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"ANTED-A situation to work,
W by q man OF good neidses* and large bus1res
experience Has valuable acquaintance aud can give
The best Of city reference. Address, with reaI name
an1 hnsinexs r O. box fiji }ar ySjl -6tnet
, 1863-01-10

TOR SALE.-Schr. T. Y. Avery,
Il eanac!tr 1880 bushels Com. ETeFything COIN.
p1cte for The Grain Trdc. For inquire OF
ygs1.1w AATlLL i 1tTHAM-
, 1863-01-10

w ORk BOXES,
RDGERS' POCKET KNIVES
ROGERE SETS SCISSORS, -
=. TRAVELLING E.AG&,
PEARL CARD CASES,
IVORY CARD CASES,
SHELL CARD CASES,
SILVER CARD CASES.
PEARL ORTEHONN4II II2S4
SHELL POlkTEMONNLIE&,
DRESSING CASES.
a large assortment Of the very bcst 5oods.
SMITH & DIVER,
Wholesale Druggists, -; and 81 Iaka stress
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson.

The name of this distinguished
statesman is found in u paper as q
candidate for Congress from the 9th
district. Judge Nicholson for 3 long
time filed with honor a seat in the
Senate Of the old United States, and
will do credit to US in any civil capaci.
ty, AS editor Of the Washington
Union many years ago he Won much
distinction. and by Lis speeches, and
his induranco of Incarceration in Lin.
colndom because Of his adheranGe to
Southern rights, he has proven his do.
votion 10 the South. We 10 not sup.
pose he will be opposed, as Hon. Goo.
W. Jones declines reelection.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

REJ~ Some n signing himself o
" soldier" writes Us . long communi.
cation from scamp near Alisonia" in
this county, and encloses fifty cents to
pay for its publication. As we could
not possibly, in justice to our sub
scribers and to ourself, consume 90
much Of L space for so large . sum-,
and az we know Mt his name so that
We q retnrn hia money, we witt give
the purport Of his precious document.
II is addressed TO the "dear ladies"
After deroting ono page at the begin
ming to the task Of impresslng them
with the fact that what he is go ny to
say is not intended to give offence,
not by rny means" no tells them
they put too much dependence in the
officers, and none in the privatcs.
We quote:
70 the officers the men that dos the
lighting, arc they tho men that takes
the muscet on their shoIdiers and their
knapsack on their backs and march
Day and night to fight tho invaders OF
our country, are they the men that
takos their guns and 60 out on the
trunt line and fights tho invaders"
He tells the ladies t1at if they will
60 to the battle field and look for the
cheers, they will not find one of them.
Bullock behind y tree, ora log, and
"ometimes under tho leaves, and they
will find them, &c, &c.
He winds up by saying hcawaits the
response of tho ladies. There now,
W. thin. the fifty cents is earned.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

u righteous one, and for one We be-
lieve Vallandigham's heart is with us.
Without pretending to argue this
matter, We say that the Confederate
Government will not surely refuse u
nome to Vallandigham. 1t may on
tho score of policy-not else, and in
that case will remind US of Napoleon
the First who discarded Josephine
for policy.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

H9~ For several days we have felt
no little anxiety for our old friend, the
Memphis Appeal, in the general sack.
ing OF the city OF Jackson. The tol.
lowing from the Montgomery Mail,
removes all doub. IN the subject
A gentleman connected with the
Jackson tMemphis) Appeal, showed to
u last evening o disratoh from The pro.
prietors, dated Meridian, stating that
the office Of publication. would, in j
few days, be reopened in Jackson.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
LAND FOR SALE,

i WISH 10 SELL MY LAND, CON.
sistng Of 42% acres, ( miles north OF Winches.
ter and "A from A,asunia, It is situated in =
&ood neighborhood, convenient to churches
schools, with gnoc wGter-both fer stock and
family use. There is about 200 acres bIazea
the balance in timber. Toleratle good build.
lngs on the place, and in a healthy location,
aii Of which can De bad on reasonable terms,
For further particulars call on the subscriber,
on the premises.
Iayl9.3w* JOHN ". MARTIN. IN
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

aJ- Thore is in Lynchburg, Va,
On the premises Of F. B. Dcane, Esq.,
o willow grown from a slip that was
brought from the tomb Of NapoIean, at
st. Helena and from thiswi!low Mrs.
Dease made o wreath and adorned it
with flowers to lay on the bisr Of tho
lamented Jackson whsn borne through
that city,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
NEW GOODS,

