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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

NEW-lOlik AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trans tsr AhEay lIoy and Saaioz pp-sgs. sbo fon
n~cting With tie North and West, lrayr 2Os spot . lgso
a. ~. aul I.. lN "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch.
- hs a. Qurru~sown Goa AsrhorL- Tine wsti-tnpern
o. tie Liver 89 New loz snd fliadv DAs steam
sp toilpgny tiumHH Libel essTy.g hr L. > AEs ~
tri Died 60 atl - iolJas "a.
'silnry .ft 10
.-IiuIcsv. Oct -
CITY Or NAShtAs OSs.....t.s...,. saiufusy. oct ~
Aud succeeding SATURDAY, al uooa. TonI flsf az
No n Rs.F. ~
PASSAGE, ....
Psvthlo W. gold. or r. r''dynirn' IN rurrsrry;
FIRST lAEls......abBl W SIEkAAt3k az Ga
Frst Cshint3 London. * NJ SeoEase London. 81 %
FiTs. cabin Psrs... " pnSto~spks tol gns... az o0
Iirstrehin Hamburg ~ no ,eerage hau 5grs 3 o.
Pe.s.nees Ea forwarded q igue. bToncD RnfstfdaIn
Artwr.T. AZ. "a sassliy so~ fe'es
tarus bonn intrcc. Lncal own, Isl Cabn. 10 Ffs
Sis. Sisnrase. ~ 1hnss Who wish 10 send 'of ter
irituis buy tcsrfl a. tho,o rE-ss, ra
fos Farther innrna, apply al The Conirany's Offices
Join q. DALI. Atrnt 10. i5A TVudw sl, Il. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
uONEY HROOK GOAL 90.

HONEI DNUUk IUAL %.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1T 8 meeting Of the Hoard 81 ui-~cors q M. HONEY
BROOK COAL Co. beId a. their oice no. 10y suai-s
PLiece phia. the sth Of Octob-i, 1884, DlNlDLHD Of
POUR AND OHE-IAlF PER CENT on Nspitsi Stoes VI
Three Million Dollars clear Of 81 1tze ceo sIcd iron
esInss - Company fo the quarter ending ts lei
J. ?. MocREARY Prssidsr.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

TEfAsuErR's OYyicT.
CE.TpsL RAILRosD O., oy NIs JEn ~.
70 o. WALTZ. Raw. iorR Oc.. ~. 49,.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ui TWO
~ ISDAHHLF PR CENT free II Government ItI.
ha, declared Tayase o this sfhct on 's"'ay !" H.
The ty,a.er books N remain eo,ed unti the l7h int
hAMukL khUH, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

OTT-icr tHYnicks Noop FtrER Co.
No I'll Bfo2d1ay, k-slorA
NOTICE-Thc Annual Meeting Of the Stock-
~ holder. Of tis Company, will b. ted on hgrday Oct
20 l4 a, Ia; aica Of ~, Company No ~ Bro-dway nrs
yok n. m O'clock a M for the ELECrlOS Of TKl sTEEs
and for tie r4ussetion Il snsh ose sines. =, ny -y
cone be0r, The fDcoing Per oTsef D. Deff O' D'S y
HNw YoRH, Ocioy-T J. lsyi
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
EXCURSIONS. 3.

GUSHING BANKs-THR SEA GOING sTEAHnR
VIRGINIA SEYMOUR will make . trip to the Fishing
Banks on Sunday Sept IS Bat. lines and rsfreshme@,e @
Twentieth street r. at Spring street At 81 and pier
No. 4. n. R. at O'Clock. Fare 81.
A. SCOTT. j. SCOTT.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

A BEAUTIFUL LADY. AGED H. OF GOOD STAND.
n ing In society soliciu the OF geBeman
with view TO matrimosy Call on Mss Sshes, 70 Mso-
dsugA efset
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Sept 1852. n.
AsHxs.-Recep,s, 35 bbs. Market inactive and prices
nominal
BRsApsrrFFs Receipts, 43s bbls -four, 2ss bbls and
SIS bags corn meal 90 bushels wheat ais do corn 2T3
do rye, "a, 500 do oats, and 125 do malt The market
was again Sc ioc better on the low Grades owing 70
the paucty OF supplies and slight rally in the quotation
for gold The demand, however, quite light and
fnod to the OF the home trade being
gin shipments. Salss IL coo bbs State and Western
LOCO bols. Southern and 600 hbs Canadian. In rye
noT and corn meat there only oboing trade within
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
POST OFFICE NOTICE.


DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR GREAT
l. Britain and the Continent via Southampton and HAM
burg Germaniao will close a ~ O'Clock A. NJ
ani the mails for Ireland. via Queenstown per steamer
City OF Washington Twill close at lUS A. M at this office.
Saturday the h day Of September and at the town
Stations as folows:-
Stations A and B-9k A. NJ
Stations G and Do A. M.
Stations Il and F-S45A.M NJ.
Station G, $50 A. M.
ABRAM WAKEMAN, Postnaslee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
s=i-=
FIN ANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
(yANADA COPPER STOCK.-A LIMITED NUMBER
~ Of shares OF the ST. Margaret Copper Mining Company
par value $sol part cuars apply the Office of the
company y, 81 William street, bew York.
HENRY KING, President
EDWARD B Surros, Secretary.
nIvIDRND NoTICE-THE TRUSTEES OF THE
~ Kn ekerbocser Petroleum Company stephen Crowel,
ESQ., President have declared dividend of
free Of tax payable the
18th instant the once o. the bankers Tesrs sehne hardt
A Gebhnrd, II Nassau street FRED. SCHUCHARDT
NEW YoRK, Sept a. 1854. Treasurer.
nIvIDEND HOTiCE.-THE TRUSTEES OF THE
IL Manhattan Petroleum Company Wn q. Grant, Esq,
Presiceu declared dividend OF the
cpIta stock the 18th inst al the olce OF the
company Empire Buildings No III Broadway, room No. As
'''''N JOHN C. HENDERSON. Treasurer
NKw York, Sept Is. S6i
NEW YORK SEPT. IS lSa'-THE TRUSTEES OF
IN the Consolidated Petroleum oil Company have this
declared dividend Of on cent CD on the capital
par value $40 share from the net earnings Of
the OF August able at The onCe
40 Broad street on aud after the 18th inst
C. H. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
OFFICE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
" No Is william street - .. , ,e.,
The meeting Of the stockhoders OF this Company
will be Monday o. October at the oAee OF
the IS william street New York at III O'Clock A.
the transaction OF such business as may come be-
fore the meeting JOHN A. DiA, fresldent
II v. PooR. secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
kALEH At AUCTION.

uCrios sorcE:-D D. oAULKINs AuCrloNEER
IA To purchs OF really first ASS costly Hurnturs
rich French Pier aud ksnte Mirrors, sa.
psrbly carved rosewood Piano
farte, silver Pate, &C
THIS DAY (FhIDAYL SKPT. B
the resdenc 2e West Fourteenth street, near Eghth
avenue com mencing Al ~ O'Clock A. M rain or shine
sale the richest and most elaborate
ly carved Paro Furniture offered at pubic aucuon
sold without any An exAminatio Will
we'll repay intending bu ers
Parors contain elegant full Suits Of rosewood Par
rich brocade and satin rosewood
Etareres splendid and costly Parian Ornaments rich
MAaNIFIcENT ROSEWOOD PIANofoRrE.
Stool and Cover
an elegant Instrument round beautifully
carved less and case all m ndern Improvements
,nilcent coeciion of Paintings ROSEWOOD
Turkish Easy Chairs in hne Centre ana
Side marble fabes rcniy csrved Velvet and brussels
Carpets &c, Sc
Chamber suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedseas Washstands Sofa Beds In hne harcoth
ten Hair Matresse from AZ 20 50 pounds MADE 70
order in excellent condition
Dang Room Furu liure consisting of fine Extension
u ming Table oak Chairs, Silver Ware, rich China
Ivory and shver Cutlery Forks spoons ac with heavy
Cut and Engraved Glassware Of every escription.
In attendance cart pack or ship Tor pur
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
sHlPPIHa.

