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Headquarters,
Reserve, fotscs, 8. c.,
CoLuxBIA, Sept. 50, 1851,

coLusBIA, Sept. 50, 1854 !.
GENERAL ORDERGO.7
Il PURsUANTto to General Ord 40. 53, ADJ.
ks and Insp, dsnsrsPs Once, current ,a,es' !adm
fhcreuuto apyended) ,hs Brissdier Geperal COM
inandine Reserve Forces 81 South CRrslina here
nv assumes control aad direction Of the coIscip-
tion serIire in theState..
II. Except as her einaf.cr specified, the organ
ization or the Couscriprion Department IN ~
State, including the Examining Boards wan 10
p,sservea; and sll existing orders, REGULATIONS
5ani, instructionsofthe Gomrnandsat Of CoascriP,s
will be- continncd of forcs unttotherwiss ordered.
TIT. Local E.r, ling sticsrs and .Examining
Buarda will report Immediately TO the Commanas
ant Of Copscripts, AID through aim eonmua.sate
with those Headquarters, AID will, through I'm,
receive orders aud tructiohS.
! ~. All COMMUNICATIONS iu relation to the O9E-
scrintion service 10 theState, and all applications
i,r eismptiunsaud detail, must be made ehfousa
tho Inand mt of Coascripts c"n, mna'e
| o, all other eubjects will continue TO 10 maae
thrcu.;h the A. "A. Gsntral of tie Reserve Forces
S. @. r,,.,ii
;no'()icsr bsiu sb6lishea; all officers heretofore
actn is i.,at ca pacity lil! report by lS1sr 70 ..
lthx Com.uandant Of Conscrip. tdr assignment 70
kotser duty; sett;a forth aheir rank, oofps po
Et;ou aS,l ;fresens assignment TO aaty: oVmPst
sv.nta a5fi;ce.s win Ia nss:gnsd as alnapeeton oi
fConycristion" in tho several congressionai pis.
7 ttricfs. NJ, JTr
r YI. xish a vies TO-, coppliance o. rar. 80 -,
b0f,.aia q snsrnl orltr Np.t3, the Eoni,a""'l
of conscripts VIII without delay, afss,s snd
En,,,.r pvrs,ns except those OF the >slhsl,,e !.
cofus, .m ISYsi in tae enrolling service OF thi
/ SEsts Coismissiuusd officers, as TO wnotp W u.
iiisab;I;ty is f6spa tc exist, will hold themseSe
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Z Rarter !. Barter!

yx;uE GRANITEvTLLE MaNuFA FACTURITG
3. Company will BARTER, fer Country Pro
duce delivered On the spot on tic following
terms, viz:
They will soil
rs Shirting, ~
3,+ do, -
Corn. a"' '. - any, 5nc. per bnsl!
Todiier. Soc. cEf.
clm,, },ans or barrels, $40 Z" Dol,
Bacon, l,os .-onndi and LARD IL ID.
syrup, without barrels, 2'c. !" gal.
rino elem Cotton in Baggins or Slaves Sc pr. III
I'll packages NUT be p!aia!y directed TO tie
Graai,eyillc Manufacturing Company. and mark
:ed win tic. shippers name IN tie packages.
N'M. GREGG, pres't.
Gsnn. Mf's. Co.
Granitovilis, Scps.20. II 81
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state of South g rolina,
EDGEFIELD DtsTRlcT,

= ED GEFI ED ED1SVRlCI,
71o.s2 IN ORDINARY.
EsY ". F. DURIS0Ei Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D. 6e!d Ditlrict.
Whereas, j ulius T. Wright has applied to me Inc
for Letters hf Administrations, on gu snd singular
tie goods and ictattsls, rights aud credits OF
Daniel Mathcny, late Of tue District aforesaid,
gSss. dss be- are, thersioss to otto and adnon.h ali
md singular, the kindTcd and creditors ct tha
M said lscoasud, to he aud appear before
nert Ordinary's Court for the said District. to be
holden 1t Ed sefsld Court House, on the l4ih,day
.0f Ost. 1sxt. to show csuse, II hny, .Fhy th'
said aarninis,ration should nut be GRANTED;
Given untr my band and seal, this ooth. day Q
ootr in tie rs yessr eSs V.a s Il eighty
ninth ninth wear Of the Independence Of s: Carolina
!. ..'".1 : =, WE. DURIsoE, o.E:p.
act4 2t ;-sg- ll 81.
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.Stzte Of South Carolina,
IDGEEiELO DIST

