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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.

OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED al,
CpNfEMPLArING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females tho
Extract I'uchu is uncquiIlel by any nthor rem. Nv
as in Chiornsis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain.
tulncSs, or Suppression Of the Customary Ey,,u,.
ti"nS liberated o. Schirrous stttc Of tho Ut,ru,
heucorrhen' or whites Scrlity. AMI for all com
plaln's incident to the sex, whether nrisio, frnI,
indiscrction, Habits Of Dissipation or in III,
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Pensions.
"CHILION COMPLETE

CHURNS. -Span's Patent Churns, the best
~ ever offered to the public, for sale by
Aug |. PRYOR & BRO.
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SPEER's SAN1BUCI WINE

THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOICE OPORTO GR1pr
FOR PHYSICIANS USE,
FOR FEMALES, WEAKLY PERSONS = IvyAI1ns
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A + L | ID \ VT :.

AFF | ID a Wit.
Personally appeared before mo an Allern,n o!
tho city Of philaielphi,. IL T. llnLwnpLn who,
being duly sworn, doth say his preparations con.
tan no narcotic, no mercury or otlcr niuious
drugs. but are purely vegetable.
II. I HET.MB0LD.
Sworn and subscribed before m, this 2il day
of November, 1854. WM p HUBBARD
Alderman, Ninth str,et, above Race phil,.
Address Letters for information in conf iru,o,
IL. I. !tGiM}oLD, Chemist,
Depot lnl South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, phils.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrS
AND UNPRlNCiPLED DEALERS.
Who eulcavor to dispose "oF THEIR VWS'
and other" articles tho reputation attained by
IIclmbol's Genuine Preparation.
- Extract Buchu.
g Sarsaparla.
I" Improved Rose W ash.
Sold hy ali Druggists everywhere.
.1SK FOR HELNBOLD'S- Take NO Oiher
Cut out the advertisement AMI seni for it, ,ND
AVOID IMPOSITION anl EXPOSURE.
leu Il, Iooj-ly
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-11
1Ol
THE LATEST NEWS.

We can give but the gist of all the gloa Gus
news from our army under Gen. Grant since
Tuesday last On that day the Army OF the 20
tomac commenced it's grand movement, and ON
Wednesday had successfully crossed the Rapl-
pepper. On Thursday Lee massed the greater
portion of his army, headed by Longstreet
against the Second and part of the Sixth Corps
with the intention of breaking our line, but was
repulsed with great slaughter. The same ex-
pertinent was repeatedly tried against other por-
tiOns of the army, where he was hurled back
with even greater loss. Night found our army
still maintaining its line. On Friday Grant at
tackled Lee with his whole line, and drove him
three miles, capturing all his dead and wounded
On Saturday Lee was in full retreat, with Grant
closely following, and on Sunday morning the
Second Corps close upon him, going through
Sp0ttsylvania Court House, distance OF fifteen
miles from the original battle ground. 1t is sup
posed that Sunday witnessed another terrific
battle Our wounded as far as heard from thus
far amount to l. 900, and over 900 killed. Lees
was much greater. Among our killed are Gems
Hays and Wadsworth. Among the rebel killed
Gems. Sam Jones, Jenkins, with Longstreet
severely wounded. Butler has destroyed the
railroad between Petersburg and Richmond, cut
ting off Beauregards communication with Lee,
and perhaps Lees communication with Rich
mOnd, SO that it seems probable that not only
the rebel capitol, but its army may be captured.
Our wounded are being we'll cared for at Freder
icksburg, having driven out the rebel guard
The news from Sherman is equally cheering, he
having driven Johnston through Tunnel Hill
toward Dalton.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-11

