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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Confederate Congress.

RIcHMoHD. pncemher l9-Onneress had
pprfec- shower of projeailes to-day--bils
a,.d re>,.lutrns on all kinds of subjects. M
htls.ucss was transacted in either house, e1.
capt the passage by the ScIlate of a bill to r.
peal the substitute law. Until the neuberr
.et of nostrums, which each serms to have
brought. no regular work will be accomplish
I'd. Senator Jones. of Arkansas, introduced
a bill to limit he term of office of mcmbrr'
of the Cabinet to two years, VIXEN they might
be re eligible, hut should he re-apnointed and
confirmed by the Senate. lie suppnrted his
proposition at some length, stating that what
the country now needs for good Government
is good officers, aud that lie believed the
measures W mid tonmand the respect of all
and the hearty support Of some of the Sec.
retaries.
Tae House rsined with bills and resolutions
upon subftltu,es, the currency, taxes, impress
ulents, arbitrary seizu-rs and imprsonm"nls
by the military authorities frauds by quar-
telrnasters anl cnmmsssrieS. and to prohibit
the issue OF Treasury notes aficr ihr first If
.Ianuqrv. Most Of those were appropriately
referred withou' discussion.
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Constitution n the Confederate
Learue.

Article T. This B"ly is constituted for the I'D.
ing ito Independence aml putting down all act.
and mrans detrimental to its cause ; the protee-
ton Of iuigeut soldiers, aud their wives aud
children.
III. The constituents ef this Body shall hare
po ser to constitute auxiliary L dies throughout
the Cpnfedcracy.
ILL 1t shall he known ana distinguished b.
tbs name OF the CoArGrLRArn LEAGUE.
II. Ten worthy aud rcii,"lo psr.ons making
application, he U'iiccrs. with tue Consent Uf the
I'll men.b rs, .hall have towcr t" establish one aux
iliary League, which shall he subject t. :his Con-
s,ituti"n.
Y -. s,vn ms tw, cr moro Leagues are formed,
they. by their representatives, ,..il h-'s pVnrr
to constitute Grand League, watch ah,ll have
power and control over tho Subordinate Leagues.
VI The following arc the specific offsets Of
this League: lsi, To unit. the influence of all
true p,trirts thereby to facilitate their union and
cooperation. 81, To encourage our Soldiers and
10 SO. thut their wives aad children are c. u for.
81, To put d"wl Speculation NJ. cv:ortun. 9Th.
To keep vgilant watch over a -irangsrs aud
foreirners or either Suspicious ehArnctcir.
VII. The Officers Of the Confederate League
shall be Cummmnder, two Lieutenant COM
nj 4ulcr.. Secre AIRY and Treasurer, nho shall he
etc!rd by ballot.
VIII. The Commander shall preside over ali
meetings, issue all orders. ana seu that they ars
sxceutcI. IL bis absence, the Lieut. C'niinau-
,hal lresi..o aud act
IN. The Secretary shall keep IL record Of NIL
matters proper to bu rnourcj.
y. The 'rrcn.Irer shall receive all moneys, aud
disburse ti.n ordered by the Commander and
L msj jority of the members.
NJ. No person shull become member Of any
League excerpt hr be ut s"u,hcrn Eirth, or has
been re,ilea, OF ihe Southern Cou!eJeracy for
ten years, eighteen year, Of sse, take the Pros
criLcl Pledge, aud receive unanimous ballet.
NIL Every member as he is received,
shall pay to the Treasurer One Dollar.
XIII. Any member violating the Constitution
by-Laws or Orders, shall be subject to such pun
ishinsnt us two-thiris Of the members may SEQ
cause to infict.
XIV. The members shall have power TO form
Rulss, n"ks arfauss@sni', appoint Committee:
f'r the Accommodation of any and ali b4siAs's
conaccttd with the Irugu,.
XV. Two thirds Of tbs whole number Of mem
bers shall Constitute quorum, and tie Same shall
decide al qnest,"rs.
XVI. The ahpve Cons tuition shall he liable to
amendment or alteration ~ two-thirtls v,te of
ali tis lncm5ers at any regular meeting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
For the Advertiser.
Ordination of Rev. Il. W. Seymo,

