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DcBow,s Review.


We aTa harry to learn (says tie So"& cdroli-
niua, that arrangement. have just been cOn'am-
mated for the early reaprearanee of this sterling
.:ontily, ,TLich hes done SO much for nearly
twenty years in forming Southern opinion and
maintaining sound constitutional doctrines.
The publishing housc of EVANS CoagwGIL,
of Columbia, S. c., have. undertaken tie publca-
tion, which will bca sufficient guarantee for th.
early AMI ,rtgalu' appearance Of tho work. in a
neat ard handsome style. The first number will
be published in July. ~
Letters relating tothc business or editorial Of
the work may, we learn,shc addressed TO B. F.
DrBow, Columbia, SC, or to j. D. =. DEDow,
Columbus, Miss. Literary and other con.ribu-
tions are solicited. -
Term. Of su5.cription4 n4-slo for six months, or
IS por quarter, payablo 10 advance. Retail price
of single numbers, sl.T5, Booksellers and others
sending their orders, acsompanicd with the cash.
will be rl;opel . discount of 80 per cent.
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/. Sam Houston.

U1IIS TEoUROUGII BRED, four mile horse,
& will stand the present season at the follow
ins places. viz; Ono third Of his time at Curry
ton ore-thiri at the plantation Of John A. Wise,
and oue-thirl at Luther Getzon's at the following
prices: BY tho Season, $50; by Insurance, SGj.
81 to groom in each case.
SAM HOUSTON is beautiful mahogany bay,
,ixteen hands and II inches high, combining size,
action, form, style, speed, stamina and symmetry
unsurpassed.
SAM HOUSTON WAS sired by William Worth
he by Shanaon Shannon by the celebrated race
horse FelIh. Shanaou's dam was the celebrated
race marc Clara Fisher; Works dam was old
Flora; Flora was full sister to old Barton. Sam
lIouston's.dam Wa sired by Shannon; her dam
by Drlair graud-dam by old imported Top Cali
ten.
SAM HOUSTON is rcrutad sure foal getter.
Season to commence from this date, and to con-
''' ~ II. A. SHAW.
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STATE R1oUrs AFTER The WAR.

10 Executive of Georgia ever claimed or exer-
cistd such powers as Gov. Brown has done. In the
very message which SO violently impeaches the
good lai;h and integrity of tue Confederate ad-
n,inistratiun, lie asks 10 o.bc vested with powers
over tic property of citizens which were never
yet conferred upon q constitutional chief magis
trate lie usks for power to scizc property upon
reasonable ground of suspicion; that it has been
used IN violation OF LAM" He wants tho power
to annul commsscns-the power to impress Pro-
visions. in cases whore the constitution docs not
convey 1.-THE powcr 10 compel tie removal Of
properly, and the power to take possession OF and
control amy OF tho railroads OF the State with
their rolling stock, &c.
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Pleasant Weather.

We have fair sud Delightful weather again.
and now know how to appreciate it, Iii useless
at this season to urgce our planting friends TO
.speed the plnw," for they arc oil doing that with
will. Ro-plans your cssa if it is not up in day
or tSo-you will losc npihiug by il. Better have
good stand even ifyqa are a.littlc late Il"
work, TO wcrk-sarisne-s, farmers, pihnlers aud
a.ul let us all strive do our best in ;hc pres
ent emergency
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Conscription Notice.
.ENROLLING OFFICE,
EpGrr1ELD, C. H., April sth 1861.
Enrolment Of Pcreons Bst,oeta II and Is, and IL
and 30.

