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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
Teacher Wanted.

wall rscsmtnondsd-,. Teach all the branch
oil. usually taught in = preparatory School, will
find y situation for tho year 1904, near the resi-.
dcsce Of the Subscriber, Q miles South-Wc st
Of Edgeaold C. Il. Apply personally or through
the EJgsheli =. o.
TUOS. w. LANHAM,
For tho Trustees.
Nov IL linz -
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
I'M ORDINARY.

ED III 81 IL L.
IN ORDINARY.
EDY W. F. DURIS0H, Esq, Ordinary Of HaEss
I'D field District.
Whereas, z. w. Carwils, C. D. \. d. has
apnlied TO me for Letters Of AdminiiuatieA On all
ana singular the goods and ohattlss, rights aaG
credits of oliphant p. Walker, lats0f the District
aforesaid, decd.
Those are, therefore, to.cits and adnsnish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of 'hs said
,ioessscd, to be and appeHrbefore me, at Cur nsxt
Ordinary Court for the said District,to DO holdsa.
It Edgehcld Court House, on the 9Th day Of
Nov. next, to show cause, il any, why the sail
administration should not DO granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
OF Oct, in tho year OF our Lord one .thous-
aud eight hundred aud si1ty-:hrse, and in the
eighty eighth year Of tho sovereignty and INDIE
ocndeues Of the State Of South Carolina.
WE. DURI60E, 0.E.D.
Oct. 81 St "A
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For Soldiers Families.

n WANT to by for Soldiers Families in this
Il vicinity,
ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS MEAL,
SYRUP, BACON, FLOUR, LARD, WOOD, &c.
Money has bssn placed In my hands by the pa
trio,ic aud timi-hoartud f~r ~ pa.,o- CT pur-
chasing supplies for Soldier, Families, and will
u,r ,.s nigho., s,arkst price iur any Of the shove
mentioned articles delivered at the Room udjoin-
ing the Aiccrtiser office.
co, 10 ~
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Notice.

A LII person. having any demands against tho
"A Estate Of N. L. BARLEY, Decd, arc requests
sd and required to present their claims to the
Subscriber on or before the 9Th day Of February,
1864, as on that dry there will be q Final Sat
Element madc OH said Estate in tho Ordinary's OF.
6ee. Those failing to hand In their claims will
be barred. And MI persons indebted to the e.
tate sro requested to pay up at once:
n. +. hartley, Adm'or.
Nov 40
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Look at This
Hundred DOLLARS REWARD

UNAWAY from me two years ago, TIVE nsgrs
III women; CLARENDER and LIE. Ciar-
endsr is I dark urlstto. about forty yssri Of age.
LILO is y bright nulatto, about tusnty-ens years
old,-both of good size. I think thsy have bssa
hsrhorsd in this District and ths lever psrt sf
Abboyille. l will give Two Hundred Dsllars f0r
the apprehension Of the TIVE women, and 1--WE
Hundred Dollars FOR the detection Of the thief e.
harborsr. W. Q. GARDINER.
Hamburg, Sept ~ sn ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

EDGErlEHLD LIS iRlSl
IN EQUITY.
DYw. F.. DURis0E, Esq, Ordinary Of 1dge-
70 field District.
wbvrsas, NJ: nchNster Padgstt has applied e
NE for Letters Of Administration, With, the will
annexed, On all aud singular the goods aud chat
.els, rights and credits Of Miltsrt Padsett, lstssf
the District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to otto aud sdmonish xl
aud singular, tue kindred and croaitors oil the
said dccoussi, to he and .ppear before Inc, at our
:.xt Ordip.ry's Court fer tho said District, to be
h.ldsn al Edgofeld e. H., on the 10Th day Of
Nov. inst, to show cause, if any, Why the 'Ald
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and soal, this 9sh day
Of Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and SiEty-thrce, and in the eighty
eighth year of the independents Of South Care
lima M.F' DVnlooH, o'H'D.
Nov IL It "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

a YOUNG LADY, with some experience in
IA Teaching. is dosirous of getting y School or
u situation rs Teacher in u private family. and
will teach the English branches usually taught,
together with Music. For further information,
enquire of Col. n. FRAZIER, Edgefeld, s.. c.
Noyl II IS
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Burial. Gases !

