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FoRN OF TEE PLEDGE.

As loyal men and women Of the United
States, DESTROYS Of aiding the country, In
every possible manner, We hereby pledge
ourselves, during the present rebellion, to
practice rigid economy Of living, especially
in regard to articles not strictly necessary;
and also not knowingly to purchase, for the
use Of ourselves or families, articles of for
eign growth or manufacture, mentioned be-
IoT, usually called luZuries, to Witi Dress
goods which are all silk OF ali wool, or all
Silk and wool, Except merrinos and bombs
Eines) drawIs, embroidery and lace Except
silk and cotton blondsl, all expensive ri6T
bona, feathers and Sewers, all VeiVets, car
pets, brosdcloths, csssimerss, wines, liquors
and cigars, diamonds, watches, and all orna-
ments in the line Of jeWelry.
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LIST OF TIE coMNIFTEEs-EAsr EIDE.


FIRST WAED-C C Baldwin, Chairman
L Latimer, Mrs VIM Carey, Miss Laura
Sterling, Mrs o E Harrington, Mrs H S
Whittlesey, WI Warner, G oomstock, Mr.
James Lee.
sEooHD WAHD-s Writ, Chairman, T n
Bind, Mrs Col Doubleday, Mrs P Fell,
Miss Florence Wick, Miss.Dsls Orr, James
F Clark. Peter Thatcher, Mrs W Howe
Mrs R Paine.
THIRD WARD Foljembe, Chairman Mrs
Yates, Senior, Mrs X Byerly, Miss Mary
Vincent, G A Hyde, Mrs Chss Whitaker,
Mrs A Harris, Mrs J M Gillstt, Lucie
Swift, Mrs Col Barnett.
FoUsTH WAsD-J E Ingersoll, Esq, Chair
man; Mrs Judge Bishop, Mrs Major Coon,
Mrs b G Abbey, Miss Hattie Burnham,
(KinsmRu strset), Mrs L geveFenoe, Mr.
John A Foote, Mr. R D Noble, Mrs John E
Cary, Miss Rice, (Kinsman stIeet).
Fifth Ward--J W BOardmRn, ChRirmrn;
NJ YounglOve, Miss Fanny Payne, Miss
Mary & BaIdVin, Mrs Chss Wick, Jacob
Perkins, Mrs Backus.
Sixth Ward-H G Luce, Chairmani Geo
Gardner, MIR c Parsons, Mas H BosrdmAn,
Miss Hattie Burnham, prospect strest),
Miss Mary AtWatsr, DR. Horton W P FoggJ
Miss Belle Carter.
Seventh Wsrd-Geo Worthington, Chair
man; Geo B Ely, Mrs W Bingham, Mrs
Chas Wasson, Geo W Morrill,, Mrs Judge
Bolton, Mrs Prot cssseils, james Mason.
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pRAIN KD's HALL.

GRAND MATINEE Saturday a tsrnoon, for La
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CHAS. WHITTLBSEYy
Il. B. PAYNE,
8 WILLIAMSON,
AMASA STONE, JR.,
M.B. SCOTT,
Mrs JOHN BR0UGH,
Mrs. g. A. BENEDICT,
Mas. s. WILLIAMSON,
MRS. WIN. MITTLEBERGER,
MRS. A. R. STONE,
Mrs. N. O. Y0UNGL0VE,
General Committee!
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AMUsEMEHTs.

A OADEMY OF MUsIOl .Rfs
IA BANK-ST., EKXT 10 ANaIER HOUsn. 99f2E
JOHN ELLSLER.. Manager and Propristor
N HTQ0FT
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RECEIPTS.

Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards I
the week were as follows;
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Sig. GUS PETERS will present for the frat time
in Cleveland his beautiful Ballet,
EEAPOLITAINE,
Introducing tbs vhcle Ooart OF Beauty.