EperrrnLD, C. H., April sth 1861.
.Isro,mela Of Fcrsons Bstice.a II and IS a"1 10
and 30.
T By order Of Major G. D. MELTON, Com.
as ma;:dant OF Corscripts .tpursuant to special
orders Of ,ihe War Departmcnt,) oil male white
ucrsons IN EIgeGrld District, who are between the
- ges of II and Is years and 45 and 80 years, nre
r,uriru.i to report to this oi:e for cnrolmsnt, OIL
or Gc,are &e lti& doy ot -4pritin.issf.
II. prrsons liable TO this enrolment may, af:er
bring rnroiiea, form companies fIr local defence
and special service for the wmr, under General
O.lvrs 80. S5,.-tdiutnnt and Inspector Generals
Office series Of 1865, and elect their own Oiicer'
Min;mnm number for infaMtry. ,irty:t'"r, rank
and ti!c; for cavalry, si"y. Menbors OF cnvaiIy
companies must furnish their orn horses, ard Will
be allowed forty cents per LOy for their use while
in actual Sci vice.
III. All persona enrolled OF the ages above in
dcatcd, will (under the terms of the Act of Con-
.ress, constitute a. :" Reserve for State defence
and detail duty, und shall not be required to per-
rurin service out of the St2te." All S" enrolled
are reoryanizcl to rendezvous at Edgefeld c. H.,
on the 9Th April instant, to be organized into
companies.
Those who fail to report on The day indicated,
will subject themselves To be assigned to general
service with the class Of persons between Is aud
AZ WHl.Ss lucy sutil u''o 'hiu SNSuSS Aot
.def.ult, to he judged of by the Bureau Of Goa
scrip,ion At RichIuond.
Exceptions rerokea.
Nv. All certificates of exemption hitherto grant
ed by. Enrolling Officers, ara revoked by the recent
Act uf Congress, except those granted to mail
contractors, drivers Of post coaches and hacks,
and Un account Of religious opinion.
| All persons, therefore, holding such certificates
! of exemption with the exceptions above -indlea-
tetl) will report forthwith for enrolment, oxemp-
tion or detail, pursuant to provisions ef said Act
Of Congress.
Volunteering.
Y. Persons hitherto exempt, or youths about to
attain the age of Is years. will have the privilege
Of volunteering, provided thcygeport to tho En-
rolling Officer before being enrolled, and make
selection Of mpanies that veFe organized prior
TO April 16, 1862, and are below the minimum.
Certificates will be furnished to those who 90 report
a; volunteers, which,, ON being approved by the
Com 70 Edantof Conscripts, will asthorihe them
to he mustered into the company selected.
Youths under IS cannot go forward with written
onscnt Of their parents or guardians, to be fur
nishcd to the Enrolling Officer.
Applications for EaemptiOn or Dctuil.
VI. All applications for exemption or detail
must bo mado TO the Enrolling officer Of the Dis
trict
VII. Information on all matters pertaining to
the conseription will befurnished on application
to this office. +. j. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut.. and Enrolling Officer Edgedeld Dist:
(! April II 1t Io
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Headquarters,
ENNOLLING OEPTCE.

EDdErIgLD C. H., S. c., Apr. 9th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. l.
r IN accordance With Orders received from
L. Department Head Quarters all persons in
tni, District, rho are between The ages Of II aud
IS, and IS and SO, arc hereby required to report,
in o.rson, for enrolment, at This Office, within
thirty day; frsm the date Of this order.
ii. All Exemptions heretofore granted to per-
.ou, in this District (cxccFt exemptions Of Mpil
Contractors, Drivers of rVt Coaches and Hacks,
and On account of religious faih,) are hereby re-
yoked and declared null and vud and all per-
sons holding such exemptions with the excep-
tiono above stated )are hereby ordered to report,
ia person, Immediately, for enrollllens, at this
Office.
I'LL Notice il hereby given to all persons in
this District between the ages Of II aud rs. and
II and 80, that if they do not report, in person,
for enrolment, ut this Office, within thirty days
from the data Of TIL. Order, they will be held
subject to be sent into general service with that
class of persons who .r. between the ages Of IS
AMI ~.
". When persons arc reported to this Office as
liable to, mud evading Consc,ip.ion, or as impro-
pery exempted, memoranda shall be made Of all
ihe facts couimunic .tcl. aai iumo Into attention
given to the matter. All communications OF this
character, written or verbal, shall he held in
strict confidence.
V. All dctnied 0ffcars and Privates on duty
in this District in connection with This Office, are
hereby strictly ordered to report, in person., at
this Office without delay.
VI. All persons wishing to have business trims
acted at this Office on their own account, are
hereby notited that they mast present themselves
iu person for that purpose. Ras;ness transacted
through third persons necessarily involves much
confusion and useless delay.
VII. The assistance and cooperation of al
good citizens is earnestly requested, and will be
greatly appreciated.
VIII. Except in cases Of urgent necessity, bu-
sincss will hereafter be transacted ut this 0.Hcc
only between the kours of nine to one in the fore
noon, and three to six in the afternoon.
F..J. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut.. Enrolling officer.
April 2t l5
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Barter /! Barter !!

