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Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28


Aal Jehn ID. AdaIas
A. H. RUTHERFORD.
D-"arlbeT "A. 1864 i2-:f
HEAD QUAtTENs TRANSMITS. DEfANTM6E,.
Shreveport, La. Doosmber !, 1864
GEs Tx NJ. ORDERS,
Ne. IS.
FENhE following Act Of CorrrcF1 is rcpuk-
4 iShed for intOTEation. and especial at ten
ton called thersto;
ia act to 5rsvsat iss procuring, eif=zp z.4 as
Sisfing Of Psrs1Hs 10 dssort jr0s tAs Array
Of tie COycasrGts States, and fer otksr gu5-
poses
FFNrE CONGRESS- of the Conf5derata gtttes
Z OF America do enact, That every person
nos subject t. Size rules and articles OF war who
shall procure 81 entce soldier, OF person en-
rolled for service in the army of tho Coulcder-
ate States, to desert, or who shsll aid OF assist
any deserGer from the army, or any person ca
rolled for service, to sYade their PROPER CON-
msnders, or TO prevent their arrest, 50 be re-
turned to the service, or who shall knowingly
coRceal or harbor any such descrter, Or shall
purchase from any soldier, OF person enrolled
for service any portion of his arms, equipments,
rations or clothing, Or any property belonging
to the DoEf.derste States, or any officer or sol
dier OF the Confederate States shall upon coz
victim before the District Court Of the Confed-
crate States having jurisdiction Of the offence,
be fined not TO exceed Ons thousand dollars and
be Imprisoned not 10 exceed Two yearE. AD-
proved January 22d, 1884.
II. Properly purchased from a soldier IN VIC
laton Of the provisions OF this Act will bo seized
and turned over to the nearest officer who ia
charged with that peculiar kind Of Government
property, who will receipt for the same aad ac-
count fer it The facts viii be reported as once
to these Head Quarters for reference 20 the civil
auths rites, in order that the penalties pre-
scribed may be enforced
III. Hereafter no furleuch will be granted,
unless the certificate Of she company command
er accompanies the application that the soldier
has in his possession al tho arms and sccoutre-
ments which have issued TO him, or that they
have been satisfactorily accounted for.
". The following prices will be charged for
srnls lost, uAsil further orders:
Musllet 5000 90
Rifle, 200 60
Carbins, 200 %
Pistol (Navy Revclvers,) 4o0 90
(Army 60U 90
BY command OF
General L. kIRBY SMITH.
). s. ANDERSON,
42-4v Assistant Adiutant General
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Ty eomLllna oI
Hrj.-Gen. J. b. MAsaUDER
ED.P. TURNER. AA.G 4O6t
AD-2As. FI.ICE e AuAI,
L.aHesport, Ark, Dec. ,, lS54.

II - .Lo. mn L . LLl..I,
L.aHesport, Ark, Dec. ,, 1884.
Gas. ORDER,
No
ALL leaves Of absence ana furloughs
4 granted from these -sd-Quariors, or by OF
heers belonging TO this command, sre hereby
revoked and all officers and mnu now absent,
will report without delay for duty TO their r.
spectivr c9nIIrands.
II. This order ID not to Be applied . Size or
eers and in-m OF the bTig&lss commanded by
Colonies 5icCray, Ere, L.4an and DobSius
- oflt. Il
NAJ-GI.N. s. PRICE.
&ACT.rsN, Is Col a.J ). :. Con.
sl-.w.
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SAh44 ahRThh X EyEEs. EgtSs & pI.iaaes.
No. 9I0. ps. 4 At:aeh.rsr,

MARTHA EvhEs, Plaintiff
NO. 9l0. os- Attachment
ALLEN I. BELLER, Defendant
ZONES the Plaintiff by his Attorney, and
" on his motion it is ordered that Allen 7.
Beller, the Defendant herein, who is "A non
resident Of this State, be notified Of the penden-
ey of this salt, by publication in some Newspa-
per published in this State, by two successive
weekly Insertions, the last whereof tc be mora
than thirty days before tha first day OF the next
Term Of this Court, and when the same shalt
have been so advertised tho same shall ho
deemed sufficient notice 70 said Defendant
herein, and if said Defendant shall not appear.
plead, answer or demur to said action OF At
tsclment, on or before the third day OF The
next Term Of this Court. judgment viii be rom
dered against him the property attached In
this cause and will be sol5 to satisfy the same,
and this caSss is continued TO next Term OK
this Court.
a true copy f-sm the record.
". =. DENSON. Clerk
December i3. 1854 42-3~
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HD.-QUARTERS DISTRICT ARKANSAS,
Canden, 25th November 1864
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n T IlLT. Sla n.i
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
EE[aLafeA

