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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-30
Look Here, my Friend

Look Here, my Friend !
KENYON
las opened Photograph Gallery in ko 8 new
l brick block, Mciregor, Iowa, and il you want
Photograph, Or an Ambrotyps, e.
THERE is THE PLACE TO GET IT
u il you want first rate picture on plate to eend
in a letter,
PLEASE CALL THERE!
On il you want an old picture copied cleaned up
snl put in new case,
YOU CAN GET DONE THERE!
rr it you want anything in the picture lihe, don's
fail to call at
KcMy0H's Gallery.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

cEogcE HoI.EEoos. .AUcrosEeR. WILL OWE
" 9 Rs,.oq rsssSs ss e . % hef oFp oa i
rc'rs mar AID best q r,f,,sness 1sen = err ssin
eiffd,.e o. every desar1tioa. oaise 6o1 Broaawa,.
HENRY ~ LEgps = co., AUcrIoSEE ts-BIauLy
nro-tnt ~ ef ~ AZ n',rsi - c,ee..gn @ w. 2, q ,ae
on Thur amt frisay cpspa,s A.tch - ana (. y
x.y ~ esi S:hly 'fs op ran, IT, & d AasiDs. pfssis
sn,ssa = modern oder oo (, y, ~ 80 ~ "a ,Sa rnea
s, soaaes % n e liz sor h 81 s ss aa s1' pe e. y e n
sai ~ asadps 1 ap'eusas so.. ioaa,sr: saoa,d
nser. terio- haven nsd.n,s Roaner. Gssrlehap
Me,einapn Daells yon SEEN ye,heyien yers,asn
sese s.r"es. ,Ssi Denote Van nsm@e wsasra fg@s
4 D sa lag 's @ ss ne nggo stsrl c..l D. b.
~ e iloppeubraser aasn, wlem. caro9, nrssn De.
saa .aaaa sIss,s ssfsSe ra- se,. Sssao~s .imas
sss sats l. ssa cs Coz. MasTs sna
E ran ,ns n ss ~ s ns. Bsnsss q o. = ~ fIsr g
Err.e 4 !. und rsooi ,ho,e .r..s haze odss lar ~, ~
= ese o., . Vii b. epes for M. Z 70 per rs.
saS I'D a. IN irs@ ss ,h nrSa
art, co .ia q ,ns 6a.orss,ii Geess,,s sa .s n 10
7 pooARr AucTroSTEn-By s. a 2, nooAEr,
~ on saay n.rsh r. s &C e. =. DO . tans ~
+, sr All Rsaram vsa,srs arass liar mssrs.es
s-,.,.d. cs.rs Iss.s w.s.'.os. 'Sl Gro Grey
and - cbsn FURNITURE. Ac., ooods mas b. removed
zane Jay ,.rrns ca~a
yoRIARry. AucTroSEER, WILL SELL At u,
Yrrur. III 1ininss cocss. lao sod DIap !, Curtains
e oas Y. s s,as Ma % snes ana os.r sooSs 0'' D
roorB AuCuosEER-sELI.s ms DAY At ii
.) ocics. % corner o. hsrrss ssd Ialson streets fn
c,hsr scales. -, cs.'a saa Canister. coare NH aad
n,e ,oa- ss,,slcs = nsrav Jscd - M business 7
NoEld4aF rsALE77' lS7 noaASRa ~ A.,edio. 4 !
- ia set a. ~ "a, Bosd'vat ", virtue IN Il ~
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

UCTION SALE-ON MONDAY, MARCH l5 AT II
"A o'clock ht rtt rsails, Thirty h ST sc and
6ixth 10 tn" M BID err the splendid mahognny
1sy Sla.lion Captain Taaddru, p Mod
desctip on, 10 IN inch hig vey aylsl, years .ll
sound NJ In all harness Sood poe hofse not Whe
hAir h N black les- name and tall and warrano "
tr0t o u u muut ana forty L..
The times ftl in " Ike Is
Spirit Of til Times Sps a and bsa ty. Also top Wa
Skeleton WAGON. nogbe Harness single set.
blankets Robes. Can b. at Txlters ~ until q. day
OF sale. The pedi Of the ho se VII be the day
Of the sale. WM. LANGLEY, Aactonepr.
HENRY PALMER. 80 eanxn.
A saIsrANT qUARTERGASrER'S OFFICE, CORNER
n OF q and ens ond streets. Washington, ID O.,
Mach d. 1873.
vii D. sod ai public the grounds on str et
between Twent nrst TseDty second sreets Ned.
nesday Marc Il nant esux - tons OF Scrap Iron aad
beongipg rtsrnastsr Department TIs
iruu is he niits. than ihous aud
<OUOJ pounds and t. less I've hundred
(50l. pounds the privilege the whole. The pTopc
Ia 10 be taken away vi n sis days after the sails.
Terms cash in t0e.rnInsna q nae.
= cuAs II. ToMPKINs
Ca t.!n \. q NJ Y. 8 \.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
A LBEaT Il, NlcoLAY AUcTIoNEEe.

