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-nc Ec-GTtO;; Cait i"tp Georgia.

-,:c Ec-Grtto;; Gait ;ato Georgia.
We sta;ql. III. olr. evening .Gtrti'n Of ycs-
tc-dar ,h". y rep5rs hal .rHrctcd'the ci.y 10
The ,;l;ct that b'dJ ol ian:,ce r;:drrrs were
Spp"oaahng Anguata.
i ne report " as sent to tie city, hy gentle
men W, Ii known in this community, aud @as
promptly communicated 10 his Honor the
Mayor, whu at once took steps to place the
city in. a proper state Of defence to meet the
anticipated raid. An infvrmal meeting Of the
city council was held, at which the prellmii
nary measures %cre suggested and adopted.
CourerS' we're sent out to ascertain the truth
or ialsity tf thereport. aud the several VOL
unlcer companies and citizens were assembled
at the City Hall TO organize for action. :.
The pruuptituie and the aldcrity with
which the call vas responded to were most
gratifying, end HE numbers who appeared
undeE arms must brve surprised even the Most
sangnine in regard ~ tie extent uf 0nr r.
and the middle &gea, wc:e out and und'r
arms, and gave assurance to the fact that An-
gusta is latly able TO resist any raid which
the Aboltiols:s may make upon it.
We are happy To state that, during the
evening, cuuriers came il, W ho stated that
the report was false; but it has had good
effect, in showing that our people are ready
for any emergency. Let us remember lhat
(" eternal vigilance is The price-of Liberty" :.
The gentlemen who sent tnc-inf'rmationF
though happily misitt"r~ ri. deserve The
toaiiks of tne public forthr patriotic prompt
tude wi which they took Steps 10 convey the
intelligence to the supposed threatened dis
trict; and our authorities are, also, worthy
of public commentators. for the zeal which
they displayed in the atflir.-Augusta Con-
stitutiunalist, llth.
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A New ORDER PUBLISHED IN MEMplIIS.---
An ori.r from the Federal War Department
directs that within the States of Tennessee
and Mississippi, wherever the Fedsrals have
the rule, that all citizens shall be registered
in three classes: First, avowed enemies !;
second, neutral foreigners; third, loyal citizens
IKE first class are all 10 Leave their lines by
ar before the 10th Of June and their property
couliscated-the SECOND aro 10 take aa oatn
Of rcntralI,y--tLe third to bear certificates
Of loyalty. No goods Of any kind are allow
ed TO be sold except by SPECIAL permit, except
10 those showing evidences of loyalty.
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D; HUNTER,
Msjor-General Commanding.
-

COOPER AND BRkoG-WHlcH Is TEE RANK
ING OFFICER I'VE published statement II
few days ago, made by correspondent Of the
Mobile 11,irrtissr, that Gen. Bragg held the
oldest commission in the army, and, there
fore, outranked all the OTHER Generals. The
Montgomery Adee,t'ser says that this is ~
mistake, and that though Bragg was the first
officer confirmed by tLe Permanent Govern.
ment, the commissions of the others who
were confirmed by the Provisional Govern
meet were dated at period anterior to that
Of General iirasg.
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tn he. The man who,i beeaasait will not he
resented iulicts hi.s spleeA.. :-,l .ha4 temper
unon those of his. hearllstone,. is not gen
tleplan. Kusd words arc the cirs.ulatng me-
dipm between trnf gentlemen and true ladies'
at hon.e, and no polish exhibited in society
car atone fur the harsh language and. disre-
spectful treatment too often INDUCED in be-
between those bound together by Gods own
tie Of blood; and the stiltmore sacred bonda
of copiupal love.
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Tur CoHFrpERATE RAID INTO NcRTII WEST
V.sGrylA.-We have information, the truth
.r x.Li,h We can vcuch for, rs to lie results
accomplished ty The forces Under Gener''is
j mes aud lmbuaeH. A Large number nj cat'
llc (e>I,inaled at i UJO We're regularly pur-
CHASED Tor the Government and brought away,
and will he of the utmost value to The army
Of the Coniedcracy. Many horses, probably
. $40. were also brought away, OF which
number near 1000 were irregulary taken by
Cen Jones cavalry-that is, taken just as
tie Yankees took the horses Of the people in
this part of the State during their recent
raid but unfortunately, with this difference,
that a number of the borscs ta:oa IN North
western Nirgini. belonged to men and even
women) Of known Southern sympatbies.
Cen Jones cavalry, after doing much dam
aye to the Baltimore and Ohio and tue North
western Virginia Railroads. aud otherwise
annoying and Tightening the Tories and
Yankees, moved forward to Clifton, Ill ''rt
County, and destroyed that place, together
with uIi tile oil fixtures and facilities. On-
der late improvements the oil had been ship
nee in large, tight boats, in volumes, to tue
Ohio river. and thrre put into barrels or other
vessels In these boats they found l5O,Ooo
barrels (6,O0O,OOO gallons) OF oil, which they
emotied into the river and burned, thus liter
ally setting the river OH Ere" The proper
ty here destroyed was probably worth live
millions Of dollars.
At SummersvilIe our forces under Imbo-
den captured train of 81 fine wagons, each
draws by six spend d mules and laiel1 with
necded commssary stores. Gen. Jones re.
lined Gen. lmbuden at this place. The Whole
force tLcn fell back to some point which we
shall not designate Richmond Wing.
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Be GENTLEMEN AT HoME.-There are lew
families in which lave is not abused as iur
nishing a license for unpoliencss. a hus-
hand, or father, or brother will speak n,ore
harsh to tI,oea that he loves the best, and to
those that low. Gin thu beat, simply because
the security of love and family pride keeps
him fro getting his head broken. It, Is a
shame that o man will speak unpplitely at
fines to his wife and sister. It is thuS that
the holest affections o. mans nature prove
to be u weaker protection to woman in he
family circle than the restraints of society,
and woman usually is indebted for the kind
est polteness of life to those not belonging
to her own household. Things ought-not so
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Witness