n keep constantly on hand q full stock Of Walnut
and Mahogany coFf1NS, which, from and
nf,.r this date, will be sold for CASH, and at
n,;,.. "a reasonable as tho times will admit OF.
The uso Of tho MEHRsE will DO charged fer
ac'''"'"s JOHN NJ. WITT.
EaeeGeld, 9. c., Oct 10, 1885, tt a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
Notice.

A II persons indebted to tho Estate Of K. II.
"A Fuller, decd, arc requested to make pay
mvnt as early as possible. Those having claims
against tho Estate will present them, properly at
tasted. All peruens owing Mill accounts can set.
10 with Mr.. J.. DoloRca :: -: Ill.
NJ. A. FULLER, Elk.
hereby foreu.rn all persons feom Tre'pa''ins
ON my Mill premises, from hauling Of wood,
'stYav, DO. nd. a.
NV 2m~ 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

~ Il ism'd Mealr hm. a'r.aiy sst4b'ished
hi, h.adqusr.cr, at cu'ne.psr Cours H-r'', mi.'i't
bis Whole army is known to DO south Of tho Rap
pahanuock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

OFFICE OF A. C. 8. DIVISION No. l..
ST.. MATHEWS, 0ot lst, 1868.
.GERGT. T.. A. JONES is hereby appointed to
y take chXrge Of ths Store-Room at Edgelield
Y. H., and is authorised to receive and receipt for
tn. Tax in Kind consisting Of Wheat, ~Buck1heat,
Sugar. Rice, Molnsses, Beans, Peas, Groundpoas
and Bacon. j. +. RILEY,
Capt. & A. C.. S. Divirion No. g..
Oct 81 tt ~
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ALSO, TWO NEGROES,
Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
WEE will proceed to sell at tho. late residence
w Of A. Rutland, decd, on WEDNESDAY,,
.ne 9TH Duccmber mkt, the Personal Estate ei
W. A. RUTLAND, decd, consisting of
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
MULES, CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP,
CORN, FODDER, &HEAT, SEED COTTON,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS.-Twelve months credit with interest
from day of sale. Purchasers to give Note with
approved security.
II. NJ. sATCHER,
EMSLEY LOTT,
Ex'ors.
TO RENT.-Wili be rented at the SHINE time
und piuce the undivided Plantation of Z. w.
Rutland anil W. A. Rutland, which i'd iu fine state
ot cultivation, and capublc Of working rs hands.
L. P. RUTLAND, Adm'or
or the Estate Of Il. w. Rutland
sATCHER / LOTT, E1'or,
or the Estate of w. A. Rutland
Nov II Az Is
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Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the Is
"A take Of J.u,os Bean, decd, ar" requested to
prssen, them to me between this and tho frst OF
Dee. mber, ~ I wish to close the Estate, aud the
E.tste nj | not no responsible for THIN alter that
date. RANoOh
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State of South Carolina,

Milton ]. ?ulmer aha Eliza his vito.
vs..
A.berry Martin, james Martin, Partition.
Newman Mathis and wife Patty,
and others, Defendants.
uT appearing to my satisfaction that Asberry
Il Martin, lanes Martin, Newman Mathis and
ns vito pntsey, Dale c. Palmer and his wife
B,n,rice, and Toliver Martin, Defendants in tho
above stated case. reside beyond the limits OF this
State. Il is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to tho division or sale Of tue Real Es-
tato of John Martin, decd, on Or before the Path
day. of january, 1864, or their consent 10 The
,ane will Le entered Of record.
W. F. DURISoE, o. E. D.
ordinary's Office, Oct 30, 1858. 13le45
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Wanted.
Iron.
Final Settlement.

