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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
Head-Quarters,
1ry REGIMENT. S. c. NJ.

GRAylTEvrELE, April 25,h, 1853.
FeURSUANT to orders irora the Aijutant and
Inspectnr General, the commanders Of Boat
Companies will order elections oil Saturday next,
the I'd May, f,r all Offices vacated by the Act OF
the General Assembly, and meet me at tho Old
Wells OF Monlny following With the returns Of
tho eviction, ami roll Of tho names of all males
from Is to 50, and from lG to Is, and from 80 to
20, and they must furnish Inc with the date OF
slectiun of I'LL Officers not vacated.
JOHN BLAND. Colonel
Comm .niins 7th Reg't. S. c. NJ.
April 29 lla II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

Tna Damage To FonrSrNrrR -N'chavo heard
various account. aid sonc yory eNtravag .nt f;o-
ries about the damage sustained ly Fort Sumter
in tie recent conflict wi;h the iron clads. The
editor of the Wilmington Journal, who visited TIE
r,r; siace thc rctna says;
q c"rrFe ;iir:e ere alw6y. minors cf ali sogts
.a"mt a!ol: damage !uEc, aaf .. c.urss ''iH:i ru
ninrs werc II l,,t in rercycucs Ia SU;nier. the par
.pgt Gr wl.i:h lad several b.chs I:nhckei oil, but
without Interfering with the working of the guns
or .he s'r-ugth uf thu work Other parts Of ;hc
val ar. e..i'icdy pittea. BIZ: neither :en;. crack
nor he ,ch ua'!s or anything likp it. Tie iajnry
to ,hc. pnrapct has locn repaired, and the whole
work Is believed TO he rs strong as it was when
the first guu was fired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

cS" Strong hoarhound toa, well boiled and
drAak freely, will cure the most obstinate case .!
chls on record. Il is easily Obtained, and tho
remedy should be known.
zc.. Hon T. C. Perm in his annual report, re-
gpcc,ng ihc Grecnyilie u Columbia .ilroad, says
,:r.t "more than hundred thousand passengers
were conveyed over the road last year, and not
one killed"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

The cRor IN AL1BAxA.-The Macon (Ala)
Deacon, spesking of the coming crop in that State,
gives tho following cheering intelligeuce:
"We took short trip in tho country last
week and found our planters busy with their
spring crops. Corn, corn seems to be the only
crop. Corn everywhere. Not 4 planter among
at loast two hundred we have sseu the past tive
weeks, arc planting hill Of cotton. We have
heard OF few who will plant enough for seed
aud homo $780, but as many have n supply on
hand the most of ou. 2anters will isavrs cut
ton crop entirely"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
Notice Positive.

For the henvtt of the irc-ejulous we nssin an-
,nuncc this. Advertisements Obituaries, Tributes
Of Respect, or COMMUNICATIONS Of rer<on"i n"-
tnrs viii not he Inherited anti paid for We call
nat afford to work now ri proirircs to pa;-the
cash lsu,: me i'll advance
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

1t is announced that now regulations for trade
along the border are to be issued by tho Treasu-
ry Department at Washington. A tax Of twenty
dollars is to be laid every balo ofcoton brought
out by private enterprise Government agents
are to be appointed to :ske charge of all cotton
takon by the army, or brought in by army, ofa-
GERS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

The surrHEIxGs OF YrRolYlA.-Thc Jackscr
Mssssippian, commenting on letter describing
the destruction o: property ir Virginia by the on
smy, says:
II is lnuurnrul to read of the devastation Of the
old homestends of tho glorious Old Dominion,
Ilcr pcopla have suffered and endured more than
all others in the Cpnfedcracy put together, and
yet the sublime patience and patriotism continued
10 be exhibited by them stands without parallel
in hi,tory. When years have rolled BY and the
actors ana witnesses of this eventful war ha.o
hcon long crunble,l into dust, the tale Of Virgn.:
,ras and suferias-of her faithluIncss in advsrai-
tv, her indomtsbc perseverance and gaaniry in
tho field, ,,wil present psge which will foateF u
love for Independence in tho hearts ofpostcrity as
long As time lasts, and furnish q bright example
to the vutares OF fresdom to to the rcmVtest ags
Of Civilization.
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State of South Carolina,
EOGEEIELD DISTRICT