Ordination of Rev. IL. W. Seymour.
In pursuance OF cali from bethany Church,
Il Prcsbytery, con: iaing OF Rev. JoRs TrArr,
rev. D. D. BNuNsuS, and Rev. L. r. GwALrSEf,
met OH the 29th Of November, TO consider tie
propr;.ty .f 4rdsiniug to the Go.pel Ministry
brother r. W. SEYMOUR, formerly Of Ch-rlest"n,
uow residing at Liberty liill, EdgeGsld, S c.
Rev. D. b. RRuSsYN rss appointed Moderator,
and opened the se.siOn with prayer. After Il
satisfactory Examiua:'n, it was resolved to pro-
ceed with tko ordination. Rov. Z. R. GwALrSEr
preached lie scrluon. Rev. D. D.;BRUSSoS offered
the ordaining prayer. Rev. Jous TRArr dcliveT-
cd THO charge. Tho right hand ui' fellowship was
rv-t-----.--f>--->s.--1N- Sryvn,.,
rca. t!r closing hymn, and pronounced the benc-
dc ion.
This young br"thsr crters upon his ch"s-n
work with the prayers ef many tha. Gods Ills
sinr n,y rest upon him aud lis lab"T>. May he
long fill thc lp,ce made vacant Ivy tho l"mont:d
,sstL ne al clior aro:ter who Gied v minister ui
J.sus. l.. ". T" All Ah1.
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Corn! Corn /!

Nvn-praducers in this vicinity are ra"'"s o
greut hue sad cry for Corn. Bequis', gentlemen !;
,hs,s /. no need of alarm. There is no danger Of
.,.rys,ien, or sven of want so long as there s
.. great o surplus Of Corn in The surrounding
country. True, many of our largest planters say
they have 40 CON to spare; but wait until they
have paid their Government tithes, and have fat
tened their largo pens of bacon hogs, and th'n
thew will find tbst thoy not only have more than
they want but y respectable surplus to spare 10
th,ir nt edy nOighbors. Within a.seope OF fifteen
les around this village, there is 'aid to s25ooo
hush,l, of Corn over and above the requirements
Of tho producer and the tithes Of the Government
THIS calculation is bssod upon safe dn'a' and
may no considered q:,ito reliable. Again we say
thors is no cause for alarm on the Corn questicn'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Soldiers Pay.

In the Legislature ofthis State, on Saturday
last, the fel!owing preamble and resolution
was introduced by DR.. Randall Croft, Repre-
sentative from Grer nvlle District. The mat.
ter was referred to the Cummtiec on Confed
crate rclatn;l-i>
Whereas our cnrrcncv has deprecated to
snch degree that the standard vniun ui all tho
neces,aries ci lite haze ad9ancs1 many fold;
aud whereas the families of our soldiers are
supported 10y the pay Of The SOLDIER which i.
now relt'lrr-d insufficient for that purpose
AID whereas it is against reason and human
nature to suppose that our brave ard gallant
sallims can ron,cntc'lly remaia at their post
of duty. knowing that their families are nj
home suffering for the recrssariee of life. in
the form Of food and clothing; therefore,
be it.
Rsso7rea, That the General Assembly Of
SOUTH tarolina respectfully alv>s an.l II COM
mend the Sccrctar" OF War, aud the Congress
Of the Confederate States, that tl;e pay OF the
soldiers he inrrca ID to twenty dollar, per
month, and that our members h Congress
frn.n tlli, Safe be Instructed to Use their in
iluence to the furlhcring Of this end.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

A TALL WoMAs.-A girl Of seventeen, ac-
cornpaned by Ler mother, reached thi' city
last Saturday, from the backwoods of Maine,
via tue Eastport boat, On her way to New
York, where she has engaged to exhibit by
Branum at five dollars day and expenses
paid. The girl is seven feet and three inches
high, weighs two hundred pounds, aud the
leny. h OF her !iapd rom the liA the Ilnser
I'd he wrist b,ne il thirteen inohes. The girl,
being unused to society lid nor not relish
ihe sight of SO many people, aud would have
returned home had she not been under Coz
tract.-Boston Herald.
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Latest from the Front.
Especial to Atlanta -Lntcll.gencrr.]

