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The cultivation Of the poppy plant
being one of great Importance We
our readers that the limo for sow-
ina The seed is row at hand; and those
intending to cultivate should
Get the seed into the ground as carly as
Tho seed sown in September
will weld treble the amount ofoplum to
that sown in March. One acre poporly
cultivated will yield fifty pounds Of OPT
um.
A correspondent writing from Char
leston to tho Appeal, says that it has
beon much more generally evncustod BY
tbo citizens, and furniture, goods and
valuablos removed, than at first sup
rosed, The business houses Of any
imnortanCe are all closed as are the Pri'
vaie dwellings Of The wealthy The
noorar classes who desire to 80, ar'
assisted. By the city, and thousands Q
these are availiug themselves Of 1h'
chance to get sway.
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Notice 10 Confederate Tax Payers.

ECAN he fouod at the Sheritfs Office
= in the town Of Macon every Wrd
nesddy and Saturday, until | make
my appointments to meet tbe people at
the various precincts in the county
which will be sometime in October
JAMES b SHELTON,
Collector Conf. Tax for Noxabee Co.
sbuqualak, Sept. 9, 1863.
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Regiment sir, you always march too
last, and damn you, you fight the same
way. Col. Nc, acted very gallautly
on this, as he has On every field he
seized the colols and planted them be-
yond the battery that we captured. lie
was wounded in the mouth, though |
hope not seriou y. had only 0 men
in my company killed aud wounded
one missing-tbe son of Burl Homes
was captured. Thai evening We were
exposed two more different times; what
| mean were not engaged either time
more thau a ! hour The next day
Sunday we we're called iuto action
twice. but only fought long enough to
carry some part OF the line that was iaI-
toring, Thus you see we were under
fire six times during the engagement,
all Of which we're very heavy You
will see that We fought by reliefs. but
ours being TIE reserrc' We bad to
open the fight, fight wheu cur time came
to relieve, assist the weak points, and
close the fight. sincerely hope | will
never belong to another reserve. It IS
uow broken up and we are again IN
Hindman's Division. The enemy are
now in and around Chattanooga, we
are in line of battle this side. | do no'
think there will he any more fighting
rbis side Of the river; Rosecranz viii do
vel! if he gets out of there with his
whole army. as Bragg has him almost
surrounded and be has but onc way OF
supplying his army, and that i5 ever The
mountains. Forrest and Wheeler have
destroyed the Il. X. nhd We "o'o com
mand it aud the river both above and
below BY strong masses Of infantry
Urnon the whole we have gained the
most decided victory of the war though
| it was tie most obstinate battle held
ever gained. Their prisoners contes'
sound whipping. Bragg has nGve'
rovealodto to any one his plans l DO no
beIieyo there is General or a Stat 9th
Ger in bis army who knows minute I
bead. The secrecy of it has inspired
confidence and they only ask to DO led
Notwithstanding the intense ex7osnr'
the army ia not satisfied to stop unit
,I,e enemy are driven across the river.
-,
As ever your afeclionate sou,
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insolvency Notice.

Iii
wb'',l Mll'' Sanders, deceased es'"' y
i. y p., ee,ea' At the July term 1854 of
an ,od r,oaa'e =, Court Of kemper' 'cUo, coon,U u
,;"..s IO S'al' Of Mississippi, The 'Uusy. uOds,.
soD"..% ss"so %,Sdniaistrators with the "nug w,II
Sands.a Sd.sa reported the estate Of willis Hl'
d Sos IN, therefore, all person, having
deo, ,ua =. against the estate oT ssi5 Az sses.
S,,a ss@, arc hereby notiae Il .s,u come afes, &C.
ANY s"a aad i have said claims dD.s duI" aoa ,oa
k.0, S' ~ ana registered in ,be ray ,ss I, pro.
s.p'oy '. the clerk Of said sao-, o 'eei''ry .i's
r,.s' or they will IS. !. :, s,.H.' ,n''
joan N. JONES
WM. W. LITTiR
IL. \. AduiuisIra.oars' d 4.
Y 1868. em -
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Read! Read!