IN ORDINARY.
goyw. F. DURIsoE, Esqo Ordinary OF Edge
Ac licid District.
Hhcrv,e. a. T. Langford has applied to ne
o- Letters u: administration, nil and singular
The goods lli chai;.es, rights AID credits OF s. r..
'Shscly late "t the District aforesaid, dec d;
Ttu.c are. therefore, TO cite ard udmon'sh al
and Singular. the Kindred aud creditors of tho said
.e.er,ed. .o 10 and appear before me, az our next
0r,i,aarys Cour, for the said District. to be holden
at E...,c:lci {. H.. On the a;h day Of Aay next,
to show caus i;a:y, .y!y t:c ....'i administration
should not hc granted.
Given under my harl nni sea-, this 95th day Of
April in ,hc year of cur LORI ono thousand e'snt
hundred and sixty-three. aad in lie sra yeaT Of
the Independence Of South Csro.ina.
W. E. DCAiSQE, o.E.n.
Anril 60 16e2 9. Il
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Notice.

A Ii. person, ar. cautioned against trading for
IA u No,e given by ME to James +. Lowry,
A,m nr, of the Estate "f Conrad Lowry, deceased,
Tor Five Thousand Dolsrs, dated sometime in
Dec 1885, As have offered, III tho presence of
Witnesses, to pay the Note in genuine Confederate
money anI Mr. Lowry refused it. I consider the
deb. paid and will not pay il unless compelled by
law. JOHN L. NlCdOLooN.
Aurl 30 3lS II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
New Mode OF Punishment.

The Shebyville Tenn, correspondent Of tho
Abbevilie P,sss furnishes the following new
mode of furnishing disobedcnt soldicrs:
Recently we observed man standing upon T.
stump no the "poslion of soldier" while ten
or dozen men were marching in circle around
him iu "quick time," with "ixcd bayonc:s, "
aud their guns at the "rish: shoulder Shift" to
ihe words of an cid song that may BE- furiar 10
sune Of your readers
"Here we 20 round the rosy bush
The r,sy hash, the roay bush,
So enrly in the morning" etc.
Upon enquiry rs to the meouins of this ueurn'i
proceeding, we were Informed shat tLcg were or
tered, for some mislemeanor Of theirs, to pesf,i'
rhia duty, less pleasing to themselves than TO He
spectators, for three consecutive hours
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

aaU- Our correspondent n, Locust Hill. h"x-
:nctor Disrici, is respectfully i'formad that her
paper ia mailed regularly fr"m this cffi'c. It's
n.n.o-rv,l is TO .au!t &c ours. but is due to the
da.slptou OF semc of AIR. RAeAs's agents On
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Two Ais per c,ir it l,niI in alvanec-Tw'
DOLLARS aud firrY CENTS If not rAid wiaiu S.S
moA,ha-u,.i q TaREE DoIpAns if not paid hefcr"
the expiration Of the year. =
RATES ESlOF<ADNERTiS1NG..
All adrer,isemonts will bc inserted AT Two Dol
LAr per Squire CASH 10 Min;"n lines or less
FIR til. FIRST insertion. aud QHe DOLLAR fer
each suhscquept insertion.
,nnonncir= Candidate (not inserted until paid
fnr.l Ten Dollars.
All cnmmnuioations Of personal character,
Obituary Notices SReporA. Resolutions or Pro-
ceediuy. Of any Society, Assassination or Corpora
tio.. will be Charged ~ adrertisOnen's.
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rrn,.nu.,t;u, i.ihcru.ity.

