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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Hints for the Season.

The Southern CuHicator for July and Au-
gust las thc following Gell-simed hints suited
to the season:
Tsun;ps should be sown ve.y largely this
rear. they are very easily raised, and are
gaoa food FOR. r.an aad beast. If Jour Land
Is at ali stiff, plow and cross pillow it several
times-pulxerize we'll with the harrow-lay
off deep and broad rows three feet apart-put
in plenty Of well rottel@ barr. yard or stable
manure-throw on,this abroad; low, fiat bed,
and SOW your seed, by dr~appingtwo- OF three
every inches. Commence sowing about tr-a
18th or 2Oth Of, J~aly,-snd repeat every 10 or
Is days, until you geta good stand" when
large enough, thin uat 10 the proper distance
keep the weeds all down and the ground
open and mellow, aad you can hardly taii OF
. crop.
Ditch and drain ell low lands-cut and
cure Hay-prepsre-for Grass lots and wood,
land Pastures-keep down and destroy all
Grass and Weeds IN your field crops.
In tie Garden you should begin to prepare
for fall operations, by tarnng under the re-
mains Of all early crops and other vegetable
matter to enrich the SOIL. The operations Of
Spring may, in 8 great measure, be repeated,
thu latter part of July or early part of1An-
gust; so that We may avail ourselves ofrthe
second Spring peculiar 10 our climate, at
favorable times, transplant Cabhaees, Canli-
flowers, Celery, Tomatoes, &c. Plant melons
for mango,pickles-also Sweet Corn, tor late
/" rpasting ears Make yourlas plating Of
Sweet Potato slips, and plant Snap Beans for
a late crop, mulchilg the ground heavily
around them. if-the weather is dry. Keep
Jour Strawberry beds free from weeds, audit
you do not need new plants, cut or pinch off
ail the runncrs-work the ground and keep 1t
loose and open with a pronged hoe.
In the Floieer Ga den, y"u may Sad and
layer Roses-trim Box edsings and Evergreen
hedges and screens. Take up Bulbs; and
propagate Chrysanthemdms by la!yering, &C.
Save all desirable Seeds, for.the Field, the
Vegetable Garden or the Flower Garden.
They will be very scarce and dear next year.
Dry.carefaliy, label properly, and store away,
SC that mice cannot destroy them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN UiLDINANI'
DYw. F. DURISoE, ESQ., Ordinary of Edge
ed held District. -
Wbcrcas, Milton ]. Palmer has applied to me
for Letters of Misunderstanding, on all and singular
the goods snd %cha.tlos, rights and CREDITS Of
Abigail Martin late Of tho District aforesaid,
dso'd.
raeso ara, therefore, 10 cite and adm"ni.h all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors OF tue
said deceased, to-hs and appear beforoulo, at our
next Ordinary,s, Court for The. snil District, 10 be
h1ldon at EdgcHcla Court House, on the 6!h day
of Aug. next, to show cause, if any, why the
said administrator Should not he granted.
Grs.punder my hand and seal, this.2lst day Of
July in tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-thrse, and in the eighty3
sish:h year Of the Independence of S: Carolina
w. f. DURISoE, o.E.n.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
State Of South Carolina,
EDGIEIELD DISTRICT,

. IN
DY W. F. DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Whorsas, NV. Carwilc has applied to me
for I.st,ors. of Administration, de. donis non on
all. AMI singular the goods and %chattlcs, rights
and creIi;. of sarah a Holloway, late al the Dis
trict, aforesaid, deceased,
These rre, therefore, to site and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, OF our next
OrIinary's Court for the said nislriot, 10 be holden
Mt Edgeheld Cgtyt House, on the 18th day of Aug.
lust, to show carse, If any, why the said admin
is,rutiun should not DO granted.
Givun under;my hand aud seal, this I'd day OF
Aug, in the year. Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tsixty-three, ond<in the eighty
eichthyyear Of tho Independence OFFS. Carolina.
". i. 5DURISoE, oo,E.D.
Alg.4 at 2 8. q
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GSgt6tl6 %g66frtisu:.
By z DURIsoH q Co.
The Mothers Las: sacridee,s

