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LOOK AND READ!
Something Of Importance to
the Afflicted

TvHE undersigned has located IT. augusta T no for
Il the purpose of treating. CHROME con- y.
PLICATED COMPLAINTS Of aii characters IN
Males and Females, NO mniter of how long stand
ing their nature may be. He will say that he will
cure from eight to nine cases out of every ten
which come before him, in. from two to four and
cnsrs have been standing. His practice consists
Of French, German and Indian, combined; He
has two ways to ascertain the nature of complaints
one is by consultation, the other by presenting
a small portion of the mornings urine, in case
any person being unable to give the character OF
complaints when not present. My. Office IS up
stoirs, over Brah.'s Jewelry Storep opposite the
Constitutions iist Office, on Broad Street, NO: iva.
When not at my office, may be found at Globe
Medicines must be paid for cd delivery in every
case. DIR. NJ. FITZGERALD,
Anguish, Ga.
P. S.-persons residing at o distance cnu re-
ceivs medicines by express. NJ. T., M. U,
Mar 10 In Z"
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, March 22.-The enemy has been
shslling the wreck of the Georgiana, which still
lies IF Long Island beach. Otherwise, nll quiet.
Under the heading Yankee Weather" the
Mercury has the following:
1t has been remarked that whenever the Yam
KEGS arc expected to attack our city, the weather
becomes most di<ngreeable and unsuitable for
their purpose and We are row informed, via U.
G. II. R., that the present expected attack has
been postponed, in consequence of the u.niavora-
BILE weather, until the I'd Of April. During the
past two days VS. have been enjo, ing real CYAN
Ecu weathcr9-blesk, cold, windy and threaten
ing a heavy fall of rain, which, rs We write, has
begun to fall. cts an ill wind that blows no
body good
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, S, c., March l6, 1868.

GEED TIME is AT HAND, UNACCOMPA-
- MED WITH the prospect of n speedy peace.
Our foes have given absolute control of their
purse and sword to the tyrant' Lincoln. Ansther
year, and perhaps more, of fierce war is upon US.
From the cnemy's fleets ana armies we need fear
but little: from tbs unwise production of Cotton,
much. With tho supply. ON hand, its production
now is not necessary TO the success of our cause,
and can he dispensed with for years to come. The
States not in possession of the enemy must pro-
ducc supplies for themselves, cur armies i'll the
field, ami the families of our soldiers.
Now, thcrefore,I, MILLEDGE l.. BoNHAM,
Governor of South Carolina, do issue this my
Proclamation. and urge al the good citizens of
the State, dismissing all considerations of mere
gain, to plant and raise all the provisions of every
description in their power. Let him who has cot
ton seed enough to plant another year and lint
enough for domestic consumpuun, plant not one
seed. This is d time to try our putriotism. a
great people will rise to great occasions. We claim
to have descended from u race who won indepan-
dence against immense odds after 4 seven years
war Of hardship and pr.rations far greater than We
have yet endured. Let us enact history worthy
Of such an ancestry. Our gallant soldiers have
won impcrishabls renOwn in the field, and will do
5, again and again. Our women are making sac
riiccs worthy of uny age. If we but do our duty,
all will DO we'll and we shall, with tho blessing
of God, wear out and PROSTATE our malignant and
hateful foe.
In order to secure concert of action, I recon-
mend to the citizens of the State to assemble at
their respective Court Houses OH Sales Day in
April next, and in that spirit of patriotism which
has heretofore characterized them. resolve to car
out these suggestions. Other States are taking
to attain this object; let it not be said that
will not make every sacrifice which patriotism
Given under my hand and seal of the State, at
H. ST. Columbia, this 10th day of March, in
the Year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-thrce.
NJ. l.. B0NHAM.
w. r. Huxr, Secretary of State.
March % 1t II
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Interesting to Teachers.
EdgefieId Female Institute /,

I'm consequence of the death of the late Princi-
Il pnl and Proprietor, JOHN Il. GwAITNEY, this
PROPERTY is NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
OR RENT.
The LOT embraces FIVE acres, nenr the centre
of the Villnge, and within threc hundred yards OF
three Churches, The IMPROVEMENT. are NIL
ncw-crectcd in 1860. The Main Building has n
front of scventy-twO feet, with handsome Hated
columns. The centre has q depth of eighty feet,
giving q HALL f~orty-two feet by sixty. There
arc Rooms enough for School purposes, for the
Principals family, and for Twenty Boardsrs.
Tho plan contenplntes tho addition of Wings
should it be found necessary.
Edgefeld Village is near the centre of one of
the largest and wealthiest Districts in the State,
and offers many inducements to the enterprising
Teacher. AS there is no other School of the kind
in the District, it is confidently believed that this
will continue to receive ample patronage, if under
proper management. The late DR.. VIZ. g.. JOHN
SON was very successful here, as a Teacher, for
more than twenty yeurs.
There has been no cessation of the School. The
undersigned will continue its management for his
brothers ramily till next July. He will be glad
to send Catalogues to those wishing information,
or to correspond with those who may desire to
purchase or rent. Address
L. r. GWALTEEY,
Edgefeld, S. c.
Feb IL 81
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adqua,rt

