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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Sailed.
Dec p --S'earier-Westefn Nc'ropoi.
Barks- Kathleen fBr.l, Hount.ng i.iilow iBrl.
Bng.-Coudor tiirb h'cr lbr Hound
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eimrlc n construction, easily tpt IN o-r rssdy
or IN moment convenient to lave on Lan! -
| DIl ssists C.rcuiA.
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EISHs LAMP HEATiNG APPARATUS.

By the a.ne os common lamp A. the cos. of .
cgi wcf. 4 o gey comfortable breakfast be cooSe&
- y. Y Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

d" BEADS."-One Of the most interesting
snies .uj s3gscsi % IN. thau.,0le erieIiainneca
I, found IN PHRENOLoGY. Tho NEW HEAD or Bass.
with te ORGANS olthe BRAIN marked thereon. sho~sths
e,,t location q! .c There are ths.e sizes snd pricesA
cs,, - ani 4, ST. aud useful iiey arc s.t
aca.ls appsogri,. ~ Holiday Presents.
FOWLER 4 WELLS 80 3ns Broadway.
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For - esr th~ Nsgc Pm ~ = cents thr Lucky Pen
~ fe tlsafs.hrsdy Pen cr , - the El,s Ken
rut lrr : '1 ihs fres.si0r f'n
iIrse 49, Ns Firlsrrl. Good Nfiirs Gold Pers with
frir Points tfr avrf-rr ol every or Wi "a vii
Tar o1ast tho Oct nife Pens al4osg. hes afr
lai-srfs7ses, aAs t.ffff9rr, s's f4'A1hg t1tte
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

-" Flis lamp I, 4 the nos, popular novelties a
tie day tie u :y o. Il j. unque naoe great s.v'
IS made 20 heating I'D cooking small articles. and csn b
made cook for sr--, ssfy perons which scte-
IS done The anbusrce which csTy .ne sia disD
- ISL ulAc Alasrcau
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Onr-ert % auy Of To ,oloe.gs .nH' IA Casa, ls 81
,-a-r all .srd - return nI, ofh 10. dirrc.ei
G.l Iol fus.scisJ .ss scas aceoTeiHgio 10 desfpn'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

loans and Discts IL 40 lo3 Specr - 81 @
lucuiatiCn... 6l1J 2lDepo 4ts.......... lit''-o
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Total exports Tor ile year. 90 az
The .npO''' az" '"'eu a. sn uiDN-.5 ~ U. 'Al.Is
are eered the market yriuc 10 Itpr money. ordinary
cnYery which h3 ruled hrous shou The year a. lsge ID
yauc aon fhe spee basis II tho imports had been cllcu.
aed IN the currency is probable that the total would
nave rqed tie exports before be payment oi fo 4
nd oil.. eisfgcs ssich l0n pat Of the invoice. We
no f ,s1t the operative totals fos former years;
sppOATs 1870 Ihg usIIgp srAiEs FROH goELi0s fokTp
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OrtiGTC g! 1T 'TMMISShhI
CnlnIEEro.s. s. U, Jul ~

