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The ARAB HoRsEsHoR.-The Arab horse
shoe is thin plate Of iron covering the whole
boof; 1t is far lighter, and gives more protection,
but requires 10 DO removed Oftener than oars.
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100000 SdS cASS Sa RE4SaEs x 3 HSisa xsaH Co. su
the Round Top Teach Fasm, Md now 4-iving, and ior
sale By n X. NERF. No, LQS 3, Wn1RYES. u&o=1n'
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EAST SANDY OIL COMPANY,
1OO,O 900 Shares. at Five Dollars Each.
PRICE TO SUBSCRIBERS, sroo PER SHARE,

The Allegheny River and East Sandy on Company have
two distinct valuable properties, both OF which are
owned In fee simple and one OF which Is working pro-
perty, already developed, with all the necessary
30 contains three acres and Is situated the bank Of
tho Allegheny river, Immediately opposite 70 the cee-
brated Hoover we'll II Is but few miles nom the town
on this property well which has been bored to OIL
The improvements are en- Engine House, steam Engne
nearly new Derrick and Pumping Apparatus complete
The Weld OF the well, when In regular operation Is ten
barrels An twenty four hsuTs. This property Is near the
Cochran farm, which Is located the improvements OF
the baltimore Company, and contains ample room and
frontage the river for several additional wells One or
Two other wells can be worked with the now the
pround Within a very short distance OF this well Is
which is now yielding sixty barrels per day.
No rs A forty fye acre tract, situated on bend Of
the East Sandy creek, about hve miles from Its mouth
on tie Allegheny river. Immediately opposite to this
tract on the other side Of the stream, Is natural oil
fTbe frontAse on the creek, which Is all bottom land
suitable for boring, 10 sufficiently extensive for the loca
ton OF numerous wells ,,,.. .
on this property the Of twenty thousand dollars 10
reserved as a working capital for Its development.
ID is proposed at 20 place two engines on ths
property and as the working capital thus reserved viii be
ample the revenue derived nom the well on the ALE
qbeny Will be devoted at once TO the dividend fund
subscriptions win be received for limited amount Of
Stock, BY
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THE JAKE
r0
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $1,000. 900
100000 SHARES, PAR s1o.
$4,000 Cash Working Capital.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 90 so.
OFFICEHS. r
PRESIDENT,
T. IIAsKINs DU PUY,
President ofth os,avf,ss Railroad Company.
VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS d. WATSON,
OF the Hardware srm Of Trul Co., No. bls Marie. 81
TRBAsuRBR, 6
SAMUEL WORK,
ofwOrk MsCOush Co., Bsnhers No. &c s. Third street
DIREcroRs,
HAsK1Ss Do PUY,
THOMAS u. WATSON,
B,s. RICHARDS,
OF Germantown,
WIN. d. sHERRERD. Insurance Agent.
GEORGE P. WAY,
oflste Dry Goods arm Off. T. Way \ Co.,
A. W. LETsENRIEG.
Cashier Mauoh Chunk Bank,
EDWARD sHIPPEN, ESQ
The property Drake Petroleum Company consists
Of two tracts OF land one of two hundred aud y
and oftwo hundrek aud sixty acres Skins
In all 1--WE hundred twelve acres fee, the Cald-
well Branch OF on Greek.
The property has been critically examined by a Com
mittee appointed for that purpose and the territory pro-
oed In their Judgment, to be fully equal 20 that Of
Crek, along which the largest oil wells discovered
have been found.
The lands resemble those OIL creek in every partcu-
lar, and is believed, from the large number of
springs in close proximity that valuable wells win be
opened both these tracts.
The management have already secured several engines
and engaged competent superintendent, with view 70
immediate and energetic development.
large portion Of these tracts Is bottom, an admirably
adapted for boring.
sSvsral oompsn organized on lands Immediately
adjoining this territory. among which the Briggs ana
Crescent on Companies OF PhuAdelphiA.
In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company to no
pubc the Directors that their should be
amned, aud subscriptions made the Stock IN full faith
ss TO It's pres snt and prospective value
T. T.HAsKIEs pU PUY, President!
THOMAS d. WATSON, Vloe- President
SAMUEL WORK. Treasurer.
WORK, McooUCH b CO.,
l9E-u No. s6 8. THIRD Street.
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The following is a very useful table at this mo-
ant. 1t shows at glance how much currency
~ be had for a certain amount of gold, and uice
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WARRINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.
CAPlTAL".s'..''.'' '.'''..''''''''''''sS S3OO,OO0.
100 600 SHARES. Es....,.,.,,....,.,,",s5 Each.
Subscription Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10000 Shares Reserved as Working Capital.
Office, No. 3l4 MARKET St, Philadelphia,