IN ORDINARY.
my W. F. DUaIsos, asqaire, orilinary o.
ka. Edycasld District ~
Whereas, Sarah Evans hath spilled to me for
retters OF Administration, on Ill ana Singular
inc goods and Ghattuls, rights and credits Of
Msrii: Evans, 'lste Of tie District atoresaid,
: Tsrse t-o therefore. TO cite and admoni-h al:
and sinv,l.r the kinirS.l and cred rs Of tue sali
deceased, tobv aud appear before me, ut our next
Oriiiiary's Court for the sadDistrict' u 10 n'oeu
Oct. next, TO. show eansc, If auy, Why tfs
said adminstrat;el rLolll uot be Granted.
Given under my hpud aud zeal, .his 2t!S day o:
sept. in ye=r vf our Lord one thousand eia!lt hun.
drel nnd sixty.i"ur and in the eighty :nintl
wear of tho Independence Of South Carcins.
!'' w.F. DURISoE, 0.E.D.
T c., o. 2t 1tP 10
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NELL Notice.

DERs0Ns intending 10 have Wheat ground at
H .my MilI win plssse lave tlisir names regis.
tsrod, and days will bs astlghsd them at the tiine
I, I wish every one to state shout The. .nurbsr;of
bushels he Intends 10 aend. -;
Have your Wheat well cleaned and dry-my
mill is not q threshing or filming machine.
Turns fcr soldiersr fsfniiiss and horse fdrpi,s:
not excesdngsJ bushels, haye.pfefsfcrce.
9 Psrsons'wh nalnea arer regiatered must. be ]
pqacsnal or they viii lose lhsif places I, 80
July 20 - Il - tt' : DO 40.
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More 9ig1ssss q, Petersburg.

RICHMOND, Oct lsf, 1861.
The following is a specialdispatth from the
Evening Whig of to-day:
Bfruside:scorp advanced across the Facg-
han to the Squirrel-Le7ei road,. yesterday,
aad ,dis,odEed our forces rom. tue bresssSork
o, feetlee farm, four miles FROM the city, sra
6;s,ant one mile and a-hxlf from their for
mer lines. Our forces resisSea strenuouSly,
but were overwhelmed until Hampton checs-
cd and drove them, back. The battle pro
gresssd .ho.iy, but fayorably, and the enemy
were driven back 10 the works son PEBBLES
farm, when darkness closed farther hostiii,ie-.
Our forces captured T. 200 pIi isoners, among
them seyera! euione!s and other fed officers
Our forces we're. aanked by superior h:lia-
bsrs and were compelledzto retreat with the
loss of one gen and eighty killed, wounded
and prisoners. After this advantage, the GU
emY. pressed forward in the direction Of the
Boydtown Plank Road, one male, but we're
n,et on Robt. H. onesplsntation by Wilcox.
Most ofsthe prisoners have arrived in town
The Yankee loss w.ssvrry heavy. 0nrs ;Ios
fully known, Jnt comp psratiyely tligh.-
Some Sighting this morning. 1Ihe elsemy
hold the captured works. -
! 49,. SECOND DISPATCH, ~
PETERSBURG, Oct. Is o'clock p. m.
The enemy Giter, taking our btesatworls
iast night pressed forward some two miles
until met and driven back upwards OF q mile
by our forces. tss&7 -
Early this moraing our forces s.ain attack
ed the eus,riy, and ;succeededi iu dislodging
them from portion ofsour lusf works: but
faiiing to.re.asethe whole work, reliuQalsh-
ed the portion recaptured.
Cpwsrds of 400 more prisoners we're cap
tnred this morning..
The slaughter. Of the enemy in the. fight
Yesterday evening was very heavy. Our gen.
-cral officers say ,only surpassed by that at
Spottsylyanis Court House: e.
The force of the enemy engaged was prln'
eipsliy the 5th and 9th cor2s-many new
.mea among them.
The enemy we're running ceta along thu
llne to the place fighting allnisht; suppoa
e,lto be.bringing forward seinforcemefts,
A heavy rain lfss bsen filling, all day alit
the .fghting was resumed this eveuiue. q
Our cavalry were engaged yesterday ant
to-day. They; captured a number of iniso
ners yesterdays
q Thedghtf fsail going on well and good re
.sultsare anticipated. Observation-Disclosures taI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Z Election No ice.

