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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08

An INCIDENT IN THE. CARS.-ln a car on 6
,aiir,,aa which runs intp New. York, o few
mornings ago, u scene occurred which w!l
hot SOON he forgotten by the Witnesses of it
A person dressed as a gentleman. spaking Il
:. friend across the car, said well, hope
tie wsr may last six months longer. Il il
dops, | shall have made enough retire from
business. In the last six months I've made q
hundred thousand dollars Six months more
and 1 shall have enough
A lady sat behind the speaker, and neces-
ssr.lv beard his remark but when be was
done she tapped hun on the shoulder, and
.a,d to him Sir, 1 had Two sons-one OF
them was killed at the battle Of Fredericks-
lnryh tine other WAS killed a; the battle OF
Murfreesboro." ;,
She was silent a moment, and so WIRE all
around who heard her. Then, overcome by
her indignation, she suddenly slapped the
.oeculator. first on one cheek, then on the
n,bsr. and before the fellow could say q word,
h. passengers sitting near, who had wit.
rss,ed the whole affair, seized him, aud push
"a him hurriedly out.f the car, as one not Fl,
20 ride with decent people.-Evening Post.
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Burning of the Bath Paper Mill.

The loss Of this paper mill at this. time. (sayS
the Augusta Chronicle q. ~Aentinst) is a great pub
lie calsmity. A large amount of work uas done
there for the Confederate Government, besides
supplying = nunber of newspapers with paper for
their regular issues. The extent OF the | ~ is not
easy to estimate ut this time. The mill was Gu
tirely destroyed, with paper, and stock in process
Of being worked ny. The stock house, adjoining
were saved by greut excrtions, as also the board
Ing houses. 1t is not yet ascsrtaiued what portion
of the machinery, if any, can be saved from the
are; but there are many things which IL will be
difficult to replace ut present. About FIFTY hands
wore employed in the mill.
Tue ire originated from a spark upon the roof.
The high wind prevailing, and the length Of tiws
%elapsins before the 6rs was discovered, made it
wholly impossible to save the building.
1t ID hoped that, from tho Importance of tho
miil-.beiug the larsest III tho coofederacy-
measures will be taken at once to rebuild it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08
Congressional.

RICHMOND, April - srSArE:-To-day Mr.
Barnwell. from tho Committee on Finance, re
ported back the :@ill from the House TAX Bill
probably with q substitute, which WINS ordered tt
he printed.
The Bill to establish the proposed mail across
the Mississippi River, was passed. Several othe'
unimportaut Bills were passed.
HousE.-The Bill to exempt mail contractors
&c, wa. passed. With IN amendment providing
that tho mail route shall DO at least tweuty mile'
in length.
The Bill from the Senate to repeal tho lays al
lowing of substitutes, was rejected.
A joint resolution was adopted to adjourn or
the 10th instant.
Mr.. Foote introduced a resolution proposing tc
change the seat of government. Tho resolution
wa. rejected by m almost unanimous vote.
The Bill increasing the pay Of soldiers fou,
dollsrs per month was passed.
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Late Nor,hcra,and European News.

ahtS
RICHMOND, April $.-Eor,hern dates Of
the Goth have bee. received.
The papers art puzzled to know what to
believe In relation to operations on the Mis-
clssippi.
Gen. Gilmore crossed the Kentucky river
last Saturday. lie retook Danville aud drove
the rebels in the direction of Crab Orchard.
The Yankee steamer Sam. Gates was cap
tured in the Missouri by guerillas.
Ire prize steamer Granite City, from Nag
eau, captured By the blockaders, has arrived
ut New York.
The clergylnen in Norfolk gave notice bat
their char' hes would be open on the 9Th,
in conformity with President DAVIS procla-
nation; but our soldiers prevented Services
being conducted.
Brigadrer General James Cooper, Federal
army, is dead.
Gold has taken a turn upward. The mar.
ket opened on Monday at a..
The steamship Asia arrived with English
dates to the 18th.
Two blockade steamers had arrived at
Liverpool with cotton.
The diplomatic correspondence on Ameri-
can affairs has been laid before Parliament.
The case of the Alabama has been made
the subject Of strong complaint by the Yam
kee Government.
Mr.. Mason's latest letters urge the Bri-
fish Government to declare tho blockade a
nullity.
The irritation among the Lancaah re opcr-
a.ives is growing very strong.
The Bank of France reduced the rate OF
discount from Ave. to four and a half per
cent.
Miss Slidelf was thrown from her horse.
She i, seriously but not dangerously Injured.
Cotton is bueyant at an advance Of one
halt.
Consos o2s2e2s.
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FROM the Army.

