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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20
PEACE DECLARED.

'.TV0maTF amIaarroe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-10
PROCLAMATION.

The following proclamation is append
ed to The Message:
Whereas, In and by the Constitution
Of the United State it is provided that the
President shall have power to grant re-
proves and pardons for offenses agains,
the United States, except in cases of i'm
peachment; and whereas a rebellion now
exists whereby the loyal States and Gov
ernments Of several States have for long
time been subvsrted, and many persons
have committed and are now guilty of
TREASON against the United States and
whereas reference to said rebellion
and treason, laws have been enacted BY
Congress calling for the forfeiture and
confscation of property and liberation of
slaves, all upon terms and conditions
stated, and also declaring that
the President is thereby authorized al
any time thereafter BY proclamation
10 extend to persons who have participated
IN the existing rebellion in any State and
part thereof pardon and amnesty, With
inch exceptions and 1T such times and on
'uch conditions as he may deem expedi- /
mt for the public welfare and whereas
he Congressional declaration for limited
md conditional pardon accords Y It'll well
established judicial expcsltiops Of the par
Joining power; and whereas with refer
noe 70 said rebellion the President II
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w ashington, Dec. 8.

The estimate of Secretary Of War is
$1,000 GOO less than last report, aud will
show on what view of the war this dimin-
ution is based.
Memorial Of G. w. Corrigan, contest
ing the seat Of Russell Thayer, AMI me-
mortal Of John Cline, contesting the seat
of Mr.. Leooard Myers, all of Pa, was
presented today in the House by Mr.. L.
J. Randall, and referred to Committee on
Elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-10

Toronto, G. W., Dec. 8.
Hawkins, one Of the parties in the re-
cent kidnapping case at Montreal, has
been tried and foand guilty. The trial
Of Hon. Joshua X. Glddings, American1
Consul, on same charge, is set for the
18th instant, q
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ment, we're sool, la5, 674 Sc, the aggrs.
gate disbursements 1896, 796, $50 IS,
leaving > balance on the 7th Of july,
1868. Of IS, s99. 044 81. Of the receipts
Nhern yara dafixahla.>..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-10

manu- .AA on tue incomes Of foreign
consuis In this countrJ. While such a
demand may not witt. Instructions be an
Indication OF public law or perhaps of any
existing treaty between the U nited States
aud foreign co'antry, the expediency Of
so lar modlis ing the act as to exempt
rom tax The incomes Of such consuls Is are
not cltizeos. OF the United States and the
emoiume-nts Of these Offices from property
not situated in the United, States, is sub.
NIL led 70 your serious consideration. l
Take this suggestion upon the ground
that country which ought to be recip.
rocased exempts our consuls in all other
countries from taxation, to the extent
that indicated the United States I
think ought not to be exceptionally IL
liberal to international commerce.
The operations of the Treasury during
the last year have been successfully con.
Quoted. The enactment by Congress of
q national banking law has proved avail.
able support Of the public credit and the
general legislation in relation to loans
nave fully answered the expectations Of
It's author. Some amendments NAV he
required to perfect existing laws. but no
change 10 their principles or general scope
- believed 10 be needed. Since thesa
measures have been IN operation all de-
mands on the Treasury. including pay Of
the army and navy, have been promptly
met and fully satisfied. No considerable
body of troope. il in believed. vara as..
more amply pro sided aad more Iibsrally
aud punctuaiiy paid, aud, il may be added,
that by no people were the burdens Incl.
dent TO great var ever more chesrfaily
borne. The receipts during the year from
al sources, inclsding loans Aod the bal
49, - ~ 1xsasasy ~ II een~Aese.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-21

! Disp. on Ia, Jsuusry, EMMA, younsss. dauyh-
! tor Of NATHAN and NANCY BONE, aged years
! and months Iier disease was dropsy Of the
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Notice : :

