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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10
FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

yUyHF MKT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
I BEGIN on NJ flday, September IL. ls03. The ioca-
ton near Cincinnati the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad sDd very desirable; the site
and surroundings are unequa~d the buildin q and
commoat Ons ample and elegant; the Teacher. IN
the literary aus ornamental departments. are unsnr-
ased; he Of study l. thorough and eniend.d
a. ans othtr. aud the charges moderate Glendale
desirable place for young LADIES In these sublous
times.
For catal Dgues, information OF admission address
/ Rev. J G MuNTt0kT, D. d.,
augl5. Glendale. Hamilton County, Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10
Pr G q /.

LErrER PROM FrRNANDo Woop TO President
LIScuLS - THE PEEslpKNT's RiPLY - Ma.
Wo0ps RtJoINDLR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10

A THE AMERIc n DisPENsARY VIZ TREAT BIT
n method, and with the hsppiesf results, Pro-
LdIsns TERI failing Of the womb, CaRcerafoR J7ce-
rfioH Lluh rrhef, whifes.) 4 shdry and all other dis
which the Anserfcdn Esndie IL 80 p-cular!,
liable send three dolas and receive by express
the Doctors Female Springer This should
be- used by every in the land. for purpose
Gle rniasss comfort hedih, DC. Sent free on rece int
Of .amp copy 81 our Private Letter 20 Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Hs,
fresh from The Dspersary are rey good in simple dis
eases, Irregularities dc. Price 81. !. Mt by mail
At the american Dispens0ry also treat effhouf
'nercyg. and with never failing success TeneSdl
what the quacks call rr0fe sscref diseases: Syslis
in al its stages, Gonorrhea, elect, structure Hydrocele
Crcoccle, varcocee, Csrsccee. spermatorh~a Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of selfabuSe The last sir are
treated Of in private letter. which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
NJ experience Of the Surgeon in charge OF this de-
partment f. Of the hest Hospitals in Europe and
New York City, enables him 10 patients scientcal
~ and restore them speedily.
Those living AZ distance communicate by letter
a. be treated their homes. In send IS
or 81" snd receive ~ icinoS.
Consultaii0' free and confidential Room No. a41
East Warrington Street, indianapolis. p o. Box 1894
s.r9 dly-wi2t. lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10
DRY GOODS.

Those Who buy Dry Goods for cash vii do well not
nistass the house Inquire for. and make out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10

TIRE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, for the care of Couea
Cads sore rerna Bronchitis wheezing rrston Of III
Uvua Toasis, aud Diseases OF the iungs. SID IN
ss-. hores. 9s eta. 81 eta. srH ~ esrh -fstAwty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Oh.cOinbatan
The Charleston Mercury says !:

The Charleston Mercury says
Gen. BAaureeard has recently@nrged Toe
departure of all Observation-Disclosures from Charles
ton, and prohibited the ineress. of any more
There should be no mistake. concerning hi.
views, either as TO the imlpinency of the dan
ger at this point, or as to the character ofthe
defence that he will make.
Lett be distinctly understood BY every
body tha. Charleston is to be defended to the
last extremity. If the harbor is, taken, the
city is to.be fought street by street, and house
by house as long as we have o foot Of ground
to stand upon.
1t is high time that public attention should
be directed to this subject. We were pleased
TO learn that the gentlemen composing the
commission met yesterday. We trust that
in their efforts to make Charleston really FORTH
withtn stand Smelling, they will have the CO.
operation and assistance Of orr entire pnpuln.
ton. Nnthins could stay us and the coun.ry,
in the event OF Its fail, but the most heroic
and devoted exertion.; nothing can save
Charleston but a desperate defence. One ani
al, let US bes,ir ourselves, and make ready at
once for the rapidly approaching struggle
Let none be caught mapping, and no obstacles
be thrown insthe way Of cur military authori.
ties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

