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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-12
James Geegan, Philadelpli ia.

The President OF the Convention was then
conducted to the platform: and upon advauc-
ing to the front was received With applause.
Upon being introduced by tine temporary
chairman, Mr.. Todd thanked the Convention
tor their par tiality in selecting him to preside
over their deliberations, and urged that all
should forget sssef'' for the "public good, -
to lay ..aside personal grief and grievances
and labor only for the sscause of the country.''
Mr.. Campbell, of Schuylkiil, now moved
that the Convention proceed to nominate can
didates for Governor.
After some discussion the Convention pro-
ceeded TO make nomination, as follows:
Hon. A. G. Curtin, Centre,
Hon. J Ohm Covode, Westmoreiand,
Hon. John P. Penney, Allegheny,
Hon. Henry D. Moore, Philadelphia,
Hon. John j. Pearson, Dauphin,
F. Carroll Brewster, Esq, Philadelphia,
Hon. James Veech, Fayette.
The delegate who nominated Mr.. Cogode
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-12
NOT ALCOHOLIC
A Highly Concentrated
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, Philad a, Pa

Will effectuaiiy cure Liver Com piant Dysnsns,.
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility. Di..
eases of the Kidneys, and all diseases ari.
sing from a dsordered Liver or Stom-
ach. such as Constipation, Inward
Piles, Fulness or blood to the
Head. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartbur,
Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in the
stomach. Sour EEuctations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach
Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing Flut-
tering at the Heart. Choking or Sutfocating Ss,-
sations when in lying posture Dimness Of
Vision Dots or Webs before the SightFe.
yer and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain IN the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
Constant Imagnings of Evil, and
great Depression of Spirits.
From Rec. J. Nstcton BrolcR, d D. ERi,oy n 4,
tie Encgclopcdfa Of Religious h,tosrteigs
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, thu rough distrust az
their ingredients and effects: yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify 10
the benefits he believes himself to have RECEIVED
from any simple preparation in the hope that he
may thus contribute TO the benefit Of others
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hooi.
lands German Bitters prepared by Dir. C. NJ
jackson. of this city, because was prejudced d.
gaiDst them for many years under the impres-
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
| am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests. and fer encouragement TO try them. wheu
suffering from great and long continu ued debility
L he use OF three Bottles of these Bitters at the
beginning of the present year. was followed by
evident relief. and restoration 10 degree of bod
lily and mental vigor which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaired of ~
gaining. | therefore thank God and nv friend
for directing me to the use of them.
Phiad "a. June %. 1851 j. NEWTON BRoyS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-12
AFTERNOON SESSION,

The Convention was called to order at half
past three O'Clock, by the temporary chair
man, who announced that the first business in
order would be the report of the Committee
on Permanent Organization.
A delegate suggested that the report OF the
Committee on Contested Seats would be in
order, which submitted after which Mr..
Fuller, Chairman OF the Committee on Per-
manent Organization, reported the following
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
"Here we go round the roay bush

READY AND WiLLiSG-A letter from soldier
in the Tennessee army speaks OF orr troops Us
being not only ready but anxious to meet the Fed
erals. 1t is in character with all the intelligence
we receive from tho gallant soldiers in that ar
my. The writer says:
Everything is remarkably quiet at present. bat
!, is the calm thai: proceeds the storm think
Tho enemy is planning an extensive caraprgn
.,r the GUNNER, and it must soon begin 10 devc!-
.e itself. Tor they cannot afford tn lnso mach time
:. IL 80 that they will nr: lei III" river
II tctcre they try again to crush Tins arn:y
htn the shocl: %: hattie comes, it will Gnl ~
.sj arcd. .nd in the inih!cr season our oops
,:i b. ahlc I" sUstain much longer cor,5a. than
.o,iId bo expect ted in mi.l-wintcr. The army has
sc greatest confidence in its commander, Cen.
Bragy, who is, am glad to say, beginning 70 be
seiter appreciated and there is less feeling o:
,:i:cpn,cnt il the army than have evsr known
lice my connection with it, All theec 1 regard
a.: favorable circumstances. aud when next We
meet Tic foe, they will show their influence in
desperate and unanching determination to win
a complete victory over the merrena!ies wio are
devastating our beautiful country. The general
health Of the troops vas never better.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
Chairman Central Association
80
n. LAR0NDE.