ELEACHED Domestics. Brown Drillings,
Lawn, Ladies Belts. Misses White and Fancy
Hose, Spool and Flax Thread, Shoe Thread.
Fine Combs, Coarse do, Hair pins, Hooks ard
Eyes, Pencils, Pens and Pen holders, Ink
Shirt Buttons, G. d. Caps, Shot. Backing,
Pins. Needles, Fish Hooks and Lines. Pine.
Smoking Tobacco, and Saving Soap. Jus,
received, and for sale by JAS, HARRIS.
May27-lw.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, for all persons
indebted to the estate OF h. Il. lizard, decd,
% come forward at once, ana settle their in
debtednoss, and all persons having { aims
against the same mus. present them ty the lat
day OF September, d Ge forever dabarred, as !
wish to wind up the business Of said estate.
May25-dlm* A. /. DUNCAH.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

ny Oar friends Of the press cannot
DC too cautious and ~reticant concern.
ing$Aefrnovements Of troops or other
Indications Of military preparations
and designs.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
XayIaitf.

LANDS FOB AAIA
SEVERAL SECTIONS OF AEEANHAs
LANDS. within q few hours ride Of Mamnhls
can Be bough. very low for Qonfeoeratc Note,
'os Ponda Enquire at this ofios. mhe-,;
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

A little caro- and saving on the part
OF our friends, both in tho city and
country, of all scraps of cotton and
linen, will be Of gsea. service TO ua
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
NOTICE.

s. a. Randy, Winchester. ~e,n AVID
JAMES j. PRYOR, Atlanta. Gu, arc au
snorized 70 receive and receipt for all claims
lroy Morgan d Co., Nashville. Tenn.
All pers MS indebted to said firm will p!ease
coll and settle their Indebtedness.
mar24-tf IRBY MORGAN l. 60,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
q SHOP.

AT The SHOP If the undersigned, near
Harmony Church. in the I'd District of Frank.
lin county, will be filled promptly all orders
for Wagon or Buggy WORE, Plough Stocks and
Cabinet work, tBuch as fine and ordinary COT.
tns, Wash Boards, &c andindced any wood
work. Cheap for cash is my motto. Give me-
q call.
my23.lm+ J. L. BEAVER
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
Ts<TO FOR SALE

TWO NUADaLU AED SI1TY-TWo
acres Of laAd, tive miles south Of Lstill Springs,
on the Nashville and Cbstanoog Railroad
Ono hundred and thirty acres cleared, all under
good fence; thirty acres in clover. A never
failing water on the place.
For particulars cal. at the premises, upon
'ae Dnuersl ned. s. HOPKINA
Mayl9 2W,*
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
War DEPARTMENT,
RirNm,rj Mo-, ,oco
my4-lm