A LBERT II. NlCOLAY. AUcTIoEEEs
Al EFT " n CULAY
Will sell this day Nlyl arch ~ 81 l21s clock. at the
Merchants 4 cnaGge SsesrooW. No Ill Broadway.
AGO shs frankfurt StlCus s3 s,s Amerca Coal Coz rs
AZ Beck Fre Ius. - ~ A eficln u. Bank 100
20 Merchants kanh Market RaIn iUl
40 People Fire Ins Co % - Mercantile las Co 81
Niagara Ere lns Co. 30 u Goodhae Ins. Co .... 81
10 Aulc 1elegraphcO % IS Citizens Ga. Ll.ht so
~ lmps & Trad rs ins 30 VI VA II lIavoa RR Coipl
10 Home Fire Ins. 20 .0 65 Freuens Ins Co. IL
25 Washin. Ton In. Co.. ~ u Il uItable Ins. Co 50
rs Mer Mutual ins. Co. 60 10 Rrevoort las Co. 20
20 ftna Ina Go 81 - Nan Gag 80 scrip -
$50 Sun NJ tua Insurance Go scrip OF 1873.
1870 Bun Mutua ipsaTaa 40 scrip of 1859.
$40 Sun N, ,4tnAi Insurance Co rip of 1880.
1910 6,m Mutuai Insu Co rip OF lsGl,
1000 Sun Mutual Insurance Co scr y OF 1862.
20 shs Hamilton fire Insurance ca. $6
$500 Pactnc ms rance 90 strip l50.
TO 0rest Western Insurance Co. rip. 1855.
10 0 Great Western Insurance Co. scrp. I56J
A5O0 Grca. Wcateru lus rance ca. scrp, 1861.
800 Brooklyn city sewerage b. IS, 1866.
BY order 81 ors >, u estate,
1000 North Caroli a pr ceat bcads 1868.
2SOD Tcnnessee cent aon IS, 1870.
6OUC Cleveland, Pain lie and Ashlbuia Railroad iai
mofgsgr bond, 10, each
5000 Brooklyn rily ,.r ent Dan bonds due 1861
4000 Buifalo Now Yo anu Il l. Railroad nrsl
per cent DJnt, sl,Docai.
500 New YorA iie kR ID mortesSs per cent nonds.
Next regular sale Thursday. Marc. ~.
NLhERr II. NICOLAY
Stock Auctionccr and Broker,
No " William
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

EDWARD SfNTXENICTi, AVCTIONEER.
IN ALE OF MR. T.. ROSSfaER = PAINTINGS.
Ry ID W IVES i co, on Thursdiy March -, q, "a
oo k al he Dsrbs Caller t25 sro.say. collect %
o. nearly eighty Painues being tie most recon product
- DISTINGUISHED artist compTislnga pleasing variety ol
hibition one week Dsiore s.ls fGli particulars 70
IN ..lr4
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
saLns Ar AUCTION.

