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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
Meat Market.

r. ,:sSss THE undersi gncd would respectfully
Nf-S~ inform the citizens of Upton and vi
-Isrss.i-.. entity, that they have opened Meat
Market in Virgin Block. south of the court
house, where they will furnish customers with
the best Of beef, mutton, veal, pork, sc. They
hope, by strict attention to business, to mel it
and receive q liberal patronage.
ISAAC DALBY.
p. A. MULCARE.
Upton, Iowa, July 2,'.ls63. 3m
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CAPT. john DANCE has about fifty
men in Rochester preparatory to joining
the 9Th Iowa Cavalry. The Captain has
had good success in recruiting his ccm-
pauy. Success to all of them.
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p@ The copperheads are to have a
meeting here on Thursday the 9th inst.
Mr.. Somebody or somebody else will
make the speeches.
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% Read the notice of the second
Annual Fair of the Cedar County Agri.
cultural Society. The premiums are
liberal, and somebody will get them
You can do it. Will you?
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B~ The State Board Of Equalization
have reduced the assessment in this
county Eve per cent: They also fixed
the State tax at two mills on the dollar.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the last will and
testament of William c. Huey, deceased late of
Cedar county and State Of Iowa, was publicly
read in open court at the August term Tuesday
the 4th of the county court of said county, and
ordered, that the time for proving the same will
be at the September term of said court, (be,ng
Monday the 7th,) at which time all persons inte-
rested in said estate are required to appear and
show cause, if any they have, against the probat
Of said will.
BY order Of the county court OF said county,
this 4th day of August, 1863.
3lw3 j. c. BELTS, Co. Judge
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TIPToN UNION SCHOOL. The fall
term of this School will commence on the
FIRST Monday (7th) Of September.
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a1larrira,

At the Parsonage of the NJ f. Church, in Lou
den, August llth, 1868, Ivy tho Rev. J. NJ. Hedg-
es, Mr.. JAMES T.. REID end Miss HARRIET WlGGINs,
both Of Luudcn, Iowa
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NOTICE..

Public notice is hereby given that Catherine
Wilson, my wife, has left my bed and board
without any cause prov oCation whatever. All
persons are hereby notified not to harbor or trust
her on my account; that shall pay no bills.
claims or demands contracted by her.
3w3l SAMUEL WILSON, SR.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tie last will and
testament Of Albert II. Huey, deceased, late of
Cedar county and state of lowa, was publicly
read in oren court at the August term Tuesday
the h Of the county court of said county, and
ordered that the time for PROVING thu SAME will
be at the September term of said court. (hcinr
Monday the It'll 1889 at which time all persons
Interested in said estate are required to appear
and show cause, if any they have, against the
probate of said will.
Bl order of the county court of said county.
this 4th day Of August, lo63.
5lw3 }. c. BETT5 Co. Judge.
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asg~ Drunkenness gu,ed. 81

THE inehriate may lid defiance the tcrn2fiPr
cnP. Dr.. ZANE'S NrIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK is a certain cure fer D"aHLeHHcss- 1t creates
dislike for strong drink, and can he admin stored
without the knowledge ufthe patient. Price s a box.
Sent 10y mail to any address, by s. G. TPIIAM. 400
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
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LIST AN I.ETTERI

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Upton, OIL
IL the 18th day of August 1868.
Ieet, NJ d Siliman, b
Persons calling for these letters will pleas
say "alvertsed." s. 5 DANIELS, =. NJ.
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Gipton 9bbfrtisfr'
Union Mass Meeting.

There will be grand UNION MASS
MEETING AT Upton, on SATUR.
DAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1868.
HON. JAMES w. GRIMES,
HON. c. BEN DARWIN,
And HON. RUSH CLARK,
will address the meeting.
Speaking will commence at l O'Clock p. N.
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20 Mites less Soginy to Des Motnes than
~ any oth"r route.