a;.e,. 9.,cs rs rie.,u-s to -c.:i acts 81 io"e7-
t,;,, .,a s,, ,eyi,l y, tpis ,i-ae, sae; iAe poor
.. opr country nr- offering Hl"re or less f the
nec,ssares Of nc. WIn Jackson PrsSia'fl OF
tas Augusta fociy, ii's '''Ha'ed h:'y collars ''r
tie poor ANA furnishes CLOTH AZ Government
price 70 max up ior destitute soldiers faNiies
an. o,ht;s SIS. eaay he necrss'to"s TT'o ihor-
ean: >,:..s q: .us:-ta Factory cioih were sold
=. IL. .t.re oi .:... .>us"s'' f"rseyi"s A'soeia-
i'm u We''nrs'af st "oNsF'lhca' rates s''' ''''
F'c;'ry aas 'sr';'5e4 ;''F ''o'H' t'H' ,a' f"1"-
ii'ief for :i:s N."cv'.c't "HJ'''. M' NhS'n n'0
taput ~. b''.s 70 "' cH' j0'r i''''''ie' 7h'''
.ia!n'a ara 81 o. ;'o i'sE OF 'n1 fa'V'.'ns As:'-
cat'on. nd i1i:isser I" tier T"n.s '":e"ea Ms
..;a: !. c.i~ei. c.,!ii rfsn The eiIV'a vi 'af
Msyur spd othe:s "a srH, ia"i Mrs .. 1aas oat
it, Nlr Lars -, se,E :eiicved ih''"ga me as-
seci2tiou, @. sol.e '>n'':ei ssei''y- Ihs needy
End chscitu! sad pr"r'st -.sis;a'c co. whenever
a.l u4srsv.f .ls.r t.sI'st'o' 1ccomss s-'"D.
When De e..@ ao's ;s:ce- 80 cots;@e@ed Tor
Wish ,:,st.y e!e;h cnn " e" be Sid, as. ''''ei'-
SON; iilcr.Il;y becomes iadyel ialnifccnt.
.'e '''io"'.'. ~ '..''h '''' ""'' -,
'on'g''sa'" Correspondents 81 1'''''.' ''''''''
'fl"ifr ti"":'c'''
4, the clouds o. Niti"r e.e"r u. an" 'i'
:!iacdcrs OF sc,ve e.a 2:s;.''e 80 tcs.!l,.@ ~
open alorI oa: lra', let g ''s1t e n. ''h' S''''e'
At the Tar hoiIts Nc 2Ts on!'''if forever
On: Hrn:e co"'rs ai'c.n -. ih'e.i' =. q.
f.sT D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

sz,- The :sai. p~si,iou of .he Ei;,o f"r the
p,sl fsx bays will account ior the absence OF sdi
tpria! rhis week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

z-iy-, Tho obituary notice Announcing tho lan'h
of thar vS'u, Nci:ir.n ard much cstec,aid gentle
mon Mr Wx Tony, who died on the. l"th OF
;hi. m r:h. will srprr. in our next isspe.
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Arsactical Moycmea. Towards Peace