COMMISSARY GENERALS DEPT, S. s.,
COLUMBIA, March Is, 1863.
vyHE following agents, having executed and
filed their bonds in this Department, arc now
authorized to distil and dispose Of their spirituous
liquors according TO regulations as adopted by the
Governor, viz:
W. Ii. Walker, spartanburs-Srartanburg G. H.
John Coate, Newberry-Newberry c. H.
w. L. Legett, Marlboro-Bennet:svillc.
Archy NJ. Smith, Laurens-Chappel's Depot.
ST. Knykendal aud Z. F. Briggs, YoEk-Icrk-
vile.
Thomas Eakins, Notwithstanding c. II.
A. A. Glover, Edsefeld-Edgeiield GU.
Robert Ferguson, York-Rock Hill.
N. b. G ". e. Prothro, Barnwell-Johnsou's.
Jesse Say, Pickens-Pickens c. II.
JOSEPH WALKER,
Commissnry General, S. c.
NoTE.-As applications are granted aud bonds
executed and filed in this Department, the names
of agents will be added to tho above list.
Murch -, 1t IL
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ngrwe clip the following items from the A,

Mg-We clip the following items from thc Au-
gusta Uronicir d. .Srntiaei of Tuesday:
{" It is true thst q rigid blockade has been es-
tablished at the Hamburg end Of the river bridge.
TO prevent provisions being brought from South
Carolina to this market? We ae credibly in
formed that this is so, and that a man with 3 pair
tf Observation-Disclosures as it may seenl-Was
Let allowed to como to Augusta to dispose of his
fowls. Chicken dealers from that region, we learn,
were dealt with in the same fowl manner. Call
you this backing ones friends p
A metallic CURRENCY gentleman just re-
turned from the upper part of North Carolina az
,ures rs that tenpenny nails are passing current
:here at Eve cents czech.
s- shad were selling in our marke. yestor-
day at $3.50 to 81. What shad-ers we are and
what shsd-ohs we pursue!
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NJ, ,,,,,, G n iTorcb On 1894

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 20, 1863.
T7HE following appointments have been made
Il by his EIcellency the Governor to the South
Carolina Military Academy. under the resolution
Of the General Assembly, viz:
from LIST Congressional District-GeOrgs W.
Terrell. of Marion.
From I'd Congressional District. Chapman
Huger, of Charleston.
From Sd Congressional District-Arthur ".
Thomuon, of Baruwell.
FROM 4th Congressional District-Abner W.
Lamar, Of Edgeseld.
From sth Congressional District-Andrew Mer-
ritt, of York.
From 9Th Congressional Dis,rict-pauiel A
Miller, of Fairfield.
The persons above named will report for exsni.
nation 10 the Academic Board, at the Arsenal
Academy, in Columbia, on the lst day Of April
next.
Ey order Of the Gorernor.
b. F. ARTHUR,
March IS ]; IL
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u
Adjutant and Inspector-Goneral Of .. u.