Mol wen on on Greek, now pumpins 10 barrSIs pOr
day. and increasing.
laHe show OF oil. Near this is the Corn Planter Well
which is now pumping 800 barrels OF oil per day.
No. g. weh on oil Greek, go feet deep, now ready OS
tubing with splendid show Of o1 every proSpeS Of pro
duemg largely.
MOI one hfth interest IA tract OF ave hundred acres
on The AlIsg heny river; SIX wells, pumplng any bar
rels OF Oll per dAy wells going down with
near nile OF river front al good boring territory.
No g. half Al TideOute nsAF the Eo0nonllte eds
which are now pumping sixty barrels per DAY,
No 9. Bix acres In fee In Wanut Bend, on the Ane-
gheny river nmedatey THIS Poperty are NM
Subscriptions are now beng Tsesiyed aad large poe
ton on the areAd7 taken. Tho and an
nf0rmatOn can be obiGnsd a. the 0os q he Company
DOW q No. SIA MARKET Buoa- n-n-H
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CON ON THE BRAIN" CsoNG AND
" CHORUs)
The most popular piece out, IS oehtsi sat
GARSf'B PIANO AID MUSIC STORE,
l9-i7.u ~, liza CHERSVT HtIeSts
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G 0 A L G M P A N Y
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
PRINTED CIRCULARS.

PRINTED CIRCULARS,
with The Prospectus and Geological Report Of he property
q this Company, are now ready At our once.
This Company owns over $500 acres Of what is known
the best OIL TERRITORY upon the GREAT UP
HEAvAL IN WEST VIRGINIA, and ororI large iudaoc-
monts parties to subscribe for tho limited number Of
shares offered at e. pcr share for m paid STOCK the par
being $40 per IhATs.
This price per share is not Sbove the marketable value
Of the lands and 1t Is offered the sole purpose Of To-
cr,asg the fssiess for Development and win, beyond
reasonable doubt, prove profitable Investment.
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CAPITAL, $500 900.
100000 SHARES. ........ $3.50 PAR VALUE.
working Capital, $4,000.
OFFICE. No. ia 8. SIXTH STREET.
PRHsIDRNT,
WALTER ]. BUDD.
TRBAsURER,
DELL NoBLIT, in iy
sscRRrARH,
JOHN ROBERTS. gf
DIRECTORS,
JANIS GRAHAM, WALTER j. BUDD.
JAMES W, CARSON, JOAN 80 AIT,
@. WOLFF, EDWARD GLENK.
WARNER II. RAIsoN, d. W. DENIsoN,
DELL NOBLII, IN, Il. B. BRESERS.
Tie property OF this Company consists Of from $50 to
SOu OF land in tract IN zee simple situated
the gheny river and above the mouth OF Scrub
& "a s IF Of sbo of m
with Roou boring territory tor the whole distance. Bull
@ to 1eas quarters ~ Of "a mile ia6edded Ia eeep
along the bottom and sides 4 when ample space
for boring deep Tavine eXends Into the hills from Bull
lin creek for distance OF about onehalf( ~ mite,
Its well ascerained by the testimony OF aged and re-
spectacle residents that the Indians years ago, gathered
oil from the Of the this property, and
USED II for rheumatic affections. In later times the team
Bullion Furnace gathered used the oil
for the purpose Of apply ing II TO gals and bruises
their horses. Oh years was seen TO eSude nc number