- 49,. a-GLafF
The Biother:s Las: Sacriice.-
DY cA!:aIS BEL. slacl.aE-
Ga! spsre him, tits tie GAL: one
Ny darling, youngest boyi :
'Tis.xll Il :no:h. .r"w is:l.f;
To iii her heart With joy.
A husband and two elder sons -
We're battling with tho Brave
They fell; and each, I~skaow,now fills
A soldiers honored grave.
Then, do not take the last I haye;
IF you have power to sparei
Dutleave him to a mothers love,
And to her. tender carol
For. sad wil:bs o widows heart
Bercft Of all her Joy,
On, Freedom! must thy sacred cause
Demand hy only boy.
Dear mother, hush the rnurmuriag now
That rises in thy heart;
It ia a glorious csusss and +
Would gladly hear a part
Then muat I stay, when duty calls,
And bear 3 towards namn
Or cause the cheek of innocence
To wear 9 blusb;of shame.
No let me 60 and sleep beside !.
A-fathers h.llowede grsye,
Or fall, as did my brothers dear,
Amid the true and brave.
know twill add q, bitter drop
To thy deep cup Of wsei .
But, mother lot your heart respond,
And say, if Imust so!
Ny noble SON! thy mothers heart
Is filed with ycarnings wild,
And gladly wouii I cling to thse
Ny last, my only child:
But Honor's path is bright know
That psth thy father trod;
Ga!.erve thy country, ,sea, my boy
+ give slee to Thy God!
But spare, oh, Father! spare him when
The battle rages,wiid;
And, if itbe thy holyE@il,
Restore to mo my child!
pat.if in sinfnlncss 1 breathe
An Anxious mothers prayer,
My country take mynobic boy
IT'S my last Offering. thsEe!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
SuNDRIES.

sna SACKS N. c. SALT, old and 1.fyt
OSSU So" Liverpool SALT,
iIaU Bbis. NC. FEOLta z
$50 and HallS.,Dls. N. O. srrapi
Q B~oxesiI""aa GhewingTOBACCOt
so Ehs. Apple and Peach Brandyja
" Fine Corn Whisky;
MALAGA and PORT WINE;
CHERRY BRANDY aud C0RDIALSi
BOTTLED LIQUORS and WINES;
IL r. egs Bi-CarS. SODA.
RICE. MEAL, SPICES, &c, &c.
Together with a good assortment Of fAAILY
aKOCERlES,-ou hand end for s.ls by
il. STEVENS,
Augusta, Gee.
Mnx 90 6m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
TO The Shareholders,

o. Fairfield, Riealan., Lsriagtoas oraayf1"ry,
.Bar"psn and E,iye6etd Districts.
EE0U aro cMlled upon to furnish onc-fourth OF
E your road hands for the dc!enccs ON the
coast ON the 1lths august PROV, under circntn.
stances, which, urpst AWAKE ynar patriotism. Th.
eoainy hrs At your gates a,id tbs spade and shovel
my yr' do: in protecting you aud yours, villa;
Otherwise viii rel uiyc ihs h:arts' hinoG Ga the
best Gii .Lr;yest n no stated measure.
Moreover, it il imsptrstirsly your daily to come
forward nov aud relieve th.Sc districts that So
molly respondents the call maio On them for the
l5sh July. They furnished ;heht negroes in the
h,ur OF greatest trial and their term Of service
espirss on the l+,h OF August. Itis your duty
as itshould be YOUR rrids and pleasure, to relieve
them.
Let eyory STAKEHOLDER then have his quota a
tbs depot ac 10 o'clock, a. m, On Friday, 1:lth
August. Let one commissioner attend ut. each
depot and kcep7ne negroes together until the mr.
rival Of the tfaiu' and agent, 50 that the negroes
may be promptly forwarded, and ii any are 'acci-
d.ntally dettined, have them forwarded By next
train railroad agents ure authorized to furnish
,ransportutiOn, aud if ihey arc forwarded to me
at charleston Hotcl or to Major EchUis, Broad
street, they will be promptly ca.ed Ior.
WM. n SHANNON,
Agopt CT tho State Of South Carolina.
An, Sc 3Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Notice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against ira.
n ding 70, a Note given BY me with A. a.
Clover security, to tFhos. 8. Harvey, for.s12, for
,hsihlro ola negro girl Tidy. payable l:tJanua,
ry next, O, the conditions fpf which said Notswas
giyen-b1s not been complied wifhrand au &C.
irrmineij not to pay tho same unless compelled by
Law. LEWIS Cosnn;
july 90 st ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Notice.