ATrHcirjrS CT .MlLgOY L; EirGiSiA-Acc07-
ding IMea-.Duut. received, IL Fcier,! t'e'c::'l
Mi-oy -" is u. c":an,n, III :n: around IN
ri.e.icr. Vi. il su'y ui NJ :i.:rn-r II hrm;a'i-
tn. EicLr:.d f1.,aj;.c: III. just s." Il -ceii-
IL, ,nan .ron. tna: y!,ua "a" .;i':. '3s ':i;ct''!
,t,:s.:,,.t ii 'i;c vx.:;jn: a'.'ii;rn II ;':rj
q .r"y e:,!l c'n;irrr. Ia. ;"f'.is'n "'rr ~; "'-
nc. a.. !,uu.: tlclr down ,' ~. ''cisi 'oc"
li ,.r.. iucic ). i.s >ach ii...'; - i'tT"' vi:
h;n. Nc have hn,i rcii:ci To us outrage 'and CT
cc.sc., the very racrei ci Wsica VIZ enough I"
Cd i'll Tic blood. In one instance . lImiiy w"s e1-
pcici from their homes, ore at the mcinhers' Il
iay WIS lilcrai.y dragged from i,cr sick bed and
| bu, Il f.y hours givcr t;e,n 10 !cavc. Tney w'r'
permitted 10 taa, noihins with 'hc!n e3ceP; thei'
! nccc.sley clothing, such few articles as tto
! Yrrt.hcs a;iuvcd ;aeiu, and nn Que wAs Hl'"wed
,,lkcf TO c in or I'll: Of tnc koa:c nr, Iiey were
5ac ly orc ~ r!y sinrc'l in.' :.G"n ri'i driven
Ill rn.,cr :: guard. All arpcals 10 ihcm iTtre in
vain; tic aa"m!zing sr1;is of a',cs mother c"u."
..t :lpy. ;nem: aGG The family t.Gs rnhlessiy
torn from hrir homes wefo driven nh, without
food or rrat 10 Nawtown.
In tbs exploit Mrs. Milroy is said to have po
sitiv.iy participated, AMI to have taken partiiu-
lar pleasure IN tbs affair. As tbs ieil:'c inc.uhcrs
wore ordered about by .h. armed rIiiaus A:i.
Miruy laughed and chuchlcd as if it "cfe iiuo
fun and tried in cvcsJ way 10 add to taa persccn-
ton hy her taults and j:crS. Addressing one "f
til, laiics taun,inely, in some Observation of her
husbands pawcr. it was mare than tao proud
spiri: OF TIC mother could bear, a1dquickIy tTn
ing, with her eyes flashing fire, she replied in
tnno tina; bespoke her feclings-"Mrs. General
Milroy? Aildam-wo are completely at voar fner-
cy; wo will leave; yon may tax, pcsaassi"n Of
our homes but you can never crush cur hearts
day oi repentance will yet ovcrtiko you.
This is bur QUO of the many outraged so havc
accounts Of, and our pen would tire were 81: 10 ur
l.rtakc to follow uD the wretch Milroyin his work
OF yillainy aud hear;Iessness. Ii would be idle
for us 10 do 50, and let the instance we have re-
corded above stand rs an illasr'tion oil tho injus-
tire and the trnusand outrases that are being
committed on the puor and unfortunate in that
portion Of Virginia.
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RAn.Ux's MUsruu.-In the lecture roSm of tn,