Fludl SCGGiSGl6AG.
A LII persons indebted to tho Estate OF John R.
"A Gwaltuay, decd, aru requested to make pay
ncut AZ carly as possible. Thosc having claims
against the Estate vii. present them, properly
attested, to DR.. A. q. Tongue, my auth"rized
agent, ON or before tho 18th December next as u
fn.l .,ttl,,nout OF suid Estate will be made in
tho Ordinsry'a Ofice on that day.
LUCY GWALTNEY, Exi8.
O.t II I'd AZ
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Administrators Sail

IN Pursuance of An Order from VIM. +. Durisoe,.
il Esq Ordinary for Edgefeld District, / will
proceed to sell at the late residence of w. j.
WELLS, deceased, on the 9th day of December
next, all the Pei sonal Es.ate Of laid deceased,
consisting of
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
STOCK OF MULES AND HORSES, CATTLE,
HOGS AND SHEEP,
CORN AND FODDER, WHEAT, PEAS,
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Fur
n~iture, one lot of Cotton in the Seed,
And other articles to tedious 10 mention. 81
TERMs.-On o credit Of twelve months with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers to give
Note with good security. Sums und. r. $50 Cash.
MARGARET E. WELLS, Ada'x.
Now As ~
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Notice.

a IL pcr,ons having demands against the Es'
"A tate Of Theodore F. Williams, dec'd., arc re-
que,,.d to present them, duly Atsested, to the M
dorsigued on or before the srst day Of january
no1t, as I propose to .ettln RAD Es,sIo on teas
day. LEMoEL Auvr'
.Nov2 2mN 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18
Notice.

q WILL mako application at the nsItsess!sn OF
Il the Legislature, for re-charter Of my Ferry
across Big Salud. River, on the road Leaking
from NcwLsrry q. Il. to Hamburg, on .hs '~svsr
Road. Mt such prices ne rre in aocordunes with
tho times. WA. ooANhun
Sept Is
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Notice.
Estate Notice.

A. LII persons in .aywise indebted. 20 the EdtAts
IN. Of z. NJ. Penn, decd, src esrnsstly request
ed to come forward and settle uc without delsy.
Those having claims against said Estate will rss
der them in, properly %attested, ct An earlydAts.
e.. l.. Penn, Alm'sr..
Aug4 81
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State of South Carolina e,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
Mary pa.km,n aud Eliz. Parknan, Applicants,
Nancy plrkmau, Thos. parkman, o, al, def 'ts.
ID to sell at EGsclioli C. H., on the hrat Mon.
daj 10 December nrIt, for Partition, tho REAL
ESTATE Of Simeon Park,nan, decea,ed, consist
ins Of u TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND ly.
ius and being in the District and State afors-
said, containing Eighty-nine Acres, more or lcss,
and bounded by lands of Mrs. e. Buzzard, Peter
QUIZ, aud others.
TERMS.-On u credit Of twelve months frOm
day VI sale. Purchaser to give Bond with good 40
%curities, ANA u Mortgage tu the Ordinary To Sc
cure the purchase msnoy. Costs TO DO paid IL
cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. &. D.
Oct 30 ste 40
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Negroes Wanted.

WE WISH to p~n-chass FIFTY LIHEkI'
w YOUNG NEGROES, and IRE prepared
to pay tho AiG HEST.CASH PRICES.
We have On hand q LIKELY WOMAN WIEN
FOUR CHILDREN whish VIC will, be pleased 70
soil or exchange TOR other Negroes: .
GLOVER d SULLIVAN: "a
Jan % II. - -
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Lost

an Sunday last, a Gold BREAST PIN, di.-
" mond xLupod, d ruby in the centre surround
ci with noarls. A liberal reward will DO paid to
til. ander. upon tho delivery of tho Pin ut tho
A1rerti,.r Office.
Oct. ~
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Estate Notice.

rERSONS having claims against the Estate Of
DIR. T.. Bland, decd, ure requested to pro-
sent the SAINT forthwith to Mr.. Jamos N. Harri-
son. whs in my authorized Agent in settling up
r. +. BLAND, Adm'x.
N,vI tt Al
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Tax Collectors Notice.