AL thc notes. bonds X accounts due
n Messrp Slaughter & Field have been
placed in my hands for collection Per,
sons indebted will please come forward
and settle without delay, asit' Is deslra'
ble ID olsse the affairs Of The concern q
speedily as possible. ...,..,
JAMES B. SHELTON
aa 50. e. q fnag
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500 Reward.

STOLEN from my premises, 4 miles
- north Of 5umneryille, on the Ma@
con road, on the night Of the 25Ih Of
Sent, one bay mare IA hands high, D
years old--she is a natural PAGER. ono
hundred dollars reward will DO given
tor any certain information Of her where
abouts.
II. G. CALHOUN.
Oct. I, 1868.
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On THE FIELD FIVE MhEs EAST
OF CnArTANoocAE'ept. %. 1863.
Mr.. Ferris
DEAR SIR: The following is a list
of the casualties ofCo. TX" 4ld Regt
Miss, Vols. in the tattlc Of Chichanan
ga Goth inst.
KILLED. .-PHyate NJ. T. CHAMBER 3,
Colpl } A. llutcberscn.
SEVERELY WouNDgp,--Lt. 7 O.
Harrison in tho Head.
4 Corp1 J. A. Virgins in the hip.
Private J. II, Howell leg ampns atod.
w L. Lock {" I"
J. A. MCGOWAN hand
"R. @ Park lead.
- Begill,
y. w. Attebelry in tho arm.
u. T.. Cbalhoun " log,
&C. W. Sudberry p" " foot!
-. a. N'ckolson arm.
SLIGHTLY WoUNDED.--Lt J. T.
Moore in the finger
seret W @. Walker in the hip.
Private w, u. Bird in the leg.
W. Il Mcrri. " fngcr,
= J. J. ParkA E" head.
j A. Dsriel" /" :
/" J, A.Nerdook in the hand
The casualties Of Gen. Hndman's
Division was 1888, according 70 Divis.
ion report tho next morning afor the
battle. Ca piesiOn Saith. aat sca.
Helm, were killed 90 the 10Th. Gen.
Hood lost a leg would give you fur
tber particulars II bad time aud paper.
Your ob'tssrv't
| GEO. W, SP0ONER,
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NEGROES WANTED,

n AN authorized to purchase mum
4 her of ycaog likely negroes for par
ties in Mobile. for which will pay the
best market prices
T. S. FREEMAN.
Macon Miss. Sept. y, 1868 #
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CAMP 19rn REGT Mss Yor.
NEAR 0RANGE G. II ErEGlplA,
Sept. l5, 1863.


Mr.. Editor
At meeting Of the mom,
bers Of Co (A) 18th Miss, Rcgt,, on
motion, Lieut. J. NJ. Sudbury was call.
ed to the chair The meeting having
been explained, the following committee
was appointed to draft resolutions, viz
II S, A. Poole, G. n Smith, W B.
Gotbright. The COMMITTEE having
drawn up tho following resolutions and
presenting them before tie company,
were unanimously adopted
LIST. Resolved That We the uoder-
signed, feeling a deep interest in the
welfare Of our native State and believ.
ing it to be. to the interest Of our cause
at this critical jnnclure Of our political
affairs. that our congressional district
should be ably Represented in 'the Con.
gross of the Confederate States" do
heartily eoncur in the nomination of
DR. W. D LyleS, and sincerely bope
that he will be elected by the voters of
the Sd congressional district al the On
suing election.
2nd Resolved, That copy Of these
resolutions be sent to Dr.. Lyies, in or.
der that he may know that bis services
will be appreciated le soldiers from
his county, ST Md cl'o
that a copy
con" for
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WAGON YARD. ON CRlcKAMANGA