- .
l. As, ,FHEss Hsssi SG ASs15Dshts; saaa
aaS aSS Tass 'si'; Day 81 sssNiosDAY. mace j,
AT ,ss sualc 81 .a Asni e. ss sruhaa Ear No. . we'
rtsass s'ass 'SN ftEsiluhe II 4 GSas0s. :.
syper, + i,rs e 81 carr "a 1aow; ; Broais orma
s rga' ,s.,F sSs p.S ~ s;' ~ ss'': rss $
,s.ss ss a Fs s ';ss.s sPis
aassssS s Sfsss sh12s A S5FsvT hEssfs f,s
Richest oaerr Il aactioa is~ .2n iasoy pa'
!. slts oass s'sS s e s %
YER csnserbary, Masic boofs walnut Hsts'-ass, o''''
sur o"'p'' On f''I'si DisisG' z so6a sop4.' artist b.
o.. s.wsSs Ba iss EasTson Table rs 4 n @ .s m g. @
sassl Dim, ia se, spoon. cas'sr.
an nen Cane oAA'Is , s,si OK. Mirrors ronss o'1
Rosewood Dressing Baraas Bsss eaes warirofes Con-.
o!e sinas SS sqr ~ saSsrs as Tar a.s ,esss sss
erynsis anS ngran cspe s.o ~ III gq,ssrS 81 q me-
s.s .saa'' 'pa''~'1''' Also 1'''~'n and Asa'n ''A'
ST. wans 70 seDd ~, sss % se FIN n.s and
as and Metropolitan Hota leaving at Sixteenth ssreet
fsw foos from the house
ny JAMES NJ MILLaR, ACcrIosEER-wrLL SELL,
cacf At the Merchanis ssehsnas saisr,oa III c,osd
hoasc 50 Prospect street. sale pe,lvs;,. ). ...,
n H. LUDLOW, AUCTIoSEER
Nineteenth. Twentys,sih Twenty s-yents anu TNeny;
streets, cl0ss te estate OF Ge,r1e Gynn ihe
sui orbers will sell at thc Merclnts sacercon
Ill Hroaiwav Trinity Buding In the city Of New Tory,
"Wednesday the 18th daJ or March next nc naon w E
Ii LUDLOW 4 CO.. Auct!oaeers the Real Estate the
late II cor, 20 Griffin, deceased.
l. The Hogse and lot No. % Beach street fronting on Hnd:
In the Elh Of this city being o. feet
inches In front and rear od tO feet uesp Hess
W tn Its right la The Hudson square.
= The House and No. Z5i East Tenth street leg feet
easi u First avenue the north side being 70 feet ront
anG ear and 81 feet inches deep,
The Stable aud lot Of land the north siia of Nine
te nth street. l.5 feet oil the Th known al
No East Nineteenth street being 5iet Ia front and rear
ami y feet deep, or loss
T. Sixteen lots OF Land the north side OF Tuentysxth
oui side Of Twenty erth
q, feet ~ inches ihereahont from tho ~
the seventh avenue, and extending II the rar 70 Twenty
seventh each lot hCiur - eet iU inches VIDE, aid
s. feet 9nches less being eight lots on each
street.
eat street and three The south side o. Twent hth
commencing ~ i.cher o. StveAth
nue. aN each lot "a feet lgn inches wse aud Is feeaT
iLchesd ep less. The lots viii bo sold searbtey
Maps the onee of the ouctioneers No. Pine
DANlEL LORD.
DANIEL u LORD,
Executors Of Geori Grilln, deC.lsct.
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