THO HIRE, c1GRO WOAAN, who ia a
L good House Servant ami no caa Card
and Spin, and not incumOered with children.
Also, NEGRO BOY, who can drive an OK
wagon In thu absence Of tho undersigned.
porsons wishing to hire servants will call on
tal gehn ID. Adams
A. II. RUTHERFORD.
II -.,,r-1lar II 1851
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

HEAD QUAtFEHs TRsNs-Eiss. DEfAHrNss =.
Shreveport, La, Docsmber !, 1854
Irs- u fy }
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

soLp!EEs' FAMlLrEs-As this time, when
the bare necessdries o fife ere up at starving
rates, and daily advancing. those at home
should pay more attention thafzever; it pos
siLle. to the families OF soldiers. Conid those
in the field be fully satisfied that-their dear
oncs ct home were abundsnlly provided for,
and net allowed to safer for the commits nc
cessaries of life, the efficiency of our armies
would be greatly increased. The spirits Of
the men would be more buosa:'t, and MICA
more enthusiasm wculd DC manifested. Not
only would this be SO; but We you'd LaYe lees
ofdesertion. Eat those. at l,ame@then, not
dissbonor themselves or tie Cause b. forge.
tin. soldiers families, or allowing them to
want.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Eneauraain- Signs.

The ca.husiasm With which ourtroops have
re enlisted :or the war. The resolutions OF
the planters in many s%ectiouS of our courarE
to sci. their produce to- consumers at reason,
able prices The breaking away Qfthe cioHd
of gloom which lately o'erspreal our lard.
Tie return Of ~stragglers ami abseutees to the
ranks. The awakening of the spirit Of pstri-
otisli aud determination every whcre among
our people. These truly are encouraging
signs fer our cause.
In Federaldon, many things have happen
ed lately which should animate US. Tie grow
fs.g opposition to Lincoln. Thc increase OF
tae peace party. The mastering ont Of the
Ninth Federal Army Corps. The general in
disposition manitestcdby the Fedora! so!diers.
20 r~c.enlist. The depreciation of Liacoln's
promises to ply. The careful manner IN
which L,ncoln's adheren,s treat Their oppo-
.lsa;s IA the Fc1cral eansgess. The dissatis
faction ahicl ID, beSSrnto show Itself in all
sections. EshC reluctance With wS;ca tae pso.
lie enlist notwithstanding the crest bounties
o4lered. Tie advance q golai in New York.
These, truly, are encouraging Signs fertsut
cause.
There ere pleasant aotesslso @afSaa aesosl
tie ocean from Europe. "a British coart-cf
ius...ce refuses to ratiiy and endorse The con-
temptible meanness a.sl cowardice OF the
British Cabinet. X rev trial is refused IL
the case OF the ship Alexandra, aud t,e YES,
sci will DO released irp,a The clutches Of SIR.
Stewards lieutenant, tie $50 ca!ladn Earl Rus
sell. The sudicn advance Of the Con!tac-
rate loan in England from forty-tofiiIt cents.
Tie growing dislike in the French CoarS OF
g ~ a,di;- oels friJnga truly. :.rs en-
,couraging signs for cur cause.
Little affairs ol;entimes ioresiad9w the c6al.
ing Of great events. Thelntls incidents Wh;cl.
have lately ranspircl both 81 home andal.-1i
nave been Of very promising %:lature. Ulder
their Influence, the peop:c- have, az i: wtre.
..aken FRESH courage and hope. 11ao daapop
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
"A Call fer Volunteers
For Twelve Months Confederate Ser.
vice III. the State.

