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.eor,s ,,,o,v window on Saturday nisht last and
sru;.d her skull, from the sfYec,s OF when she In
SAeitIe 'Ipired.
Inn Common CorrcfL.-Thc Board having
~ ed rssoiutions es.mptins the frtmen and militia
;cr, tbs drah. and then rescinded the resolution,
nd rlscins these classes level with the rest Of
The community nov propose to hold another meet
ns ussday nisht, 10 zee they cannot pass more
'sroirIons 10 relieve the hremen.
rRcoKLYS CRY MoRTALITY--The total
,uber ~ deaths 10 this city last week vas III. Of
sbioh - we're nep, % women and iS5 children. The
.idsss ~ere Is from symo,io dissases 90 OF dis
fisr' Il the nervous system OF diseases
NJ hear md blood vessels 20 Of diseases ~ the rec
tis'i orgaus; GO ~ the disestivc orfsns OF the
5rtnrry ofgans.3 ~ gsnerative orsans OF diseases
u i.y md ions. and 10 Of Other causes. Natives
ia"d :; Switzerland |.
tMBASKMESr AccipEyT.-A labofng man,
FAMED Thorn. OConner, vas seriously injured on
s.'u-d,v evonins by tho cavins In Of . .,nd bank,
hi. enrsref IN dgsins sewer corner ~ lath street
.. i 7th sv,nut lie vss conveyed to tbs City Hos-
pltal.
DKsrnrios or SuBsrirrrrs---Three substi-
'u,c, Who received from $500 to $500 each on sstur
tnr -fer Inc regularly examined and secepted by
'he plpvo. Marshal Of the Third District, made their
r'o,ue. Onc escaped while on the way 10 kiksrs To-
nd The other t~o scaled the fence 10 the rear ~
tho Msrshaly ONCE. They have not since been heard
from
SrrcinR.-Mrs. Strickland. residing At SO
Man st-'... carnn,ted suicide yesterday. by taking
l,yisnrfa The coroner vas notified. No cause 10
r'iru'd tor the ao'
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INSTRUCTlO.N.

Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL FOR
L children and grown persons Instruction eiysn ia
the common and higher branches OF Edueation For.
eiGnsrs taught TO read and write Rnsish, &c. las
81 WHITING LESSONS $o-BOOK-
- Fksepins, writing snd arithmetic, $40 per quar-.
ter q 81 BoWsry and 2a3 Fulton u, Breokiyn from
Rev A. Bronson: chserfuly recommend Col aine is9
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
'lY INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT,

SNlf INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT,
,rrCiAL NOTICE.-To the Public: III. under
a. having met With complete success IN hi. etiorts
> 10 the reception of ashss and household refuse
~ % 'y cspsriments made in the Eleventh, Four
V MIA and Eighteenth Wards, and IL having bosn
n ons.a,sd hat by his plan the city can BE- freed
'"eMy lncunrances, while escaping their pestifeS.
.W ouI lakes this opportunity Of calling the attsn-
,' "' No. public TO the particulars Of the iollovins
u, n2 N rourse Of distributon throushout tbs
- M citir Us IN enabling the undersigned to carry
i't thh' INTO effect. lie further desires that every
d'nGu, ncy on the part Of sshmen or BE-
H', 70 him 81 this Department, With the
FL BooLE,
City inspector.
CRY ISsr,oros's DIPAsrupsT,(
sor,cr NEW fosk, Aur. 81, 1861. !
bar, tim snd enpente caused BY collecting And re-
o"AF nthes aud garlase, after the ssm, IA Va bsan
throvn o. scattered upon the streets from the depsit
o. fai pag. pSdesanu oety,ne TO b. the desire q
tie undersigned In hi. efots to keep the streets in
cd and eesnlY eondtlon. presents for your obsery-
auc he following
notice will be given OF the approach Of thu ..h ana
hsgr carts by the ringing OF bell is minntr. in
hGy OF the carte, and you are respectiuiiy nou
ned aud requested not o place any ashes sNbars or
Gus" mater Of any kind In front Of your premi,sa
Carte will pass through the streets OF this Ward
ever, day Sundays eyceptsd) 70 collect and remove
Al afhr,. sarhase, etc, from the strsets,.