II STUART HARRIS ON, Clerk of the Court
1s Of General Sessions and Common Pleas for
Eag gedeld District in pursuance OF the Act of the
Legislature in such case made and provided, do,
hereby give public notice that M ELECTION
FOR TAX COLLECTOR for Edgefeld District,
will be held ON TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH Of.
October next at the usnal places OF. election
throughout the District. Managers of Elections:
win take due notiea apd govern themselves ac-
. e q sf S. tAAR1soN,.c. e.o.s.ac.F.@
Sept 10; 81 5ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
.I0VSE1 1111|D
-. IN ORDINARY.

DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of, Edse-
ID feld District
Wharen. Sarah. Greed hath applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, oh all and singusr
the goods and orattels, rights and oredis4 Of
Anderson Creed, lato Of the District, aforesaid,
These ate, therefore, to oi.e and admonish all
and singular the Kindred andeereditors OF tho sold
dOceasea TO he and appear before me- ~ on nsS,
NJ, Edpcheld C.urt House, on the 9Th day Of OCT:
next. to show cause, if any, why the said admin
stration shorli not be granted. ,,, =. =.
Given undor my hand and seal, this 2tth day
of Sent. IN tho year Of dus Lord one thousand
eight hupdrSd and sixty -four, and In ths eighty
ninth year of the Independence of 8. Carolina.
- -. -'- w. F. DURISoE, o:E.D:
! Sept 81 2t 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
NO. 40 Cotton Cards.

On poz. NO. TEN COTTON CARDS, ,oftyery
y superior quality, just received aud. for sale
prsbartsr, by =. PENN, Agt. :.
:. Sept ~ If - -. Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Burial. Gases j {.

n keep constantly on hand full stock Of Walnut
Z and Mahogany CoFFiNS, which; from and
after this date, will be suId for CASH; s.nnd OF
prices as reasonable as the times will admit oss.
The use Of the HEAaSE viii be- ehafssd for
!. JOHN M. WITT.
Edsefeid, 6. c., Oct 49, 1868. , tfs AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Administrators Sale.

upY Virtue of an order from the Ordinary, l
I'D will svll in the Town Of H-lnbuty, IN Srl-
;ny the 7t6 October next, the pcrsouul effects of
Ajatson Wray, decd. oonsi: ting OF ONE FINE
GOLD LEVER wAfcH, one iac Gold PEN.
GIL CASE, orc TRUNK containing wearing
Terms made knowr.cn day of .fale.
-. oi 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05

New USE FOR BrccIss.-We, learn that
thecitizens, OF Selma were thrown into the
greatest excitement BY reason of report,
which reached there in the afternoon, to the
effect that large force Of Yankees. were,
perhaps, even .taen, 5en route for The pdfpose
of destroying the Government works and 10y.
ing waste tho private iptoperty of inaiyidu-
als. A company was soon formed, aud, in q
short time, the usually quiet city presented
quite martial appearance.
During the organization Of the company
the question of arms, anImpnition,, ETC., was
being discussed, when an old.gentleman, very
much excited and towering a head ard
:shouldersaboTe the crowd, exclaimed 10 stem
torian voice. -
aAin't there no cannous to defend the
.city?n -
Voice fromthe crowd-aY Yes, but they are
NOT Eounted.n -
Did Cent Why amt they mounted?a
( Fo:ce-a Because weharc no carriages"
Oid Gent-eStill louder and more cxci-
tel)-s Then where the devil are all the
bneeies ?"-Clastoa Banner.
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Estate Notice.

DERSoES having claims pgaipst the Estate Of
Il DR.. E. Bland, deed, are REQUESTED to prs
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James NJ u srri..: ::
son, who is my authorized agent In ssttliDg up
the business Ct The Estate. -. ;.:,t - =
R. R.;BLAND, ,Adm'Y. Il
Nov tt s. a.. - A.
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GSgtfel0 :Za6nt.ijse !.
somebody,s Daring.