lION L4Ni'j CNt' 49,
| Dear Pa;
lhave just reached the wsg
ors, after much hard marching with
desperate fight to close The campaign
| | wrote you last from rear this point
since then | have undergone many
bardsbips as will give yoa q bret
sketch of our military manenveTlog.
We left Chickamanga ontbe 7th, and
continued our march southwark until
we reached Lafayette Ga There
we halted for several days, we're sooa
ordered ont into ''iae of battle to
meet column of Yankees, evidently
attempting to gain our rear but they
showed 10 disposition to fight not
witbstaniiug the many offers Bragg
made them. Find dng they were not
disposed to engage car troops 5rass'
after resting the array, aud preparing
rations. took up line Of march IN the
direction Of Chattpuooao w''h p'1.
tive orders to attack the enemy where
oyer and Whenever he might be
fopnd With these instructions we
nusbed forward until within S miles Of
Chattanooga. There they were mass
ed in formidable position on the OPP
nosite side u CEickamaega river
After the pecessary disposition OF our
lrooIs was made on friday The lSth
inst cur Brigade ttuougl it styled as
heloppinc 70 the "reserpe' was or
aqrad forward to bring on the engage
ment Afer some heavy sElrmisn'"g
tj,o enemies advance fell back across
the river under the FIRE of their artiI'
lc,v, and The river net being tordaol'
> at nnv polut nearer than three miles
al firing was suspended for the even
! ing. That night we cross. 0oo'V
, formed a line of battleand aaitcd N
!, morning. The remainder -four u
vision having crossed, in fact ou'
whole CORPS. consisting of two DlSIS
ions each of which contained two Brig
AIDES, all constituting the "rererSe ar
mn of Tennessee" and commandc'
by Maj. Gen Walker recently iron
Mississippi, After the exact r',,,''
e.. oflha oromy was asccFtalaed ny foF'
: rests cavalry on Saturday morning
# ,ho 18th, about 9 O'Clock our cofP
8 moved forward aud made a simuI''no
G ana attack. The struggle for a wHlI
!. /" was desperate, but soon the tide Q
hattie turned in our favor. We drov
them about ! a mile, though vii
oreot obstinacy. Our Brigade wer
: 6icblv elatcd and kept pushing fol
ward when, 70 our disappO'ntrnen
e and disnay, SG we're ordered to retire
I The signal proved the Brisades .
70 our right and left had failed to dd'
a. ,bom at all and iu minhte more the
y voold have flanked our Brigade 90
ospturod tho whole command ("
J.. are greatly indebted to the o00lD'' n
and discretion Of our Brigndior Ge'
: N.ltball must say here, thoas
not bOp.tipg, that our Regiment "
,c far in advance oF 'ps Brigade, ~ i''
IN 70 rSpcli 10, that il was sous 1lno = y
u sore We received the command to y
rd hack. walthall brought the con
:. :. m,ud himself | was noar bin WIN
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TAX IN KIND.

Controlling QuagtermdSteJ'S S Office
Columbus. Nj, dug Il 1868,
TO EHE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
NORTH MISSISSIPPI.
FESlIE Organization !or tue collection
Il OF the Produce Tax is neatly eom>
pleted The following As-lstau' Oar
termas'ers Lave bee1 assigned, viz
Capt. J. NJ Phipps, l,t Congress. Dist.
W, j Gordon, %
q" FIJI, Quitmau, Sd ''
B. + Jones, 5th "
Y 7. Freeman, 9TH
" j. Bryant, 7tb "
TIE Qaartermasters viii establish
conyelicut d.po., and, in most casca,
appont residents Of your own ueishJor>
hoods, 70 t.ke charge of them, Of the
time md place for the delivery of your
tlloe, due notice will be given You. Il
viii thu become your duty promptly
to deliver It. S5ould i become ueces,
say to transport it mere than eight 81
miles, YOU will be paid for all over ttat
distauce. The Government does net
contemplate committing your tax, aud
it is uet therefore, admissible fur you
t. sol hat portion Of your produc" due
as tax IN the expectation that tnc Gov.
eruncl. will receive money IN hen
thereof The army must he fed ana
! llis System has been adopted t that
end. Fifty per cent will be pdied IL
every case where the spccjfg lax IS not
paid Every article is required to be
F., delivered in the usual marketable order
the wheat well cleaned the corn shelIed
the peas and oats thrashed aud cleaned
'and the fodder baled, in all cases where
practicable, and all Of the average quail
ity Of your crops. All necessary intor
uatioo if sought viii be afforded yo'
/ by tbe Post Quarlermastcrs or by tn
Section Agents. Any neglect or ms
couduct on tie part ofaDy one engaged
iii ilis duiy. if reported in the prop
qumtcr will be Immediately corrected,
JAMES HAMILTON,
Major and Controlling q NJ
Tax in Kind, for Miss,
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As ever your afcctionate sou
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Stevens Creek Academy