vgyIE uRsNITEyILLE c0MrANi a'd j,
Il inpuisillo. With th";t snail l.'rattts t":'s.
ti r.tuIi Clo:h, suh L.fe ;:.ae 3fruh4 Eireta 8,
furnish other PARTIES 10 ,iranite,aie limited
amount. restricting them to t"l nc nnt more than
Il eta. yurd sdvsnce ri. their Wholesale prices,
which are At present
ga etx f.r Drills aud 4-4 Sheetiugtj
81 rs Shirtings;
22i a" "a
We have orders from tte Government, from
Soldiers Aid Societies and Individuals for more
bales tLun We can frrni,h iu four months. ne
will however barter "ur Cloths to those who w!li
sell u. necessary supplies ut reasonable raies.
Thuse who bring the following articles can gs!
ct my time whIt cloth thoy may want for their
own uss nt our Sture, but the Larter-uSds pro
posed Is Rot u,erird to extend TO dealers, or pee.
pie o.. OF the s;a:e--It is only 10 Accommodate
our ns:Staors sud tn brirga snppy ni nocsa:a.
ri~s !, opr village. 0mr rdh |. worth from - {"
sGc st ncrsssihlp points ou Ea:!rusds Sh"re
i.r. i"ns AYE plsntY a'd "htsp.
W.. give -yd. 4 :hertlg. "r other r!",h
J proportion, frr l b".ii.! Corn e. PEGS; Ivy d:
FIR luu lbs gaoi i.our; 4yas fer ll!"f Wool tr.s
inr. llh L+,.hsr; &.d, i"r hrshr Potatoes: syt'
for ;lb. Butt.t; I'D f"r ll5 Esron; l.i Tor ~"
Pork; lyd Tor IL, L.rd lSd :or lii Taio" or D."
dried Hide ls,; r"r ai,i VI rourtry mad. s"'p:
lyl for duy-u Egg l.i far LID OF old pewter
or lead hyde :or psir Of COED leather Bro
ga;.s and tor uthty dhoes in proportion.
WM. GREGG, Pres.
T. Z
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derive. in great measure, tho wsilike nateriu,
tho ordnance and ordnance stores, which arc s1-
p.nded so profu,ely in the numerous and dosps-
gate engagements that re erdly succeed e,et other.
Cotton and wo''", fs.;s. shoes and harness.
wagons aud gut carr; sg~.. arS produced iu daily
increasing qaau,iirr hy s,hs ;"c.nti ips: Fptnslns
into existss,e. olr,se!ds, uo logger waisssed sy
c,ssoR that cannot DO exported, arc devoted to tie
production Of cereals and the growth Of stock for
reerly purchase ~.:I ,!.o l4o,.-as Of cotton. In
shs homes &c car Eoble and devoted women, with
cut whose sablins sacrifices our suceeFs .Would
have Seen impossible, ths noi,o. Of the loom and
osthe spinning wheel nay be heard throughout
the land. With hearts swelling with gratitude
lst us, then, join in returning thanks to God and
IN heseeehing the continuance OF His protecting
care over our cause. and the restoration Of peace
Wish ia manifold blessings to our beloved ooen-
try. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
R.czXoxp, Jan. IL, 1888
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THE WosDKR OF ygE NugLn.-On Non
ds, last, there ss sn exhibition in our town
of n tre-Aeadsl co!orei girl. She fusins coe
ef the greatest wonders Of the age, and has
exci,ed the wonder OF the medical world,
both in Europe and America. The Sia,naue
Twins have been regarded as most worder.
i.l Production Of nst.Te, but in NJ te?pret
.re tley 'tom parable' 70 this dual sla srt si'l'
gIe eyist.nce Of tLis black girl. sl.e has two
ai.tihct heads and q marked individuality
sL,ye the waist and in the lover eztrenIsies.
l.s.tAl o, lateral connection, as in the case
~ The S.sIness Twins, there ia positive
:oSsui jui.c:iun, in part, by which one body
i. iSs-a,el, the other parts being free and un-
restrained. She seems to be very intel
gari sisi, sad has rather lf.e musical tai
eu,. !ThiIe talking or singing, YOU have be-
fore yu,: two distinct persons, AID yet there
stands in iuexplicahls reality but ous cnrrc.
r,al. existence. At tbs mysterious union.
seisnea reooils. She, however, !, worthy Of
y personal observation, end we anticipate If
she i, carried through the South, that the stu.
dent cf nature and the curious must make
her the subject Of close scrutiny, and re-
.7rn amazed st tie woTks OF nature. In Eu.
,,pa, in some ot tho States OF the old Union,
.ad in some Of our glorious CoItederacy, the!
have been exhibited. We hope that they
v;,l be- carried through the Southern States,
so tina, a.! may have "a opportunity OF Ia
a1ac,ing this nos: wonderful Of al We ,dsrs.
We lara that. this girl will be again ex,
h:tite: the Court House Gin Friday next
C.rr!ih, Spartan. :
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Stevens Creek Academy