We wcro ~gratif.d to see in the Village on sale
day several Of our soldiAr. buys now ut home on
furlough. Among the number were DR.. JEFF.
TEAeuE, Lieut.. NJ. A. MAnKERr, BENZ. Boar
WRIGHT and J. F. Burton, sll looking we'll and in
fue spirits, with good reports as tn the health and
fighting condition OF their respective commands.
NJ. S. WALKER, Of the l4th, arrived on Monday,
considerably REDUCED in flesh. Under the care OF
the cold folks at home" we hope he will soon 10
himself again. IT,.
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Mrs. JOSEPH AsxhY, Sec. 4
Pur the Advertiser.

Mr.. Epirun II observed in the Hdrerti.er o!
the 18th ult a lcttr from Mr.. T. P: SHAY &C
knowledgipg tho tcsip, Of Miss NJ. A. BUrE't
le:rer and a largc au.f v%aluntl. box Of Clutling
purchased by her fer the Soldiers of the 18th s.
c. Regiment. Here has been a mistake made by
Mr.. STRAW. if DO means the box sent by Mr.. Sui
LIvAx of Edg,feld. The Lamar Aid Association
of Hamburg furai-hed and made up of the clothes
in that hox one bale for tho needy of the 10Th Regi-
ment. 1 was a member Of that Society OF that
timo and assisted in packing the clothing. I am
willing that Mis, BUIE should have all the honor
due her, but nit what is due the Lamar Aid Asso.
citation Of Hamburg.
MIS-. C. A. MAYS.
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NOTICE.

VlHE Gr.riteriile Company will barter Cloth
Il for Persilnmon Wood, sound, und free from
knots. They will give s yards of Al cloth for q
hundred feet board measure. 1t must DO butt
CUT, and cut as close TO the ground rs possible,
and taken nF below the imbs. II may be G inch-
es square and any size above that; not particular
about lengths. It must be large enough to dress
8 in. square Or whstevrr tits 10 measure.
81! feet OF G in. square will count 100 feat.
IL :" Of 9 ~. :" Z" H 100 ~
s " 1 in. vf II !" 100
VIM. GREGG, Pres.
April s 3, III
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Wanted.

A GARDNER of long experience and known
N prosperity, none need appfy unless he. can
procure Il certificate frola the Sheriff that be will
not receice Confederate money. but specie for all
dues; and he must also be ~punctual to all obliga-
lions, even to the pound Of flesh were it the condi-
tim of the contract.
For further particulars apply to tho A.:C. s.
I'd Regt. Artillery, S. c Wat James Island, SC.
April S 1t IL
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Gov. Brown in hia late message saws

I've can never be conquered by the arms
of the enemy. We may be by hunger, if We
neglect Ia husband sll the resources fr the
supply Of provisions. which q kind Providence
has placed withn our reach. Attempt to
c nccal it as we may, the fact is undsniah'c,
that the great question III thus revolution is
now q question Of bread. The army muet he
led. and their families Mt bome supported, or
the eu,l of liberty will sooh Set III darkness
and y ODD, and the voice Of frreJ"rn wii'bc
forever hushvd i'll tho sileuce Of d.sro;isln.
Iii Excellency certainly never erunc'ated
. greater truth thai. when he narrowed the
question down to one of bread.
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From Berwick,y Bay.

RICHMOND. April 4-hn official di.pa.ch re-
ceised this morning from headquarters, near Ber-
wiek's Bay. March 18th, via hatcher, April LIST,
to Gen. Cooper, says:
Il hive tn. honor to report the capture Of the
Federal guuboat Dinea a. this point to ..iay. She
mounts hvo heavy guns; The boat is not serious
ly injured, and will 10 Immediately putin service.
Tho euemy's loss in killed, wounded and prison
ers is $50.
(Signsdl Z TAYLOR, grig."
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Deserted

.EROM Co. I, 7th S. C. Regt., D. P. wEsT,a
T. privsts Of Co. T, 7,hs.C. Regt. (aeonscrip,)
aud letive of Spartanburg District S. e., Cannon
Store P. o. bis a~ddress,) about 81 years of age,
5feet, G inches high, fair complexion, frsckls-sacod,
blue eyes and auburn hair, having. deserted said
Company. the arrest and dcliYery OF. him otbe
same will be rewarded according to tho provision,
nude in the act passed by Congress.
B. /. SHARPTON,
Lieut. Comd'g Co. I, ith s. q. Rogs-
April S nm IA
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, April 5.-Cnpt. Mosby with fifty
men MAS attacked by one hundred and ifty Yam
KEGS at Drancsviils, Va, on the. lst Of April.
Capt. Mosby's first Are brought down some thirty
of the enemy. Tho rest fed. Mo,hy pursued and
captured seventy-nine, who arrived here asst eve
ming. They belong to the First Vermont Cavalry.
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Sentenced to be Hung.