VICE III. tnc ,Stdic.
COLUMBIA, sc, jan 20, 1861.
UFivING Observation-Disclosures from he Bareau
Ill Of Conscription, nj Richmond, through tho
Cummaudant of Conscripts for South Carolina, to-
raise SIX COMPANIES OF MOUNTED LEN
for the purpose Of. arrest;ng Dessrters aud dslin-
.quents from Consumption, aud also for thepurpose
Of resisting any "~local invusions" or raids that
may be attempted by the .Abulitionists, such au-
thority On my parts thus made known to the
%citizonS- ofthc State, in order that'fhi: inostimpor-
-tant service may be rendered toe. great cause Of
Southern Independence: X
lite proposed to form the Battalion from e
cmpts aud Nom onscripts," each Company4io
consist or not less than CO.. nor moro thnn 100,
rank and file, to %electits own officers, and to fur
niah it, own horses. Arms (sAbre aud carhiY6)
and nccoutreInents will DO furnished by the Con-
feaeratci-G~ Government; and persons DESTROYS Of
joining the corps can report, either individually
or in organized companies, 20 the nearest District
or Congressional Enrolling Officer; who is author
i5ei to muster in and report Thorn to mo at these
Headquarters.
The above card is issued with the full consent
Of the Sta:a authorities.
The term Of service will be for txclyc months,
and ia sphnrc OF action !ocal-that i*,- within the
State. ALLEN J. GREEN,
Majorahd Enrolling officer.
Tor o. A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

Eyeoc&aGEMEyr TO FAT EoLrHrIEF5.--
Nam OF tia latest ard brave men n TIC
G.nicaegacy arc afra;l t5 90 into the aiesy,,
Ieas; tiley si,ohld.oe u~nTieidy or incapable O.
rendering service. Tbisisa mistake. Some
exceedingly fat men ere nov in the service.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall served for W
ye9rs. But to set tie matter at rest, we pcsd
Only cite TIE exampleaof Chiapin Vitelli, orc
CT tic nb!ost Generals who accompanied Alya
to the Netherlands. otroda says .! thin, !" he
wasaqaai!y distinguished fer Els courage, biz
cruelty anL his corpnleece. The lasIc harssl
.@eristiec was so reaaarkisb!e, that he was almost
nun,strousi in ii, personal appearance. His
proth,5craat-stol14ch was always supported
IN q l=aaasa suspected from his nesk; yet,
in site of;his enormous impcdims:., he wss
pes rally active IN the ba t~!e-feld, aad per-
!orEeg lirme &c vice, not only as com'napaer
bat IS u5alttrn, than many a younger and
iig1..sr mas
gs Of go d chez therefore, f,t men pro,
cure Gus tan ag:@, an so il:--ldclu 'ad
Wing. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

FOUNDER in HoRsEs.-fsend ypu a receipt
for founderi in horses, which l have aevers seen
.in print. Ihave.u;ed and recommended II
for fifteen years, audssf far az ny experience
goes, it is a sure aud speedy remedy. Tyke
a tablespoonful. of palverized alum, pull the
horse's tongue put Of lis mout.l.as far as pos
sible and throw the alum downshis throat, let
go of his tongue and hold up bis head until
ne swallows. In six heurs time (no matter
how bad The tounder,) he viii 5e:tis for mod
crate service. l have this remedy tested SD
often with perfect success that | would not
make five dollars difference in 9 harse forn.
dered or not, If done recently, AID one that
was not.-Country' Gentleman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
.BOARDIlT RELIEF

BCRSUANT to instructions from the Comp
.troller- Gsnerab THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE1SoLDIERS BOARD OF RELIEF are
rcquircdto assess and collect a Tax in Kind.of 5:
per cent on all Manufactures including Shoes,
Harness, Wagons, Buggies, Spinning Wheels,
Looms, Stays, Reels. and af articles manufactured
of iron-Pnvs, Horse. Shoes, Axes, Hoes and
Tools Of any kind made in the yenr 1868.
articles which cannot be. used, for those which
can be used by Soldiers, families, and such ar
ticles as will be Of no use. to them are to be sold
and the proceeds applied to those Tor whose beno-
1T the'ta1 was intended.
return of 8 Jof cent on I'LL articles manufac-
tured of the raw material, for sale or barter, is
therefore required to DO mlldc Immediately.
J.. II. MINIS,
Sec'ry and Treas. S. B. R.
sFeb. II, ct 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

[dency which psrvadedour1and is giving way
-Fhe peoplelook more cheerful. They talk
more hopefully. On The whole, the future
smiles pfopitionsly on our cause. One grand,
patriotic, aud successful struggle inSthe conn
lug campaign. and theorists will be passed
and the victory: ours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