RAn.UN's MUsEuU-In the lecture room of the
Mu,eam enc, day nnd eYoning appear. compa-
n If male aud female cortortioniats jugs!ers Sc
r,bits and gymnass. they refer To the sands Of
Arabia as tho locality of thsic nativity, notwith-
standing that sn.ns may sec in thor physioguo-
mics characteristics Of tho Werhawken~ ~Teutons-
class equ .l,y honored IS beer r-takcrs and~tra-
peze performers. Tho Arabs address themselves,
to the audiences through series Of spinal hero
g!yrhics, easily translated by even the infant in
arms and habiual distress. They resolve their
bodies into algcr ic sisn.. they accomplish e1-
amp'es OF tho cardinal arithmetiral principles, ad-
dion, multiplication, subtraction, and division.
! They advance potent arguments in favor of eutta
| pershasued rs vertebrai. They indulge in cxpan-
sive geomctric4l problems, and even gn int. tho
realms Of spherical trigonomotry and integral
calculus in search Of capablG posor,." They in
dicats u rnsdinsss to urite series Of II. G. edi-
turials with both hands bound securely behind tho
back their feet tsusp"nded from two elevated rings,
| md their bndies tied up into four well
constructed saior-knots They appear to be equal
to the emergency of taking ten in familiar man
ner upon tho point Of 3 wellbaanoed pole, two
inches in diameter and fifteen feet high. Ono lad
in particular seoms SO admirably gifted that we
can easily imagine him rolling hipsaf up into .
small brown paper parcel slowing it into bis sft-
hand trnwser's pocket, and then coolly walking
away with it. We were disappointed at finding
that he did not do it. The girls climb ladders
with oriental grace, but at the samo time with
Ksasa- de1terity- They indulge frequently in
propounding physical coundrums, which the spec-
tstors always " give up" at once, when tho solu-
tion is voucE,aied and the laugh comes in. Fur
tber We cannot now purticularizs. To the ju.
ysniIe community, the Ara5ians will bo a thou-
sand aud QUO nights entertainment; to Barnum.
a source of unfailins financial be.sing.-Ncw
York World.
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED. at Camp of the 10Th S. Z. Regt.. near
Shelbyville. Tenn, on the llih inst, OF Congss-
ton of the Brain, Corporal ALFRED HART, in
the l9,h year of hia age.
Having entered The service ss private Of Conn
psny (C,) 19th s. e. Regiment, on the 18th day
Of December 1851, he remained With that Ccmpa-
nv until tho time of his death. be was slightly
wounded by Railroad accident on the 24ta dny Of
April S62-m,rchel with his CompEny through
out long and weary march into kentucky-and
fought with much GOODNESS and bravery at the
battle of Murfroesboro.
As q companion ho was ever agreeable and po-
lite. Ash soldier he WAC incs.imable,-a moro
willing. uncompainng and 4 better QUE never
enlisted in the cause Of his country. q
1t may ko Of sumo consolation to his hereaved
parents and friends to kunw thai, although tho
illness with which hc died was sudden and
so severe, that he could not bo removed to hos
pi:a., yc, no was constantly attended by skiliful
Surgeons and kind friends, srd that bis remains
were carefully ntsrred in the principal burial
ground Of Shsbyvio.
s' "oSz cy HIS coxrAsIoSs."
DIED, Mt the Peace Institute Hospital. raleigh.
n. C.. Dec 10Th 1852, Of Pneumonia WILLIAM
B. uAGENS, Comp a, 22d s. G. ", son Of W.
b. and SUSAN HAGHss, and step-son Of SAMUEL
L. EpMoyls. deceased. lie WAS born In Madison
Co.. Miss, on the 18th July 1916, aud enlisted
Feb. 10th 1862. under Capt c. ADAMS.
Again has the pitiless shaft of d0ath risi;ed
our ranks, another narrow mound Is raised on tho
soil of North Carolina, and beneath it reposes the
remains of the gallant Soldier. W. B. HAekxs.
The tocsn of war never ca!l-d.from bis hons:S
butter soldier. In his death the faulty circle BNs
Lost one of it, highest prpn lie leayes
devoted mother and one sister and relatives aud
friends To mourn his lnss>th early morn of whose
life gave promise to career of usefulness in tho
future, while his obedient and exemplary deport--
ment checred the heart Of his fond mother with
| the hop. that his presence wuull she'd halo OF
pescY and happinvsss around the family altar,
now decAed in mourning for the loved enc nnd
| tho lost.
Tearing himself away from the embraces Of
his devoted mother, he presented himself living
sacrifice upon the altar of his country. His CAP
tain an, ,ness.nafss in arms speak gooa things
of him. lis quiet un.htru.vs mannur KEEP. MIN
from seckins flee he Was Willing to remain !
private. being only ambitious t., ito bis duty. 1n1
the midst of dangers hc was cool and defiant In
his bearing. lie was engaged in the battle ut Se-
ces.ionville, S. e., nnd afterwards went with his
Reg to M1rylsnd and was wounded 1T DJonsboro.
Farewell, kind friend nf us all OF will NO
weep whsn VIC think "f you Of your noble dar.
ing. and nf your devoted parent, relatives and
friends. Though the revci;lo will no in're arouse
thee from thy slumbe nor your home be glad
dcued By thy cheerful voice, yet consolation
10 your p aren't and friend. to know that you diet
in glorious cause, and that your warrior. spirit
rcsts in tho bosom Of its God. A FEIESp.
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For the advertiser,