Y. That the commanding officers OF beat COM
panies shall keep two separate rolls-ono OF the
names of all persons resident in thsis beats be-
tween the ages of sixteen and sixty, and another.
Of the names of all persons between the ages OF
sixteen and ffty-d0signating in said rolls the
uscs of each person and all persons requires 10
be enrolled By this Act shall, Immediately after
ira massage. repor: their names to the command
ing officers of their beat, who shall have power 10
administer oaths az to the ages aud resiuehce OIL
persons, when they refuse to make known tneir
ages or place or residence, or where there may be
doubts rs to either; and each and every beat COM
pany shall be called out for drill anu instruction
once in every t~o months.
XXyIY. IF any beat company shall neglect or
refuse, for two months, to elect an officer to fill
any vacancy which shall occur in il, or the porson
elected shall refuse to accept of such Office, 1t
shall be The duty of the colonel or officer COM
rnundiug that regiment TO which such company
belongs, to sppoint and commission some lit per-
son, liable to ordinary militia duty in such beat,
TO Ell such Office, aud be shall be compelled to
serve in such Office for twslve months, under the
penalty Of thirty dollars and fifty per cent on
the amount Of his last general tax, unless be shall
be suoner prom or from bodily or mentai in
trinity, become incapable Of performing the duty
thereof, or remove Gu; Of the limits OF his COM
mund, or unless the company shall sooner elect
some ht person, who shall accept such commits
s;on and il shall be the duty Of the colonel OF
officer commanding the regiment, to appoint and
commission as often as the appointment shall DC
refused and in every case Of refusal to accept,
the ~penoltv shall he enforced but no person ap-
pointed by tho colonel 70 an Office in a beat COM
many shall be compelled to uniform himself or
servo in such Office niger than one year IN three
Murch 25 ~ ~
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Proclamation
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Cor rurr. Morch 1S 1879

wv quantities of provisions are being'exported
from this State for the purpose of speculation, by
reason whereof the price Of provisions has been
much enhanced, to the great discomfort OF the
citizens of the State aud whereas tho present
supply is doomed important for the subsistence OF
the people aud the soldiers of the Confederacy:
Now. therefore, I, MTLLEDGE L. BONHAM,
Governor of South Carolina. by virtue of the
power vested in me under the Constitution of this
State, Ito issue this my proclamation, and forbid
all persons, for the space of thirty lays from this
date, from exporting beyond the limits of this
State, any Salt. Bacon, Pork, Beef, Corn, Meal,
Wheat, Flour, Rice, Peas, Potatoes or other pro-
visions of any description whatsoever. The FOL
lowing persons are excepted, viz Quartermasters,
Commissaries and other agents of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army,
who must exhibit satisfactory evidence Of their
Official character and authority persons from
other States who purchase fur their OWE private
use and consumption, and not for resale, who shall
make oath to that effect before the next magistrate
previous to the removal of the articles purchased,
which oath tho magistrate shall preserve and fur
nish for the use Of the splicitdr of the Circuit
when required agents Of counties, towns, corpo-
rations and Soldiers Boards of Relief of other
States, who exhibit satisfactory proof of their au-
thority to purchase such provisions in behalf Of
such counties, towns, corporations or Soldiers
Boards of Relief, for public use or for distribution
at costs and charges, and not for resale or rroht.
Salt made BY non-residerts and carg6es enter
ing our ports from abroad, are also excepted.
Any of said articles that may he stopped IN
,ransitu will be confscgted 20 the use Of the State.
1t is e%pjoined upon all magistrates and militia
officers. and all good citizens are appealed to, to
aid in the enforcement Of this proclamation.
Given undrr my hand and the seal Of the State
at Columbus, this eighteenth day of March,
l.. e. A.. D. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-thrcc. NJ. l.. B0NHAM.
WV. L. ntsrr, Secretary Of State.
March Is, At IL
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Congressional.


RICHMOND, March 20.
In the Senate q report was presenteotrom 'ae
Committee of Conference on the subject OF regu-
la,ipr the impreserrent of private property for the
use of the army. The bill reported provides that
when property belonging to the producer is i'm
pressed, it shall be appraised by two disinter-
ested citizens, who shall demand just compensa-
ton. 1t also provides for the appointment of two
commissioners in each State, one by the President
the other by the Governor, who shall FIX a sched-
ule of prices every two months. or oftener, which
shall regulate the amount to be paid for property
IMPRESSED, in the hands of any person other than
the pro ducer or person holding the same for bis
own use.
The bill ives postponed until tomorrow.
The bill to established o Court of Claims was
discussed till adjournment.
In the House, the tax bill passed, whom the
doors were opened, and the im~pressment bill re-
portcd from the Committee Of Conference, was
discussed and passed.
The bill for the assessment and collection OF
direct taxes and internal duties was considered
till adjournment
RICHMOND, March 2O.-Tcasury notes which
ceose to he fundcble under tho provisions of the
act recently passed, will be receivable in payment
OF oil public dues except export duty on cotton.
Snow commenced falling here yesterday aftor-
moor, and the ground is now covered to the depth
of several inches. The snow is still coming down
fast. and the storm promises to continue during
the day:
RICHMOND, March 2l.-The Senate was not in
session to-day.
The House after having passed the Senate bill
TO increase the efficiency of heavy artillery for
coas. defence, went into secret session on the tax
bill.
light rain has been falling to-day. The roads
ere in a miserable condition from snow and rain.
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Alter which llnt my Do0hs VIII c1VSc TOT TIC
present year.
Tax Payers must make their returns in the time
above named or they will be subject to double tax.
Free Negroes not now nor having been in the
Confederate service are subject TO TaH,--thoSe
from the ages Of Ii TO 30 years.
Tax Payers are hereby notified that the Con,
fe,leratc Bills of the Hoyer d Ludwig plate, dated
S.ntember Cd, 1861, OF the denomination Of $50.
$50 and 500, will not he taken for Taxes, as they
were called in last year, ard the plate having
been counterfeited there is some discount on the
genuine bills unless returned to the proper au-
thurities. Other Confederate money will be good
Gr'Taxes THEO. DEAN, Ted.
Mar /. K IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