n WILL 70 81 nj rho following t-ineoana pi.css
to collect tho T.A.. IS rucontly returned to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

Capt. Dean will attend with mo to receive the
report or sa,.s. IT,, for the quarter ending LIST
October, 1863, and 20 receive the returns OF SO
much Vi tbs crops as have beer Guthorod At hat
time.
Tax Payers. arc urged to preIpptncss in paying
their Taxes, ar tho Books ior the present ys.l
A''' : H. T. WRIGHT, 18Th Col. 'Diat.
P. s. Those who de.ire to pay their Taxo'
either With The Duncan or HoJer Il Ludwieh
,nupey c.n do so by endorsing their names in JuH,
lreibiy in pencil on tho back of the bills. ICES
thoy.wiH do Mt hotne to save time.
Sept 20 II os
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Oct. e7
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A School Wanted.

Nov IL
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A Valuable Residence

Oct 81
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State of South Carolina,

81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

MILITARY ExscUTIoN.--0 Saturday az
tornoon last the ten men belonging 10 Gem
pany H, 18th N. c. Regiment. charged
with desertion, and the murder Of Adju-
,ant Mallett Of Chapel Hill. expiated their
offences in the presence of Gen. Edward
Johnson's command, Army Of the Potomac.
The scene is represented to have been one
ofgreat solemnity, and impressive and sor-
rowful in the highest degree. The detail
to carry out the sentence Of the Court Mar
tial condemning them to be shot, was Sc
lected from the different companies Of the
regiment TO which they we're attached. and
when the command was given to FIRE, a vol
ley was poured in upon the unhappy men.
Al the FIRST FIRE five Of them fell dead. but
there being indications Of life in the others
a second fire was ordered, which terminal
ed The existence OF the wretched creatures
whs had so shamefully abandoned the STAN
dards Of their cnuntry and imbrued their
hands in the blood Of gallant officer.
Richmond Dspateh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

THE Bio GuSs.---The monster guns
which have lately arrived al Confederate
rnrt are described as follows: Length Of
,the gun l6 feet; u. diameter Al the tfun-
IONS j. 1 feet and 2 inches /: is bnre is Is
inches; the weight n the Gun 1900
pounds; it, range We do mt think Il pre-
per TO menton The weight Of lis shot 65l
pounds. without the steel point tie charge
of powder 50 pounds the size OF the shot
III inches By 90; sizs Of shell III inches
BY IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

wise unto salvation. During his illness, while in the
full possession Of bis faculties Of mind, he became
deeply convinced of the feasonableness Of the Sa-
viour's claims upon hial. His views 81 .he essential
doctrines Of Grace clear, aud he readily yielded
bis heart TO Christ. More than once, he expressed
the peace and comfort he found ia believing. Con-
scious Of bis appro aching end, he met death wh'a
calm and collected spirit and entered its mysterious
gates without struggle, aud /" fell asleep 10 Jesus
with the camRess Of an infant on its mothers bosom
The early close Of this promising life is dark @ys
terious providence but God does all things well.
He closed Iife's journey
As sells The morning star, which goes
Mol down behind the darkened west nor hides
0bscuied among the tempesis Of the sky,
Bot mells away in The light Of Heaven"
Died, in Granville on The 5ih instant. EDWARD
MINER, infan, son Of Lieut. James g. and Mary r.
afflicted parents have beea called to mourn ever the
loss OF two lovely and interesting little ones; but
while with bleeding hearts, they weep for their swn
loss, they can rejoice that they have little family in
aasa'S"' 'euecmtu " ihe pIeClous uiOOu vi tuht ga
viour Who said, I" suffer little children to come unle
me, and forbid Them mot"
Died, in this county on The 9th ins,aat Of diplhe-
ris, MARY JANE, daughter of Abner J. and Nancy
J. Tley. During her sickness she received ali III,
attention that kind iiiends and skillful physicians
could render; but little Mary has gone-God tool
her. Weep mol, .hen. dear frends has not The "a
vinsr said, Suffer little children 10 come unto me
The good shepherd cares for the lambs Of his flock
and takes Them ia his ams. Weep not. "Yol
can 80 TO her, she cannot return 10 you"
]. W.T..
Died, 10 Inis county. on the ls,h August, Mis-
MARTHA COLE, daughter Of !. p. Cole, aged .
yeas and 10 months Years ago she protested faitl
in Christ shs lived life AZ fatA and at las, Eel
asleep 10 Christ. s.P.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