IMPORTANT CAUrIoNARY MEAsURE.-Col r.
M Byrnes, of the 2Sth Mass. Vols, has been or
dered here to superintend the organization of the
men in this camp into provisional battallons,
and the work is progressing in a very rapid and
satisfactory manner. On Monday something
thousand were armed, equipped and fur
nished with shelter tents, and are now encamped
on the ground recently occupied by the veteran
troops belonging to the Southern Departments
AS the troops arrive they will be assigned to
these organizations, and it is expected that full
brigade will be formed in this way. The public
has not been appraised of the end for which this
work of consolidation has been naugurated,
but should emergency arise in which their
services would be required, under the direction
of such experienced officer Col. Byrnes,
they will doubtless be able to render Elective
service.
THE SUNNY SOUTH is no less famous for it's
production of floral treasures than for its vast
agricultural and mineral wealth, and those con-
nected with the camp seem to be fully alive to
this fact, judging from the extensive floral cul-
ture which is observable all sides. Some of
the arrangements are admirable, and this exhi-
bition of private taste and industry will soon
constitute an important feature of the attractions
of the camp. Certainly leisure moments could
not be more profitably employed than in the cul-
ture of that which yields SO rich reward in its
treasures of fragrance and beauty.
The FOLIAGE OH the trees which cover a large
portion of the grounds included in the limits of
the camp is rapidly appearing and will soon
form pleasant shelter from the rays of the sun,
which are becoming feUerishty warm. The merits
of the precautionary measures adopted by the
camp authorities to preserve these groves are
now apparent, and the fact that the camp COM
bines the virtues of comfortable winter quarters
with the no less important qualities of pleasant
summer resort justly entities it to the enviable
celebrity which it every where enjoys.
-~--
NEW RooFING.-The work of renewing the
roofing the offices and barracks of the camp
has been in progress for some time, and from
present indications, will be completed.
Squads of whitewashers also busily engaged
dressing the quarters up in coat and when
these improvements are consun1mated the COM
fort and beauty of the camp will be second to
none in the department, and we might add with
out injustice to others, in the Union
REV. THEODORE l.. CUYLER, of Brooklyn
N. ", whose cele ority a lecturer and writer
is world wide delivered lecture on temperance
on Wednesday evening last to a very large audi
ence, in the chapel. His handling of the subject
was most able, and the frequent Interruptions by
the audience in thunders of applause showed
how highly his address appreciated. The
presence of the post band added greatly to the
interest of the occasion.
LosT.-On Saturday last, between this camp
and Georgetown, dark leathern lody's satchel
containing port-monnaie with a small amount
of money, and several articles of little value to
hutt ba Tho
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METEREOLOGICAL REPORT,

At Rendezvous of Distribution, Vo., for the aoeeh
ending saturday, My 18th, lS64:-
SURGEON e. A. VANNORT.
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LARGE NUMBERS of recruits, detached vete-
rams and convalescents have arrived in camp
since the suspension of railroad communication
with the army, which took effect on Thursday
but was resumed, we understand, on Sunday
last.
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Rain fallen,
No. of Hours, 40 quantity, ..:"..;...
The rain on the End was preceded by brief but
lent tornado, and accompanied with thunder
lightning for a short period.
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LosT.-On Saturday last, between this camp
and Georgetown, dark leathern taIy's sotchel,
containing port-monnaie with a small amount
OF money, and several articles of little value to
any person but the owner. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the office or
private quarters of Surgeon %. A. Vannort
WE are indebted to Mr.. Uniac, Librarian U. 8.
Christian Commission at this post, for complete
files of religious periodicals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20

TURKISH Observation-Disclosures radicals
with Jacobinical proclivit;es can take a lesson
from tie Turks. as we find b. the following
wbich:s going the rounds: The Missionaries
at Kharpot. Turkey in Asia, were recently
notified that the next day would be the
second anniversary of the S%ultan's coronation,
aud that The Protc>tants, os'well as the other
communities, would celebrate it ny il!umina-
,ions. As The next day was Sabbath The
missionaries informed the Paslao Of their con-
sc;cntious scruplts against celebrating il, and
r,one.ting him tn accept an illumination
u;on tie following evening. When Informed
of their iceii g he sal! l.. "Cer!ainlf, no
maa to hoaor the Satan shoaid do ought
again 5 his cor'scienre." lie at once sen; a
messenger to.lhe city To order that no. only
..r,-tesIan!s, but ali others who m; sht fNi 10
celebrate the day, shonid be nninolested."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20

S.1.rsBy Aucr1oN.-Large sales of negroes
and other property took place here Yesterday,
and previous prices wrre well sustained. AS
many asthrce anc'ionetrs we're employed IN
making sales at the sane time. a number
Of n"pro,s were a'.o hired, and considering
the .xnrns- and difficulty of feeling, cloth
ing ard sloving them, brought very high
W. venture a word Of warning against in
curing heavv nhligslions in the present STARE
OF affairs and of the currency. No LEGISLATION
will he able To remedy the present EXPANSION
and ri the sanie time prevent q corresponding
f,,i:rsc.inr of the currency. When taat day
comes, as it mn>t so.'", ,b"re will be grea'
distress AMONGST ,hoao VIII" have heen rex
less in making purchases ara! riv'Hg tA"''
"Iromis.sn 10 pay. i'i.ey will hr IN The ecu
diunn Of the Goyerumcnt itself, and will re
unire grea,pr financial talent tn get or. "f the
difficulty. tkan they exercised in getting IN
Reef sail ina storn,-Columbia Guardian.
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Tax Assessors Notice.