n
Tho Legislature - strw jersey, h, vote "' Is
10 Is hos uiterr,i Il seer. r"tr-t aCa'osf me
usr-pa:;uns Of I:ie Lincna Gay rninent ana
against further coniinuance Vt thr var, ard ais"
pn.s.d, among other rusoiuti"ns. the ioii""ins
which, strange to say. c"ut"in no ""rus ao'"'
Unioa reconstruction:
Resolved. Tat thu Legislature 0! tho Sta'o o'
New Jcrsry hulicve that ID. appointment 't lem J.
,niss;a-crs ;ipnl tho part ri the tc'lcra' govern
n.nt 20 'r.ot Comm. s"nrrS SIN lffiy "i!."'"'s"
hT the iusurer, States. To 'oavsn: IN s"nic 'ui''
be piac , f,r tie !.urross o. cc"si'erihE "h"tat'
an, mi !! any. wh. i.lan RAY sc a'i3itcd, r'h
si>' nj vi IL. an'l c;.,ni'y OF ~ n"u"'hi
goverum NJ. hv wi,irh II, p:.>cnt civil war i"''y
h- br u.il 20 1t closr, is Bet incGG>i.!eri Ui';'
.i,.. inrc. s. bo.or and ai,,ity o: iE.' fei'ri'
..o.crnr IT. h:I. as I'm i:dicat:on a. tmc stiFi'
which a.iui ties he aHh ring. w"al;. III y tNe"t
tend - .tlrn. i.r MS IN ths U;'iCi:'i - "ii''r -
tons il.,d hoping. ~ W. sincc'ei: 40" i1;l te
Soujhcrn States woG!J rvcip:o Gie ;io l'e''s'h -
dir,,louS t'an evi,,ee. .,. .s',ev';G. ns ": g :
;hat uicr .bc l;;ss,%: % CD. t'',t "'u*h's
;r.nl rri:c ire;n -urI cnr:cryr"'. Wa MOST ""r-
nc IT, :ccomu,eni .ac r' ;s;t = i!' G "a icf', Z
Of tuc ,:ayc-uxc:t Of :i,e Uui.,i ,tu'os, AID 70
Qu, =. rs co-ott raii.n therein.
kc>r!sr,.. thA, i,., :.gcei cncy TIC Governor
b. req, 50: tn i.rwAt,, eoFi-: vi I,e rsoin;i"".
20 IN. t;o>trrsear %! Inc Unf:i States, oar Sen
ators ..,! f;.nye"c t-;ivcs in Cc!;;s.s n; :. TO
d; Governor. and l.cs.-.'ur,, "f olr ss'af S;a -.
with .iie request ,.icF Two ire :H'i'ct 'ro-
,n..l thc,r -efo,ls. a.c iu5;a .:ia'c s''". -, NJ
:. ...iyc: -, ;i..: -:..rv II ...'s .'ersSi -.ed
i..t: 20 .urii rfi..i., H",iou ,:f"n iSp t"fis.i
t,.,,c lesoim.ious 81, ~! 2i;o .ttn ric:ic:i &C.. a
nu,.;:,i,,iy ~ r,ou t'. cnci;r,e"' -. c9nee.nti II.
Of the iovc.-or, AMI ;.caiSi,iufcS"' sis'ef States
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The -inlirg cftseEc1ksx.

A Yarl:ee e"rr.ssonaraL writing of the snkirS
Of tl,s Kt"kcs. m ,hr day aftcr the battle. says:
AT daylight .hi. ~" n,.:g 'he ''iid was blowing
ireshiy from tho north aust, ssd lo:S su,l. at
in n.xips the Hnch1r,go .f .he Eenkuk urc"in-
'or.nhs and uhsnie. She bSd beer k"r; af""t
i,yipg TIE night through tue nr.ir:. c@crtiohs
oi Lei crew. and hcf p.nrs In icer nctivtiY at
w1:k from tie moyne:t su nui1c'' the sccIe O. a"
t:oa Very sud!rnly .ha Ta;er h"ran - rain.
,,rnr thrr,. Or S'or,n. the surr.o" uE tee ses-
sol whn.e .ttenttE H. si,. wu;.,.-cl r t"Ir -w.E
10 atsrt and urr .in.ring wnS Of 'he earliest
tn discover her cu:,,iiii1:. - ii tr"ugii bis pr--
squat exer:inrs the wounded were r.u."vcd i:"'n
the sics uay 10 the unn,r deck Sh6rily after seven
o'c' och. Through tue heict in her rows the wa
Ter WIS rushing in with g-ta; fury. aud sic b.
s,n to tcit!c psrce tihy hy ;hc i na yet ronc en-
b aTs secured 70 comprehend her i:i.mincnt l." s
un.il nhnut eight o'rock. At that hcur the tn4s
p. Gudii had haw+er cut Ia The kcokGk stt RI,
and WAS eDdeavaring to low icr t' position n'f r
the ironsides. rnrn ut enc pioiuet TIC oiDSc-s
and crow hecnma awa.c ,( iei" peril. nr'; The tag
was Lailrd to coma alan s>i.ia .!,r WOUNDED! were
E;s: r,m yed DR.. slorua hcar;Eg hnaileH !: tia
arms the hesvy ro.m lr Eisi.a Moln.Gsh !ron'
the sinking craft 10 .ha Ilsif11ii. The injnr,ti
W, re f:s! removed 10 pl,ce Of safety. and t:ien
bidding his mea save themselves - best th"y
could, Captain Rhind Was assisted 10 the :uf
| Officers and men tsl no time TO save their per
so.nl effects. The Captains char;1. the = ~
mrstcr's funds an! the Doctors instrument
s4ch as rad remained unacs:royed daring tht
frhi-wrr, gu; OF; lri beyond t!s'n little. u
aay;,,inr. w,t preserved. At u few m"ne"is fns
eyhs o'clock In" Wav-- closed Yer her, and th'
now lies on tho 10 "ai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
AArHvI slnKrKs, EDITOR.