DALrnN, Dsc. IL.
The enemy has fallen Lack FROM CHI K
nla,g; to Chattanooga. leasiLg picket 1orre
on Missionary Eidsc.
Two of their corps lave crossed the river
to Bridgep"rt. go,
Tie track from Whiteside's TO Shell Mound
h.: been torn up and tbs railroad is now on"
ly used as wagon road.
Three small boats are running up the river
10 CbatIa nnnga.
FROM these Indications It'll apparent TINT
the intention of tue enemy is TO &, into win
ter lartels. II is SUPPOSE viii tn: in'cntion
of senG;ne $4,000 neu to reinforce Meade
whom Grant may snprrceed.
Direct information from Iong.trcct has
i.een received. He wasat Beams Station,
50 miles from Knoxville, on the 9Th. .
Gen. Vaughn had reac@e'l Ashrviir N. C.
Col. Ives, Aid to Pres ident Davis. Las ar
rived bvrc, it is supposed, to report the Co.'S
dlllou Of affairs. :.
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For the Advertiser.
Eyery Body Read This!

I Ismlaiiihs ! COMBAT: OF Cavalry for state |.
d. enec, ard '.rne.tly rsin"s' tb:st VIII" prci*r
his. 4rn. Il the service to join me, "id take
Auy our Ietwson tho .ses sf lo anl 60 ln"' liable
t. Cons.:rtisn.),- u Those juiniug, WILL he exempt
from Infantry sorrise and their hvr.es i'll A.t DO
liaLle toi p.e.s:nsnt.
As.sconas ths Company is full, tisro- will DO
M election for three Livutsnana.
Tho,c vishing to join will report their names
nj pare to ,u,e through the Augusta Port Ohise
Tho Company will not be called cut e1oept t"
meet raida, &e.
II. L. MAYsoN,
formerly OF the let ReGt s. c. G.
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NoRTnEKx vrKGlslA.-We hear Of n" new
movements iu N"rlLcru Virginia since the
late Sismpejeof Meade. Tie opinion Is gen
eral that the campaign has closed, Though an
iutmaSiuu is given in n rllern journal that
:: Fiph ing Joe Hooker" ID To be reinstated
in command, for the purpose Of gobbhng up
Lee hef,re operations close. We should like
amazingly to see Joe" agsin in the ,lists in
Northern Virginia. We should then have
some STUN" which, it ssen,s Meade is not
disposed to furnish us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

MArn1MoxY VS.. SINGLE BLEssEDNyss.-
Matrinony is: H,t backwlreat cakes. snfl
hud>. comfortable slppers, sm>k.g coffee
rod lips, round arms kind words, shirts cx-
nlting II buttons, redeene.i stockings, boot
jacks. happiness, ere. IInrrah
Single blrsrdness is: Shee iron qnil's.
blue n-:s-s frosty ROOMS, cr iti the pitcher,
uLreg.nr rated lin'r,, heeless socks, cplI.e
swe,aened with icielcs, gutta percha biscuits,
nabby steak, dullrazors, corns, coughs, coics,
rhubarb, misery, etc. Ugh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Stale Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EuItTTy
Mary L. Silnkinma ~

