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SaIC, quarts.
l. Mix and let it lay two orthree weeks, and
use it as you would Guano.
If the above should prove equally valuable
with Guano as q fertilizer, then my hens
have paid me we'll for all they have eaten,
and Ihaye had the eggs and chickens to
boot.
Ihave saved dry, about Is bushels of hen
manure the past year, by having it put in
barrels and SET under shelter; and with the
addition of 2 bushels Of mari, which shall
use instead of lime, T bushel OF plaster, and
l gallon of salt to esch 2 bushels of hen ma
nure, I shall have &c bushels of a No. l
manure, whether tou call it guauo or not.
This, at 10 lbs. to the bushel, which, think
will be about the weight, will yield me $500
lbs or one ton and 9 quarter OF the fertilizer,
which, at $50 instead IF SG7 per ton, is equal
to $62 SO as its value. This pays for what
my hens eat.
But, says one, how much trouble is it?
Very little if your fowls. roost under q shell
ter, and you have q few old barrels. Once a
week you scrape it upand put it in barrels
under q Shed or in any dry place, and in the
spring, about LIST March, make Your compost
as above described on a.. plank floor, if you
can, but if not Convenient to do this, makeit
in any dry place. Sow it broadcast 200 lbs:
TO the acrc, or put about a gill to each. hill of
corn, not however in contact with the seed,
but. spread about in the hill, and / believe
the result will be al or more than you ex-
pect.
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course of two weeks, butremember that every.
application is equivalent to a dressing of ma
nure, and the labor is very trifiing. Fresh
fish ofal isfoi equal, value with the fish,
Country Gentleman.
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CREAM BEER.-An exchange gives. the fol-
lowing recipe from a correspondent who
states that it makes an effervescng drink,
but far pleasanter than soda, water, inasmuch
as you Go.not have to drink,for your life. in
order to get: your moneys worth. The effer-
veascing is much more slow:
Two ounces tartaric acid; two pounds white
sugar; the juice of half a lemon; three pints of
water.
Boil together Eve minutes. When nearly
cold add the whites ofthree eggs well beaten
with q cup of -four, and a halt ounce of ess
sence of wintergreen. Bottle, and keep ina
cold place. Take two t~ablespoonfuls Of this
syrup for a tumbler of water, and add one
quarter of a tablespoonful of soda:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-04-21

REMEDY roRS SNAKE BrrE.-A cor-espon-
dent OF the Thomson Herald furnishes that
paper with the following remedy for the bite
.ol poisonous snakes:
AZ soon as possible after bong b., take
inwardiy q |uMp, q%uanti.y q alum, the size
OF a nltlleej If not convenient TO lave it
beet up aud d; solved ina little water, chew
1t up and swallow it.
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State of South Carolina,
ED GEFIELD DISTRICT.

Ely W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Culinary of Edge
I'D field District.
onnlied to me for Letters of Administration on all
md singular tho gooss and chattlos, rights and
credits Of Caroline T. Garrett, late of the District
aforesaid, decd :,
These arc, therefore, to cite and admoni'h Ill
and singular, the Kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appcarbofore me,a our next
ordinary's CourtsasFthe said District,S be holden
at Edgeacld lGSalafft House, on the l4th day OF
May next, to shS% cause, it my, why the said
administration should not be granted: :, =
Givon under. my hand and soal, this 9th day
of April in the year of our Lord one, thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-fOur, and in the
eirhty-eiehth year of tho sovereignty and Inde-
nendonce of the State of South Carolina.
~ w. e. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Snr5 Ct Is
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Barter! Barter !

r,uE GRANITEvILLE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will Barter Cloth for Pro-
duce, on the following terms:
One Yard IA Shceting, Drills or 0snaburgs, or
lighter Cloth in proportioprfor 4 pound of Bacon
Sides; a pond Of Lard or TalloW.
Three yards of the same, and in the same pro-
norton for light goods, for Is bushcl Of Corn or
poas, or a hundred pounds of good. Fodder.
of light goods, for n bdshel Of S~upcrfne Flour.
Three yards as above for a gallon of;sorgho
Syrup. -
All articles must~be delivered ut Granitcviile
where the exchanges will be made. The highest
nrice given fer good white cloan Cotton, with or
without cloth covcring-unl the same paid for
in Cloth at market rates.
An-1o u l6
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Administrators Notice.