The Baltimore American al tie SCI cnn
tains L,ncoln's letter to inc Springfield
mass meeting IL iulle {. saws that thee
peace. First. Suppress ihr rebellion ny
free Of arms. THIS he j. trying 80 DO.
The second May j. TO give up the Cnlan.
Tie i sgainst This. A. there nnly remains
some imaginary compromise. do not
believe any compromises embracing the
maintenance Of lhp Union nov possible.
All that | learn lead. dIreet 10 the oppn-
Ill. belief. 4 compromise 70 be effective
,nust be male with those sLo control The
.rmy. or with the people alter. being lbrrat.
cd from the domination 81 that army bs
the success nt our army. Nov allow me-
10 assure yUu that no word Or intlmatlsn
from the Rebel army or mrn. concern
ing or IN relation 10 peace - compromise
Ii. ever come To nv knowledge, and u i,
m, belief that all charges of az lniInation
10 the contrary j. deceptive and ground
less, and premise you il any such propo-
sltians hereafter eome, Il shall not be, re.
iec,ed Of kept secret from you. In regard
10 negroes Lincoln says that II - quite
likely a difference 81 srinion exists be
tss.a you aud myself on that subject. ]
certainly wish all men could be free. You,
/ suppose. do mt vel. have neither
adopted or psnpr,edany measure not con-
.lsrent with e,rn sonr We -. provided 700
are ior the unlpn. IL ,hiuks the enanci.
pation proc IN itioa constitutional, con.
.sdng that ,ls,rs are property, and argues
that the laws VI war authorize no distinc.
ton between the enemy's property. The
prorlamation. IA tie law !, j. valid. or il
nat valid IL mt valid nee,lsno fetracing
ifyaIid IL cannot be retraeed any mnre than
The dead can be brought 70 life. The &c.
mainder or the letter is in Justification oil
the employment 81 The negro troops. con.
h.cation aud the success OF the Union ar.
mics.
Tue closing sentehce SAYS: Still LET VI
not be oyer.sanguine Of speedy and final
triumph Vet u be quiet and sober, and iet
usd,ligeulIy apply lie me an. never doubt.
ing but that u, God, ~ his own good
time. will give Us the rig hiial results.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
ORDER No. >.

gssgasE REMEMBER we DO no, Keep a +" Bro.
kers shop and give no preference to Specie.
confrdefaiS money j. good enough Tor what we have
% slir. and We wanl produce Of all kinds. Nails for
breakfast are not good,
Wehlse ., recriyel d,len L. q. HANDKER.
CHIEFS. - seams English Csp PAPER. IS gross
Steel PENS. Is d1zeH Leaf PENCILS. 8 dozen
rnua TOOTH BRUSHES. FANCY SOAP. Agate
.na Bone BUTTONS. - yards best Black Grape.
twenty Dullam PSF yard Salt sold al Wilmington
last wyk u Ninr ceIls PER pound by one hundred
sacks, Nhs not buy Of al sixty cents per pound
I. il rsl high enough Tor YOU
II. Y. BROWN & 60.
s~rIcmber 18Th. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