Mary E. siinki.m:,
Va. Partition,
RauIa Simkss, ct al.
FyY v'r'ue Of an rde. of ths Court In this cass
Nd will prsetsl ia .rll ut Eds.isld c. H.,
uu u"nI,y, tha t' Day "t January next the fol-
l"nins VALUABLE PROPERTY bulonxiug to
tue E.tuto Of til" Late Hon. ArlI ur SilnkiA., yiz
The deceased, ONE THIRD INTEREST
in the ROOM. TyrE, aEESsHs. MIXTURES,
&c, of the E0jEFIELD ADVERTISER. The
Printing rn.teri,l are in very good condition, and
with 'arc. aa'l gu-d paper, will give u fair i'm
prossion. T'ars il also connected with the Office
large and select n,s"rtuient uf JOB TYPE
which have never been but little used. Here is =
,pena:d opportunity to inve-t in stock that has
Mud will pay handsome dividend.
Also. will h, sold a, the same time ard place
ouc House and Lat in the Village OF EdrsG.li
knyEa az tho iCl HOUSE L0r, adjtia,ny lot.
oi Edmuud Penn, lhs Eslate Of Vim. Y. Mvraru,,
dec d., ami Others.
,sI- Terms made known On day of sale.
D.c.l2, &c II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
From tn. Mercury Of Saturday.
From Charleston.

The operations of the enemy ON Thursday
were confined, SO far as regard. Sumter, to q
single SHOT.
Since our last issue the enemy has several
times shelled tile city. At no t'm", however,
was the fire long continued. A few shells
xpre thrown, at the hour Of ten, on Thursday
m0rnn,, again in tie afternoon ais, between
the hours OF eight and nine p. III; at one, six
and Ten d. m. on Friday morning, and at IT.
regular intervals throughout the DAY We re.
celyed additional tokens Of Yankee affection.
Little damage was DONE
On Friday morning lire Was observed at
Sumter, but, except that 1t was accidental, we
can give no details Of tue matter. Some loose
cotton aid sv,ue exterior wood work was con-
sumed there were also few casualties. The
enemy, concluding. that some hing was wrong,
at once opened fire upon the fort, but his fire
WAS somewhat kept under by our batteries,
which replied with great vigor.
tLATER-MIDEIGur.
We learn that the casualties ut Fort Sum
ter, mentioned above, were ~ killed api
about 30 wounded. Among the killed ure
Capt. Fr,st, a. e. S., and Serst Swanson,
Co. X, 1t Ecsim III, S. z. Artiilery. Cap
Ga.tard's Company lost IN killed and
wounded.
Lieut.. COL Elliott was slightly wounded in
the head by !. piece Of brick. but not to such
an extent as to cause that gallant officer tu
reh qu;sh his command. P. c. Elliott, OF the
Signal Corps, is amorg the wounded. Il e
strength Of the fort is by no n.ans impairof
b7 the acci,lent. Its resistive power is still
rs srruIrg rs usual, Gnu the confidence Ul the
sarrs IN remains urshaken.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Confederate League.

Any person wishing to unite with the confed-
crate League, formed for the purpose OF uninnE
ths influence of all true Patriots, and thereby
facilitating their union aud cooperation oi ea-
eou1aging Soidlsrs, and seeing that their wives
and children ere cared for; of putting down
suscula,ion and extortion and of ke"Ping vigil
liant watch over ll strangers, foreigners, or aus
suspicious oha1aeter--will be instructed and r'-
f,rred, upon calling, for that purpose, At this
utioa.
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More New Goods.

n4RK Coiored English and French PRINTS ).
O Back aud Wilde Mourning PRINTS;
Solii Black Mourning PRINTS;
English GINGHAMS;
Blsached SHIRTING;
40 inch. Pillow Case C0TTn>N
Ladies' Linen Cambria ..1ANDKERCHIEFS,
Aud variety OF olae. articles just received by
Z. PENN, Agt.
Dec If 10
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Headquarters,

