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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

REsros1yc THE. o sIos, The brutal Fede-
rslseldiory, and their more brutal officers
.hsye a greats way Of ',reaoring the Union"
Here iaa sample oftheirdeeds IN Mississippi,
committed during their late raid in tho picini.
W Of Holly sprihgsy
On their retreat psassing through Wyatt,
they burned every house In the place, and
wouldsnot permis-suy of the sufferers 10 gave
anytting-not even4weariug apparel. sIp the
Wes,rru portion ofthe country th~rough'which
and barns. They aiso destroyed the litlls
town OF. T~sllslooss, ak n.iles west Of Holly
Springs, q. they pasaed t~hruushgit. On YES.
terdsys Horut the Gupaia OF the Court House
in LILLY Springs, tae smoke Of ~ many 10
fifteen or twenty ifes could plsiuly be seen
all along the route 81 their retrest, aud it is
believed not s single residSlcs or harnin that
part of the country, has sscaIsa ihcn.
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Valuable Residence
FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE.
N OFFER FOR SALE THAT BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE, and PLANTATION whernon
Tie. Hon. Arthur sSimkins resided at tho. time of
hs death, containing One Hundred Forty Acres,
sndjsitnato wi'hini the corporats limits Of Edge
feii Village.
Tkis is ccrlainIy q very desirable residence, be.
ing located in Il retired. but cenysrisnt siruation,
and has all necessary Buildings attached, nav and
in-eood repair With a b~eautiinl grove OF oaks en-
oircl:ng, tho premises. The Dwelling hap Six
large Rooms, vol ventilated, and . largs base
moat Story.
About Forty Acres OF this Traetaro vol wooded
aud will furnish fre-wood for tho place tor muny
years. About Thirty Acres srs choice bottom land
highly productive, With IN admirable pas.urAgs
Tor = limited ndmSvr. Of cattle. The retnainder
Of the Tract is good up-land in . fine Itate Of
.
Ii net sold at private sale, before sale day in
December next, / will srll the said place al
Edssnold C. H., on that duy 10 the highest bidder.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Agent
For II. ". AppIsOs.
Oct e7 Ct As
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Fight onthesRappshaansek.

Tho k,chmond Whiigsofihe 9th sssys that
about 3 vr4 O'Clock ON Saturday evening, q
Force of Yankees, q portion of Meade's army,
vafionsly estimated.s st frume15;000 to- 20, 900,
advanced On Hays Eouisl.na and Hikes
NORTH Carolina bTigades, rho vera picketihg
Oh the north side Of the Rappxhsunock, near
Kety's Flsd. The. enemy beng in over
Whelmiug force, tbs two brigades were cut of
and o~yerpowered, and most of them taken
prisoners. A small number we're killed ard
wounded. General Hays, we understand,
aAved Rome 6oU men, while q small number of
the NWthCarnl ma brigade escaped. We aise
Lost four pieces Of artillery, but saved the
horses and equipments.
10urioss IN prisoners ia estimated by some
at 9O0er 1,060ssnd by othersat..a mnchiatgse
nan,bor The numerical stfengthrof the two
Ibtieades viii scarcely exceed 5000 mon. We
learn that Gen. Hays himself was captured ut
ono tiIuc, hnu subarqnently escaped. Gen.
H0ke is.ou detached duty i'll North arolina,
sud his brigadesRas command ID By the Senior
Colonel, whose name Me'haTe boon unabiento'
learn. Although epcounterirg a~noyerwhelm.
mug farcc, our men are. represented to have
fought most galIantly, and piled The ground
with hrse numbers Of killed and Wounded
Yankees. sas y. ~
The foregoing are enthusiastically thu facts. as
correctly as We could ascertain them from Off.
ce:s and men who left the nrmy yesterday.
Ne, may. aid that no o ciaI information has
Jet been received that xeShxYe learned inre-
iado.i to the 5sffair, and nothing through the
Associated Press. We hupe thatsfurther in.
formation will show tho affSir to be1sss, seri-
ous than at present reported.
Iii. believed that the greater portion Of.
Meade's ARMY has crossed the. Rappahanuock,
aud is pr. badly advancing, in which eve,.t y
general engagement of the Two. armies may
occur at any time sonn. OF our own move
mcuts il may not set Do advisable to speak
Suffice it to Say, Geu. Lee is az well prepared
now for a fight as when he lately ch,ped
Meade To Bristow Station. and5thst he will
fight HIM, iii 10 necessary to fight, ina posi-
(. ~ Of his choosing. twill be seen from
this nswsi rorne the HERALD that Meade has
been p,cparingoior q uyininediate advance.
In spc,.king of tine engagement, the Wing
the 10Th INFORMS US that few or no add.
lonaI particulars have been received from the
fight IN the RsppAhannock SATURDAY. ALI
tnst we have bcenSafie to ascertain IS mainiy
ccrruborativs oitae alaienfent in our last i'sue.
fhe;6ghs is rePfesentedt TO have bsen of a
most desperate character, and our men did
most fearful execution among the Yankees.
As we axpected1hc last reptirt, mudifies, 10
some extent, the ex:ent Of our loss, aud make
considerably less serious than st 6rst rOpur.
led.
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srArE OLE soUTm:cARoLINA
Aajutant end Inspector Gcneral's Ofico.
CuLCXpI4, Nnyelnbsr Z, Iy6S.