Cn4ELEsro", 3. u, Jn.J -, IooJ-
EHAVING. been appointed CLef: Com'nissary
HA for tue Stsles0f South Carolina, with ap-
pruval OF the Secretary of War, with inatructioas
to divide the s;ats int, Divisions, f.r The proper
collection and. distiputton of supiilies | have
which divisions. Is Divisi N com,uissa.y has been
appointed by tbs Com.nissaIy General.
Division No. /, Captain IL. L. Simcns, division
commissary, emtraces the DisL.iots OF iPics.ens,
Anderson, Greenvilic, AbScviile and pnrtof E!Se-
held adjoining.
Division No. 2, Captain S. C. Means, Division
commissary, embraces the Districts Of spurtar-
burg, Lauren1,. Union, Noabsrry aud Part Of
Division No. 3, Capt J. D. Wiiherspoon, Divis-
ion conmissrry, embraces the districts OF York,
Chester, Fairfield, Lancaster. Is urshaw and kirh-
llni.-
Division No. A. Captain J. +. Riley, Division
conmissary; embraces the Districts of Lexington.
OrnnSsburg, Barawell, Colleton and part ofsEdgc-
field.
Division Moo, Captain VIM. Nr:t!cs, Acting
Division oornmisssy, embraces the Districts Of
Chesterfield, Marlh9ro' Dariingtpa Marion, Sum-
ter, Williamsburg and Clarendon.
The Division Gommissaries will publish a List of
their Sub commissarics and Agents, as soon as
thry are appointed.
Each Division coniInissayy is furnished with
TIC power Vi lnurcsshiSu, niu w mnch ure's'a-
rs for the subsis ence OF the Army, Impress subj
siStence stnres within thsir Division bought for
sale, paying according to. the rates fixed by tic
schedule of the Imprcs.ment Commissioners
Spectators ure warned not 10 offer fur subsistence
prices beyond those fixed By this schedule.
Nv .Commissary nor government Agent, from
any quarter, is authorized undc- any prctext to
purchase snhsistuncsc stores i'll this State, except
under tho oraurs of the Division commissaricl
above numed-it being Tie design Of the Secreta-
ry Of War 10 prevent competition between the
commissaries- Of different States. The Division
cummissariss ,l.o. insttu therefore TO prohibit
interference withio their divisions, to prevent the
sllipm IN, of supplies purchased by C9mmissuries
or c,mmisMuy Agents under other than their au-
~tuo,i.y, and to impress thc atc.rs if necessary.
II. e. GUERIN,
Major:aad Commiss"ry Subsistence.
an,12 32
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: Mr.. johnson offered Gle following resolu-
ton:
Reso1ved, 1t appearing that over $500, 0o9
being subscribed, it is hereby ordered by this
meeting that the charter granted by the Leg
.~islature 81 South Carolina to Tie CotaM.b"
and H~tmbnrg RaitroGd Company" is hereby
accepted, AID the company organized under
said title.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr. Goodrich, q Committee
of nine VAS appointed to report sultaoi. per-
sons for the Directors in this company 10 an
adjourned meeting at 4 O'Clock.
The Committee consisted OF the following
;,am,d gentlemen, TO wit: Mcssrs. Goodrich,
Young. Moore, LaBordc, Fisher, Johnston,
Bauskelt, Spring and Hendrix.
On motion of Mr.. Palmer, the Convention
took a recess until 4 o'clock.
iFTERHooS SESSION.
+. Al / o'clock. the Convention le-asssn.bled,
when tue Chairman Of the Ciall;nltiee report
ell tae following named gentlemen as suitable
nersons fSr Directors, To wit: R.. ii. Maj,
Henry Moore, b. IL. Warren, aid Josiah
SibIey, from August., Ga; Tillman Wat.on,
Edeciield; Hcurr A.. Mcetze, Lexington III.
l.. Waton aud VIM. johnston, CharlCSe; 4.
". Gibbec, l.. D. Chiids, II. III. Johnston
aud Blanton Duncan. Columbia
An election was Immediately Leld, and Mr..
james q. Gibbes and Sc. McCully appointed
/ to manage the same.
The Chairman reported thu unanl'nous
| election Of the nominees.
Col. Young, OF Charlotte, submitted the
49, 1T. .l,,l, ,,., SdontoJ
AS it will be evidently the interest OF the
| Columbia and Hamburg Ra'road Company
10 prosecute the construction OF the road t.
an early completion, be it
Hesolred, That this meeting of stockhold-
ers recommend as . policy-iirst, that imtne-
date steps be taken to organize a co-ps'Ci
engineers and have the location and grading
Of the road commenced and completed as
soou as practicable; second, tina. stockholders
be permitted to make any advance payment
upon their subscriptions of stock which they
may find convenient, beyond the instaime'itS
called for by the Board Of Directors; and
that the Board of Directors be authorized tc
invest the Same in such manner as in. their
Judgment may conduce to the interest of the
company, provided that upon amounts thu.
voluntarily paid by stockholders, there shall
no interest accrue to their benefit.
Mr.. Johnston offered the following resau-
tion, which was adopted
Rcsolced, That the Directors DO requested
to keep the books open for subscriptions, ir
their. respective Counties and Districts, FOL
the space Of sixty days, according to ths
provisions Of tho charter, until the sum G
Two millions of stock is subscribed.
The proceedings were ordcled % be pub
lished in the Columbus, Augusta and Charlotte
pAp On motion of Mr. Springs, it was ordered
that when this meeting adjourn, that it ad
joprn subject to the call Of the Directors.
The meeting then adjourned.
r. w. GiBBES, Chairman.
.HExsv A. MEErzE, Secretary.
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CAMP OF
CoIuNRlI. ,Julv 81. 1863.