ATTEMPT AT'Rars-Two negroes, belong
ing to a. A. Park and Rev. u. j. Lowery,
were tried and found guilty Of attempting to
commit q rape ON a soldiers wife, near Hous-
ton. 1t appears that, ia company with a lit,
tic negro boy, they called at her house and
sent the boy to knock at the door if she TN
swered, to tell her they had s. letter for her,
so that when she opened the door they could
force themselves in. Only one of them, how
ever, went in, and remarked to her that all
the white women had been picked out for ne
gro wives, and that nc had selected her for
his wife. She became furious. He replied
that she had better submit at once or she
would be compelled TO ina little while. She
sasv that she was completely in his power, sc
she became quiet and begged That he would
let her go into the next room When she
got to the door she ran through and looked
il, and made the facts kaown. They we're full
ly corroborated by the little negro. eTte two
men were tried by a Jury, nund guilty, aud
hung by a detachmeis of . cavalry COM
pany stationed rear Houston, on Wednes-
day lasr.-Mobile Tribune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

A BARBAaoUs MUsDER.-I have Just learn.
ed of a 6endish murder pcrpetrated recently
upon the person. Of a young married lady. near
the city of Natchez. Miss. A Yankee Lieu
tenan and two private soldiers entered the
house of The party deceased, who, in the alb
sence of her husband, was the only occupant
ofthe place, demanding where her husband
was concealed, She refused to tell him, and
ut the same time asked what they wanted
with him. Tbs Yankee officer told her that
wbstthey wanted with him was their business,
and, none of hers, and sid that he would give
her three minutes to reveal the whereabouts
of her husband, and if she did not DO so in
that time, he would take her life. : She refus-
ed peremptorily, when, the time having ex-
pired, the murderer deliberately took off his
scarf. and, With the assistance of hi. men, hung
her up by the neck in her own house, and left
her in the agonics of a violent death. She
was afterwards cut down by her friends, but
life had long since been extinct. The gentle
,fsn who relates this horrible, strange, foul
and unnatural murder is now in this town,
and is an old citizen of Natchez, having edited
at one time q weekly journal in that city. He
says he saw the dead body after it was cut
down. Ifthis terrible tale be true-and we
have no good reason to doubt it-tt.e ven
geance, not only. of man, but, Of God, will fol-
low the invading army.-Miss. Cor. Atlanta
Appeal.
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What Think you of Reconstruction.

