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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
From Gen, Joh.stvn,s Headquarters

We were favored late yesterday evening
with special interview E:cm a highly intel
liEer. ard reliable gcHtl:uan, who came
directly ir.m the hra'Iuarters o: Genera,
Johnson His character, however, will be
5csi in nregrsl VIXEN re annoluce him oabe no
less a naGscnagc than the confidential agent
Of the General, and at present en- route to
Richmond with important dispatches for ta.
War Department.. His position, it will readi-
IL b, cb<eryed is isonerequrins the observance
"i much se!iccnce on his part, but he never
:bel:ss gave is mach interesting information.
per.ion which re shall pr5ccel to lay before
oar readr rs. The armies Of Kirby Smith,
favlor and !, ice, now nnd'r7hc complete cn.,-
trSl Ct the wary ch;eIiain, GTe eacu in posi-
ton for moving at q moments warning To-
wards tic common ccntrc-Ticksburg-
will be rno,s likely to 'a:f,ra an early relief
to lis heroic garrison by the total annihilation
Of Gra";'a aymy--a coEsumnatioa rot in the
Last :m,,rot.sle Tic Generals heaiduar
tcrs i'll the day tire are 9. Jackson, in the
night at Gu tuu He suif:rs .r..,n no wani
Of p5nyiiGn transportation facilities or army
storts bat Oil the contrary cnl;rnanda tue
arrplc.t abundance Of cacl. Hundreds OF
n,u;cs and horses are standing iils il his DE-
pariueit awaiting lhGcpmInund Of Artillery
to lie Fraut.' There is no longer doubt
that ail'i ready for forward movement \
number of facts are in our possession which,
were it prudent to announce here, w..nld
convince the most skcptical that the hour Of
action is at band-aye striking, at the mo-
ment the eye, is glancing over this article,
and the fearful fire from the rear about to
open upon the weary, wasted forces of Grant
Selma Dispatch, 18th.
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OBITU A RY,

DEPARTED this life at her fathers residence, il
Edseacld District, S. c., SARAH A. MCDANIEL
daughter uf YRRprRIcK and EMILY MCDANIRL
Her illnsss Was Of shurt duration, but extremely
severe, terminating her mortal lite June lgth
1853, aged Is yeArs, months and days.
She nab dutifu child, u tender and loving
sister kind and ob'iging friend. and ths objee,
around which the affections OF thoiamiiy conferred ;
but above all she Was Christian; she hSl remcm-
bored her Cre.tur in the day. Of her youth gave
iicis.lf to him by puulc profession Of hsr faith
and hsp;sm sn th. 2Sth cS September 1857. Then
sho is not last but gone bsloro TO receive the erown
which tho Lord has promi,od to them tia. oTo
Him.
p1.p, on the lstt January last, from wound
received in tho battle of fredericksburg, Virgin
Ia about tho 9Th Dec. last, JOHN a., son of
ALEXANDER hoLLIsGsWoRTI, Efq., and ADALINB
A.. his riso, aged rs years and months
This lamonred young man WAS burn in this
Dut.ict, and Was amopg the hr,t that responded
10 tn, call of his country, and identified himself
in Capt. BROOKS Co. LIT Reg.. s. c. V.
His health was bad when hs volunteered and
confined 80 during his Stay in Virginia, 10 that
be 7as compelled good lUsl Of his time to. lilo
in tho Hospital, and tho his officers and friends
advised him to procure dischargc, an,l return
home, ho preferred to remain and share in the lot
Of his suIorng fellow soldiers. Some time before
the battle Of Fredericksburg be left ths Hospital
aud joined his Regiment, and On the fatal day
day aforcn amcl, with his face to tue enemy, be
fell in the tempest Of b,ttla, thus adding to tho
number Of tao brave who, for the love Of liberty,
have sacrificed their lives.
5oax Was young man Of atnfaLlo qualities,
truthful md honest, and loved by all that knew
him but in the providence Of God he has fallen,
and his remains lie in 4 far distant land, wkcro
no tear ba hes bis gravo stone nor nOurucrs lin yor:
those remains will bo carefully watched till uod
bid them rise. IIc leaves sathcr, mother, brothers
and sisters, and many friends t, mourn his loss.
7 TRApp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