:uyHE Commissioners of Lower Battalion, Ttb
Resinient, are notified to meet ut Cherokee
Ponds, On. the I'd Monday in August next, at III
o'clock, A. II. Alipcrsons in the aforesaid boun-
dary who failed to respond to the call for labor on
tho SoasL. viii meet the Board on that day AMI
nav M. After that date the nccounts will DO
prlacsd il the Clerks Office for collection.
~ S. w. GARDNER, Treas.r.
July % It 'U
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Mara
Committed 10 ths Jail

OF this District, on the lsti. inst. = negro map
"a who says his name is ELBERT, tut Is FIRE.
queutly called abort. and that b" ciougs to Jas.
King, living at Atlanta, O.. Ebert says be was
'rTcsied when at rs wif,'s house in the upper
part ct tiis District. Said Eibcrt is about q
Wars of Lss. weighs about la0 poun'is, is 5 fee,
9 inches high, lark complicated. NJ marks m
sears noticed. = :
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away. other
wise lie will be dealt with MS 'lc la~ dife,ts@
il. II. MCCULLOUGH, D. +. D.
juno "a, K Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
N. A. Ransom, Admir-. of the Estate
Of S. Il. Gsllmun, decd,
vs.
a. Bushnell aud wih Lueretla,
Mary T.. Gilman and Others.
ENTnEREAS NJ A. RANSOM. AdEinistratsS
TT5eof the Estate Of Sarah X. Gal.rasn, deeds
hns Implied " me, by petition in writing, praying
:haf a pnrt Of the proceeis Of the Real E,ists "
,he said Sarah X. ti.ll,nan, decd, may be phil
over t" him. ~t5jssati,ty dehts' against the Rsid ES-
ate; and it appearing to my ssti'factiSn that
Wiiii&m a. Coleman aud Middleton Mossly AID
ois wife Elizabeth, twU OF tho Dsfsnda,.s iu .he
ahnve stated case, reside Fsyord the limits qf this
State. 1t IL therefore ordered and dserscd that
hey do Appear II: n C.url Of Ordinary to be hel-
len ut EGsetcid C.. II isr Edgedsld District. On
N.nday, tho 3Ist day Of August, 1858; to shsu
ause, ii my they can, why II portion VI. tLs pre-
reeis of the sale' of the Real ristato Of Sarah &,
'%sallman. d. cd, sold ny he for p~artitisH AID si-
vision, should not be paid over to The said MA.
Rars IN, ~ ~liquidate tae aeb's against said. "a
'at", or thsir CONSENT to the. Same will be entered
Of record. >.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho asth
dry of May, 1864.
VIZ. DURIs0E, ON.
June Z. Sm -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Land for Sale,
Caution to the Public.

A LII per,ons are hereby cautioood against pur-
IA chasing FROM WILLIAM j. WALKER, Of
hdgefe:d Districs and State Of South Caroliqa.
the Tract Of Land in said District on which he
now resides. known rs the CHEROKEE PONDS
LANDS, containing Fifteen Hundred Acres,
(snme onc>ur two acres, more or iess.) =
' THIS nuhlic notice is given for the reason that.I
have purchased said Land from said William j..
walker, and am entitled to tho possession Of it
on the iir.t day Of January next; anil shall en-
G,rco my right tn possession Ut that time. should
it not be yielded.
July Ia, 1863. Cru Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
LAND FOR SALE.

rEyHE Subscriber oGers for sale privately the
z HOMESTEAD PLANTATION Of Robert
Jennings. de;'d., in F~4igeiisli District, containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
s:.unte on Stevcre' Creek, on the Road leading
rom Augns.a to Cnlh6um's BILLS, oS miles Iron.
Augusta, ard bounded by lands Of DR.. j. j. Cart
lr,iso, Mrs. oar,ls.ise. G. L. Blair and others.
There are on the place II comfortable Dwelling
House AMI all necessary oa;luildings. There ar-
sovepty-Gye acres OF good h"tt.m laud, and thirty
acres IF land srwn in Wheh, and about forty III
Oats. The place is well wr:orca aud tinbered ard
is in n high state of cultivation.
If q purchaser IAN lie found soon. 1 will sell
rith the place Seventy. five Head of Sheep stock
Of Cattis. &c.
r pr. j. Cartledge or the Subscriber will ':kc
plonsure in showing tho place tn my ore DESTROYS
of purchasing an excellent plantation.
@-Terms easy,
W. D. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Mar r .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
...-s
Nile kCi1lMf.

RIVALS Institution w:;I To opened or the 17th
u August by Mr.. JOSEPH NJ. oHELLMAN
who will take charge Of Twenty: five Scholars at
Sl6 pee quarter.
Mr. r. W. CANNON will take charge Of al
others, over that number, at the samc time AMI
placo,, and en- t~IesAno@erns.
RI. MINIS,
GEO. A. ADDISON,
EDMUND PENN.
q. w. CAlsHlLE,
A.. G.. -TRAGUG,
Trustees.
Ju,ys, n u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Notice.