uyHE Subscriber offers f,r sale privately tho
HOMESTEAD PLANTATION of Robert
Jennings. decd, in Edgeticld District, containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
Situate on Stevens Crock. on The Road lending
from Augusta to Calhoun's Mills, % miles from
Augusta, and bounded by lands Of DR.. j.. j. Cart
ledge. Mira. CARTRIDGE. c. L. Blair and others.
There are on The place Il comfortable Dwelling
House ami MI necessary outbuiliings. There are
seyenty-fvo acres of good bottom land, and thirty
acres Of land sown in Wheat, and about forty in
Oats. The place is well watercd and timbered ana
is in a high state Of cultivation.
IF = purchaser can lie found soon, I will sell
with the place Seysnty-Gve Head Of Sheep, Stock
Of Cattle, &C..
DR.. j. Cartledgc or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing the place to any one DESTROYS
Of purchasing m excellent plantation.
a.1-Terns easy.
Mari If
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NOTICE.

A Ill Shareholders, or their Agents, in the Up
IA per Battalion. eth Regiment, are hereby re-
c,.osted to meet al the Pine House. m Saturday
tie 2Stll day Of March instant. to elect an OVER
SEER to take charge of. and 30 with their Slaves
Ia work ON the Coast. Also, toelact an ASSES
S0k tu value their slaves.
aud place az aforesaid. with y full report Of the
names of The Shareholders and the names Of the
Negroes iu Lc sent on the Coast.
A.. JONES, Chairman
Board Of Cumm'rs. Roads,
Upper Dat, 7th Reg't.
Mar II 1t IL
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Select School.

I HAVE secured the services Of IN accomplished
Lady from Virginia Of several yonrs expert
ence in teaching to take charge of n SELECT
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. She is quail
fed to teach all the English branches, french, md
Music on the Piuno. Session of ten months will
commence on Monday, tho 23d inst. A few more
pupils can obtain admission by applying emily.
For particulars apply to j. NJ. NORRIS.
Lessville, Mar S., 2tal1
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
AZ LnIrITN
IN. EQUITY.

Ex parte Petition to sell land for
Il. C. Bryan. payment of Creditors.
NY Virtue of an order of the Court in this case,
ID will sell ut Edgeield Court House on Mon
day, the 18th day Of April next. II TRACT
OF LAND whcreon MRS. ELIZABETH GOOD
IN resided at the time of her death. containing
Thir,y.tve acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Ii. A. Gray, Il. D. Bryan, James Raioslord and
Others. The sud lands ure sold for the benefit OF
the creditors pt chsmberlain-L Goodwin, decd.
~TERMS.-Soid on : rrediI uptil the first Of
January next, with interest from day o. sale, eE-
mid in cash. Purchaser to give bond aud two
GOOD sureties to secure the purchase money and
p q. w. CARWILE, Fed.
Mar 20 Ate IL
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From Vicksburg.

y1ckspuRa, March 2l.-The United States
steamers Hartford and Mononsahela passed War
rentOn about six o'clock this evening after n heavy
canuonading of half an hour, which was distinct
" heard at this place. They are now anchored
below ut Sneedes' Point.
fWarrcnton is situated on the Mississippi, river
eight miles below Yicksburg.
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Head-Quarters
ENROLLING OFFICER,

ENROLLING OFFICER,
EpGErIELp C. IL, Mar. 18th, 1867.
n All neil between the ages of Il and 40, Who
Il. have failed to come before the Enrolling OH
Ger Of this District will report forthwith to these
Headquarters.
IL. Men holding Army discharges will rcmem-
her that said discharges are not exemptions uHicss
approved by the Enrolling Officer.
III. Men fni.in; to comply with the above or
der will be considered as dcseriers and treated ac-
cordingly. by order OF,
Enrolling Officer.
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Carriage for Sale.