Military Ereeu,ion Of Q9ieers.-capt. J.
r. Rhodes. Of the IL Confederate Infantry.
was shot at Chattanooga on fhe 4th inst,
for encouraging desertions from his own
company, and embezziing the money OF
substitutes He made short speech. ac-
knowledgins the justice Of the sentence,
manifested but little concern. and died
without a struggle.
II. Col. Adolph Of The same regiment.
vas cashierrd and conscr,bed On the Sd FOR
aaying been concerned in the same Often
ces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16

Died. Of Fever. al Oaks, 10 this county. on the sl
ins,.. JAMES I. Ions. ollesl 500 q Dr q. T.
and Helen Long, 10 he ga year Of hs age. The
deceased was Young man of much promise 90 o..
fsciionaie aon and bohsr anl gseaily beloved " AZ
who knew him. Being child u the Covenant. no
sa' dedicated 70 Cod IN infancy and carefully in
ssiucssd 10 ID. Sculptures. which arc able 10 make
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
ny THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
A PROCLAMATION.

NtrHEREAS 4 number Of public meetings have
w recently been held in various portions Of the
state. 10 some Of which threats have been msde Of
combined resistance 70 tbs esecut on OF The laws q
Congress in regard conscfpnn and iAc collection
Vi taxes, thereby endangefing the psbiic peace and
tranquility. as we'll a. the common cause OF lndspen
lence. which We have 20 solcmnly engaged 20 te.
frnd: And whereas Il i NY sworn dsiy to see all the
lass Of The LAID faithfully exeeules and sulsi and
stlcr maintained within our bsrJsn;
NOw. therefore. I. ZEBULON u. VANCE, Gss.
Crnpf Of The State u North Carolina, DO issue this
nv Proclamation. ronnsnding al such persons 70
renounce ssch evil in'eausns. aud warning thcm u
beware Of the criminal aai fatal consequences Of car
rsing such threats into siseuiien.
The InatlenabIe AMI invaluable right u the poo
pie 10 assemble together md consult Tor The common
gand. together with i,s necessary concomtans, the
freedom u speech and the press. are secured 10 YOU
nv tounismen. rs the mos, sacred rcmpaets 'hsy
shall sever nd Ji.,urhet in me. Yet yen will fe.
member that The same iasirsmsni which guarantees
these great nghis also limit YOU 10 the exercise Of
them within the bound. Of lav, aud impose upon ~
The solemn dHly 81 seeing that ihese bounds Be mel
irassgtcsseJ. The Constitution Of the Confederate
ia,cs and all laws passed in pursuance thereof arc
tie supreme law ol The lsnd: resistance 10 then BY
combinations Is treason. and without combination. Is
high Grim. against the laws Of your country. Let
no ono b. deceived. 40 long as these Laws remain
sn'ihe statute book ihey shall I've executed. Surels,
my counitynen, ysu wosld no seek 10 cure the evils
u one revolution ~ plungnr the country into ~.
other You will not knowingly, TO the present desc.
lating war with The comnsn enemy add the hsifnrs
If internal strife ana Eals.s suhs'aicn q law md
civil au,hoHiyi ysu msa 10 ststi be cn'a6lc
character which zen have lltats maintained, a. 2
sober, Csuscryaii tani av.aaslisaI norie fnf Nsud
have you 10 81 ~ lac rta casf sni te1s'Hiigaai
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-09-16
The HIST OnY OF NORTH CAROLINA,

1H1 k11D 1OHx VI IvVN1H UANUIlN6,
pUBLIsHEDin 1851 by the undersigned, in pre-
face, conceded that it contained emissions una
voidable and many imperections. A. SECOND
EDITION was then promised, which would remedy
these defects. This is now called for. He will DO
grateful to any one who will point out any errors il
the dates names or facts in the Mrous counties Of
the State; and any BIOGRAPHICAL sketch Of these
who have done. service in the field or State.
Letters may be sent to me, care Of Hen. d. L.
Swain. JOHN H. WHEELER,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
II Editors publishing this for three months, and
sending me copy Of the paper containing the same,
shall receive copy Of the second edition when pub-
ished, which will be enlarged, carefully csrrsctsd
and embeshed with engrayings.
September 9th. ll-3h