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BOARD OF CLA1Ms.

VIZ LL
The Board Of Claims, appointed under
Special Field Order No. 60, aad under
instructions from Department Headquar-
ters, have commenced the investigation
Of the claims filed with the Board.
II is required Of each claimant to file
with his claim q specific statement or
declaration on the subject OF his citizen
ship, before the case can be taken up for
Investigation. The form prescribed for
those who wish to declare themselves,
unrquivocally, citizens Of the United
States, ia as follows:
II am q true and faithful citizen Of the
United States VI America, and claim to
be entitled 10 all the privileges, aud un-
der all the obligations appertaining to
such citizenship"
The claims of those who so acknowl-
edge the9selvts 10 be citizens OF the
United States will be FIRST examined.
The exceptions TO the rule in the case
Of minors and others under disabilities,
will be decided as the respective cases
are reached.
The Board will contirue to receive aud
Gle Just claims on its being shown that
the said claims could not have been soon
er filed. RUSSELL nousToS,
90 April ii. Chairman.
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J. L. BURSHAM having leased Store
No. 80, Union street, has opened the same
as a Groesry stand, where he will keer
constantly on hand a very choice stock
of the best Family Groceries. Familie.
would do we'll TO call aud examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the number-S0, Union
street. Also, fami y 8 ipplies kept COM
stantly on hand as usual At his bakery
%, North College street.
April 24--lm.
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Paovosr MARsnAL,s OFFICE.

IhoNOSI MARSHAL , OfFlCE,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, April "a, 1853.
Provost OrderS--No. 16.
]. All citizens or unauthorized persons
not commissioned or enlisted in the Army
of the United States, are prohibited from
wearing the uniform, or any part thereof,
Of the Army. Any person violating this
order will be summarily stripped Of the
same, and any repetition of the offence
will subject the offender TO arrest and
punishment.
II. Officers and soldiers are prohibited
from wearing badges OF a rank or corps
TO which they do not belong. They
must restrict themselves TO the uniform
aud badges belonging to their rank or
corps, under penalty of arrest.
JNo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
aDEO-lW.
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RETURNEn-Dr. KING, who has been
absent in New York, aud was detained
by sickness bey ond bis lime allotted,
has Just returned, and is now prepared to
attend TO those who may need his sesvl-
oes. His cfico ia No. 2S, Deaderick
street.. apls-1m.
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wanted Immed ately,

A good cook, washer, and i%roner, for
an unlimited period. A white girl pre-
ferred. Mono but an experienced one
need apply, Call Al n Public Square, on
ap22-lw. NJ. h. ALExANpER.
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A mskT Nc o. TnE DfRECrORs or THg
1sss Sasnxlle Gas Ugh Company" March 7th,
1919 inc GLOWING resolution was passed
bs fvodi That on account u tho very hieh nrloe nj
uoai and advance IN the expenses of mannfactBTing
Us eympany cannot sell oaa amor the let dny q.
NuDiSe" March ~, 1903.
SAMUEL WATKINS, Pres.
Apk-Im
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Pieces.

We are under the necessity Of repeat
ing the announcement that we have no
clu6 prices for the Weekly UNION. We
furnish IL TO subscribers at the uniform
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which we make no abatement whatever.
To persons sending US twenty subscri-
bera, we give one copy gratuiiously. The
cost for white paper is so great, VIC can
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcEs,)
~lNsrRcToR GENERALS OFFIoF,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 20, 1863.
The owners and occupants Of business
and dwelling houses within the limits OF
this city, are hereby reminded Of the
Order published March 10th, 1868, re-
quiring them TO have the street., alleys
and backwards adjoining their respec-
tive houses and lots thoroughly cleaned.
A thorough inspection of the city by
properly authorized persons will be had
in a few days, and any one found 10
have neglected TO obey the Order will be
severely punished.
By order Of
Brig. Gen'l j. D. MoRGAN, Cong.
F. NJ. HELvETI,
Maj. and Act. Insp. Gen.
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re ADVERTISERS IN oETAiL