COLUMBIA, July u, 1863.
CiRCCLAH ORDER.
" In obedience to the recent Proclamation Of
70 The President, and in pur'uance Of orders Of
the %adjutant and, Inspector General OF the Con,
federale S iates, The enrolment is hereby ordered
Of all persons in tl.;s state, between the agcs OF
IS and ~ re- RI, who are liable to Confederate
military service, and not already in service.
II. With the view to such enrolment, Enrolling
Officers will proceed forthwith to register nil male
whire persons, WITHIN the sges indicated, found
within taoir respective Districts, who are a~d5udged
liable to enrolment and who have not already
been cnrolled.l
iii. 1t is the duty Of al, male whites within the
as indicated fms we'll those who claim cxenp-
ton as those who do pot,] to report in pe,scn ut
tine District Office ior enrolment; but Enrolling
Officers will not wait lheir 81 reporting, but Will
proceed at once to register ell persons 1ho arr
4Ijuds cd l:atlc, ~ sucli Information as they nay
ob.a:n.
". Immediately after the Gosh day of August,
Enrolling CricerS will forwar! to tho'e Head,
Quarters Il list of all persons who hare reported
~. volunteers, giving descriptive particulars, with
TIE Company and Regiment selected.
Y. After tho 20:h day Of August, Enrolling
O5ice-y win ~;f,usrcr from tho heyister to the Roll
o.: Con.cri,; :, the names OF all persons WHO are
,liuIrei liable to ccnscrir:iou and Who have not
r.oorted % volunteers, ard will send them forward
20 tho Camp OF Instruction rs speedily as p-actl-
.uble. They will also use all efforts to gather in
tho names Of all persons who have cvfded the
VI. Alter the first day of septcmber, Enrolling
Officers will enrol n. Consc.ipts all persons WHO
having reported as v ,~luntecrs, fail to go forward
TO their respective commands by tho said day;
md -:.i -yn-SA no effort, resorting t" arrests if
necessary, to forward them promptly trthe Canr
Of Instruction.
VII. The e.i;epcies Of the service demand Of
Enrolling Officers increased sctivity and energy
in the performance OF their duties. Tao salra,ion
Of the Confectionery Gay depend ON their oxeriions
t, increase the army. The Corumaudaut will lie
rigid in rxacling Of them this activity and an
arey. c.. d. MELTON,
M.jor, Act co:ndt Conscripts.
Adr.1l 1t ~
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Stste of South Carolina,

EDGEitlElLD DtS1hlCly
IN ORDINARY.
N. A.. Ransom, Admir-. of the Estate
Of S. &. Gallman, decd,
=. We.
/. Bushnell aud wife L%ucrctip,
Nary E. Til;nan and olkcrs..
NNIHERBAS N A. RANSOM, A~dni.;sp4sP
w Of the Estate Of Sarah h. -Gal!nAa, a.s'l...
has applied to me, by petition in writing, praying
that o part Of the proceeds Of ,hu ,Rssl EitsIs u
the said Sarah r. Gal'man, dec'1, may be paid
aver TO him, to sati.fy debts against The said b,
ate and it appearing to nay satisfaction thst
William u. Coleman ard Middleton Ass.lyl ssS
his wife Elizabeth, two Of tho Defendants IL tie
above stated case, reside beyond tho liniti Of this
Stats. It is therefore ordered and dscresd TIA,
hey dc crpcer a, u Court 81 Ordinary 10 be hi,
zen ut Edgrfeld C. IL, f,r EdgeSrll bis,iot, sA
Monday, the 3lst day Of August, lfos, to shaw
.ause, If. any they can, ehy q portion Of the pro-
leeds of tho sale of the keal Estate Of 6arsk. h.
'iullman, decd, sold by me for partition xads1i-,
yisiop, should not.be paid over to the said Il: a..
3arscIn, 10 l~iquidnte the debts against said H,
Iatc, OF their cunsent 70 tho sane rili DO sntsrs..
Of record. -
Given under my hand snd zeal, this the sea-
lay Of May, 1869.
June 3 3m -
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State. of South Carolina,
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDLNARY.

IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURIsoE, ESQ., Ordinary of Edge
Whereas, D. w. Carwilo has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, do boais non on
all and singular the goods and ebattles,, rights
and credits Of Sarah a Holloway, late OF tho Dis
trict, aforesaid, deceased. ,-..,.r III
These arc, therefore, to otto aud admonisn q!
Sno,s.od. 10 he and appear before INC, OF our nezt
0rSjnary, ucur. for tho said District, to babolden
At j asefc.d Court House, on $40 17th day Of Aug
Inst Co show cause, lf.any, why the said admin
istrntion should not besgranted. !.
Given under mig baud and seal, this I'd day- Of
eight hundred md sixty-threc, and in tho eighty
eighth year Of the Independence OF .. Carohna..
w. E. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
A,.4 2r 81
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LAND FOR SALE.

VEyHE Subscriber offers for sale privately the
Il HOMESTEAD PLANTATION Of Robert
Jennings. decd, in Edgeield District containing
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
Situate on Stevens Creek, on the Road leading
ftou Augusta 70 Calhonn's Mills, 81 miles from
Augusta, aad boundci by lnuds Of DR.. J.J. Cart.
lcdse, Mrs. Car,lcGge, C. L.. Blsir and. others.
There are oa t~hsrpiace & comfortable Dwelling
na:,.u IN all necessary "tthailiinss. There ar-
seycaty-dvc acres of good bottom land, and thirr,
acres Of land sown il. Wheat, and about iofty il
no.s. The place is well watered and tlmbrred anc
is in y high state Of cultivation.
If 4 purchaser can he found soon, l will sell
with the place Seventy five Hcai'of Sheep, Stock
Of Cattle, &c.
Dr.J J. CARTRIDGE or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing the place IN any one desirous
OF purchasing au excellent plantation.
MJ-Tcrms easy. >;
Mar If
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Caution 20 the Public.
TO The Shareholders,

O~rfahJ:eld, Eich1and, Lexington, 0'ange6urg,
+, Bnrn,rel and Elgcictd Districts.
vJ0U ure called upon to furnish ono-fourth OF
your read hands for. the dofsnccs on the
coast Oh the 18th August proX., under circum-
s,.rc,s, which must awake your pairi"lism. tn"
sne,nY ure at your gates and the spade and shovel
MY yet do, in protecting you and yours, what
otherwise viii reluire the hearts Llcod OF the
b-st and brAvcst il, no stiilted measure.
Moreover, it is impcratively your duty to come
rorTari now aud relieve those districts that so
uobly res - nicd To the coll made on them for the
18th July. They furnished their negroes in the
hour OF greatest trial ana their torn of service
expires on tho l4th.of August. tbs your ansJ
as it should bely6ur pride and pleasure, to roliOve
them.
Let every STAKEHOLDER then have his quota at
tho depot At ~ o'clock, a. M, on Friday, nth
August. Let one. comuyissinnsr' offend Mt each
Lcpot.and keep the nesracs together until the ar
rival uf tho train ana agent, SO that the negroe'
may be promptly forwarded, ard i: any mrs acct
dentully detained, have them forwarded By next
train railroad ngauls arc authorized to furnish
transportation, aud if they ars. forwarded to me
Mt Charleston Hotel or to Major Echols, Broad
street, they will be promptly cared for.
WSf. NJ SHANNON,
Agent Of the State of South Caroline
/. aup 2t jS,
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June3
SUNDRIEs.

zoo SACKS n. C. Salt, ola aad dryi
JUU SO 60. Liverpool SALT;
1916 Esls. II. c. FIGURE
$50 " aud Half Hbls. N. q. EyrnFj
100 Boxes Fine Chewing ToBACCci
SO Bbis. Ar%pIc.and Peach Brandy3
10 " Fine Corn Whisky;
MALAGA ard PORT VINE; {.
CHERRY BRANDY. and CoRDIAL8i
BCrTLeD LIQUORS aud WINES;
al Kegs Bi-rnrb. SODA.
RICE. MEAL, SPICES, &C., 10.
Together with n good axsortmont- OF FAMILY
GRUCERIES,-nn hand aud fer sale by
A.. STEVENS.
.Atguus, Gss.
May 20 TN 50
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95brtisu.
By g1MKINs, DJRIsoE 4 co.
The Soldiers Home.