Complain Of nsslsst 70 regularly collect and re-
a. hi' once No. 10 chs,hs% S q :, c,,-,
suSt oisAaitas5 Ia,pssa@ Ca
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Too Late for Classification.
ORATHD.

BowER- on sunday evening, Sept. IS. Georsiana
.o~sr, Youngest daughter Of Alexander and Ann
twer, aged year and 10 davs.
The funeral will TAX. place on Tuesday afternoon,
'rpt. 10Th. ~ O'Clock, from the rssidencs Of her
AREN'T, sea Thir ave The friends are respectfully
nvted TO attend. without further notice. to Galway
'tme'efv coz
SAfLY-.On Sept. 18th, Catharins Naiiy, sssd
non'hs and % days. infant daughter Of Patrick and
felnnd
bth inst, at Q O'CLOCK, from her late rs-idrnce.
~ Esu 10Th 81. The friends and arqus ntanees arc
ton pOs
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER X. X. FOR ALBANY,
Troy, the North and West, from Chamber It, At
and 10 a. and alS and 1890 p. NJ, and on
Sundays II ne3 r. n. from Thrtieth street SSO
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SHIlsPIN0.

EOk LlNEEPOOI-THH WORLDWIDE
s.mueI, positively .ail. 24,h Sep, her sceommoda.
Arrest, 20 South 1t. sI2
IrOR LIVERPOOI-OLD BLACK BALL
"a. on .Asss 1 M
or to RSCk Bk sSs q G cSif y?
South ct. 3s2
EOR LIvEkPOOI-TiIE' CARTWRIGHT"
L at Pier North River, s.ils i9th Sept From Liv-
erpool ship Of this Line sa,ls every week Trafs
LELAND Apply a rHoApsoAs Passage once, 20
IRON QI' EENSTOwN OR LIVERPOOL
lent IN currency Th, iir:, elias. Iron ste.nshlp
FOR ps...se spply to WILLIAMS 4 GUioN. 10 Tui.
tonN 800
EoR LivERPoOi,-TAPSCuTT'S LINZ
chip HUDSON sails Sept 10Th.
etait' sy,ii.he N any mart q Grea' Rrtan or Ire
lrai = ,hs LnwE5f -s r. kAThs ;ppy to
nj o. ROBERTS, LisE.via NICARAGUA.
vi. roR sAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON.
On Saturday, October 3, st noon,
n.Li ia ss'; s.So toni.
C,crnl. trade, -lI ~. - above from the pier fco,
$50 b. n cKRRIScToS. IL; we...
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
t92nf pElHmT l :s,s S sFrI
SWALLOW TAIL LINE foE ''''
ship LIVERPOOL h '''.''''. SAILS 18Th SEPT
~ WILLIAMS q GuroN. 40 rul,ou,t.
THE MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS,
4 Full POWERED Iron SCREW STEAMER
Commander II: HARRIS, R.NE,
win ~, ses s9ni s bu'ss o Yos, %
calling a. Halifax 10 land and take on boaid pss.en
GER, and at Queenstown to deliver passenger and
R.tos OF pa.sse, payable In currency, FRS, Cabin
very superior accommodations, 800 and SD includ
.s ss y, rGqgis;s except vines and quo, which
Children between one aud twelve year., half price
Steer;ss, sa5, Children one to twelve years. half
price lnisnts ~.
experienced surgeon viii be carried.
~ 49, sABEI sEARLE, 20 Broadway.