ANDERSON, 4 Dogro man belonging to Mr.. Tnos.
HowLE, jr, has been sentenced to DO hung on
Friday, the Gath inst, for the murder of q negro
slave also belonging to Mr.. HowLE. Anderson
is lodged in the jail at this place for safe keeping.
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nE- WE are under especial thanks to Mr.. J. F.
ScHIRxER. n very kind and i.ighly esteerned gen
tlemen Of Charleston, noH a refugee and residing
in this vi!lsse, for late copies of Charleston pa
psrs and from which we gather several itoms Of
;,,.r,ot
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Some ofthc patriotic!Adies of Prince Georges
county, Maryland, haye ruu through the blockade
a pair of gold spuisa, a present to General Il. E.
Lee. They are sail ~ h4vo cost 5000. Is this q
gentle HAT for the brave General to ".pur up ~
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From Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA. April SIS 2. M.-Major Dick
McCann. with 100 mon, attacked n Federal train
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, with
in nine miles Of Nashville, killed ~ and wound
cd O.. The loss on our aide is one killed and
three wounded.
The party also captured wagons, &c. They re-
turned in safety.
Tho Abolition Convention at Louisville has
nominated Josiah q. Bell for Governor.
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MRS. S. M. ABNEY and MISS e. s.
I'VE MILLER RESPECTFULLY inform tho comun.

WI MILICN rtsPtctIuIIy lUlorM tuo coMMu.
nifty that tho exercises Of their SCHOOL FOR
Young LADIES AND CHILDREN will cor.
tinus through the present quarter. which CON-
monces to-day. AMI throughout the year, with q
short vacation 10 Summer. Instruction will DO
given in sll tho English branches, together with
Latin.
The rates of Tuition. per'quarter, for tho Pri-
mary Glass. SIS for the I'd Class, So; for the I'd
and highest Glass, SIS, and for Latin extra 81, so.
Pupils attending this School will b. considered
81 entering for the current quarter and so charged.
Payments must he made either in advance, o. at
the end Of the quarter.
Edgefeld, April 9th, If il s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

En- PMte Petition to ssll land for
r. c. Bryan. payment of Creditors.
DY Virtue Of an order Of the Cour, III this case,
I'D L will sell at Edgeield Court House ON Mon
day, the 18th day Of. April next. THE TRACT
or LAND whereon MRS. ELIZABETH GOOD
WIN resided ut the time Of her death. containing
Thirty.tive acres, more or less, adjoining lands N
III. A. Gray, r. D. bryan, James Rsinsford and
others. The said lands are sold for the benefit of
the creditors Of Chamberlain L. Goodwin, decd.
TERMS.-sold on a credit until the lrst Of
January next, with interest irnrh day Of sale, OK.
cept costs and expenses Of sale, which must DO
paid in cash. Purchaser to give boud and two
good %sursti.s 20 secure the purchase money and
pay for .itlss cxtrs.
T.. ". CARWILE, c.s.Hn.
Bar 20 4t0 ls
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Administrators Sale.

~ pursuance Of an order from W. +. Durisoe,
L Ordinary Of Edgefeld District, I will sell at
my residence on Saturday, the llth April, all the
peraonllty ef Nary Martin, decd, consisting OF
FIVE NEGROES, BED, DED.STEAD AND
BIDDING. &c.
Gs-Terms made known on day Of sale.
3. n. MARTIN, Admir-.
April | 2rs Is
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
John N. stidham, Applicant,

Ella Stiiham, Alice Stidham. Ira Std
ham, Jas. S%tidhara, ct a Defendants.
DY IN ordor from the Ordinary, l shall proceed
- to .oll ut Edgeiield C. h, on the FIRST Mon
day in May next. for Partition, the Real Estate Of
John S~tedham, deceased, consisting If L tract Or
parcel OF land known rs the Robertson Doun Tract
lying and being in the District and State aforesaid,
containing one hundret and ~hity-hye (l55) acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Tis"philu, Dean,
Robert Bryan, George Free aud o;hers.
7ermr-Qn Y credit until the first dnv of Dc
crBber next, The purchaser to give Hond and
good security. aud II Mortgage to The Ordinary to
secure the purchase money. Costs tn he paid in
cash. Title. cItrn. l. JONES, Esd.
April 0. 1903. It IA
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D,s.yrecTIox At TIE .Wssr.-The Wash.
TOW correspondent Of the New York World