A WEpp1NG PARTY. BRouGHT. GRIEr.-A
correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch, af-
ter narrating the outrages committed by
:Averill and his band.on theirretreat after the
late, raid, concludes his letter with the fol-
lowing amusing yet unfortunate incident:
Few. tragedies are without their comic and
.grotesque interludes. And-Averilrs devastat-
ing march had its farce. On the very top ct
Prices or ElevenM Mile Mountain as it IS some.
times called, dwells a widow woman with q
considerable family, including several grand.
children. She seems to defy the clements OF
the most tempestuons heighttE know of. Up
to this elevated position, where everything
may be supposed to be pure aud nice from Its
thorough ventilation, q romantic justice ofthe'
peace had carried. his affections and liked
them on a fair. daughter of the. widow. His
aspirations metswith the highest faYGr, and
on the very nightof Ayerill's advent their
mutual loves cuulmiinatedin q wedding feast
celebrated amidst the wild shrieklng 4
showlings' of the tempeston the mountain. The
festivity had progreased.tc the fourth degree
with uncommon energy The gentler sex
wee paying their respects to the supper ia
bic, and some of the more vigorous of the
mountaineers were. employing theirtime with
a powerful Jig. A famous Bonifaco from the
valley below had thrown OFT coat, jacket and
skoes, and was spreading himself. Indeed,
the dance promised to rival that of Tam
O'Shanter beheld in Kirk Ailoway-the To-
cslity and surroundings, and the tempest. ell
favored a sceneo Of no small dramatic effect.
But Just ther-oh, untlncly event-the Yam.
KEGS obaruded upon the scene san&dissipated
all its Joys, and terminated for the night all
it's physical recreations: They ate up al 1.-the
suppcr-took some thirty horses. ridden up.
by the guests fromsthe g valleys below'-ands
carried, Off as prisoners The lna'e portion of the
guests, including the hero Of the dance, aud,
worst Of all. the bridegroom besides: Te the
inexpressibls modification Of the .prlsefers
they saw one of the ladicsoftbe wedding par
y. kiss a Yankee for a cupflli Of coffee, which
rad offered to any one Of them VIZ :, uuld
bestow such q mark OF favor on. him. The
prisonerslseTe marched CA; and 6etatneda dag
or two before they we're pormitted:to return,
on foot. Thus ended the comedy Of the
terrible mountain ,rSid.of notwithstanding
to wedding parties on the border toslook.out
for Yankees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
A Cali for Volunteers.

ENAvIEG received authority fran Major Allc7
IA j. Green, of Coluuib.a, 5. G whose CARD
will appsHr in. the Adrertisar for some week. 10.
come, i propose to raise u Gobipany for BIZ B"t-
TALON. IIorc is u chance fnr E1cmpts and Non
;cripts, thong! they b.. ut hone, to MAKE
themselves usofu! 10 tho ceuDtry and instrumental
in gainip. our. ultimate Independence. i shall
return irom Ttrnes.oe'iG about thirty dsya. In
tho meantimc al. person. wishing 20 join sueh'n
Company Ms ! slisii strive 10 rai.e, wills find n list
to which thcy suay nppend. their names, ut the
0Hso OF Tic Ciurs OF the Court.
For MI particulars sec the publication OF Major
'Grncn. STUART HARRISON.
Fob. 3 tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
The state Of. South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

nv W. F. DuRIsQE, Esquire, Ordinary of
-wborsas, NJ. ". Abn2y has applied to me for
a,,nrs Of Administration. on all and singular tho
LIZ IL and cha.tels, rights and credits Of Vashti
i Ssrsw. ial4 af tie District aforesaid, decd. :,
fn Thos, are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
o,i singular, tho kindred and creditors Of tho
s ana deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
nov, ordiiars,s copF. fgF the Enid District: to 30
hoiaon at E%dgefala o.al.0n tlie ss.l .. asyot Feb.
Inst, to show cause, If any, why the said aan'H's-
G1yen .ry-;, tie year Of our Lord ono n.ag-
~ ~, 18th cirht hundred ard sixty-rour, aud in the
s;,h.y.cighth %rsarsof the Independence of tie
tag Of sSasa ". F. DuEIsoD; o. Il, D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Notice.

n HEREBY publish to the community al largss
that Majar Tillman Watson and Mrs. Hepsa,
Bate baye positi1 ely refused to take Confederate
n an,,s II. uaynont OF N1tcshciI b5taen ,tgatrst
ina; Mrs. Bates Note ~ for S320oor $4,000 Maj
Wa,sou,s for $3.50 or S5u0. Fam Informed. that
Major Watson traded for this Nete-and Pnld tr
II IN Confederate noacg.. I will aoe pay. ~iatursse.
nm soil Notes unlesa compelled by law.
WADE HoLSTEIE.
pcb q II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
FRESH. Arrivals.