THE GALWAY LINE.
rs lean AaaL SivAr !Es co s2yAh MAIL
hin ,I,A III ...'' ES Horse pOssr 1910 rcn'
The Msgnisseo, Steamship
Captain Nicholson,
VIII sail rom New York for Galway and Liverpool
on rucsda,, sept. I'D, 70 be- followed by tie An
CHA, nom II stDn oct 9th
Ra,rs ct passage, payable In god or iu eauivaien,
Ia currency,
first cabin Passage, ...---............ $50.
iIttIm uia,e -..-,+-.., ~
sfperlke " .................. 20
| Passengers tnrwsrded also 10 London, Paris, Ham
hurs, havre Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, sc, At
los,st rAtes.
Fares from Liverpool oil Galway to New York aud
Bosiuu. ~, sa5, Ss5, SOS.
Tor passage, apply 10
sABEL & .sEARLE, 80 Broadway.
For freight aud other information apply a.
~ LAWRENCE GILES 4 co,
S'S NJ. III south William 81
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GRAvEL-TO BE CURED OF THE Gravel
- or dissaAs a the kidnsys and bladder, apply 10
piWH, hARKER ~ South 9Th yt, willismsburgh,
\ as nsdisiAW HsvG Nv V sngA ~. 1t..a..s Ass
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY, Sept H. 1853.
GRAND OPENING

iRASk i'm, hi. a,., nrpcsrsas:. r ~ wmpi,,
bplk,2nYYrsoS' LAWS EDEN ANDERSON, " IL
Scenic Artist, Mr. GEO uEIrGr, Musical Di,ec
sS s a.a .nS s,sss FEASK rErfFscEf Va
Propertio. and Stage hpi"inimen,t, R0BERr ri r. |
FER I.k. and MA, A-,,aps q, Lnsinsst and Gs,,sm
W%iKEK pr ron ~rLS'i i, b%iY Sins'' Ro'hhr
The entire Museum hA. been thoroughly renovated.
newly decorated and ren,ila nr ''''"
,rw r"S,SIM sGESkfy, r,s
and every aee,s,o,y - NJ" '"'' IN i'''
=, ISyTa$ sSiTlns0so'S XsfDi2ivEiSiSG,,
THE cTtHT { G n; DRAMA,
BRUNlIILDA;
w,vr rDrs,,,. rv,,
In WHICH iii b in,yadneed y" 49,.
TIE Ti'X ,G;I,iIGoSSff,
LIE G G,,0ST
IN SEVEN r Ell ;i'sT' rApLEMx
ACT .r sGLNh GtH Td,.. ~x c,.,,
C!rS:ss G.SysS! Moo,tionr .rosa o. n.usnils.
,.tion. shake Of the slc'p o. Death" TAMlftv
HI re. Rrds s, Z, F e H.
Castle Alarm Of the household wefis ,try Of
!hs y.mpire. ,rsp.;tried sh.mbss Of Lord wslsI:
hildA and her children. Terror ~ Waiter. IT'S
she my 9osolAte and broken hearted wife" rAbIHAu
D. Illusion, the Spectsr Bride and her yietna Pie
tsr. Wv WIZ - ''' ''' ~
ACT Room in the Cattle. Brunhildsss story.
Death Brnnhids" sT.rtmen tf 10 the Castle slsn.
Der Of the Vampire Bride The Daseer The blow
The Atonemeni. Death of Brunhiida Coutior Of
Of Tombs' iord Wsi;er and his Vistim En,umbcd
the Vampire nrids, Ny Gins cncaii their .cishi
upon me sink and die" TAmyAr b.-swsnhids.
the desfroyed one And from this hour ra,dtn and
peace h. thine" TAuIsAr g.. Spirit Of the soroerer
Bury me, Earth, 900 a'hom deep Come to
sLAAu7.- Spectral appearances and srand sIotheo-s.