STEAK WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
y ouesrstown. Cork Harbor). The Liverpool. New
carrying the United States mai intend despatching their
full powered Clyde built iron steamships as follnws.
F eF sATTEP
CITY OF LONDON. N............SATuRDAf, OCFOBEh
and succeeding saturday Noon from pier "A North
RATES or PASSAGE.
First Cabin stserase
Be- De- 10 Hs, nsSsars Be- Be- e EsGs hsaSars
Passengers also forwarded 70 Havrs Bremen. Rotser-
From Liverpool or Queenstown: First Cabin, SIS $ss
and $03 Steerage $50 Those who wish send for their
These steamers have superior Recommendations for pas
sengers strongly built In water tight iron sections aud
carry patent fire annhiiaors Experienced Surgeons are
For further information apply IN Liverpool to WILLIAM
MALcoLMNo ST na Enoeh saare IL IL Sussnssown 70
WD SEYMOUR 4 CO. in Lon 70 Elves 4 mt"EY;
Rue No,re Dame des VICTORIES Place De la b !
Philadephia to JOHN @. DALE, III Walnut ST. 4
'As company yJoaNG q. DALE. Agent Is Broadway. n \
L mail steamships, between New York and Liverpool
calling at Cork harbor and between Boston and Liverpool
EUROPA leaves Boston Wednesday. September H.:
SCOTIA leaves New York Wednesday,s september a.
Persia leaves New YORK wcdnesiay. October s.
ASIA leaves Boston Wednesday October ~ :.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. 80 -
Chief cabin psssags: ~ ~
FROM Bosros TO IlvknrooL.
CneI cabin passage o oo
PAYABLE in gold er its equivalent in United states currency
Berths not secured until paid for.
The owners OF these ships win not be accountable for
specie vauabes unless bills Of ading having the value
expressed are signed therefor.
For freight Or passage eaPy cSPSARD No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NTEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
In Trains tor Albany Troy and Saratoga Sprngs shse
injecting with the North West Nv sixth
street depot at 10Y A. NJ and4 L. NJ.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

UCTIoN SALE OF wHIsKEY, WINES, LIQUORS
"A and CHAMPAQNES.
s. HERMAN Co, Auctoneers, sell this day (Friday),
Sept. Ii, at IUe clock at the saesroom Is Bowery,
% barrels Cruwe's extra old Bourbon Whskey
g. barrels Marshal Cutters choice Bourbon and Rye
Whskey.
65 casks I'm ported and domestic Brandies
Piues and barrels Gin Jamaica Rum Port and Sherry
Wines lot other Liquors eegars Tobacco, &c. Also
l2U and Horse Wagon and lar
large Glass Case Heater being the entire
stock of . wholesale dealer Sale positive
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
PErRoIhdM.
RICHARDS kIFGSLkND,
IS PINE STREET. NEW YORK,
HAS PoR SALE THE FOLLOWING
OIL STOCKS.
SEPTEMBER DIVIDENDS
DETROLEJM.

viii be advanced stocks purchased before she
25th lost, as follows
DIVIDEND 2PkR CENT.
"ap'e ''''s DivIDEsp PEK CENT.
DIVIDEND, PkR CENT.
DIVIDEND. Ia PER CENT.
Success fs'r0sST DIvipEsD.p I'd HsDpspy ~ PER CENT
KnicSerbocser Pstroleum OH Comlsny,
DIVIDEND, PER CENT.
Manhattan Petroleum OF Company ru~
DIVIDEND. PER CENT
buenanan fs'I niVIDESD. I ! rKR CENT.
400 shsres New York and cghsny Petroleum Cornpaup
Ices shares bercen Coal and Oh COMPANY.
SO shares AHeghaHy Petroleum Company.
~ shares knierprise Qi Company.
80 shares rlnt,n Ofi Company.
~ shares ksuawha OIL Cor pany.
600 eRhan7 River Petroleum Company, OF Phila
ip O5 shares Philips on Company, OF Phlsdelphia
40 shares Vensngo 0ll Company ~ Phiisdelpbis
90 shates watson bf Company, o. Philadelphia.
e. shares 7rest Wes.rn ~ Gpi1pan. oi fhhadeiphAl
j,fNN ALsrss 0Hia River on Nompany. OF PhiadeiphiS
iO.V shsIes Os33rne OA C0mpshs q bhladelp phia.
BsoKs o. SUBSCRIPTION
are now open Al tAe oaee for original subscriptions
for the
BURNING SPRING
CENTRAL PETROLEUM. COMPANY,
Guaranteeing per cent Der month.
Lsof the
EALnEN COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
TBE SAVAGE SILVER MINING COMPANY or SAN
Frsnc c1 rs dec stsd dividend Of fty dol ars per
iooi g9l pstabie through the Bank Of California 70
hEW y cNk, sept 7, 1854
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
OFFICE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEw YoEK. Sept. 2, 1864.
of this Company
7 o. October, at the Office of
New York. at III o'clock A.
business rs may come be-
JOHN A. DIX, President.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
TUE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY,
4 PRESIDENT, NENAhGo COUNTY, PENN,
Carital stock s5ooOO O0o -
In shares Of IS each par vsiue
Subscription price 81 per saars.