TN PENN, Agent, has just received :
H.. 6 Tierccs RICE;
l Bag Superior RIO C0FfEEj
10 s sauei YARN. Nos s. 10, u.
G Rags Nails, OIL, Sd. led, l2d.
g Boxes Cunwing TOBACCO.
AID a greas variety Of other useful articles.
Jan ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

Bn1Flsn Gorros PRosrsers FOR l351.-
SIr. John Cheetham. in u very able letter to
thu Manchester Examiner, enters With great
tuliacss in:0 the above question. lie says;
In conclusion l wcuid observe that the
above considerations picsent-us with two sat
i~s:actorr results: First, that the production
sc cotton in other countries ,Aac TIE Southern
States of America is steadily progressing, tho
;mpo Is OF 1869 'execed:ng probably those OF
1862 BIZ I mi ca bales, iaas !sssening or
exclusive dependenc upon Gle source OF sup
p.y; secondly, that tla tree countries ~hica
have shown the most eager desire 10 coltr!r
bate 10 this rosui;-Esypt, Turkey and lta'y
possess advantages in climate, soil and Ia
ciit7 of access o-this market which enable
them TO compete successfully "iththc South
ern States of.A.meric :, not oaly III quality, hut
also in the cost Of rroluction,;and dl Sa..-
cuiuc enough 10 Anticipate ;h!tt so"ie lew
years hencs the coasts Of tha Mediterranean
viii furnish au Annual supply of ~ ml.i'on
bales. OF lndia1I regret | ca1aot take 50.
hopeful a view. SO long a3 high psicaspre-
vail she may furnish us With q -eansidcraeia
quantity Of cotton; but when the s~ti.auias Is
withdrawn, and the day OF competition re
turns-as return it will-then Wiltsue DIES
ccnd, fear, to her former subordinate posi-
ton in the cotton markets7ef the world. This
result Willie owing to tho inferiority OF her
staple, the inlperlect!on Of her agriculture, tue
Ignorance Of Ter ryo!s, the frauds other mid
J dlcmen, and the Indifference of l:or rulers
Such a consummatior none vii more de7o1t-
~ hail tian the unfortunate operatives whom
the fratcici!al war in America condemns 10
the manipulation of her inlerior plr9duets.@-
LONDON STR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24

rs Com. Farragutmaao a demonstration with
seven moriaI boats and four g%unboa.s against
Fort Powell, below Mobile, on tbs 10Th, at.long
range. But littlo damage was dono, and on tlc
next day the enemy retired out into deep water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Military Notice.
HEADQUARTERS.

EDGEFiELD c. H., FEB. l5th, 1871.
a III Commissioned, non Commissioned oai-
"a. GERS and pri-ates belonging to the Army of
Tenasssec, or to Lieut.. G>n. Lcngstreet's Corps,
who are aow ut home CT aecG1rt Of sickness. Or
Wounds received In battle, aad als9 al men Ds.
Iailcd al any department wrut=u-vrr, utv- iIvruny-
ordered to rendezvous at Hamburg On the 9Th, or
1t .Nincty.siy ant the. different Dcpcts On The
urecnviilc Rail Road on the 4th March. prepared
to move forward to their respective commands.
Cficers wi!l DC coual It Ike Hbuyc-naniod
points. who will cSlcad orders, and furnish tSaus-
poriation.
Il. CHARLTON,
Capt. c. S.A
Feb lG 81 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the Es-
n tate Of W. G. Mcragns, dOr'd., will please
present them duly %atlostrd.
Z: W. oARTILG, E1'or..
Also, those haying claims against tho Estatoof
Susan Garrett, lan'd,. will present them duly at
q, w. AAHlLE, :
Adm'or with the evil annexed.
Dec 90 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Feb 0
Notice.