The Red Oak Grove Aid Society net On tho
25'h Arril and adspt'd the following plan f'F- the
disposition ef thefnnls 50 generously furnished
them. 1hsy have now on hand /. large lot of
socks. Shoes, sLiris ana Drawers. and also Perc-
RAJ li"ils of ncmesrua. which they propose to
distri''uts free to destitute Soldiers or Soldiers
r-m'i-' or nothc,a ~lo .ray apply to an Of tho
AGei.t' men:ioncd.below, either personally or in
writing. W- arrnint the following named gen
tlcmcr our Agents 90 as'ist us in extending cur
ben.rocnco re We desire, rix: Mcssrs. Thomas
Gsrrett, James Collins, A. sharpton, Sr, g. N.
Morgan and Startling Freeman.
Mrs. THos. GARRETT, PRns'r.
MISS CARRinsHAHrrox, sec'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29
Something Rich.

"Pofrius," correspondent Of tho Mobile nd
rertiser gets off the following capital joke sssns
those who turn deaf ear to the unrlistakable
sounds Of discoutcnt among tks people OF the
upper Mississippi:
We once stood beside Echo Lake. ordnance
discharged on the opposite shore echord by the
mouutan at our back, fell upon our err crash
inely, as if oarth's fundatisns were broken up,
vet the seventh echo thrown back from far oii
mountain range fell as sweetest, softest music.
Just while listening with charmed astonishment
u yccs ut one side exclaimed: =" Why don't they
fire that cannon?"
Turning, VIC saw man who asked: What
can be the reason they don't fire thnt cannan 2
and placed All ear trumpet to receive the reply
We shouted (" 1t has been fred" lie shook
his head, with It'enly flushed in tho pam We
slowly shouted: Z" Perhaps -you-keep-youi
-,rum pct-to-your- -it-wi'l--sid-you-
n-hcarins-the-nc vi. hdraw'
ing the trumpet, he irstcly replied: " Use a'
ral-trunpet toehearsa cannon liam MT. g g
deaf az that-I am no. 50 deaf as thas"-Agair
the cannon's roar; again tho stunning ccbe
caught it up and enyeloped US, as it were, IN
sound. Just then that voice mattcrcd; " ftd'a'
ed in the pan again"
A sound comes from the Northwest-So calm
20 frln so tctiaut. that to tue North Atlantic
shore it must reeds s.rud liko n Government
upheaving. To us Of the Gulf, it is tbs swce
music which tells Of octive disconte"i" there
heraidiuS peace mere. Having long since a5-
jurcd diYccure0us personalities, We decline press
ing our comparison farther.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

Axrrnyr FASxrE nsvIL GoEE !ic';G r.,
.Eua Yrs mrs. 81 -; lay, s"pi.s.lls q, acs ,;t
of ,ac y,yacn Of ;h+ Ua"ri sts.,s s:ms ms,cr san
ter. which leEf lIo: ely ca tss I'll ul:iAn. si,h
the great Yankoe iu.'a.sins tatsery Aliixa:.c in
tow :nr Port I;ny,I Iu' ~.i-b vas coopsllee by
stress OF weather to rt.u-., :. New York, aft:-
having lost tho All:s.to-. In the storm, s.y, tho
accnun.. (" Acting ENSIGN L. RIrs,.a, and t,n,,-
erick Nay, ordinary seaman, uc.n w;s,cd py":-
board. and her atrhes. boats. h:;iaAike an. ';.c
sGb aie!ine battery Alligator woro iss, 'y',s
Su;r:r ;.s, spran: ea!,. ani eas:li:',., coae:l.
c:';,.c '!.aato IL ''cr ric;.;".i;. 4;
ari cfc; L: u; s-.:',,cr @rfc ;:i-.i.3 q. -:
peril, ani ca:ac very near uccs npanyirs their
devil to Dsvy JONES locker.
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For the Advertiser.
Lamar Aid Association.