The following are the terms proposed in
Massachusetts, circular; as thsse upon which
the rebel States will be received back intasthe
Union. II there are any Reconstructiuhists
in the Confederacy, We would advise Them IL
ponder these terms" the least that no indul
gent people will accept'-and then answer
the question manfuiiy as to. whether they are
"of the same opinion stil."
Article /. Urcopditional submission to the
Government of the United Stairs.
Art. 2. To SeliYer up Ono Hundred Of the
Arch Traitors to be hung.
Art. 3. To put on record the names of ali
vho have been traitors to the Government.
who shall he held Infamous, and disirauchised
forever.
Art. 4. The property of ii traitors to be
contiscsted to pay damages.
Art 5. The seeded States to pay the bal
snce of the expense, and restore 81 stolen
property.
Art. 6. The payment Of all debts dua 10
Northerners, and indemnity for ale indignit:es,
to persons, loss of time, life and property.
Art. {. The removal Of the Cause ofdll the
difficulties. which can only bellone,by the i'm
mediate aud unconditional abolition Of sla-
very.
Art. 8. Untila full com. %,'iancc with all Of
the above terms. the so-called Sece9ed States
TO be held and governed as Quilted States
Territory.
The above is the least that an indu'gent
people will accept, outraged as they have been
Ivy the f%oulest, most heinous and gigantic in
stanre of crime recorded in history.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLEsToN, August 20, 1853.
GENERAL ORDEHS-NO. "a
a CARD. under The, signature Of Colonel
IA J l.. BLACK, First South Carolinn Cavalry,
having appeared in tie papers inviting boys under
conscript &gc to-vplunteer for mounted service in
'"Hanr,nn's Cavalry Brigade" it is hereby or
dcred thntp one betwoau the ages oe sixteen aud
eighteen. yeas shall enter the organization pro-
posed, or nny other orSnrizations, except such as
are authorized md called fer by the Governor and
Commanlrr-in-Chicf.
BY Act of TIE General Assembly persons be-
tween sixieon nua eighteen years of age IS well
MS those between fprty-fve and fifty, "rc made
liable to military service whenever the Governor
deems that tie e~xiseucy requires trcops;for the
u fence of tbs Stato.. In the receut organization
of trips C,r local defence fur six months service,
tho Governor ha, thought proper not to include
persons under eighteen years, but they may be
soon needed FOR service in the State.
Fer these reasons, and the additional one that
Cunfedsrats Government has not embraced per
IONS un,.or -ai=htacszysxszzfzrezia-hs,p1 s-:n
~Cvnscripti9n Act, tks ABOVE prohibit
tion against raising trovps from Til. class b. vol
untccripg Enr Coufsd crate service. is announced.
By order Of the. Governor and Comm andcr-in-
Chief. - A.. C. GaRLINGT0N.
HdiutantGnd Inspector 9caer4l, Sc.
Papers OF the Stnts copy twice.
Aug. 26 ct 81
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Aug. Il, 1863.
GENERAL OkDERnhO. 1S3.
n THE Suprr,ntruaent Of CONSUMPTION having
70 or'irrcd t:iat I all rs7sons in the Fix month";
lruops,' organized in this S;atc for local defence,
shall La allowed |. to remain in their organizations
for the present, . the Orders from these Headqunr-
ter. of July q are so mudifcd as not to affect
these persons wing were members Of said Rcgi-
u. B%nsOlIins 0Hicori, until further orders, viii
not register rs "yoluntcers," give certificates or
transportation to, nor in any msurer Interior.
with lhnse who were members of said Regimen;
st the tune of their organization, us to al other,
liable to c"nscriptien, Who wcre not numbers Of
said Regiment when organized, (and who ara re-
quirct To report, b. the or'lers &c July 27;h.) The,
"iil proceed, Us heretofore ordered, Ia %conscrip'
hose whn do not report CAS-. volunteers" Is The
2G'h %ins;anr, and GO forward By tic ii ScpLem.
bar. CD MELTON,
Comd't Con.criits, DC. :
Aug. 10 g. 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

ANOTHER MEAN Act.-TheY IA akee nation
has always been noted for its creative genius.
For a long tineprevioustot this war, they stood
first on the Hist ior producing new ;nvcntious
that would benefit the human rare. Since
the war has commenced, however, they have
turned their faculties into a new channe ell.
Every day they endsavor to surprise the
world with samsased Of iuhunanity or mean.
ness that will, if possible. .surpas those CONS
mitted the day before. One of the last mean
acts they bave been engaged in, is that If
robbing Confederate prisoners. They take
from them the money in their possession;
giving receipts therefor. Whenthe prisoners
are exchanged, packages Claimed to contain
tho amount taken are handed them. These
packages are Sled with counterfeit Coincide
rate notes: instead Of the good money of which
the soldiers was robbed. Was ever a motion
guilty Of such contemplate acts? We think
not. It has been left for the Yankee nation
to excel the world in both inhunan acts an
mean deeds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26
Thc Public Debt.

RICHMOND, Angus. ia communica,
tion from Robert Tyler, Registrar of the
Treasury, published in the Sentinel, says
the whole amount Of Treasury notes issued
aimee the Government vent into operation il
exactly six hundred andtwenty four millions;
Of this one hundred and twrnty-six million.
lave been. funded II bonds and stocks, and
about a million cancelled. Tie whole public
debt, including the E~uropcaa loan, has not
quite reached eight hundred and forty mill
ions, against which muet be charged all The
cotton and other assets now Held by the
Government. The entire interest on the
public debt does not exceed t~wepty:three
millions dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