On and after Monday, April 90, ls63 Trains will run
follows:
tiolnG EA$r-Night Express leaves Marshall at $50
p. m on arrival OF Stages from Des MOines; Cedar
Rapids 100 p M; Clarence SOB p. m; Clinton 1910
p. and arrive in Chicago next morning in time for
all morning trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at ) a m; Cedar Rapids
AT 9:Jo IA M clarence lZ3J and arrives at Gin
ton at 40 T. m Passengers to Clinton by this train
can take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
next mor. ng at 80 and arrive in Chicago at $50
GONG NLsE--N ght Express leaves Wells st. Depot
in Chicagoat s:3o IN evening; Clinton 3:1j Car-
ence 80 a. m: Cedar Rapids 20 a. m and arrive in
Marshall at 1915 a. Passengers leaving Chicago
this train at $50 in evening" arrive in Des Moines
early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicago at a. m. arrives at Gin
ton at p m. Leaves Clinton at a. m; Clarence at
l2:35 m: Cedar Rapids $40 p. m and arr VIC at Mar
shall at $50 p. m.
Passengers going East from Des Mones can procure
tickets of Tho's Eatton, jr., at Des Moines.
Good Sleeping Cars Oh all Night Trains.
CONNEXIONS At Turner junction with trains
for rrceport, Dunleith, GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lac,
Prairie du Chem and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains of Illinois Central Railroad.
At Clinton with boats on Mississippi river.
A. De lit with stages for Davenport Il Maquok
Al Clarence with stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa City vinton,
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa
At alrtown with stage for Marengo and at Marshall
with stages for Grnnell, Newton Des Moines Council
Buds, Omaha Eldora, Boonsboro, Fort Dodge, Sioux
City. and intermedat places
Live stock and Express Freight
Leaving Marshall in the morning, reaches Chicago
early next morning rHh0ut change of Cars.
E. b. TALCOTT, Gen. Sup't, Chicago.
l. H. HOWE, Asst Sup't, Clinton.
J.C.GAULT. GENT Freight Ager t, Chicago.
o. COTTLE, Travelling Agent. (9:50tO
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CASH purchasers will find Il to thc'r interest
to examine cur goods before purchasing else.
where. w. $. & II. CIILDS.
TiptOn August 22l 1861
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-14

ANt Regiment, Laurshs District, on Friday.
Oct, I6, inst.
4uth Rsginsns, Laurens Dhtriet, on Saturday,
ssih Regiment, Nerssrry District, on Monday,
Oct. 10, inst.
sath Regiment Nsxbefry Dist ictvn wodnc,-
day, Oct. 81, inst
XT. Co!.J. w. Harrissn, A.. D., G.,-is assigned
10 The lpacisi-duty Of attending tho psrad.s in the
LIST Brigade, aud experimenting the enrolment
hsroinbeforo directed Col. J. n. Iip7co,sb, A. D..
g., in thee1 Brigade; Col. A.P. Aldrich, A.. D.
q, in tho 81 Brigade; Cal wilmot G.. Deseut-
suts, a. D. c., in tina 4th Brigade: col. J. IT.
Boytin, "A, D. C., in the 5th Brigade: Col. c. T.
Hampton, Is. D. c., in tho 9th Brigade; Gel. w.
H, Evans, A. D. C., in the 7th Brigade; Gel. ]. X.
Sperkuan, A.. D.. G., 10 the 9Th Brigade; Col. R.
q. McCaw, A.. D. c., in the 9th Brigade: aud Col.
VI. D. Simpson, A. D. c., in the 10th Brigade (; to
WHOM the commanding officers or regiments will
make roturns on tho day of raradu. and r<ndsr
every assi,tsnce in making tue required enroll
neut.
XII. Tho commanding officers ofrogimen.sW will
promptly extend SO much Of tbia order as il ne
csssary for assembling th.ir regiments and proenr-
ing the lists of persons belonging to beat c"mpa-
niss AZ hersinbefaro required.
XIII G1eysl urdors No. SO are hereby coun-
and papers will csase to publish the
sAno. By eamnah4:
A. C. GARLINGTON,
Alj't end Inspector Gencr.l S. C.
sst- P.psrs oflhs State publish ior che wcrk.
Oe.. II 1t. ~.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