D,s.precTIoy At TIE :Wssr.-The Wash.
;,.ron correspondent OF the New York World
Tbe Government Las advices from the
w., wb;cL are by no means cheering. The
'.;,t,n,e to the arrest of deserters in Ohio,
Indiana ard illinois will he succeeded ny The
'bs,ruc,ion Of the CONSUMPTION act, and q re-
f:s.l to paw excise taxes. Several Cover
mr Of Western States, ,oe'her with infiuen-
~, c;t;zc,,s. hal an interview with the Prc-i-
ant Today on the subject, and measures t"
..on, .uch resistance have been taken.
vsrncr Todd, of Ohio, who is democrat,
:, :. rrc.,n.d, will look to matters in Ohio
',nder military authority. The sale of arms
in ali the principal Western cities have been
stopped.
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The Granitevillc Company have purchased o lot
Of Cotton Cards with handles and backs complete
at seventeen dollars per pair, which they propose
to sell Mt IS, 80 to charitable associations for dis
tribu,iun among tbs needy.
WIN. GREGG, President.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -.
IN ORDINARY.
Frances Whitlock; applicant

Frauces " hitI0cK, htPIlcant
rs.
john Whitlock aud others derts.
TDY an order from The Ordinary, l shall proceee
lid to sell st Edgeiie,d c. H., ON the first Monday
III May next. for. Partition, tho Real. Estate Of
John Whiilock, deceased, consisting Of q tract or
parcel Of land, lying und 'bping in the District and
State aforesaid, containing one hundred aud fifty
l50) acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Joseph
Swoarengin, Moses Harris, Divid Burton, julius
Day and others.
1term.-On a credit until the irst day Of Docem-
Der next. The purchaser to give Boud, with good
security, and a Mortgage of the premises to tho
Ordinary TO secure the purchase money. Cots to
he paid III Cash. Titles extra.
L. JONES, ser.
April 6, 1852. 4: u
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Congressional.

Rrcnxosp, April AIN the Senate to-day an
act to convert the First Regiment of South Caro-
Infantry, now stationed at Fort Sumter, into tho
Second Regiment Of Artillery. recently vetoed by
the President, was again passed, after discussion,
by n two thirds vote in favor Of the bill.
The Senate then went into secret session on the
tax bill,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08

A YOUNG LADY desires a situation as
IA TEACHER in = family or small School
within n mile or two Of Edgefeld Village: In
struc iona given in the usual English branches
and Music. Addross this Office.
Mar "a # 1S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08

Drrp, December 2sd, 1861, WILLIAM AN. AID.
ANS, infant ard only child of W. Ill. W. aud ST.
"a. c. ADAMS, aged l year. { mo<t hs and II days,
surviving his only sister, MARTHA ELIZA, twenty
four days. The disease of both was fatal diPtke-
ria. MARTHA K. died Nov. tho goth, 1862.
Had their father been home death might not
have been 70 terrific or heart-rending; but he was
far away, bravely contending for his home and
Greside. When the aad intelligence reached his
ears in Virginia, that both his children were dead,
he besoughs his Captain for n furlOugh for the
frat time In over twelve months; but alas! when
he arrived home ho found his hresids blank no
sweet little babes occupied their placeu as when
bs loft his homo. The Mother, once SO cheerful
is now .orely stricken with grief. But says the
father and mother, "all this We must bare, us
soldiers Of the cross We must say:
Thy will be done oh Lord not mine
May I soon in heaven my children find;
Great God while I thy Christening rod doth feel
humbly pray thee, all my sorrows heel"
J. R. B.
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To all Who it MAY Concern.

A NY person owing me money, aud wishing to
n pay. will please convert their funds 10 Eight
per cent Confederate Bunds which I will take for
any money due me.
sEABoRN sTALNAKEI.
April II
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dBe A0berllssl,
ARTHUR sIMKIEs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL8, 1868.

x-Ths Editor has gone to Columbia to attend
the extra Session Of the Legislature convened o"
Friday last.
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Notice.

Ni. ! kind trieuds who made accounts with Mr..
l1l VIM. SHEAR, of Augusts. while I was do:
ing busiucss iur MIN, will please call and settle az
I am responsible for all such accounts.
MCPHERSON WRIGHT.
AprilG 3r@ II
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For the AiYertiacr.
"To Il Soldier on Furlough."