"A IL persons indebted to the Estate of Wn.
"A Toncy, decd, will pay tho same without delay,
and .thpso having claims4against said Estate ses
notified to render then in properly attssted, 70
forthwith, as we desire to oloso up the Estats e
soon as possible.
GEO. j. TeNEY, APor.
Nov.25 1y* AZ /.
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Please take Notice.

VXTE the undersigned respectfully request Of
wv our patrons that When sending or calling
for Medicines to DO obtained In Vials or BstQeE
they will greatly oblige Us by sending Yials or Bot
ties we'll stoppered, as i. is impossible for Us 70 To-
plsnish our stock of the above mentioned srt1clea
G. L. PENN,
: ). D. HODGES.
April Z Ct Is
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Aprl2
Enrolling. Officer,
%EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, s.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, s. C.,
April 18th, 1864.
r SEVERAL PETITIONS to the Honorable
Ee the Secretary of War for exemption have
been referred buck to. this Office, and viii not
now be forwarded, for the reason that sanlo OF the
persons whose exemption is therein Sprayed for
come under the provisions of the Act approved
February 18th, 1864. Persons concerned in these
petitions will report at this Office, and prefer their
cluims to exemption.
II. All Officers and Soldiers on duty in this
District, in connection with this Office, are hereby
prohibited from E rwardjng men to Camp before
their first reporting to this Office.
FRANKLIN MOSES; Jr.,
Lieut.. & Enrolling Officer.
Apr IL ct 16
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WantedI Wanted!

"a wanted in my Company. Any one in tho
District having one will find o purchaser and
confer an especial favor on the Company by ap>
nIy;ar TO Can't. LOWS Jones at the Court House.
JAMES j. GREGG, Capt.
go. b, 9th Rcgt. s. c.. Cav.
At Is
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Estate Notice.

A IL persons In anywiss indebted 10 tho Esssts
"A OF E. N. 0enn, decd, arc earnestly request-
ed to como forward and settle up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate Will rsn
der them in, properly ~attssted, at an early data.
G.. l.. PENN, Adnso..
Aug4 IF Al
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Burial Cases !

7 keep constantly oh hand q full stock efsRslass
Il and Mahogany C0FFINs, which. from and
after this date, will be sold for CASH, and q
prices as reasonable as the times, will admit.of.
The use of tho HEARsE win be charged feI
according to the same ratio.
JOHN II. WITT.
Edsofeld, 8. c., Oct 10, 1854. If e
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Directions forsthe Culture &C., of

sSSS.,- luolSo.
PLANTING AND7GULTUnE:-The,soil should
beSprepared similar to that where Cabbage, OF
other garden. seed-are to be planted. Manu-.
ring with stable, or hen-roosJ manure. Sow
the lst of April-rows two feet and a hall
apart-seed two or three inches apart in rows
Plow and hoe like Cotton, keeping weeds
and'grass down.
CurTISc.-When in bloom in July, cut
down and put INTO barrels. Soak from thirty
six 70, forty-eight hours. Wiring the stalks
out with q gourd dip in and stir for one
hour; add ley to it unit! the mud rises sufh
GENTLY thick, one gallon Of ley to ten of L.
diSo liquor. let it alone ten hours, in which
time tho mud will be settled to the bottom.
Remove tie mud then from the barrel, put 1t
in a sack, suspend it in the dir and let it re-
main so until the liquor is all oct. Remove
the mud and place it in an carthern dish, let
it get dry in the gun shine, aad it will keep
good a century.
The DYEING PRocEss.-If you wish to dye
immediately, drain off thesliquor as before
put the mud ir a pot-to one gallon of vet
mud put three or iour of common ley-then,
to try it, use som lint, or white thread. When
it will dye the thread green tits ready to dye
blue. Dip.in your hanks, and let them re-
main about. eight or ten days, airing them
fifteen minutes each day.
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Notice.

q LII persons having cluims against the Estate
IA Of Susan F. Talbcrt, decd, arc notified to
render thcia in forthwith properly ni.sstcd.
JAS. a. TALBERT, Ad'or
My o. tf As
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Ethan Allen!
State Of South Caroline,