FnoM MExlco.-The Northern papers Of the
23d llaye dates from the city Of Mexico, viz
Acapulco, to the Oath ultimo:
All the French residents have been com
PEELED to leave the city. President Jnare2
had taken command Of the Mexican troops
The Mexican Qualifications were being strength
cned, and it was believed that the government
would flood the valley on the approaah Of The
French, anl make desperate resistance III
every possible maniltr.
All the available Mexican troops are being
drawn in towards the capital. General. Co,
monf,rt IS much censurcd for not relieving
Puebla, andin consequence ha. resigned.
The French advance. hnd arrived ut San
MarlIn-des 3fuiIcan. Genord Forey had or;
dercd the captured Mexican generals to he
sent to France and the other officers to Mar
tiniaue.
Three thousand Mexican prisoners General
Fotey had put to work on the rnilrusd leal-
ing towards Vera Cruz, and two thousand he
employed in destroying the intrenchments
around Puebla.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH. July 2.--The Bill relative to tie
coilectiv:, Of taxes ani funding certain iSsu
passed the Leeisla.ure 10 day. Ii itquir
The Shcr:fs ard Tax Collectors to receive all
:s>res ar Confederate Treasury Notes without
Discrimination, aud authorizes the Treasurer
- ln;.d al ruadable notes paid into the l'rca,
-,ify before lie 18Th Of July in per cent.
loni. dcra:e b9als, and sell the same at par
Or linr prcnidSl, Or 10 ray the liabilities OF
tie Stale To parties wanting to receive. after
In: lss VI Angus! all issues received, without
distinction, as heretofore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

The New York Herald Of the 9th notes
the occupation Of Scotland, Ilagcrstown,
Downesyille, Uniontowr, and other places, by
The Confedcrates, the re.occupation Of Guam,
bersbnrg by forco 10000 strong, the sack
ing Of Greencastp, and tue destruction OF the
scoucduct at WiIliamspori. l,nbodcn's cav
airy was at Big Cacspon. Ewcli's force',
10000 strong, are in the Boonsbvro' valley.
They are building bridges across tho canal,
and are actively engaged in forasin.5 the
country, collecting supplies, dc. They cross
ed at Antetam's Ford and ShepherdstoHn.
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Thoughts on. the Death of an Infant.
INscEIBED TO hRa.-a c
" Thou hast died as roses, die,
That ,er;sh with a'brsexr."

INSCRIBED TO HRa.-N. C. ..
"Thou hast died as roses die,
That l,er'sh with a'br.ers."
swoot Babo, thou art gone! Too pure for earth
thou. hast grnc to bicpm in, Paradise. In llfe'.
bright moving thou hast fed! T.ty pain is o'sr
sweet Spirit, nnI thy pure and lovely 'snul shall
.lwsll in Hsavon forerarmore. Like sweet rose.
bud, thou hast dropped and withered, hut thy
memory will linger with US still.
Fond mathor, thy baho slosp; in tho tomb,
4 calm aud peaceful rest
But glorious in immortal bloom,
lis soul lives with the blest.
golden harp is in bis hand,
Fresh flowers deck his hrow,
And 'mii white elcsmin seraph bands,
His voice is warbling nov.
Bo fertile, earth, Jield nowrets rare,
Bright fowors Of rich perfume,
And still wild-ro'e chaplet wear
0'cr little CALDaAI,n's tomb.
"KxowsE."
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State of South Carolina