Aajutant end Inspector Generals 0fico.
CoLUxbI., Novembsr z, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO..4l
U GENERAL Order No. ~, heretofore issued
IL from this Office, prohibited p.r.oss between
the agea OF sixteen aud eighteen from entering
any military organizations, except such Us are
authorized and called for by the Gov.rnor and
Comm ,nder-in.chief, aud, in canseq .encc. Of y
C.ri appearing in the papers under the signature
of. H.ANDREWS, i%nsiting persons undor the
ago Of eighteen years, and persons not liable to
Q inscription, 70 JUN q company for service be-
you'd the limits Of this State, said order is horeb,
reiterated, with the addition, that 20 person un-
der the pgs Of eighteen years, md no pcrscu now
li.bla ts CONSUMPTION, under tho Act, Of ConErsr,,
in. this, State, will be allowed to euter any such
organizations, BY command
a. C. DARLINGTON,
Aijatant md Inspector General s. c.
sRs- P,pers Of tho State publish twice.
Soyu r. 45.
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EXTGI5EoEsSSaIE

-
my atoral 4 from We: 1. sDafisoe, Or
I'D dinarysf for SEIesacldl District Wa will pros
s.sens=Sf 1.ssIates rss usage of b-P. SELnss.
'dee;; On TUESDAY. the ] st dry Of Dea;. uext,
THREE TRACTS OFeLAap.
Which belonged tosfhe. dess4ssd, assthe time q,
his death, vis:
THE HOMESTEAD adjoining lands 81 Dr..
tJesspht rs Jennings, deorsc-Bapks and others
containing sTbsse Hundred AGREE mpre or lcsss a
: THE FlRoUIN TRACT adjoining lands Of
.Jefsryons Slurkey, Mrs. Holloway and Others,
containinas onss Hundred and Fifty Acres, more
or less.
THE BROWN TRACT adjoining lands of
JohnGDeau; John Brown and Olhers,i containing
Three Hundrst Acrey, more Or issa.
Alse,s,Ethe personal. Estate. Of said deceased,
cpnsistinS Of -.
Forty-ana Likely Negroes.
FIFTEEN HEAD OF MULES AND HORSES,
ST0cK-0EsGaTTtE ANDssHEEP,
FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
Lot or wHEAIANDs OATS IN.
CORN AND FODDER,
.& ONE LOT 0R, COTTON,
Two Wagons. onesO1 Cart, Buygyrand Harnsss,
Black smith and Plantation 'Touls,
And many oth0r articles too tedious tu- mentipn.
eTERMS.AAlr Sums Of AID under Twahly Dol.
lara cash; and alt sums above Twenty on u sredit.
Of tHslyemonths with intOrcst frAm day Of, subj
s. S, FREEMAN. Ex.or. !.
: Oct 20 81. 43
4 Ga-Tse A6bsville Pre., and August. Weekly
conh;iafonalist please copy until idaySof sale and
fofwnru 6etount III this: 0Qice. zf.7S Boz;
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Executors Sale.

VXTILLs be cold at tho late residence of Nancy
w lsobertson, decd ION the 2nd day Of De-
cember next, tho following Real and Personal
Estate, consisting of
ONE TRACT OF LAND
Containing One hundred Sand foity-three acres,
.nuro or less, lying on Bird Greek, adjoining Lands
= zJohu Price and James A. Jeanings,-ona
credit of two, and thrcp years with; interest from
day Of sale.
ALSO, TWO NEGROES,
>. Jack and his wifa Hanaka,
Two MARES AND ONE YoUNa.HoRsE,
I TWO YOKE OF OXEN, MILK COWS,
BbEE CATTLE, FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
Ono Buggy and Harness, Beds, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and :
other articles too tedious to mention.
TERMs.-The personal property will be sold
on two years credit with ~interost from day of
'safsss Purchasefst to giyo@Note4with two good se-
:~curities. JOHN e.. THORNTON, EJ'or.
Nov 10 3ts 40
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Administrators Sale.

