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NOTICE.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Seward and Louis Napoleon.

The. Paris correspondent of the New York
lin,cs says that the French Government has
been officially notified that it twill be held
responsible for any dafnsgeth the Rappahannoek
may DO to Yankee commerce. We do not
believe anything of the kind. Tie Yankee
Cabinet have found that they may trifc with
the English authorities as they Fiease-that,
they may pull Lord John Russellby the nose,
threat, fime apologize, and end smothered
fire in smokc-but neither Lincoln, Seward;
Stanton or any other Federal bully has the
hardihood, for one moment, to tnrow "a IN
suit in the teeth OF that DrompI.:eigorous and
dangerous little Fsanehnian, who is doing the
brIn-work of the whole continent Of Europe.
Napoleon is not man to:be triaed with, and
no people are as apt to learn this character
in an antagonist as towards. When the
French Emperor allowed the Rappahannock
to depart from his ports, be did 80 with full
Knowledge Of her mission, and wel-sct'de-
termination to shoulder the responsibilities
connected with that set. His sympathy for
morths has been with oGF cause, and tho pre-
!ia:nary steps have been taken which looks
to the ultimate recognition, by his empire, Of
the Southern Conlsderacy as q sister nation.
II in this condition of affairs squarrel is fore
cd upon Napoleon, it will find him ripe for
all uf ita Emergencies, and thu last man in
the world to follow the example Of the Brit
ish. Premier in trucking to the policy Of the
Yankee Govcrnlhent.-SouhC Caroiirisn..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
saa Erent in oId Edgefield.

0n Monday alternoOn, the time-honored and
eli-kauwn l9pse, kai't by ps: McWHqRrER,
owsca for manxsyears;by tho late Y. 3. Ionssos'
L: D., Of sacred geWory, aud belonging at the
tial. to tho heirs OF Col. s. cnnsrEE, decd, was
entirely consumed by FIRE. How,sc irs originstea
is. totally pnlroTp; dno Of tie ohimaeys was
'tboagEt to 30 very much ont cf repair. The far-
nitnre aid household effects Of Sir. joins L. SIcH-
.o..sos, occupying :he sapse ct TIE time, were
sayed; these vera terribly bruised, broken and
battered tosersr, ia bs;aG burrielly moved cut
of the burning building. Mr.. NIcHoLsoss loss
wl: rrosnhly not ovcr-reaah Si6ao; that of the
.hsira of Col CaslsTIE il osiimnted ut from 5000
to $4,000 The whole population Of or town re-
paired quickly to tic spot, and made crc.y en-
i.avor to arro.t the ilamcs, but in vain.
Eothmg new remains of tho Gold Johnson
Heuse' .est charged and s4ouldoring. ruins
Houses, like ucu, know nvt what iate has ri, store
for them. The aur!cnt mansion CT tho aIpient
fiiy next do,r, WAS In imm:acat porih and she
and hers return many gr:efa! thanks TO tho scores
Of kind friend: ~hp s;ool ready to lift thci. mar
iy arms 10 keeping Oft The flames. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
From Port Rcyais. &c.

The lIcw Hampshire Ealrial giges factS
to show that tho female Anolitioain!s vh9
won. :: tc..hcfs Of the negroes It@Port
R,yah:BaTSs bsea very successful IL ct least
oas bsaGcia Of juvenile de7slap,pca Itsays:
Private aa s;ess from Port Royal say that
,neny Of the female Abolit.onists who went to
FORT Royal to teach the lizzie negroes how to
read and pray, have been obliged; within ths
nast fcw months. to asanden their blzek
charges and open nufses;ea on their own pri-
vatc account. An officer inf5rn,ed US accent
Is that no less than sixty fur spsasters had
contributed to The population in and about
Port Royal karbar. TIE climate seems TO f.
yor pop1la tien even more than the produc-
Iion Of Sea Island cotton by paid negro Ia
a,hoinforination furnished is by the officer
concerning the sisey-tour litiis maattoes bas
been confirmed BY the testimony Of the Rev.
Liberty Eillings, Lieutenant Colonel OF the,
FIRST South Ca-olins Regiment, who is here
in consequence ofill health. He saysi is a
SAD truth. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
From North Carolina.

