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State of So nth Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

George Free and Nancy bis nife, ct al...
Anse! porurs and Lucinda his ,,i!r, es I!
usY an order from the nriiasry Of Kdgsrs:
HS District, shall pguesul |" sell At sdSeiiea
e. H., un the frat Mo"""y in February next, fur
Partition, the Real Estsis OF 1atilds sstaringtH.
.isc'i., cuns aling af TRACT OR PARCEL or
LAND lying and being in the; District aaa stats
.f,r.u.id on the waters of Rcd Bank, wntcrs Of
<sluda River, rnu .sinins nns hundred nn' thirty
,hros ll3s) acrv., rnoru luss, aii"ininE sud. tt"
Jauor poru. Mathew C"risr, j. n. Will and
nthers
TKRMS.--t,n cre,ii. Until ls; Oct. next, with
intor.st frnn the day "f dale. Purchasers will
he rsquir-'t 4" give liHhd Sfh g""i ard suHi:
Giant serurilia., .ai Mortgage Of the rrsIni'e'
10 the Ordinary 70 ssrure the purehx.e money.
Costs .u h. puii in rs,h. Title, extra:
LEWIS JQNES, =. z. u.
Jal 4 81
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Notice.

Ill psrsuns indebted to the Gvm ni Ssnth 4
"a Jon.,, either OIL Nnte or Bu"k Account, are
earnestly requested 10 cnl IN the Subscribrr ut
Tho SheriA's Office, sud settle the same. Those
n.glec.ius to call sonu and settle poea not oapors
to ret credit rar any work DOM hereafter.
ISAAC JONES.
., ,f
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Wood and Shueks.

vE1IlE Suh.s,ihey oil deliver ssod oak WH0a
Z II $500 per .oGr k.r>s lost. Rihs, &Iin ss.s
Maple wosd any ou- esu b.ss 'sat "L' Asal Il
away,
] havs ulso for sale large snastHy o. aooR
Cks,-ehesr.
Dec % Il -
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Notice.

Ill rorsnus indebted ~ the 6n,sts vf Iaen X
IA Gss!,rey. decd, l,o sesaests.t 10 nA.ss pay
usut Ne sar ut ps-ikla. Thrse h-riHs oasiiss
against the Ss.aso win Rresest saen- pr'r+rr}
.ttu,,aG,, 10 DR.. 4. u. Tongue, u. snt*+sissf
.Ssp:. LILY fN Al 'Fi' FArE
l,=c s. 1852. ~
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Notice.

FTsHnTk i.i4sAi.d Il .ss gtsta n te,{ IS,
4. crrayh, deed, $40 rnlNl.aa 10 ~, re R4ns
Fo.,ss!,h, and ,hose hlWSt c.a!rs 4xhlss, eaaa
5s;n.o are ro,ihst 10 pre-os 'sees, duly asersd-
IN or before tho ath April rsst, n. on thai a,f
anal settlement will b hia,ie OH rsl,l E.ts1s.
+. b FORREST. AI'~f,
Ian Hns !.
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NOTICE.

a IL psrsoas having claims assin'. the k,ia'S
n of Dr. !. usruooi Enft, deed, are notified
~ sr..snt them, nr"Esrly stIeasud' W shs under,
,iySsi IL prepared " pay TIE saue Those in-
ls5isl 10 said Rstas requested 10 .ettle prompt
~. '" H. buhl' III VI,
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Southern Planters +! /!
SHOULD ALL TAKE II!
Jan IA

yg1HE SOUTHERN CVLTIVAT0R-the ulh
Il pisneer in Agricultural Improyement-the
only Agricultural Monthly Journal in tho eoniad.,
crate States that has lived Through tho war;" is
stil publishqd regularly, MD will enter upon its
9ls. year, Jan. lst, 1893. Now Is TIE 7rNH TO
srss6nlpR! One Dolinr per yccr, in adsancs'
address; D. REDMOND, Augusta, Ca.
J,, IA If
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Leather al 40 Cts. per Pound.

ggyuE San.:r;bsr h.vius Rad r-vefs' 3rsSe eS-
r-r;euco u TANNING rrp.S~.. {. IA Il
HIDES 90 Ii. same tr'n'a u.st ha 1Salea' t'+
lue, rss. vi. pu- hsif ter zoe ".aes. stssw:~Is
his ratrrn. 10 ns.e hscs u, !-e-t h-! "i aE -s11'
81 Az g. rar l'"rct. nnd s'i 'sat he d''es na ~
,n,r,,n, rrf.;,rrrr.. t. i. pShkfs
~ Yno ,
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sweed Iron g. Plow Steel.
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS!