Fsncy Dance ,............ Misc Harriet Wslhy
To conclude With, FRS, time in Amcrcs. the ire
.nt,oiy udierous fGee, BY j. r. Woelef. Ls9'. emil
usd ,,,,u
NJ M.m,dul. Bro'n...........i, -. Hr Bridsmsn
Iabb. IN cannnsh,m
JJonss, s.erysnt maid. alias Tom
Potts . tiger, Ibis frat appear
.Hneel %, !, MI LSns HsHsyer
Aliek, aGndener, hi fret appearance arF W fmp
Kate l;ushington. ......,....,
Mary Thomas, ladys Young Lady, Miss L. Afford
Jerry Jumps, eGsn'lensn's servanN
t fsS :s o; Vi" to Peter, o'' f''''
nrst sps.r.neeI Nc. !. Flood
To be sssn 81 AL h,.irr, every day and evening",
HE SIOUX AND MlNSEbA6O
INDIAN CHIEFS,
wApittnps Ann snifAwS
Who, though rsWsscntst,ye,M
TIE WAELikE rIiHts,
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE. RENI
- OF eIchanse-slneeIs, wheeler Wilson's, Gro
yer Bakers, Slosts, WILCOX 4 Gihb.', and Others
cheap for cash or part payment Machines boush.
sarhsnSsH 'N reoAited, o. s9o Brcsdvay, goop :, NJ
stAHr y So
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$4,000. coI Loan \, %, oy v TnE

TWO MILLION DOLLARS, authorized by an ordi,
dinsnce Of tbs Board q approved by tho
prou1ds for the procurement OF sbstitut,a for GER
tdtn eitizes ~ ne CITY and county II Sep York pho
hare 6sen may hereafter b. drdt<d 20 ssvus IN the
ArmyoIMe Union during the eIist,no wdy, andJov
CHR purpose"
81 the Comptroler's once on and sfter SATURDAY,
the 18th August infant, and will remain open until
the whole sum shall be taken.
Subscriber will be required TO deposit with the
County Treasurer At the BgoAdwsy Bank, within Ave
days ser entering their sub-cr p.ions The amounts
subecribsd for BY them respectively, and present
ing his receipts 70! the TO the Comptroller they
will receive bonds Of the County 10 equsl amounts,
redesmabl or before September lst 1884. With
terest from the date OF payment N the rate Of sx par
can't. per annum.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Controller.
City Of New York Department Of Finance, Comp
trolsr's Ofhoa, August Is, 1863 All
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A GREAT DISCOVERY
IA ANESTIiETlC NITROUS OXIDE
TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WIrHorE
PAIN
BY DR. HoYT, sole manufacturer Of Ansth'ts
Nitrous Oxide II II superior 10 Chloroorm Ether,
and perfectly harmless, csusins quiet sleep, With
ples.ns ,ensatIon. and rfect insen,iblliy 70 pa'n
the patent Teeth hed and Artificial Teeth OF ever
descrlp ion inserted fIiect satisfaction GUARANTEED
DIR. HOYr, Dentist 800 Roadway, near 20 bet u
nRS, GRIFFIN, Pos uRAND ST. NEW
- IoIt, oppo Pee L.rd e Iaylo.'s and %, tn'to'
Teeth. With or without extracting the roots. ful
s.tts on sold or plHtua, s.; on silver OF rubber -
partial sets gold per tooth ~; silver or rubber H.
Extracting, M. ,oI
nR. JOHN HOWE, AIS CANAL STREET.
C,et. ..tt OF teeth on silver At 50 to Sla; on gold
$40 70 fIo -eetiu nal sets "a cents per tooh teeth
filled With sold, bone cement, or other filinsr, 10
70 II per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain eos
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~ s'sS 49,
VI. The Commissioners Of the Roads and the
authorities Of the towns and villages os aforesaid
will cause the Slaves subject t, this cali within
their respective jurisdictons to lie assembled at
tho X .ilroad Dcpots nearest the residence Of their
respective owners on MONDAY, the 9Th dsyoi
April prox., ut ~ O'Clock u, M, ready for trans
portntion to Charleston. Tho Act requires the
attendance Of one Of tho Commissioner ut Ouch
depot; he will be- met by an agent Of the State.
