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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-22

= II seems TO be tho design OF certain
class Of journals to. magnify as largely as
possible the riotous demonstrations here
and elsewhere. For three days past
they have paraded reports of riots, in
resistance Of the draft at several places
here actually no disturbances whatever
have occurred, .and upon the strength Of
their manufactured reports have insisted
that there was on all sides an "uprising
of tho. peopleN IN defence Of their "rights.0
Thus, two journals which have done
all in their power 70 incite and enoour-
age The rioters, yesterday published
flaming accounts OF riot at Princeton,
New Jersey, adding that 10 was the pur-
pose OF the people not to permit any SOL
diers TO pass through that place for New
York But there has been no riot at
Princeton in proof Of which statement
append despatch received direct
from Professor John Mclean, Of the Col.
lege, as follows
"The statement in the E1pyess and
World, respecting mob in Princeton, is
altogether false. i~r-ih h.
. ,.ia .il4. .l. "JoHE MoIEAN."
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SgashriIle Staipu.
Freedom and Nationality. ,
$. @. rrEaCER, Edit0r.
.fFroa The Indianapolis Iournll

81 = Il From the Indianapolis Journai y ~
AN Inside view of the Rebel Army.
We are indebted TO The gallant Col,
j. ". Wilder,o of this State, whose dash
ing attacks on the rebel lines ia Ten
Ressee, and uniform success, have earned
him so enviable fame, for ths document
which we publish below. It was caps.
tured during his recent brilliant expedi-
ton, from q rebel courier who was taxi
ing il TO headquarters. That there may
be no question of its genuinanessi and of,
the truth of the revealatioDsitm axes, wo'
may state that we print from The origiitfl
and not copy, the Colonel having fofs
warded il 60 us, just as il was taken from
the courier, II contains the signatures
of General Hsrdee, General MackaH,
General Bushrod johnson, Gen. Stewart,
Colonel Hughes, of the 25h Tehneasoe
Regiment, and long defense is append-
ed, iHthe handwriting Of General Johh
II. Morgan. As a collection OF rebel
autographs It is quite a Curiosity, aad
Col. Hughes letter complaining. of the
depredations Of Morgan's men Is antin-
teresting exhibition of rebsl proficiency
in the "art and mystery Of spelling.
col, HueHEs's coArpLA1Nr OF MbRoAN's
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PROSPECTUS
NASHVILLE. ] / Union.
Tho NIuvilLr UaoS was eommenced last spring,
,or tbo purpose Of opposing tho Rebel Southern Con-
iederacy and advocating lho restoration Of Federal
authority, without any sbttswehh over h 'heStateS
wbleh tAgb htterhtscd 20 seccdo. M Object WIS to
pcocalra tlradoetnes of lberty Ind Union, as they
aere once Spbsed by Che fathers OF the Republic,
but which for more than one year--the long ana
dreary carnival OF treason-had beon unspoken ana
unwrllteu in the Capital Of the State Of ANpHhw
JaoKsosnnd were treasured pp only In tho hearts OF
no faithful. We beloved ,hat the right way TO con
duct loyal journal, In city like Nashville, at such
a time as tlia, wns 10 raise fhe whaUfihg qnd tmid
up to the truo standard Of patriotism, and not to
lower thgstandifdof patriotism after the manner OF
some otber jsHaalrtos spit igdepreyed tastes Of the
somiloya and synpathi2ers with tho Highlnend dy-
nasty.
support and as ocsal who oppose, the Union Of the
staies. rs watohword 3 FREEpon AND NAroSALrTr.
with rebels aid traitors it has no compromiso to
make. II contends tor she Federal Constitution and
me Laws made in pursuance thereof as tho svPBESE
Law op THE LAND, anything init the Constitution and
laws VI any Of tho States 20 the contrary notwith
standing. ..t N.t Nl.t ldnih
II contends for the Union Of the States, because
without II the preservation Of our liberties and inst
lutIons and tho iganisatioa of society itself are
wholly Impossible. Therefore, whatever Stands In
tho way Of cfdihg out tho rebellion and restoring
ho Union must perish, no matter tg what name It
bo called. it N skh@h Fi-
Whom thousands OF our citizen soldiers Jay down
their lives upon the altar Of th0ir country as sacr-
fee above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any igPoble motive Of
scIf interest shond make any man waver p his 10y
eltn ahere bs.apy steh.llet them look at tho
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Doueson, Murfrecsboro and
Trcdericksburg, and blush AZ their wiokedness and
Jolly. Love for our country should now oyershadow
every otbsr feSllps and he a iu patriot who loves
bis houses, ands or nogroes with tthe Of the devo-
ton which h6 foeis for MS country. Even prudent
selhshness should compel TO be patriots, for who
Bn hops 70 aaye his own treasures rom the wreck ei
ruinod and dismembered UEion7