IN EQUITY.
Barney NJ. Lamar and wifs,st al,
wiloy @. Glover, E1'Os:., OF al
ny yirtus of an Order Of the Court 10 this
Is case, ll'persons claiming to be Creditors 81,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, decd, are required To prsys
Court, by the 2ud day of May next and IN de-
fault thereof, that they be excluded from I'll hsas-
ct of the decree to be pronounced hsrsin.
z. W. cARWILR, cE.s.p.
Comm'rs. 'ofee, Mar !, stlo
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Notice.

. Notice.
MFRS. NANCY JONES, living at the old toll
lY1 gate, on the Plank Road, two miles below
the Pine House, tolls before. mo . dark BA1
HORSE, ffteen and.a half hands high, Loft hind
foot white, with q small white snip on;hb noss.
and shod = ,und, supposed to DO tan ycars old;
no other! Ks or brands psrcsivable. Appraised
to be VIC /. $500. a. JONES, II. I. D.
Feb N, 1884. INIT
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Notice to Conscripts.
HEADoUARTERs ExAMrNfNG BOARD. .

EAdhIN1NU DoAhOt
4TH CoSa. DIST, ADDEvILIE c. H,
April s, 1864.
u THE Medical Examining Board Of the 4th.
He Congressional District will meet for the e1-
animation of Gonscripts and soldiers on furlough
at the following times and places:
Abbeville, Saturday, . lotf Arpil, 1864.
Newberry,- Tuesday, 10th
Laursns, Thursday, .2lst
Lexington, Saturday, Esd
Edgefeld, Thursday, 2bth
II. 1. Officers ami :oldiers on ~fnrlough, pho are
able to trausi, must report 20 = Hospitai.Sxamiu-
ing Board for extension. ,Such extension aanGot
be recommended W the Medical 9ourd for the
District.
2. Those uho are unable TO trdoel to a Hospital
sBoard may report to the MEDICAL! Board TOR The
District on the days above indicated. !.
8. Those who are physically unable to leare
home to appear before the Medical Board fsr the
District will, previous TO the day. appointed, send
up TO the Enrolling Officer Of the District tho
certificate of his attending physician. embracing
q full and accurate statement Of the case--which
certificate will be referred blythe Eurollirg Officer
to tho Medical Board for their action.
II. f. ANDREWS,
Surg. Prest. Elk. 4th Cong. Dist.
Official
FL. MOSES, Jrj
Lieut.. and L. O.
April Is St i6
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Take Notice.

A LLspersons having claims against tie Estate
n of Jas. s. Adams, decd, are notified to render
them in, PROF cry attested, before the LIST Dec.
1881, and those indebted to said Ertlts will please
pay the same without delay.
A. G.TuRNER, Adm,o..
Nov. Is, 1yHs II
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Estate Notice.

DERsoNS having claims against The Estate Of
Il DR.. E. Bland, dac'd., are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James d. Harr-
son, WHO is my authorized Agent in settling up
the business of thesEstate.
R. z. BLAND, Admrx.
No74 u A
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III.
aPanama! &Vera Cruz! sSavannahla Mar
Your flowers are all fullsloveiy and bright;
But brighter and %lorolier than all by far
Is your flower that blooms only. by night.
"A rigsI Of golden petals embraces
Another still Of most delicate white;
And fair as Aglaia, Queen ofthe Graces'
Is the flower that blooms only by night
III.
Thy creoles, Jamaica, the chill heart can warn,
AND sweetly rayish the sense with delight;
But what pesfscts their bosom's sedueing charm
Is your fower,that blooms only. by night.
Nv.
Gorgeous fower: I seek in no heraldrY )
Quaint scutcheon with gulcsa and pepnons be-
digit;
But the. device borne on my aegis shall be-
The fair fotoer that blooms only ty night!
@The Cereus is indigenous to Jamnica, Very
Cruz, and some other tropical localities. One
bloomed, however, at Aarbury in England
July, 1929. &.
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Han Manure.