VII. The slaves will be- directed to coIne pro-
vilrd with spades or shovels. The Confederate
authorities have undertaken to have such utensils
returned. Owners will provide their slayes-with
three days rntions, for which Communication will
be allowed. Ia
Will. There is no doubt II he Confederate
Government will compensnt .or all damage H.
lind loss CT slaves.
TX. The undersigned regrets TO call upon thi:
Division for seemingly so heavy q proportion. /.
will he found TINT To those who have answered
former rulls, il viii only amount to y cal for one
fourth. and this he will reduce if he iluds u inIaI-
lsr proportion will til the requieitinn. ,k,.
WM.M M. SHANNON, go
Agent for. the State of South Carolina.
Cainden, S. c.; Msrch Sd. 1853.
March'1l 81 = 'fS' 10
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Interesting to Teachers.
-Edgcficld Female Institute!

To- ~ ~ 5 ~
IN, consequence of the death of the late Pfihci'
Il pnl and Proprietor, JoHS R-GwALrNEY, this
PROPERTY rs NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
OR RENT.
The LOT embraces FIVE acres, near the c"ntr"
OF the Village, mud; within three bundled yards sf
three Churches. The IMPROVEMENTS nre all
new-erccfed in fsBO: The Main Building hns a
front of sevrnty-tuo' feet With handsome auted
Columns. The centre has a depth Of eighty feet,
giving a HALL forty-two feet by. sixty. There
are Rooms enough for: School purposes, for the
Principals family and for Twenty Borders.
The plan ~contemplates thu addition of Wings
should it be- found necessary.
'Edgcfe!d Village is near the centre Of one Of
The iargestand wealthicst Districts in the State,
and offers many Inducements to the enterprising
Teacher. "Asithere is no other; School of the kind
in the District, it is confidently believed that this
will continue to receive nmplo patronage, ifunder
proper management. Tho late DR.. WV. L. Jony-
SON was very successful here, us a Teacher; for
moro than twenty yenrs.
/, There has been no cessation Of the School. The
undersigned will continue its management for hia
brothers family til next July. lie will be glad
to SEND Catalogues to those wishing information.
or to correspond with Those Who may desire to-
purchase OF rent; Address
- SO 80 .'EI. .Edgefela, 81 G.. =
Feb H.. ...l st - &c.
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Slave Labor for G

lwo THE BOARDS oF:CoMMISSIoNERS OF
IL ROADS. aud the Authorities of the 1ncopv-
rs.od Towns within the limits of the Districts of
Fairfield. Richlnnd, Lexington, Barnwcll, Orange.
burg and Edgefeld:- -
In nv culff0r LABOR srom The Division cnna-
pri.ing the above named Districts, under date Of
I'd March lust. l iu,imated that L would, il pos
sitle, reduce the proportion called for.
Impressed by the, urgent demands made On all
sides Tor preparation for Il heavy provision crop,
To sustain our cau.s, and influenced by the con-
~viction that d call fur onc-hnlf the Ruud llands.
subject to all the conditions n: cntioned in the call
already made, will furnish the requisite labor If
-laer by II r.aliy and patriotic respnnsr, and that
ttree-iuurtns vi the hands who have not respond
ed t., former calls n"ali " themselves furnish
lno large II number, | hui constrained 10 instruct
vnu to SUMMON one-hdlJ o. NIL ibe Road Hands
within Your respective limits, 10 bc 1T the Depois
The 9th April, at 10 o'clock a. m, rs provided in
the cali VI I'd March, instead IF M.ecJourihs, L..
| required in sad order.
Th. uidc, sigued earnestly hopes that the con-
siier. ton evinced for the interests of the slave
! holders by. the authorities, will have the effect of
stimulating their eff ,ris TO serve their country in
this mrst important matter. He regrets to See =
+. ..i:posi.iun prevalent 10 payihe fms 'rathrr thnn
furnish the labur. The lines are v,luelcss 10 the
COnisueracy III thlS tAlEehc!y, ahu slavehnlfe's
| my rest assured that ILc;r negroes shall be re.