Ct places the bank Of the Allegheny rver and In the
rAVine alluded to
There every reason therefore, believe that tho pro-
peTty OF the Company Is rich in It's supplies Of oil The
elnHton Of the proves sey that those sup
plies oil on on cretk have higher Level thAn oil
bearing rocks this property and thai consequently the
supply viii be than that Of Oil creek ITSELF
bued frontage Oil creek OF Egb 3r story,
farms render the property inv aluabe beJ end any
present basis OF computation .T
we is ady Gown about 455 feet in the sinking OF
which, since, oil rucs the then
owners turned their attention TO tue Manufacture salt,
salt great srtngth and n great quantity
| obtantd. Gasis nov flowing therefUm. Anengine Is
already set and tubing the gTOuni with ali the
planes for sinh Ing this we 10 greater dopth, as the
Company feel confident Of securing good How Of OIL
The Company have directed contracts 10 DC made for the
| sinking Of three additional wells immediately,
The operations Of the company VIII be greatly facih-
| tated BY several circumstances - M MlFlr
lst The advantage OF water ransportaton equvalent
increase IN the price OF oil from 81 TO ~ per barrel
| owe oil from on creek.
% railroad will PROBABLY through the property,
com ecuug the way Kittannng and Free2ort with
yauia Central aordnE the nearest and sucest
| M ans of trans pOrtauon 10 tne Eastern cities,
80 Theiei ahsavy growth OF Hemlock *, and Pine,
which will irish the Company CHI ap supies of bnidng
materials and fuel and also aIrd neidentat source OF
/ profit 10 u e Company by n cir sale --l
Subscriptions STOCK received AZ the Otce OF the
! Company, or at the Treasurers Ne. 2f2 =. eECOND
| Street, or by any Of the Dreeors l2.lI stuth3t
Il
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-
Official Dispatches from General Lee.
Official dispatches fron Gen. Lee, this 'af-
ternoon, report to the Secretary Of Kar the
following:
Yesterday evening, General Hill attacked
the enemy's infantry, which, had broken
through portion OF the line held by DER ar
tillerys on the Squirrei.Leye Road, ard drove
thcm bach. Gen. Hil.reports that they WE'RE
severely punished, and 40D prisoners captured.
.s HamptoA operating on Hifs right, also
drove the enemy, capturing two elsuds of
colors, about $50 prisoners, including four
Colone!s and thirteen other officers.
;sEarly reports that ali the ensmy's csY-
airy has retired towards Harr:sonburg, and
that there is now no ensmy south of North
River. - ~ -
g Echsls reports that the passage of lhe
Watauga by tl,e2 enemy was resisted from
moon OF the 29tR TIL dark of ethe30sh On
D=vau!t's slsOad TIE enemy yes routed by
Cosby and Duke, and driven in the dire stion
of Jonesboro. At Carriers Station they were
repuised by General ,Vaughan.rs-.
Colonel Gitarreis opersting eg inst a
body sdSancing up Sandy RIVER.
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sTaxAss INTERPRETATIONS