The Wimiagton Journal of Friday speaks
thus Of Federal movements in North Caro-
lima
Anolher raid is said to be in progress BY
the Yankees from NewLcrn or Washington,
in this State. There is little or no doubt
thst Burnside sin command Of the Yankee
forces in Eastern North Carolina. It is re-
ported that he has y disposablc force OF ten
thousand men and Gve batteries. How near
this comes 10 the real numbcr'is mote than
we are prepared to say -,
From Indications, there appears to be little
doubt that the leneuy is about making a
move from either Washington or Newbcrn-
probably from both, OH our Railroad. THIS
move is no dopbt in conjunction with move
nenta Of tLe enemy on the Rapida., in their
next son to Richno,isii,'' in order to weaken
General Lee. The late cold spell has no
doubt retarded military movements for seYs=
raj days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
PROFESSOR HOLMES IHCTTREs.
ON THE
Natural Historyfof Creation;
MINERALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS
it,5s, - OF OUR EARTH.
0a the

THESE LECTURES will. be delivered nj
Edge6eld Village about the middle or -last..f,
April. -, ,,s4 -
The Course will consist of FIVE LECTURES
illustrated by experiments in Natural Philoso-
ply, q number of Diagrams aud Charts, and in
torestrs specimens of Natural History.
In connection with the Lectures and ut inter-
walls during the Course, it Is also proposed to ex-
hibit, BY means of tho - ~. 4 81.
Binoptric Lantern,
A number of beautiful illustrated views, painted
on glass, such as Scenes in the Arctic Ocean The
Ship in. Winter Quarters, cutting oat of the Ice;
Six yiews.ef tho Aurora Borealis or Great North. {
ern Ligdsss switneised by Richardson, Parry
Kane. Blot, and others; Volcanoes in Eruption
Heoln; Yesuvius; The last dnys of:Psmpeii :.
The Garden Of Eden Fords Of the. River. Jorf. :
dan; Mounts Ararat, Sinai md Hsrmon; Intori--
or of the Temple Church at Jerusalem.;. Chapel
of St Helena at jerusalem; Mosque of Omar ).
Lake of Tibsriss; Westminster Abbey; Mil.n
Cathedral; Bethlehem Sidon; The Madonna,
by Rafael; Saul and tLo Witch Of Endor, by
Washington Allston; Death on the Pale Horse,
By West-with several , r =.
DIssoLVING VIEWS AND KALEID oScoPIo
PICTURES. axe =,
TIC proceeds to be devoted to charitable and
patriotic purposes, as the Committee may detor-s
mine. .''I--. I4.i
Eerms.-A Single Ticket for one Lecture or Ex-
hibitisn, 81; A Single Ticket for the whole
Course; IS; Family Ticket for the whole Course.
to admit three! $40; Family Ticket for the whole
Course, to admit six, sl5 Family Tickets in
'clude only the actual members of the family. :.
Tickets may bo obtained sfrom tAe;. following
gentlemen, Committee of Arrangements: Rev.
L. r. GwALTsEr, Rev. E--WALKBR, Rev. Mr..
SMrH, Hon. F. W. PIcKEss, DR.. J. F. GRIFFIN
Il. P, MAenArn, Esq, and JAS. T. DAcox, Esq.
Marco 2t II
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The Tax in Kind on Real and Personal
Estate. -


The Macon Telegraph says the annexed
letter gu aThe Tax in Kind on Real and Per
soEsl Estate" was sent to the Secretary Of
.he Treasury for his decision in the natter
As there is much anxiety aud difference of
opihion as to the proper construction of the
4iirst std sixth sections of the recent Tax act
passed by Congress-, 1 will thank you, for, the
public information, to give me your.construc-
lion of these two sections. Will-the FIVE per
Cent tax " OF the value Of property employed
in agriculture" be required to be paid s or
the Grst d.T OF June next,n and If $50, in what
manner will a credit be allowed On such ta4os
for "tbe value of The tax in kird delivered
thereirom ~ 1t will occur TO you that no
portion of "the tax in kind" from tho pro.
ducts Of present year can be delivered by the
first of June, and the tax payers are at q loss
to know what arrangements to make to meet
his apparent condict in The Tax Act. An
early answer will be- an accommodation to the
public.
The lettar was referred to the Commission.
er Of Taxes. From the annexed reply it will
be seen that he is in just az much of q fog
as his irterrogator:
Tic Questions you present as to whether
the value Of the 1.-THE of 1868 is to be
deducted from the property Of 1864 is sur
rounded with so much uncertainty and so
many difficulties, that Tie Secretary has de-
terminca 10 leave it open and let Congress
settle it in May, ~
Tie Treasury, Department at Richmond is
certainly getting to be a great institution. 1t
seems that they cannot interpret even the
laws they had the drafting OF. So we 60.
From better to-worsc, daily. IF a man is not
competent to discharge the dutice of his pcsi-
.!ion, ais place ought to be filled with some
one who is. The people are beginning to
think SO. and the people are rightin think
Ing SO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