TAX-pAYERs are required to mako due 70;
turns on oath uf all the following articles held
nr owned by him Oh The LIT of July 1868, which
ara the growth or production Of any year prere'
ding tho year 1863: Naval s;nrrs. Salt, Wines
Spirituu.s Liquors. Tobacco, manufactured 81
nmanulmctu,c cd, Cotton, Wool. Flour, Sugar,
Mol.ss.s and Syrup, Rice :ui othar Agricultural
pr"luctd.
T,x-payera arc further required to return all
Bank Mites and other Currency on hand, or or
deposit, on the lst day of July 1863; and OF nj;
rre.lhs held or owned on tine LIST of Jug lo6;. ."
whir:, tic in,crrs, has MT been paul. Credit" in
clu,ic all nuliqu;datrd dema. tbs, such as open se-
counts, due and unpaid.
Tax D .yors arc also required to return oil prof
its made by any person, partnership or corpora
ton during the year 1862. by %purch.ee and sale
of any Of the following %articlss, viz; Flour, Curn,
Bacon, Pork, Oats, Hay, Rice. Iron or Manutac-
lures of Iron, Sugar, Molssses ,naio of Cane
Leather, Wnolen othcs, Shoes, Boots, blankets
ard Cu,.on clothes.
Taxpayers who refuse or neglect to ipSka re-
turns within tho time required by tho as.essor',
will be liablo to twenty live por cent. additional
Tax on the au. mt ss'css:d.
r. C.. GRIFFIN, Assessor, 18th Dist.
THEOS. DIAN, Assessor, 18th Dist.
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Consumption Notice.
HEADERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.

HEAUQ I'D CAMP VI RSSl hUCTlON,
COLUMBIA Octubcr ], 1862.
n ALL oversecrs and owners of plantations to
He WHOM certificates Of exemption haro. horeto-
fore been granted, under Act of Congress. nv
proved October Ii. 1867, ar. hereby ords, eL "
report to the Eur.llins officer Uf thoil respective
Districts, 10 10 enrolled for service. Also, Ill
persons who have hitherto bcen Withheld froln
transcription by rrssun Of rlaiming .scmptisn un-
der the laws Of the State.
II. Persons liable to enrolment for service un-
der tho foregoing order will be allowed 10 70 for
Ward ae rotunneo, recruits: ProUided, Tksy re-
port To the Esrolling Officer Of their respective
Districts, indicating III: companies OF their choice,
and 20 forward by The 30fh day of OctoJer in.tnnf.
All psr<,ns 80 rcpur:ins will he furnishel with
certificates by tho Enrolling Officers, rtating that
they volunteered and selected their companies be-
furc 1eireimvut.
III. Tho privilege of volunteering aer.iy tx:
tended is, under the orders Of tho War Del;ait-
mcni, subject t. these restrictions, that no one of
eouscript age, .hall volunteer into any company
..rSapizcd since the 18th day OF April, 1861, nor
into any Company which may be already full.
and the Comiuandsnt of Cnnscripts is required
10 maze roquisitiuu for the return to the Camp Of
Isstruc,i.n Of every por,on who shall go forward
vi boat hr't reporting to tho Enr,llf.s oihecr OF
his District, and Cor every person who sh,l b,
mustered into ssy company which is alrcndy full,
or into any company organized since the 10th day
of April, 1882.
~. Auy vrorseor who was employed and set
lug rs such vt tho date II April lS, lS62, sud has
continued 10 to at, but is not now engage. "n u
plantation which %eptitles his employer to clxim
tho exemption of such ~orcrsssr, will be permitted
TO take employment On any p!nntstipn which, un-
der the provisions Of tho Act of Congress, ap-
proved May l, 1868, is entitled tn the exemption
of An overscer; and ou tho compliance by bis elm
p.oycr with tho provisions of said Act, such over.
seer may be -Xonpt"d.
V. By section III Of Tho Net of Cor grss., ap
proved Nay 1, 1868, tile exemption i. aulhorilol
ought 90 bs exempted 10 Districts OF
country deprived Of white or slave labor necessary
for the support of the population remaining 1T
h"me and On account of justice, equity and ne
c~essity."
VI. Applications Tor exemption under-tts ,ec-
rccitod SHOULD DO addressed to the Sccret.ry of
n at. acting forth all tho material facts and should
be 'woru to by tho applicants snd verified by The
oa;hs Of ut least two resrectnhlo cit'zens. who ars
uognirsn. Of tho facts to which they anirm. When
80 veriasa, they should he lott with the l"caI En-
rolling Officer fer investigation, who will forward
Than through thesv headquarters, with hs report
on the facts.
VII. All applications for Information in refer
tho ssnscription, or TO tho x.iuE forward of vol
0ficer,. G. d. MELTON,
Commanisnt Of Con,cripts Of S. C.
Oct I ct 40
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PROCLAMATION.