weNsant to SEQ ;h5 land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine OF an honorable peace, based upon
tho complete and unconditional submission of the
rebcs now inarms, ana not III UP with The dsoeitul
glow bf a psscs based mop leqasculate loyalty, and
concessions to traitorsthe glow. of meteor which
would shino only to botray and going opt would
leave Us Ia adarinrss tenfold more gloomy Than thai
which prevailed before. 'r-f t't'
These are tho sentiments and views which thu
UNION viii continue to advocate through whatever
oistorm or sunshine may await It in the future, an'
ask the support Of al who believe It to be import
lutthat athoroughly and vigorously ioyai newspspe
should bspuhlehsdfn Nashville.
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take proper and energetic measures TO
remedy this crying evil. BY ~.
w w. mccall, Chief of staff.
Respectfully referred to Gen, Morgan,
whose attention is called 70 endorsement
Of General MsekAll. 49,,
IA .,s ,.t, By order Of 4 >.ss.. N
49,. .i,ssi.is MAJ, GES. WiIEkiea (,
D @. REEp, A, A. G.v Fs..s '''.H +.
hiNs, ssi} MORGAN sDEFENkE. IA -F sa'
$50 1IsADdu &BTERs 1IoadAx's Drvts1oN,) d
rif9xsg aSparta, june "A, 1868. (
Respectfully rbtutned. siA7w .,.,
The evil complained Of Is indeed
crying one. know Of bht two ways to
redress it---either to pay some slight at
tention TO Che waits Of cavalry, or TO ro.
move them altogether from Tie section of
country which has been completely eaten
cut. Regiments, biga1es, and divisions
OF cayairy are ordefed into section Of
country where the inhGbitants have q
bare subsistente, and hre expected to do
the severest kind Of duty IN scouting and
pi6keting without any supplies whstso-
ever being furnished Tor either them
selves orSheirhorses. 0fcourse, in such
cases Che inhabitants .must suffer g., q
cettainextent or fhe sold iers must starye.
For a long time,. while portion of my
command was ssatioped near Woodberfy
and Brady vile, the horses had but from
four 10 Eve ears Of corn per diem, and the
men were starved In nearly the same RAJ
tio. Representation after representation
Of the case was sent up, and pe notice
whatever was taken Of It. Whose fault
then, is it that the citizen snflers2
Is il the fault of the soldier, or is il the
Government that sends him to such o
place, and neglects TO supply bis wants
in any particular? The soldier may be
starving, complaint after complaint, may
be sent up. by the officers, but no
notice is taken oi the matter Let
however, some fellow who SPELLS cavalry
with an sendup paper stating that q
few ears of corn have been taken from
some old woman who has aTquantity
concealed, and.instantly tho evil becomes
a crying one. Is this justioe2
The strictest orders have been issued
70 my command in regard 10 thehe mat
tiers, and these etoTders have been lrigidly
enforced as far as practicable. The army
measures recommended by Col. Hughes
have, in all cases. been adopted. i feel
confident that, most, Of the stealing,
swapping, etcs complained Of has not
been committed by my troops, nor by
any regular cavalry command, but by
bandso marauders who travel through
the country on the track Of ,ap army,
claiming To belong new. TO one command
and now TO another which commands OF
course get the credit Of their depredA-
tiOns,rti nsi,e$Tsfa .afJoHN II MoRcAN,
s .,pskAasAlna " PFigadisr General.
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List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post of1ce at Bdgeheld
H. C. H.. S. O., 3lst Mar. 1853. Persons call
ing for Letters on this list will. please say " Ad-
vertised."
A, B, CA Able, Mrs F Burton. S Burton,
Barbory care of Mrs G Jones, N Burton, Miss
NJ Burton, N Busby,2 2, W ] Bryan, / = Barns,
" X Bradley, c Boss, " Cruwiy, A J cammesh-
err, Miss N Cbares, Chandler 4 Co., ID Cogburn,
Mrs a Corley-
D, E, G.--Miss R Devlin, Dean, Miss E
Edwurdd, Mrs o S Edwards, " S Garrett, T
Green. II B Gullmun.
H, ], L.-Dr Huges,1W G Harris, Nrs J Head,
Mrs J Henson, NJ J Hill, W II Harrison, J B
d Harris, 7 Hamilton, Miss S 4 Hill, Sarah Har-
ris, A P Johnson, Miss P johnson, Miss n Jones,
Dr. W Fl Jennings, Mrs 81 Jones, Mrs Under.
M, N, OIL Mobley, 81 h Marrah, W 3 Mob
ley, Mrs 4 Murtcn, IA Mayson, S McCarter, A
j Mccarty, L Miles, J Morgan, J New, = o'Con-t
nor.
P, R, s.-Mrs R ] Pihhoknsy, Miss N Paul, Miss
L Roads, Miss N C Roberts, WA Samuel, Capt
Seriven, - harptol;1J Smith for Ester, J r
Shofsr, 2, G Stroller, Lieut. " Smith. Mrs R.
Stcdbaln, C Swearengin, ] Shohcr, Capt souhor,
J Smith, Miss e Smith, J d Smith, L WeSAith,
NJ A. Samuel, Miss s swes7ipgsp, Ass ArsNear-
ingen, Mrs 2 Snith.
+, Wy rafb, Miss H Tillman, Miss S Tot.
ter, Or ] n Trotisr, " NJ Williams, 2. &c Will
lisms,. MICS EA Ware, A Whit.lo, MisaM Wood
word, FIR Walker, y p Watson, s Woodruff, Mrs
e A White. A. RAMSAY, P. II.
Apr "a ct Is
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Yankee accounts Of the Attack on
- CharIeaton.