EDWARD sIgIZESICH. ACCTiokEER.
II LARGE STOCK or CITY BUiLr CARRIAGES
HARNESS &C,
Bv d. W IVES 4 co. AZ their sAesr00ms. i55 and iH
Broadway, on Friday Nateh 20 at ! clock
stock Of lrst city bait Carriages made ny wood
feNscr Lswrence Nott &C Also nearly 20 sets oi HAr
hess saddles Se Full particulars e niofEoN. Catalogues
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A UcrIoS EorIcE-DooTs AND SHOES
wA. n HoLLLNGsHEAD. AUcrosgaa.
E BY cHARLAs wAkEEy. atael
sALEsRooNs 2, coaFLAyDr sTsrEr
y NEXT AUCTION SALE oF BOOTS Axo saoEs.
- ON TUESDAY NArca i. AT 10. O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NEW aRRaNglMrsr
AUCTION SALES Or aoors AND SHOES
~ sEAlwEEgi.Y HEREAFTER
oS TUESDAYS AND supAYs.
BY TUE rAo1AGe ONLY. Fog CASH
Thus afford f,c pe ,aas never before presented
chAKI.Es G WARREN.
e"".H.A'-'h stse 3 na.,s ! arsa9nse; a,, &C.,
A UCTIoE soTicE.-poo1s AND SHOES.
wx NJ HoLLlKusAIAD. Auc,;oaeer
BY J. I. wHrrEHousE,
Auo..on Rooms Cortland. street
.slaINo TRADE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
On wedoesdaS, harci. ls at 10Y O'Clock.
The trade sspeeiay IN. this sals the
catalogue comprises az tnssua variety OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
x.,.. Rows. and y. Cons ''Ia haj in part GO e n.
Women Misses and shiirens sewed copper nailed and
Goods q all styles direct from manufacture and wen
cd pied TO ANY ma kct
GAIA osues ready ear morning OF sale
UcTIoN NoTIcE.--PERSaPToRY SALE OF THE
csSs 4 ja sT;a oss e susps p
aSH II s%ssb
s i :f.
"A
the resdene ais Fourteenth stree, ghth
The a.tionevr Gala The specia attention Of the pubic
Household furni iefed al auction tbs The
ritlre wa ali 'ade present and Is in good
ordr The whole vii b. pefempiorils and absolutely lod
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
con ssts OF arvtn oseaood Eta,arss. nafhc tops
frencn plate doors ana nacSsi Laiys Wok Table, mlal
with mother rosewood Gentle Table,
ble Sui II DRAWN Rom furnlure
lule \ fdS iva ARA fwo Reception ana est 0va1 Back
Chars carved rseN opa frames aAd covered three rsd
sa.n broeade q no most peas.se dsscripen Com
Lace Crans. French lia7e Pier ans Manl Mirrors. with
r!caiy ated: Par. narui Sa,att I, or In S asns
representa-. Nishtand Mornin; Inc oil
vet Ca pes Rnsa Turssl EASY chars Brnge c III rama
month"; Oi Paintings, b. Rousseau. Innian. Huulin.-
MaGNiFl ENf ~ rs FAVE fiANoroRrE
inaid with arr s' pear eys cost sgp Mfsic tack,
rosewood stool, sove,od IN br cade enhroidrred eioh
rosewood bedstsads, Louis XIV. Bureaus aud Goa.
n drs to .atca: Nlr robes Dr9s INK aad tuet ranes,
Shaving STANDS, o saads oh. Ara chairs c'tia MS.
Shalts Corac Hnr Matt Seds Betting dccJ.
rated China Toiet.se @Ios y ains Room fnrnnre
Dining Table, Diniu ArmCha!rs. kc.
No posponement Ca tnen In ATTENDANCE to cart pace
AMP goods Tor purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

HOWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIoNEER --HANDa ONE
IA hnusehold FURNITURE ny EDWARD SCIESCK
ay. March Ia No. 50 East rAsy second street at
half past ten A NJ AL se Furniture coniainel " s.ia
acA walnut; Chamber sls, rosewood Centreaa les Mu
tofs csrain, Brussels TareePy and fugrlln Carpets
pure Hair Maitrer Bosers AM allows. Dining ho,tn
Fraiiure. Oh Cloths and Kitchen FUrniturc with which
tie sale will commence
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

y s9,rs OLD e5SESS %;1ES5i $h5SEsrlos ror.D. ,AH
70 ALL LOVERS OF FINE FLAVoRED COFFEE
We have .peted a:ran genents whereby shall
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
which offer the public superior beverage
heretofore sold ln the d arke
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
iof which the only rsceiYera acurers il
superior To tho coffee usually sold. such Mocha, Java
Aararaibo, &C.
Hotels private families. boarding houses restaurants 4c
win md
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
reliable than ordinary coffee by mole OF
p epaTston Il Will be found to CONTAIN perfect uniformity
strength aud layor.
Put only IA pound packages. sixty pounds In
onss. with fun directions each pacsage.
For sale by gTores genera y Price - cents pouad
Liberal discount the trade,
WRIGHT, GTI.LIES BROTHER.
Nos. 2.S 2S5 md 23T washln gton street, ny.
IA rs n nd Mani n
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

~ II. L
~. hold Furniture Al nrcon-E II. LUDLOW co =,
viii sell az arctlon Thursday March i9 at Ig cioc at
Ms 3and 1T Washington place between sth
ana aciolg street the entire contents Of e above two
no walnut mahogany Tar or
sn,es cloh ie. Mirrors Etascscs fose Mood z.
octave Piano.orts, mahogany Lounges, P09acrs nnd
Chairs in hair CT tn -walnut and MAHOGANY french Bed
seads, Dressing Bureaus, Wsshsands Toilet ctockery;
l~~ and UAr Mattresses Feather Beds Eoldsters and
Pillows, Counterpanes, Ql.its Sheets ac. oas and
wa.nut Extension Tables Dlnng Chss lace and brocatl
cutauA window Saadas, CIockery ant Class ware Table.
MARE Dri Tng.n Carpets, Ocoths. &C. together
MI aiare assortment of Kitchen Furniture with which
lie sr siil commence Catalogues the Office Of the
n. 4
The New York herald., 1863-03-16
, ROTH. AUcTIoHEgE.
y. MoRTGAGE SALE or