HONE MADE MANURE found the fol.
lowing in, 1 think, the Southern Planter, and
placed it in my receipt book:
Hen manure, 3 bushels;
Stacked lime, 2
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Gsge6el6 aobertisjet.
For the Advertiser.
The Cereus.

"There is one plant which has been so formed
as to flower only in the dark,-the night-fowert1
ing Cereus."-SHARoN TURNER. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-17

ORGANIZED Competition.

AhOu. the meath Of AsgssI. least no OF me Guy
p,psr. undertook the oh, m l'oneh'P OF system Il
. .mpsrtioa With nonOPolEts, Which, oJ lse1s Aho
hzufss they proved 20 DO "iOetrihe os'hodo1' :
Tn. y,.sm they supported As an o'gAnz eempsn-
,isa IA .hiea the consumer Was 10 have the adVAn
taKs over the nOn0PeAsi-
\, far 40 Ihs theory gJss, bat Ht 10 OjsoOn eaa be
REASONABLY usssd against it, but We would very mob
Aks 60 kaou ho1 10 aouli soIk u PFaS,i0s
Il uAs ~ z ,slsa ell along thsG the sGlS'nrs
skIula De convened 70 y g Ills nsa1aIs sne s>eafe
"a pa snOa by he Gts,s u az kg SlaVol' me
Lssisia NE has me- sLd LOihisg yst las bean dohS
IousIds me nEol pisissd iysls@- We KOS VeII
lials OF Lhs d sssy IT AZ organ eJnPeun0n' Ne
have never iaIssLgSlsd ne qassliOs, aud 'hersiofs
do aSI Ia ~ WhsI advantages maj % ds'iVSd itom
/, on Ias contrary one OF IWO Instances Cur oSh
,xJsr shes shO Ne that bOt GnlI u p ,nsDie, sa'
Il lees .eSon panied Wigh OsF.siG Lnisa0os, sneh %
LmiuBs sssn.s N ,bsp s1es 10 be paid, 10 Mi tPsS
q sIsAlsr 6sld f.r tEsCulAuen AID PseniAliOn tbsh
that 10 shica eKlUIt operate 90 ITessaL
En- "a have heard 80 much VI Ihs AdSAht gee 10 be
dsrry,d htm THE syleR IL agency composition,
M "a are anxious 10 res SON ilhIVg done. IL the
LEGISLATURE u ths pre- psr 10 secure lhis much
as,,fei eOmpsih on between the consumer and mo-
nopJlsI, 10. its aid bs.euIistsd az Oics.
We sc uhAI has bsea done By the ArFAD CEMENT
With U, mel Ingram. D.uO1ls>s 'qaAl bsushA would
acsspe by tI.sDding OpsiAI aud allOS the eli
10 opera Asaiast mono Polsts uith the support OF
s A., whose pJusE Posld be immense In surii pro
Visions and speedy .AdOn for The same. Nov
" ,s time 10 act ana it has bstn claimed that the
l. stature eoulI #, CT this Measure, let 1t bs done al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-17
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
STATES.