Ifurne cd to them at the end Of thirty days. He
has the assurance Of the Confederate authorities
o,that efrect,, and hall always take care To 7call
! oil, tho succeeding di, isi6n. in time to fnrui.h the
.%reliei. WI M.SfiANHoN
- .Ageut for TIC State of So. Ca.
cArprx,.S. c. March 20, 1861
n. B.-Tfoser whn1have prepared to send three
fourth., and to whom it Is convenient to do SO,
had better send them forward. us under the Act
they will get credi. on the next cal, which wil
come at Il season in sons ROC pet mt d setigna,
fble!
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Attention All

tNHE Subscribers having bought the HAM
x BURG d EDGEFIBLD PLANK. ROAD
desire through these columns to- return thanks to
the public taE. the liberal patronage thus .ay hes
.towed on thcm.e They pledge themselves as soon
as the times will justly it, to relay the Road, and
give you u Road worthy of travel. In order to
DO this they expect all those who use the Road to
pay toll. The privileges given TO persons through
whose land the Road rurs are hereby Withdrawn.
Tfey will expect all 10 pay Who uso the Road.
They will maketterins reasonable. Us. =
Persons travelling tho. Road from tho Pine
Ilouse-:tp !Grsnitevilie, will pay toll ut Julius
bays ;ani those using. tho Roady below the Toll
Gate can make arrangements'b by the year. They
would be glad for every one to feel it to'his inte-
res, to use the Beat. But they are not willing for
this to be done without pay, and with generous
assistance from the people, they, will convipce,thc
.idrertiser's Devil that the Ii. & Z. L. r.. is 10
humbug. ,. -. JULIUS DAY, -
!, "a ,.a.. q. JOEL CURRY.
Mar 50 ~ ez, Il.
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LDDK ARD READ F.!
Something Of Importance to
~ the afflicted

TyIE Undersigned has located ut Augusta for
II the purpose ,of treating CHRONIC COM
PLICATED COMPLAINTS of all characters, in
Males and Females, no matter Of how loDs stand
ing their nature may be. lie will say that he will
cure from eight to nine cases out Of every ten
which come before him, in from two to four aud
six months, nccordipg to the length OF time the
cages have been standing. His practice consists
OF French, German and Indian, combined. He
has two ways to ascertain the nature Of complaints
-onc is by consultation, The other by presenting
a small portion OF the mornings urine, in case
any person being unable to give the character ri
complaints when not present. Myy'04fee is NJ
%stoirs, over Brahe's Jeweiry Stofsl opposite tue
Constitu,iunalist Office, on Broad Street, No 1914.
When NOT at my Office, may be found at Globe
Hotel.
Medicines must be paid fnron delivery in every
cnse. DIR. n. F~ITZGERALD,
Augusta, Ga.
p. S.-Prrsons residing Mt . distance can re-
ccive IL edicincs by EXPRESS. M. f., NJ. D.
Mar 10 I'm ~
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STATE cARoIaNN.s

,. u; MARCH ZDi lfV'if
To The Ciatzes, o.: Fai,fisldsi Ricalaud, Lexington,
:; TBa,hrtH,' 0ranyebeeg and Ed91ieM Qistriets:
WyHE great importance Of furnishing negroda.
Il hor for coast defenoes induces this address
The Act Of The I.egi.latureE divides' tho, Estate
into four divisions for furnishing that'lahnr, nam;
ing the order 10 which those divisionsltrs tobe
eallcd, upon, and directs the Executive to furnish
the amodht esffed'fof by the Confederate Generl
al. II altthose citizens uho have sent none will
send ~onsilfalf OF their toadla5or~'to the coastfor
one month, mang ,bees:rentamnre, it. ~ill'aifurd
from each iYision, III believed, from aln:examf-
pu.ion oftheeensis Of 1885,: Mt thelabor- called
fur by the Confederate General ? and ifthose who
shure sentlessAN silf complete their half much moro;
/; The chll is made by n distinguished: GeieralS in
whose military Skill. Judgment and fdelity tho
whole State has learnetf 10 'coHfde implicitly and
! trust il isNenbngh to saS,so insure y Ptpuptr re-.