YASHEE OUTRAGE At The GRAyECThe
body OF Captain w. ID. Brown, Of the Chesl-
peake Artillery, who WAS mortslly wounded
ct Getty sbuS., and who died subsequently, in
Baltimore, was deliveredsto his family Tho
uniform he wore in battle being torn and
bloody hrs mother procured another, and
clothed the shattered remains Of her dead son
nit. While the last solemd services were
being conducted around the grave, & squad Of
Yankee soldiers, gent for the purpose ny Gen
eraL Shenck, appeared aud arrested all pres
ent, aud colitiued them in the Gilner House
Prison until the next: day when they were
p.ruleds' eThcirtcrimc consisted in giving do.
cent interment to'thc remains. of a Co,ieder.
ste officer, ard preparing a nsw uniform
for his grave clo;hes.-R.chIrund Exalni-
ner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

ALL Ricnr.-On a recent occasion, as a
recruiting squad ill Charleston was circulating
to pick up ~atragrltrs, n military looking man
va halted by the Sergeant. " What regiment
do you belong to? Let me see your papers,
said he. I" I'm Gau. Beauresard, comman-
d r of this department. With much Sahg
.Jioii, the Sergeant turned to his >quad and
sai,i, boys, all right Salute your General!'
The boys having presented arms, as the Ger
crsi passed on, he touched his cap, and the
order was gwen, Forward, march," :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-26

A Coon oSE.-When our army entered
Cbambersburg, Pa, some of the Union t.
males of The Town, relying on their sex and
the gall6ntry ofthe rebels fer. projections, j,w.
ed :lo troops from windows and doors ss they
passed by. There was one OF these women
whose tongue, we suppose, could not do JUS.
tice to the occasion, who fourished from her
bosom-a small Union flag, and who, standing
in a door, made all name of ugly faces OF
our troops as they marched along. But her
ladyship " csughta tarter'' in makinga mouth
at a tall ' ragged rcbel'in the ranks, who,
fixing his eyes in disdain- en- the flag that
waved from her breast, exclaimed "Msdan.
yon had better tear that thing from your bo-
om-we rebels are hell OH stor.ning breast
works" This soenmpletely "took her down.
that She hasn't made en- ugly faces since
Milton IN. CO. Chronicie.
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HEADQUARTERS.
OFFICE CHIEF coMMIsSARY,
CHARLESTON. s. e.. .Julv o. 1872

OFFICE CHIEF COMMlSSARY,
CHARLESTON, S. T., July "a, 1869.
EEAVING been appointed Chief Commissary
Al for the State OF South Curelina, with ap-
rroral Of tho Secretary Of War, with instrustisns
to divide the State into Divisions, for the proper
collection and distribution of supplies, l have
divided the State into FIVE DIVISIONS; for each of
which divisions n Division cominissary has been
appointed by the Commissary General.
Division NJ" ], Captain B.. L.. Sin0ns, Division
ronnissary. embraces the Districts Of Pick ems,
Anderson, GrcenyiIle, Abbeville aid sri of Figs
isid adjoining.
Division NJ. ., Captain S. c. Means. Division
colnmissary, embraces the Districts Of Spartan
,,arr. l%a.rsrs, Uni,o, Newbelry and part OF
EisseGeld.
Dni.iyn No. 3, Capt. J. d. wi,herspoon, Diria-
lou com m:s:a-r,- embraces tho districu Of York,
chester, F~airhslt. L"nsceLer. Korslaw and Rich
lund.
Division No. !, Captain ]. T. Riley, Division
commissary, enihrsces the Districts Of Lexington,
0rnngebdrg, Barnwcll, Colleton and part Of E,igy-
field.
Division No S, Captain Vim. Nott,cr, acting
Division .cummissary, embraces the Districts Of
G les'crfcld, Marlboro Darlington Marion; Sum.
ter, Williamsburg and Clarendon.
The Division .eommissarics will publish n list Of
their Sub commissarics and Agents, Ms soon as
they are appointed.
Each Division commissary is furnished with
tho power of i~lnprrs.menr, and will wien necrs-s-
ry frr the sui,sis ence.o of the Army, impress SUBJ
ist.nce stores within their Division bought for
sale, paying according IL the rates fxel by tho
.ehcla:e Of the l~upreSsment Commissioners
5, .cculators are warned not to,offer G.r Subsistence
prices beyond those fixed by this schoinlo.
No Cummissnry nor GoverDmcnL. Agent, from
any quarter, is autlsrizrd amber any.prctuxt to
maer the orders of tho Division commis.aries
above namci-il boins tho design of the Secreta.
rs of War to prevent competition between the
comm;ssarics Of different Statcs. Tie Division
rommi;sdrics are instructed therefore 10 prohibit
interference within th:ir Divisions, to prevcntth.
'hiipis .nt of supplies purchased by C5,nmi,saries
% c. mmissary Agents under other than thair 1u.
and to impress the s;ores il npreasa.y. |
II. C. GUERIN,
Major and Ccmm,sssry Subsistence.
Aug. IL St 80
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THE REBEL -DEBr.-Secretary Chase las