We continue our extracts from the latest UGited
ga as pspsre e afternoon I'd lion of the B.ldmoIe
Ana lean contains the fonOEiBg detailed seOau,t OF
" ,,r,ns operators being she latest received hou
dame amy. OOnsidsriIg that Weldon the IoLt
,msd a. AID ths; Warren failed to reach that locality
,hs .sucssss Cf he expedition" is somewhat doubt
ful:
BI,DouARfIRs ARvy OF The POfCNLo Dsc. IL
Fns movements IN tbs apartment which have been IN
ur-e Of execution the past Two dlys have been fnsiy
isy.lcpsd and Bo the obi intended TO DO accom-
J,i.htd ID be given 70 The punlc, ss we'll ss tie rt
salts STAINED, =
r .ss kaewn ths etsmy we're procuring LARGE suI-
,iiss for ,ke. t.oOps bT way Of the Weldon Rhlosd
Stony Creek. -hsnoe they we're Wsgoned TO Peters
Dars The csViFg to- seat mare some ten days ego
,ot being sbls Il usllg stop their operations, tie
an CcIpA nj Gregg oayslfy and the ird Division
of the s cond Corps, we're detailed 20 ictuay put
top 20 By destroying the railroad &c far south IS
n eksfos end, If possible, that Station, slso.
Az datheht IN "Wednesday morning the eolrml
srted ecu on The Jerusalem Pisak Rad ths cavity
tS,Lg he stViEca. Ga Srri'ing st Poi1t Iinete n
m : rjIa PsteFsbuFg they diyeFged from the ROAD
,s,u nile 10 the nigh, where they reached the Not
,.a, riy-r and tie command at ones con m 81 ced
,,s.nv A. bVoui cksd on te south side the gh'
Az AZ past ssSsa O'ciGek II ursdsy morning the
,o,loohs ~ere taken rp aud tbs column sred. ,sv-
ng CAV Ivy detachment 70 Pick up saegisrs and re-
n n wi them.
o. reaching int two miles beyond. s lsssK court
aors soais rsbsi VirJ we're encountered AID we're
I,vel back to where he Weldon Railroad crosses tie
n tOUay About Noon small fore OF The enemy
SADIE dash be cavalry nj the advance 81
tka Infantry tn were soon routed with git loss
an III sidss. Hare esva'rymaa was found Who had
evidently ba,n usdsrtd and ripped Of everything,
sSsn 10 his ots.
me advance then commenced thu destruction Of
she raiFO by bUrnh The bridge across the Motto.
saw ami conii usd Oh JArTatLs Station biVt usek
| i,F at that place on Thursday night On RFidsy
nSrn1 go early start made, and in the after
,oon the sdvsres reached point Hal ford -
drs tbs On .mg VAS fOu. to DO In sems force, and
svi. battery in position, with strong works on
oth Sldes Vt the HsherFin river. Alter the position
al been e1anin, ttlsof vas deemed incompatible
"a asecun; of the siTergh OF the works aud the D.
Il of approaching them pArtleu Sriy with artillery
bersiGre Sss determined to cary the line OF works
this side and destroy the Pot. which was success
| u'ly Sole D rig tbs charge COLONEL or jor Sr
can't o. the l Aasssol eats Is said 20 have beer
oiled Troops we're seen moving into position at thi
oont although they bad just arrived and the DIRE from
batteries Of the enemy soon after showed thu. thsJ
| I'D hssn reinforced.
| n nov got dark, and began raining, showing ana
freezing. The IFeOps sapPsd y tAf feinisl tps w
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raR ALABAnA LkGIsLATURE

We learn by letter fOm hInIg 'msTy, written on
the SO.h ul., thai The venue bill UAei has passed
the House OF Representatives proposes TO raise three
M ou- of d. lars by tax .dOD ire easing 80 per cent
t,s AKA OF this year Tti increase Is rendered ne
CO sAry by The dsmAnds Of ind gent f. N lice uP1n the
,nsderr ion Of the ate Tee bal for the support Of
II gen, AmiEss Of sold - which has PrObab passed
&c ass before This time spproPIAiss As hrgs sum
a,thA&
Tue Militia bill, which bsI passed the nate, col :
oLatss al the liable forces Of the Safe, between
10 aad 55 and places Ihtm At the dplsh Of tho Gov-
nor ,r The sfsos of forty days l. thought shat
1t ", pass the House as Ii come irem The Senate, CT
9Th no material snendment
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THE NEWS.
yHou sEoRsI,-sHsR4AES MOVEMNTs LG