COLUMBIA OGk ', "
HKInEREAs, MAJOR C.. D. MILTON, "Co'a-
w mandaut VI Cun,cripts," andur the C"n-
fsderste Government, for tho State OF South
CsrsHnx, issuea. OK the FIRST Of October. instant.
m order requiring all puravn, who hare hith-
sr,o hseu withh.ld froiu conseriptiun ny reason OF
ulaiuins exemption under tho LAWS Of tae State,
+" 10 report to tie .Enrcllins officers "f their res:
poctiv, Districts /, he epr.lled fnr ser'ico," and
nhare,s it is held, by tho Executive Of tho state,
that all eIo,nptiossf from military survias provided
for by the Convention IF this State aud other
com pstsut State asth srit5-aro valid in law
and sh uuld DO in sisted ON, Of which notice has
tr.n-,iae 70 tins boon siron to the Commandments
OF Csussripts:
Now, therefore, I. MILLRDGE l.. RoNHAM.
Governor and ComiuSad-r-in-Chist, de direct all
~ei,iEsas Of ,his S;a,o, 'hsldipg exemptions from
the Aijutant H.eeral's Office, and Otherwise eI.
s,npt BY tho laws Of this Slate, to claim their ak
ON ptisus fr.n " n'sIcra.s service before The Btu
rolling Officers Of the Confederate Government,
and "a notify ehe A 4%jst,st Goa.rAl Of tho State
OF such claim to the ena that tho qu~etian may ~
submitted fnr the dsei,isn Of s"ns competent
lvq.i- tribunal.
Girsn und~r ny bead and the seal Of tho State
(--l at Colsinhia, thia fourth day Of Octo-
LIS h.r. A. D.. 1861, and tdu eighty-oishh
N. l.. BONIIAM.
VIZ R. HUNT, See Of State.
esr Tri weekly papers publi'h thfss 'ia0s
and o;hor papers oues = week.
Uct14 II a.
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E0aniileat "a tie sail

ar this District, on the 18th inst, ! negro man
" VIII" says his naine is. Ebert, hut is f,e-
iu"ntiy eaI'ei Ai.'rt. a:rd thar .e-l:elongs r. Jm,.
kias, living Ut A:i.hta, Ga. Ebert says ir was
arrested S!rcu III lis nift's h.nse il tie upper
pr; of lie L;strict. Said Ebert ir- aisht 81
years ef ace, weighs about y pounds, is. 8 tcot
. inches high, dark completed. No marksser
scars noticed.
The "xnrr is requested ia come forward, prove
property, pay cnt KS and TAXA bin amIt,~cther.
wise r. wall 90 dealt with AS The law directs.
L.. Ii. EtGGLLegH]f, j. E. p.
juno q, If
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South Carolina Military Acaasmy.

by Order II the Gorer"or.
A PUBLICATIONS. fer appointment to Tie South
n Carolina Military Academy, under the ar
uexsd resolutions VI tie General Assembly, must
be transmitted to General JAMES JCNbS, Chair
m.u Of the Bosrd of Visitors, Columbia, 5. e.,
before the 75th Vi November noxt
Tic applicant must state the District of his req
idsnce /; his aye and beiSht; liz the Son Of \ de-
ceassi oniosr or soIdisr,) Tho servicee Of his father.
aud when and hsw h. diod. II the sprlican,
claims appointment FOR his vnu g~allantry ON thu
field OF baltic, tho statement muet DO supported
Ly The cor ih cato ofths officers under wuon b."
ssrvsi in bsitle:
."Re.-loed, Inst his K1esll'ney the Governor
b. snd he i. hereby authorized to select one youth
fr-w sa.h Congressional Dmtriet in ,hi' STATE,
SONS Of officers or soldiers Of tho Amy Ur olhcsr'
or men of tue navy II the Confederate stAts-,
VIA. during tho existing war have died in s"tue'
or N tn haTo died Of disease contracted cithor by
wsuua, AT -1po.ure or nho. not bsiag sons or
officer, oriisrs, sre unicr the age Of twonty YEAR,,
aud lAv. hehAyed with sal!,ntry OF the field II
b.ttl.. who shall be placed in ono or other Of
Mil,,ry Institutions of this State, to be educated
a. tie charge of . grateful country"
Columbia, Oct 5, 1858.
ET Every newspaper in tho State pub!ish once
4 wsok fpr Two weeks.
Oct IA 2t ei
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State of South Carolina,
NDCEFIEID DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
my W.. r. DuRlsos, ESQ., Ordinary Of Edge.
I'D field District.
Wasraas, Mrs. Sarah A. suaarinsan has applied
to ins for Letters Of Administration, With the will
ANNEXED, on sl aud singular the goods snd chat
tells, rights snd credits Of John swsariusan, late
OF the District aforesaid, decd.
Those arc, therefore, to cite and admoni'h all
and singular. tho kindred and editors of tho
said deceased, to he and sppe~r before me, ut our
max, Ordinary. Court for the said DISTRICT, L. be
holden at Edgoaold Court House, on tho 26th day
NJ October iprt., to show csu.q, II any, why tho
Sid adraini.tra,inu should not be sraated.
Given under my hand aud SEAL this le:h day
OF October in the year Of our Lord one thounaid
s.xat hunirel AND .ix,y-three, and in the eighty
eighth yoar of the independence OF 5. Carolina.
WI. DGRIS0E, DEB.
Oct 10 q II
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Land for Sale.