Admission-Par Dress Circls..........2F cts
deserved Orchestra Stalls ..... .....-50 cts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20
Meeting. ut Shinburg. =

Several prominent citizens of the shiuhurs vi
ci,ily have requested US to ststo that meeting
will Lt hcy there on Saturday next, for Tie pnr-
i, osc cf getting up Il Company for lacal Ic'rrse,
reps.ling rsid,; al'd maint.siiains c'des. Thy
earnestly desire and invite all citizens Of thar
nsichbyrhuol.anl of tho cean'ry- round "b'ui
30 mce. ;hcln on ,hst day. ,Ms believe it is the
duly of Ike people in every, toSn aud city nnd
neishsOrhoOd 30 organize sna:arn themselves for
lvcal dcrcnec The comppaiss formed for Sieh
pnrsose may never be- called upon to meet the
,o.r;v, but in visss of the bold raids recently
made in very many parts Of tho confsiorscy,
it would not be safe TO predict that any given place
will certainly escape visitation. 1t is our boun-
d.n duty then as lovers of oarhomes and country
and as men of common sssnse-t0 be ready.
In view of the proposed meeting atshinburs, we
say to every OtLer neighbothQOd.. of Edgefsld
District " Go thou and do likewise"
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES,

COLUMBIA, sth July, 1864.
MAJ. p. MEnIwErneR, Commanding Battalion
Reserves, Hamburg, S. G.
VIOU will report Immediately with your Bat
II talon at Charleston to Major Gen. Sam.
Jones, Commanding District.
4es can give your receipt to the Rail Road fog
transportation which the Brigade Quarter Maste
will afterwards take up.
by command Brig. Gen. Cheanut.
+. r. BARNWELL,s A. A. Gen'l. j.
In obedience to the above order the: Battalion
composed of troops of Lexington, Edgefeld and
Orangeburg District will report at 0rangeburg c.
H., on Monday, the 25th July.
The men of Capt. cRuNLEY's Company will
assemble at the most convenient point OF the Il.
Road at such time as will enable them to reach
the rendezvous on Monday. =
Lieut.. MINIS Company will assemble at Ham-
burg and. Aiken to take the train Monday morn
ing at O'clock.
The Lexington and 0rangeburg troops will
take the most expeditions route to the place of
rendezvous. u
The Commanders of Conpanies are charged
with the prompt execution of the above ordors.
onc Commissioned Officer will be Mt each point
of.the Rail Road to receipt for transportation of
their men. X. MERlWEIHEK. MaJ.
Commanding Battslion Hssarte'.
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Wounded on the 2ad June.

During he same skirmish in which young DU-
RIsoE was killed, Lieut. VIM. II. BnUNsoS Of the
same Company, was again woundcd-this time Ill
the foot; in the course of tho war he hns beon
wounded in every limb of his body, beginning
with bis head and coming in regular 6rsier down
to his feet. God grant this NAY be the last time
And on tie same occasion Sergt Ben JONES Of
the same company-the third wound Of this gal
lsnt soldier. Lot US know, Ben, wherc this lns,
blow fell. Hope the Yanks hav'nt popped you in
that same leg. And still another-Mr. HUcn T.
HAnnlsoNs the dashing courier Of Gen. McGow.
An; this is the scosssd time.,HuoH has caught it,
his present "sfot Of tragedy" being on The righ,
arm-a very ugly spot they say. We also hcas
that ULEY BROOKS, the youthful son of Capt
JAS. G. Brooks, and brotheffof young Wul1rirLu
SO lately killed, was wounded in thc Sundays
fight at Trevilisns. These fcur braves are in
hospital at Richmond, and as they are on the
mena and almost ready to try it again, no ,poal,
of them with somcaha. of light heart. Dut
when poor, brave, suffering fellow gets we'll
enough to try it again, it is certainly no cause for
lisbt. heart; for nsat time, ten to one, they'll
"get aim."
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For the advertiser.