Wan ~PLEAk W SNT,
Richmond, May 8, 1869.
SACHAEGE NOTICE, No. Tho fol
!o%lng Confederate officers and men have been
duly exchanged md are hereby 30 declared.
!. AT! onlcers anu men who have been 6eliy
ereo al Clty Ioint at any time previous 70
2, All %oticers captured a. any place before
we ISL OF April, MOB, who have been released
on parole.
3. All men captured in North Carolina or
lrgin!a before the lst Of March, 1859, who
have been released on parole.
4 4he on and rnep CAY tured and pa-oIed
oy Gen o.. =. laricc, II his expedition to Eas.
tennessee in december last.
o. Il omcers ano men captured and psro!ed
.! lieutenant Gp.onel Stewart ut Van buren,.
AFSan&aS, January &fth, 1858; by Col. D;ckev
IN 5,crs'oeE, 800 IN las march 10 the u obiis
an" ohlo Nai!Ioaa, and by Captain Cameron
~ C"r!A'A, .disSiiaipY!, in December, 1852.
~ } NC c~ceFS ana men parole6 at Oxford.
nlSS'ss'pPi' on the I'D OF december, 1852; at
paS ARC Arkansas, on the 18th of January.
Coz ana al Eaton Rouge, Louisiana, on the
zad Of February, 1863.
=. All persons who have heen captured on
,te sea- Or the waters leading TO the same, or
"N"|o"st w VIC Nnlederdt2 or United,
1892. A'0'
D. AL civilians who have been arrested a,
any time before the 9th Of May, 1853, AID r.
Leased on parole, are discharged from any and
every Obligation contained in said parole. If
any such person has taken any oath of aller
glahce 70 the United States, or given any bond,
% Il n's release was accompanied with my
OtGer condition hc IA 1;,o -
same. ~
y II any person embraced in any Of TIC
foregoing sections, or IN auy section Of anv
p%'evicus Exchange Notice, wherein they an
declared exchanged, or in any Federal pr;sor,
,hey are to be immedistely released and as
!Ipesed to too Coieoesata authorities. ~
w..,,,s. ROBERT OVID.
S. Ag'tns Exchange
going not!oe six times. auS sud tIsir Scnnnh
10 ths Wa. Department. -
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
Administrative Notice.

HAVING been qualified as Administrators
on tAe hs!ate Q: kicGard f. Sims, deceased, |
.ItqI1s' al! persons naying CLAIMS against sad
estate !" present them, and all indebted 10 COME
s0T%a!c and settle at once, as ! nm anxious 10
close II up as soon as possible.
MkS. N. G. SINS,
my9-lm AdmicIs,rn,rir
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, b year old Bay Horse. in good
order, suitable for Caval y, can be had BY An.
piTlng at the " Bulletin Office. A csyalsv
saddle will be sold with him if wanted.
May20-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
Legislature
BIYoUAc STARNEs' CAVALRY, }

DT00NO DIANNLb
May, 1863.
Ed Bulletin: Yielding to the persuasion,
OF my friends, | authorize you to announce
my nam as a candidate for a seat in the Iowa
branch of the next General Assembly of ~
State of Tennessee.
my23,te*- JOHN NJ. DONALDSON
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
LOST.

DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. either
in the Counting room of the Bulletin, or be-
tween the office and Fancy Gaze, a 20 dollar
Confederate Note. Win give half of it to
the finder. w. j. SLATER,
Mav27.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
POCKET BcOE TnuTN

BETWEEN Winchester and Bptterworth's
Factory, and containing y small amoun: Of
money, The owner c&n have thu sane bv
calling at Brazolt0a's store, describing the
valuables, and paying for this Advertisements
May26-tf. J. G BRAZELION.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. A. a.
T. NICHOLSON a candidate for Conprss,
from the 9th District of Tennessee. Eleetio~
first Thursday in August next. my2G.ta.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
an 4jig Bulletin.
w in G h eStor:
Wsar,-d5y I-oraing, Nay 9th,


h.sLN, VI H. E-aAAe-AAGAf5 AAt~AAA'
4 r.7ar. was current in our town
f..r .~-.airr that this DISTINGUISHED
.nn..a Of the ~opposition party in
.r- North ID. rfoenIn's base rule. had
...afin ,h,iovri,e. being escorted
%. orr Inca h- order f Lincoln. We
% moi, yopr1 Tor tho truth Of the
..,9y but il wears an homes, face,
and uo AFRO Inclined T., boIieva Il
Immediately We hear much discps.
sion .5 In what ol~bt 70 be done with
him. and some e,v ao opgb, 10 bs son.
t.c: North that ho is not for rs. be.
c.r.. l.i.ta a.y,- Of rfco~,s,rnc+;o,-
that 5s.. bear while, has run tho Rich.
moa3 Eo~orro~ and tho Who Of tho
same civ into ? lonr discussion which
has doubtless tired their readers ere
rAi,. But moor va,'andjqbam Driven
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
BRING TrEER IN.