8. No bill! will be paid unless sworn to hy tie
claimant, and no requisitiou wiil,bc allowed un-
loss prepared, rs near as may be, according; to
the forms prescribed 10y the Army ResnlatdEs OF
the Confederate States, and ccrulsd in duplicate
by the proper officer OF the. department % service
for which the requsition is made.
4. All req qiisit;,ns and clair,c9f zoe character
herein referred to- shat were rendered. rre"inus to
llo data OF this notice, and which have bcca au-
di:cd and approved, will DO paid as heretofore
'F JAMES TUFrER,
State Auditor.
June IT 1t Il
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We copy the following from tie Richmond
Enquirer. We would give something to hear
Edwin Bootho read:
The Death Of EacA Pays L3e."-ln
somc pretty observations oasleeping. under
the above caption, by s. contemporary, wo lind
the following acceptable paragraph, present.
iog the subject in its poeticaspect
might is the death Of lay, the, sleep Of
planet Earth and how very hear 'huse bright
er worlds do come; through 1rest leaves We
see the clinging stars, as ii l.spcrian fruits
were ripening; Venus at anchG, is Just be-
yonl our hail, and Mars makes signals from
his decks OF rel.
':lt Is a solemn thing to Sleep whether be
meath the watching stars or at high noon.
Whittier shall we pass, in tLat noiseless going,
and wien Shall We return? From world to
world is but o breath of sleep theJ say then
give US pleasing dreams
"Ssrangest Of all journeys is that going to
sleep The ftful pulse grows softer the
nand iorge;s lis cunning; tie daughters OF
music are brought low; they tha; lock out
al the Windows arc darkened !; cares ravelIi i
sleeve is Knitted up; it is almost dying.
"Happv is he for. whom no 'Glamis hath
murdered sleep; whose eyelids' noiscless
close, is like the droup Of Leaflets laden down
with dew whose slumber, deep as that which
fell ON Eden's gardner, and whose dreams, as
fair rs Eve, that first born daughter of T. NOR
tai Slcer.
Ab! that chew long shall re sleep has
been ;he question on all times and tongues
since the morning stars were singing.
"If u man die, shall ne live again? And.
once year have the Daisics answered it. and
Springs little infant given its fragrant testi-
mony; and very isy, bas tic morning testi
fed, and yet The world is murnaring still, ii
a nan die shall he live aga;n?'
"'I[.rw long shall we slctp?' asks he who
has Grad .ed living thought upon his breast
the c:id OF h5 brain and his heart, as he
sends IL forth orphaned in the halls OF Time,
turns his face tn the wall and dies.
".How long shall we sleep?' sighs the poet
as he lays down the harp Of lie, feels the
Daisies growing over him, and goes away
where they sing the new song forever.
mot long. true Thi':ker; not long, sweet
Singer; fnr the thought shall rise like giant
and break the bands Of sleep, and thou IN ii;
(ur lho song shall fly like a bird, from spring
TO spring again, and ihe music and the Wei
come shall be thlre!
And when life.s rain-is over and gone
and tie brow of cloud is bound with q ribbon
that Hope did weave in the locla "f God. aad
tic tears on ti.c world are turned TO pearls in
tlle s;;.Sc:, what wor,ls more beautiful tina"
these CAN We write upon the new grave: h'
-iyclil His beloved Sleep"
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Stevens Creek Academy.
May %