, IIAssuno. April 22d 1869.
We ths officer, of this Association, return our
grateful thank. to Mr.. WIN. f. JAcrsos, President
of Angus;a Partog Company for selling US two
bnlv. Of clol ct Government prcc--or two bales
for tn. prcs of one. WO appreciate such kind
ress. especially when coming from citizOn of
cur sister State.
We take THE occasion to tondor our bc't wishes,
and sincere thonks to Miss BUIE, who has rem
dercJ her assistance in raising cusa and clothing
for Us 70 TIE amGrnt of three thousand dollars.
Tho msny acts Of kindness srd lbsraitJ as shs
daily displays Viii ever be cherished by us. She
,icaly merits thq thanks Of every South Carolina
soldier, particularly the gallant and n'bls 'On'
Of Edg.lsid District
MrE. a. j. RAMBo, President,
Mrf, R. G. LAMAR, Secretary,
Mrs. WIZ. SPIRES, Treasurer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-04-29

A SUBSTITUTE FOR LAGER BEEn.-Now tha.
overs thing to drink IS very scarce and high,
and when substitutes arc tho order of tho day,
we propose g;vag tho f,,lnwing recipe for manu-
fac.urins a substitute for Lager, which is equal
in favor ifnot superior to tho genuine, best brand
lager:
Take aa old boot leg IN cid cast of red fan
rel skirt. and pu: in hre ga.lon kas OF rain
water. Let it stand for two wseks and feracnt
wall. Then put it into ten gallon kcs. adding
two quarts OF chinabcrrcs Ito make n hsedl three
gallons Of water from \ tub used by slloemakers
to soak leather in, (threc months od) to give it
til. right Glror. aud one pound Of A,aafntila to
s;ro it tha needed smel. Let it stand, for orc
week, and add couple Of Florida beans, when it
will he ready for uso.
sacra,us or Sal Soda may he added adlibitum
to make it isc.-Commonr wealth.
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ChanEc OF, Schedule.

TIE sche,!u!c time of the mail fro,a Augusta I"
Nin..y-sis hss bccn changed. The insl fron:
Augusta il now due here n; 2 O'Clock OF M'ne'ys'
Wednesdays snd Frisys. The mail, either f'r
Augn.ta o- Hinl,y-sis, is closed at 10 e'coc& b.
m ths day of Aeparinre.
Tie Post Master reques's ns to state that IN
faure the of:.Ie viii be cl"sed at o'clock l. M''
esccp. on the evenings Of the arrival Of the Co.
lumbiu mail.
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Ecprod.,ors on ;he x. .io;:rs--@ntra'
rs nt t..e 2,ncxaY.