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ar Advertisements Inserted Ia the Local Column
charged al the rate of twenty cents pr ine.
Changes may De made periodically whom sgratd
upon but every such change Will Involve extra "a.
penso, TO bo paid for by the advertiser.
- Advertisers e~rooeding ne Taoe contracted for rRl
- charged for he crces
Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
When exceeding hyo limos viii BE- charged a the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Condidatess
hQr site NAauqfe.s.s "
county '''''.ss''.'.'''.' ~--'s'''s".--~s ~
" wv s-sss-ss ..-.ffrst-s stssssrs~ sssss'ss . ~
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mentai unisaa by special agreement.
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adhoro.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the ineat Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee aud Sugar. Mind the place, So
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
April4-lm. CLARK g. GREaORY.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned bellows hH 8.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, If any are
out, arc utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bans, at Brownsville.
central rank Of Tennessee, Il Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis. h|
Memphis Saving Institution. ~ Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MuFffeesbOro.
Minors and Manufacturers Bank, al Knexvh .,
Bank Of East Tennessee, az Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dendridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewoii.
Bank Of Tazewcl, at Ta9cweli.
LawrencebHrg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citizens Bank, At Memphis.
Bank OF America. at CRrksyille,
Exchange BlnR, Georgia. o..
Southern Bank, Georgia
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S"TATTONupa

WiLL BIN THE MU 4 lDAfLrIE Soar.
ment Of Envelopes, Nute, Letter ana on Pc
az the Juion street News folot. '
LAYERS ~ ram sud iuteusiirg reading VIII tate
ho.ee that " Ice hiaer bira,' $40 Name" can ia
taa Dow also eyers Great Military Ntyais firk.
eua' lneokery unmaa and hgyuolds best prodastopa.
Union street. News DoPot,
OF w. w. rRuEsDAIL &C0.
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
Il Trade
1000 B5ls. SALT,
800 9blsl CRUSHED CoFFEE SUGARS,
90 Hags COFFEE,
I25 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Nross SMOKING TOBACCO,
80 Gross FINEcUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
100 Bales k~lLLlCkINICK TOBACCO.
300 ReamB WRAPPING PAPER
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PAIL SOAP, .
20 Boxes FANCY sOkP.
25 Kegs MADDOX
so Casks
zoo Kegs NAILS,
so Cases OYSTERS,
90 Casea PINE APPLGS,
90 Cases PEACHES,
10 Cases SARDINES,
10 Chosts TEA,
90 Boxes CHkESE,
Febb I'm
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az Cash required IN advance Zoe al advertise
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NOTTCEl NOTICnn

Juno6-iy.
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pETAIL FoR THF RoARD.

Colonel Il. A. KING, 66th Ind. Vol.
LIT. Col. j. w. LANGLEY, 10th III. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoNsELLY, 14th Mich. Vol.
Ru onmmnnd Of
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"a mlaEglAgs aud ,a Az, Eu .s 4. ,l Noslless,
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Announcement Of candidates..
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:. =
Fer the Advertiser. I.
First Regiment, S. c. S. Troops.
.-.s.s -ct 'on.h 1910

First Regiment, S. c. s. Troops.
eHisLEsros, Sept. sO:h, 1853.
AR EnroH -Will you allow me, through your
columnr, to rctntn the msny thanks -Of Capt.
Busr's Co., to Mr.. Bs., of Hamburg for his kind
nos. In giving us l"tsiug in lis own rrsiisncs
!nring oar detention in the above named town.
and alec to inform the people of-eld Edeessl
whore and how We .,re7 Altar nights lo'lgia:
at.Mr MS, wo rose curly and took tho cars for
the City of Charleston, whore NC arrived Sunday
evening about dusk on the 18th. The following
night wo rested in Tho depot, and the mex; day
til tho Captain provided quarters for us, which
was quickly done, and No, wsre Immediately y
marched up Meeting Street to- an old carriage rc-
pnsitory above tho Chasle.ton Hotel, whore W.
are 10 rem on Till forbid by Lincoln. All are vel
satisfied, ready und willing to do their duty. Moi
wAre never iu higher spirits than the old Edgehels
Company under the command uf Capt. BuHr. W.
h.yo left our humes, but what's it for All seen
to be sratiGsd with this meditation; That We ar'
ia holy cause in defence Of our ouunty, religion
liberty IN d law; .nd waen tho war is over, Whet
the bnttlc, have boon fought, when pesco is pro
claimed and liberty gained, that we may return t
our homes in peace there to remain with the love'
oaes to enjoy ourselves around our uamofeste'
iresides, and pursue our peaceful occupations Til
ieuth forbids. W. j. L.
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HEAD.QUARTERS,s
ENROLLING OFFICER.