These lands contain about $500 srres on the behany
river snd Hemiock, Porcupne and Mclrsa crssks
making o boring trritsry Of ovsr ten ard haf mies
M extent The wells The sd3 oblng pfopertT known
t6s eieDratsd HeydrickM wells and "Pltboe Creek
,ys H. are famous for their immense supply OF Oil The
this property are being ssnk VITO great vigor and
promise isrge supplies of OIL ,....
VI tbe capitalist ana 10 paftfs OF hmed means unsur.
parsed inducements are shered =, ,.--.,-- =
be obtained At the Oace OF Ia IL SlhFsVn W., NO. os
Sedst s.eeL
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

The annual meeting Of the 8
will be held on the lst Monda
the company. Is William street
M, Tor the transaction OF suci
fore the meeting.
II v. Poor Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
The 1Edgetield Female
COLLEGE.
At EDGEGIELD C. n g. {

AT EDGEGlELD C, H., s. Q.
TUyITH next Scholastic year Of this Institution
will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
OCTOBER, and will be divided. into two Ses-
sions of Twenty weeks each.
TERMS. PER SESSION.
Tuition in Collegiate Department, $4,000
Academic 1000
q" Primary 5000
French, 5000
=" Music, including use of instrument, 800
Contin rent Fee: 500
Board, including Fuel and Lights, 10000
in the present currency, or S12 Pcr month if
paid in provisions at old ratesS
Planters and farmers who send thoir daughters
will be required to pay for their Board in whole
or in part in provisions.
Some of tho citisens of the town have kindly
consented to board pupils at. the same rntcs when
tho rooms Of the Principal have been filled.
'Boarders must furnish :thcit own towels, ahects,
pillow cases. blankets OF comforts coveylots, hand
soap and drinking cupa. All the pupils arc ro-
nue,ted TO bring their School books with them.
Payments for each Session will be required in
advance.
- NV w. ." 0tA'
*Wo will give the following prices for the sew
oral articles mentioned below, although some Of
these prices are higher than were paid,in this
market before the war Butter 25c; bacon l3@
l5c; pork neat So; tallow 13@15c; beef 5@Sc;
mutton ,50@75 per quarter; -four $40 per barrel;
corn and peas 81; sweet potatoes 600 pr bush
cl; fowls rs @25c. piece; turkeys Sl,50@s2
pdir; syrup 5O@75e per gal; salt 50@75c per
bushcl; eggs 12{@l l5c per doz; fodder and hay
81. per 100 lbs; wood 81 four horse load.
Edgefold, Aug.23 II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

Gg> The Yankees landed at Bayou Sara fs's
days ago, and commenced pulling down houses
and carrying the material to Morganast to build
winter quarters. They committed while there
such outrages upon the ladies thatthifty Of them
have beon- put in irons, and the officers who per-
mittcd it are to be eashicred.
wA Paris correspondent Of the Lcndcn
Post saws the ladies os Fo1is 'nrc now coloring
their hair light red, thatbcing the.fashiOr.
sy r. a. Aloxander's celebrated horse, os-
terer, valued at sls, Goo, .ras captured at Bloom
field, KY, rccsntly, by the confcderates-
rg- A violent hurricane occurred at Calcutta
on the 5th of oc,obsr. One hundred and Fifty
vessels were driven from their mocrinss, strand
cd and damaged. Trclvethcusandp persons rerc
drowned. The los. is estimated at tEo hundred
million francs.
aas, The Southern Reco:der estimates thntthe
appropriations CALLED fsr.by Gor. Brown in big
message, for the coming fiscal yeaI will render
necessary tax of twenty and & h,if million
aollarr-of. nearly as much as the rsop!e turned
John Quincy Adams out Of efics for spending
far tse whole United States.
as- New York and Baltimore partrs say that
srfic;spt returns haye been received from all tho
state, to warrant the announcement that Lincoln
b,. .yer tiiree hundred thorsand majority inthe
ronp,.r veto, ard Las carried all TIC Slater voting
but but throe, and will have a majority of oro hun
dred aad nincty-two votes in the electoral college
asr Capt. Morris Of the Florida te''Gr'rEed
jthS7captnro ef thst vessel TO Tie ec'i' d. 1'''
! aGt at in Loraon. The Times says that .ho stiz-
uro of tho Florida vas on act Of piracy. The
Herald recommends all rthc maritime power. to
interfereif if the Florida iGspot given up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Farniville Academy.