TIE FLORIDA DISASTER TO aE RErEiEyED.
~ letter in tee New York Yald, dated at
Hilton Head, the l0ih Instant, has tie fol-
loving abcut the FloridatlisnsIer:E
Therccess which, merci(nlly follows human
slaughter, tires! OF its own horror; RS, licSeS-
er; bu, a period ofpreparatiop for is csn;;il-
uance, aid already plans are, being, formed to
sretrieYu the dl!eat Of Olustee. Reinforce
ments are occasionally. arriving here, which
viii be sent 10 Jacksonville for this pnrpose:.
The entmy's pickets are some ten Miss from
ythr.'c;;w and refugees, whose statements are
said to be reliable, report that the rebel
Gs'. Finnegan hasa coln,nanduftSentTt thou,
sand men. s.E t.ssss-
Gen. Seymour is,stilfin colnmshd il Flo
rida, The report cf his rcnloval7at an. time by
Gen. Gilmore was unfound-d. Gen. Gilmore
recently returned fr,m Jacksonville, where
he Inspected the Notifications, and formed o
precise plan Of future operations, from whish
there is to be no deviation made by Gen.
Stymaur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
State CT South; Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
-, IN ORDINARY.

DY W. L. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D .Edgofcld Districts:
Whereas, Matilda Holloway has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, on sll and singular
SLe goods and chattclS, rights and credits of Rus-
sell H. Holloway, late Of the District sforesaid,
dec'd.
These are therefore, to cite and almonish all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
0n!inaryk Court FOR the said District, tobc holden
ut Edgefcld Court House, on',he 11th day Of
April next, to shuw. cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Givea under ny hand and seal, this eSth day Of
Lar. in year Of our Lord one thousand light hun
dred aud sixty-four and IN the cighty-eishth
yefc Of the Independence of South Carolina. =
WE. DURISOE, 0.E.D.
March 80 2s IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

ls~ TLe augusta ckrOnicle says: Wood scld
in .his city las. week for Ope hundred and life
dollars per load! Gewuil!ikens'" Verify, sueh
prices arg enough to make fellow great in u
snow sierra.
Ns- The administration is. paying Of cur,aol
ders in tho i:cl III Treasury notes of the denOni-
.ali,n of i've dcilars and under, and not in large
notes which will have 10 be funded before the Grft
Of Arril. Tn:s is as il should be. These gallant
men iir;,; hard and receive poor pay, ard that
paw, when ii cous., Should be in the beet aEd
rost available ileney ri.iya ca1 sorcrhmeht csn
comusad.
ry~ The. .!rsLduke Maxiniiian arrived at Pa
ris On the 5ih, and, i: was reported, would sa for
Mexico ON March 18th, nj difficulties having Sesn
s=.t.ei.
Gy The New York Worlds Washington car-
respondent says tie sRcpuscans are bringing a
great pressure npOn Lincoln 10 ;Idneo him to re-
fuse to serve secfnf term,
G- SIR. Memminger, Secretary Of TIC Treas
lry, says: Four per cent Certificates and Bonus
, ara GrunsiOrdbc IL tle Saule luun"e. ~ Ia
registered stock"
sa" The Southern Presby'srion contains lot
Tor dated New York, Novembcr l7;h, 1863. The
~riter says: Amid the rapid tendency Of churches
aad polit;=ai parties here toward aboliIhnEn' 1t
is refreshing TO otsorye thst sosao of the pnre''
and abest iuen Of tho North arc t,n!eading for
the truth. Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke, ox-Presieent
lord, Bishop Horans, Dr. seasury, and Prof.
Morse have written in defence of slavery. Their
efforts 1ro more admirable, in that they hars
abandoned tkeweak tactics bcretoinrc prevalent,
and boldly avow slavery to,be. "a Divine instiea-
tia:.
me- The Abolition Eai.oari Execatifs Com
m;I;sc. in callaas the PrcsiaenEai Convention,
h,y. dccilcd 10 exclude States not represented in
:coY-rc.s. This is asserted TO bo to rreyeu. Mr..
Lincoln FROM bringing in delegates from tho States
,,o has re-or-a.;.od cat of tGote eec:inns Of the
Conr.,cracy he has succeeded in over-rnnnng
ras- Tior. is not now y siazlo cottQa spin
die in crcrstion in The city Of l.c"el; aassachu-
sets. INC l..,::y, which formerly gave s.:s ley
mcnt to about thirty thousand females, arc nov us
silent as the tomb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
The State Of South Carolina,
'EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDITdRY.