yr1HE Fnl Session of this Institution viii be
resumed the third Monday in June and con-
tinue Ave months, twenty days to the month.
Rites Of Tuition and Terms the same as last Ses-
sion. No student will he received, applying Ia
ter than two weeks after tho term commences, up-
less prevented by sickness. No deduction Will be
mpis except in case OF protractcd illness. p.
Persons y isnins their children thoroughly IN
s,rucad in n select academic course will hure
liberal attention given thc9 in my School.
''~o-' JOHN W. .McCANTS.
Tune q st rs
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$50. Reward.

r WILL give the usual reward of $40 each for
Il the apprehension and delivery TO MO in Camp
oi the following named deserters from Company
D, 6.h $. C. Regiment, JenkpS Brigade: Privnts
JOHN FORD. who deserted May, the 5th, 1852,
and Private BENJAMIN KIMBRELL, who de-
serted September, 18th, 1852.
Said JOHN FORD is % years old, foot
inckss high. blue eyes, light hair, dark complex
ion. lie lives four miles East Of Grxniteyile.
BENJAMIN KIMBRELL is rs years old, IS
feet 10 inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, fair
complexion. He lives at Bath Paper Mill.
BY order JOHN BRATros, Col Commanding 9th
S. c. Regiment.
RoBT. G. LANHAM.
Capt. Gu. q, Sth S. C. v.
Camp near Franklin, Va, May ED, 'a3 4.e23
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Dismissal of the British Consul at
Richmond.

The following are the letters referred to in
the telegraph relative to the dismissal OF
George Moore, Esq, Britt u Consul at the
port of Richmond. published in our last issue ::
CoNFEpAEATE STATES OF AMERICA,
DEPARTMENT of STATE.
Richmond, 5th June, 1868.
Sir: The President nf the Confederate
States nas been informed that, in const quence
of your assuming to act in behalf OF the Gov
eri,men, oi Her Britauc Majesty ON matters
occurring in tie STATE Of Mississippi, you
were requested 10 submit to this Department
your consular commission, as well as any
other authority held 10y you, 10 act in behalf
Of H,r Mnjrs,y's Government, before further
correspondence could he held with you as
Brush Consul for the ro't Of Richmond. He
has further been informed that you have not
acceded to this request, and that, Ill disregard
Of the legitimate authority CT this Govern
ment, you have again lately c. '.rresponded as
ner Majesty Cunsu for this port with the
secretary ot War Of the Conf drla,e States.
The President considers it as inconsisien,
with the respect which it is his office tn enforce
temurds this Government, that you should
any longer be permitted to exercise the tunc-
tions or enjoy tho privileges OF Consul in
these Confederate States. Ii. has cnnse-
qnently Thought proper, by the letters patent
OF which enclose you copy, 10 revoke l''e
exequatur heretofore grant' 10 you, and l"
make public these letters patent.
/ have the honor to be,
Yonr obG't servt,
(S;gnedf j. 7. BENJAMIN,
Secretary OF State.
GEORGE MOORE, Esq, Her Britanic Alnjes'y's
Consul. Richmond, Va.
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GaG- An exchange cautions the public asainFt
roorbacks and sensation reports from spectators
about great damage done the growing crops Of
wheat by the present rainy season. Wo observe
tbut thry have commenced the work already.
nsss- Goud Flour sold in Augusta last week ut
S27 per barrel.
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LETTERSPATENT,