MFR. EprroR: If this communication shall have
tss ense, of advising The citizens and the various
Re,cf Associations OF the District, of the wants
of our Soldiers ana o. their duty in the prslni:eF'
i. will have fully accomplished tho aim OF the
pupils of the ut. Enon academy, who sppear to
have been. in tfffis instance, happily mindful of
one of the oldest. largest, ara most gallant COM
panies of the distinguished 7th Regiment.
The gift was bestowed by disinteIested school
girls, and though acknowledged in The most SOL
dierly strain. BY the heroic Lieutenant OF 20. u
shows neglect of that noble Company which
every adnirer Of the manly and the rpl2in-
ing brsy. will take the most speedy measures t'
rsno;r MT. ENON.
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Still Another Edgcfeld Soldier Fallen

Our esteemed townsman, W. F. DURIsoE, Esq,
n,ourrs the death Of another sen, the second who
has fallen during this war. In the course oil
skirnlish near Petersburg on the 22d Of the past
month, GoopwIS ROPER DURIsoE ives killed by
4 fragment Of shell. lie WAS brave youth, oi
good parss and great promise. He had bright
career before him. oil Of which is cut short in the
very morning of life. But he died glcridusly,
aud as a South Caroin;an, VIC are pround of hiS
oa,ne, ard would hold up bis noble example for
the iiuitati.n OF the Young men of the State We
have reqntstea aud are allowed i6pubiish Capt
Muv4' lei sr ca this sad subject.
p.rerSrrsa. June e@d, 1864.
". Y. prg.soE, Es.i.-!sig Dta" F.'i'nd: Il
..4riaYes me to make known to you the sad intel
iigcnce of the death of your noble hoy GOODWIN
who was killed instantly yesterday evening (:2d
inst.,) by piece Of she'll striking him in the
head. 80 Lravcr, more obedeut or better soldier
ever lived Well may you sorrow at the loss oi
so gallant a son. had him buried as we'll as
possibly could under the circumstances. You
can get his remains BY coming on at crce.
have whns effects he had on his person in my
possession.
offer you and your family my heartfelt sym
patty in this aad bereavement, and may good
{; I'D help you to bear up under this aiiicticn, is
my earIss: prayer.
L. 5. MINIS.
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PoLoSIrs-"The actors are come hithor, my lord.
HANLgr-"B Buz! buz -

PoLoSIus-"The actors come hithor, my lord. ,
HAMLET" Buz. buz y
AsYe announced in our last isspe, " The Lady
of Lyons" will be performed in the Masonic Hall
of our town sn the evening of Tuesday the 2Gfb
of the present month. But not "T"c Dead Shot, y
as then set down bat in its stead "Ths Rough
Diamond" Very numerous and urgent solicita-
lions to that effect have induced the Directrcss Of
the Corps Dranut;quc to mako this change. Come
therefore on the 2Gh, and reward the efforts OF
these aesthetic and spirited ladies with fine au-
lience They have already ordered an artificial
limb for brave youth who lost his leg at Get
tyshurg. If by each performance they can do as
much, how noble and useful the result achieved
The Plays selected are very fine; the acting will
be good; the costumes splendid; the misc en-
scene brilliant; the Brass Rand glorious. But
como, cemc, anyhow the caHse demands it. even
if the inducements were aot great. The less
the players deserve, the more merit is in your
bounty"
Pricc of admission S. in new issue. Tickets
to be had at Mr.. IIoDcEs' Drug Store. Doors
open at half past six-pcrformancc to begin Pre-
ciseiy .. Eight.
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For the Advertiser.