THE REBEL -DEBr.-Secretary Chase has
made the following exhibit Of the condition Ct
the e. S. Frances on July lst:
Aggregate debs at 4 per cent interest, -$2S,-
059,295 40; aggregate debt at ) per cent in
terest, $l0l, 297, 33s 81 aggregate debt at 6
per cent interest, $l3l,274 7l;-aggreaate
debt at { 30 100 per cent interest, $3.50 go,
500 90; aggregate debt without interest,
S~376,72I,056 50. Total debt July l, leG3,
rs exhibited by the hooks Of the Treasury
Department, $l,097,274,3 65 80.
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a.. t7e'. -
GAgtfeb A1betsn,
BY sINa1as, D0RIsoR 3 co.
Tho Dend,

Ina Ofnd.
On the field VI hrttle lying,
Was a youthful hero iyira
Or the cold, damp ground;
And his twin comparisons slood.
.Hiping off he oozipg blood,
Fr"m the ,:,ath!, wound.
alfred, bid my. flther joy,
When you cell him. OF his boy,
At Manassas CORY
Tell him how his darling child
Won in denth,"-and here no smiled
"a Soldiers prOudest glory.
Tell him now LEARNED to s,ias,
With my bright, uuerripg rifle,
The hsso invaders cheer;
Tell my sis;or and my mother
NOtts neep, but learn to smother
Each sigh and loving tear"
Here he WHISPERED still moro bwly,
For his life was 6bbinig slowly;
Remember me.to her"
He seased-his friend, With anxious start
Placed his hand upon his heart,
But all Was quiet there:
In a peaceful, lonely dell,
Where tho moonlight loving FILL
With its silver beams,
There they laid him7all were weeping,
Der the one who there was slesriaS
Wrapt in angel dreams.
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State Of South CarelRa,

GoA0H &JIhO d1S10tkI 81
IN ORDLEAhX
NJ. 4. Ransom, Admir-. Of the Estate
Of 8. g. G~suman, desad.,
W.
A.. Bushnell aud vito Lneretis,
Mary E. rillmau' and stbers.
NETHEREAs N. A. RANSOM, Alniiisr.tsf
w Of the Estate Of Sarah 4. asl,ns3, S.sl.,
bag applied to me, BY petition in writing, lrayfAs
that o part of tho proceeds Of tks Bsd EststsEsf
the said Sarah K. Gallpan, aes,i., nay. - PAID
over to him to satisfy debts against the sid Re-
tate !. aud it appearing - ny sailzesiss thss
William Il. Coleman and Eiddlstsa y essly asd:
his wife Elizabeth, TIVE Of ihs BsfssaAss 10 iis
shove stated case, reside hsysni he linits u .tbiy
State. IT ia therefore ordered snd.Sssrss1 tist
they do appear att Court II erJiaary - 30 bel
len at EdgeSeld C. L., for ESgofsla AisElat,&s
Monday. til, 3ist day Of AsxxA, 1855, 70 sksY
causo, if my they can, why a portion VI tts pro.
c"edy Of the ISLE Of the Bal Eststys Of 6trab b.
.~ialluan, decd, sold by Ms Tor p~srt.tiss. ssd u,
ri,ion, should not be paid svtr u the gsie y. a.
,tsussm. to l~iquidste thu iebs againss tata r.
;ato, or their consent to the lame Willie s1sArsl
Of record.
Given under my hna aud aeh, this the ssa
day Of May, 1855.
". r. DuRIgoR, s.1.s.
June On as
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PAY TAXES IN THE OLp Notes.-The
Richmond IFAiy rnakessa goUd z stion in
stbe' following. We cordially second it,.
THE ON IssUE.-Business mea are now
called upon to pay the specific tax. due TO che
Confederate Government, ,uhder. the tax bill
Of last session. Those who defer payment
until tho 81 of September next will have 10
pay . double tax Ne again invoke the at-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'TAN iM0R- ERALS OFFICE,
-N.I.ax Anx,rt 1 O / aRQ Il