ALL persons holding my change tickets
are notihsdto present them within tao onths
from this date. e.ss they viii not be redeemed
Xayla dit.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
RAGS? FAGew "a

"E Want AS MANY EAGS AsWS
oan get and will pay thu highest market pr4se
lof 'aem: Let every one who reads Ills Sepo
u wat DC or she may have. Cnlsss We an
seS rays we can get no paper. -.
"ho u inc bulletin al the cotton RAGS YOU
can get u liberal bonus will be pa!d aSv one
VINO VAN tsAe the trouble to get lis, ur d large
j." give cents per pound given, if delivered
49, ""'"1' sprSAf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27

BiterS and S~eets.-There are com.
paratively few persons who can afford
to take morning bitters, at the present
prices OF ardent spirits, but every bene-
diet can take morning sweets. A
friend who. has net been long married
says a kiss from ones vito beats bran
dy for making one feel rich and happy.
Pleasant Day-Uero is the way to
get up a pleasant day Find some
destitute family to whom You can
secretly send a sack of -four. Let
your right hand pay for it without al.
lowing your left to know Of the deed,
Try it.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
WOOL CAEDTwG.

FOX the information Of customers the IN.
dersigned states his prices for cardlng are A.
follows: For white, 80 cents per pound for
mixed 10 cents, and he warrants il shall he
we'll done Wool must be bgpugh, in GOOD
order. ". N. TtFr
Upton Ils. near Winchester.
May 6G3m.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
BEAUTIFUL REsIDENcp

FOR C0NPEDBRATE NorEa
IT IS a NEW BUILDING. CONVENT.
ent to the Mary Sharp college. has Ave wall.
plas;ered rooms. besides a cook room and a
dining room. There IS one Of the fines, a.
gardens attached to il, besides stables, kitchens
and all necessary out h uses. Also, a splendid
ci6tern. VIII be sold for cash, at a low urIca
Apply to W. j. SLATER, Bulletin Once,
May.J off,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-27
GOLD WATCH FOB gATn.

A FINE DOUBLE GASED GOLD
WATCH splendid time keeper. Applv at
oAAhA4N orrAtE. my"-t:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
~JoiN. Chair:

Fer thp .Adve tisrr. z <
The Edgcield viIlagu Aid association is a"x-
ious to make mp J. box Of bedding Tor tho needy
Edgcdeld soldiers in Rrags's army. Any dona-
ton. of Cotton, Cio;h, h,lf-worn bed SPREADS,
Comforts, Qsil,s, OF nny other iaaterial TO asset
ursip our offSrt, will DO most a 6Iki u iysrooeirod.
and duly aekhoNiedgsda Any persen having
friends thors, aid Wishing to sold blankets or
otLer Jsdding tovtbeu, euI haTo . space iu our
box for tn, purpose. Tho artiels sent must be
directed to tho individual it j, intended for.
Ms. ANN GRIFFIN, prea
Mrs. VIZ. 9sopnAr, seo'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

SssExtrartss from the Nsw O@eleaas P:eaYune
draw asdspioraale picture Of a%irairs. Trade
ahd5 comneeceIre s~tagnant; the poopls aTs,
Impoverished, and tho Picayune predicts in-
suffering ing tire Coming winter.
Sugar pryspects are favorable, bdttletea arc
fears Of only i Eth. or Iprobablya tenth, of
the crop Gine yaitsefed. Esf want o%flabor@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
~N15niagahe ~RIoekads,