\ HAVE on hand good assortment Of SWEEn
d IRON and EL0W STEEL suitable for Plan
ssti"n purposes, Of ysry desirable slsssiren fTon
ous ia tou inches in width and Steel from three
20 fourteen inches 10 width--for sale ut tho lowest
,a,.s NV WIN. II. GOODRICH,
gil Broad ST., Augusta, Ga
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Notice I

ESTES0,;S hnrin; rluitu. ss"ct: '>:ra-"r M.
ti!,:u Sw-sr.nfin, Did sin l!r-,- rsss-us
Eism t-tbv.th. 1bo-e iodebt-d " said h.ts'e
ass urg.i IL come il1wn.i unt ps3 Ep wi:h,v>a-:
let. 7. DEAN, 4dar.
Jan s so !
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Notice.
Head-Quartersi,

deaa-S2 S2uafIeIS,
5rH REGIMENT RESERVES,
cAar GRlPrIs Tth Jan. 1888.
n In obedience to General Orders, No. -, the
H. following persons are advertised s' deserters
iron Company \, .iz;
MInDLETON FRANKLIN,
WIN. s, MORRIS,
ISAIAH AZ. HENDRICKS,
BENJAMIN =. MEp10Ck.
The sai deae.tcr. are from Edgefeli District. A
Reward Of Thirty Dollars each will be pnid for
the arrest and delivery at this Camp Of said de-
.srters. or y Reward cf Fiftcrn pa:iars oach t"r
The apprehension of said Gescrters, nns! shcir r"n
ine,nrnt i,t the jm Of the District, nr some othrr
.afs T;ser =" ihat they eau be brought hack.
II, Tho.a member uI CT. \. 9TH Regiment
Reserves n:lo nre ah.ent en- inr.,ngh, and whose
turlnushs navs expired hereby uoIikel that
unless they r-porl forthwith to iiead Qn"rters.
they Il be advertised as ,lesertora and treste" as
such. Ry cr,ior Lg Cu!. BAcoS.
d. BETTlS. Cnpt.
Go. K, ..h RrS't. Reserves.
IAs NS4L, 0.s.
Jun II -
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Gen. Bragg will pers:: "a s1lilOr or eIsl-
con liable to military dA:J i, hold, staf utfi'%'.
quartsr,n aster's aud o.h.r ri.,ks. Thtse duiiss
can be performed By lans .xrl old porsons just
~ we'll ~ by sturdy msn, sko dolainssr arer sal-
die.s and pat "a airs while ,hey arc skulkinE
f.r.u service.
.@-1p .as Yankee Congress, lately, reso:u-
,en aes!sriug Grants order expelling tho Jems
c7o,a hi. '!s!srtmsnt tyrsnuical, usurping, and
unjust, an. requesting the President to- counter.
asEatae asms, Was introduced BY A7. PoSel'
and Isl! over.
as- TAs aeSrocs at Hilton Ncld were outer
:aias! by speech from Federal General Ssxsoa
o. asu wars day. Ills speech, like several
n!he.s made, wa. highly incendsry in iss tone.
and tie nsg:uss were told os the scenes that oe-
c,rred III tho Hcst Indies in yeara gone By. Hang
ing Is too light puuishlnsnt for mcn Of this
staup.
es- fas Kew South, Yankee paper publish
ID 1t Hilton Hsad, reports The arrival there of
nna.S-c Of vsssela of the Banks expedition, in
.ii..rsfS A number Of vessels nf them we're sur-
veyed, and condemned as unseswofthy, and tie
troops transferred to other resSslt.
Gs Ton EJeh made ai'eseh in tbs Yankee
S.nate On the 18th, on tho dntacra!iE.d condition
OF the Federal army, saying hs 'veald not be 'sr-
p,issd if General Lee saoald visit WAshinEt' n
and give US a Invitation to leave before the nth
of Aarea.
ROseacrsnz Gays, ot shs cattle Of Iu:-
free.boro, "ihe slApghse. Of Federal osIeess Wa'
hea,.-reaiing." This shows that Cunfederusa ahe:
foil in tie right place. The Yankees do not care
how many OF their rank snd file, composed ssief-
ly Ct newly imported foreign relcsnsriss, are
slain. Bat Wnsn desth lights upon thoir general
and 6s!l Cs5tsrs, i: becomes hesrs-rerding. .
w Mcuennald has been elected Clerk of ths
sourt Of Common Pleas for Atbsriis District by
majority urer Moore Of 6e2 Toses.
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Administrators Sale,
Executors Sale.

EY0CHLSis OStlS.
sST parr:s...- ~ .ha o;trnry, ws I'll -.
I'D. cssd to s.s ID iCE>lAi. th< IL .n'',
NJ ii:s Isis re.'s!,rs II "a .ifS EhAA, ''sni -
Of Ii. h.ll.e, tytt S:r.: MI rerr rs', ou."s,:ds
One 'frast OF hssd,
Containing Thr-e tra,!rGi aud sr'sc'r sore.
rnr, nr lass. ~; ;o:ainx lsnas rt Felix I.at., j.
Hughes, Air.. 6. Nichulson AID Others. Ai'",
Nineteen Likely Negroes,
uoHsHS. MULES. COWS. ONE YOKE OMEN
SHEEP, FA1. AND STOCK HUGS,
CORN, FODDER, COTTON.
Ore csrrjsSe. Buggy, Road Wagon,
p!soksm:,h srd r,snss,;>n Ts"ip. Household and
k,..sea flI.:,=:a. and othsr ariirl's.
TpENa.--Ca Nrcti. us:ii tie Ia: lannaTy
1894. with mute anA 80 approved suret'e' with
interest frn,n d-y Of '.:s. hisas Of properly not
changes! sa,i terms If s-.s a's complied with.
RANSOM ZIMMERMAN Exur.
IkCHY LEWIS.
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HEADQUARTERS,

d6aQ-IguaT
ENROLLING OFFICER PoR KDGEFIELp,
EnoSrkLp {. H., Jas. 18th, 1859.
A IL. MIN in RdgaaslA District now absent
"a. with or without lssre) from Reriha1's
Brigade, will report forthwith 10 tho Enrolling
tfieor VI this District
By order Of JoHS 5. Ppxsroy, cvl. 5 A. A. 6.
Liout. F. M. SCHIRMRR,
Enrolling oaieer.
Inn IL IL
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Notice.

HuAYING purchased Of the Administrator the
ETH interest Of C. w. HObGRS, deed, in the
Grm Of c. W. ]. B. HODGES, will continue
tho business in my oun name, and hope by strict
attention 10 tho wants of the psops to merit their
pstronsyo. I will sndearor to keep up as ceHs-
ple.e s.uok 9: DRUGS. NKDlCI HBs. &C., ss
those bloekxde-simes will allow, and will soil as
low as can possibly af"rd.
As the Administrator wishes to close tho Es:ass
Of o. W. Hodges, decd, it Is particularly request
cd that all indebted to tho firm Of c. ". & J. B.
HODGES will call on the Subscriber and Settle
forthwith. J. b. HODGES.
Elge6eli. S. c. Jan 81 Il
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HEADQUARTERS


C0MMIssaEl-G GENERALS DEPT, .. G..
CGLrNylA, January S. 1898.
TUyHE AZ. 6: tao GenerSl Altemh!y, entitled
AN Act to SUPPRESS the undue iistiilas,n
ii spr;tunus liquors frnuI ;hr cereal Graire" this
State" contains tho following pruriso. asmeJ
.Th.; l}.r t;".vr"or il satisfactorily informed
that supply ii spiriis. which cauhot bo other
wise oht.ii.ad, is absolutely npc"*sar! for :edi-
-inul pur,"srs il hit S;air. laay contract with \
proper nutuler Of retrnnsihlo sni skiled agents.
in sny one vr more of the Districts. to nanufsc-
ture limited quantity vf Pure tprits. u: q limited
uad reasonable price, strictly for medicinal purp".
.cs, taking care lhat such proper dirro,iIou OF
!hs product il iauds NJ to secure i;s application
..oL. lo tho purpose intended
To enable the Governor to 9srertnin the guam
.i,y required fol the above purpose, ihu plYsi.i's
m The different Districts in ,bis State n-u Tirc.t-
ed % furnish 10 tbs Department, AZ early as pTnc
ticabie, u statement y. u what supply nf pure
suir,s. which caunn he otherwise uhtainrr, IL aa-
.oiu,uly necessary fol medicinal rurposcs IN their
ru.nsrtvv districts for the present year.
1t il requested that such s.els bu taken a. th 1t
the statsuenL shall represent the risws rf ma.
jurity If the pruc.siug physieaus in each District
By urJsr Of tho Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER,
ComIn,sAary- Il Gepersl pf :. c.
Ian Ii IL
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For the&Adyerti.er. :.

Al meeting Of tho Republican Bible Glass ID
tho 4th January 1868, the followirs proomble and
Resolut'ops q wsre offered and received
In confederation OF. The dests Of our nurh.
Lived monher sna friend +. j. GLOVER. son Of
u. and FpAsc,s GL"yEn, Of. kdgsHe!d District
S. c., and 1asmber Of Company II, eth Regiment.
S CIV, who died ct bit. Peasant Hospi'ul. hs-
ry!and, on the e.th Sept 1862, Of wounds re-
oeived on tho 18th sor.enber, ut The battle of
Maryland Heights.
Reso,red, Tha. in bis death our. .Class has lOst
q worthy and puosteal member; hia family
loving son and brother; his country one OF her
mos. willing and patriotic supporters, anu be
community warm and generous-hesrted youth.
Resolred, rha. we tender our deepest symrs-
thy to bis family In tho loss of one who bad on
tmiusd himself so closely around ;heir he.su With
the. warm and puress love of youth.
Re.oleed, That in bis fall in the defence Of his
country be hiss eudesrvd his remembraneo to every
true-hesrted Southernsr aud won for himself
Iaurels which tiWe can never ettaoe,
Resolred, That while wo rpousp his early denth,
his reception uf Saviour in youth and manifest
desire to kuvw His Masters will has given just
rsasun tn hope that he has been removed from
earth ~ hesvep.-. $50 49, s-.s-
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MANY DISTINGUISHED SOUTHERN wRI-
TIERS CONTRIBUTE TO ITS COLUMNS.

On the first SATURDAY in JANUARY, 1853,
New SERIES will be commenced, 10 Querto form,
of Eight Pages, convenient for binding. Each
Reading Matter.
The Proprietor ..asto that bis e1er.iona to main.
tain Fist Class Southern Literary papOr will be
literally sustained.
The Terms for the paper will BE-
For One Tesr.""..."...."."".." So 90
For Six Months...". w
For Three Nonths......"........"".2 90
Single Copies. Ten Cents.
@e- Clubs Of 10 or more, FOR enc year, 81 each.
Fix nonthl, 81 each.
Postmnsters are invited to use their. influence In
behalf OF the paper. On oil suoscrir'ions for
wsrdsd by them, except ut club rates. they will be
allowed n commission Of twenty per cent. M
commission on club ratsa can be allowed.
Tho Gr,t number Of this Fstorite Weekly viii!
contain tho beginning "f
"BELM MONT"
A Thrilling Romanee Of the LAss Csn'r,y,
By ARA. srH K IIryr, of SouIh Caro;ins.
Also The opening Of series Of FirS CHArrsSs of
a History, entitled
"A GR0R01A COURT FORTY YEARS AGO"
BY psILsgos PsR's.
And tho Nrst of Scr;es os " Ballads of ihe
War" by HrRyrRr whose charming productions,
recently published, have marked this juvenile
Poet as the "Keats" Of tho South. Theae will
be followed by Serios Of Sketchy Romancss, BY
Hon. W. GlLNonS sIas, and by : choice cOllec
on OF organl and scloctsd Tales. which. it is not
bossting to SAY, will renler the PisLn AID FIRE
SHE rlure attractive than ever
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
Jan IA
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The Cash System q!

ENRON and after this date vii! soil DRUGS.
MBDICINRs, &c, STRICTLY FOR CASH
l cannot Sill my PRESCRIPTIONS sont unless
sccomp mpanied With the money. The cash system is
The order of the day, and am compelled to pur
rue tho same policy and rigid, adhere to it.
J. 3. HODGES.
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Teacher Wanted.

YgyHR SubssIbsr wishes to Prac7,s ths sssrs-<::'
Il Of Lady with s"lse eApe.i+sss se fest'e-
or to take charge "f email Sahool. pae go
pettut to tesch in NJ tho braa;hae Of sn EsS@sA
education. and slso giTs lsssont ca 1hs faus.
can Obtain good s!sna:ioo b3 earl! spPl,cscsa
70 ths undvrsisned. Address ne st Bdseseli, 8
q i. r. NIltc
Epr-ie -
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CANDIDATES.

UWs have sssa authorized by tho fi.ads q
Mr.. NAT. KAMET, sr.. to sapsapa. hiA
Candida. H,.r shsr;s of Edsea.ld rIssric. aa ~
neI. s'ec'.Dn.
JuGae.l Hc -
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NCtiCe.

rByH0sR having cnis' nseihst Ne He+ars IF
Il Noah Etbssidge deaf, are resese's4 "a
render thesc in ,sg.lv sstestcd by taa la'A Feb
1869 Those indebted ~ ssid Estsss era notised
tb.; they mustrsy tho same nitscot delay.
". P. ThOTTEE-
uao u S,v -
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We ~ t.rvty csr.;fy that the above statements.
in resssA to the csndu.s Of F. W. LAapnrs, are
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p. A. rOMPKINS, let Lieut. Co. B,
L. A FULLY, Pad Lieut.. Co 3,
b. J. BoUkEIGHT, 81 Lieut.. nt that
ti.as acting lst Sergeant, CO. B.
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csri!'. :as: tie above ststeraeu,s sra tue aud
i o.aer.i. correct capy q ;se sas sueGshei
:, d,ecs Se.sdo. NJ. ". GARY,
Gel Cou'ds. Hampton Leg;oa.
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For tho Advertiser.

llccenper roIn, iooS,
Ma EpTon: 0sins to the i.resulrr::ie. OF ths
aa;l did nat receive until to-dsy ths saly OF sas
lase.ti.:r containing B. r. L-.NpsrN's'ep:yto to ~
sArsy,iseraeat Of two doserters fron. ny campsny
Al ., Is M old man an not 4ieptsel 70 Iaoer
word. with him. I vii! simply submit sta:etaeot
81 .s:is which hops viii ssrrs 10 show ar. LAH-
5ayA sad the public .ha: ]. was only acting up so
~. tuty - Csptsin in advertising bis. aos.
ahou. ,Ae s9,h day Of August last, F. ". LAS-
.scx ,es; U, Company without permission frcR
ely & ,As OEcess Of Lis Company or Regiment
sud b. Sc. siurs beea heard FROM Mr.. B. F. I.
say. that his sOn wa, sent to a hospital. :. s!l-
sisr csh clly 10 sent 20 Hospital ~ the Surgeon
o. tAs Hcsinont. pr. TAYLOR, Surgeon 10 tie
Legion, .ays tha: LAHonrs neye. received psss
FROM h:se.
few week: since sa order was issued Sy Col
aARr, iperhsps By sas Br:gsae coninander,) IT.
ierils Captains Of Co:ppsniss 10 publish ~ de-
ser:sr. al seu at.ept from their command without
y.opor authority. did SO. Previous 70 this cv!
CAss hld an order published before the whole
cunmand, on drsss parade, branding F. VI. LAa-
,sr4 as s..asyl,r, coward uad deser!sr from hif
a.S on ID. eve {: ba.s..s- TIE following Is copy
Of tee order:
HEA3euAsrsks HaxrEoS Lsa!oN,
October -, 1862.
GT.TER4L ORDERS 40
Tss Colonel Commanding take. this orportun;
,sys publishing hetors this eom.asnd the na,oea
-, tho following soldiers VIII" have stingutshed
themselves FOR oopardss, struggling and @eseTs!2is
Il ;bei- Colors u tire .; isoser, viz:
z. y. LAsp%.M. Co. y.
g = .
hereby cssr reward Of Thirty. Dollars 70:
81. delivery 10 mo Of other Of the sbors-na,ncd
ren. Captsus of .Conpanies to which either OF
iks abvvs-rasasd belong will puhlish sheEs q. de-
$sttsrs In thsir Diitri.t psper.: 4 copy Of tai'
s,der uiu b. Furnished che Charleston Go.ei:: for
Sabiisntf"p.
Rr o,ass Of LI'ss: Col. GARY.
Commsnd'v Hampton Lsg:os.
w. Borxstosf, acting Adj''.
:. Y. LAxDEvI svtei ,sry. dissracesully at the
battle Of N.uxssls 80 !, El,hanl's Landing, where
ks uus cnly lep. TN ,Ss aoii BY threats Of his
sRe.rs, ,ud GAiass Farm where ho dsserted ths
Aelj a!,ogethsr.
lie has Leea .iugp'sTly favored in not being
ourL- ~ tlQseu Ioi SoHSfGWe sSS6ot'
hpi kuped no. TO ~ forced to ,paks the fore
.o;ux disclosures, bs, riLce Mr.. z. 7. LsNpRts
y 80 sacioul as to Interfere with me in the dir
charge Of she duties O. w VSiss, lot i,u srar 'es
sL.nc Of publishing 10 the world tie .a!ary ci
hl Sop.
siace tl;s unpleasant coutv9rstIy hsa aF!sea.
~i.i as Seor as F. W. LAapsrI is sprrshsu"ed
81 -s.urnt:. :. his Counsus std rtsnda Court.
a.i,.l Iar c..ws-i!ss and ie.s.t;oa, srde.roI :.
,.srsfsr EiR - arp.e other Company, wheVs
i,pe ,. 1ayy ks :: .sa-a Terri,. 10 Va country.
H. i. NICHOtfoS.
csril:. ;as: tae above statements .rs .Ire, aDd
sse o-aeri. correct capy 81 ZEE .as seo!;shei
:yzs 1t dress se-sdo. NJ ". GAhf'
Cci. couds. Hampton L.gios.
We - tsrety csr.fy that the above statements
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Rags w Wanted.