A TT, Persons having demands against tho. Ea-
"a tn,e of J.. L. Blrkhalter, decdl.fi are re-
nui.tSd 10 present them, prGpsrl9 atteated, BY
the frat of eOsoLstj and also, those indebted
are reauas.ea tolnako paymont by, lhus tint;
c. NJ. BURKuAtTER, Ex'or.
~ OIL 2m go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
WHEAT WANTED

WEEAT
Al Granite Mills, Augusta, Georgia.
Undersigned, having pnTchasedA n above
wsll-known MILLS. situated On tbs Angus
To- Cnnnl, formerly owed by oh. Warren will
nav the HIaEEST MARKET PRICE for. both
RED AND. WHITE WHEAT. Parties
desiring to sell will p'crs> call on
GEO. +. JACKSON g. CO.,
No. 2s Masonic Hail Building, Broad St.
Augusta, Gu, July Z 31s SS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Lost,

@y the. orouins. Of the ID instant at.Bcthel
% Church, an AGATE BRACELET, composed
of separate pieces, each piece in the form Of a
Cro.cenr, aud connected by gold beads. Attached
to tie bracelet is a dark marble. hsart carved out
of n ~sn.ciInen taken from Fort Sumter as q relic.
The fnder will be compensated for his trouble,
and is requested ., deposit. it with Mrs. Chloe
Watson, Ridge, S.
July IA At IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Notice.
NoTICE.

TT, nsr,oB, having ctuisis agaihst tho E:tass
a. Of br. J, HafwO6d burt decd, are noNhaa
to present them, properly 't.ssted, 40 the Ts. sss =.
signed Is prepared to pay tho SANE: hsSs'
ly- - n.
Jan q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Tannery Notice,

-RoM this date I will TAN and DRESS nj
good DRY HIDES dslive,oa IT ny Ysrd
ornor Of tho Hide, my par. 4. the ors.aias,ka
priec. Sac O. 7
Iuly IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Notice.
Notice..

Ii persons having demands asainat tho Es-
"a tate Of William s. Middleton, deed, ere re-
uucst.d to present then, to the undarsisrsa, and
those Indebted 10 said Estate are isqusstia 70
make immediate payment.
EMILY MIDDLETON, Adn.iI.
Mar amt q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

MoRc.s'sL ossEs.-The Richmond Dispatch
has carefully added up The statements OF cap-
tura In seven letters from different portions
Of Ohio and Indiana describing the movements
RI the Couf.derates and the great success Of
their nnrsuers, and finds thatssout Old 900 men
md six mrces Of artillery that the Yankees
I'D MORAN entered Iadiaha with, there have
he,a captured 81 men and 2s pieces OF
cannon. The guas3 8heh were ~ FOUNDER
ps,rnt,,, whenhe efsered, grew before they
were captured to 80 Founders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

MEr The Charleston Mercury will copy 'n'sa
week FIR three months and for sard account to
this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05

TIE whole tone Of Mr.. Stcphens's speech
was very encouraging and showed not the
slightest sign oe dependency. he said many
things and related several t.cta hy way OF
encouragement to the Southern people, and
concluded By expressing entire confidence IN
the ability Of the Confaderacy to nalnt4in oar
cause and achieve independence.-Oharlotte
Democrat. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-05
Al Excellent Plantation

d offer for sale my PLANTATION in Blgefiell
& District gu Shaws Creek, 10 mics rom E.lgc-
ieid G. H., aud 10 miles fron Aiken containing
by d recent survey.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS.


The Situation Ia Tiyginin.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says the
military situation to-day shows that the rebels
have abandoned their apparent purpose of
flanking Gen. Meade, and have Withdrawn
towards the Rapidan. 1t therefore looks as il
their late movement is some cover to military
demonstrations on their part elsewhere.
The Tribune's dispatch says that TO discov-
er the exact truth with regard to the military
situation in front OF Washington is next to
impossible. The widest and most contradic-
tory rumors prevail. AT Alexandria, where
frightened suffers and stragglers are collected.
the streets are full of talk about the over
whelming numbers of Lee and the mastery
retreat of Meade. The fact is, Gen. Meade i
moving his troops partly under orders issued
some days ago, and partly in consequence of
the recently developed designs of the rebels,
who would alone be benefited by more spe-
cifc statement of his movements.
As regards Lees whereabouts, PURPOSES and
strength, equally conflicting rumors are afloat.
A few hours will probably solve all these prob
lens. Et5
The Herald has the following:
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac. Oct.
12H, o A. M.-The trains have all come in in
safety and in excellent order. Gems. Kilpat-
rick and Buford have also arrived at the river.
and are in line of battle. Our forces are now
In position to contest the further advance of
the enemy, who appear in force south of the
river. l do not think q general engagement
will take place to-day, but In this / may be
mistaken.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15
A Brave Mans Last Words.