RryoSIxc ExEouAroR OF GEORGE MooRE.
HER BR1TANIc MAJEsrY's CoNsUINArRiclI-
NoND.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
President of the Confederate States Of
America,
To all 1rhom it may concern:
WHEREAS, George Moore, Esquire, Her
Britanic Majestys Consul for the port Of
Richmond and State of Virginia, (duly re-
cognized as such by the Exequatur issued hy
a former Government, which WAS, at the time
of the issue. the duly authorized agent for
that purptss of the State of Virginia,) did
recently assume to act as Consul for place
other than the city Of Richmond, and State
other than the State cf Virginia, and wan,
thereupon, on the Goth day of February last,
1868, requested by the Secretary Of State to
submit to the Department OF Stale his Con-
sular Commission, as well as any ether au-
thority he may have received to act in behalf
of the Government of Her Britar c Majesty
Lefore further correspondence could be held
with him as Her Majestys Consul at the por:
of Richmond, and whereas the said George
Moore has lately without acccding to said re-
quest, entered into correspondence as her
Maiesty's Consul with the Secretary of War
of these Confederate States, thereby disre-
garding the legitimate authority of this Gov
ernment.
These, therefore are to declare that do no
longer recognize the said George Moore "a
Her Britanic Majesty's Consul in any part Of
the Confederate States, nor permit him to
exercise or enjoy any of the functions, powers
or privileges allowed TO the Consuls of Great
Britain. And do wholly revoke and annul
any exequator heretofore given to the said
George Moore by the Government which was
formerly authorized to grant such exequatur
as agent of the State Of Virginia, and DO de,
clare the said exequatur to be absolutely mil
and roid from this day forward.
Iu testimony whereof have csused these
letters 10 be made patent, end the seal OF the
Confederate States of America to be herewith
affixed.
(~>) Given under my hand this fifth
LIS. day Of June, in the year of our
(NN Lord ore thousand eight hundred
and sxly-three.
(Signsd) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President:
(Signed) J.P. BENJAMIN,
Secretary uf State.
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June II
Notice,

A IL persons pcgeciing or refusing to send their
IA hands to work on the fUrtihcutinns on the
Coust nrc hereby requested to cnA on me and pay
their fines by tho 10th day of July next and save
cost. After that time / will turn over tho names
of al persons fined To the Clerk Of the Court.
JOSIAH pADGETT, Tfss'r.
B. @. Il. Lower DatuiIion 'lgth Rcg'e.
June 10, as >
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For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser
AIs-iay lone Roch BY the Sea.
Oh, toll US rot 6f glcries past;
We know to whom belong
The stOriei..d.,;s- vi caiai' aud court
That grace The posts song:
As sweet to US the pa't'hath. been,
So shall the future be
And thus WOO the smile again,
Oh fair maid Libosty
To drive the oppressor from our shore,
To break tho tyrants chain.
Unto our burning. hearts are more
Than all the past hath been.
Then strike, oh gallant soldier, strike!
Till once sgain we're free
And ws'shall greet thy smile again,
Oh fair maid Liberty
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LAND FOR SALE.

vByHE Subscriber offers for sale privately the
Il HOMESTEAD PLANTATION of1Robert
jennings, decd, in Edsefeld District, containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
Situate on Stevens Creek, on the Road leading
from Augusta to Cslhoun's Mills, % miles from
Augusta, and bounded by lands of DIR. J. ]. Cart.
ledge, Mrs Cartedge, c. L. Blair and stbers.
There are on the place a comfortable Dwelling
House and all necessary outbuildings. There are
seventy five acrcs of good bottom land. and thirty
acres of land sown in Wheat, and about forty in
Oats Tue place is we'll watcred and tilnbered and
is in high state of cultivation.
If a purchaser ran he found soon, 1 will sell
with tho place Seventy-fve Head of Sheep, Stock
Of Cattle, &c.
DR.. j. ]. Cartledge or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing the place to any one dSsrous
Of purchasing an excellent plantation.
MSrTerms easy.
VI. D. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Mar4 II .
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NY Ripe peaches were gathered from the gar
don or Mr.. c. A. ELS, of Macon, june Sth. They
were Of tho Early Tillotscr variety, and are sew
crul days earlier in ripenins than usual, which is
from, the 10th 10 Goth juno.
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Dentistry /!

nR. TT. PARKER will be in his ofaae
I'D regularly each day during sahe-day week !;
but after then he will nnly be there occasionally,
rs his Professional engagements throughout tho
District demand much vi his attention.
Ell Having to pay the highest Cash pricek for
Dentistry materials, he will hereafter work ONLY
FOR CASH.
SpDt 10 u so
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OcIl We ANbkLN1st
CoLuaDIA, Juno 8, 1868.
rsyuE following regulations have been adopted.
l. with the approval of the Governor, for the
presentation aud payment through this office, CT
r.qui>tions and clairs apcn the Executive De-
purtinent Of this Stale
/. Wheneyer practicable, all acquisitions for
funds by the heads Of military burcaux and works
of the State, and all claims against the Executive
Department of the State. shoull he transmitted
to this Office for examination and audit ut least
one week before tho first day of each month.
acquisitions and claims, approved hy the Govern
or, will be paid between the fifth aud tenth days
of the month next succeeding the one in which
they were submitted for audit.
9. Except under special circumstances, funds
will not be rcmitted hy mail. Parties who desire
to receive amounts through agents, will please
observe the f1i!oTing form of
POWER OF ATTORNEY.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
zoo SACKS N. G. SALT, old and dry
JUU 80 " Liverpool SALT;
Iyv Ebls. N. &. FLOR;
$50 and Half BbIs. N. o. Syrnp;
100 Boxes Fiue Chewing TOBACCO !;
SO Bbls. Apple and Peach Brandy;
10 " Fine. Corn Mhiskey;
MALAGA and PORT WINE;
CHERRY BRANDY and C0RnIALS;
BOTTLED LIQUORS and WINES;
4tkeg< Bi-Carb. SODA.
RICE. NEAL, SPICES. Re, &c.
Together with good assortment Of FAMILY
GKOCERIES,-on hand and i"r sale by
A. STEVENS,
Augusta, Geo.
Nav 90 Gu 20
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lln licrnkv nnnoi