VVyuE Subscriber, living two miles beyond Mont-
q ing Street, ON tho Edseaeid and Eincty-Six
hoad, offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND
whercon he ro.idos, containing 1873 Acres, onc
half Of which IL in oultivaticn-.he balance in
woodland. On the premises there is a good DWELL
ing and all necessary outhuildings. This Tract
Of Land is vol watercd, aud produces finely.
For furshor information address mo at Dorn'S
Mills. JAS. S. ADAMS
Onk. y. II 40
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EXECJTOR'Ss slfaE
VV4:zeh!a Zealand FsrsnreI E:tatc
1T Public Sale.

TXTiLL Re 500! ut the lite rrsil rce o: c"l
w P. L. C.LllOrN. dc,'d., in t:.'scf. 1T
Dis. re S c.. - IN illus so", +, Augusfs, Ca, he
ineru Strpkcns' Greek aid savannah River. on
TUESDAY,, %7th OCTOBER RE&T,
That VALUABLE TsACT OF LAID, UPON
which the decrased lived, cun.sining
TW0 THOUSAND aC2E55,
Moie OF less, the principle part Of nheh is o"A
and ~lli-krry, with bel wu.n Fcur MI Five hUa-
,irel acrrs ut good Pine laLd--1r'l n'np't-i 10
tho cnItur- Of q rain uhd Cvt;on, witt. Ynly aL at
enough cirured for twenty five or rhiriy Ln..i. &"
tuiLvntg; the balance. in native fur--t. Fherr
xre saae hue low groun1s in cultivation -" thc
Urvrk. Tie plantation is well improved With X
hue 4md cunmoainus Dwelling. Also. vomi Nc,
gu Houses. Gin i!ouye, Stables. &c. De, all lev
and in g0n'l condition., very healthy, aud we'll
]suppiica with I'm. water.
Also, will br sold nj tho same lime and piacs sh"ut
FIFTY iiTELy AnTAG NEGR@Es,
Among .hcm : vrrv likely S->ns.r,.s With I'll
vans. ,urne yur.i Co"k-. Washers and l.pnrrs. -
plantation i .4c..tniii, W.:sson.fs, Cur,i.g" b i
r,rs and Field Hands.
a FINE PAIR OF YOUNG AND WE'LL
BROKE GAERIAGE liGRSES.
ONE FINE YOUNG MARE AND FIGHT OF
NINE LARGE tIEE MULES,
Two Carriages aud Harness, one nearly nev, az
nnc Buggy and Harness.
Also, 80 OF 10 Head RI"odrd "at,te.
amun. iiem s"lno fine Mix Cn"s; 10 or ~
Head of sheep, and n Fine Lot eli LEGS,
both Stuck AMI Fn' Logs.
Also. the llon,ohnld Furniture. including sn,
ParI"r Furni,ur. t~rnrk.rr AID K;;casM u;eneils:
Plantation sud Blacksmith Tools, Wa, gons, Gin
Hcrd, Thris!icr ami Fan,
Corn. Foid-r, Gotten, Ga,ioa Seed,
And many olhtr ~sr;ielss toe numar"ustu mention.
&S Possession given immediately after the
sale. Terms sec. minnl,timE.
Ea~Any flrthor inforr,at;pa caeerlnily given
ny adar, sizing - Snlrcrtbcr NJ E'lger.eid e. H.,
c. Young T. 4. Calhoun on the premises, Mr..
2 ,bt. u. Mi!lls'nn. six milus lei"-. or DR.. W.
b. JonniLg<, tro miles ahcyo the place, viii take
L! showing tho lani.
A. q. TEAGTE,
The Acii,y E4ec"'or.
Aas ed, 1863. 81
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Gthan Allen.