mHRs. NAN6YJoNEs, living at the old toll
LIVE. satc, m tho Plank Road, two miles below
TIC Pine House, tolls bet,ro me q dart BAY
HORSE, fifteen and q half -hands high, ian bind
foot white, SitL!a ainali white snip on hiasnoses
and shod all round. supposed 10 le ten yeass old:
no other marks or brands pcreoivaSle. appraised
to ho worth a3aa. a. J0NHs,A M Sd
Feb 9Th, 1885, Init
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
s;raIe Of G5us!l ~Saroiiaa,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EnY W. /. pERlS0E, TES4airs,' Ordinary OF
whGrsaa, Michael lays has applied to mo
e., r.Itnfs OF Administration, en- all api Singular
-. Ids saai ~uh..i4lz, s.stts .hl credits q Mar.
gs,rt aaro. iat. of The District aforesaid, deed
- ! Tncss ,r,. la,s.io.e. 70 cit. aud ad'nonish oil
,.ass;.r:!.r. ;hs ;fiadrel and creditors OF tho said
S~.sessd. "a bean; np,'saf tefeFo mo, II dar next
=. ,;nsrs Q:,.t for iihc spid1 ~itistTict, t'bo holden
~ Eiase.ll court House. on tie 29th day Of
February inst, to show o.uso, If any, why the
SAID administration should not DO sranoea.
:. Gigcu uuder ny hand and sIa', tais lo.a Jay oil
Fol-; il y%safof cur 9a' uh"I ss,S Sn ~ 'DG taa eie S,sns rSas
w. - ~ ,ha Independence of sou1h Carolina.
year =. 80 ". +. DrRIsoE, 0.ED.
Fob IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-24
Dick Cheathalll.
Of South Garolins
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT,
IN Equity.
4. +. Oazts a2d vic,

Is. T"Ffnt"".
Jane T.. shaGsr, ct. al,
gyY ,ir!ns IF an order of the Court IN this case,
10 I willrTaascd to cell ~ k!scHc'd 9. y, on
Glqnlay.thc It'll day of niarea he6i' ,ao feai
E,tai, of Jng. C.. Slriisr, deceased. as follows:
ONE TRACT OF LAND continuing 0na;Au9-
arca and tcn acres, more or les. adjoining lahus
Of W. n. Clags, Wn. shaTe', c'' al.
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Ninety
aer.s. moro or les a%Aioi7in.g 'aF ai"vs'ncr'iaaad
trao., W. II. Clrsss a;'i oii.9rs.
Sud nm a ~crcaitof twolye months with interest
Com dqv-or sale, except costs o., quit Which pms;
be mai! III casa. purchasers 10 glye bond with st
least tHc good %srrsti:s 10 secure TIC purchase
/. money AID tE5 for papers extra.
&. ". CAEWiLE, c.E.l.p'
Feb. Q 5te s.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGhFtELU UI;TRiCT,


Miltnn j. Palmer AID Eliza his wife,
.tsberry M9t;in, Jmurs Ms:;in,
EscwmaHNflli> sat s7iT. pi.'sJ,
anil Others. DaiceGarts.
AIRY an oe5er rr'u' Ia hrlinsry. I shall pro.
As coed te a. .aiiei5 ut.i+ H"Hse az h;i
fires MouAay in .!artll ncX', sar f~ati:ioi, lie
Real Estate Of John M:affn deceased. consisting
of n TR SCT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying aud
;hsing in the District aul State aforesaid, contain
lug Dno hundred and Sixty tiGa) acrcs, mdfs.or
less, end bounded T., larl.nf Iharica n t'res-
nam, Estatc of "T-.,.I.as itsr9 2: NJ! u,.crs.
.ffr%s.-Tte ca!le lr'"-irE. iii =. I'D u. : crrl q.
oEtwelyc 'noutrs wiia in,trs.s ifc;a Il y-ut 81.
pcreb aser u give Iinnd, vi i au,nle cur:r, MI
e Me:sgas9 III he ps.aSsas-so tno d~'frirary te
sscare. thc purchase money. Cgs,s IL be- rail IL
cash. Titles, extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. !. D
February3 81 %
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New Goods I!

VyIiE Subscriber has received al his old stand
d the following articles, which he will sell at
the lowest market Price, Wig
CALICOEs and GlNHHAMS;
Bleachtd nnj Brown Snl!RFINGSj
Linen and Cotton HANDKEGGnIEYs;
THREAD and BUTT0NS,
NEEDLES end PINS:
PAPER and, ENVELOPES
STEEL PENS and PENgIbS;
ONE CASE, SHOES
HOOP SKIRTS;
MAnufa crdrcd and Smoking TOBACCO,
SEGARS;
CookIN4 SODA.
; 1 also expect a Bale of FACTORY THREAD
by the last Of the week.
Call and examine for yourselves.
B. c.. BRYAN
Jan0 IL 2
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AIN persons having claims asainSt the Estate
n of Susan,F G,albert, dcc'i., are notified 10
render them in forthwith properly attcsted.
JAS. 4. ;raLBERT, Ad'cr
Nov 24 II !.