RICHMOND, April l5.-Tbe Wig has North.
ern dates to the l3ih, In their accounts Of
the Charleston fight they say that the fire
which opened on the Keokuk Of four or Eve
hundred guns has never, perhaps, been equal
led in the history Of the world balls struck
her every moment. Her guns worked with
aigor and precision, but it soon became 'evi-
dent that sbe WIS not as i~mpregnable as
Ericsson's Monitors. AS an Ironclad. she
was q, failure. Rebel balls seemed to pene-
trate her as easily as q wooden vessel. Dur
lug thirty minutes one hundred shots struck
her, ninety of which weFe water line shots
sho wau perfectly riddled, and sunk mex,
morning. She lad thirteen seriously wound
ed, two ,mortally. The IronSides was not
seriously damaged.
Tht rebels mIstook q scow which broke
Dose for a " devil"
The Yankees sum up the results Of the It
tack thus: ave have entered Charleston
harbor, made a successful reconnaissance, en-
gagged the rebel forts three hours, damaged
Sumter pretty seriously, lost one vessel, and
had a crowning proof of the invulnerability
Of the Monitor fleet. Arrangements were
being made to blow up the keokuk. 1t is
reported hat further action for the presenI
has been suspended"
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Interesting to Teachers.
Edgefield Female Institute!