TN Pursuance Of an Order from VIM. 3. Durisoe,
u Esq Ordinary for Edgefeid District 1 Hil
erucecd5to sol II tho late residunoes pf n. ].
WELLS. deeeas.d, on the 9th day of December
aext, Mi the Personal Essate Of taid. deceased,
consulting of
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
STOCK OF MULES AND HORSES, CATTLE
HOGS AND SHEEP,
CORN AND F0DGER, WHEAT, PEAS,
Plautaiou FS6l., Household sad Kitchen Fur;
niturs, one, lotto Gottousia the Seed 1899
And oth-s articles t9n tedious 10 mention.
TERMS.-On . credit Of twelve months with
interest from day Of sale. Purchaser to give
Mote With good security. Sums under $40 Cash.
MARGARET E. WELLS, Ada,Gt
Ney:2 AZ
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EGThs Mobile Advertiser ssyssthe assr.
age .dnrationsof "a Yankee General inyactiye
sersiee Would be an interesting s1biect1oti IN
quiry. Rosscrans lasted longer than mont OF
them having succeeded Buell. on the 26tn of
October, 1852, aud been Baellized in tnrn on
the 10 b Of October, 1863. He was 1uckier
than most othe. dogs; for while every dog
has his day he had thtee hundred and sixty
OF thsn-aln,ost e year.
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OFFICE PURCHASING ACT suBsIsTEFeR
EbagYirIp DIsrsicr, Edgaaslas. e.,octf9i.


EpagafrbD DlsrHIcr Edgadslass. {. ,toets9l.
BY vifsns OF my appointment rs Purchasing
Nsand fnpressing agent in tho ea5sistence
Depaftmout &c. 81. Army, for. ABORTION Of Thu
Dissrict; respectfully beg leave to gay tc;the
RarHars inclaaed in my potion Of the District
that I am ready to receive and receipt for their
portion Of ihe Tax in Kind duo the Confederate
States Al sitipr Of my StorssR0o,nt, 1T EDGE
6ald. c.aH., Ninsty=SixD Depot, Hambutg,s,or at
Ridge P.O.f. x 20 -
! WhiiaI shall eudeayor, in ths discharge Of my
dslica,e: Duty 70 asuid, sny apparest or real ,iA-.
torfersuco with tho riEhts Of all persons, nessr-
tlslrss + will firmly and fcsslessly Procsod 70 inn
press III ShbsistehceS Stores That may be hsta BY
parties in speculation. And Ishsrsby .uarn, AL.
such tor desissfrpn pufchadng suppiics aboyeathvi
jratcs fxkd in Etho Schedals ,ef tho Irnpressirg
Commissioner for South Carolina.
: All tho surplus produce Of tue, country viii be-
required .for the successful pfoseGGtisn of the
W8r, and I earnestly zppsG to tho ~eiti1ena of
lhe District, To como up promptly TO thsslppsri;
of the iuyer1msnt w fceESssurod that, upon
proper reflection, any one must ecit has it Is bot
TOR to cell TO the GuvernInunt ri, y fair equivalent
to the speculstor ut any price.
This.is the most trying hour With US and We
certainly viii not longer aid and abst tho>tpeeu-
latsr IN bringing ruin upon ourselves.
Persons having Sdbeistenco1 Stores forsale win!
ihs rendering . G~eryicetto to the country hyprompuy'
~ofsfins tbs salne to rss at Edgs6ed C.
All good citizens are respectfully requestsa TO-
report 70 me any one known to then whD-is
hsiding his supplies for Speculation. otherwise
. greatman3 Mil oyade tho duty thsy . 70
their country. Any Communication of theskind
addressed to ma at Ridge p o., Milf DO esndden-
taily received and Immediately attended to.
I. WATSON, JE,
Purchasing Agent Edssfeid- Dist.
Oct 81 10
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"A Farm Wanted.