n 1yIJ r. a3tsnI ~. tinaes and places beroiu
.e... a. al 70 rseeiye Eeturns md Asses,
~ a. Tpia,cn, or 5nsr cent TaI, arproycd by
Act Act Of of Conarsss aa 7th February 1904. They pre
rr, ,s5 me-, ifsrent heads 6r CLASSES d
Sai,ogs - -: 1 80.
ID ,r;;,a. !, .,.;on,4,,.
ist. AL properly On =: E:s ,sa
which 10 70 be eeaas1ea ,Ss -
extent Of per 10 elop ol toe+'
Including the bacon. crop pia os
Cd. All other property OF every kind not :em. %.
ploycd in agricultnre and frcm which there will
be no deduction. II ~ ss,.s:::asssi...,
3D. The tax to raise money 70 increase the psy
of Soldiers: g J, :.
Class 1st win include aiL proqesty empIoyeo m
agriculture, oil lands actually eutiyatea. Or con
neeted With er con a S ii; sisyea nS@ys
such as Teoa oha PassSs N enas
s years on ags q horses. mules and
sea ss p.dh.asop wopk sn%ais on farm or plants
t;on f I ali piows carte wagons, and ipIements of
husbandry used IN the cultivation Of the farm. .
Cl,ss I'd Will subracc property ,of every kind,
real and personsll and mixed not smploysd In
aericulture; all raI estate in towns and Tilhgssr
ana all other lands In fhe country that do not;
contribute to the Ta1 N anu an siaYss alass ,
12years of age hoess serYants, IT, aat
serxents not .eppieyca on .ne
mules and all other STOCK eessSn; soS sns aapsS,
COrn, all Otuof
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MrsT Havs THE B6ors:1-A Yankee; rath
er badly wounded in theleg, told 4t opelika
that, whentbe ConfaaetatewLo captured HIM
wanted to pull, off the fine Uools tia. he waS
wearing, Yankee begged thats.le wouldn't
10 it. /. would hurt hiscleg. " Mighty sor.
sy,n replied 0bnted, 1.hoes are ragged, siitl
mustIare Iboots.n "Let me cut them Oft
then,n pleaded Yank.' Csu't STAND cut
boots when good ones are: rounds asserts
Souihern rightA ullinc 'rIr 6fTwiil Kill
me- en.reats yank. :" Mighty: sorry re-
t,cats ragged shoes, ;. but you. can't live more
than - haurs, and if ] can't get the booti
somebody else wi.s !, and thtnI wont have
any, so fork OYER Results Yankee pasi-
ed through Columbus Tuesday night with DO
ly shoes.-Sur::.
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Tax Paysrs viii be required TO return theft
property under different ,lS ciaSSsef, VIZ;
>Closs. Lot.
!. l,t All properly employed 10 Agriculture =
that is to say, al Lands actually Gu waited. III
con,ected with, or Contributing to snch cultiYc-
tien. such as wjod ard pasture lants.
al. All, Slaves nbvYe twelve years of,age, ss
.a,s prsSery known rs plantation or iAria ntg..es
Al, Eorses, mules, and oxen, used as work
animals on fasm,or plantatiun. 49,.
T. All piou hs, carts xegins nna igIemeI,,s ,,s
Of busbandry generally rscd in cnitvaiing the
crop.
Th;, will embrace property Of every kind, real,
nsrso.al. ard mixed, not employed in agriculture
81, rral estate in ci,ieF, towns and Siiiagss,
"a ,yoodl nd throughout thu couEtry that Goes
ma contribute to tho Ta1in Kind.
sa. For lands routed and slasss hired, must be
re:urnee in tho hsms efsthe owner, ana PAU 'ef
by him. a,,t,, han. .tscraft
'of all kinds, draylaea, day-laboters, feody-
sr,yants; cuaehmsn, &e, including siafes cn f.!i
under twsl.a years Of ago. 49, ....-ss.
IIorres, mules, nssca End jennies, cattle o.
tia bovine species, sheep, goats and swiqe.
Fin. Cotton auu ,WVott tooll.nhD ..NN' -.
,ys ants. buckwhest, and all kinds OF grain
meas. potatoss on hand l7th February lsa4.tt
9th. Flour. meal, sugar, nOlasses, ba0on' lard
fand all other groceries. S eiss
| .,h ynluo of household ard kitchen furniture
a..,;cnitnFal toais, and NIL tools Of mechanics
aSns;cais instruments, oarripges. bugsies, wagons
na-,s arays, and every species ofsvehicles OF
sseo,s not empioyedin; agriculture, books, m9ps
pictures, paintings, de-. 49,.
s,b. The yaluc of nil shares in my. bank, bank
;,S sn, com nany canaT, importing, ex
ssrtinc, ,clegraphic, Insurance, rpiifoad, ana dr
dock companies. si.ss sssss,,si;.
2 ttb: Gold and silver wares and ;Pla!e, jewcli
jsSelry and watches. T., -. -.
T. iolb Gold and silver coin, gold dust, gold
4 silver bu lion. .s..sg.,s 80 ,5as q
i ,,th. Value Of an5nonsys held abroad, Hills :
n .vahanoo on Foreign Countries, promissory note
erasi.s &C., payable in Foreign eSnDtrlos. {
1: ,a,h mount Of fsll Solvent credits, bspk b!ll
I md all olher paper issuci as currency, eaeel
.;T,srcst bearing confederate treasury no.y
.Ud .Gnnrsdcrsts honds, whose ratc OF interest
net less than s per cent.
,n,. &Au otbsrs property. real, personal III
,.sd n OF particularly named in tie a60ye.
Nv puyc.s. are required sRlso. ito return Il
,,aS,s @ made upon all salcs between l7th day
EEsbruury 1884 ard Jet day ct July 1874.
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Slave Labor for the Coast
= EIyISIQN NO. 8.