CULruItA, July !, 1903.
yVHEREAs inform, ti"% hn. been rssei,sa ,,cl At
wv tsis department that WILLIAM 7. MOSS.
Who va. in the Jail nf Richlasd District under
sentence Of death for the murder Of James Pull
lips, did, on the night Of the 9Th Of juno, mako
hi, sscapc from the said jail:
Now therefore. I, MTLLEDGH j. D0NllAM,
Governor Of the State Of South Carolina, do here
by off.r renari Of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS for tho apprehension Of tina raid wiilism
7. Moss and his delivery into any .j.1 in taia
State.
Said Hoss in .bout2s ye.rS old, fsstl inches
high, weighs about l4O lbs, DARK hair, ~ears =
m"ustaehe and is rather good looking. lie is
from Wake county, North CarolinS.
Given under my hand and thasesl 1T the
State, at Columbis, thile sssond day Of.
H.. 8. July, A. D. one THOUSAND eixht hundred
and ,i1ty-th.ec. VI. l.. E0NlIAM.
VIZ. Il. HUarr, Secretary Of State.
Ju!yS - ln 7T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

GES. CUsrSs LEs.-The appointment of
this off ser to coniulnd the fnrces raised in
this CITY, has given muc!, satisfaction. Ho is
q &on OF Gen. r.. Il. lee, was educated at
West Point, stood very high in the old armr,
and has bech fUr some time past an Aid to
the Pre:lc;i!, With the rank of Colonel. He
is asw :: Brigaaie:, id charge of the citizen
soiie.y- ard other auxiliary forces. 1t re
anaiai caly for ;he Executive to place this
gifted young officer under a Major General
in whom some conIiierc, may be reposeI to
change the satisfaction Of The people Of Rich
nond into positive jcy. Whatever task is as.
sisred to Gen. Ca,tis Lee will be discharged
with skill and fiieiIy; his troop, however
raw, will be handed to the best possible adj
vantage. Ba: under present auspices the
probability i, that The young General will
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En.thcrM News.

RlcnMoYo, july 2.-Ba'simorc papers o
miles ircc, Harrisburg at NJ on Gil the 27th
Subsequently q f'rc. srre.red at Durcaauou
iiil."n ciilai north Of H'.rrishnrg. \ tele-
gtri.a d'spnteh irurl Headquarters Of Tie ar.
MY of 5hc Potomac. G;.icu the 9Th, sa:s TIE
s;;.H is ia woiion, and will su..n ht. 10 the
Il II; i.oi;.i ii ba'ti!porc. Heavy rains haze
E,:,ie trc rs'a.;s Su bad that the u:o~eneht>
a;e necessarily very slow.
Refugees from Baltimore report that tie
rcLe:s dcc3rc that Gre Of their mrir pnrposcs
isthe destructon Of tic grain fl IDS in th9
Cu.nber'sri Valley. The rebels were engag-
cd iu tli;S work slrc:iy, anl :iai' laid waste
hstiad acrts which were r:cn with grain
crops.
General Frankl;a Las been ordered to a
c,,.nty;,:,t il Louisiana u,;tler Bani,s.
admiral r',otc IS dead
Iilc ElI.insrc San!1y 1Neywph Of The
28rh nt:,i,lsa dispatch dated Harrisburg,
i,sic -. i: says: The rebels occupied Ycrl,
st5 o'oioco ;his afternoon. Resistance was
mIjo Hy,o;r troops.
a telegraph dispatch from Portland to
Iiost. Reed states that .l.e cre'v Of the Tsca-
ny i,ur"c'l that yc;e"I o.. tie 25th, ard landed
lfas Portland on t. sight Of he 2,;th,. ,.ec;y.-
Cd the Cliicr Caicb Cushing aud went 10 s,a
Two steamers were sent in pursuit alrl cycr-
to!k the Cutter. Aii,ra short engagement,
j: e.i cn:! h.i party PIT of in boats an'! blew
M i;le vessel. The v"re finally ca,tnrcd,
All as now un''ei .g!arl i'll Portland city.
i Ee .ltire crew Of the .lt'aIf;;l las ;.rr:yci
on the lig ftruco beat.
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Notice.