n WISH 70 PURCHASE A FARM Of Four
Gor FRS Handred Acros, or moro, of good
land, capable of producing Cornr Wheat and
other Grain, With a. good range fur Stoak, and
plenty OF water, having: q Comfortable Dwelling
aud Out .Bnildiugs about equal distance, FROM
augusta and Aikgn, and within afew miles from
tho Hail Road. .Eor such q place ] Will pay a
fair Cash prise. Address INC At Aiken, SC.
". q. MOOD.
Nsr2 7e - 4s ~
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Teacher Wanted.

xNNg not subject TO Csnscrip,ion, who will COMO
S voll racsuirnended-ts Teach all tho branch
90. ususlly taught in preparatory School, will
ind = %aituatiun for tho yesr 1864, near the resi-.
dcsce Of the Subscriber, Q miles South est
Of Edgeaold III. Apply personally or through
$3.50. THOs. W, LANIIAM,
For tho Trustees.
Nov IL 1na 10
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State Of South Carolina,
~EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDU u II Fill Ut -
In ORDINARY.
RDY W. F.DuRIsoE, Els, Ordinary f Hdss-
N5 sald District.
Whereas, George Aady han applied 10 xs
for Letters Of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and ~ofattols, rights snd credits Il
Adam shcaly, late VI the Diitsict ssorsskids
deed.
Those are, therefore; to cite asd sdinonish all
and singular, the kindred and creLitors Of tbs
said deceased, TO DO and appear before me, atssr
next ordinary's Court for the said District, - be
holden at Edgefeld. Court House, on ths2aA day
laid administration should not be- granted.
Given under my hand and ssal tAiss2th df1 Of
Nov. in she yesT of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-thrse, and In the sighty-
eighth year OF the IndSpendenee@o of d. csrolinh
W. +. .DURISoR, se.s.B.
Nov. u. 1t . 80
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t issad Meade has a'r.ady sst4b:iihed
his ~heaasuarser, at eu.pecp.r Gsurs H-sss. slrt't
bis Whole army Is known to DO south Of tho Rap
pakanuock.
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A School Wanted.

kAY0UNG LADY, with some experience in
n Teaching. is desirsus of getting . School or
u situation " Teacher in . private family. and
will teach the English branches usually taught,
together with ,Music.e For further information,
snanire of Col. II. FRAZIER, EdgefeId, sc.
Noysll IT, 80 s<5
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AlLlN MAcrakaIN, S. ;rctary.

EE~v IN IA 81 waNF~aG-Ha
The o Fashionable Sale ct the Season" cau.e
of yssterday5ss No. " l67" Main street, until
lately one of tho many sttra.tiye gaming es
Adjustments Of the city. Tho sale was CON.
Quoted By Mr.. Z. S.. Peasants, auctioneer,
who appeared withse silver hammer, white
kids, while xsiaicoat, black dreas coat, bar
red pants-his general make up giying eciat
to the ~unususl occasion. The audience OF
buyers and spectators was large, and cempos.
ed mostly Of that class who sro expected TO
bid ;not lgape and look On, amlseesthe Y most
superb piece OF fanitnrs m~echEnical skill ever
put together go'for a song. Among thesfe-
maics wc noticed the several proprietreuses OF
~ many fashiona6le brothels, one up aud the
other down town, md they seemsd To-, be bid
ders decomposition for seyerxfspiecesof fur
niturc-veryEdesirsble,in their estimation. As
niighEbs expeetedfronr the elegant style sof
articles e1posed, The bidding was lively, aud
piiCSs were obtained thaf hwiildosno disered-
iteyen to tho eating frataruiiy.
-AneieeyntsstofsilyeI-pla plated Ware brought
$500, and another. surpasaiug the FIRST in fin.
ishssns Beauty 81, Fac. <Eo
Astunning rosewood sideboard wasAe Ksock-
ed down" at $500, but the exclamation Of
-uhs.-a pity r. ..fsom q bystander caused the
Sidsbuardto change hnndsimmcdistely 1t "a
050ssur snssdxsnce of $3.50 on the 6rst price.
Hsooshd Sidcboard sas~sacriiced at $500
ard q third, ~ tho. elegant %suctioneer said
VAS g actually throws away nj $G+O.
The gorgeous mirrors m the 'rHouse o.
Lorisn and 4 Coulrnons rreEectel $500 apiece
uadertss siseS hammer andfthe more silver
fonone ofJhe sIeysnt a~uef;0nser, who, assht
tuned assy after thu s.knoek down. sait
thst wasn't more thsa the value Of the nskct
4 bet oftBoasmisn glssswssssbroughi ST.,
900. uSsevsssF osafr sen d proportienst'
sum. Twe elegant, : snaassives cinstsr coan
tdelisrs we're crooked down'-not literally
butdgurativelgAfot $3.50 for the pair. -
ha.-rsck spdtwo lapgsisiing easy chair sol
for $50 Tho rsuaainingarEiclsssold in pro
portion, and were net slow ID tai!oving theI
ssristoerasie predecessors IN 3 . stirling mat
ter OF price.-Ricbnond Examiner.
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Executors Sale,