TEyHE GRANITEyILLE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will Barter Cloth for Pro-
duce, on the following terms:
Ono Yard A Sheetiag, Drills or 0snaburgs, CT
lighter Cloth in proportion, fora pound Of Bacon
Sides, pound OF Lard or Tallow.
Three yarls Of tie same, an.l in Ihc sans pro-
portion for light goods, for 4 bushel Of Corn or
Peas, or o hundred pounds OF good Fodder.
Fifty y.rcs Of the same, ami sans proportion
of light goods, for bushel OF Surerinc Flour.
Three yayds q. above Tor gAlion Of s'rsh9
Syrup.
All articles n.,,.t be ,lelivrred at Granitcvills
where the exchanges viii be male. The hghcft
price given for good white cean Cotton, with OF
without cloth cUvering-and the same paid !yr
in Cloth g. market rates.
IrrIo tf III
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Enrolling Officer,
EDGEFIELU DISTRICT

EDGEFIELp DISTRICT, s. c.,
April 1lth. 1864.
n SEVERAL PETITIONS to the Honorable
Z, the Secretary of War for exemption have
bcer referred back to this Office, aul will not
NOW he forwarded, for tho reat"n that some Of the
pcrsoas whose exemption is thsrein prayed for
r.lno under the provisions Of the Act approved
February I7th, 1884,. Persons concerned in those
petitions will rcp ,rt at this Office and prefer their
claims TO exemption.
II. All Officers and Sulaiors on duty IN this
District, in connection with this Office, arc hereby
prohibited from forwarding men to Camp bcioro
their first reporting 10 this Office.
FRANKLIN MOSES, Jr,
I.eut. .S Enrolling Officer.
Apr l2 2t IL
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For the Advertiser.

Mn. Enlron You viii obligc tacmany friends
Of DR.. il. r. COOK. OF Beech Island, by an
nounoin. him as a. candidate for d seat in tire
next Legislature.
There is no desisnts di.pnrage The claims of
othcrs 10 the favor of the EdscGe!d constituency
when we assure the people that, in quiet, unob'
tru.iys wuy hO has been second to feS, if any, in
hiding and main timing Southern interests in tho
mighty struggle in which everything Southern is
involved.
Aprl3 tes TO
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Ne,y Advertisements.

Notice tbs new advertisement and the addition
al ENGAGEMENTS to barter offered by the Granite
willie Company.
A.so natic. the advertisement Of Maj MELTON,
c.mn.ndaut Of Canscr;p's, and those Of Lieut..
Moses, Enrolling Officer for Elscfeld. All in
.essstsl will do well to give their prompt attcu-
tion to these orders
Mr.. IL. J. 0sDoExE;."f Augusta, oiiers liberal
reward for tie apprehension of n certain runaway
servant Read aGvertsement-catch S'srr, il
you can, and pocket sio6 in the new i:ue.
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The New York Tribune in speaking OF the
recruits lately obtained says the system Of re-
cruiting which has rcccntiy hecn fllowed in
this city is one Of tie greatest scandals of the
war. 1t has been one Of oiganized p;liage,
resort being had TO hnc'lsing with narcotic
posons, threats, violence, representations and
kidnapping, in order to furnish victims to the
bounty brokers and Gil up the army withdis-
contented and unfit men. Crippies, old men,
mere boys, men laboring under incurrablc
diseases, and soldiers previously discharged
for physical disability, form great part of
the recruits recently enlisted in this city.
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$500 Reward.