MEMBERS Of my Company at home on sick
I'VE furlough must positiceiy send on surgeons
certificates monthly for extension Of furlough, or
will be forced to report thsm absent without
lo.ve. A private physicians certiheste, il it cer
tifss that the man is unsb!o to go to Surgeon,
and is sworn to before M4vistrate, will procure
IN extension. D. T.. NICHOLSON,
Capt Co. R, Hampton Legion.
Camp Near Petersburg, Va, june IS, 1868.
July 8, st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

Az INFAMOUS OurRAGE.-The Burlington
Iowa. Argus in giving an account OF the
recent arbitrary arrest Of Henry Clay Dean,
in Keokuk, Iowa, says:
aThe commander Of the military here, one
Charles Ball, was at the head OF the mob who
m.ltreated Dean. Under the Pretense of
searching Dean, he stripped him stark naked,
and be compelled hiua TO remain i'll that rude
state for some twenty minutes, the au! isct o.
Abolition jeers, ridicule and abuse. lad =
negro been thus exposed i'll hia PERSON and
maltrested, how the Abolition whelps al Iowa
would have yelled out over it as "such a
disgrace to humanity such brutal treatment
TO Il fellow being, &c, but as Dean is only a
white man and q Democrat, not one Abolition
voice or pen is found to denounce. Oul-licrd,
low long shall Abolition, Il. G Republican, i.
c. no party, /. e. Union League,) brutality
and despotism be allowed TO tyrannize over
American citizens 2'
Dean is one of the nblest and most eloquent
men in the State, fine scholar and most
omplished gentleman. What au outrage
upon his feelings! How prostituting and de-
grading in As character!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

GEN. TooYBs On TIE STATE or TIE CoUs
rnY.-Gcn. Toumbs, who aolne time since re
signed his position i'll tie Confederate atmY,
delivered speech {! OIL the state Of the coun
try" in Sparta, Ga, on tho l7ih inst. lie
pronounced tho CONSUMPTION Act unconstitu-
iional, opposed tho Tax Bill On account OF
the tax in kind feature, opposed the Stale en-.
dursrmcnl uf ConicdrraLe bonds, and utterly
oppo'e ed martial law. Having defined his
position, he gsvo the following dramatic con-
clu,
"The.e, my countrymen, are my views
upon some Of the important measures of the
day, and If it ho inlanly to expires, them,
helc arc my hands-they are ready for the
brand"
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For the Advertiser.

Al meeting of tho.elder and minor citizens of
Pine Grove Company Bent, in Tie. Of organizing
a Company of mounted Infantry for domestic de-
fence, Tnro. DEAx WAS elected Captain; JAS.
Doxx, LIST Lieutenant; ELIJAH STILL, End Lieut.
and L,vi ApAus, srd, to command company to
bc known as, and called tho Dean Guards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

mark the proceedings of the administration
upon this subject in varions parts of the coun-
Try n.e 80 gluring and indelensibIc that some
OIL most nhGentinlof its own party organs;
notice it. complain OF it, aaddenand con-
sistent and settled policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

rs Gen. John II. Morgan, it is strongly su.-
pceted, has bs-n ,mit.en NTH a Northern tonden-
ey, like that which hiss seized Emel, Rhodes, Jcn-
kin,, and other Generals. lie is again exhibiting
Symphonic of longing for pork, aad is making hir
may through Kentucky to Ohio. We ni,h him
ali succsas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

rALL AT THE HAMBURG r. o.
" and get your. PANT BUTTONS, superior
to anything ever offered in this nurkst, at low
CALL AT THE HAMBURG POST OFFICE
and got your SALT, superior to Liverpool, st
low prices, and in good clean sacks-twO bushels
per sack. X. L. GENTRY, Pm:
Hamburg, juno 30 " 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

~ 6fr. II. GALLAusn, it will bc s1en by ref
ersnce to our advertising columns, hasen hand
. lot of Cotton and Wool Cards, and othsr articles
much needed by the people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
Strayed or Stolen.

FROM tho lubscribor's plantation COW with
II out horns, red head ami red on sides; back
and belly white. Her mark isa crop OF snd Of
both ears, and crop and cut under the right
She bud a bell on when sherleft. She was raised
by Mr.. Lee Holston, near Red Hill. Edge6eid
District L will pay $40 for her recovery. Any
information concerning said Cow thankfully re-
ceived. ALLEN FIR tNKLIN.
Aiken, s. c., July7, :t~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

@D- Richmond brokers wore buying silver on
tho lst inst, ut $50 prem, tho premium on gold
six months ago. Tho buying rates of silver is
$50; gold 7Oa.
&S- The Virginia State p~nitenhary is so full
that tho directors have passed resolution dccli-
uing TO receive any mcro prisoucra convicted by
tho Confederate courts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
E. -rred.