- - IApSEfiItpt S1Fe-'@'' '' A''". J I.l
Having Josn requy ystod by the Com y.
Of cSn<oripts to az cal 10 tLectizsns OF this Dis
tsict soliciting thsn to.rerort voluntarily Ill dc
faulters, and descrserE from tho ari,y, leo hero
by request -you,, IS l.!li,la country men, anG
friends to cur cause, 10 aid rae in NY duty.
Situated cs I am in this Office, II is impossihl
for me u visit tho d;fcrcnt parts Of your district
aud although hnyo others TO assist me in IL!
duty. thue are many msn vino ar" sill eY"dinr
the .srvies OF cur country, aa,PlJ for She want OF
that Information which yuu alone can give. Yeh
h,ve fsthers, sens a.l t,rothcrs ' he faithfully On
durc tire; ;hardships Of CxAp, and cad.ngof their
I lives for you aud ytars,.aild will your not aforr
thdn their wivus, un their children thai sscu ity
and protection which they SO rightly dcniuad?
( gu have nothing left you but victory. or sub;
juga,ioa, the ruin Of yoar fllpilics, and nll you
bold dear. -. Sa.
F1.rt your. elves, and report to this ,oiire ali
men Low eva.iins tho service Of our cous.ry, and
you will in u 'mca..re help To conquer aspecdy
peace. Such reto,ts will b, ,conhdcnsially re-
ceived, and 10 50 doing ytu may rest assured iha.
You nre rendering great service to yoRr Govern:
meut. !. M.sHIRMER. =.
80 Liuut und CLioi f.. U. K. D.
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Fur tho Aivcs isOr.
Culportage in the Army.

SUMTER, s. c., Sept. 9Th 49,.
|. Mr.. Ep.ToR: Below I sepd yuu list uf. .unl,,es
who hays contributed 10 the spiritual and physi.
cal wants of our S. c. Soldiers. with The hope
that you will publish them in yonr paper Ny tho
contributors aro alltr"m yo,rr District.
Mrs Griffin, $50 Rev Geo Bell, Martin Nc
Carly W N Moore, W Adams, Mra L Mns,
Mrs Sally Nirkers,s, Mrs Il Nicholson, Mrs e
Watson, Mrs 7 Watson, Mrs! j Gornillon,. Mrs f
Watson, j II Minis, Rev b D Brunsun, DR. Z
Minis, Go,uillion; b Boatwrighst Dr. w Allen,
William Spires, Joseph Long, Mrs john Moblsy,
$50 each. T Coleman, Denny ] Quattlebarul,
Row D Boddie, B T Jennings,J Sales, Smyly,
S Gilmore, r Zimmerman, Rev l. r Gwaltncy, L
Culbrcatb, Bryan. Ii Jno Lake, O NJ My,
Rev j W Coleman, Mrs D Boaturigh,, Mrs Robt.
Watson, Mrs NJ Watson, Mrs W Johnston, Mrs r
Bland, Mrs E Sullivan Rev z Watkins, Miss TiIly
Smith, $40 each. Miss NJ A Minis, Mis-. Mary
Perry, Levi Adams, George 0uzts b Ra,abo, DIR
A .Youngblood, Pudgutt, Mrs Watson, Mis-
Curry, Miss Eliza Minis, W r. Smith, Corlcy,
J. NJ Norris, b NJ Morris, Rev Il 7 Barley, VIM
Edwards, E J. Youngbluod, " L Parker, Berj
Cogbun, Miss Jennie Cuattlcbaum, Miss. C j
Qua.tle baum, Hiss o Quattobuum, Bonj Mny.,
Dr. f Duniel, Miss Emma Daniel, Miss ;iattic
Daniel, Robt Turner, So each. w Coleman, 81;
From Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Grove Church, by
A W A.Lill, sd4,7d, Repablioua, Church, through
R.v P Msaling, s07,5O; Raw Edmond Morris,
G Grnnitsvil!e; s5i Dry Creek Church (addtional)
tro Rev g Bell, S2j Red Bank Church, By R.v 7
L Peterson, $3.50; Clouds Greek Church, by Rov.
2. Watkins, ssO,Ooi through Watkins b,
,thera, $40; Gilsal. Church, ~ DR. John Lake, !:
pl47,15; from W N Moore, by Chuch letters to |
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I'm the Tempast Look Alcft.