FnANAWAY from H.nlhurs. S. c.. my mans
f6 STEVE or STEPHEN, well known aj"ut
Beech Island ana EIsef:li District, ! harin:,
ssnt him several times with one of iny sons to
buy provisions, &c. liz is about feet or iI-
ches high, thick set. about SO or 40 yenrs old.
will weigh lGO or lIq pounds black complexion.
l purchased him from Capt. William Spires, Of
Hamburg &hu brought him FROM Virginia. lie
may have forged pis,, or may Try to ras= hiu-
self n. free. He sometimes wears an India Rub
Der Sack Coat; lovcs - swap, trads, or huy hoT-
Sc. or anything else. lie is very smooth Liker,
and ut times humble or imrud=lt as occasion re-
quircs, and is upt TO ssok the company of free
negroes.
Twill give the above rewari if.delivsrcd 80 me
in Aus,:t. aii, OF in the Hamburg Guard House.
HENRY J. OSBORNE.
Office Mcintosh ST..
Residence, 50 Reynolds ST.
Augusta, April IL, et@ IL
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OBITUARY.

J.. w. W2EMS, son Of JEFFERSON and ELlzA-
BETH WErAs, of Cass County. Ca, the suhjcct Of
this nolice, enlisted liz Co. X, 18th S. G. Regt,
May 1868, aud died of Brain Fever, near Knox
vile, Ttnn., on the Esd January last, in the Goth
year of his age
Surrounded by all that was necessary to make
liis desirable: endowed with intelligence and
with scns;biIity that rendered domestic pleas
uro sweet !, nature well suitcd for the enjoy
ment of ifc-ho left tlem all ,;ant as volunteer,
went to the defence OF freetlnms cause. hs 4
s,llicr hc was faithful in the discharge Of his
oncroG. duties whenever his health permitted no
fought bravcly At Gettysburg and at Knoxville.
and bore himself with GOODNESS that WAS un-
surpassed. His constituti0n, naturally weak, he
was o!tcA prostrated. yet hc ncrerrlcft hi, Com
pAny FROM tho day Of his enlistment 10 that Of
his death. D,ssal in his youth with the 'inlu-
oncc of rc:ic;ous r"ronts he made n confession Of
Christ early in itc and has ever since been sim
cere and Jealous Christian, and in all respects
lived cnnsisicnt with his Pr session.
lie has.lcae au niFcc!nralc wife 10 mourn his
loss will! two little children; ono Of whom the
father w;ls never permitted to gee.
DIED, Sunday morning, 30 April, JAMES
WALTER, only son of JonS and ELIZABETH
or1rS, aged years, 3anorths aaf IL days.
How dear to us tho tranquil srilo
Of those we ioudly love;
But nh they lngcr but awhile.
Then wing their flight above.
Weep not parents, 10. your little WALrer;
Thy little Que is with the blcst;
He has left this world Of toll and strife,
In Jesus arms forever to rest.
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pErAErEp this life, in this District, on the 9th
ultimo, Mrs. MARY GETZEN, in Tho 9th yenr
of her pge.
Among the many women who hurc illustrated
the society Of Carolna ty their beauty or ndcrn-
cd it by their virtue, mono vas ever more lovely,
or moro respected than Mrs. GErzEN, wife of Rev.
S. p. GETzfY. iTbcu she married she entered
upon that life Of private usefulness and domestic
virtue for which Heaven hal designed her. l,er
hu.bln.l's family. almost with exception, received
.her..s one cnircntly fitted to onnand their re
s.cct, and to inspire their affections. Never WAS
there Il more retiring AID scifurgettiug disposi-
ton never dill = canty hsr herself with lea.
consciousness Of he: power: noycr did IL puror
and .cnter Spirit c,iicatc itself to the God .La.
formed il. a, vas said 20 ;ne!a few days aimee,
h.; one who lcw her well, her benevolence WAS
NJ. perfect us er cxstcuce; hcr.ut.achmonis were
the most Seyclcl and rndearing her senso Of
Justice, lko the reinelnsnts Of her mannsrs was
ms cleratcd,as though she had presided. in The
Court Of Homer: and aboro all, her Christian
p;e,y was as free frola taint her huoaMity per-
mi;ted. But iovrl.r and ahscsiohato her whole
lifs. filed up with daily evidences of these quail
ties sud attractions
II 50 rlea.ei llcsSou to tict her with meat
painful il!.c<s. Ty phnid pncumonis; it was borne
with patience, - dignity, aud sweetness uLrar-
alslIed. shc.was sorely porplexsd, and anxious
about her loved sOuntry aad its fats, listening
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prR. W. Gibbes.