- GtA - !SCOS"
WILL attend at the following places {" re-
.eiyc Ra:rrus ard make Assessments of,.the
;,il.u ing Taxes. viz: III. Tax i'll Kind.
The Yarnirr or Proluccr will he required to
r.tu-n n oa,h. rhe full nmonnt OF Corn, ~ h'a',
o..s, RIO. Beet whcnt- Rice, Sweet P"titees,
f.isi. rnintoas, Cared lay, Cured F"id'r, Sn-
.ar,, Molasscs made Of csnc, Cotton, Wool, To-
h:csn. pcas. Ground Pea: produced Ivy hi;n or
th,m. and will be allowed to reserve tl'ty bnst,-
rs cf Wheat, VI one hundred bushels OF Corn,
G.ty ;,.siicls af Sweet Potatoes, fifty bashiis OF
iri:i. pu,s.n1.. twenty bushels Of PcIs, prndrccd
in the y.,r lSG:::, an4 tie Government is entitled
iu c;.o-t.ntii Of the balance.
xi!i a;su assess al the saline liaIe The Tax CT
,.n: Cattle. This .llulss to al C";ils except
W.r,: S,r.rs actually uscd or the Farm of 1863,
,,.,,i: Hires. M.rls rr Cola: net actually used
il. Tiliae .lr S-il in ,Si'. =
will also .i.Scss The fax on Incomes If Ire
c,.y. the !; AXIS from l!.n i,.l'a:tiurni. THIS al
Ind. +. - -. .n.y made from al: s,,n>S;s'cyc".i Sal
.,;c*. which ara + x"i .nicr another head, AND
fr,.., the a..ir Of The r'"l "t lSG3.
also. lie RETURNS Of Nr;. Port; of al! TIC l!"es
.;,,,:,tor.,; sir"c rhc passage Ut III; Ar', (A.r:l
.!ia. lsGa an! this a'ii@ts to ''fa nei weight al
III :,n- after the snirails have becn taken nut.
Alsn, IL. Trr"1is -f Quarterly Salrs, c"lnn'e''-
din, n, lst October and .udin, tho list january
~, - ,,,,r u,.ury. ut
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Kol!fowtauNUR.
arnce.nysd Sota,ers. e

10 q. 4w:::,a gnsc1n..d Sota.es::
Tho Legislature has oononu:i ,.f nsJ-c5As"
record tn, Names. I, soldiers i. n l;s State Who
have fn!lcn in seryie or died from disease during
the rretssn war. The following resS,o'il'h was
adopted by both branches CT the Gsnvrnl Assem-
hly
.R..nirtdS thai, he Aeon! no dlss, " public
savtrtise mtnf Tia :.;tai,iss Of lcr1l$"d ""' 'iefe
:" report TO him, a..a lie rnay have HE: In"n,issos
yari.g luz and correcting Re.incntul r%ctn:ip~
In accordance win tic aho7e -rasol"i"nIcf tie
9v4er@l Assembly: learn1s;iJJ Request the frni-
lilies ard Fri, nls Of deceased solid "a 10 f.E'7Atd TO
me ;he.:ra,ae4 Of fta brave ,ucn who Lave fallen
in br,.ie .oraulci in %:.ryiro during Ina pressnt
war. ] he j. .:orm aim required is Inc nAh.e, iahk,,
nn.iuer Of regiment, letter Of company, DUE o.
death, cause Of deatl5 II -whnt battle, or Whole
died.
would also eacneitIy request NJ The command
ing officers of r~egim,pts from, shis State To for
ward me [ cc-.cial ,etmrs OF the casualties in their
respective command. from the beginning of tsc
war, and to cuntinu, sail returns during their
m of service, 50 taal tie Roll Of Honor may
De as perfect and osnpletc az possible.
YIN. D. JOHNSTON,
L :c.rdiny Agent of tic Slate.
ne All the pslcls N tho si'te sill please
cory three lines, and forward bills To he, ass
Rers,ding Agent Of the State.
JIM. 6 st
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gabetisrr.
Dying and Living.
Lr->A uAhT[