Far away in tho sweet South lind, My boys.
In tho South land, btisht ind fair,
lily little cot by the mountain stands
And my heart is there, boys, thcre;
For my swest wife SIS iy The cottage lone
With my babe upon her knee,
And she wceps as she talks to the little one
OF me, my boys, Ct me!
When the ba.tle banners fly, my boys,
And the battle thunders roll,
There's a vision that fills mine eye, my boys
There's q tempest that racks my oul-
For I geo the cot ON The mountain side
Where my d.rlinga weep and wait
And I.strike the foe with a hercsr blow
And I burn with q deeper hate.
Though the brsr.n trump Of fame, my boys,
May nevss sound and thrill
Wi. the louly soldiers name, my boys
let o tits glorious still.
To strike to the heart of the randai foe
IT'S glory enough for me
To shisc for my vito and little one
That prstles on hor knee.
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A Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

FJY!E Suhscr'h"t tlura for safe his VALUABLE
Il PLANTATION coi,taisins
Sixteen isanired AID Fifty acres,
More or less, lying on Turkey Creek, aud,5ound-
ell by lands Of Col. J. C. Brooks, Capt. E,sene.
Bur-, Gecrgs Bland aad othors. This Plantation
is situated abort I miles North of Edgeield Vii
lagc, on tke Now..e-ry Road. in n pleasant and
healthy l~ucal;tv, and in the midst Of q refined
and an ogroerhlc neichhorho"d.
About ono. half "f th;s Tractrof Land is cleared
and 3 considerable portion of it in IL high stato
of cultivation. TIE other half of this Tract i
in native fn.cst-ubcnnding in Oak, hickory and
Pine growth.
There are On the premises all necessary planta-
ton bu,idings-nll in good repair. ibis Tract is
we'll waters'i, and is one of tho best ranges for
Cattle in the District.
The land is. well adapted to Cotton, Corn,
email. Grnis, sc.
For further inform: t.a Apply to Mr. Jas. NJ.
Harrison, ut the SturitT's aiien, Edgetela, sc.
ELBERT BLAND.
July Z til. 81
Charleston Courier will please copy twice
y week fnr nue m"nth and forward account forth
Will, to tins Office.
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Committed to the Jail

n,F this District. on the 1ash iu:t., Allegro nsa
W who says his name is ELBERT, bat is fr.-
luently called Albert. and that be belengst TO Jas
King, living at Atlsuta. ca. Ebert says he was
crested whom at his wife,s house In the. upper
part of this District. Said Ebert is sbout737
years Of age, weighs about $50 pounds is ) feet
9 inches high, dark complicated. No marks OF
scars noticed.
TIE owner is requested 10 come forward, prsva'
trop,rty, pay charges and take him away, othss-
wise 10 will be dealt with rs ths law directs.
j.. II. MCCULLOUGH, J. Z. D.
Juno "a, If Is
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TannerY Notice.

r,ReM thus date Twill TAN and DREse. 81
good DRY HIDES delivered at ny tIia
for ON THIRD Of tho Misunderstanding the
owner of. the Hides my part at the lowest a..I.s
price. Ns =.
July Is ga"
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NOTICE.

ALL ,pcrsons having elains Against The Estate
"A of DR.. J. Harwood Burt cso'da are notified
% present them, psanesiiY 6ttesssa, ~ tss aassr-
slsnoa is prepared II pay ths 'ane, Tasie u.
Ssstss 20 s,ia F.tsts arc ssaposlsa.s settle Ftemft'
~. ". se"Ai Say
Jan 81
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Notice.

a LII persons are hereby cautioned usaiust ira
IA ding for. u Note given by me with A. A..
Glover security, to Thos. 3. Harvey, for s72, for
the. hire of :. negro girl Tidy, payable lst Janua-
ry next, as the condition: +: nnicn said Motto was
given has not been complied with, AMI I am de-
fcrmincd not 10 payehc same unless comralied by
law. LEWIS GOVAR.
July Is 81 ~
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Land for Sale.