LETTER FROM SPENCER KELLOGG BROWN.
The Utica Herald publishes letter from
Spencer Kellogg Brown, who was executed
as spy by the rebels, the last he ever wrote,
addressed to his parents in that city:
"CAsTLE THUNDER, Va, Sept. %, 1868.
Dear Father: By permission and through
the courtesy of Captain Alexander, am ena-
bled to write you few lines. You who be-
fore this have heard from me in regard to nv
situation here, can, trust, bear it, when tell
you that my days OH earth are soon ended.
Last Saturday | was court martialed, and this
evening, short time since, l received notice
OF my sentence by Captain Alexander, who
has since shown me every kindness consistent
with his duty.
Writing to my dear parents, / feel there can
be no more comfort after such tidings than to
tell you that trust, by the mercy of our
Heavenly Father, TO die the death of Chris
tian. For more than a year since the COM
mencement of my confinement, l have been
trying to serve Him in my poor feeble way,
and do not fear to go to Him. l would have
loved to see you all again; God saw best not
why should we mourn? Comfort your
hearts, my dear parents, by thoughts of Gods
mercy unto your son, and bow with reverence
beneath the hand of Him who 'doeth all things
WELL have but little business to dispose Of
Yourself or Uncle Cozzens at st. Louis, will
please draw my pay from the government and
invest it in United States bonds at present,
the interest Of which will be paid semi-annu-
ally to my wife. sent ring to
my wife by a clergyman, Monday last; also
sent telegram TO yourself, which will arrive
toe late, as the time of my execution is set for
day after to-morrow-Friday, Sept. 18th. l
will try to send a short letter to my wife, ac-
companying this. Captain Alexan-
der, commandant of the prison, deserves your
respect and grateful remembrance for his kind
ness TO your son in his last hours.
Dear Parents: There are but few more mo-
ments left me. will try to think often of
you. God bless and comioIt you; remember
me kindly and respectfully. TO all my dear
friends and relatives. Tell Kitty hope to
meet her again. Take care Of Freddy for me.
Put him often in remembrance OF me.
Dear mother, good bye. God comfort you,
my mother, and bless you with the love of
happy children. Farewell, my father; we
meet agaiu by Gods mercy.
SPENCER KELLOGG,
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-15

% The Boston Bulletin talks of "sucb
dissolution and reorganization of parties at the
North as is now little dreamed Of" George
Francis must be around, or such an upheaval
would not be suggested.
sV The Forrest divorce case is I'D again.
on an action by Mrs. Forrest to recover on
bond for $4,000 given to secure alimony,
costs, &c. The bondsmen are Charles G.. Ha-
vens and Joseph II. Goodwin. The Jury gave
Mrs. F. a verdict of s45, 200 Sc.
- The Boston Commercial Bulletin ex
presses no small amount ofindignaton because
the people of Missouri, whose Unionism has
cost them almost everything but life, now that
they are being made the victims of fresh out
rage, should make their appeal to Washington.
Perhaps back settlements" like those on the
borders of civilization, have no rights at Wash
inston which BOstonians are bound to respect
but 1t is not generally so understood in our
more rural regions down this way.
To- We have often heard men whose mon.
ey had all been acquired in carrying cotton
from the South to Europe, dolorously exclaim-
ing, "how, without slaves, are our ships to OBJ
tain cotton freights?" but it has remained for
Chicago copperhead to furnish evidence that
human liberty should be sacrificed to a 'cha,c
Of tobacco! The Times of that city quotes
the falling of in the tobacco crop OF Maryland
to show the folly Of emancipation, and the in
sanity of converting tobacco raising slaves into
Union soldiers.
sy- The Bangor Wing says, the action
against certain liquors seized by H. B. Farm
ham, Marshal of the city of Bangor, George
G. Hathaway, claimant, and which has been
pending upon the docket since the February
term, 1861, and in the Law Court upon aues-
tions of law, was disposed of at the late ses-
sion of the S. J. Court in that city, and an Or
der of the court being issued declaring for
fixture Of all the liquors seized, and the YES
sells in which they are contained, except such
as had been delivered up to other claimants.
and directing that said liquors and vessels bo
delivered to the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Bangor, to be disposed of by them, &C.
cording to law.