OFFICE PURCHASING AGENT FOR
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EDGkrfrLp, m, Nov. 20, 1863.
nURSUANT to orde.s received from -Urad-
II quartsrS. all there who ars bUTCnERIN9
REEF CATTLE in my District ars required to
gel a. Permit from this, 0fce specifying the num-
Der required monthly for tho consumption Of the
market they supplying, and the price allowed
for the Cattle when purchased. This Peiinis
must accompany the Rnteh0r In person. .r his
agent, otherwise the Buef will be subject to seiz-
uie. Eaoa Butcher will DO requiisl ~ mako
atsdayit Of. the number bu,chsrsd during the
month, and the price psyed for the same.
In ease of bis refusal to axe said affidavit hts
Psrmi, esnnot be renewed. Any ono huteheriny.
excspt he has Il permit, viii be held responsible
TILLMAN WATSON,
Purch'g Ag't Tor Edgctrli district.
Dec. 16 Ina 81
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srI,ArE. on q siIol,luIirHI c'.A.inoLINI,AlI,.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
C4LuNbtA, DonsMboI 3, 1868.
Nm accordance nth tie ies. lutions oi the G~n-
4 er,l Assembly, !h-.. f.ll"winr ror'"n. have
boon sppnintsd hv the Governor To the Military
Of this State. ard will report At the
Ae.aeluy, in Columbia, To Captain Up.
commanding, on the hrs. day sf J4au-
ally next: f'a.-.-...J t+. -.t
FirH rHfsn9rsssiono' DiHrict.
DANIEL QUlN.s. ,7..
ARTHUR e. A.AMMET.
Second -Conyre'Iondt Disf-i:f. -,
FRANCIS MARION LINDAY.
Third C.ngtessionn' Di.iriea =
ARTHUR W. THOMSON.
A. P. WOODWARD.
Fourth cougre"iousl Di.,rict.
ABNER W. LAMAR. 80
WILLIAM. MCGEE.
Fifth Conyre,ional Di.trioL
R.A. GwIE,
THOMAS T.. BOGGS. -, --.
!SirsA Coigre"ional Dissrict r'''
DANIEL A. MILLER,
HENRY A.SM1TH. 49,
By order of the Governor.
B.F. ARTHUR,
Private Secretary:
Dec. 16 1t 81
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withdrawal.

In view Of tie fact that the approaching elec-
.i.n for Sheriff is 60 near At hand CAPITA. r
WEST desires ss to announce that he is no longer
candidate Tor that ofise, iu.snueh ss 1t has been
and Is yet utterly ont Of his power to canvass tho
District In order to extend his acquaintance ameng
the peorie. He returns his thanks to friends Tor
,hsir pyorered support, and will lsns remember
their kindaess.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

@s W. are pleased +. loarn tha our e'tes ned
friend, JAS. P. MOORE, Esq., has been elected
Commissioner in Equity for Gresnvills District
Mr. MOORE is native VI this Dntrict-A son "'
tha. xtauach citizen and worthy gentleman, Mr.
W. 4. Moenx-.nd is now serving his country IN
b.st Tsunessee, under LexcsrREEr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Georgia Legislature.

MlLLEDGEyiLLE, DEC. II. ISO3
Both Houses passed the General Tax Bill.
II exempis $4,000 of SELLERS property, and
levies tax not TO exceed one per cent.on oil
other property. i,
1t is estimated it will raise sl2 100000, ard
with the Income Tax and State Road, pay al
expenses of the Government without increa4-
ing further Indebtedness.
Thus Georgia resolves 10 pay as she goes.
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The State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY,

EsY W. f. DuRISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Id Eig-feld District.
Whereas, James Still has arnliad to ms for
IIs,tsru pf Administration. al aud singular tho
goods nn.i cnatt as. right. and credits of j. T..
Buzzar.l. late ..f the Distrcf aforesaid. deo'i.
Thnse are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular tho kindred aud creditors of tho
said ieooassd. to bo and appear before mo, at our
next OrdinIry's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Elsrf;ld c. H. oh The 76.h day Of Dec.
Ina, 70 show cause, if any, why the said sdnnis-
tratun should not he granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 18th DAY
Of December in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and s1ty-three. and in ,A~
aivhty-eghth yesr of the Independence Of the
State Of South C2roliIs.
VI. DURIsoE, O Ed.
Dec 18 II al
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED., On the cvsnin. of the 9th Inst, at
tac bride, fathers, by j. A. Lott, Esq. Mr JNO
LOTT AMI Hiss MACY. d. ghter of. JAMES aud
ELIxA NEAL. Al! Of thi. Distriet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16