FRoX 6EoRGI A-sHSRMAE'J MOVEMENTS Ac
Fs Augusta Regis or record this morning saIs that
= Vas ststd IN that city On the b. tia. the Fsde-
rsls have 1sFsssiln Of the SVlnnth AlbaaJ ard Gul
Rlfo.d i. is $50 aA:d that they oaptETed psssen
,s-r Is on tie ssas. Among the ps:eOIs Ia kan wa
r Otyer,Eq TIC P,es:iens Of The Iosd.
u also Ispcr.sd ihs. tie Yankees lSVs pnsssssisI
.oi the CAsIlasOn ana saV.nrsn RaiESsd bulge OyeI
the Savannah river.
TIE O. srl sen BE ery Of III, d'y before says thai
.sntius s.,rnsn lss been pressing steadily tOEsTdt
Ina city. Oar fcrces bsd f en- back The junction
o, ire GsOrss Central ard Oba;l, s;en ana savanna
R.iIOad, Ib, Ut three niles fren the city. At I'll.
10 porisnt point, uLiSh CoaHSLds bCth TesdF, Ger
II .See took Ms sand.
Il uas CD hisn Il reFOsted yesterday and We ;hinl
eerste ~ tLst ShsrDaLs 70 oss were in HAEdeeshOu
,Dius:s mard for he s0srsnd OF the ely having
bssRxs used kssvy egl..sg sn.usd sId EAs going OF
YES, OF the re. ul'P, however, 10 any, no Esss
= stsr.r has reached ~. We msy Lear something
10 day.
The o,umunity Of V,nnsh SCI N sim and q1ist-
fue present, the trains will cease 10 run thrcug
between Q two cites.
sneraI GArtrsn states that for seVersl days be oh
Sawed GQlsnG sgDals bs.Se the Federal fofeis t.
PotR ysl End sasrnap's forces In The direction
OF 8 stss's ~, on the saVsDn.h. The impression
Of sesus vas tea shGnln vas crossing corps ct lb'
= nv and wouli cooperate With FOstsi's forces II
ep.nIg the way TO Part Royal
yRoa sOU1H oARCLISA-THE PIeHF HEA9 coosAWAT
OHIR.
The .htins near OOOsAss,Ohls, on sic Charleston
sn5 .vsLnsh road, on Friday, resulted decidedly
cur favor.
q Gan. Ga.'rsU, who vss ssricusly veuadsd In IT,
6s1t, arrived ct Augusta on the l2.S. de - eoint
pretty vel. He Vas sOui d By fragment Of She'
uhish sghtly Injured Lls LEFT arm. and struck nm !
thu sfs side, frsstuEng enc rib badly and iPurng,
suOs irastaEiag. o.hsEA
'' FOsP -es3;;fi-.T s'''Fs! sas ~ sss's AsD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-17

PArnIoTIo Par IoiAs.-A raars par raph recently
cop ed 10 the VI from nth CaroIins per, Civ
bg the name Of me iea pssc iIiopsr in hat State,
Who had never cha gsd the families Of soldiers fer his
services, bsa ELECTED the ststsmsnt from correfp,rd
snt. that I'D H. Hundey. Of Eek o unity, Va,
practising bas profession in The counties Of E@er,
Kdg d Green, end hiddIsstI. attends sodisrs aid
q cir families and fur hes nediones for which he
has never made ny ehsrge. He attend, the families
OF etss for the very moderate charge OF A'e dol
insa visit. Fhs lie mentioned ss an, pie worfby
Of imitation, and one oh NO doubt Lot will be
gratefully rsmenbied b, the rec pients OF HE nd
ness. ~
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TIE CITY.


MAYoa's CoURT.-Ths Mayors short docket thif
morning was som disposed of:
Riley slave of Sa nuel Wofstan, was charged sill
breaking into the h,uss sf SAMUEL soawaf;E
SChEar said the ne gro, shS hired By him, rsB
swaJ.txo msntbs ago. Ysste'd'y fortnight, tho No
gro broke into bic house ard tried TO Get it on e.
All this ceeuTtsi il tie colny and Witnsas hoped the
.Nayey 20 ia send tn c.ee 10 county Magistrate.
A Mr. 8 sp.ss sIpeTed and said the nsgro had
stolen sII hundred doliars from him at the camp
the B ook Road, nsa- is Toll date.
Oni,sr Morris stated that ~hsn he arTestsd the ne
gro be had on new pair tf 90 boots. aud seventy
odd dol srs n bis pctkst.
The Mayor cen. the case to the county.
Anne R ley was chsIg,d with usirg abusive and
dalous language 10 ars Margaret Mack Both par
ties IsIsb, wee sl,o the female Witnesses three
in number. It was proved that the yomsD, eft being
for along time pas. risn is hal fallen Oat, aud sp
pile to another every sbusive and scandslous ep
thst known to the BilliDgsgsts vocabulary. The
Mayor cent the pardss about their business repri-
msndrg Mrs. Rlsy,ss she appeared to have been
tie originator of theSrow.