Lr-SA uAhTz.
I would not lie IN The ba;lts-asld, 9
Where tho missiles are dying will.
IT'S o fancy death-bus i. dot~h't suit :
My naH-mr'. acrlius
The es:uon'. roar and The clash of steel,
And the Victor. joyous Shout,
Sounds well, no aoubt-if a fellow d"n'tcare,
But I'd rather b. eesLtld out
1 would not die on the vessels deck,
With the wild wares da:hings round,
Cause it might occur that I'd have to swim,
And 1 can't-ss I'd surely be arowied;'
And the idea Of picaling myself in brine
Is TOO ealty to be endured,
Besides, there's 3 dearlh of salt in tho South,
AID we've other meats to be cured.
I would not die at home-in bed
It would kill poor Kiubs with sorrow
For if to-day he should find me dead,
He would die himself tomorrow,
And since I've thought the matter Ger,
(Ihe trut,a for once I'm siving,)
IF I'm to have a choice in the thing
Z I guess-Il keep on living!
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E~csGquaIters,
.COMNlSsARY.NEN.s DEPT. S. "a,

.COMMlSSARY-GEN'S DEPT. SC.
CoLrAEIA,>S. C., Dee. %. 1862.
yI7!iE General Assembly having passed au Act
z To n:aend. AZ Act, entitled e. An -Act 10 sup
press inc undue d;stiilatioa OF spirilu"ns liquors
III This State" authorizing and cu' ~p"w"rins his
Ex.si'ency tho Governor 10 contract sith n skilled
ahd Responsible agent in each Of The Distric'syf
this State to manufa"!nre a li,niIei qurnti:y Of
r,lrs spirits, 81 u limited aud and reasonable r:cs,
not to exceed three dollars per gallon; snid
spirits NOS t, LS so.,; t., ary but regularly practic-
ing physicians aud registered dr'gglsis:" ~
Notice is licre.J gwen that proposals in writ
lug, stating prices, , IL te rcceiTcd ut this De-
parunent fr iuc mauutacturo and SALE, ms above,
Of q quantity Of rure spirits ond alcshol, sufi-
Gent for the lttmuud. Vi tho. District from which
the Offer ID inado. Lnrd Of ten Thousand dollars,
with adequate security, will be required Tor the
faithful periotmaac' Of The contract.
Early proposal. are requested.
Gy order Of TIE Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lieut.. Col. and Commi,s2ry-Gep., S. c..
Jan. 6 At 2
,- All papers in tie State inert four times,
an.l send bills ia duplicate, with copy of adver-
tisomsnt attached, TIC this Department for pay
ment. Bills paid quarterly.
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of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

psY w. F. DURfsoE, Esl, Ordinary of Edge
Wlsra.s. q. W. carwilc, C. f. E. D., has
,unli.,, 10 nc rot Letters OF Administration un all
nd singular the goods and chattlcs, rights and
credit. ol J!ohr %Iuabnif, late OF Tho District
aforesaid. decd. ;,
f.,rre arc. therefore, to cite and ndn,onish all
a;,I Singular. TAG kin;ir,l and cr,ditois oI The said
.,..,nsc.i. Ia Le a;,l appcarbc:"rc me-, Il: our next
Or.IiI. .ry,. Court; fof The said Diairict,so be holden
~ E.ig,achi Court n1"sc, on the Eth day Of
Feb. ncxi, to shrw rans''. II any, Why the raid
..i.iui.ir,.inn slinul2 not lc granted.
G;tcn nader ms ha',l ani seal. this 4ih day
.E Jnu., in the gear OF orr lord one thci..-
AMI .i-hf hundred anl- siA,y-f"ur, and in the
el.htv-c,sl,tn ycarrr tho sovereignty "'M indie
pcn.snrc oil tac State "f South Carolina.
W. +. DU&lSOE, O.E.D.
Inf 6. 2
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T,s,;;1 for Sale.