We regre. to le,rn tant -.easss. W. H. Bnioss
and C. r. GILNrey, members of Capt. LRwls
JoSra' Company, were c.ptured on the 2S'h Jrnc
whilst OF pickett duty. We hare no particulars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
TI.e Rall in Motion.

The bovks for subscription to Stock in tho Co.
lumbis md Han burg Railroad have bcsn opened
at the Elchanss Bunk, Columbia. Ten gentlemen
of Columbia have subscribed $4,000 each. How
much will Lexington, md the Ridge, and Edge
field C. H., and Hamburg, and Augusta, rub
scribo7 Roll On the ball, and keep it in motion
until the road is completed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
Rags Rags /!

We want Rags-COtton Ragr-Linen Rags
clean Rags, and if wo Gun got "a plenty Of Rags
be can keep the Adrertfser afoat until-the war
cnds Bring on your Rags and holp as TO kssp
country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

gar Notice is gvon by Adjutnut General Coop
er in general ordcr that no moro quartcrma,ter's
supplies will bo received under tho appeal made
by tho President, and tho plan of tho Secretary of
War annexed thereto, q: heretofore supplies could
only be obtained by purchase nnd ipprcssuon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
Notice.

A IL persons of ia: Lower Battalion, 9Th Regi-
IA ment, who failed to respond to the call for
labor on tho coast will pay to the Treasurer by
tho 25th July, 1863, and save cost. After that
dato the accounts will be placed in tho Clork's
Office for collection. LEE H0LSoN, Tres.
,July 2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

@-" cou,in Sally Ann" is the social sQubli-
quot and familiar rendering Of the official iniisls
&C. s. A." amons or ccpperhead friends at the
North who prvfer her to Uncle S.,n." -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08
aar Lincoln frst started ont by calling tlaYea

sar Lincoln arat started .pnt BY calling slaves
" the negroes; )" next he termed them free cons
.trsbanl,," and in his emancipation proclamation
gre. Americans of African. descent Next he
will address them 50 Lrstiren and feI'w.eitisens,
which will be msrliJlng as solI as degrading to
them
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WEDNESDAY, JUaYs, 1863.

Esrw, havo received ,frcia Capt. T. DEAN,
Tax Collector rocs p.rlation Of tho Safe and
District tsxss for Edgeiell for the rsst year,
which We will publish in our nex.-issne.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08


wo are indebted to the poli.eness Of Cadet Per-
civnl S. Norris. for an Official Register" If the
South Carolina Military Academy for 1859. OF
this well known institution, OF. its lsAeaasnic
Board, wa noea say nothing; our people are Al
ready perfectly acquainted with its high claims
and great asrita. We think it ought to; and will,
become the West Point of the Southern Con tede-
raey. The notable feature in the present Register
is list Of Tho Graduates Of tho institution since
its organization with remarks upon .theifservicss
during this war. In tbid list We ssa many names
now brilliantly distinguished; it is bright
"R"ll Of Honor" Wo take pleasure ins sDpyins
Circular appended to thfs Register ;ths circa-
lar will show ths object Of The list above spoken or
CIRCULAR.
To GRADUATES on TmHIR FRIESDs :.
The undersignei respectfully solicits. iutormi-
ton in REGARD 10 Graduates. Of those heard from
during the past two years, nearly nll are in uor-
vice many have brcn wounded, soine llsve been
killed, and it is duo to them and to history that
record of their services should bo preserved. To
this end, the Chairman Of the Board sfViaiters
has authorized him to collect information concern
ing them.
Tue tollo"inS questions Will suGSest Ppihlo OIL
which information is ds,irod: Whatwas his occu-
2a.iou before the war! Whom, where, and in wh1t
capacity did he enter ssrYic0? How often, and
in what battles, MAS ho noted for sallantand mSt-
itorious conducty At what battle Was he wound
ed? What commission does he hold at,pre.ent :
Or whore Mas he killed, and rhst MsIs the cir
cur,stances ronacctsd with his tLl T.
Answers to thes, questions, or any other infor
mutton you may communicate to the Undersigned,
al Columbi7, S. c., will be duly appreciated.
Very respectfully,
JOHN b. PATRItK,s
Secretary Board of Yisitors S. O.. M A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