In Tic tempest Of lits, when tho vass. Nd, the.
galo, :. .-s q. .,ssl.5,.. -,
IRE around and above, If thy sririt should
: lfth;uc eso should grow dim and thy cautith
dspn,t, ...-t> . --l...,-::
l.uok .lpft AMI DO firm and 5e fearless of he.rl.
RI the friend vho embraced in pro:perity's glow
With smile for eaeh joy aud q carfer zach
Should betray thee whom sorrows Hike oloua. are
b.trnycd, - - KAT. -
Loak dbovssto the friendship that mover 'hali
fade.
Should the visions which hoFe spread in liz sAttc
thiuc eye, 80,
Like the tint. ofthe rainbow but brighten to die
Thou TURN, un,, through tdars of repentan. .rcgro
Look aLoro TO the sui that ID never 10 sO..
Should ,hoy whe are .,dearost, the child Of thine
heart, - - 49, =.
Or tie wiro of thy bosom in-sorrsw- depart. :
Lo.k to Hrayen from the darkncsG and DUST
the. tomb,
To that soil where affection is ever in bloom
And oh whun death cones.in bis. terror, to. css
+ His 4sara unthe future, h;s pail .on the paps
In that moment of darkncss, with 'hnps u; th!
-hhoart, -. e: -..--' - * go
And as milo in thino eye, look aloft and depart.
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Casualties in Co. a and Is, 10th and
18th Regiments, S. G. v.
cApr. i. W. IIonyE COMMANDING.

cApr L. W. HORNE COMMANDING.
Co. A.-Eiled: Privalcs Lybrand aid James
Howard.
.Wou"dri. Capt E'w Horne, leg, worry slight;
Corp L V csxton hand, alightj Cnrp ] c Nit
a .li, e,n, nrsh, slight; DIV gopth eide, slight
J W Clarke, thigh broke, scvore;J Cato, side
..d shoulder, supposed morlalj VIM Creed, hip,
slight; Rufus Derrick, arm and hip, very Plight (;
Allen Elsm'rs, very slight; a F llurtt leg and
arm, scveru (; wm Krkl"nd, thigh broke, severe
W e Lott, thigh sevorO; Dryden raige.t hand,
scyoro; J Randall, shoulder very sight Jc.;-
for,on -RaadaH, leg, slight; soab. Randall, back,
supposed mortal; Vim Story, arm, aosh, slight (;
A Sawyer, slo, slight; Clifton Wlialus,. thigh,
sligh-; Joseph William, shoulder, ,lisht; LOWS
Y,nce, log, slight.
Go. B.--KiHed: John Roper, VIM G Horne,
John Hatcher and 'fhonus Franklin.
Wounded! scrgt a Moyor, side, severe; csrpl
Jesss Moyer, hip, ssvet6;. corrl James Mor'ison'
thigh and buck, very severe; SIarshnl ,lsrtiurs.
arm and sido, severe; nenry Dunn, arm, severe; ;
.Ta,uos B:osdru, J,m,s Davis, Gc"rge Hall, Geo
Harden, Epbram Rhodes, E'l Toney, Wm Tread
way and james H WoLb.
T. rU uo3NT C,,, rI,-n,ab,,
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nnr Army correspondence.
CAnp Mar CaArrANocaS seyt. 20,