WaDNEsDAf, arRiL2o, 1863.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

r. r5e Ipaaoi Lirc-:-is.'s . story Of a W.
na.. ubo ls, .nc ai her bsauti.a' !sss aa'iut&iad
jus, 70 :pi'y her hasaaal. The ie- "as fer;eet-
" SQUAD, ana had been hi. sPe'a! admiration.
~ Thos. 8 Edwards. of lI:ys .l county,
y. C.. n.nda il year - sarp!ns o. 2.oe' "n'ac.'
II c,rp. far,a,i, ho was pG.eyl 81 rer '...-''i
H. rr:..sei to nss i: AMI ls 49, :e'.ing to the
r.u.;l:c, of s..Ic:s II, Is cents & bas'e! "'
Car.,. o.: tie s,uir county. i, furnishing the''m-
Hes of <e;ess flour st 81 ~ mnjfrI, vi.iia "!-
u,g.; sy>ryl.ecS else is asking so.
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April 29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

as, i;.AvY .,"Es1EY.--We itarn by gentle
n.., t,.;u ::..s ,,: ,sayf ,iic !"srsis "hro";ei'
.. SUM-. J -. i.c.y to .lx'y Thousand do,a;s 5
il ,.j .e.a hi 'a:as to ,:'- a'Orr!irat'' q esn-
..,. Il. 81; # >lY,i.n.i. w.. s;os" hon ear or
T., Csu;..! r;.;.,c.4 !is il tfn"so ;r.;n %s
c,.. /, .,aya,..,.; il ci.:14 c pr.ste l'.k MOS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

;he New Yot2. Herald, i'i'S'i'l' contains
i,;...aati,u tie effect ;ilat ihrcy Goveraor''
from thc Northwestern states !i'''l sea; 4 joint
NJ -ia! :; Lincoln, in slic., they tate, e2!'!if-
ay, IN; Icy 'si furnish no mere iro';.s fo' the
ysar, 4nG ;lat ,i contest :au. co;ae T. a eio=e at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12

FROM THE SOUTH ESI.
..,,ots from (1en, Thomas Army state
,s,n rbo ISt Of November Gen. Sherman
1..oaad y p.ilos eastward Of Yuscuubla, and
abont 81 miles from Bridgeport, when the
,oIoIer,res by some movement unexplained
J. ina writer's Who send the intelligence, com
..1al ~ }.Ipn retreat Of Shernaa to Il<cu'n-
5:..,n march Short distance northward from
,b.r mace to Florence. This was accomplished
,,;,b ere diminishing Federal cannon
and some forty prisoners being captured. What
Sherman intends to do is not known. At last
,cc,aors he was encamped at Florence.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Il.--The Confederate. Cen
Richardson struck the Memphis and Charles
nm Railroad SIX miles east OF SALISBURY,
Yesterday morning and destroyed the railroad
Ii;}5. 1t Middleton, and burned two small
byiiges. tore I'D several miles Of tack and cut
rbe telegraph badly The latter was repaired
rb;s morning, and the former will be III rum
mig condition t0-nnrr0W.
R0ldy Ferguson, lngee, Chalmers and
Richardson are al it, North Mississippi, coop
operating to annoy this line OF communication.
CAIRO, NOV. ll-Aol1ApuIS pdpcIS W tue
9Th contain 40 news.
From other sources it is said that Inka was
burned by the Uontedecates, after Cen Sher-
manleft.
The railroad and telegraph is in order to
Coriath the stories about tnelr being abandon
ed are false
CAIRO, Nov. l0.-Little Rock advices Of the
9Th instant, say that Genera IS PRICES and
Holme' commands are still at Marshall, Texas.
But ivy Confederate troops are now within
the borders OF Kansas. Marinaduke cavalry
and some 2, 500 meh are in the mountains west
Of Fort Smith. short OF supplies.
4 body Of Federal cavalry, under Lieut.
NicolI, attacked Confederate picket station
near Washington, Y. c., on the LIST instant
There we're thirteen men at the station, FIVE Of
whom, it is SAID, were killed and the remain
der made prisoners. In the affair, Lieutenant
NjcoIl was killed by being shot through tht
head.
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II Ar RED