We were honore,l on Tuesday with visit from
this distinguished gentleman, for many years the
able Editor of that time e-hoporcd ard excellent
journal, The South Carolinion. The Doctor Is
spending few days at Edgcwood with G'Tern9r
PIcxExs, where We know he will enjoy himself
well. We hope ne will make it convenient to call
on.us whenever passing. Our. sanetum and eS-
changes are ut lis service at III times.
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Thanks.

Mr. Jouy DAY, 7th C. Rest., arrived at homo
on Monday evyninx AMI had the kindness to hand
US a copy OF the Charleston Courier of the lth-
1t contains TO news however Of Importance. @@r.
DAY. though sick himself, brings coed tiaings
:ra,a tee old 7;h: {" Al vel, ard full Of fghi"
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Attention., Cavalry.

The particular attention Of the members Of
Capt; GnKccs complayi is directed to the Cap
tain's Card in cur advertising columns.
Capt. Den. NlcuoLsoS's "Crittore>COmPany'
will also find something of especial interest 10
tacm elsewhere in this issue.
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GEN MosGAN.-1'his distinguished parli-
san leader reached Abingdon, Va, on Sun
day, the 27,h March and is the guest Of
Judge Campbell in that vicinity. He Was in
the street Monday-Corrt day-and "was
thc observed OF all observers"
Gen. Buckncr has been in Abingdon for
several days. He is the guest of Major L.
Crutchheld.
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Arr II
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
T9Y W. F. DURISoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Edgedeld Districts
Whereas, z. W. Carwilc has applied to me
r Letters Of Administration, on oil and singular
tho goods ana chattcl., rights aud credits of N.
Julia Butler, late of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to5cite and admonish all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, TO be and appear before me, Mt our next
Ordinary s Court for the said District to holden
a. Eigefeld Court House, on the Goth day of
April inst, 10 show cause, if any, why. the
said administration should not be granted.
Given unlor my hand and seal, this Eth day of
April in year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
drcl aud si1.y-four and 10 tho eighty.eishth
YEAR of tho Independence of South Carolina
w. F. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
April l3 2t il
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CoNsCRIPTIoN MOTTO

HEADQUARTERS C0ESCRIPT DEPART,
CoLuMnIA, April G, 1854.
GENERAL. ORDERSN no. s.
TIE Aromeut (unacr section Of the Act
Z. Of Ccngre.. "tv organize forces TO serve du-
rug the var" approved February II, ls6i,) is
hereby ordered OF all male white persons in this
Stalo who are between the nges of IL and IS, aud
the uscs Of Is and 10 years. All persons 50 la
bic ara required to report f-r enrolment to the
Enrolling OG:cers Of their respective Districts, on
or before he 10th gf .lfFil Instant
H. Under tho i.rins cf tho Act Of Congress,
pcrsons of the n.cs indicated, are to constitute n
- Reserve i.r State Dclcace and detail duty, and
shull not he required 10 pcrsorm service ont Of
the STATE" litter being cmreNei, they may form
rompani.s under GENERAL Order: No. So. Adju-
tlnt and Ihspec Gcusrsl's Office, series OF 1863,
and elect their officers.
III. By special order Vt tie War Department,
all such persons required to rendezvous at the
headquarters OF. tho Enrolling Officer of their
respective Districts, en the 10Th day cf Aprii IN
.iant, for tho purpose of being organized into
companies.
". Those who fail to report viii subject t.en-
selves to be assigned TO general service with the
class Of pcrsous between the ages Of Is and Is,
unless they shall haze = r,lil excuse Tor such
default, to be judged Of by the bureau OF Con-
scfiption ct Eichulunl.
C. D. MELTON,
Major mt Comm'it Conscrip:s.
s.y Papers Of Statc puLli'h.
& pril 13 1t 10
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More Candidates.