CAMP NEAR CaATrANocaS sevt 26, '63..
Mr.. Ep.roR: Tho movements Of d Confederate
Regiment arc as uncertain aud almost as swift as
Tho Wind. ros,s.,ed, as & we're, of tho donon Of
,nre.s, it has no "iocul habtation and no tents J,
Although acting In conformity 10 orders, it ofteu-
times .esws to he marching nud couutcrparching,
@,-orti.g cri e,unfor- -iroffiHg, NOW slesmng Inf
1ay seross tho continent aud thcn coming back q
uart Of tho a.ssasoc, without rcison or purpose.
WLsusI wrots y0a lIss, 10 wore about 10 mics
E.st or Chs..aasoga. In lsss than 5 days after
wards, We xsro In Rome Ga. Aftsr eating fat
boef and driukins coid limestone Wator there for
tus weeks, ue were ordered bsek 10 this romantic
rssisa as country. oa Saturday night, we arrived
Q, tho burnt bridss jast SslOw Kingxold, Go.
Y.lisr and Hood had baea Sighting tho abolition
i4s al day. Pho mountains were glit;srins with
ss.s.p ar~s. Every BODY en:AuaiAsdo, confident
ds;srssin1d. 6anAA. morning WAS @osr, bright,
Sslm isd frosty. Tas day waa SO lovely that
Ppaaos seemed to 10 s.:nos. in sight But alas
tho esues and -est 50 inairsolably connected with
.As Aeiy Sabbath, sppcarod to have fcd the Earth.
ss Church going bcls msrIo tho grateful heart
isap for Joy. The e'hoemirs of cannon, the steady
trapp Of armed men, tho clouds OF dust, the hon.
nd oa.hs OF psevish transfers. tho unsteady step
o. paA men covered with blood, tho staggering
cato and tho ns.n toaking faces Of fdou'ana. of
p issne,,. 4 uttcr Variance with iho spirit
sai te.chiuss Of tho "Pdnce' Of Peace" Bnt
the abolitionis;s hsvsue Brought tho war to our
.dosrs,-spen tho Nor,h lot all tho responsibility
aest. Tho regent battle was fought in Catoosa
County Ga, and Will perhaps be- known as the
bettls OF Ehiskanauga, ns it occurred near tho
South fork Of that stream. II is beyond doubt
,at tbs bulk Of Rsseorans' f.roes wore in the
anxsxemsnt And yet, thanks to the God Of
+sslss. the oneny was not only rcpulssd but isno-
aisisusly raatsd. No e1agugrati"n in this;-I
az sure It is even the fact 0vor six thousand
prisoners haye' boen captured.
IHsse fellows list Of casualties in the Eige-
aeld Companies Of the 24th, 6ut as wo publish the
same elsewhere IN this issue, wo omit "E. KS"
is,1LEn. Apv.
Woald like to writc more, but leisure Is want
Iaa. Communication with tho rear is partly sus
pended, but trust this lstlermay find lis wny to
tho Adsssiser Office in due tmo.
We aro Sad exceedingly, but hopeful go to fu-
tnss events. Adieu- =. &.
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,ysil-te.srved i'r,nolinn.

HdsekslA ls.r.s vita pfiac snd psssssuro' the
prs,,at:,a Of Col. AsxSe FErxTs OF thu i4u
Gagc- 8. C. =. Tnts v.'sNeie ol'cer Is 40"
Ssisnd1er dsssrsl IN Cenfsasr-ts sersiec. 10 81
s,..o x.ou OF yol. 4psxHs gailAntry, AGsh, ane
.aI1iArs es-.eer, as display0d at chanOoll0rsSi'''
Esd @-sy1burs,in borh Of which battles DO co"
.sead,d sAe lannon's BHyaae .os Gen. MCGOWAN
,.A,s esssos;s1 n IN zowfss q asteef OF surprise
era. azlsss viii so>.einig do further so'd 10 To-
sAxs., sal esst.r hsaor n hi.eoff aaa MS r'tiv
Ss4tN
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+. W. BORNE, Cap. cyn'd's.
Casualties in Companies e., and IL
10th niid 10th s. c. v.
Carr. II. f. DEAN CoaMAYplso.

Carr. II. f. DEAN CoaMANDIso.
Co. G.-RIiHed: Lieut. T Buzzard, Scrgt
Hariin,, W II Gray,and Horne.
Wounded: serst W II Burkhaltcr, head, Sc
vsroly Scrgt W f May, kaeo, dangerously, thigh
ampatatod; W NJ Dsun, hip, dangerously; W S
Terry, shoulder, severely; ] Marbut, Jaw and
hip, severely R Adams, thigh, flesh, ,lightj W
T Faulkner, back and shoulder, severely; j NJ
schanoh, si.le, slight; W Still, arm, severely j
NJ wiscman, slightly J A Wren, elbow and groin,
sor' ousl,; L Williams, thigh and leg, severe.
C". F. Wounded Sergeant W Autrg, hand.
slight; serst E NJ cordor, confusion, slightly /;
Bloodsworth, shoulder, severely; ] Reynolds,
leg. h,:slightly; NJ White, head; severely.
ca. K-Hi1et: james Walker.
Koundsd: scrgt W j Glaze, SergtJ C Holley,
S Cochran, j .Hutto, L Ioon, slightly; M Tnr-
ner, back, severely.
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,,o,iyer yanr Titses.