On Tuesday, the 10th instant, by the Rev.
Nj Lynch, Capt. GEORGE GlBSQN y. >.
Army, to FANNIE MAZDA HUNT, daugh-
of the late Dr.. Henry Hunt, Of Washington
city, and Ward of the late Gen. George Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12

A REMARKABLE METEOR The Harrisburg
J Union Of Monday says The most remarka
be and splendid meteor we ever beheld swept
across the sky at precisely eight Q clock last
III ght. 1t was first observed in the western
sky about twenty degrees above the horizon,
whence 1t swept up to the zenith and dlSap-
pearad. 1t travelled III q southeaSterly direc-
ton with great velocity, looking like a mighty
rocket, and leaving behind long train OF fire.
What was most remarkable about this meteor
was the fact that it, train, which was one OF
splendid briliancy, burned with scarcely dinlin-
by the watch, marking its entire tra:k as with
motion fire It then gradually died out, as
Stunning finally the unduIatng shap Of a great
serpent with its hcadin the zenith and It's tail
on the western side Of the Milky Way.
e. S. DISTRICT COURT In the absence Of
the District Attorney no business was trans
acted to-day, and the Court adjourned until to-
snorroW morning at 10 0 clock.
THEATRE Besides Mr.. and Mrs Bishop,
Miss Alice Grey and Mr. Charles Whea leigh,
will appear at the theatre tonight. The per.
Torrance will consist Of the Drama Of delicate
Ground, " and the Farce Of There Luck in
a Name. F"
The Richmond Examiner, Of the 9th, says
that there are now in that city about Is, 900
Fedora. prisoners and it is rumorod that tour
or five thousand Of them will be sent TO Dan
vile and Lynchburg, as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made,
Returns have been received OF the vote Of
the Iowa soldiers, with the exception OF two
regiments of infantry and two Of cavalry, Civ
ing majority Of j., 248 for William Il. Stone,
the Union candidate
No satisfactory arrangement has been made
with the Navy yard workmen at Boston and
the strike still continues. The boiler and iron
plate workers in East Boston are still on q
strike, their employers still refusing to pay the
wages demanded.
There are said to be some new cases OF small
box, among the contrabauds, In this place.
It is said that the whole number Of negroes
carrying muskets in the United States army is
about twenty-five thousand
Instead Of the Democratic majority IN the
New Jersey Legislature heing reduced, says
the Paterson Guardian, the contrary IS the
fact, as the Democrats have now on Joint ballot
two thirds Of the whole number. Two thirds
Of the Senate is also Democratic.
Captain Sheets, the enrolling officer, under
!, TT @ ..... 49,, oo+ -, ITocbfnc+or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12

MUSIC LESSONS, by a competent instruc~
lYI tress, will be given to few. pupils
Terms moderate. Apply for particulars at Ga~
zette office. nov 9-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12

DROF. r. f. HUNT respectfully infornas
/ the public, that he is prepared to give pri-
waite lessons on the Piano, Melodean, Violin
and Guitar, also, in the modern languages
(French and Germany drawing, sc. For par
ticulars, apply at the German Drug Store, cor
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets nov 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12

ONE WORD TO THE WISE
IF YOU wish to see the cheapest, largest and
1 best assortment Of CLOAkS, FURS and
BONNETS, call on HENRY SCH ARR
oct 80
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-29

Wi6tiges ans Gen. Sig 9epurtememt.
Sin @treifiug bis in bic gGbe RidmOnts.
Die 8rnde user ben @pmtt Mnn
Der 8tr9tnta Gentralbobn
3erfSrt.
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gfebenemsS fTiiere.
Us afbtn8touu %. Stunt. WajOr
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600 fcebea aas8e9sbener fGoltder Bombs NIT.
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selaltt8t. Sci. SpsarS GtrInR tDar 3 gobts
unp 8 8egwuntete.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-29
Wus Wid6buro.

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