IN consequences or the death of the late Prinei-
Il pal and Proprietor, JoHy r. GwALraEr, thls
PROPERTY Is NOW OFFERED FOR BALE
OR RENT.
The LOT embraces i've acres, near the contre
Of the Village. and within three hundred yards OF
three. Churches. The IMPROVEMENTS are all
pew-erected in 1850. The Main Building has q
front Of seventy-,uu'feet, with handsome ffdted
columns. Theecentre has a7drpth Of eighty fset,
giving Il HALL forty-tuo feet by sixty. There
are Rooms enough for School purposes, for the
Principals family, and for Twenty Boardert.
The plan c%nntsmpla,cs tho addition Of Wings
should it be found necessary.
Edgefeld Village is near tho centre OF one Of
the largest and wealtbiest Districts in the State,
and offers many inducements to the entorprising
Teacher. As there 10 No other School of the kiud
in the District, it is confidently believed that :his
will continue to receive ample patronage, if under
prop.r management. The late DR.. VII. B. JonS-
SON was very successful hero, rs q Teacher, for
moro than twenty years. -E'
There has been mo c~essation OF the School. The
undersigned viii continue its management for bis
brothers. family till next July. He will BIZ glad
to send Catalogues 10 those Wishing information
or to correspond with thuse who may desire ~
purchase Or rent. Address
l.. R. .aWALTEEY,
ai4 -. S&Edgefeld, s. G..
Feb IL. st .. g e.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID fold District.
Whereas, George n. spcarman hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the good and ehaL.los, rights and gratis
of John A. crowder late Of Ike District, aforesaid,
deceased, 49,
TLesa are, therefors, to cite and udmonish all
and singular, the kindred and c~Feditors of tas said
deceased, to DC and appear before me, at our next
Ordinayy's Court for the said District, 10 be holden
at Edgsheld Court House, on the Goth day Of Ayr
inst, TO show cause, if any, Why the said admin
~istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 18th day Of
April, in the yoa- Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and si1ty-three, and in the eighty
seventh year of the Independents e $. Carolina.
v. 7. 1tRfsoE, 0.n.n:
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Late Northern News.
RICHMOND, April IS.

RICHMOND, April IS.
The Petersburg Express, of to-day, contains
Northern dates of the 18th.
The Herald says the attempt to take Charles
ton is abandoned for tho present, the experiment
having proved too hazardous. The fire frem the
batteries was tremendous, as the condition Of trs
Ks,kuk shows. shp vua riddled ihrout ~ and
through With sii!f .tssl shot furnished the rebels from
England. - y
The ~Iroasides received as shot', the &eokuk
40, weehawken 60, MOntauk 90 Passaic IS, Naa-
tuckot 81, Catskil 81, Patspsco 40, Nahaat so.
The Herald's correspondent from tho blaokwa-
tor gives an accounted Longstrecss advance upon
Suffolk and tho capture of the ontposts.
Lieut.. Col. kimball comn anding Hawkins
Zousyes, Just arrived as re~inforcements, was
killed by Gen. Corcoran or, Monday. Corcoran
ATTEMPTED to pass without the eouatersign and
was stopped by Kimball.
Gold closed in New York Oh the 14th atl34s
bid, a. -
The. Express also AAas hsvss tre@ saasik: ,on
liz. lS' f.aksss al ttiii5Fs IN hat diry, :;
"Gen. Keys, commanding tho department had
issued an order stating that the proximity OF inc
Confederate forces rpudcss it proper to notify all
foreign eonsuls and their families, all women,
children and other persons notin The service.oi
the United States, who prefer safslp to tho conflict
war, that on the aprronch.of the enemy to any
town or village within that department and TIC
range Of Union gum, such town OF village w
be fred without further consideration.
Tho ~ci,izsna ps Gsssioik hsve been required 10
dclisnr up al, 6fe, smass'i in tkeff possession.
TAe' Express mentions a report from Q perfectly
reIiable Sources fha! two Yankee gunboatS and
oOu prisoners were %Iuaptu,Vd near Suffolk. No
official confirmation Of the report has been 70
ccised bore. 81.
At a late Cabinet meeting hold to consider FOR
eipu relations, energetic measures against tne
policy of England in allowing boats for the Con
foderacy to DO builsin. her ports, were discussed
Lincoln, Seward anil Wellos, favored oonc!iiatarS
efforts. and tho bal,ucc Of the Cabinet savooa-
led priyatoering, sto. 4he government, II u
atssed, has ads;iices that hvo powerful rams ar'
Tho. Cincinnati Commercial: Of tho IN, say
that Lhe pows from the department Of the Missis
,iprf is not encouraging, and that tho auth orlue
nt. Wnshin gton' on sht to be aware that GRANT u
entirely unequal to the vast responsibilities oi mn
nosition. The thing wantod il. the West i 3 coz
eeutraiion Of the timles under o opSpetspti'aaef
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Notice.