604O.
.YTTE will proceed to sell at tho. late residence
Wv Of a. kutland, decd, Oh WEDNESDAY,
rno 9TH Dscomber nuxt, the Personal Estate OF
w. A. RUTLAND, decd, consisting of
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES,
MULES, CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP,
CORN, FODDER, Wheat, SEED COTTON,
Household end Kitchen Furniture, &c:
TERRS.-TweIye months credit with interes,
from day of sale. Purchasers to give Note with
approved necurity.
=, II. NJ. sATcHER,
EMSLEY LOTT,
Ex'ors.
TO RENT.-Hilf be rented at tho same time
und place the undivided P.aniativn of 4. w.
Rutland anil W. A. Rutland, which ID in fine state
VI cultivation, and capable of working rs hands.
l.. P. RUTLAND, Adm'or
OF the Estate Of Z. w. Rutland
sATCHER i LOTT E1'ors
or the Estate Of W. A. Rutland
Nor II liz IS
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e0LEYDi4,S Sc Nazd9Sla6


.saBYiElsKIlEs, uuRssnEsssW
-,n;
= MISUNDERSTANDING
AT convention Of representatives.; sfsshs
several banks i. thH5S State; m whiea tteial
lowing .bauks were represented sla: Bankp 2
laesSlate Of South Carolina hsIk o gasfaes.
ton,t Pisniett and M~ocnanaeSs 9pasa
cafulira. Bssik ossso.;h Ss.s o;stta. Slass1sns
of South Garolinassb Union bx:tNs
oIua, South w csiefr EailroadG Ank, copies
Bank, Farmers anil Exchange Bank, 1Goia-
of South garoiiAs asS asraH,
tuwn, BalksofE feslsrs ian.sfs DAM 81
Fairfield, tie: fehess.ig xas aooptse
Whereas exper,eilce naa' p y
the csstosb e collected W sne Gose'anaens
aud Tor winch Iressary no as so arc nsae 20
ceis.bls. are lnaaeqasse soapsose setlsssns
1sneant Of she potes,to prevent ZIG evils q
enAeZcessyapspef chffshcy AnllLB leelnen
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oFfIea OF A. 6. s. DIVISION No: Z

MATTHEWS, ost- Istg 1865.
7. 4. JONES Is hersby appointed to.
- tskeltSsrss Of ths store-Room at EdseGeld
;C.t II, ands>is authorised TO receive aud rocoiptfar
tbs Tax in Kind consisting Of Whsat,, Buckmhest,
Sugar: Rice; Molnsies; Beams, Peas, lGtoundposs
and BACON. J. s. LEY
cspt. IA. sc:zS. Disision No. q.
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a Ii rcr,ops having demands ashiplt thu .Es.
IN tate. Of Theodore 3. Wiliirms, decd, are re-
que,ted to present them, duly ntssatsa, % sns ua.
dorsigued on or before Tho frst day o. rSannefy
day. LEMUEL BROOKS, kd,of.
.Novs 2me a
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELB DISTRICT,

nY W. F. pURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary OF Hdge-
20 fold District:
Whyraus, Manchester Padgstt has -appfielss
me for Letters nfsAdministrxtionI with thu viii
annexed, On all and singular the goods ladehst-
IA. rights and credits Of Wilbsrt PadscE, lstssY
the District, aforesaid, dscd.
These arc, thereforsiytu otto aud aampnilhExtl
ind singular, the kindred and crslitors sf tia
said deceassd, to be aud appear before me-, At sas
;,,.xt Ordip.ry's Court for tho ssid District, to be
hdldsn at Edge6sid G.. IL, on the 18th day q
Nov. inst, to show eauser if any, Why rtAssSit
administratio should not be granted. -
Given under my hand and soaI, this 0ta Asy
Of Nov. in the year of our Lord ono thoasana
eight hundred and Sixty=fEreo, and u thu eighty
eighth year of tho Independence Of South Care
lima. J, WsFs DURISOEs 9EE,R.
Nov IL -
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Final Settlements.