Na EpIroR--AlioM ne 10 mako suggestion
through your Columns TO the Candidates for seat
jp our Legislature The next regular Session:
!ae.srs. Cand;iaie: DEAR Slas--Tbe way il
open the tracl is clear, and riders gro up; and
although We are BIZ. poor c!od-headed, know
nothiug sort of fellow. yet We have been think
inc, or trying to think of tho best method o.
every mans doing his duty.
The Crisis in the history of our Country ha:
arrived when every one should do his or her duty
aud their whole duty. The struggle for indepen.
deuce has fallen very unequally upon the differ
ent individuals in our community, as we'll ns
others, of nearly all classes, among whom the
subscriber Is one, on whom the burthen of MAR
has beea but light. The.@ als those who have
sent and sustained their cons; there are those
who have no sons to send; there a:e tsosc whose
husbands are gone, and like the poor widow
."who cast in two mites" they have thrown in
all their living and there are those rho have
as husbands
Now, gentlcmehy tho suggestion We wish to
make to the fortunate elee:, is this: That Mt the
pext meeting OF eur Legislature n I'LL be pro-
posed to levy special taa in Kind on al those
Who pro no. sSryiug, or have net sca, or husbands
in service, OF hnvc not lost sons or husbands in
the service of our common country, for tho benefit
Of the destitute widows and orphans, wives and
ch.idren, who have stood and are standing be-
tween rs snd g. msreiless foe. You mayprobably
think that the Legislature has made ample pro-
vision for this class Of perscns by. Ho answers. it
Las not. Our Legislature has done we'll and
wisely in furnishing bread &C., Int ihero ure ma
ny without meat or the means Of procuring 1t.
Now there are srent many persons among US
who are net doing their co.r.ry any service, ex-
cept such as is imposed by taxation. They too,
or many Of them, possess large estates, and are
enjoying superabundance of tie luxuries of
life. We think that it is but 4 reasonable con-
clu.ion that every ttue-hearted Southern man or
woman will be willing to boar proportionatc
part of tho heavy burthen. resting US by giving
part of their abundance to feed the hungry
wives, widows and children of our poor soldiers
who have acted go bravely and nobly in sacrifi-
cling their lives, end every thing elss in the cause
Of liberty and independence. We will all expect
10 share equally the priceless boon when obtained.
In Conclusion, gentlemen, we.wil be pleased to
hear frcm yen through the press or Otherwise.
We feel ccrlain that as many US favor tho scheme
Will be elected, if il is dozen or two. Be assured
wc Grc in Tor you tooth aud toe.rail.
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a Dcscrtcrs, who have recently coma int
our line from sherrnan's army, stnto that there is
IN ore excitsmtnt in that army than was ever
known, in consequence Of GEumored failure by
Grant in Virginia. 1t Is the opinion of the troops
that if Grant is defeated. Lincoln will be bcaten
and peace candidate elected, and that should
Johnston defeat shermun also, the gamo is up.
GS- The Ohio Statesman says that over three
thousand farms IN Ohio, are left without a
man to attend them-thOusandf are left TO wishe'
Cor the want Of bands to cultivate them-this
too, at the very season whom every working maj
in the State is required at homo
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$50 Reward.

DANAWAY. On the 4thoof July my boy sY,
E6 about is years old Shd we'll grown to his
age, wei .hs about $50 pounds, yellow cempleeted,
had fine head.ef hair wheY he dsft which be
generally wear, plated, isps a. little when talk
ing, il sensible boy and caastell a plausible
story to make his way Of- lie l2rmnliy belorssf
to Mr.. John E. Harrison, and'is we'll known in
that section of that country. | will pay tie
above reward for his delivery at Gilgal Church,
or any where else SO that I can got him. Any
inform alton concerning said boy will be thank
fully received. My address is Pleasant Lane, s.
C.: :. JAMES Il. STR0M.
Julv 20 ct so
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Mill Notice,
Ist. Lieut.. Commanding.

nERSoNS intending to have Wheat ground at
4 my Mill nil nleaae. have their names regis
tered, and days viii be assigned them at the time
of registering their nsmes.
wish every one to state about the n..mber of
bushels De intends TO scud.
Have your Wheat we'll cleaned and dry-ny
mill is not threshing or fapning machine. u
srurns for soldiers 'fumilies and horse turns,
not exceeding 3 bushels, have preference.
Persons whose names are registered must be
puuctual or they will lose their places.
Il. T. MINIS.
July 20 If 30
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8. VII en- this Cruel war is Over"