Z a. -.
IntoaNard CT she vhiteRashsd halls
Where ths. dead 1nd the dying lay,
Wounded BY bayonsts, sislis and balls,
Somebody . darling was barnisps day. { {
Somebody darling: 10 ypuns and y braIe J
- -. Wearing yet on his sweet; pale iaee5- -
stoon to So hid in the dust of the grays--
Ths lingering light Of his Soyhosd's grace
Mated and damp ara the eusis ofgcaa,
kissing the snou Of that fair yonRs brow,
!. Pale are the lips Of dsiiente Ieouid-
Sensbedy.s darling sisdsing:nov.
Hask from his shasGtiful tlue-ysinsd brew
Brush his ssndeting waves Of gols;
Gross his hands or. his be,om now,
somsSody's darling is ttIll ana-cold.
Ki@ linn once for somebody's sake, = : S
= ,Murmuns prayer soft and low
Z one1Rright curl from its 'eir mates take
They wercsomebsdy,s pride, yoa know.
Somebody, hand hath rested there !
Was it a mothers: soft and hito.2s
!: Or have the lips Of a sister fair
Bsen.haptizsd in their wares oflisit7
: God knows best. He-has somsbQd,'s lows e
' Somebody Is heart rnshrined him there-z
Somebody Haftad his name above,
Night and laosn. on the wings of prayer.
Somebody uspt N6an hs marched away,
Locking 30 hanasoms. brave and grand
sepsbody's kiss on his forehead lsy
!. Somebody chung 70 his parting hand.
s0msbody'stwatchins and waiting for him,
Warming to hold him again to her heart;
And there he lias With his blue eyes dim,.e. >.
And the smiling, child Like lips apart 81 >.
Tends.ly bury the fair young dead
&. Pauaipg I, drop On his grave tear, ~.
carye on the wooden slab.o'sr his head: as
Somebody's darling e;ambers here"
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Notice

rs Hereby given that application Aill BE mads
4 tothe Lvsislaturs Of this Snte at lite next
Session for char or OF the Bath Mills Company
in EdyeGsld District. ~ -. sr::.,.;s...s 3.
July Ii 3m 4 90
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!. Didn't ! Have Em.

=
Many q glorious speculation has failed FIR
the game good rsSson that the, old Texan
Ranger gare whom he was asked Why he
didn't buy .l.:nd when it was dog cheap. -
(. aWeil I did cone nigh o:sta king eight
thousand acres ence,n ssid eIom Phillips.
5rionrfllIy.s :. -, 8,
You'see, two Of the beyss came In snne
sassfron an indian hunt withou: any shoes,
and they soittred me tieir titles for Two
3;;lsagaess just sbelow there, Tor 2. pair oil
pair Of beoss2n criel one.
paKot boots fbr3each lssgue.'
5sast. gat ealth Or sou :tske it,
Thas3 bes th d hundred fagasaad dollars
? 10. daygsslghs dias'tT yeu gsfse ihem tne
boots 80 -
s.ast ,sspse ] aidl't have .boo.s. te
p;gs,,5 ssia olaa Tom, as be aosg pether chen
.sf to5aco5 quite as il :hs g oSsnsd tao lsasrc
: ( Of iikld. ~ Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Ger. Forrest,s Latest Achievement.

Z Gen. Forsest's Latest Achievement.
Thssollowiug is Gen. Forests odicial re-
port of the capture.of Athens, Ala, eonhr'Ea-
tory of the press association despatch:
ATHEss, ALA, September 24.--My forces
capturedah place tn:a norning, with th1r-
teen-hunared officers and Isen, Fifty wagons
and ambulsnces, FIVE iundied horses. Two
trains of cars loaded, with qoartermasters
am aommissary stores with a:laree qnsDa-
:tY Of small arrls, and two pieces % artillery.
NJ troops are in !ine spirits. Ny loss hse
Eiiicd and twenty-five wounded.
(S;shed,j N: B. FORREST, Hasnj. Gen. 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05

afterwhieh time my bucks will close. Az Tsx
PAYERS, are requirs.r to 'be punetaal in making
their returns. Tax Payers whose property, eS-
c,usiyc oticusehold furniture, is not valued fer
more than one thousand dollars, Will he-alloIsed
certain exemptions, but all are required to mike
their returns. ,,;,o, n.,r
ASSESSOR 18th District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05

For fax Collector.

