June. s5 tie rs
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Estray Cow.
Notice.
Leather at DO Cts. per Pound.

vsy;lE Subscriber having had several yenrs OK
perience in TANNING proposes to TAN
HIDES on the same terms that hs Tanned for
last wear, viz One half for the other. allowing
b;s ratrons To have buck Mt least half of bis shara
ut 40 c-s per pound. and all that he does not ac-
no,rons nr.fcrencc. r. y. PARKS.
1n 2ms ]
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1909. THE 1863.
SOUTHERN FIELD& FlRESlDE
Published Mt Augusta, Ga.

1 First Class Literary and .4grica'tar@
Journal |
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Rags Wanted.

rLEAN COTTON AND LINEN RAGS can be
- sold for cash at the Adee'tiaer Office.
Aug. 81 ia
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E d 6 e fl e l d F en- a. e

YTNHE Undersigned proposes to continue the
Il management of this lnsitutio. till July. 1858.
MRS LUCY GwALTNEY will resume hor
place in the Preparatory Department on the l,t
of Jnnuary next. NJ oiher change Of Teschera
is contemplated.
Any une wishing information will nddrese
l.. r. GWALTNEY.
Dec 10 At 4?
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CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES..
-s>--
For Sheriff.
JOHN BLAND,
F. V. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
HENRY B. GALLMAN.
JAMES EDISON,
For Tax Collector.
c. N. MAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
BERRY HORNE,
". II. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
STARTLING TURNER,
For Clerk.
5. HARRISON,
JACKSON C0VAR.
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vgqlIE following named members of Souh Caro-
liua Regiments and Companies. who died in
a.,,l near Richmond, vn., left effects Hhich the
legal representatives IN secure upon preson'a,
ton nj proper evidence tn Captain CLaRENt Z
MURFlT, Assistant Quar!ermastcr Eichmoad,
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Jan 10
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cs. No Ccrtif'es. No. Sis. Amt.

VIM w BISHOP, Sec'y.
November 18th, 1863 nol7 I'm
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II.iuegardner laoEd and SfIrer .1Ei,,.

GEO. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Nov IL, 1863. no12 I'm
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War Eayle GoId and Silver Minins

Company.-At a meeting of the Trustees of the
War Eagle Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held at the Office of the Company, at the American
of Four Dollars per foot was duly levied, PAYABLE
Immediately in United States gold or silver coin
to the Secretary, at his office, at the American
Flat Hotel By order of the Board of Trustees.
noN I'm C. T. B0QUIST, Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-11
American Flat Mining Company,--

NOTICE.-At meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees held on the 2lst day of Novemner, 1863, an
assessment of Twenty-Five (2j) Cents per share
was duly levied on the capital stock of the at we
named company. payable immediately to he
Secretary, at his Office American Flat. or to \ r.
ID. K korn, the President of the Company, Gold
Hill. BY order of the Board of Trustees
n2I Inns J. H JESSEN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-11
Office of the Golden Eagle Gold

and Silver Mining Company No.l-NotceiS here
by given that at meeting of the Board Trustees
held this day. an assessment Of Fifty $50 Gents
per share was levied on the capital stock of the
above named company, payable in United States
gold coin TO the Secretary. at his office in Gold
Hill. j. y. b. CARVER.
Sec. Golden Eagle Co No l.
Gold Hill. y. T., Nov n, 1868. no24 lm*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-11
Wide Awake Gold and Silver Min

ing Company-Notice.- accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the
above named company, so many shares of stock
standing in the names of the following persons as
may be necessary to pay the assessments due
thereon, together with costs of sale and adverts-
ing, will be sold at public auction, in front of the
companys office, new brick building, two doors
below the Gold Hill Hotel, Main street. Gold Hill,
on the,TENTH+DAY OFDECEMBER, 1863, be-
tween the hours oftwo and three Of clock p. M: