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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-31
F"~T AIJ"@.

The many certificates which have been
rendered us and the letters which we are
daily receiving. are conclusive proof that
among fine women these Ritters have given q
satisfaction which no ether have ever done
before No woman in the land should ho
without them and those who once use them
will not fail TO keen q snnnly.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-31
Chills and Fever. Chills and Fever.
Chills and Fever. Chills and Fever.

One Of the greatest rem dies ever before
tho public. for Fever and
C1RlSTlE'S Aguc. and whlch has re-
ccived thc highest encom-
AGUE inms from the press and
the people is DR..
BALSAM. GHHl>TiE'S AGUE
BAL~AN. Vho would
endure the torture arising from this rrihEe
disease. when it can he ~ easily cured! Who
wou'd endure s!eHp'css nights, burning levers.
md lev, chills alternately, when q remedy
,an be obtained for mere trihe' And yet
lpw many families Finger ont Il painful OK
stcnce under this deadly Hight and do moth
ng but gulp down qsinioc, until it be comes
Is comman as their d lilly meals, and yet they
ire nos relieved. None but the foolish and
weak wcald hesitate to procure this valuable
Medicine, and save themselves intense agonyi
FdhaA .i!r2cQte
The above is onl y one Of the numerous
avorabe notices Of free and untrummeIed
ress. lPioen snch !: powerful trienr! as tho
'ress speaks in its favor, it cannot be other-
Use than popular. ~ r..t i
II. SCOVIL. PRop slEToRt
" rs Randolph st. Chicago
old By al Druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-31
THESE RITTERs

Willnot only Cure but Prevent Diseases
and in, this respect are douhly valuable to the
person who may use them. For
lNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseas-
es of the Nervous System. Paralysis, Piles,
and tor all cases requiring Tonic ~,
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
A.3.8 UNSD-9P ASS-8D!
For Sore Throat so common among the
Clergy. they are trnl~ valuable.
For the aged and infrm and for persons of
n weak consttuton-for Ministers ofthc Cos
mel. LAWYERS. and all public srcakers-for
Book .Keeners. Tailors. Srsmstresses. Students
Artists and all persons leading scdentary
Efe they will prove truly beneficial.
Asa Re~era &C. thev are Wholesome. inno-
cs,t. and de'ici,ns to the taste They produce
al The ryhi'arating effects of Brandy or Wire
without Intoxicating: and are valuable rem
edv for persons addicted to the use of evccs-
s;c- strong drink and who wish to refrain
from it. They are rnre and entirely free
from this reisons contained in the adIlterated
tFine, and Liquors with which the country
is flooded.
These Bittors not only Cure. but Prevent
Di.ease. and shonld he used nv all who 1--we
in a country where he water ia bad n- where
Chi|le and Fevers are prevalent Being en-
tirelv innocent and harma'ess they nav he
o ven freely to Children and Infants with inn
pun;tv. .
PHYSICIANS, C'ergymen and temperance
advocates as an act nfhumani'v. should "a
set in snreadinr these truly valuable RIT-
TIERS over the land and thereby essentially
aid in Vanishing Drunkenness and Disease.
In al 4nec,ions Of The Head. Silk Headache.
or Nervous Hondachr. DIR DDDS lmper-
io' Vine Biters ri be found to be most
SaluterY and Edicaeious.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

u II Commissioner of the Roads and the
8. Town authorities within the judicial Districts
OF Fairfield, Richlsnd, Lexington, E4gefeld.
Barn.vli, and Oranycburg. "a; o required iorthwlta
10 summon all persons in p"ssessiOn OF .iaye'
liable TO Road duty, within the limits OF thor au-
,baritv. I, deliver Que fourth Of their slaves liable
Z, .ucl, duty ut the Depots neartst The cw ner's
residence. on MONDAY, 10Th November next. at
ID o'clock n M, there To await trausp"rtati"n tu
Charleston for thirty days laDor ON The foriincA-
tious. .
II. The aggregate Of the calls .m,de on this
Division, including Lno present call, is four months
I,kor az ,ps.tourth Of all the Road hands. ln
pursuance of the tarms Of the Act, then, the
Commissioners and Town authorities viii only
.r.ouire of the severol shareholders such an am'uat
OF lsbur as will, whom added to TINT already fur
mir n,L. make up such owners quota, l. e., one
,..,t., of ,huir Road hands for four months.
IrC. Labor contributed in advance under this
call will be credited On future eslls.
~. Owners arc requested to furnish their
slaves wi,b spades or shuyels and ratiohs to last
them to Charleston.
V. The Agents sont to receive the regroe, nre
prohibited trcm furni. hing substitutes, aud the
Commissioners, &C., arc requested not 10 rec"s-
pizo receipts given by them for 'nch purpose.
VIM. n. SHANNON,
Agent of thu State 5. c.
Camden. S. C. Oct. l2th, 1859.
as- Ne cary Courier aud NIL papers III tue
p;y;.;on publish ouce y week Tor four weeks.
10, Of 4t ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

PRospEcrs.- 1t remains to be seen what
action the military authorities at Washington
viii take in reg.rdt TO the Army Of the Potc-
tomac, III view Of the pass to which affair,
have been brought hy Tho late campaign. I've.
cry ore in the army her. alrtcs thai active
operations against Richmond by %lisline ere
over Tor this year. | may say, further, that
ever, body is persuaded,bat nothing can ever
be done against Richmond by this line. The
aaap is against our being able TO do anything
effective in this way by any such force as We
now have. Every General in che army agrees
that ,hesonih fidem the James riverls the
Gully line on which io operato directly against
Richmond. If. therefore, The Army Of the
Potomac is for the present t. do nothing, we
.houll AT, once abandon the wilderness, iorii-
" the fords of the Potomac, man the detenccs
1t Washington thoroughly, and send swo or
three. OF. our best corps to tie decisive theatre
of the war in the Southwest. When the bust
+, ness there il once we'll done up, It WILDE no
longer a question either Of Richmond or of
Virgini..-N. Y. Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend with Mr.. Mpy, the Collector, at
q the time and places mentioned by him, to re-
cove Returns, and mako Assessments, not already
made. of tho !. Tax in Kind Also, take the
quarterly returns of ;hc amount Of gross sales Of
r.vi. tered tax. for tho quarter ending 30th Sept.
Every person who, as Trustee, Guardian, Tn-
tor, Curator, Committee, Executor or Administra-
tor. or az Agent, Attorney in fact, or factor, Of
any person or persons, who have failed to max,
return. to mac, are hereby notified that they vii!
lave an oppo. tunisy o: doing SO 6y. mssting me me
a: my appointments. Thuy are held respon>ihi,
iur al Laxos duo from the Estate, income money,
or property in their poss9ssion, or under nude ,h their
control. Aud if any SHOULD fail to nVaii ,hem,
selves Of tho prcsont opportunity, the penalty OF
the law will be. strictly enforced in every instance
At the SANS time / will make an estimate, as
the Law directs, Of ill "ncnt Cattle, Horses and
Mules. not used in cultivation, and asses owned
hr ,,ch ncr.op." Planters and Farmers will take
due notice thereof, and govern themsclses accord
;nylv. h. C. GRIFFIN,
Assessor 18th Col. Dist.
40 IF AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
OFFICE PURCHASING ACT SUBSISTENCE

VI Z I'm r UhCGh O1Nu -h0-4 -
HpoEPIEIp DISTRICT, Edgeheld S. c., Oct ~.
Ee virtue of my appointment AS Purchasing
ID and lmpressing Agent in tho Subsistence
department C.. S. Army, for q portion OF THO
District, I respectfully beg leavs to say to the
Partners ipcladed 10 my portion u tho District
that I am ready to receive and receipt fnr their
portion Of The Tax in Kind due the Confederate
States. ut either Of my Stors-Rooms, MT Edge
6eld q. H., Ninefy-six Depot, Hamburg, or at
Ri;ge T. 0,
Willie I shall cndeavor, in the discharge of my
d,licaie duty, to avoid ahy apparent or real i'll
terfsreucc with ,hv rights Of all persons, never
.heless I wiil+frmiy and f~earlcs:ly proceed te lin
press all Subsistence Stores that may be hold ny
parties in specu:ation. And I hereby wnrn all
such 10 de,ist fr"m purchasing sarplica above the
rates fxed in the Schedule of the lupresslng
Comlh issioners for South Carolina.
All the snrpius produce OF the country will DO
REQUIRED fr the successful prosecution of tho
War, and 1 earnestly appeal to tho citizens Of
tho District, to couie up promptly to- the support
IF the Government We feel assured that, upon
proper reflection, any one must feel that it is bet
ter to sell to tho 1pycrnn!Snt at II fair equivalent
than to the Spectator at any price.
This 10 the most trying hour With US and We
%certaialy will not longer aid and abct tho specu-
la;a. In bringing ruinrupon ourselves.
Pcrsons having snns!stehce H'otee VI 'a'o ~
be rendering a services to the country bypronpty
Offering tllr, sau,c to Inc n Eagefirll G. IL.
All good ii items are respectfully requested to
report 10 me any Que known t" them whole
hnlujnc his supplies for Speculation, otherwise
a great many vii evatlo tina duty they owe y"
their country. Any COMMUNICATION Of the kin!
addressed to me vt Ridge P. O., will be c'nidcn-'
tally received and Immediately attended, TO.
T. WATSON, Jn.,
Purchasing Agent Edsehold Dist:
n.4o1 H ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
oFFuEsgF A. c.s.EIyISi0N NOT.

= Sr.sM iTTHFWs' uct Isl, i:b'.
In;PrAIN FElLMAN WATSON, Junior. is
C-h-rehy app intei an Asr.t FOR thi. pep;rt-
,nnpt &. 4 NORTON Of Elgetirld District. Ills
lime win extend from Mr.. Joel ~rsidgelfs gu toe
Coinmkfa Road, to chsppe!p. Depot on Green
viiie L Columbia Railroad thence t : Ninety Six
Depot (inclusise,) from thence To: Furyss Ferry
on the Savannah liver. (via Liberty H;l:i From
thence down the Savannah River tn Hamburg
from thence down TIE South Carolina Railroad to
The Rnrnw II lime from .henee the Di:ttietline
between Eage6cla, BarnweIl and Lexington as
iar MS Mr.. Ridgenr..
He is authorized to purchase subsistence sup
plies for This Department, aud also WLsa nlcessa.
ry to seiz. The supplies held by these who refuse
To sell ~ The. Government.
Hr IL authorized To receive and receipt far the
portion of The Tax in Kind consisting of Wheat,
Buckwhear, Mdiasses, Ground Pens, Bacnn aud
Potatoes. JOHN F.rRlLEY,
Capt. 4 A.:C. g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

49,
ADE,EKvEp CoMpiLMsNT.-rhe PreSiden'
durifg hissi4it to Macon, made b speech in
which he paid Georgia and her daughters a
vell-inerited compliment. According to lh-
Mscon Confederate ne
Spoke in glowing lsngna.e of the de
votion that Georgia had shown since the strug
Gle hegan-rhst tile blood OF her braves had
crimsonod every hattie field O! the revolution
from Bethel Church to CLickamauga, and that
much was due to to the ~unconquerablo vsio,
OF Georgia troops in beating back the %i,yate-
who had undertaken the task Of s~uhjug.tins
the South. He also paid a high compliment
to the women Of Georgia, who had been in-
deiatigable iu their labor %otlove. in behalf Il
their gallant deG nders, and %unliring in them
zeal for the comfort IF the sick and wounded
soldiers of the army. He expressed himself
confident that nothing was wanting to cstak.
lish, successfully, our republic, on the princi.
pie If the capabiiity Of Southern %free,nen for
self government. than unity Of purpose anr
action in the resent war, among all classe.
Never was there a.people less divided thar
ours-not even the divisions that marked In,
revolution of &c, Wing and Tory prevailed
and he hailed the fact az an assurance Of fina
triumph over our inplacable foes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
G1g16th A16atissy.
By gINxIas, pURIsog sec.

Ias NERnsnE Qua SoLDIERs.-rhe army
correspondent 49,, h.cLnond L .4uircr, mrl.
ting FROM Cuipeler Court fics>e, va, under
aate.of Oct. 20. reu.arks THUS in regard 10 The
nesds ,ofour soldiers in that section
.iore closing, let me say a word to our
hoLs folks about the ahosiess soldier. That
mUrd shall be-sGn. 10 aud tfae.icaL | hasa
seen brave men Tho had walked all the way
irom the Eapiusn to Bristow or.tionand back
to Culpeper With bare feet. AMI these are
,nev who had never struggled, but We're always
ready to meet the Toe. ! saw. those men Un
yesterday mornipg making their way withthe r
uncovered feet through mud and mire and
siosn, il; the midst Of q heavy rain, With as
much inditferen; e " the. storm, aud mure Of
bupyancy aud cheerfuiness Tran can we'll b.
imagiueu, underth the circumstances. The Gov
srnmeut cannot furnish these men. Sha |
private muniGcence fail2 Must the men VIII.
are standing like q wall Of lire between US
and LIE zoe 20 aforementioned of their coun
trymcn, and actually suffer Tor clothing, when
private ilberslaySooald readitysupplenentths
government astohctency Shoes aud SOCKS,
Iuo, afc needed. Mhere aro our brave wo
men, and why 6n they not respond Are
tnsir Ahcug hts turned from patriotism to greed
ofgxin 2 Both the married and unmarried
iidIes should get I'd AID at once send
sno.s to the soldiers, and socks to these VIII
are uns,pplie1 Rith this necessary article VI
wearing apparei.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.


GESER1L Orders 40. ~.
n THE enrolment; reu ell to be- nado ny Con.
L. cral Orders No. II, heretofore issled IRON this
ulics, in pursuance Of the Act Of tho General AS.
,smbly. s0ih September. 1888. heing shontcomple-
tod, 4 is hereby announced that unless q suid-
siont number OF con,panivs of Mounted %l-fantrJ
arc .Eered IS volunteers before the twelfth day
If Nuv.mber instant. to meet the objects provided
for by said Act. orders will be issued To form
conpanio. of Infantry from the effective men so
surolloa and liable to State service under sSi'
AIT. and to organize them into Battaliens aud
isugimruis. Is provided Tor by said Act.
IL. Nothing III .his urdrr /. intended ~ prevent
two or more conipaui.. o: Cavalry aud ohc OF Ar
ti,lsry fran being accepted il offered by tho time
above specified.
III. II u ruticient rumber of troop cannot be
rni.ed ir"n the pcr.ous directed to ste enr"lfss
uuier said Act, then "a cali may be mado Ter ali
additional humber under the Act 9th February,
lSG2. BY command
A. DARLINGTON,
Aajntant and Inspector General S. {,
f~ Papers of the State copy one week.
Nov IL 1t -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
A Valuable Residence
FOX SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE THAT BEAUTIFUL
b Residence and PLANTATION wi,ereon
tno lion. Arthur Sin. kills resided ut tho tune OF
hi. death, containing one Hundred Forty Acres,
and situate within tho c. rporats limits Of Edge
field Village.
This is certainly a very desirable residence, be-
ing located in u retired out convenient situation,
and has al necessary buildings attached, new and
in good repair, with a beautiful grove OF oaks III
circliny the premises. Tie Dwelling has otx
large Kupms. well yontiiatei, and IL large base
ment Story.
About Forty Acres of ,hi. Tract are well wo-ded
anil will furnish nrc-wooi Tor The place ior p,any
yssrs. About Thirty Acres are. cnuicc bott"ni land
highly productive, with an adralrsbie rAstnraF'
tur 4 limited numb-r of cattle. The remaind'
of the Tract is good upland IN y hno state -
cultivation.
ii not soli at private salo. before salo '7y in
; December n,x,, | Will scu tte said place at
Edgri.ld c. II, Oh that day to the highest ';1-er
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Agour
Cor IL. W. ADDISON.
. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11


/. TAKE CARE OF CUR SoImERs.--There is
one thing certain. Unlcss prompt steps art
taken, our soldiers i'll Tie army " Tennessee
will autf. r greatly from cold TIE coming Wtr-
ter. Arrangements should be made in every
community 10 furnish them with blankets, OF
semeibing to shield thenl FROM the piercing
winds OF that MOUNTAINOUS country.
People -aLhome should now bear in mind
that every blanket, overcoat or piece OF car
pet sent To the army within tPe next ioui
weeks, will be equivalent to DO many recruits
in The ranks. something must be done to
provide winter clothing, 'r our hospitals will
be filled with eiek soldiers, nhd tile army Fell.
dcrei almost unfit tor active duty by re~sons
Of rheuluatisli>, pieuulonla and p.eurisy. !:
is getting high time TO econonliSe human lie
il our armies. if We hepc to succeed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
EDGEElELD DISTRICT.

lV ORDINARY.
10y ". F. Dul.1SoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Whereas, JACOB 5. Long, has applied to me for
Letters OF Administration, de 6onis mon, on ali
and singalnl the goods aud %ehattels, rights ana
credits Vi Wui. Smaller, late of tho District aioro-
Those are, therefore, to cito and admorlsh all
and sinsulnr, the kindred and, creditors OF the
said deceased, to bc and appear before ne; At OF
next O.diuary's Court Tor the said District, to ho
holden Ut Edsshcld c. ii. on the 18th !.y OF NOV.
ae1t, to SLOW c.aSe, ii any, why the said admin's'
tration should nuL Dc granted.
Given uirtor my baud and seal, this Slst d'y
of October 80, he year of our Lord one thoa-
sand eight hundred and si3ty-'hree, ana " .n'
.,sbty-olrhth year of the Independence of the
''''' u W. E. %DURIsOB.o o. ED.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

GENERAL THOMAS. Personre," in his lsA
letter to The Courier, from Lookout MGsss,ain,
says
The appointment Of General Thomas as the
successor of General Rosecrans, appears 10
rfford satisfaction throughout the aimY: and
10 none NOR. than 10 Gencral Bragg. Them
as ~as his first Lieutenant in Mexico; be-
fore the 1ar hew as y rab.d secessioni.t since
the, war he la. become a radicsl abolitionist /;
ard may be summedup mentally and pnJ-
sically in the language of Gen. Bragg; as u
brave, slow, obstinate and pesverse man"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
srars OF sourn cARoLiNA
Adjutazt and Inspector Generals Office.
CoLrNBtA,. November z, 1863.

GENERAL oRDERS NO. II.
4. GENERALLY Order No. "a, heretofore issued
Z. fro,u this Office, prohibited prrAons between
til. ages of sixteen aud eighteen fr'ln entering
any military organizations, except such u.s. ARE
authorized. and calloll for hy The Governor and
Conn III ander-in chie'. and. in c"nscq ence If !
Card appearing in tbs paper. under the signsturc
,r ]. Ii. ANDREWS. Inviting persons VI Oar the
4ss ID -eigh,c.n year,, and porous not liab!o Ia
c.nscrir!ion TO join a COM fary for service he
ycnd .hs.Iim:ts e til, s;.s:, SID order is her.h.'
reiterated, with the addition. that no pcrs n un
ier the W., "f ~.i:htcHn ye'rs. aud no pnrscn now
liable l., con.ciiution. under the Acts of C"nsress.
in thi. STATE, will DO aiiuwrd to enter any such
organizations. BY Ct mmand:
a. C. DARLINGTON,
A.jutan. ana Inspector General 5. c.
cnsr- Paper, Of the State publish twice.
Nny IL Ct As.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

FaoM Nu.rN CaRoLlsA.-Tue' Wilmington
journal Of the Ali says; A report has reach
ed Wilmington tina. a Yankee mereLsut yes
sel LAST week came into SwAusbIro, eiu er
mistakins it for Beaufort, or else surprising
thar it WAS occupieds5hyths enemy. The re-
p.rr adds that Tire vessel wss takenby SOME
Confederate Troops thenrat S~walsboro, or lite
vicinity, and that The CARGO valuable one,
has been secured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

Huc CaoLERA.-Sseedyand ED;ciual Care.
Tar and grease'mi1edi in equal proportions
Is a Ger sin an,idote far this prevalent aud
fatal di.rasc. Tn. no e Of. trentm.at is a.
si.nrle AZ rho remedy itself. Catch the inf CT
Ell srin,al,. turn it nIon i.s hack, gss it, and
d.ench it with nearly a gill of tho m'xtfr-.
The c.f.ctis almost instaf''aneuns. In 3 few
hours the animal regains its appetite, aid is
seen busily engaged in quest Of iood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

- A hsssrso prison hna been rstxbliahed at
Salisbury, North Cafolina, for the reception of
all political prisoners and hostage. held by tho
Confederate government. Tits designed to keep
the classes of prisoners entirely distinct.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
x~eorIp NOT SraxDstr-Fte Other day

eorEB NOT SrASDetr!-Tte other day
(sars,the Macon telegraph. aconntry weon
came to Town. and the, conteats-a few pieces
ot bacon sou:v. syrup, u little lard, S.--wrry
dr POI, i oi X teS. ling rates, say >S:29225 ner
pour.i for bacon; 81 per gallon lar syrup;
81 50 for lard, &C., and 50 on-the load
amounting in gross to y ltl" abort Of srv,n-
teen hundred dull.rs. Alter this traes4csion,
the producer copreiced q negotiation for =
water bucket. but finding it, valued ut three
or G.oar dollars. declared he could never aitord
To pay any such price az that.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

THe Way OF IBR WoElD.-A man was in
our ofice last Tuesday Yith Ollie gallon OF
honey, in the comb, for which lis exceeding
generosity forbade him to ask but thirty dol
lars. After demanding this ex' rbitant price,
he 6sagcd n copy of tns Patriot, tell copies, OF
which, two year. ago. would have paid Tor the
wuols Of his honey.-Greensboro' Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
CDCEFIELD DISTRICT,

EUGEFIEHU UIoInIO1'
IN ORDINARY.
'Dyw. F. DuRfSOE, Esd, Ordinary OF EaFe-
= field District. ...,,.a >,
ne for Letters OF Administration s"n ms "..
'a1. .;sht, and credit. of Thomas TimxaerDiau,
Isto Of the District sforesnid, deed. ~
'"; ~, arS. therefore, TO cite and admoni'h all
md singular, tho kinll n and creditors Of sho ss,a
u .ss.sa. H. he AMI appear before ns, ut our Is1t
oydiuary,s Court Tor lilo said District, 60 be holden
:, Edve8.ld c. H., ON the 18th do, Of ho'.Is1t,
- snow cause, ii any, VII, tho said Administrator
'h1 %inan n,drr NV hand and seal, this Slst day OF
a.. - III, ys,r OF our Lord one thousand eight
lied md .ixty-three, and p~ths Ssth year OF
~. independence of South Caro;ins.
'hs ". F. D6Rls0E, o.E.D.
-. 1sss q ~
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order fpo,n W. E. Dnrisoe,
Esq, o. aipary EdgehaId District, VIC will sell
at the lato residence ot e. r. MCDANIEL, de-
ceased, OF TUESDAY, the ]7th November next,
MI the Personal Estate OF d.id deceased, consist
ing vi
EIGHrEEN NEGROES,
FIVE MILES, TWO MARES,
CATTLE, SHEEP, STOCK AND FAT HOGS,
EIGHT HUNDRED BUSHELS CORN,
ABOUT FOUR BALES COTTON,
WHEAT, OATS, PEAS, SHUckS,
Ono Buggy aud Harness, One Four horse Wagon,
me Ok Wagon,
Household and Kitrhen Furniture, Blacksmith
and Plantation Tools, &C., &c.
TEHMs.-sums under SO Cash,-ovcr that
amount on u credit Of Twelve months with inte-
r,st from day OF sale. Purchaser. to give Note
ARTIMUS HOLSON,
y. +. GLENTUN,
oct q sts4a Administrator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11
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0UR Kindred DOLLARS REWARD

'RUNAWAy from ne two yeurs ago. two negro
IL women, CLARENDkh and LIE. Clar-
ender is u dark mulaitu about forty years Of ago.
Lis is 4 bright mllatto, about tnonty-one years
old,-botn uf goed size. l think they have been
.harborci in this District and the lower part Of
AbbcyiIle. l will give Two Hunirel Dollars for
the apprehension Of tho two women, and Two
Hundred Dollars for the detection Of tho thief Or
harbcrer. w q. GARDNER.
Hamburg, Sept % 6m IS :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-11

Tie London Times, in speaking of theAmer-
lean statements in regard to the Russian |, e;
in American waters, says: That the Russian
squadron vi The EASTERN ocean should winter
in an American port to escape the ice IN the
Baltic Sea, aud thus be- nearer its cruising
ground In the spring, is nothing more thai q
nautical circumstance.