~LEAN COTTON AND LINEN RAYS cos b.
a ] sold for cssh Ut the Aaceftiser Office.
AuS. q "a
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Jan ~
Notice.

A Ii persoEs due Tho Es,ate CT Washington
IA Wisu doc d., arc requested To sett!c. or Irnhc
sut,fnctcry arrangements ny "r he'or9 Saie-aaS
in february next. Ii. A. SHAW, E1'nr.
ir: 4 Az
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Notice.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21

Eemles9, That vo. devote page Of or Roll
Book to hi. moaory, and ,hst copy OF these
Resolutions be sent 10 the ksrea1ei family. sad
that they be published in tho Eiseisii Adr.rti'cc.
CED hOSH IS IL, Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-31
General Meade.

The following is an extract from a let
ter Of Gen. Mead to friend in Newark,
New Jersey, written just before the last
movement of the Army of the Potomac =
81 am fully aware Of the great anxiety
in the public mind that something should
be done. | am in receipt of many letters,
some from persons IN high positions. tell
ing me had better have my army destroy
ed and the country filed up with the bodies
of the soldiers than remain Inactive
Whilst do not suffer myself to be influence
ed by such communications, am and have
been most anxious to effect something. but
am determined, at any hazard, not to un-
dertake anything unless my Judgment
indicates a probability Of accomplishing
some object commensurate with the des.
sruction of life necessarily involved. |
would rather a thousand times be remov-
ca. charged With tardipess or inccmpetency.
thar have my Conscience 4lurdened with a
S-eitpf Slaughter aSC3eSslv Of brave men.
or with having jeopardized the great cause
81 doing Hhat thought wrong"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-31
Wages for Labor-A Battle Cry

We suggest to the Democracy of the
North, says WHkds Spirit Of the Times,
when their officebroking leaders are en-
deayoring to dragoon into the service of the
Southern Aristocracy, battle-cry for the
next National campaign, ::Wages for La
Dor, and let them bear in mind, that the
instant this principal is fully recognized, a
vastregion will be opened to them which
has3hitherto been usurped by the negro
and'his lordly master We want the south
ern country opened to white labor, and the
only way to accomplish that, is to secure
wages to all labor. The lordly idlers, who
live upon the work of other men, will then
gladly employ the labor which is most
profitable and the best. As for the negroes,
they will largely into the army of the
country and as ii is well known fact that
soldiers do not reproduce themselves, large
portion of the problem of their future will
be clearly solved. Let the true Democracy
therefore, rally to the cry Of Wages for
Labor" 1t is the only one which is worthy
OF their name and principles, and it will do
more, by its very sound, to defeat the
Northern micreants who are endeavoring
tomislead them to the support of Southern
Anstocracy and treason, than all other ar
guments combined. The opposition to the
text will come solely from aristocrats and
traitors therefore it will prove the best
tombstone for the separation of the demo
cratic masses from their infamous leaders.
that could be applied. Wages for Labor"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-31

venge themselves upon their conquerors,
SO full of rage were they at their un-
looked for defeat at the hands of STEW
contemplate niggers
A fine watch, taken from the person
of one of the dead officers, was given to
his conqueror, as reward for his supe-
rior bravery, which, becoming known
has excited great surprise and loud com
plant from certain secesh ladies' s'that
the watch Of Confederate officers should
be given to the nasty niger who killed
him, it is a perfect outrage. /" Thus they
all think or say ashamed and confound
ed at the proves Of the negro as com
pared with their much yaunted chivalry.
"W."
Vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 10Th, 1868.