THylH Exercise, # tt. Jpsti'n.;m will cnrH-
Il meucn Oh tho aecnnl M"nriuJ uf Ial!rury,
l,6S, under tho ,r!srrisin u tue unss' tSsue'i.
~hnss ruIpps. viii! Me 90 xiv. the VII" ct ns
Lac and streu!, to ID. ctai and il0r.l trGia-
ing Of stn.lcnt. put under lis cnre. Psrsnns
wishing To give their children good Academiral
Education. or To have thtm thoroughly prepared
fur any Souihera College, will have Kind aud
liberal attention given them in our School.
Primary Department, including Spelling, Reaa-
ing, Writing, &c, $40 per Session.
Academic Department-Cluss First, including
Reading, Pepmanship, English Grammar, Histo-
ry, Arithmetic and Geography. Slf, 80 pr Session.
Class Second, including English Composition,
Natural Philosophy, AnalyIia.of the Eng. Lam
gu0ge, Arithmetic, Algebra, Latin and Greek, S2n
per Session.
Instruction In Latin and Greek will be given
purity by lectures and partly by daily nSaio:na-
!inns upon the Text. Il will 20 condu-tri w:!h
tho view Of enabling Students to trnnr!ute wi!:'
readine,s and write with accuracy the lanGEGg-'
which it embraces TO this end constant aIIsutI"n
will be devoted to the written eIersisea Of ;raEs-
posing Latin and GreeL into Epgl!sL and Engrh
into Latin and Greek.
There will lie two Sessions. each cnnss'ingE"f
Twenty Weeks. The Spring Session commences
TN the ssrnad Monday in January, aud continues
Twenty Weeks. Two wUuk, afterwards, the Fall
Sassinn rnmmunres and continues Twenty Weeks,
nEirh gives u vacation NJ fDo ftsk,.
A. tho end rs ZACH Germ there will Ia q thor
"agh examination Of the different Glasses het"rs
the patrons nf the Institution.
No deduction will he nude s1cepr in eases Of
JOHN ". MccAHTS.
1ur
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The State Of South lima,

rcnmissary General Of +
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Paw Your Interest

ALL psrsuns indebted by Notes duo ths Trust
IA Estate uf Mrs. Rusrla Bial0ck, deed, arc
respectfully ,Ulioitsl 70 pug The interest due oh
..ii Notes. JOHN HUIET, Trustee.
ALL Person, indebted ON Notes given st lie
Estate sale Of Juhn GihIon, Dec. Is, 1913, are
laost earnestly requested to pay thc interest which
hus accraud on snid Nutes.
JOHN HG1ET, Guar. (Minors.!
ALL vbo gave Notes at the Estate sale Of R.
r. BGuknight, deed on 18th Jsn, y 1854, will, it
i. hoped. ruy the iatersst on their Noto'.
JOHN NUlET, Admir-.
ALL rsryons iulched to the Estate Of Col. S.
chrisliu, dvc'd, or to W. c. Morngnp, Adm'or Of
said deceased, urc solicited to nsk' prompt pay
uont Of both prinsipcl and tnt.re't. As there is
urgent necessity have the EstX's closed as 'eoh
q. pnsa,bie. JOHi HuIET, Reesiror.
AND, al4u, those indebted to nS are requested
:, tile ut lep.t po, ti.n Of their indebtedness.
JOHN HURT.
Jan 8, 1868. It
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Co17ox CAhns.-The Milledgevi lie [Ga.)
Recorle- says The machine now in opera,
ton turns out twenty four pairs a Cay, whirh
are roli st si1 dollars each. T~nmhef mn.
chiner a.s near!;; Completed, aas! We learn
that the increase will continue rs rapidly az
the ruacilres can u. rlS.le bv the workruen
uatil sh,ut tb.es h0ai'A' pairs are finished
1riiy
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Lost {!