In consideration of the scarcity Of y'rn,
woull it not be we'll for thusc wh" knit socks
for the arlrY, to try their ingenuity on i pair
OF cloth ones, c',s and Sean,"'l Il IL hiorcas'n !!
y very cnr 'nrtahlc coverir. fpr the foot m.!lt
be prepare. in this way, ard much more *
padltiors thar hy knitling and all the SCRAP.
OIL waste cloth lnignL thus be bruugh into i'm
mediate service.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

BUUNS AND SIAIiUNAKf,
NVllE Subscriber having innred his Stocks Of
Il BOOKS AND STATIONARY from the
lily oi Charleston to tho Village uf Granit,rii!e,
o1ors it for saie either in BULK, by DEPART
MENTS, " 4, RETAIL to the inb- bitapts Of
this Di',rIct aod surrounding untry.
Of Bucks there arc nsarly
Four Thousand Dollars,
Compiling son school Book., sou Ri. GNU.
Works. +uU roo,ie.i Work., lon Novels, G;:t
& c.s. F.m,l, i;,"t-., &e in splendid h'nLing-,
aud about 1900 Scientific aud Miscellaneous
Works.
Til. STATIoNARF.and FANCt GOODS EN-.
brace the ueual Sloek Iouad in first cixss City
SLoro.
The BOOKS will be Sold At prioes fur b.'or
their present value in cvmparisuu With other
Goui.. nRi the Stasiosary quite Us l,w q. cau be
found else senhers.
To thpaa de'irous uf either purchasing ar ".
amiuine the Stock. my Residence will he iuund
hu EnsI Snlt OF Gregg Street. next the LIN.
thernn Church, or At the Stone Corner Of Gregg
and 'ttase Streets.
JOHN M. GREER,
Late of 2u7 King ST., Charlsstun.
GrAnitsrillr, Dee II s;a 81
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Estate Notice.

A LII parsons having claims against the Estate
II .f Mrs. Sarah ,cobs dsc'd, n-e n"tiaoa I"
render them in properly attostcd, or before tis
5th dsy Of January next as on that d.y final
settlement will 10 made on las Estate VI tho said
d.cs.sed. slc. C.,RODERTS0N, Al'or.
Dee9 St. 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Estate Notice.

. A Ill pcrsons in .nywiae indebted to the Estnte
IA uf L. N. Penn. decd, are earnestly request-
e,l to come forward aud settle up without dolay.
Those having olsius agnius. said Rstate will ran
der them III, property Atte'sed, at no early date
Il. L., PENN, hdm'sr.
AueI ~
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Planters. Look Here I

A LARGE QUANTITY of HOG BRIsTEl,s
m are wanted at tho Oil Cloth Factory in Ham
surg. S. e.. Tor which 81 To 5. per pound wil be
paid for ;hom.
De- Il Its 81
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to, or having demands
IA ag.nst the Es,ate of Mary Martin, decd,
as aiso the Lcga:ees to the same, will take notice
that wish tv close up thu saue by settlement Us
soon ny can. Is. NJ. MARTIN, Ad'or.
Ii.c Nc I'd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Legislative FavorY.

orr Especial sBsnks are duo and arc hereby
.sua.r.d to DR.. W. 8. MosLEr and Col. JouS F.
TALssnr for she many Legislative dotunents they
have =. thoushtfully sent us during tho rr'sen'
aAsaiun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-12-16
Notice TO the .PeopIe!

DENNIS 'SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND for
purifying the liood and Diseases of The Liver,
and DENNIS COMPOUND DUGWUOD BIT
TERS, Il substitute for Quininc, aud much bet
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Augusta, Dec IL IL