YHyHE Exercises. of this Institution, situated at
IL Capt JAMES DoRs's, one milo below Dorn's
Mills on the Stage Road from Augusta to Nine
ty.Six, com menced Oct 25th, and will continue
two Sessions of Twenty weeks each.
Good board can be obtained at different places
in tho noishborhood, within ono mile of the
Academy, at prices 10 accordance with the times;
or persons who prefer furnishing their own pro-
visions, can got very comfortable house by ap-
plying to me soon.
Persons wishing their sons thoroughly pre-
pared for any Southern College, or. Military In
.titution, will have liberal attention given them
at my School.
Terms; $50 per. Session, strictly in adrance. z.
For further particulars, apply to tho undsr-
's JOHN W. McCANTs, Principal.
Nov Is 2t N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
State of South Carolina,
representatiu,

: NADJ'T. AND INsPEc GEMS. OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, November Is, 1864.
GENERAL 0RDERS:NO. Is.
II THE companies organized in every militia
Hs regiment of this State, will forthwith pro-
ceed to Hamburg, S. G., and report for duty to
Lieut.. Col. Wilmot G. DeSaussuro, AID. G.
II. The commanding officers of said compa-
nies will Immediately summon the. members of
their respective companies, as well as all persona
within tho militia regiments towhich they be-
long and who have not been enrolled, but who
arc liable to duty beyond the limits ofthcir Dis
tricts, to assemble at the most convenient points
on tho line Of railroads, prepared TO-, proceed at
once to Hamburg.
III. The troops will rrovido themselves with
haversacks aud four days rn,ions, and such sup
plies of clothing and cooking utensils as are in
dispopYabls for their comfort in the field, without
cncpmberinG the mselvcs with such articles as arc
not absolutely necessary.
w. Company, Officers ere authorized to- issue
certificates for transportation of mcmbersof thoir
respective commands.
:. ". The persons liable 10 this service arc, NIL
persons between the ages of sixteen and seven-
teen Jeara, and all persons between seventeen
and fifty ycarg Of ago who are exempt from Con-
federate service, but who are note1empt by the
laws Of this State from State service, which in
culturists who have been exempted by Confcdo-
ratio authority as owner and manager OF their
own plantations.
vi. Companies. convenient to Hamburg will
select their own means of transportation to that
point. n
VII. The commanding officers of y Siments,
and all general officers, as we'll as the officers
commanding these companies, arccharred with
the immediate extension Of these orders without
turthor notice.
VIII Tho "Batta!ssn of State Cadets and
the companies of smoun.od infantry commanded.
by Captains Frederick and Perciyal, will hold
themselves in readiness to take the field St the
shortest notice.
TX. Tho Governor and Commandsr,in Chief
enjons, as amatter Of the utmest Importance to
the public defence, the prompt sxecutionof these
orders, and the assembling of the troops at the
point designated without delay.
BY command: A. C. GARLINGT0N,
Adjutant and Inspector 0cnora $. C..
Nov. 22, 1t 49,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
800 Rewardl