G7HE subscriber onnis for sale his TRACT OF
Il LAND containing.
rnREE 1sUNDRED AND THIRTY
THREE ACRES,
or loss. lying on the head of Log Creek.
th.en mila. East of EdgeGcld c. H.. bounded by
lands If Col. J. Huict, T.. h. hl.lnck and oihcTs
Ahcut one hundred md G!ty acres cleared, the
rest in native forest.
Fer further information apply To the Subscriber
on tho piac7. Jas. MCRREhL.
July 22 st ~ ..
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Estate Notice.

II, nersopsin apywiso inlebtsd 20 tho Estate
a a.. q. M. Penn. decd, are earnestly request
ed 10 cs.no forward md settle up uithout delay
Those i wing iclaims sgainst said Estate will rom
der .hcra in, properly %attested, at nm early osto'
q. J.. PENN, Adp'cr.
Aun4. II 81
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NEW

rnO Yds. Handsome English Prints;
SUU Five 5Ppcrs English hone CLOTH; .
Ledies' Linen HANDkERCHlEFS; .
G.nts' do. do.
Ladies Black Cotton HOSE;
:" Mixed -
Mis,os I"
Ladies' SILK BELTS;
Also, a great variety Of other dcsirshc Goods,
just received by e. PENN, AEt:
Aug 5 II Il
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands agsinst the rs
"a tnte of J.-E. Burkhnlter, doe'd, Are To-
.uuosted TO- present bem,:pronssly a.Ios.sa, :
tie 6rst &c October and AGO .lo.s sus
d. N. hdRKHkbTsR Eass
Juiys -aa I1tss
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Notice.
Notice

A LII persons indebted toyths Estate OF john x
n Gwaltney, deed, arc r~eqns,tsa 70 make pay
men. IS ear vas possible. Those having ssl1iras
against the Estate will prssent them, rrspAfly
,ttestsd, to DR.. A. G., Tesgue, my aessS.!a'.
agent. LUCY m
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Notice.
Notice.

A TT, persons having claims. against the Eststc
a If Elsird Washington Wade, decd, will
prsAsp. them, properly attssisd, for payment; and
tho.e inasbioi to said Estate nTo reqnestcdto
ou,uo forward and pay up forthwith.
MARY McGAINE, Aduix.
CtUrtestaneht aancao.
Aug AZ 81
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uj!IosE wiohias to ell Wheat win please give
mua cnli MS twill satisfy them NJ tc.regard'
price. y A' go
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TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
ANO THIRTY.FONR ACRES.


r. has IL grca, strcum 1t wnter running through it,
sufficient icr running any quantity and quality OF
Machinery. And for farming j. is not surpassed
by any place in '.s State, having about One
thousand acres .: lsrel Pine land with clay sub-
soil, and about -Four hundrei acres az iae Greek
aud branch bottom iaud, capable O.. producing
from 80 to 50 bushels CT Corn per acrs. The bal
auc are al al. rolling Lands, heavily timbercd
with Oak, ~If;.tc.y nnd Pine, fms Tor Corn. Cotton
mud grain OF sll.kip'lA. Tie place is all in good
repair, havipy hu.r newly f.nced and all the build
ings thoroughly repaired within the LIST six
months; it has y I.cat dwelling and Gl! other out
buildings necessary for any rum3er OF handsEit
bias u very fuo Orchard, also, u Vineyard of sey-
cral acres with uearly Sc varieties of tue best
grapes. II is curplisd with tho very brst.of wa
ter, extremely lea.C'iy ana the best place Cor rails
ing Stuck in The District. If desired I will sell
tho crop Of the present year and XII Stock be-
~lonrfpg to the place.
Tenus.--Caeh or credit. to suit purchaser.
ALlress JOIIN.A. ADDISON,
E~dseiield G. II. 5. c.
July % If 20
or Tho Charleston Mercury. will copy oncu -
week Cor thrco lnoaths aud forward account to
this office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-12
CANpyBATEs


CANDIDATES..
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For snerln.
NAT RAINY, ST..
T. H. CLARK,
Az. WEST,
JOHN BLAND
2. ". COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
80"
For Tar Collector.
JACOB HUIET,
STARRING TURNER,
c.. NJ. MAY,
CHARLES CARTRR.
=. BERRY HORNE,
W. h. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
For Clerk.
JACKSON CovAR.
s. HARRISON, /.
For Ordinary
W. F. DCRIsoE.