suhsc,iher offers for sale his TRAeToF
4 LAND, lying on the Martin Town ROAD,
seven mills Wost Of Edgsield Z: d., ana 20 m1 y Is
from Anpusta. Ga. containing FOUk AuNphEp
AND FORTY-SRVEN (i7) Acres AolTt ono
hundred ~acres.in woods-she balance IN c'laVa-
. Tue placo has a comfortable Dwelling House
The present years crop of.Corn and Fodder
will be sold with the Land, if desired, on reasona-
Terms OF sale either cash or in Confederate
-. Apply to Cart. Douglas, Robertson ncar
the nlacc, or to the subscriber Jachsnnhnrr. 5. {.
T" Z. N. BARLEY.
Lar al 9
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Importers oder tu those having SUBJ
stitute. in The Army.

stitutes IN Inc aray.
The following :. Gereral Order, No. s. has
Just been issue from tho Ayutan1 emu ="
spect ,r.Genersfs Uiilce, at hichmoha' ~
Gen. Coo er:
I. The following Acts OF CONGRESS and reg
ul .tio,s are published tor the intorinatiol cf
ali persons cunvrrne.i therein:
a., g., n ,,,.97,vk the Enlistment or Earoliii,
an.nt ot Substitutes IN. tie Military Service
NTH Con fs,ierute Stufes.
ise f,oo,re,y fire Con Tolerate States Of
v,,;co ,to enact. That no person liable TO
-, i;t.ry service shall hereafter he permitted
~: oaowed TO fnm.si. a substitute 70: such ser
v;.s MI. shall any substitute be received. en-
ia nv .nrolled in Inc military service vi
S.mf. ac,,s safe,
'h7 ,omnn,rn in,..,nh..r rs. 1868.
u..nnroa fu,
d.. Acs 10 pas az cry 70 a"e ~. JI-'%pao" yIn".
uaaafy .eero,ce y as1s, "to "~''
TIRE l"!h':"ca naos .on .+o,c., ~
"hsreS' =. ,ts o;c If oil yhn arc
'se coMhsFH' isq@
atiS 10 near !. onc,7s,of. .c,,,.e nj
rae t'n9''ss t., n.r,nn .t,ail H.,
-t''"" q : ""' III. INV ro.s,u If
-. 49, z.ls,t.,tn 1. I,,t -ti,is
M has'ns 'at"'s a,.fm"o =. lac, MR..
4'ct Sns' ho' W 80 ~ 80 ~.'I..
<"ns VINO, ,nousu n'' , ''a.. f. tn,i S;,cd
~ se'sise' ""''
S'iosF u0F. ...-. 1891
APR 30 ''" 49,. :, military sc,.
II; f'iS"ns ii ,i,e ,n,,esiur A rs are
wee ~ With - offers
paced on the SANE ioo''hg VII" ~ ''t'
hitherto HID hattie ny Ac:s "' oc.Sle u;,
III. Persons ber"''' 'eiisre'i ''ao'e :" "nl
itsry service 7" ]rfr";tas s1''i''ef's or CON
scripts; W'La'"I .ns,sE, s',ay e, ,,m ~ ,, s.v .,
lam ''' ~u' "o =. - .,a,i 80 h,y;,,,.
reofnar!;iSo. VII D. s"n sn,,n AMI
rel,ouhc';a We i"o,.se snooi;n,, ,n j,w
pe,n 'or nI' :. 60 Iii rr,c...d nc ram
Nv. i r"il''g oil'rls wa F,",'.f nara,
,ojy a pfae''ea"is ~ 81. sa pra.
herrin "a'e l'a"ie 'A'''i'a.t ii r,at
v'''S I" cnrG'a.T,a a., c'' rI ,!.s y, cam.
lefson: VIII 2e ',r,"T, ~ ~ Snr;l 1870
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20

THE " REBEL's' LAST REcrEsr.-The FOL
lowing extract WAS taken from o Northern
paper OF n late date:
In passing OYER the battle f,ld of Missions;
ry Ridge our correspondent noticed q rebel
soldier badly wounded, aud, being TOUCHED
With pity at his sutftrinss, asked the dying
man if there was anything lie could d. tur
him. The rebel replied, I" Thank you, friend
there is nothing, unless yon have such a thing
as a gold dollar abou. you. should like to
seq olc again before die !"
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JAM
Final Totice.