We. "when Ibis cruel war is oycr"-foDr lot
lis hsrrors and its sorrovs be- prolonged as they
may. still they must eventually come to- end !;
and that end, ,yspc tells US, is not for of. And
.ben-yhat then The glorious heroes who have
SO faithfully served God and Liberty and their
Country in the army-Uho saye marched and
fought and tasted and died uncomplaininsly,
unyioldingly, hosoieally, invintby, on the battle
oeia, in The camp, in the biySaac, on the weary
aud oxhaus.ing tramp, in cs.smatos full o? blood
and smoke in HOSPITALS full IF death and pain
and gorroE, on bopO-covercd plains, in possilenial
lnarshes, amid burning sanda5pnd dsnk weeds, on
fields Of boady oose-thcse ssll receive tho admit
ring Slaudts aud the~hearty mcll.donc of tho
whole country. They willlife forever in the na-
t;onal heart! Honor will claim them ever more
for her sons; Glory will claim them for her cOm-
.radss: Freedom, will claim them for her champi-
ous: Woman will claim themifOr her saviors and
rodcemors. And those men who have done their
duty ccnscicntiously at home--in those stations
of lif, in which they have been able to do more
fer the great cause than in the army-what will
be said of them? Let us hope they will not go
without their need of praise and their share OF
public esteem But those who have been trem-
bling, and crouking, and despairins, and looking
dark and predicting woe to the Confederacy, and
stirring up treason, and encouraging discomfort
aud lcching the wheels Of this:grand and glorious
sttu,e;s Far ndependence--What will be thei!
ssuencs ic this great day Of judgment? In the
IN. .nifiasat dawn OF "nr liberty, when o1r immsr-
tai veterans como l,ot9c, covered With dirt and
glory their ''brows bound with victorious wreaths'
their artillery bruised and broken, their bayonet'
rusty and stained with blood, their noble war
ste.ds worn anA weary, thair lahrel-wrcathcd
colors torn and tattered, their departed comrade:
with God-n that day, where Will the traiter
the skulkor, the extortioner, the ppsculatOr, ap,
pear? Yes, the cxtortioner and the spcculator
as we'll as the traitor and skulker-tLose who
have unblusbingly grown rich amid the peri!s. o
the country aud the cries Of the poor. If 1hey
have my shame thcp God help thcr, in that day
Yes. when this cruel war is overt is wise aud
ws Cor us to thinl; Of that time, and to ponder
Tie things that will be done and said in those
lave
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From tho vicksburg Raiders,

JACKSON, July IA.
Capt. RatliG, just from the front, reports tho
vicksburg raiding expedition on Rock Springs
road on their way to Claiborne country, supposed
to be after cotton. Other information says they
are laying waste the country and forasng heavy
Us thoy proceed.
General Adams, with good force, is in pur:
suit. =
They are reported to have taken up the pom
toon bridge at Big Black.
All quiet and no further apprshensions of .
raid ON this place. .
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Latest NewS.

just as We go to Press our Courier arrives from
Augusta With the Augusta papers Of Tuesday
morning, 10TH. Tlltse bring us among other in
teresting items, the unexpected and startling in
telligenec that General Johnston has been relieved
of the command Of the Army of Tennessee, aud
Gen. Eool appointed in his place.
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Soldiers at 1Iome.

OF our brave defenders in Virginia, Tho follow
ing have lately arrived at their respective homes
They have been wounded during the late fighting
and skirmishing around Petersburg; as yet We
have not had the honor and pleasure Of seeing
either one of them. Their wounds, though severe,
ere doing well; or so we arc informed. Lieut..
SAN. Ready Of the o2d; sergt. CHARLES GRAY
ison Of old C. NJ Of the 18th; and Measrs HEHar
0uA7rLEBAuM and AaHa. BUSHNELL Of Co. p,
9th S. c. Cavalry.
1t gives us pleasure also to chronicle tho arri-
val OF JOHNNIE Cope, son Of our cstimable
towusman s. T. GouDs, Esq. This sturdy strip
ling was severely wounded in the siae-shot BY a
great buck Niger scarcely thirty yards in front
of him-during the Thuraday's fight on Johns
Island So fer, bis wound, though painful, is
doing we'll
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7. ATEST NEWS.
From Richmond.

2. KlclMoNn, July IS:
An ohic;al despatch received Mt the aNar Ds-
,asanent this morning states that the conf'dS-
rate force appeared in front of Washing
ton, Tuesday rcc.os sci the Potomac on the Il 'tl
sspsins "iF everything safely and in good order
our loss was slight.
Gen. johnston has been relieved 70 day from
command of the Army of Tennessee and Gen
lIeed appointed in.his place.
GA. Trenholm has been appointed Secretary
of the Treasury, The oath cf cttico WIS admins
terci'to dave
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Lieut.. Comm. Co. G, 7th S. Greg,
For the Advertiser.
From a Companion in Arms.