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJTAND IM'0R-GENERABs OFFICE,
I CHARLESTON, August IL, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 32.)
q TIE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVING
10 kECElTEDta majority of votes Mt NJ
election held on the 3lst utt for FIELD OFF,
GERS Of the Regiments organized Tor local de-
fsnce and special service in the s.rte for the tern
Of six months, in pursuance OF Gensral Orders,
No. 70, issued from this Office, are hereby do.
c aired and snnrdpced duly elected 10 tho Offices
Us hereinafter STATED, and will be osvyed and res.
Pvc;ed accordingly, To wit:
rTEsT REGIMENT.
THOMAS b ROBERTS, Colonel.
". L.slioDGBS, lieutenant Colonel.
w. E. WELBoRN, Major.
SECOND RkGIaENr.
WILLIAM FORT, Colonel.
Ga. LEWIE. Lieutenant Colonel.
WALTER QUATTLEBAUM, Major.
FpVNrH REGIMENT.
J.. H. WITHERSpO0N, Colonel
T. NJ. MELLETT, Lieutenant Colonel.
J.C. EVANS, Major.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
. J. II. WILLIAMS, Colonel.
r. JOHN a. BRADLEY, Lieutenant-Colonol
L.. P. SADLER, Major.
II. In tho Third, Regiment there was u fnilurc
to Ilcct Field Officers, owing to the failuTe to or
ganize tire Companies in the Sixteenth Rssimc.t,
s.. C.. NJ. before the day on which the election was
ordered to be hell., AN election for Field Officers
OF said. Regiment will he ordered as soon US those
C"ul panics have kesn organized.
III. Til: Colonies will nominate persons fm
tho Rcgimcntal Stall, ono Adjutant, ons Guar
tetmasirr. one Surge, q, and enc Assistant SUR
geon-thcir appointment subject 10 the approval
Of TIE President t'olnnuis will report. their
nominations lu (S:s oticc, und they will be for
wa-1ed FOR approval. ,,
X. The Colunels commanding these Regiments
Will hold themselves in readiness to report with
their respective commands at tho shortest notice
For duly on the coast, BY command.
Z. A.C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutapt and Insrec,or-Gcneral S. C.
AUGUST 10 81 33 =
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A Valuable Plantation.
TOR - il

TOR SALE.
EVE sn1r:r.i.er offers farsnl. his VALUABLE
q PLANTATION containing
Sixteen Hundred ai;d Fifty kcres,
More or less. lying on TURKEY Crsek, nad bound
cd by linds Of Gil. j. C..B -ooks, Capt. Eugene
Earr, George Bland and others. This Plantation
is situated about Z miles North Of Edssfeld VII
iago, on tho Nowberry Eosd, in . pleasantnnd
healthy locality. and In the midet Of q refined
and IN agreeable neighborhood.
About oEe.balf Vi this Tract Of Lnud Ia cleared
and L considerable portion Of it in q high state
OF cultivation. Tho other half Of this Tract i,
IA native forest-sboundiDg in Oak, Hickory and
Pine growth.
There are on the premises al necessary pIanta-
ti.n bu'ldings-all in good repair. This Tract is
well watsreI, aid il one Of the best ranges for
cattle in The District.
Ths LAID is wo:l adapted to Cotton, Corn,
small Grain, &c.
For further information apply to Sir. Jas. N.
Harrison, at the Sheriff. Office, Ettsefeld, sc.
EBERT BLAND.
July Ii ~
tY' Charleston Courier will plr,,o copy twice
a week for One III 'util uud forward account forth
with to this Office.