i COMMISSIONERS. OF RoADs and the
hs Town Authorities within the Judicial Dis
tricrs Of Fairfield. Richland, Lexington, Edge
fold, Barn we'll and orsngeburg, will forthwith
summon all shareholders within shcir irrespective
limits to deliver oNE-HaLF of their. slaves lia-
BE to road duty, at the Rail5OaS Depot: nearest
October next, ats O'clock, A. mr. thereto await
transportation to Charleston for thirty days labor
on.the fortifcations.
II. The attention Of Commissioners of Roads
and tie Authorities above ndmed, is directed to
" Circular" from this office df Sth Instant. In aA
cases whore owners or employers do not conform
to its requirements they will forthwith report
them ns .defnulters. Il. u. JOllNSoN,5
., Agent Of the Stale of South Carolina.
MJe Carol;,.ian,. Mercury aad Courier copy
twice wirok for four weeks; other papers in the
DIVISION once week for four weeks
Sept27 AZ 4e.
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The Edge gefeld Female
GDLLEEE,
ATsEpGEGIEED c. H., S.

At TsEDGEGIEED c. H. IS. c..
YKyIIE next seholastctyear Of this Institution
FL will commence .on MONDAY, the. Sd
|. OCTOBER, and will be, divided into two Ses-
sions o.. Twenty weeks each. $40
= TERMS PER SESSION. j.. {.
Tuition in Collegiate Department, $4,000
!. Academic 80, 5E 1890
Primary. al.oO
50 !" French, S0,0 90
Contingent Fee, 500
Board, including Fuel and Lights, 10000
in The present currency, sor. Sl2 per month i:
paid In provisions ut old ratesY
Planters and farmers who send their daughters
viii bs required 90 pay for their Board in whole
or in part in provisions
Some OF the citizens of the town ,haYo kindly
consented to hoard pupils at the same rsies when
tho roons of the Principal have been filed. T
Bsarders must furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillow cases, blanketse or comforts coyerlets hand
soap and drinking cups All the pupils are.re-
uusstcd to bring their School bucks with them.
rAyments FOR each Session will be required N
adgancu.
REv. n. ". SANS, PR1sciriL.,
ave will give the following prices for the sew
.eral articles mentioned below, aShongh some az
these prices are higher than were paid in this
marke before the war. Butter 25e;> bacon l3(l
l6c; pork neat Sc; tal!ow 1870 l5c;bcef 5@sr;
mutton 5O@75 per quarter foue 81 Q. per barrel;
corn aud pess 81: sweet potatoes 5o@I5 pr busl-
ell fowls 10 @25o. apiece; turkeys 81,
pair; syrup 5O@7Sc per gall; salr So@55c per
bushel; eggs 12d@15c pef duz; fodder .aua hay
81 per 100 lbs !; 4 cod 81 four lorse i"ad
Edye6eid, Adg23 Il 50
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IYCRDIN-iRT.
MY W. f. DURIsOE, Esq, Ordinary OF Edge
I'D acia District.
waorcx., Mo.es P. Walton has applied TO me
for Letters OF Administration on all ana singular
the soois and ehattels, rights and credits o.
Marion a. O~isman late Of the D'stri't als.saaio'
dsc'd. -,
these are, therefore, to cite and adaon'sh al
and gular the kindred and craditor, of tho said
decea.ed, 10 be and appearhefcre insi ut our nsxt
Ordiuarys Court for the said Distriet,te DO holden
st. Edgefold Conrt. House, on ths l4lh day e.
.Oc,. next, to show cause, if any Why. the ssld
administration should not be- granted.
|. Given under my hand and zeal, this 3Oth dey
Of Sept. in the year of. our Lord one thesi-
.sad sight rhundred and sixtyrfour, sEd In ths
sighty-ninth Iesr!ef tn. sovereignty ana lnae-
e~'-eN'.-' ''-S. W. B.DUkis0E, 9.E.D.
T.. oct ct 80 81 .
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NEW GOODS!

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
81 Fine. .Bleached SHIFTING;
Shifting CAL1C0ES -
Black English PRINTS; ~. : $500.
Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFs;
Mems Cotton = DO;
Coat LINING 80. .s
Black Flax and Spool THREAD;
Linen TAPE 3D. "a "a. ;,
Lasting, :Cest and Vest BUTTONS;
Horn and Metal B GTTONs;
HOOKS and E6 and Knitting NEEDLES;
: Tooth BRUSHES; - = !. - -.
Dressing and Zine CONES;
SCISSORS and Pocket KNIVES; -
Shine KNIVES and Shoe THREADy I. s..ss
Toilet and Shaving SOAP;
> Cut TACKS,. Hair PINS and MATCHE9; =
Sewing Thread in BALbS;s
Steel PENS and Pen HOLDERS;
Ladics' White Cotton HOSE; ~. st'is
Lead and Slate PENC lis. - :. -. -.
,Nctnorraddm B 0oKS and Port MONIES,
Gun CAPS; -. /.
French Caff SKINS. -.
And fundry other articles. -.
Sept 27 If 40
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Administrators Sale.
State ct South Carolina
EnGEFJEID DISTRICT.
=, 9N ORDWiRy