TENnE Rxerc;ses Of this Institution will con-
q luencs ON tile sccnn Monday Of January,
lnf3, under the supervision nf tie ,lr dsrsigned,
whuso purpose will be 10 pivs tie whole of his
time and attention 10 the mental mud moral train
ing of Students put under his care. Persons
wishing to give their chlron good Academical
Education, or to have them thoroughly prepared
for any Snuheru Colegs, will have kind and
iiherni attention given them in our School.
Primary Department, intending Spelling Read-
ing, Writing, &C., $40 rer Session.
Academic Depnrtment-Cass First, including
Rending, penmenship, English Grammar, Hist"-
~, Arithmetic aud Geography, $3.50 pr Session.
Glass Second, including English C'mrusition,
Natural Philosophy, Ana!!sis4of the Eng. Lam
Suagc, Arithmetic, Algebra, Latin and Greek, SO
per Session.
Instruction in Latin and Greek will be given
partly By lectures and partly by daily examina.
,iuns upon the Text. II will be conducted With
the view Of enabling Students to translate with
readiness aud wri,o with accuracy tho Languages
which il embraces to this end constant attention
will he devoted to the written exercises Of trans
posing Latin and Greek into English and English
into Lutin and Greek.
There will he two Sessions. each cOnsistingEnl
Twenty Weeks. The Spring Session commences
on the second Monday in January, and continues
Twenty Weeks. Two weeks afterwards, the Fall
SesSinn commences und continues Twenty Weeks.
which gives vacation OF tr0 pceks.
At the end Of each term there will be thor
ough examination uf the different Glasses befure
the patrons of the Institution.
NJ deduction will be m.do except in cases Of
protracted illness.
JOHN ". MccANTS.
Jan ) 2ts
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HEADQUARTERS

\
CoMMIsSARY- GENERALS DEPT, 6. c.,
CoLrMsIA, january s, 1858.
yvYUB Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
"An Act to supprers the undue distilla.on
or sprituous liquors from tho cereal grains OF this
State" contains the following pruriso. name y:
.Thst the Governor, il satisfactorily informed
that supply Of spirits, which cannot bc other
wise obtaincd, is absolutely necessary for medi-
rinal purposes in this State. may contract with
proper number Of responsible and skilled agents,
in any ono or more Of the Districts, to manu!ac.
ture limited quantity of pure spirits, Mt a limited
and reasonable price, strictly for medicinal rurpo.
se,, taking care that such proper disposition OF
The product is made as to secure its application
alone to the purpose intended"
To enable the Governor to ascertain the guam
tiy required for the above purpose, the physicians
OF tho different Districts in this State arc request
cd 10 furnish to th. Deprrtont, as early as prac-
ticable, u statement ne to what supply OF pure
spirits, which cannot be otherwise obtained, is abb
-outcly necessary for medicinal purposes" in thcir
respective Districts for tho present year.
Ii requested that such steps be taken IS that
tho statement shall represent the views Of ma
iuriy Of the practicnE physicians in each District
By order Of tho Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER,
Commisiary General of 5. e.
Jan. Is IL
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Executors Sale.