VXJILL be sold at Edgcteld G. H., 10 o'clock,
Wv on Sale-day in April next to the highest
bidder, a very substantial four seated second hand
CARRIAGE with HARNESS. Credit till first
January next, with interest from day Of sale.
Note and good security will be required.
Mar Is st IL
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COLUMB

v,nHE CELEBRATED SPANISH JACK
COLUMBUS will stand the Spring Sea-
son at his Stable. nine mil above E~dgefeld 6.
n. on the Chapel Ferry Road, at Sl2 to insure n
Mare in foal. -,
COLUMBUS ia fifteen hands and one inch high
and will show Colts with my Jack for furm and
aixe. All care will be taken to guard against SC
cidonts. but will not be responsihls for any that
may OCCUR. Illus. AIhiNo.
Mar Is 81 IL
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State of South Carolina,

OOLUAblA1 u3nASA
GENERAL ORDER NO. Il.
1T appearing that in many of the regiments
there lus been Il failure to organize the MILL
Is. in uccordance with General Order No. from
this office, either by not holding elections III pur,
sa,nrc of said order, or by returning rs eiectea
persons who are not eligible undor tho ACT oi tne
ti.ueral Assembly, it is II hereby ordered that the
commanding officers of all such reglments q"
forthwith order elections to be held, carter giving
proper notice. in all ca-cs where such iai'ure mas
occurred or where persons who are not elisib'e
have been returned M elected, III pursuance VI
said General Order No. s.
RI. The Act vi tho General Assembly declares
vacant the commissions Of all officers betwcen.tn
ere. of eighteen aud ~forty-tive years, 40 soon as
new elections have been held, nnd no person be-
tween said ages is eligible, or WILL be COMMISSION
ed, TO any Office in the militia. unless he be ex-
.mpted from Confederate service under tha Ex-
emp,ion Act of Congress-.
in. In addition 10 tie returns required by the
third and fourth paragraphs of General order No.
;. the commanding officers of regiments are here
by rsouired to return to this office II roster OF the
fold and company Officers of ;hcir respective regi
m.uts. Including those whose offices have not
been vacated. as we'll a. those elected under THE
and General Order No. 8, and also the strength OF
their compauie.-n form for which roster aud re-
turn will DO furnished from this othce
~. In all cases where persons bave been elect
cd to offices under General Order No. 5. but who
have refused to accept said offices, the
ing officers of brigades and regiments will appoint
IL uersons liable lv ordinary militia dufy in The
r.glments, b4ltaiions and beats in which the per-
SONS have 40 refused to cnnmand such regiments,
battalions ami beats, i'll pursuance OF the 3od ana
:;;th sections Of the Act OF lSil.
V. The captains of beat companies are required
strictly TO enforce Section 5 of the Act Ut the
General Assembly. entitled "An Act for the bet
ter organization Of The militia, anu ioE otaer pur-
iishei, AID to See that no resident of their respec-
tive beats shall escape eurOlIment by reason OF
his temporary absence.
VI. The commanding oNicere Of regiments are
responsible for their cUpplete organization, and
their special attention is hereby called To Section
q (heiewith published) Of the Act Of 1871, the
enforcement Of which is required.
by instruction of the General Assembly.
A. e.. DARLINGTON,
r - n
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FURNITURE

y have now on hand n large Stock of BED
4 ROOM FURNITURE, in Sets of from S to
II pieces, Mahogany, Enaineled and Fancy Paint
,J A small lot Of PARL0R FURNITURE.
Al.o. SEWING TABLES, WRITING TABLES,
DINING TABLES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CHAIRS, y few MATTRESSES, aud oil ARTICLES
usually kept in tae Furniture line, must Of
MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
And will he sold low for good paper when the
cash il not convenient.
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NV OWN MANUFACTURE
Burial Cases.!

I keen constantly OIL n full stock Of Mahogany
Octaeon Led COFFINS. Also, Covered Raise Led
COFFINS, plain but neatly trimmed, at $50.
Use of Hearse S. per day, or trip not over day.
I will continue to keep a supply on hand ready
for delivery. y. AL. WILL;
Mar 10 u ~
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LATEST NEWS.
From Richmond.

RIcuxoND, Marches.
On application Of Mr.. Z Isacs, whose -four hns
been impressed, Judge Lyons granted an %injunc-
ton to-day to refrain Government from taxing
possession of said -four, on the ground that the
improssment was not warranted nv public esigen-
cy, nor was it in accsr!&ret Mi,A LAW.