4
j. II. BKysoo,' 5; e : -, 4
w. IF. HOLLOWAY ) gf IS; s;.;.. : i;s - I.
!. BENZ. ROPER, -, = s,y-S IA
STARTLING TURNEE, z,
RRRRY HORNE, - S, -: !.
THE0S.; DEAN. 9. =.
eRAktHs5cA RTER;. Z 81. z =
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Scrt'e0
War Tax Again.

n WILL s,.lui o. the following. places to- re-
1 .e;ye tetusls OF Iha Ad Yaloieur Tax fer the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Notice.
A Fine Lot Of Dry SAT-
FOR SALE GR BAETrEE En-.

q HAVE on hand lot OF superior SALT which
4 viii Barterior cusn,, Wheat, Fiou!, Bacon,
or will sell for Cash asssof below. the Au:seta
prices. fJOHNz COECAN
June 81 = # Cd
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awful Record.

If.any one wants to -know what becomes o'
| all the men that are sent to the war, let them
! subscribe for the Cincinaatie Daily CONNER
ciul or Gazstte. s AAEe; give this puff free OF
! charge to- our. political enemies, convinced
Iihat @ pernssl of then. Official. columns OF
i.dead, sick, dying and wounded will % vastly
more good thsni all the elcquence of our cop
perhead writer's or speakers, One. day last
week, we took the trouble of counting the
number in q single copy of thez,C . oamercidk,
and it:was oyer:a thonsands When We re-
member thata single column in that paper
contaiEs-oyer three hundred names, and then
call to mindlthe multitude Of. columns we
have seen, we no longer wonder what las be-
come ofour men; on the contrary, we Won.
der where all ltheyp people. have come from. It
-is-e perpetual list OF sick, wounded, dying
and deai--:he missing not being taken into
the sceonnt. Yet the callous and, We might
almost say, brutal edaprs of these papers fill
their other columns daily with invitations
and entreafies to the remnant of young men
Eat home to enter this war and. march into
iaac psas Of the South. It would seem asif
they were fascinated by the sight OF their
bloody listi, aud Lad an ambition that every
mans name shoold figure in their pages as
wounded. sick, or .dsad.. When shall this
deTiiish Slaughter epd2 How long viii the
peoplealeep ii heirl le.harssy until deathraps
at theirasoor? -. :.
It Itisimpossible tliat peace should come.
eagain while s Gcndishspe is at The head. Of
our affairs. He realizes nothing of the .aw--
ful destruction of property, nor the wasting
slaughter aflife. Neither does he care. He
has none ofthesinstincts or sensibilities Of q
man, nor the dignity Of o respectable tyrant.
Ohio Empire. -. 81
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Navy Agents OMce,

AUG USTA. Gk., May g. SCI.
NMR. SAMUEL Z. BOWERS, HAmt,rg. Is
lVE smy Authorized A geit in Edgeisla District,
for purchasing supplies for Navy Depsr;n,s6t. :
W. i. HOWELL, Navy Agent
;. N5,r-o1 ~. Or - O.
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Notice.
Notice,
Wanted

7Eywo TINE Mich COWS WITH YoVEG
n II CALVES, by the l7th bf this nunth, 10 be
pp:l for in Buard at Ike did ray 5
RI = N. W. cams. 4.
Eiseheld c: HI, Septic e's7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05
Notice.

AN prepared 10 RARTER,HoMEsEyS and :.
A osNABURGS. fur FLOUR. BAc CON. aua
WHEar s:SE. DeteE2st
Nsry Agent for lEdgeSs;d District.
Hamburg, 20 III <23
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! State Of South Carolina,
-zz..-EFDGEFIEjD DISTRICT,

Sept. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-05

eas- Stats pape.s copy three times -
Oct oets 3t A.,
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Oct 4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-23

Sie Srau nne Schter trs Sen. See faten aus
eisnsr 'pdnoe Arteit 9rfep's 9risare i'm eanIs fts
Iesten @inters nit 1876 9,aar 2cdtn rsritftn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-23
2ablunas=y rrjpredjem in Coli iiab nuailtia