HEAyING purchased Of the AImiuistrasor the
T1 interest Of C. W. HODGES, Decd. in the
brin of c. W. & j. b. HODGES, 1 will continue
the BUSINESS in my own namo, and hope by strict
attention to the wants of the people to merit their
patronage. I will endeavor to keep up rs COM:
pIpte a stuck Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, 40, a.
these blnekade-times will allow, and viii; sell ss
low az ! eau possibly afford
As the Administrator wishes to close the Estate
Of C. W. Hodges, decd, it is particularly requeat-
ed that ail indebted to tho firm Of CIV al. B.
HODGES, will call on the Subscriber and settle
forthwith. -.,t J. B. HODGES,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22
Public Sale J.

mr. WILL Sell to the highest bidder onRRlDAY
IL the oath April, ny HOUSE and LOT con.
In lining about Fifteen Acres, Together WIN
Household md Kitchen Furniture; ono Miich
Cow, one Buggy and Harness, ono ono Hor'o
Wagon, q few Plantation Tools @cy.@ &C.
TERMS.-All sums of and under $50 cashTau
over on u credit until the lst-January me-. WIZ
inrerest Purch,sers to gige notes ana .T ,r g0ou
sepa.liss' p sih"1s
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, -.
IN ORDINARY.
John NJ. Stidham, Applicant,

Ella stidham, Alice stiah.m, Ira Std.
ham, Jas. Stidhan, ct a. Defendants.
DY.nn order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed
u to sell ut EdgeGeld C.-H., on the first Mon
day in May next. for Partition, tho Real Estate Of
John .Stedham, deceased, consisting Of a tract or
parcel of land known as the Robertson Dean Tract
lying nna:being il 'the District and State aforesaid,
containing ono hundred snd.dfty: FIVE Il 55}aerss,
more or Less, adjoining lands of Theophilus Dean,
Robert Bryan, George Free and Others.
Terns-0n a credit unit! the first. day of De-
cember next, Tho purchaser to give Bond and
good security. and a ,Mortgage'toth the Ordinary to
cash. Titles extra. L. JONES, s R.D.
April 8, 1869. 1t IL
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Notice.

lick GMEATHAM will Stand y: sam-
Oh Aondaya, l'uesdsy., iwisdnesasysr aud Thurs
days.-at Harmon Gallmans the remainder o'
the week. Ee will commence bis Season ihrst Of
February and ana tho 10th day Of June, He will
renaia Ut bis stable until Arst OF March-itsr
time sim 10 uill alternsts:7 a''r'I,Ht a.
TH0nty-Ers Dollars, will DO charged for the
Season. do not desire him 10 80 - mare thaa
.orenty.sve Mares.
His pedigree ia / known to the Ercedsrs IN Edge
field. e,s al - Tho. G.. BACON.
Fob ~. Sns .m..
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: Runaway

1r1RoM the subscribsr's plantation on the 10Th
inst, his Negro boy HAMP. Said HAM,
Il ds K completed. about Ave feet five or sit
high. It is likely he will mako for aiken,
Bcech Island, or the neighborhood of Mt. spear.
mans, OF, Dry Crock, where he formerly ilged:
will nav a suitable reward to any person taking
him up and giving him Ave hundred lashes, de-
iiyorcd to me or lodged In Jill 20 that can get
- -, rig, &c, W0OH :;
Gold Springs, April II, 1858. 8r II
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State of South Carolina,