Tn .ie last tNo weeks We have had the pleasure
of announcing several candidates for the Legis-
lature-msn, who, if elected, will reflect credit
or themselves and the District and State.
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PROFESSOR HoLABls LECTURES

PROFESSOR HOLAEs IE(HUREs
ON TIE
Natural History Of Creation,
On THE
MINERALs, PLANTS AND.ANIMALs
OF OUR EARTH.
THESE LECTURES will commence onwED.
NESDAY MIG 1T, theel3th inst, IN the Masonic
Hall, ut :! clock, p. M, aud will be continued
on alternate nigits.
FIRST LECTURE.
MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY,
Illustrated by Experiments 10 Naalrsl Philosophy
SECOND LECTURE.
THE ROCKS OF TIE .EARTH;
FIRST CREATED ANIMALS AND PLANTS:
APPEARANCE OF MAN AND WOMAN;
With Diagrams, Charts. and interesting speci-
mems Of Natural History.
THIRD LECTURE.
THE VEGETABLE WORLD;
PLANTS OF THE PRESENT PERIOD.
E0URTH LECTURE,
TIE ANIMAL KINGDOMS;
ALL ANIMALS PRODUCED FROM EGGS :.
EGGS PuISIOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED.
FIFTH LECTURE.
ANIMALS OF THE 'oLDEN TIME;
ANIMALS OF THE PRESENT PERIOD;
ANCIENT WHALES OR DRAGONS OF THE
GREAT DEEP;
HUGE SEA-LIzARDs OF ANCIENT TIMES;
ANIMAL LIFE IN THE SEA.
In connection with each Lecture it is proposed
to exhibit by means of tao
Binoptric Lantern,
A number of beautiful illustrated views, painted
on glass such as Scenes in the Arctic Ocean; The
Ship in Winter Quarters; cutting out of1the Ice;
Six views of the Aurora Borealis or Great North
ern Lights as witnessed by Richardson, Parry,
Kane, Blot, and others; Volcanoes in Eruption
Hocla; .NesuYius; The last days of Pompeii;
The Garden Of Eden; Fords of the River Jor-
dan; Mounts Ararat, Sinai and Hermon; Intcri-
or Of the Temple Church Mt Jerusalem; Chapel
Of St Hesc1a ut Jerusalem; Mosque Of Omar;
Lake Of Tiborias; Westminster Abbey; Milan
Cathedral; Bethlehem, Sidon; The Madonna,
by Raffae,; Saul and the Witch of Endor, by
Washington Allston; Death on the Pale Horse,
by West,-with several y
DIssOLvING YIEWSAND KALEIDOSCOPE
PICTURES.
The proceeds to be devoted to charitable and
patriotic purposes, as the Committee may deter
mine.
~Tcrms.-!. Single Ticket for one Lecture or Ex-
hib;tien, So A Single Ticket for the whole
Course, SIS; Family Ticket for the WHOLE Course,
to adult three, $40; Family Ticket for tho whole
Course, to admit six, sl5. Family Tickets in-
eludc only the actual members of the family.
Tickets may be obtained from the following
gentlemen, Committee of Arrangements: Rev.
L. L. GwALTsEY, Rev. E. WALKER, Rev. Mr..
SMITH, Hon. F. W. PIcKExs, DR.. J. F. GRIFFIN,
T. p. MAGgArH, Ese, and JAS. T. BACON, Esq.
Ey Persons expecting to buy Tickets at the
door on tho evenings Of the Lectures will Ilease
come with the cx1c. change.
~ Tickets ara for sale at the stors Of Mess7S.
Edmund Penn and b. c. Bryan.
Apr 1t lj
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For the Legislature.

Mn. EDITOR As the country at this time re-
quircs the best talent, VIC propose The name Of
Gen. Il. G. NJ. DUNOyANT for Seat in the
next Legislature. We hope be will not refuse to
give the State the benefit Of his Council.
MANY VOTERS.
Pcb II to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-04-13
Wanted! Wanted |!

a GOOD BUGLE OR coRNopEoN is much
Il waited in my Company. Any one in tho
Distrie: having Quo will find purchaser and
c.nitr al espeeiI favor on the Company by Rp-
p:yia. to Capt. Lewis Jones at the Court House.
JAMES J. GREGG, Capt.
Cob, 9th Rsgt. S. C. Cav.
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