m ANAWAY from the promises of Mr.. Isaac B.
EI, Stono on tho yh, Lis negro boy TURNER,
about % years old, copper colored ), and weighs
about $50 pounds. hHve grounds to suppose
thas the said boy has been decoycd off 'by sone
soldier, rs he had said that he was going to tho
arny. The above reward wiibo paid for his
recovery, and 500 additional mill 10 paid for
proof to convict any person of harboring or tax
ing OF the said negro.
Rohoboth, Nov. Is, If Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
State Of South Car roliiaa,
EDGEFJELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
nYw. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Whereas, z. W. carwllo has applied to
mo for Letters of Administrators, on all and
sin ngular the goods aud cha.tels rights End credits
Of John w. M,ys lats Of tho District aforesaid
Theso aro, therefore, to cite and admonisl, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
rdinarys Court for tho said District, to holden
at Eeyehcld C. H., On the let day Of Dee. next,
to show cause, if any, why the said administradoa
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 15th day of
Nov. in tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty three, and in the seth year Of
the Independents Of South CAROLINA;
W. F. DUNs0E, o.B.p.
Nov Is, 1864 2t At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

|. A French priest, who had usually a: very
small audience, was one day preaching at the
church in his village. when, the doors being
open, gander and several geese came stalk
ing up the middleaisle. The-preacher, avail
ing himself of the circumstance. observed,
that he could no longer find fault with his
district for. .non-attendance; because, though
they did not come themselves, they sent their
representatives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
State Of South Carolina
ED GEFIELD DISTRICT,
n ~ ~ rry n,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
EDY W. f. DuRISoR, EssI, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District. g.
'Whorca,, Thomas 3. Reese has applied to NO
for Letters of Administration, on all and Sin gulRr
the goods and chat,cls, rights .sLd credits of
James Boyd, late of the. District nforesaid,
dco'd. -
Those are, therefore. to cite and 'admonish all
and sin gular, tho kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, 70 BIO and appear before me, at our
next 0rdinsrys Conrt for Tho said District, TO bo
holden at Edgcheld Court House, on the 2Sth day
Of No7, inst, TO show causc, if any, why the
said administration should'not be granted.
Given under my hand and seali this ltth dsy Of
Nov, in tho year of Cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and aixty-four, aud in the eighty
nirgh year Of the Independence of s. CprOlina.
W. F. DURISoE, o.s.D. :.
Nov'l5 2t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

.OUa RETURNED PxIsoSgks.-We notice
with gret pleasure the good behaviour Of the
men. 1t might reasonably lave been eSrec-
ted that among such q great number Of men,
Just from their long confinement and cruel
treatment-once more with their feet upon
the soil of their beloved land ofliber.y-somc
would have braken over all restraints, but
it has rot been the case. All have been
properly and behaved with the utmost de-
corum.
A most cheering thing clearly observable
in the countenances Of all, as well IS from
their conversation, is, that they are not whip.
, ped or disHeartened or desponden.. They
are cheerful and confident, as full Of defiance
to the hateful Yankee inyader IS mortsls can
be.-SaI. News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
Land to Rent.

NXIILL bo rented to the highest bidder on
w FRIDAY, tue 9th December next, the
TRACT OF LAND belonging to the Estates of
e. W. and. W. A. Rutland, decd. ThisN Land
embraces two improvements-tbo buildings on
each boing we'll arranged and comfortable. There
is sufRciency of Land undor cultivation towork
fifteen or twenty hands.
=, L. P. RUTLAND, Admor. :.
Estate Z. W. Rutland.
EMSLEY LOTT,
II. NJ. SATCHER, =
Ad'ors Est ". A. Rutland.
Noyo St 40 e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

: Little Alice, dressed and prepared for a
walk, was skipping up and down the passage,
waiting for her mother to get ready to 60 out.
Her little cousin said he was going cut too.
"No," answered Alice, "you can t go-you
are not dressed well enough
Her uncle laughingly remarked, that the
pride stuck out quite early" .e
"No," answered Alice, !" it isn't my pride,
it's new silk frock that. sticks out so"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
A Final Settlement.

ALL persons having ella: against the Estate
"A: Of w. A. Rutland, decd, are notified to
present their claims on or before' the yin Doc.
nexs and all indebted to said Estate will please
pay. up by that .timo. as on that day final sot-
tlcment will be made at the late residence Of A.
Rutland, deed, on tho Estate of said W. A. Rut-
land, deed.
We will also sell on thst day one lno Colts
Repeater. EMSLEi LOTT, Adm 'ors.