I, - - do hereby appoint
my true ard lawful attorney 20 sign recepts tor,
aud receive payment oil all 'aVneys which may
be nuw due or coming to inc from the Executive
Department of the State Of South Carolina.
Witness my hand md seal ut t---, this
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T1sT!sAY NOTICE..-Tolcd Lerore ,ue
II nv Moses Harris, living within three miles
of the Pine House, Edgeli;ld District, black
mare MULE, supposed to he 20 years DID, brand
ed on the left shoulder with C S. and appraised at
SIS. -" A. JONES, NJ. b. D.
May 23 ,-dtm -. Fl
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of v. Bnr-
a ccs Bush previous to his death arc earnestly
ryluestcd to sctte up forthwith. And those .hav-
ing demands against said Estate arc requested to
render them in lawfully attcsted to tho undo sn-
ed who will settle the same.
!. a. LOTT, Agent.
Lnne 10 Ct q
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The Grapiteville Company

E1yILL purchase GOOD COTTON at the
w highest market price without being GOV,
cred with lagging cloth. 1t may be packed and
hsld together with Stats rs hay and fodder are
packed. Grea: attention must be paid tn keep ii
clean and free from trash. Pulverised fodder
and hay cannot be taken from il with machinery.
(sTuuitcyille, June 81 20
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CANDIDATES.s'

@--es$- ,
For sherlff. |i g:
.HENRY B. GALLMAh.
NAT RAINY, Sr.
T. II. CLARK,
A.P, WEST,
JOHN BLAND,
?. Y. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
-~o-
For Tax Colisetof,
STARRING TUREHR,
o. N. MAY,
CHARLES CARTER. y
BERRY HORNE,
W. H. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
For Clerk.
JACKSON CovAk.
s! HARRISON,
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State Of South Carolina

ApIurAxr ASn iysrEcTor-GENEpAL's OFFICE,
CuLuNDiA. June -. 1868.
GETERAL OIOERS 40. l9.-ETtr".t.
q Richard CALDWELL having been mp
Eo pointed Commssary-Ganeral Of South Cara,
Ina, with rank of Lieutenant Colonel, IS herewith
announced as such, and will be obeyed and re-
s;ectud accordingly.
By command. G. a, FoLLlN,
a. a. General.
juno II 1t Il
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


NJ. A. Ransom, Admir-. Of the Estate
of S. G. Galiman, decd.,.
vs..
A. Bushnell and wife Lucretia, NO..
Mary E. Tillmsn and others
uJHEREAs M A. RANSOM, Administrator
w uf the Estate of Sarah Il. Galmsn, decd,
has applied to me, ty petition in writing. praying
that a pnr; of the proceeds of the Real E.tst. of
the said Sarah r. Galman, dec'l may he paid
over to him. to satisfy dehts against the said Es-
tate ; and it appearing ts my satisfaction that
William q. Coleman and. Middleton Mosely aud
nis wife Elizabeth, two Of the Defendants in the
lbove stated case reside beyond the limits Of this
State. 1t 10 therefore ordered and decreed that
they do appear at Court of Ordinary In be bol-
4en at Edgefrld C. H., fsr Edgefsld District, on
N"nday. tho 3l.t day of August, 1863, to thou
cause, il Mny they cao, why portion Of tho p:o-
creds of the snle of the Real Estate Of Sarah Il.
tiallman, decd, sold by me for partition and di-
vi,ion should not be paid ever to the said N. A.
Ransom. TO lqudate the debts against said E.
tate, or their consent to the snme will DO entered
Of record. -
Given under my hand and seal, this the goth
day of May, 1868.
W. F. DURIs0E, o.xp.
June 3 Sm ~
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nss- We have been authorized by the friends oJ
w. F. DURIsoE, Esq., to announce him Cundi-
Dues for re e.electiun the office of Ordinary of
Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
April Is, ~to 10