ELEGaNr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Thfs taonaay) oclo-h p. NJ, prrc sely at the
f Nj. W. Richard li3 West hth street,
f. ars from Sixth Nv rnue near Market
sstug of beautiful Paor Suits, covered IN French satin
br caei elk reps and halrrnin Turkish Chaifs aud
Lounges rosewood marble top Fables rosewooi Eiascres
Aia Psian Vases Bronze Clocks, lpe OIL Paintings,
Garner and BOOK Stand Win0w Currrns, Shadsa Vel
Brnsscs and Ingram Carpets Hall Chars an Wash
san 10 egona. black walnut aud nanpsany Bedseads,
Bureaus waAhstaas, HAIR aad sprins M4,.esss Beds
Chairs, Errore, Clocks Lounges, Shades. Curt ns
Tea aid Extension T.bs Dta ng CEaifs, BGact, Glass
C4ra and silver Ware Table Cutlery Parior Stores, OIL
cloth, Chandeliers SaIr postve. Deposit rcauifet,
l,y order of JAMES CARPENTER attorney morieasie
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

Cons nn, In part of
Mems Boys and Youths Bao ais Caters and Drogana
Women Misses and 1hdren sewed copper nailed and
ptg.el
Goods of all styles direct from manufacture and well
cd pied to sny ma kct
GAIA osues ready y morning OF sale
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
For the Advertiser,

Attbs Irregular comr,gsicefion Of A-ekey lodge
M. ~. a. T NJ, in July l.st, the following Pre-
ams,ie and Resolutions werc unanimously adopted:
wnznEAs. 1t has pleased almighty d"d to re-
mnre rrcrn cur midst sur Dol red 'soa cs'sen4sd
-Dr.aer JAMES 4. RUsiIT0E, Who fell f:ccniiy
by. aiqra.a in The army. Ee belonged to7hn. @2d
s: y Regiment and vent to Mississippi wita
.o.Lsl. to ccient on. tights. Therefore
R,s,1rrU', That in tho death IF Brother RusH-
r3s tr Lvase feels bercarsa Of one OF itt bright
tel v:lnnsrts.
Es.oiced, Thatwe mourn tho untimely dcn.h {
our es..orr,d brother. and deerly synpathi's With
his hsraared and affected family.
Re,1',,d That w- wear thc usual badgs ef
mour".g for tnirty days.
.Re..irea That the family Of the decsssaa DO
furaisiiel ni;i, copy Of these rroceediuss
Res.'rsG, That tue above Resolutions be pub
li.nod in .he Edssheld -4dcerti.er
E: STILL, See'ry. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
-;ss,.ikrE-op SOUTH CAROLINA.
CALL FOR SLAVE LABOR. :

C0LtNBIta !usp,t %. 1S6S.
ysyVlE citizens Of C.llctop. .Earnwell, orhpss-
I burg. Rdss6sld and Lexington .re nsr.by
earnestly r"romm. ndci to rsspvnl to fue c,li for
s:ase lsbrr o. john X. Nierusee, state Engineer;
for The construction. of works ofvi'al importAncs,
bearing m the immediate defeuce-of The above
iistric's and tho security Of the rsilrond near
T. lis.o, fer Which purpose they are requested to
direct their rssponse 1t sn edsy Day to eu At Co.
lumbi.. N. i. B0&AAM. =
The owners of sl.fes in the districts inclsded
in tho sbove cell Of his Rxcellrncy Gov. Boaham.
xre hereby to iurni4h me, the earliest
practicable dsy, with such u number OF hands aS'
they can possibly send TO me at Branchyillp be-
tween the frst and day Of Sopte,u5utr 1853,
in order to accomplish, tho erection Of defensive
works in view / require three hundred able
bodied hands. for which win pay forty. dollars
per month and furnish subsistence. Tho hsndi
will be repaired for two or three menths and al!
proper care will 70 taken OF them .Addroes mo at
An early day Of Columbia. S. G. e-,,s <t.;.., =.
-. Major JOHN K. NlERNSEE..
Chief Engineer State OF South Cnrnlina.
Mar Edgcfcld Adcerti.er anil Barnwell Senhnei
ins TT fo- two wcekE and send bin 10 tie New sae
House Office, Columbia
san, 2t IS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
For tho Advertiser.
Ahsnrdities.