NH Saturday 1th Jan. ls6s, ! l"'1 j." small p's'Il
W h!ack uorocco POCKET R3oh' c"tta'ninS
,1,ur ssu-ono $50 Confederate Bill. site nf other
D;il. mt r,collecred. The Pocket Book ountsiued
Note made payable to Mark Smith f"r the h'fe
Of , ..gro bny ior *io0. duo ,n Ian. 'ti by aah.
..rihsr Alsn lnst one MITE rf hand cn lnlius
Ranks .,r ssno With errlii. af a.an &c M .sN, o.,
,nJ rua MI r., D. tnlplnsn Inr *,u,, .lniua nni faep
!sr,el, bu, sirsa rnm.sItur 'tss fall, hn!h rsss-
bls ~ .al,.cflhor. All pefsnns ars hotohy sGrs-
vsrnca from trailing fnt the ssia Notes.
' . 49, Il. II. HRlrFifH.
- a, Its
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Jan 81
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Jan. IL, lSt...
9EEERAL ORDER NOS.
pursa4nt TO an Act Of the General Assembly
4. entitled "An Act to authorize and smp""sr
certain Regiments to elect their Pield Officers"
passud on the 18th day of December, A. D. looa.
IN election for pisld Officers to command tie 10th
Regiment lst C"rps Reserves. ID hereby Ordered
{, be holden On sATURDAl, 'ha ztth oay OF
January irs:.
Il. That said elections shall he conducted BY
ID. cvnmissio Officers Of the Companies whose
duty it shnl bs to opon and hold polls for their
respective companies at such plscss ~ish'n 'hs
lir,i;s of mid Regiment as they msy Sec fit e."
designate, receive and count tho votes l.ll lneu',
bsrs of the campanips heing entitled t" ro's) snd
Immediately make thsir return Of ssid election
under their hands to ,his Office
III. This Captains Of the ccml snisa arc Charged
with the execution Of this order.
BY iuS;ructirp Of the Gen.ral AsseniblJ.
A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General 5. c.
In IS
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4 SEr-ru .ANoSa OFpSIALs.-Tsc latest
arrival from the North states that hssicua
recently took place on Pennsylvania Avenue,
iu Washington, between Halleck, tho Com.
mandcr In. Chief, And the ronng Napoleon.
NeCIellan. The story Is that Mcclellan ues
Hslleck on the street and accusad him Of
having published .i.s'Pe Of untln.hins false
hoods in bis recent report, when the latter
pitched into Mcclellan, who defended him
self 10 decided advantage. III, further stated
ths. with reference 10 the affair, that one of
the city papers had paragraph noticing it,
bat before half q dozen copies were a:rucS on
the police interfered and had the whole mat.
tes suppressed.
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hereby essr reward Of Thirty. Dollars fo'.
sLs delivery 10 mo Of other of the xbove-nancd
ZION csptsins of :Conpanie. to which either OF
ihs nbuve-nasnsd belong will publish sheE .. de-
ssttsrs In their Diitrirt papers. 4 copy Of tai.
..der viii b. furnished she Cha-!.sson Co.ei:: Cor
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IA ORDINARY,

my ". y, prRlsuH, Esq, ordisurJ Of hdss-
I'D 6sld nsstrlrt, u-,
wh,reas, Ella. c. Robertson, bsi applied 10 ne
Yl letter. Of AdnI1'1T, a. sea a's s,sa,s Hs's Of
Sarah Jacobs, late OF tho Distinct Aforesaid
decd. =,
These are, therefore, to cite and admoaish VII
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be snd appear before nae, at our
ns., ordinary's Court for the said District. to be
holden at Edyefold Court House, on the zsth DAY
Of January inst, to show cause, II nny, why tho
said administration should not he granted.
Givan under my hand and seal. this .3th day
Of Jan in the year Of our Lord one thousaha
eight hundred and sixty -thrcs, and in the eighty
SOW onth year of tho Independence Of 5; Carolina
". F. DURISoE, o.E.h.
Jan. ~ 2to
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlSA.

4 a,Jry.y-.Sc ryspEc?uR. GESEaAL's Orf:cE,
CottYs.A, Jan. u, 1867.
Rv.Ols::ya Of Gestrnus and Coansa pared .]ate
n. 1852.
EXTRACT.
&C. Hss0t-ed, That sil ters"ns able to military
du,y in the First Corps Reserves VINO 'aaii naia
de:su, her Summoned TOT ssfvise, shall bs sui
jeot to sueh yuniah:Heut hort Of death ss may be
Imposed by roar, mur.is! ur,isr1d by The Com
mandsrs ii tho Regiment 10 which such default
uiay bs made"
GENERAL ORDER NO.
So much of t3snsral Order No. 45 na conflicts
With the abuYs Revolution is hereby counter
u Ar.lei.
~ order Of tie CunmRnir'i-;n-chirE
A. C. .GARLIN4T0S,
Aijatau, and Iusper;or-G.aersl Of 5. C.
Ian Sl y
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Dentistry !