VpY permission Of the or,linar5, we VIII pro-
Hb rccl Ia sell on TUESDAY. the 9th inst:
ut the lntc residence Of JAMES BEAN, dea d. as'
Of Lis Estate, both Real and Personal, embracing
One Tract of Land,
Containing Three hundred and seventy aercs,
more or less adjoining lands of Felix Lake, ). H.
Hughes, Mrs. E. Nieh"lton and otnoFs' A's"'
Nineteen Likely Negroes,
HORSES, MULES, COWS, ONE YOKE OXEN
SHEEP, FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, COTTON,
Ono Carriage, Buggy, Road Wagon,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, Household ard
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles.
TERMS-On credit until the lst Janunry
1864, with note and two approved suretes with
interest from day Of snlc Right Of property, not
rh.n eod mill terms Of sale are complied with.
RANSOM III,.Is ZIMMERMAN Ex'ors
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III NOtice =

YENHE GRiNITEV1LLE COMPANY find it
II mrnssihlo, with their smrll Mercantile force,
to rotal Clnlb. ard bnvu mnto arrangements, to
furnish other parties in Granitevile limited
amount. restricting them to sell Mt not moro fhnn
II cts. a yard advance ON their Wholesale prices,
which nre mt present
3T1 ct.. f,r Drills and "a Shcelipgs;
81 7:s Shirlingsi
2a2 IA
We have orders from the Government, froui
Soldiers Aid Societies and individuals for more
bales than We cnn fIrni.h in four months We
will however Larier .ur Cloths 10 thUte who will
sell liz nccessnr: supp!ies ut reasonable ratet.
Those who h,iag the following articles get
at time whut cloth they may want for their
~, use at cur Store, but the barter trade pro-
.se, il not intended To extend to dealers, or peo
pie o.t of the State-lt il only 10 accommodst
our neighhnrs and to bring supply of necessn-
res tn eur village. Our cloth is worth II ON IS tn
SO cents at accessible points on Railroads where
provisions are plenty and cheap.
We will give +yds A. SheetiIg. or other cloth
in proportion, for l b"shel Corn or Peas; 34yds
for 100 lbs good Flour; 4yds for lib WOOL 4yds
for lib Leather; 3yds for ! bushcl P",stues; 2yds
for lib i;utter; lyd for lib Bncpn; yd for 4lhs
Pork; lyd for lib Lard lyi for lib Tallow or lh
dried Hide lyd for dlls Of country made Soap
lyd for drssn Eggs lyd t"r llb OF old pewter
or leal liyds for pair Of good leather Bro
sans aud for utber shOcs in proportion.
WM. GREGG, PRz,.
Gran;teril,o Jan 6 # 81
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HEADQUARTERS
coMMIssARY.GENERAL's DEPT, s. C

coMMIsSARY-GEN DEPT, S. c.
COLUMBIA, S. c., JauunryS, 1863.
LII applicants for agencies for tho distlauon
"a Of .pirituous liquors fruIn the cereal grains
y, this State, in conformity with the Act to SUP
nr,ss the undue dstilation Thereof, will flo Tlh
The under-igued their applications, to. gether with
tao testimony Of two m"re respectable aud cred !.
sf the Dirtrct duly authenticated
by the Clerk of the Court, that they tre respons-
bic and skilled agents.
by order Vt the Governor
JOSEPH WALKER,
CuInmis.ary General ut >. G.
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the Hospital from Leesburg tho day before the
Regiment crossed tho Potomac into Maryland,
and did net recover until the latter part of Oetn
bor, when he immediately reported for dutv Soon
after the Regiment was ordered to Fredrckshurg.
and though feeble and dehilitatcd, he willingly
a,sdn the march, and upnn that fa,ed field he
offered up bis life sacrifice 10 his bleeding couu-
try.
Thus ha. passed away one Of tbe nohlcat aons
and purest patriots of South Carolina. Fur away
from homo and iond parent, yet among friends,
who loved him for his many virtues, he was
etriekou down in the midst Of health. About 9
o'clock on the 18th OF Dec. 1852, ho was struck
by shell which carried away his loft arm and
log, and when placed upon the litter to be re-
moved from the field Of conflict, the whole Com-
rany gathered around him. he being great ia
vorte with all. As the littcr bearers were about
to leave he raised his head, and surveying the
crowd. bade them farewell, telling them he hated
to part with them, but fate had docreed it 10, and
he WAS resigned.
Yes our desr FaLII is no more. Let US camly
aequiesce in the will of An Alln:ee Providence.
We are unable to divine the cause. of this great
calamity. But Gods Ways arc not our ways,
and his thoughts not our thoughts"
Our dear friend has left an aged mother, three
brothers three sisters, and lnrge circle OF rea-
tives und frenis to mourn their loSs. Although
not 1rpIesScQ LculHoI VI aHJ SaeiShI 40 AHS"
his uvs,h, and none knew him but to love him.
His spri, has gone to God who gave it, and We
will exclain Father, not our will, but thine DC
done"
In all tho relations of life he fulfilled the post
allu,t d him faithfully. lie truly an example
of frugaity, honesty and industry. But he hse
Yallsn-nay, not fallen in the hearts OF his cuun-
trymen. for his memory will flourish in tho must
grateful remembrance.
O. after all tho tolls OF war,
How blessed tho brave man laJs him down,
His bier is triumphal car
His grave is glory and renouu.
Sleep on, noble PEL,1. sleep on in your Inst
rest, aud mingle your dust with the coil of Viz
gina,-in the halluvcd graro in which the Caro-
linians hure laid you. Sleep on, while in the IN
most .ecesses Of our hearts your memory will
over be cherished.
"Mouru not, fond parent, for thy FELIX,
Thy boy which God to thee did send-
Brought hopes, ala, 50 soon to end,-
Thy dear ono has gone to rest;
Has found homo among the blest;
God grant thee, when thy days are DER,
To meet in Heaven to part no moro
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Public Sale.