MR. ED,ToR :. II is absurd to suppose that
]. a country can achieve its independence, un-
less Its armies are victorious and it's people earn
es. au3 patriotic.
2. To suppose that an army can he victorious
wien it is commanded by incompetent and neg
Iiveu. Generals, or composed of base and vaga-
Lond substitutes
8. To suppose That its ranks will ever be in'l
whilst the President ttys ths Stragser, and De-
scr,crs to return, instead Of forcing them buck by
exemplary pnnislmeht and military coercion.
l. TO surpose ihstthe Officers and Soldiers Mill
admire the conduct Of th0ir fellow citizons. at
home, who are robLng the poor of their support,
and aro filing TIE army with tho refuse of the
rabhe.
& To snppose that the President can induce
ars NOT Owing TO his incapacl,y, rather than to the
interference of Providence and that victories
arD to be won by days of fasting, &c, rather than
nv wisdom, good Generals and hard fighting
6. To suppose that the grant of furlouyhs in
the m;d.t Of m engagement is evidence of mill:
tary discipline.
l. To suppose that the breschsd old women,
daily plu,ting, .schewing and specializing, are of
auy use whatcv.rto tho community or the coup-
try.
S. To suppose that the so1diers in the army,
and ali good and hon~st men, don't know that the
degraded rimp., engaged in buying grain FROM
the farmers. ere employed by persons styled
prominent citi.ens! inho attend Church, commune
as .r.em5cr,, and are erterioriy sruout; who,
ashamed of the nj Damn -ss and ungviliness of hcir
spcculutions, avoid public contempt aud odium
by tho screen G worthless citizens, and. returned
dishonest soldiers.
9. TO suppose thai the so styled prnminem citi
rens are pronr'ntnt in nnything save iWamy, and
t.,at they will escape tho indignation aud chas-
tisemcnt OF an outraged. and abused peuplc.
10. To suppose tbus tho love of money. will be
sacrificed to the love of country; and that people
will sell wheat at 'four dollars Per busbel, whom
.bsy can get mere.
IL. To surpose 'ha;. oven in this gross contest
or nationa! existence, every will do his duty
CYNIC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFfELD DISTNIC1

-,sa.sz-7,. IN ORDINARY.
DY W. p. DUsISoE. Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
nd ieid District.
Wi.r,oaq James L. Mathis has apriied TO me
for Letters Of ADMINISTRATION, "n n7.iund singular
the goods aud chatte',, rights and credits Of A.
J. Mathis, late of tho District afore said, decd
These are, therefore, :o,cite aud edmonish all
and singular, the kindred ard creattors Of the
sa,i deceasei TO he aal appear before me, at our
No. artlin,ry, Court for the ssid District, to DO
holden y: Edgeaeld c. H., on the 9th day OF
Sep,. nox'. to show cause, if any, why the said
sn,n.n'e ration SHOULD not bs granted.
Ghsr under tny hand aua seal. this Goth day
of Aug. in the year cf c:r Lord one thHusand
eieht. auadrei ahd Sixty-:hf.e snd in ths eighty
eighth year oj tho In1uorldoa e of South Caro-.
lina- ". :. y. t.,;s;tE. Ed
Sent. i g; aa..-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-02