~H. III. PARKER will be 10 bi. Office
regularly esch day during Sale-day week ;
but .ftcr then he will nnly DO thoro occasionally,
\. hl. Professional engagements throughout the
District demand much Of his attention.
ny Having To pay the highest Cash prices fn.
panIi,trv materials, he will hereaftur work ONLY
FOR CASH.
Ssrt lU W
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Administrators Sale.

EN- pursusacc Of su order fr"rn W. Y. pnr'sne,
4 ESQ, Ordinary t"r Edasdell litfri"t, | will
s,ll \, The lu,c rusid.ne. "f Ds,id Rush. decd.
IN THURSDAY, the :ss,l ins:ant all the pertona!
Estate Of sail deceased. consis:ing in part 'f
ONE NEuRO. CATTLE, SHEEP. HOGS,
COTTON, CoNH. ropDE%
Wagon, llors.hcli anl h;,'lssr furoiturs, &c.
T,r,us made auoxn OF day nf ,slc.
MARY kCSH. Aim'y.
2,E
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ST The Baltimore Sun Of As 18th sant los
an ofs.i. dispatch iron Curti. to Hslieck. ap-
a.unrins repulse OF ,be G"nfrderntss atspring-
se'a, n. The town VIE much damaged. G'r.
Brown .o.t an urm fhs loss On both sides is
small.
asr A letter frcn Eassaa asserts that the
3r:,ish Government had de- nsuded the withdraw
al Of Adpiral Charles Tilkes f1esa the Yankee
ssuadrsS.
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Factory Goods.

n HAVE made srrabsen.n, With the Grnr;ss-
4 villa Gsapeac,sT:ug tompary to furnish me
ri.h IL l:ri G,iAliss y: EkoKS HOAESPtN
rsekly, ~uI-h sj;! s.il fnr ca,h, ut the Pos,
Office in this f..age. "1 HOinssdays en-. Thurs
layi of each wcsh.
The supply bsns :iu;:r-! can take no ordert
ahead. CfiAe. J. .. BACOA.
Grauite,iIIc. Doc g 4ls 81
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Notice.

4 LII re's"nl having ary clsin' OF aA1'aas.
IA axs;lsl Ite k.sats o: Jsn,rs R..ue.es- 49,
ceased, arc n",iaed that it Is tr! iuLe,i.a sSi
desi,u ia hMSe fual Se,tenirnl OF rsld E.tsIs IL
the Grdinxrys udsse Of Rdgeseld Meatsy As
4eth duy Of January, lSeS. Ih"+s having ~
manlis again.t rsid Estate viii prceet! thee IN
/ bat day, or DO hereafter barred.
LAEKlS HBfSotpS ES'a.
Dec 80 IS -
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ 0RUlNAHl'.
E,iSs c. Retsrt.on, uuardisa 81
,,S.Iay R1tsrtseG sa,t o.as's, Citation Tor
=, Settlement
John P. Self api his srreties. ". sad Acct.
u. Jennings and John Eskias.
nN hearing the Petition in ii. above eass, It
" is ordered that the storssssd Defendants 40
appear ia the Court Of Ordinary for hdgeneld
District. on the 3uih April rsYt, to account fOr
thsir Guardianship Of the ab.vs minnrN. 4 ses-
t.snept asd Decree will be nsds that day for the
amount due the said minors
W. F. DrRlS0R, o.s.p.
Jan ~, lSsS Sn
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EDGEPlELD DISTRICT.

kDN kft ftELD Dlo htSi-
IA ORDINARY.
mr ". p. puRIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary #
ID Edssssld District
g., I.,t.ra of Administration, On all aud sinEu-
lar the soed, and Ohxttlss. iEhn aud credits "t
Norri. T. Ridgel!, late Of The pittIiet aforosad.
d,s'd. m
These are, therefore, to ai,s and adnonifs I'LL
and siuguls-, tho kindred and ersditora Of the
,sid deceased, to he and appear bslore me. ~ our
pszt Ordinary p Court for tho taid Pstriss, 7, W
holden ut Bigoteld C. H: on the svtl day OF Jan.
inst, 80 Ihos csuse ii sny. Why The 'l'd adm'n1'-
ration shouhl not be granted.
,;i,.p uudsr my hand and ssGl. hi. 18th day vi
J,p., in ,Ge year OF our Lord ono sh"niand
.ivht hundred ard sixty three, and in the eighty.
,.venth yesr Of the lndopsndenes Of The state OF
'"1'" e-'''' w. p. DrRIhoE, 0. 4. D.
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State Of South Carolina,
EpGiEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINATE.