Pa!ArKA Mrrch 29--0r Monday la,t, ia"."
s;du-wl.cl steamer came up tie su,ce. 49, !i:et
f! ruuY eh.i.s over tuc town. Sac tHor r.turnnd -
| Oraurs Mil, 2nl irok "n lso,rd negro named
john Hice. h.lnOsiSs 20 ;!r. T:sof Norns-t,z,
and butch,red aoveril cows. sheep. Sc, and thsn
went down the river.
On Thursd.y morning, la-go propeller osr-
ID 10 Mr. Duponi's. and lanGnl renpany ot
negroes, taking Mf. Drport's horses FROM liic.,
the steamer ,.EnceeGin: ~ 20 0r&nc" NILS. ".d,
afaer takina oxsfy paiiieo g! furniture yna s'he'
Va na;.!es from the rvsi'no"s O Nr. - .. Ma, :.
A. +. Cole atrl Il. {. S:Ekiu.. cain" ~ "pin- t
dig II ,cc in ;hS evening. sa1 iid',. :.rc i"i''
u: negroes. ,. s,itr"Guc. TIC re:c:.. - al : o.
touia Bsy. and Norris i;apsate, tSkine Ill VI Mr.
S:nchr-s n.gresS, completely stripping ihes. .~o
pl.ces Of evsfythius. h,r.v.. hogs, poultry, p"tu,
y tasoe.. &C.. leaving ;he Falass entirely acs:i
tu,s of everything. ;'lc propeller rc1naifeG st
anchor during tas riG. at Mr.. bvya's pace keep
il largo iercr on i.ad su-Ys"'t';irG ih: ho"scs.
ia c i..pe OF Catching Mr.. B.. N. ..rd III. ea;-
chez, but did not succeed.
The comnsny tina. was lnndr;i 1T NJ. Du;rri.
place, down tho river, marched by land to CT.
Darccy's plar;ator. an'i robbed that an'i succeed
ed in cntchins two q. l'is a*groes. Of ;;hich
| uttezwari. got away. They then returned ~ the
rive: anl .anSackcd tie Colnnei'. pla:e, on tie
river, snd then proceeded In Mr.. Bsyus, opposite
tlis pace Joining the c,hcr force.
On Friday morning, aftar breakfast. the pro
! pe!l-r. leaving une company of negrGes guarding
h. racrs above mcnti"nc'l, c:lnc over to this
pace tPnla,k"l and sl"wly approaching Ii"
wha.f, cninu,encrd lgs,iin.. forcc CT nasTo's.
w!iep they were fired into by Capt. j. j. DickiI.-
SINS company. This reception 50 very warn,
that tho propeller backed of, speedily u steam
could carry ;hcin, to a respectable d<t;rcc, whcu
tney commenced shel!ing the trwn. Taey shci-d
awhile and tben went luwn.'he river t" Orange
Mill signalling the c@Hs:'any on rhe Eas, side q:
the river to proceed 20 tina! pn;'. III" company
accordisgly marched hack 20 0:arEs Mil, takra'
al,ng several brcyss il carts stoHu iro" e ri;
liens Tha ,'npeiicr .gair or her Say arwr.
s:opp. Il; Mr. c. Dupcms ANA oyier-d hi:n :,
gn aud get the hal, OF Iis regr"ca vhcl. -
hal hil. ;hoy itl'o cnsnyj Wcnlri is is ho'is:.
anA re dcrnraln.; complied.
Ihe ragirnea' Il negroes is called lis - OCT
South CaronnA Volunteers. aud 1rinm:.ndvd i,v ,
Cal NJ; t. emery. Tha rcfroc. src i'fe.oa de-
p.rate So. # w:e,chc .i.:! tc .n.-% II. III:
are under 40 dis ,nliGe, sad $50 .:iX.ocs -
Lu cher every Wilt l::.s..:, - It alys ; ;.,..
Col. Monigor"rf 'roi. ~, u. IT, ill.,
gro >,,liicr> ips';!; - s:.ss Tie vp,:;y.. -,
te :nt.,..'c ;D -, s.a'.. :.l;.;y -;
li.ia., !ar: IL. ~.:, cn'.; ...'n.s .,s 80.
~; rt t;v-. W si;..,..i go ::i. - s-l ,:'.:-
.:e;uay w,s Col. Nh. g:oi:.-rv 't;,
"a.nu ~ e.. ;.io i,nfr"-e 81 :esahu:':t'% "ec:%
n. Ii AKA with $ largc F''cc, arl i;".. @;
s.ofiag Florida tie tn:"r.
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The State of South Gara.l1 &
EDGEFlEID DlSTRlCi.
april 20. 1Ss3.

~ ORDINARY.
VeY W. F. DURIS0E, Esquire, Ordinary ct
I'D Edsctield District.
Whereas, Bur,iet Corley hiss applied to no
for Letters of Administration, NTH Tho viii "n-
nex.J, on al and singular the goods and chat.
ties, rights and credits Of Cynthia Corey late ot
tn, District aforesaid, decd. /,
These nre, therefore, to ci.c and admonish sil
and singular, tho kindred and creditors OF inc
said deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our
next Ordinary's Court fnr the said District I, he
holden at Edgcfcld C.. II. on tho ith day OF May
rext, to show Cause, if any, Why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under ms hand and seal, this twenty.ser-
enth day of april in the year of our Lord ono hou-
sand eight hundred ani sixty-thrse. and in the
eish,y-seventh yoar of the Independence OIL the
State of South Carolina
April 20 3s -
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TEE N,rIoxAL CAplrAL-Mosnr MANIA
corret rondent who spent several days in tho city
- Richmond, after saying that nowhere, and not
from single individual, did lie hear any allusior
to the war. proceeds thug:
l often asked, can it be possible? Is this Rich
uoni. with 2Gu,O Ahulitonis's within two days
march, Every ci,izen seemed intent upon money
making. Tae shop. Of tho tralaspeopls were
i!c.i with goods. Tho Jews were unusually busy.
a,.i wore happier faces than they havo for 1863
wears. The streets were crowded with soldiers.
,r with mrr wearing the aarb 0; soldiers The
.,9t.!s are i;r.l. a.'i restaurants abound with
,:c.,is. ! :;.e!e icca nj one Of these establish
inrnr,---a hrci,'aI, one ti"z"n nystcrs aud coffee
cost s.. ymrtrilg, SIS. The hotels charge
from - 10 - icr dism. Apples cost % rsn,s
zach. an w',ii1 :m writing 'is. in tbs gallery
Of tha lirusc Of Representatives. u gentleman i"
making speech Oh government finances.
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