-r.- 10 .bCUUISAINaU :.
a IL.persons indebted 70 the; Estate Of John R.
"A Gwaltuey, decd aro requested to make pay
meut ~ carly as possible. Those having claims
against the Estate will present them, properly
attested, to DR.. A. g. league, my authorized
asent. on or before the 18th December mex, sas .
Anal settlement Of suid Estato will BIO madc in
thesordiasry.a Office on that day
LUCY GWALTNEY, Elk.
, Oct II I'd AZ
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Notice.

"a IL persons having demands against the Is
N tate OF Jau,es Bean, Decd, ars requested to
present them to me betweon this and tho hrss OF
Dec. mber, nyI wish to close the Estate, aud ths
E,tate viii no, no responsible for th,m after that
data. RANSOM ZIMMERMAN, Ex'or.
Oct 81 Ate AZ
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NOTICE.

Notice.
xLIpersonsha having any demands against tho
"a Rstats Of MI. Barley, decd, arc rsguest-
I'D and required to present their Claims g tne
Subscriber ON or bef0rs the eta DAY OF FeorasEy,
1874, 10. on that day there will DO q Final Sst-
element made on said Estate i'm tho 0rdinaryss or.
Gee. Thpse falling TO hand In ,thsir elaims gill
besbarfcd. And MI poraons indebted to tho Es-
.t.ts ara requested to pay up at once.
n. T. HARTLEY, Adm'of.'
Nor Z u 40
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Negroes Wantad
WE WIsHsts pnschsss FIFTY LIEEE1a
w YOttSti NEGNCES,1nasr prpus&
to ray tho Ai9 HEsTsElg ElsIcES.
; Wsshsye On hand . LIKELY WOMAN Wl1E
FOUR ciilLpkEa vhish NO will be plssasdp 10.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
France.

The Emperor Napoeon had made q brief and
pacific speech IN response 70 The address OK Tie senate
The paragraph ia the address relative 20 Mexico met
VIII -of4o Oh DciOn. but u was finally adopted alter
the Ministerial statement that the Government was ~
preaching ihc establishment oi stable GoNernneal ia
Mexico, ~ . firm. GcsOiufc. ard inI.d pace.
He paragraph relative 20 Poland AID the European
CuIg Gchlied al length. and produced strong
anti Russian sentiment, and counter protests against
1ol = 90 war iog the Poles.
ltis stated tlai ihe new French loan Is to hc raised
hy public fuhsCriIuon.
IL is ium0rod taat ~. SnI~'icle The new Ith'l In
Noy 10 France. LAs Mst4un 10 Aoiy TO fcirA hns-
cgLInelt oi TIE ,iiuD hy tie tonitdc.rtr Govern
mont of the mrlrc Il Mexico nla g'e0 o. y and lfi+
suade the EmpcIor Nepolcor 20 Euzt tie = aiA ln
return for sueh ackno wletgment.
Tie dciuilye result II tAe election a. Dion. slows
that ". Maglin. tho Opposition candidate, ha' Oh
tinod II ~ Not s sgainst la,O voice r.! NJ saunac
the GOvornmeut cana'date
It's officially stated flat the result n 'e voting ih
The Pans election on Dee -, was Tor II. ftetin, tlc
Opposition candidate. 1918, NE ii. Ilcaid The Gov
cgIflcnf candidate. t.i.r. ,
now nom Vera Cruz To abe ilih ut. Col bupns gnrr
r.ln- dcaroycd IA strong Mexican column on tie litl
Tho lOrde nisp brings 90 France Nh SrfcrNcIe. "A
ucw representative from tic Confederate State. no
Travelled hy WAY If IeIa-. 4 Ir.lch Eag lrsaic Wa
placed al Nr. SupcTy di .l,iol which conveyed
him from Ma'amoTns 10 Vera tIuL
ILe opposition mcmbers Oi TIE ITcrch Ieghlnitf'
have held private meeting. n. Theirs was pie,enl.
II was unanimously agreed 10 demand the recall u the
Mexican a. lcditon on tho question 81 Poland, Two
energetic speeches were made ia favor OF war NJ.
IL leTs shove ed that impossible, or necessarily
fatal 20 France. az her isolated action would cause
European coalition Germany seeing IN Polish war
only disguised claim 20 tha Rhine. II. Ihefs failed
lq carving resolution g. abstain nom discussion oI
/ Poland ia tie debate On The address.