Ea1nlng1 hssRIoekads:
Ths ggPsrtagisaips-o rtshsr prsrs.sa e0Pasts|
nssshis-T1etMeqn Observation-Disclosures htied
shssp9Ynkse-L4aasl&sR s6p--is-aserys sugar
tive apssodo in the history OF tbs sar: nTbis
scheme -his been bronsht < 10 iisst. buta6w msny
aote 81: i s;failaf character arc ysiJsdfTsds1fkSess
we aTe 4aftst to rspjsemfe. We hsEesses sneash
acknowledgements ihst it ~ tisle th. block
ado renaiessshoutdsbs sstarpoas We arssaelb
n:s b satisfied tsrit6istksfso oil all eur OsHs-
andstlsJ .te sl6sJ Tas 3yar nrosind .nkor:o 81
btias starved; sddses;fyt rsiAsst, wc shall tseea
bsln thsgsnaisisnei tape lAtsTAts ger ps14
-hau 1a4sehsd thfaushs Coventry sso. itsen
;memasy s4ryes us, l4i oat 1sa- shut anu q hatis
aimSak them. h4SAna ali lhis fIbi1 Blsokadsr run.
4ing. Thr may not TO rery. apparent but iti,
nevertheless trds and Lhinklwn cAnsshow il
70 BSssp: p
Yas p4Sesvus aud Immediate cause Of uarI troa-
Sios il tho dopreesated stats of cur eurrcpcy BUT
whence oSines tiis3 dsprssi4tions From aa oIez
i.sae of Trsasaryssstes,s We 's6ntFte7 fOld. This
lie to ) oertuin ext.ne trteiS but ii is emily h-lf lhs
ruth Fhore has boen an ;esoss.iye isae from
Nj. AEsElsGex,s press eey9hi deabt. bue lnG
81 ofsrr.net has atIomPted ~ r.Medy .hlA eylio5
offering s llss oinL Bondsinlm.rkel and inyiuns
Sac epsople To fans ,tea Treasury Votes. The
~iowssef has not f,esn aons-ana Why Because
Of thu foreign trade carried po 81 B,oeL4Je nun
u.rs: The profits Of this trnde-anf they hays
boos fabnloas-aua tue 1etelnsrl Of this spseies
Of gambling hay. employed = large poriontoi
Tho currercy Of. tthse colnty The holders. Of
Treasury notes-suspg of tben-haye lound- j.
.nqre grqdssblsz tes.casry onstrsis through the.
Observation-Disclosures int oseransrt
Bond, and homes these Bonds htres not.be sen
taksn, and tusescuttry is flooded with $seg, eee-
boo. This is ate 70, eAssss u lac pFcs.ntt high
priess of feos ahd s Sthlnss Aeduee me suEToncy
70 = proper amslns anS tse l. lsss 81 shose neess=
safiee Will ssan tnd;e re2ss.'ts4st Pace. = g eate
90 ,aoass 81 showing tle,o5ass sl.eunt y sapllai
snssksdsins this slsckaas fsuhtagt batzTu are
~sasisdsd that 1t is onosmods. We incu'is MINIS
Ultimate a:t chs, cotton tobacco an nasai.steres
purehaseasris h . yisn OF saEeini the slsskale.
seuscsliu,aee. may be- meas aefttst amount i
5%eapirat d" Invested; when ue are told .that slsu,-
\ ,,,n a. - E.~s - . fe H. 80; :, a. q - AN ~ uap u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
we Must. Cl.ss up our Books.