A LII pcr.ons having claims ngains; The Estate
a ii Richard PARIS. deed, are 'a'fifea to
ra.,.er them in, properly nitesiea, on or be'e-c ths
7rh .lrril next, or they will he barred, ms on tn ::
ID; !. tiual ettscmeat Of saia Estatc will be m"iI
iu tue Ordinnry's Office.
r. q. & ". L. PARKS, Ex'Ors.
Jan C 3mS q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20

Yl,cwhiAe of mn Leg has provel Of late
The most eCicacious remedy f'r burns. Seven
or.eisht Successive spplica ions Of this SUB
s,arce $ oths he pain and exclude the burnt
1ar,s FIN the air.
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New Goods


EyHE Subscriber has received at his old stand
ting Following a%rLioies,. which he will sell at
tie lowest murkct rrics, viz:
CALICoSs and GINGHAMS;
pleached and Brown SHIHTINGS;
Linen and Cation HANDkEHCAlEFs;
ieHREAD and BUTT0NSj
NEEDLES and PINS;
PAPER and ENVELOPES;
STEEL PENS md PENCILS;
ONE CASH SHOES;
!i,nrric:rred and Smoking ToBAcco;,
TISE pRowN SUGAR;
COOKING SODA.
also cxpcc. a Bale of FACTORY TIRED
Wy tly last Of the wacf.
Cal AID examiae'fo: yourselves.
jan If 2
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Head-Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,

HvAVING received orders from the ComInand-
II ipg General Of this Department. 70 arrest,
:lpu forward ,l ubsentccs from Or defaulters from
1ae S.nte Troops,
I. All m,n new absent without leave hom Co.
F., Let Regiment, or from Companies B and l. %
Regiment, Sc. State Troors. are hereby ordered
II resort to This OH e'cn or be.ure the 10th INST
FOR truuspor.a:ions to their respective commando,
II. Ali FILLING to comply with the shove orders
will be returned TO the department as dvser;e.s.
AS the whole organization Of State Troops will
he disbandeI in February, it is necessary that oil
-ma,rLers of the same should be present.; and all
men who w.zc improperly drafted, or who were
not liqble to the draft, are requested to report Inc
F. NJ. SCu1RMEa,
Lieut.. & T. O.. Of Ejge6eld.
Ja,12 II 3
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g71r;sl Cases /!
Estate Notice.

. A Ii persons in any wise indebted to the Estase
"a of H.. NJ. Pom. deed, are earnestly request
ei 10 SOMA forward and sestle up without i"isy.
Tnn.c having claims against saiI Estate vii! ron
dst ,hon in, properly attasted, Mt IN early date.
e.. L. PENN, Adm'or.
Aug If 81
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Notice.

a LL'rersons having any demands rg:inst the
IA Estate Of N. j. Barley, dec'd.,' are xsqnest-
Cd and required to present their claims to the
subscriber on or before the 9th day of February,
1854, ra on that day there will DO q Final Set
Element made TN said Esrate in the 0rdinary's Of
fee. Those fitting to Land in their claims. will
be barred. And all per:ons indebted to the Es-
tate nre requested to pay up at once.
h. r. BARTLEY, Adm'Or.
Nov SINS AZ
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After .ich time the Books will close. Al per-
sn.: ..aajsct to thoss Taxs must be prne:aal IN
lug i:h,:r Rs,urus at :hc hove named times
and places, or they will he subject to double tax
TIEOS. DEAN. Assessor
1a,h Collection District, or ~ and 9th
Regis. Edgcfcli District
Dec 20 tt I"
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Sstrayea Or Stolen,

JN,uM iia,u',u-g % tho night of the 2l.t. orc
Il S~JKRBLMARE aid a CREAM COLUkED
MORSE Tor which IL reas ,nahle rewnrd will be
paid on ,i;cr delivery t. me At E~dsgtie'd n Ham
,ur. :Auv i.iurlna;iuG coue.rEi,G ii'ri.D ihank-
full rcr.iv,i. j. Il. Nl~lioi.ooN:
- D.c..1 tt
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jan 6
Notice.

"a tn person. indebted 70, CT iaving-dcmanGs
"A ay.in.t the Esiute Of Mary "artin, dec.Jy
as a.so he Lrs Ice. to the sa:ac, will take notice
mi / wish to close aa tsa :amo by acttiemrn; as
soon ~ / eau. L. Vi. MARTIN. Ad'"r.
~ O II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20
Notice.

& LII PERSONS having claims against the Estate
Aof W. NJ. R'.bo:n, decd, are requested to
present l4em. iuly %attestea, " tho 18th Fcbrua-
~ ncAa rad all persons indebted TO the said
-'".."tc VIII p.ease make payment by That time, As
/ ii sire 10 ciose .up said Estate without delay.
ELIZABETH RABuRN, Admi1.
Navi7 ams AZ