EuAyING sold his land aud being desirous OF
EH making change in his business, will oarr
for Su!e ON the l5:h January inst, hi' enure
Stock of
MULES, HORSES, SHEEP, FAT AND STOCK
HOGS, PORK AND L>RD,
CORN, FODDER, sHUCKs, COTTON SEED
Plantation Tools. including g"od variety,
rood sett Blacksmith Tools, lot uf lrun,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One splendid Loom aud hxturos complete
One Road Wagon, &C., dc.
TERMs.-on II credit of twelve months with
interest from day Of sale. Hoto with approved
sureties will be required.
aTo IuRE-I will hire out at public out
cry on the day nhnvo mentioned, il no; previously
N'ei'''' II. STROM.
q
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State Of South Carolina,
EFlELD DISTRICT,
~ ORDINARY.

Simeon A.!uuay,
v6.
John At,awny, Guar. nj Item.
BeY an order from The Ordinary shall proceed
Ed to sell At ELgrfeld {. II. on the first Mos
day in February next, for Partition. the Real
Estate of TowIes Aitaway, deed. 9 nsistinE Of
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LANp lying and he
Ing in the District aud State aforesaid. containing
Fifty (5ul acres mere or lrsS, and hoInd;ng on
lauds OF Samuel Webb. Jerry M"rcan and others.
TENMS.-On II credit until tho lst January
next, with interest from day "f sale. Purchaser
to give Bond and goud securities, and Murt-
guge TO the Ordinary To secure the purchase
money. Cost. to be paid in Cna Titus extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. L. u.
Jan9 IL
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Lost !!

nN Saturday 4th Jan. 1851, lost a small plnin
W black morocco POCKET BOOK, containing
abou; SS0-une $50 Confederate Bill size Of other
Bills not recollected. The Pocket Book contained
q Note made payable TO Mark Smith fur the hire
of negro boy for 800, due lst JAM '64 BY sub
scriber. Also lost one Note of hand on Julius
Banks for $sc0 with credit Of 800 on lst Jan. ",
and one Oh e. P. Coleman for $O7 dates not reeol-
lec,cd, but given sometime last fall,-both p"ya-
bio to subscriber. All persons nre hereby fore
warned from trading for the snid Notes.
II. ". GRIFFITH
Jan. Ii! At
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Administrator Sale.

nv Pursuance of nm order from W. +. Durisoc,
h ESQ. Ordinary for Edgcfcld District, will
s..,, ~ RI. late residence of David Rush, decd,
On THURSDAY, tho I'D instant, all the personal
Estate of aaid dercased, consisting in part of
ONE NEGRO, CATTLE. SHEEP, HOGS,
COTTON, CORN, FODDER,
Wagon. Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
T.rms ,nadc known on day Of sale.
MARY RUSH, Adm'1.
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