In ordor to settle with Tho administrators VI our
l4:o partner ia Susinsss.Col. 4: sIxxlss, decd
We ase complied t, el"sc up our Books in futsto
:thisyante. Therefore all persons anyg 10 iadebtd
10 the aapa,fiso, ofioo srs sarpostly requested to
call in AMI settle tho came without delay.
Our collector, Nj. L. II. MoCuLrauoH, will be-
ont 20 llscing esery opFestunity, and sNe tope
p"AaI viii fiirtoN 1iquidalte our Ia neagaihst7tdem
on presentation Of their respective a%ocounlu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

4 as @S<sg.- -, -%zz.ee 49,. ~ -.
ME3pEs EarE KETREAr.--lIacls are being
::pubhahsdLi lI.thei il ortnernp apeSsWhich prove:
tfat-the la,eiadpgnee1ofrLs e anath Jetrrat
!,ofs3fcade " as a grcatssdccess taihe Con!sds
.eracy sndyery.e isasfroyyf6 Encolkdom sT3c.
W asl;ngton correspondent Of tie New Fork'
Times spei ks Of the i4atter jig tLe following
bold terins.a -
"a great di1asSeritas befalentftlr Federnl
afmy1ofthcPoieanacs list ssfe possible iel
cover the ADMINISTRATION Withla deeper lad
OF infainy tian hat under slDh it has long
staggered, the eysatssoflastsWesk doit.
-fsrc=iss not-beenefniled IN hi desighs, as
tbs Gorarnme,tSwouH lead the public to be-
siievc on the-cvntrat., 10 defeated, Meade in
eight engageiner e in IS .n.nT days, and com:
peiledsldUl g; fs'l lbaektrom Culpeperto AFash.
suah precipitation as ohsiged@him
to- leave his dead and wounded in tbetanruy's
shands. 9
His weary. and exhausted ~troops.only lnd
RESI- AID SIT Fer uaaor' the defsnces Of ID" cap
The country ,rnay congratulate itsrlf
that the whole ARM, escaped being entirely
cut pf tr.Im Wgalilngtcr.
Nothing saved th.army from hitter. anni-
hiIatioi rot m. good geipraiship OF Meade:
When Congress lnerts this winter, twill hnd
;itsclfi in " Gn!oagnred Capital.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
'F5Tt6o Aaverf;ssr.

Mn. Enron: I AN harpy to ,late that the ad-
joutned meeting, Eeii on ito lo;h inst, to Pro.
vide Wood for the aeody families of tho Village
the approaching Nin.or, Nss Sell attended by
tho Village ard y%iciaity, and a Asofabls resporss
s,sea 10 tho oij.et.,. There are now subscribed
lightly four Load. of Wood, and s2ITpaidtopurs
chase rood; beside. Two pcrsops hare agreed t.
furni.L une family zds.h with wood for the wiuter.
and a few moro to boar from.
J%oicN.nC;ET, Chair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
lf[t F-s IT, -
administrator Z

Fey virtue of an etdSr from the 0fainstJ fSs
ID will Itlroocad Is sell st fho late 'resiaoHcs Of
Irs- ANN ASBIbb. dte'd:, asrTTE9phf, ali
,ha Por.uIi.i Es'ateef said Misunderstanding
10 partnf ~ lsi
Two Likely Negro Women, .ss
COWS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hou,shpld ah& Kstshea hFsraiture, .sd rariSas
90 .herIAftioIss9t tod. tsdfouata nseu,ieas7s
TeRMs:gFSr ~slesanas Or and uodsr$zesssS
and f,r alEsutai over s~hsrS1noant onaEcrsail l. Of
tsciyeSmonths:- 20 rYSssc:s
e BATS0Nssa-
y E.,A0RAIS.
NoTls 49, Adn'eu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

Lincoln has S.ued All order relating tostHe
enlistment of1eero troops in Maryland. lie
declares thar sanyrc:iize.l uf Maryland. who
shall offer lis or her s!nve for enlistment into
the military. service, ,ilali, it such slave: hsitc-
cep;sd, rscease fro6. the recruiting officers
certificate dhereoE; witha descriptive list OF
such slave not to exceed tho suln. Of ,thres
hundred ,iallars.$ uponIi!ing With the above
Baard u valildfcd OF manumission aud releaae.
aud making satisfactory, proof OF ti1esi aud
any slave 50 eniisting shalfbe forever there,
after free. as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

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