INTERESTING rRoM KANsAs.--A telegram
Gated Leavenworth, 2lst, Says: lnst evening.
Quaaorsl, with S,rce 800 EtrUpg, crossed
t,pm Missouri inro kanaax, near tue ,o'su Of
u4rancr, sixty niles bclaa here, and imEle-
c, eli started Tor Lawrence, crliying before
:nas town pl4 o'clock, t4is morning. He
,stcd guard arouDd the citysso that the
c.tizs2s could not escape, aud commenced pill
laying the stores, shuolln& citizens, sud firing
houIes.
A seutlAlnan who managed to escape, on
reaehin. the bluEon TIL. aide, had,a plain
view of the town, which Has !Een sheet of
flame. lie thinks the loss would reach $2,
0ut.000, and, be this tins, much more, as the
gneriiiSs seemed determined to destroy eve.
rything That would burn The citizens were
taken completely by surprise.
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81 VIC have bosn permitted to read letter
frs,n member Of Co. F. tfCapf. T. w. WRArtEr
Cor.zsudipg,) lst Regis. c. c., dated !ism lesr
Culpofper, Va, wherein rsc announcement is
r.adv that that saiisnt Compuny are audering for
clo.hi,g, shoes, Gr We haPe our Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Societies throushOat the District, will take
tic matter in hAnd and send On supplies to those
brave ruen vt m early day.-Speaking of tho
Cavalry fight ca the lst August, at Brandy Sta
lion, The writer says: !" Our Regiment made a
vev; gailan, ch.rse led By Lieut.. COL Tw1ces,
(Col BLACK i.evi,s been wounded in the handy
ani for which cen. Stuart mp.imented Us high
ly Col TwIGGs is very bravo man, andis N 70
popular now with his men than ever. Seve-al cf
our CompsSy fought vory gt!lanly.
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State Of South Carolina,
ED e Il FIELD DISTRICT,

ED q u E Z u y d UIoi hICI,
-.s- II ORDINARY.
EpY W. F. DuRrSoE, Esq, ordnsry Of Edge
I'd field district.
Whereas, John. N. Hariiug Rsf applied to nae
fos Letters of Administration. on'aI and singular
the goods and chattols, rights and credits of
Felix L. Haring, late Of the District afotesaid,
'des'd.
These are, -thorsfore, to cite and admonish nil
and singular, tho kindred and creditor, of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me; at our
next Ordinary Court for the said District, to bs
holden at Eds.6e.d Court House, Oh tho 9Th day
Of Sept. next, to- show cause. if any, why the
saia administration should nots5e granted. Il, -
e Given under my hand and seal, this 26rh day OF
Aug In the year Of. our Lord ono Thousand
eight huUdred aud sixty three, and in the eighty
eighth yvar Of til. Independence of S. Carolina.
". F. DURIS0E, .o.E.p.
Sent /. 2t u. .35. d
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Fine vegetables.

'E1-Gov- PICK Ems bss acnt The Editor, anG. Pab-
Usher of be:Adre,tiser, each, giganticspecime'
of the purple Ess rlant. These huge thing:
Lying in sta,s upon tho liable of our sanetnm bave
called forth for twenty hours past, torrents OF
udin;ring e.c'amaiiors from all our visitors. May
the hosritablo gardsns OF 1:dgemood be ever thus
b.ess.i-and their l.ospit4Oie owner ever taus
thcuri;ful
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Aug *
Escheated Property
For SALE.

r WILL sell ut puolic sale, on The hr,t Monday
4 in October next at Eigcii.li e. H., ONE
.t0UsE AND LOT in the l'ia4se ci agefcld,
foru,erly the properly of the la.e Charles Me-
tirssor, deceased, and now occupied by Mrs. Ste
ren-ou, contsiniLg Half ali Acre, more or less,
and bounded by l4uds of the Oalliolid Church,
James A. Dozier, Es,sts G,.,. ". Lnndrum decd
aad Thns z. Masraih, Esq.,-the .nme having
been Escheatsd to the State Of South Carolina,
the deceased h,ying No loyal heirs in this Con-
ieueracy.
1s.s-rerms made kifs,sn on day rf sale.
LEWIS JONES, EjcLeaar.
Fdg1feld C. H., Aug 81, St 5j
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lmr-cssment ofLaborers.

GE:S. HsArn.cARD hasissued an order in which
he states that finding the tOnder of laberers on
,ie ftrtifcat:ons entirely ir.lcqua:c 70 the emer-
f.acy, hr * soa n. Il 80 ysaa or asents ~ i'm
r g IL: =. 'ct.
"a fms ,rnaeesin- n cctrO"'ci. & Sentinel Of
the 3Oh tTuiiiirlI, az 1t appears that tho
course of tta p;uu,r :,uah Carolina has not
been as patriotic as it ots be. This is deei-
dedIy bad, and leaves.a stuin upon the hitherto
fair fame %, ina. Stale. Gen..B. however. appears
to he detr:r ned tn 'nak" -'''r do thOir duty He
takes to- =" . .'a'c-' sing. a"d
wont s;a, ~ - -. ,pe' Those who
will not supply slave labor. willingly, will be
forced to do II whether Or no."