rsponse, that he deems the labor asked ,fQr. essen
taft the speedy completion or The coast defen-
eces, and those idefenees as vitality iInpGrtantto;th the
safely Of the State. The fine which The law im-
poses Is potEwhats is poWFnesded-it isthe. labor
itself; and TO your patriotism AMI not to your pc
,cuniary interest 1 appeal to- furniSus that labor.
Tho lands will he returnedk when their slime .ex-
pircs. 0rhers will e,sent as reqnirediby the law,
-promptly,rto take their places land I an, assured
their working implements will BIZ returned with
them. Through the offcienEagent whose .seryi-
.ces l hape secured, and by reinforcement of the
proritions Of the Act, it is hoped other grounds
of complaint heretofore existing will. be entirely
removed. esf y.S
: Under these circumstances, 4 think L shall not
appeal to you in vain to send the labor called for.
Important NJ are the crops, tho protection of our
State andsthe lives Of those who will be called
upon to defend her borders you con but regard
ECU lily important Besides. in completing such
coast defcuccs, rs manned by gallant spirits, will
arrest the progress of our enemies, YOU. provide
the most effective protection for every hearth
stone from the coast to the Blue Ridge.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-01
Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA, March u, lSb3.
NEIHEREAS l am credihly informed that large
w quantities of provisions are baing exported
from this State for the purpose Of Speculation, by
reason whereof the price of provisions has been
mucl. enhanced, tn the great discomfort Of the
citizens uf the State aud whereas the present
supply ia deemed important Cor the subsistence "i
the reople aud the soldiers "f the Confclcrary:
Now, therefore,, T, MIId.EiHE i"sB0NHAM,
Governor of South Carolina, by virtue of the
power vested in meunder the Constitution "f this
State, do issue this my rrocintnation, and f1rhid
all persons. for the space Of thirty da.rs from this
hale, from exporting beyond the liu,its of thi.
State, any S at. Bac"n, Pork, Beef, Corn, Mcul,
Wheat, Flonr. Rice. Peas. PntatUes o. other pro
visions OF any description whatsoever. The FOL-
lowing persons are excepted, viz: Quartcrmasters,
+ Commissaries and other agents OF the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions fur the army.
who must OK ihitl satisfactory teyidcace -uf tlieir
n%fici,l character and authority persons from
fo,her States who purchase for their own! private
use and consumption, and nptf"r resale; who shall
make oath to that effect before The next magistrate
previous to tue remo,a of the articles purchased.
which oath the magistrate shall 7, c.crve and fur
nish ftr the u.e Of the Solic't.r Of the Circuit
when required; agents OF cnun:ies. towns, corpn-
rrati,,is and Soldi ;rs', Boards of Relief of other
S.atcs, VIII, exhibit satisfactory proaf of their au-
thUrity TO purchase Such provisions i'll helIaf. OF
such counties, towns, corporatgns or Soldiers
Boards of Relief, for public use or fnr distribution
ut costs and charges; and mt For resale q r.profr.
Salt made by noi -rrsi.lents and carsocs enler-
ing our. por s from aLruad, are also excepted.
Any OF saiid articles that. may be snppcl ia
fransitu will be copfscaie9 to the, use Of tue Stnte
1t is e%njoined upon NIL magistrates, ami mili!ia
officers. and all govd eilizeis are appealed TO, 10
aid in the enforcement of this proclaim alton.
Given under; my hnnf ind the seal of the Stato
at Columbus, this eighteenth day Of March,
A.. D.. one thousand eight hundreds and
siyty.thrce.2 s@-. NIL. B0NHAAL
WV. r. HUNT, Secretary of State. al We :
March %, At IL