Ell U n I 1 II I'D III j ~ - -
IN ORDINARY.
EDT w. Z. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas Levi C. MsNairy aud Paul Derrick
have applied to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the. goods and chat,les,
rights and credits Of Dedrick W. Dcrri.ks, late
of the District aforesaid DECD. 800.
These ere, theIsi9po,, ;i,citu- and adnaaish all
and Singular, the Kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to BIO and appear before me, Mt our
next Ordinary Court for the said District, TO oe
holden at Edgefeld Court House, on the 3s,h day
Of Apr. inst, 10 show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not BIO granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day 'of
s ap5i hundred IN das s sea s i, 1as s0s and f Il .s s sishss.
seventh yesr. ol TIC Independence Of s. Carolina.
"'7 VT. 'DqRIs0E, &a.p..
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Notice,

a LII persons having demands against the rs.
N tate OF Moses HolstOn, decd, pJa Requested
to present them properly aftpsted 70 he -Sabarrt.
bsr, on or before ths- e,h day iof Mag next. md
taqae i~uastSsea " sai9 Estate ara requested 10 pay
Why sSAttaaI e : Snsi .estlsnsa' Of said ss-'
SaS.Fs No. EILSONlHoLST0NsAdmf...
Mar Sc sE: lie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22
Speaker HOu,e Of Representatives..

In ciosing@s speech in narlisment,rntor
RUSSELL said: "'DePend qpopit, my hoHds.
if that war is to cease, it is far bettcrrit should
cease with the conviction, hpth on the part
of the North and South thssts they can peyer
live again happily as opereRIagpity aud enc
Republic, and that The termination 1fshos;
~tiiitie< can never be brought about byths1fs
vice, mediation or intervention of any 'Eur6s
pean powers. '''s- q" .iHN'sHF'H h-'n'''
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present year,
Tax Payers must mako their returns in theii,ue
above named or they will he subjectte double tax.
Free Negroesinos,now nor having been in the
Confederate service nre subject to Tax,--thuse
from tho ages Of Is 20 SO yeprs.
Tax Payers ore hereby notified that It's Con:
fcderate Bills Of the Hoyer h Ludwig plate, dated
September ID, 1881, Of the denomination Of $40.
$50 and SIO2, will not lie taken for Ta1ss, as thsy
we're called 10 last: year, AID the plato having
hoen countcrfeitedytbere is some discount on, tho
genuine bills unless relnrnel to the proper, au--
thnrit:cs. Other Confederate money will be good
for Taxes. THEO. DEAN, T.c.E:N.
Mar II. IF ~ &;2 szSftsf
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Gov. Vance, Of North Garolips, has issued =
nroclau atiun forbidding the export Of neces'arie'
ofIfo from the s:sso. f' H'" 80
s,x negroes wore sold in Lynohburgs few daya
sro..fur TIN largo umoun. Of sl4,6so, averaging.
93,isi OF. - 49, e.
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: "To be dome withtiwo mice; Ira. a cat cad
o cataraes,"Eis said to have been the lorder
: given byna young lady in- NewSYork for the
dressing of her hair tos fashionable artist in J,
that city. ..aa< = .ssas ? .s,-ns .. "a 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-22
Notice.

I'll Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of 5ohb. g.
"A McCeivey, decd, .afo1tsancstea to pay tho
Same without delay. and these having denauds:
against the Same are notified. 10 render them IN
properly attesteds - '..J..P. A1ChkER, ,.s
April 6 3r* II
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Attention ALI T.

yNyHE Subscribers having bought the HAM
z BURG & EDGEFIELD PLANK ROAD
desire through those columns to return thanks to
the public for the liberal patronage TINS far bes-
towci on them. They pledge themselves as soon
AZ the timss will justly it, To rolay tho Road, aud
give you 8 Road worthy of travel. In order to
do this they expect all those who use the Road to
pay toll. The privileges given to persons through
whose land The koad runs are hereby withdrawn.
They will expect all TO pay who nsaN the Road
They will mike terms reasonable. . y s.
Persona travelling the Road from the pips
House to Granitevillc, WIN pay toll at Julius
Days; and those using the noad below the Toll
Gaie Gun make arrangements by tho yoar. They
would be glad for every one to feel it to his int
Iest to use tho Road. But they are not willing for
this to DO done without pay, and with . gensrouf
assistance from the people, they will convince the
Advertisers Devil that the H. &.E. P. X. Is no
humbug. JULIUS. DAY, o..
JOEL CURRY.
Mar so IL Is