Sits.on Assawuy,
John A,lsw.y, Gus-. ad Item.
VpT an orlsr from ,hs Ordinary .aall proceed
I'D IL is.i y. Eigsholi {. II. on thu nrss 1i"h.
day in February next, for Partition, the Real
Estpte of Tonles AttnEay, deed e"iislatlng oi
TRACT OK PARCEL 0E LAMP lying And to-
ing in the Di.tric, aNa stsio ifnn:asd cont-ining
Fifty ;.ll ARE, more ur luss, and bounding "u
lau il or Samuel Webb, Jerry Morgan and uthtr'.
TERMS.-on erodit until the let january
next with intsrsst from day Of Sale. pnrehss.r r
to yite Bond and goLd sscurites and M"r1-
gage I" the Ordinary tn secure the purchase
inone,. Costs to be paid in Cash. Titles extE4'
LEWIS JONES, 5. L. i;
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$50 Reward.

CAMP GRIFFIN, JAZZ. sin, 1862.
VHyHlRTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
Il 70. the arrest and delivery Of AnAM LCS-
NENBERGER to this Cnup, or fifteen Dollars
for his arrest ard confinement in Jail with inlur-
nation "r his arrcst.. The aaid LCNNENBl r
GER deserted my Company in CharlS'ten "a the
2lth November last. All those on expired fur
ouyhs will report themselves for duty i,n;aslaio
~. or they will be considered dsaosters and irsat
Cd accordingly.
Ry oSder of Col T. G. BAcos.
]. B. HOLMES. Capt.
Co. C, 5th Reg't. Rcseryc'.
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$50 Reward.
CAMP NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,

CAMP NEAR FREDERICKSBURG,
Dee. a9.h, 1862.
nEsgRTEp fran his COMPANY, Private A.
Nv MARONY. If Co. Z, 7th s. c. Regiment.
sad MARuNY i. native EdysEeli District,
i. about IS or ~ years old. dark r"mplecti"n.
dark hxir, grey tycs, and weighs about Nv Or
$50 lLs. will give The above reward fur l,ia de-
livery in auy Convenient Jail, or to ms i'll the 1th
). c. Regiment.
Go. I. 1th s. c. ReS't.
Jan 10 So
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HEADQUARTERS

UEADQU AKA EN5
COSMISsART- DEPT. S. {.
CcLvNsIa, S. @, Januarys, 1853.
a IL applicants for agencies for the distiIlatiOn
IA NJ sprirunus liquors fr"u the cereal grains
vi hi, Sts,u, in cnniurni,, aith tho Act 70 tnr-
,.ross the undue distllatioh thrrsa, rill ae ~i:h
Tho uudrrrisusd thoir applications, tn. gstb.r with
th. testimony Of two or more rerpeetabe snd rr@F
hie rArsirisns Of tho District duly authenticated
Gy ths Clerk IL !hc Conr', Iaat they srs se'r"Hs'
Lls uul skilled agents.
Ry stAor Of tho Go!S,n?1;
50SEpH-wALEEE,
,'ctrmissnry General ur r g..
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Elizahsth Cn,emuu, Apnlnant,

JOHN T. hlexsr, Robstt t!ansint"n
sSd ,;asah A.. tt Nile, OF q, hsf'e
sbY .r Gr,lsy f,on. me Ordinary, shsll pro
u eeed TO esll Ut Eigehed E.. H., % tho Mrss
Monday in February next, sho Kuul Estate Of
Jamo. L. Jonos. decd, certain TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND lying and being if, the
Di.trc, and Stats aforesaid, containing Tmo Hun!
,irci and twenty five acros. moro Of ltss otd nd.
joining lands Of Rldscd MVblsr, drurss spsaf-
uan aud uthert.
TERMS....On credit Of twelve nuntbt with
interest from sails. Purchaser to givu Bond with
good sccuritiss and Mortgage to the Ordinary
to secure the purchase monoy. Costs to be paid
in cash. Titles extra
LEWIS JONES, s. r. u.
Jan St