To a Soldier on Furlough."
Dear Sir-If there was but enc side to the sub
jcct I could readily subscribe to your remarks in
tho Adcertiser of the lst of April. Let US view it
from nrother stand You say if I refuse to
take Confederate money fer my debts I am no
pntriof. This I grant if I were pressing payment,
but il I am no patriot for refusing to take it what
will you say OF my debtors who refuse to keep
it7 Ten years since 1 Loaned them money that
was equal TO gold aud silver. l have never asked
them to pay because I knew that it would distress
some Of them to do 50. I havo borrowed money
IN paid ten per cont for it wher they were pay
ing me but seven in ordor to indulge them and
prevent their property from being sold by the
Sheriff. IN fact it appeared TO Inc that they had
forgotten that they were in debt to me at all while
they could make profitable speculations with their
money, some Of them have realised. more thun
one hundred per cent per annum On their invest
ment. to my ccrtnin knowledge. During the year
of sixty und s~ix.y-ono I was offered fifteen per
cent for money, but it was all in the bands Of my
debtors. Why did thoy not pay then! Why thia
anxiety all at once TO pay their debts! 1 do not
ask them TO pay. They Rre protected by a stuy
law. 7 cannot sell their property. Docs not their
anxiety TO got rid of the money show u want of
confidence in tho currency, and is it reasonable in
them to expect one man to have moro faith in it
than enc hund.oi! IF they have funds on hand
why not keep the Understanding Bills each to
the amount of his Indebtedness to me? They
draw . higher rate Of Interest than they nro ppy-
Ing me. May I not well say, Gentlemen, show
us your faith in ths currency by your works; Gts
or one hundred Of you can sustain it mure efi-
GENTLY than Any ono man. In so doing, if The cur
rsncy is ssod. you are aafe, if not You are only
doing your duty as honest men. l have waited on
you,untit your property ha, doubled in valus. 1
will do ns much as any man of my means to sus-
tain tho currency, but il it reasonable for you to
ask ro to do what you are not willing to do your
selvss7"
And now my (" FRIEND OK 4 FURLoroH," I will
simply say that I have loaned the peoplsof Edge
fold more money, and at u lower rate of interest,
and waited longer than any other man in the Dis
trict ha. dono that has no more capital than ] have.
I have never ordered the Sheriff to sell one dollars
worth Of anymun's property in my life. l have
sold for Confederate money moro meat, -four, lard,
wood aad other nccesssries than any man in the
Village has done in the last year, with one c1eep-
ton, and now if this merits those hard names you
have called mo, soy on.
SAMUEL BROOKS.
n. B.-I have not gold a dollars worth of pro-
vision in the last year but to the citizens of Edge
field village.
sS<e The Raleigh pap.rs say that thcre is. q
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Notice.

A Ii persons in unyuise indebted to Lewis
"A. Coleman, deceased, or to Coleman 4 Dean
Will pleuse make payment to tn. subscriber.
W. l.. COLEMAN, Exior.
Of ths Estats OF Ls~,s CvIeml 10.
April 8 4,a II
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For the Advertiser.

The s"uthern Sisters Aid Society gratefully &c.
~knowlsdg &c the follow ing contributions: From Mrs
G.. o. Robinson, $500; from Mrs. James Gregg
S5o.Oa.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pres.
Mrs. JOSEPH ABxhY, Sec. d Treas.
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1, .'aid tba. the ia. bill passed by sur Con-
gres', will remove several hundred millions Of
Confedera 9 notes from circulation. Such a re-
suit is to b. iovOutly hoped for.
The Federals stole about six thousand negroes
during thoir late raid in North Alabam..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-08

ey Don't fail to read Message NJ. l Of his
EAcolieucy GUv. BuRaAI.
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Notice..

A LII Persons indebted to the E.s- ate OF John G.
N Mccelvey, deed. are requested to pay toe
saue without delay. aai those having douands
against the same ure notifol tn render them in
properly atte.tcd. j.. F.. MICkLER,
.Adn'or.
April O. 3ts
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The public Meeting Of sxle.day.

See proceedings. elsewhere published, Of the
public meeting held in THO Court House ON Mon
day last. II was quite n concoursc Of citizens
pleased 10 observa the unanirnity Of seutimen,
that prevailed throughout tho assembly. Many
of our wealthy and most prominent men we'e
present, and all seemed to hare the utmost conf
aence in the Confederate currency despite the
uupasriotic steps taken by q certain. class of usa.
rors and extortioners whose actions tend to 10
jure our currency, and thereby to ruin cur sarss
eay~w. ere indebted to Mesars. WRIczr Ind
TALBeRr for copies of tho Governors message il
advance of tho mail.