Sablrngs=W trIpred)eit IN VDl0 1tliO lngnlfl9.
rsiart 9Barnetclb Bate int Sftrber 1860 rrn
Mattias sAlihtins 500 III Sob seliehen ,no
aaseradliA rerlprrhen, Die 9lnleibe IN Grlo Jus
riid;utcsatlen. @r BOT Die 3abluns IN Ser. Staaz
ten Yapierssln all, relhes Sdlihtins a~nsunst=
men iid ~,rciaertc. Sas 9itrifts=0 eriat fir Scott
Gruntp entldieb, has bic sdulD in Scr. Staaten
9aricrselo ;abltar lei, ,ac cicie GntiAeiSan9 bat
nas tSdte 6eridt ben 6. Sunni ,. S. ~tetdtist.
9ertintarunscn, in Grlb Sa ;ablen, ino bisrna1
fir arlcs(iA irirfunsslrs erflart." st 8
9rrfebenne riatise Gnti6eicuns Der Snrren,e
gcnrt muroe uns.rcn Germ s. &. GlauUen
in Davenport freuncli4it ,nitsetbsilt. Wean irate
lih bieielte senau merfen.
Scr rDarenpcrt Democrat, rem mir Obises
s%ntlebnen, iist SIR SanRratirn rtiser Gntiasipuns
Sclaenbes tin;u:
q actt III 9 unb tittet i'm nm 500 in Sob
auf meniae Stunsen, bic CT nrtbwennis sebrauden
icae. g tilft Dem u ants Der @erls9en9eit, q Sett
mad Der 8anf, iest nas Sob In @rssnbads UNI,
fedt et,ra $50 in Die Saihe une brinst Dem u ais
@ad,abluns DEN Steit. . f(ast sesen ben spies
buben. Ser @idter entidsicst: ~ Fat @e4t, CT
1T fein gristube;" 81 tsbilt Die $50 une . eas
als patrict Sas Maul III balten uno NIT ben iieris
aen @reenta6S rprlieb Su ncbmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-23

ginneue atlanti I4erSe1e9rar9
-gsGbrenb an bent smiiden Srlann unp Mcufunns
Lamb III ~lssenrsn Sslssrapbsnfatle s~sarbeitst ,rirn,
BAT liA tsreits cine neue Geienidaft sur tclesrapfis
iden @ertinouns Gurrpa's nit 9lnerifa sefilcet.
SieIslte teaeiiAtist, Elm Satel rrn Brett aus iitcr
Bic sl,crsn mad &cufuuDlano Sl fiibret. Sas Sas
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Der Gcisaihaft fersits Die Gcneciiirn ert1etlt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-23

Sn Der Mn;et9e eineS 9cnfertes IN YlttsbiirJ
6ics es, Dap cine Same Elm 9ianczS rlc in A Hat
(Scnart) prrtra9en tperoe.
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den" lttterister
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24

The Union Leagues if only Il political
or gan cation, as its members pre:ende'
before the election, should now suspen'
their regular meetings and turn their at
tention TO soothing the excited feelings
and softning down the asrer ties incident
t, the campaign just ended. There can
be no necessity now for Il continuance OF
these League meetings, unless their object
is other than mere poiit cal one. We
see in the 1Iri and other administer
ton papers however. frequent calls OF
these secret associations ~ transact VIII T
is styled Important business what that
may lie we have no means OF knowing.
but If it is the disbanding Of the Leagues
we heartily say, Amen. What will the
Of the order here do Will they
cease heir secret conclaves, or will they
continue as heretofore
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-24
MUSIC.

LET Your u1hier cultivate music by
all meins. Every woman who has an
aptitude Tor s.ngsng should bless God for
the git an cultivate 1t with diligence;
MT thdt she may dazzle strangers n win
applause from Il crowd. but tint he may
bring gla lne-s Ia her own freile The
iIanence OF music IN rengthenin" the
affections is far from beng perceived bv
many of lis admirers; IA sweet meI,dy
binls all hearts together as it were with
a golden ch ,rd; it h,kes the pulses beat
An unison AMI the heart thrill with svmDa.
thy. But the muse of the freside mus,
be simple and unpretending it does not
require brlllianey Of execution. but ten
derncss Of feeling. merry tune for the
yosng-l subduel strain for the AGED
bu: none OF the noisy claptrap which is
popular IN public.