E1hIS thoror:h Lr.d yang STALLION will
4 si.nd h. Fall Season. rom neEcing 1<t So
;-,nncr. at Mir. Lod Hills pian,a'lon. at S:5th-
season.
ETHAN ALLEN is ont Of a Messenger mare,
~ E'h,r Alien he b. Flying Mmsan-the best
y, "tIing t.th kuewn.
srHAN ALLEN il beautiful bay, 16 band,'
nigh, six wears old, and or lne form nd a%c::"r.
i. Las as fnc coils is cul he sncwn in.tks Di--
riot. A. }. HCGHES.-
Sept 2 Ii IS
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headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER.

ENROLLING OFFICER.
ErGRpiKLp, 0cl. 5th, 1863.
Z ALL persona embraced i'll the Foregoing NJ
H. i.rs Of tho Court Of Conscritts, are hereby
requested 20 report by tn, dag Indicated, IL they
with the privileges of q volunteer.
IL. All persons failing to report by the 2eth of
Oct, will DO treated a, Consciipls, Erd not have
The choice OF COMPANY.
Ill. CuptIius Of Beat Companies, and the oili-
sous i'll general aru r~oQuc'tsd ~ report NIL !efaul-
tors. +. N. sCHlRmER,
Lieut.. aud Chief L. u. h. ID.
Oct. 7 2t 10
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At the snme times and places 1 will Collect
frun Registered Tax Payers tho Tux on amount
Of eross ISLES from lst July 10 LIST Oct.
VIII he required to make my return tho last
Of November. Therefore Tax Payers are respect
fully requested to meet mo at my appointments,
and pay up rusctn'l!y.
Persons ai,hiag To appeal from assessment a.
As.ossur, on dc 80 between the 18th of October
sad 1T Nov. c.. n. MAY, 18th Dist. C"!.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIElD DISTRICT,
Nv HR
IN CRUINdH
Emma Ruah.pn, Applicant,

Emma Ruah.pn, Applicant,
B,ui. r. and c,ro,in. Q. Rushton, Dof'>.
EpY ma order from tho orliaary. l shall pr"ceed
ND to soil Mt Elsr1sld c. IL, GU the hrs. Mon
I.v in November uo1t, far Partition, tho REAL
ESTATE OF james L. Rushton, lsto OF Edscheld
District deceased, consisting Of
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying
and being in tho District and State aforaraid,
containing One Hundred and ono Acres. more or
less, housded by lands Of Benjamin RusaiVn,
William Daniel and oth.r'.
TERMS.-On q credit 0f twelve months from
day of saio. Purcliaier 10 give Bond with so'd so
%euriiia., and 8 Mortgage to the Ordinary T.. Sc
eur, tho purchase money. Costs to DO paid in
LEWIS JONES, q. n.
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SUNDRIEg.

rnn SACKS N. G. SALT, cid End dry;
DOU SO Liverpool SALT;
$50 Bbls. N. G.. FLOUR;
$50 " and HalfBblS. NJ. G.Syrup;
100 Boxes Zine Chewing TOBACCO ;
SO Dbis. Apple aud Peach brandy;
10 &c Fine Corn Whisky;
MALAGA and PORT WINE
CHERRY BRANDY unA CQRD1ALSi
BOTTLED LIQUORS snA VINES
fl Erss RisGarh. s1nA.
RICE, MEAL, spiCes, ko., ac. ...,...
Together With . snud H.aertmeus, el fAa1LS
GROcERlGH,-ea hard and for sale by
i, STEVENS,
augusta, deo.
May 20 ON ~