FROM q companion III
SACRED to the memory Of JAMES, son of Col.
JOHN and ELIZABETH QuATTLsDAUN,' aged "a
wears, ) months and day..
This brave soldier and devoted patri't, res
pondins promptly to the call Of his aggrieved
country, entered tho service on the 10th April
1851, in Company G, eth S. G. Regiment where
as served faithfully and efficiently antil b. 'Sas
instantly killed ca the Gth May in Tho charge
made By hershawf's Diyisitn in the Sattle Of ths
.Si:dsrness. This charge vas made by ouF Divi-
.ion upon position gained to the epemy oy sur
prising sad driving Wilcox's Division. The order
IS given, tho charge saaae, the position rctaken,
and gershaw's Division las saved tho day,-but
JENNIE is not here TO joun the shout Of triumph
aud hear our noble Lee reward Us by thanks,
.nraises and congratulations. ccmrade tells me
ihat hs fell early ~ the engagement; liai no
word, not ever sisc, escaped his liRa. His 'oui
npon Lrecih was waited to that bourne from.
whence no Traveller returns, We hope tottat bliss
full abode above, wkerc thore ia.no more. war, no
more pain, no more death. Another soul iss
gone to that COG woo gare>i,; anotaer brother
colder and Companion, tEan whom mono more
brave, kind or confding has been dropped sFom
the roll another martyr has been added to tho
:. already swollen list.
We deeply sympathise with his fond and deep
y bereared father, mother and sisters whom he
leaves behind tO.lameut his early fall and ire
,arab;e less; but would say to them, ,Iry up your
lesrs, for you sorrow not as those who have no
hope, for VIC hsvc tie assurance that he is bask-
ing in tie sunshiue of the favor Of recorciled
God. a FRIEND ASp CoarAN!oE.
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spartanburg Female
IL College.

yuyHE next Session will open on Monday, Aug.
il sth, and close Dec. 18th, 1861.
Board, lights excepted, per Session, S3o9, ,os
Tuition, use OF Books and Con. Fee; oO'oO y
Music and use Of Piano, 5o,0O
Pupils are requested to furnish drinking cup.
Applications for the next Session, to no sue
cessfu, must be made early rs mere than half of
the places are already engaged.
~ The President will leave the Congsree
House, Columbia, on Friday, Aug. 5th, und will
take charge of pupils for the College.
Address WM *. BLAhE,
Snortsnburv. S. C,
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PATENT MACHINE FOR CARQJNG CoTToN.-
David Rawl, of Lexington G IA, S. c., has
secured patent for a machine for 'carding
cotton. It obyiates the entire use Of card
clothing the cotton being c2rded by q COM
b;uation of bris,!es and sheet tin. This ma
chine operated by q boy or girl ten or twelve
wears old, will make as many rolls, in one day
ms several hands can with the common cards.
Its capacity may be extended to any required
amour. by increasing its size and aiding the
naccssary pOWsr.
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DURsUANT to orders from Maj. Msriwelher,
II the Company Of Reseryesfrom the 10th Regi-
ment S. c. NJ, are hereby ordered to rendezvous
at Orangeburg C. H., on Monday, the 25th inst.
The men will take tie train on the Greenyile
Road ut The most convenient points on Saturday,
the 23i. Let each ulsn take at least three days
ratons. y IRA CRoMLEl,
Captain Comd'g Resssves.
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r , e,tcrs for Jobuston,S arms.

l,e lony 6. CALEorS, lsssr,EASr Surgarn "'
III. sl,l, wS;, Il thoushtlul,css which does linn
much c=gi!, rcgs ps 10 say that he viii cprfy TO
El;eaeld sald;c:s JonSsro:ps Army any letters
lei; at tLs .i1se,issr Office up toWedncsday af-
ternoYu t2Oth)-or q The Post Office in Hamburg
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