EE~ Wo have been authorized by many friends
Of Col. TIIoS. G. BACON, to uominxt0 him =
Candidate for Stnto Senator from, EdEehsld, TO
ill tho vacancy therein existing in. consequence
Of the death Of tho Hon. A. SIakIxs.
Msy IL, to 10
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20 The Granite Mills, Augusta, Ga, will bpy
Wheat at the highest market price. See ndser-
tisement ON another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

,ST We have been authorised by tho friends
If DR.. JOHN LAKE.to announce him a candidate
for State Senator to fill tho vacancy therein exit
ing
July .tes. -. ~
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For tho Advertiser.

The Edgekeld Village Aid ArsOciation aeknowl.
edges tho following donations; From Mrs. NAxcY
BLOCKER IS; Mrs. ELIZA MIxs, 1pairS Of socks
Mrs. Jous RArxspoRp, pair, Of socks.
Mrs. ANNsfRIPFIN, Pass.
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EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY.

YHvhIs Institution will be opened on tho 10Th
L Augu't by Mr.. JOSEPH N. SHELLMAN
who will take charge OF twenty-five Scholars at
SIG per quarter. -
Mr.. K. W. CANNON will take charge Of all
others, ovor that number, At tho sSme limo and
place, and on the same terms.
r. T. MINIS,
GEO. A. ADDISON,
EDMUND PENN,
2. ". CARWILE,
A. G. TEAGUE,
Trustees
July,s, At sa7
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Stallion for Sale

II HAVE for sale THOROUGH BRED NOR
i GAN STALLION. Hois = beautiful bay,
six years old, OF handsome symnstry and OF ans
action. persops wishing ~ engage in rearing
Horses will do well to consider this opportunity.
For further information call ON Mr. Jas. M. Hxr-
rison, ut the Sheriff . 0iicc.
EBERT BLAND.
July Z, u II
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A Valuable Plantation


FOR SALE.
V1yHE Suhsc1:ber offers for sale his VALUABLE
4 PLANTATION contsining
Sixteen Hundred and Fifty acres,
More or less. lying on Turkey Creek, and bound
ell by lands Of ell. ]. c. Brooks. Capt. Eugene
Bur-, George Bland and others. This Plantation
is ,ituated about nlss North Of Edgehold Vii.
lagc. on tho Nawberry Road, in a plr.s.nt and
healthy locality, and in,the midst of n refined
and an agreeable noighbnrhOsd. :.
About one. half Of this Tract of Land il clearot
and considerable portion Of it in high stats
of cultivation. The other half OF this Tract Is
in native t"rest-abouuding in Oak, Hickory and
Pine growth.
There are on the premissI all necessary plants
til,n buildings-arl.in In good rep.ir. Thx Trlet}ii
mell ra,eredi and a.ono OF ,he Hbsst Ispges ,tsr
cattle In the Distfics. Z -
land 4Ysll salapt To- Gofteps cornsy
small Grain; &c.
For further information apply to Mr.. Jas M.
Harrison, at the Sherif's Once, EdEeh.ld, SC.
ELBERT BLAND.
July ii 2;
ry Charleston Courier will please. copy twice
. week for ono mcnth aad forward sceount'forih-
with tu this ONCE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-08

Great Excitement Cen. Gr.ta a,ceals fhs S.
lnda 100000 Str-ng !-8"ay-!sie has sart"
aered!!-Star JRsd9ubt iH Possession Of the
Enemy ..,.-Posi'icr Of she Enemy, DC.