= IN ORDINIRI
DTw. F. DURISoE, Es7, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, A. G.. Teagre has, ss.rlisd 20 me
for Letters Of Administration. on all and sjngu-
la- tho gunds and chsttos, right. andcredits ei
Patrick T.. Calhoun, jr., late Of the District
aforesaid, doc'd.
These are, therefore, to- cite and admonish al
and singular, 81, kindred and creditors Of the
said dcseascdto be aud arpea. heforc Ine, at oui
uext or;linarys Crrrt FOR rho eais District to- be
holden at Eigefeli c. H, on the 18th day Of
Oct ins.., to show cause, if any, why tho faid
nd:n:nistratun should rot be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Sd day
Of Oct in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and Si1;y-forr, and in the eighty
ninth ysar Of tie Independence Of South Care
lima. WI. DUElSaE, OLD.
Gets 2t 81
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Sam Houston.

-Isyilrs THOROUGH BRED STALLION. wll
4 : stand the Fail Season ct enrrytsn and ).
A. Wisc's plantation.
|. sala Houston ias mahogany hay, 1a hands and
IL inches high, combining siza, f'r1n, Stamina &c
Psdia,ee-saIr Housten Was aired ty William
Worth; he ny sbann.n; shsnncn by the o"!o:
brsiea race hprae Fslrh. SlaDnona dam Na'
tbe celebrated race marc Clara Fisher; Worth :
dam whs old Flora,. Flora was full sister to old
Bssten. S.m Eon.ton's dam WAS sired by Shan
non; her dam by Brluir; gran eam' hy old I'M
p5rre,l Top. Galiten.>
Seh.on &c commence from. this date, aad e"p-
tiaue until the, 2nsa. November.
asss Terms, $50 the Seasons SCs to insn'e
S to grbcm. II. a. etiHn, !,c ;,
ea:t2O - -.s... tf ~
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srAIE or SOUTH CAROLINA

C0LrGprA, Sept-9, leof.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1S,
r Ths olisrE frnrn this oEire, lirectiag Tho Sn,
Ao rlllmeat Of resiisr.t sliepir y not intcnasu
20 spn,y.t Is sliens = DO hs-e come into the Con-
feder.cy updsr contract to work at merha nical
employlns,i1s, c- who briry here at the beginning
OF the war, are sngsgtd vt -uch employ rient' un'
Ger ,ae Confederate government or contractors
of the Government
fI. To remove Il ni.a aprshan which IL said
TO prevail, t. Is announced that all.eIen Pts fros
Confederate serviee b7tween seventeen tEfl ana
City (50) years ot sge, who are not exempt oJ
abe laws Of this State, srs linh}e to service be-
yona TIE liriils OF their Disaia& snd WIN re en-
rolled in she COMP anies organized r said service
8 by "rler s. ;,,
.4djutant tand Isanso,or General.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
The State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

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TBY W. F. DUNISoE, Esquirc. Ordinary OF
EO Edgtfsld District.
Wherens, ElisT Soiglsr bas applied . i:7 for
L;tters Of Administration, On alI and sinsuiT
the good. and chat,-ls, rights and credits Of
Henry G. Ssi.;s, late Of Tho District aforesaid,
Tasse are. therefore, TO ci.c and sd,nonish all
and singular, the kindrod aui creditors Of the
sai dece.sed, to be aud appear before ino, at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said Dis'r:ct to be
holden ct E:lzefitai Q. ID. on the l+th day oi
Oce.Ireyt, To show rsuse, II any, WY tne sa'a
administration s.r,ula a.. he granted.
Given under my hand =nd'seal, this: 3o.h day
Of Sept. in tho yenr Of our Lord ono thou
.tand eight l,indred aid lsixty-four. aaa il. thu
oighty9ninth year Of the Independence VI tne
State uf South Csrplipa.
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