Md.S g. Tuapa,Ss, Ascrnt for tho oaiieason
~ iii. Tax in Saaa, 81 esx< bis pussis HAMBURG,
rosJy 10 ':e1siys the Athss of tss farmers anc
nj i.ss u. that hcinity- Nd. T. hss on hand
eco issks; planters aast apply suF th'so thrsagi,
ynuun spe ,e,a povsrei to receipt fer them. sehc
forward .yoar ttAss, and don't Hais unsil they
,as.l ba s,at Ser-and absve oil thinss do not
aand daseaui or damaged produce. TseSe pro;
r,s,uas .yo to be eaton sy-.ho Soldiers; and mes
!. d, .,erse the elesacst, ssuA4-et and purest
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Mira. WIN. ,aooDuAs, sSc'ry..
p" ORANGE, C. H., Sept. 81, 1St

ORANGE, c. H., Sept 81, 1865.
Mrs. DurLER:-I desire to Nuke an arpca!
through you to the Ladies of the Edy"ss!a assO-
oation, to MD us in furnishing brave Soldiers
with bed clolh;rg fer tho coming winter. The
good L.,.iirs Of this Association have done SO
much for our Soldiers tha. VIC dislike very mucL
to call upon them ngan for help. But feel it u
duty that owe to my mon to mako cycry c;fort
i'll my power to have them supplied with led
clothing bcfufe going into mintor quarter. would
not .lake this appeal, but my men. nre almost or
trely destitute of th-se comforts, and it is npos
sible for our Government 10 meet our demands.
acquisitions have been nade on the Government
for blankets but thcro arc mono to be had.
There has been no wauton destruction of he'd /:
clothing by the mon. Some of their blankets
were destroyed by orders from tho proper nu,hori-
ties about tie time of TO Ghanoel"rsvillo 6ght; /;
othors were compelled to throw down thoir bIan-
kets during tho excessive hot weather and long
marches :inlo Mary land und Pennsylvania. Win
tor will soon be upon as, and unless VIC aro sup-
piled the nun. will suffer, and suffer much from
the cold winters uf Virginia.
We don't ask the good Ludies to send us their
blankets; noulu not deprive them Of these
invaluable articles But VIC do ask thom to send
US, if possible, ,wero or fifteen Comforts, which,
with the small quantity now on hand, will .ho
sufficient covering for the winter.
Tho DunLonssilic Association, 1 think would
glad!y cooperate with you in this good wurk if
made known t, them, as They have friends 10 this
Company.
Should you comply with cur request, 'end your
bux 10 the >orth CArolina Soldio,S' Dapo, Rich
mond, sutjoct tn my order.
Affcctonntely,
ES MINIS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-07
A Valuable Plantation
-. FoR SALE,

vEyHE sub.cri,ar offers for sale his VALUABLE
Il PLANTATION. cnp p:aining about
..EIevss Hundred Acrea,.. -.
L,ingen Red b nix, ,.M;ne crark and Little S.
luda River, near Red Bank Moeting House, and
bounlcd by land. Of Col. a. L. l'rasiug; 5ambs
A. Dozier, Esq, Dr.. A. s. Doxier rsstinc' "A.
Ilcrlous aadotbors. Thors is.ou Tho place. abua.
Two Hundred 40 es Of good Bottom aLsnd, aud
about Four Hunted acrcs Of Woodland. q.
There are ON the premises . good two story
Dwelling House, and other poc.ssary buildings,
all in good tapair. Thorv is alsp on tho place
good Gin lleuso and Screw, and i'rst rats Griat
Mill. Tho lan,i IL well sdsptedts; Cotton, Corn,
small Grain, ks. a q.
For fuY,hsr information apply to tho Subscriber
on the promises. JOHN Jennings Sr..
. 0ot7 4t 80
GS-Chsrloston Courier. will please copy twioe
. week in Daily for month, and forward ae-
count to this Office for payment
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ssO- Miss NJ 4. HUN (says the Charleston
Cs.r;er) is still 70 this city, ai the Charleston do
tel, aud engaged with haracssristic devotion and
steudlucss OF purpose III her efforts for the behei'
VI our soldiers, aud especially for the Hospitals
snd Way.iJe Homo. She has been tho blessed
sl,nouor aud sgent of many liberal donations an''
appropriations. We commend her efforts and Oh
jec,s to all who wish to Secure gssd application
fer theis oFysings-