DY ". F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Matilda Holloway has applied to nc for
Letters OF Administration, on al and sin guur the
goods aud chattels, rights and credits OF kansom
Holloway, late Of the District aforesaid, dec'd. -
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
and singular the kindred aud creditors of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary, Court Tor the said District to be
holden at Edyrfcla c. II. on the 1lth day of
April next, TO show caase, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Sth day
of March in tho year Of our Lord ono thou
sa.d eight hundred and sixty -four, and in the
eghty-cghth year of the Indepcndence of the
State os South Carolina,
W. F. DURIsoB, oE!D.
March 80 2t IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30


Sas7 shc Washington Chronicle gays that GEN
era, ,Yadsworthis is instructed to state that no
,ao.e prisoners viii he exchanged except upon the
principlc of man fer man, regardless Of color.
.as-- The E.andon Miss Rcaub'ico" makes an
ss;i.na.r Of tae property destroyed during tho
shols Of ts9, ensay's march to Meridian, AID sets
it doun at six millions Of dollars. II publishes,
also, portion of tho individual lusscs in Dr-n-
d.n and Rankin couatics. 1tripkes 3 very for
mil.tla aprearnsee.
Accsrdios totle:ter wr.sers, Lire.in oeeu-
pies hi. time rlsvccs and loTies.
s5y soue 'ofthe respectable Northern, papers
are q. aa,n,e;rg Enters eaarxs in Norfolk soward,
tho ministers pi the g1sPt
esy- Gen. Mcadc has returned to tho army Of
tho Potomac. lie viii not be supcrcsded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
For ,bc Advertiser.

The Ladies' Of the Elgehcld Village Aid Asso-
eiat;on acknowledge the>rrccipt Of loo yards Of
cloth sent them by Mr.. NJ. a. RANSOM of Ham,
burg, S. c., said cloth to be applied to tho use and
behoof of our soldiers. Mr.RASsoM, by his fire.
oucnt and liberal contributions to this Important
object, has proved kiuitef = firm an'.sunfaltcring
friend of thcsoldicr. The Indies of tho Asso-
cis,i.n take this opportunity Of returning him
their NEST grateful thanks.
MRs. Ann GRIFFIN, pRrs.
Mrs. WN. GoopMAx, sec'ry & Trcas'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Capt. Kemp.

Te we're delighted On Monday lastat seeing the
honest and enthusiastic face Of Capt. Jony \ rAr
of thcod 7th, pop into ctr tanctrm. IAiF'is
another Of those tavorics Of providepee Who have
passed through untold buttiss~ never Icon
sea thed and he it vss@arho came oas Of tic
carnage of slp14yaurs with pne Lieatsnant and
emo maa...fho coming campaign Will in oil pro-
bsbinty 10 the last God grant cur gallant friend
nfey, s., ciean hrorgh safc..y, end icrS live l..
enjoy The frccSs,n he viii l;ave fought so cnshu-
,ias,icaliy 10 maintain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
ding.s

Up {, tic present Tins, TuOsday sath. there
have been funded in E:!geasll about s4So0oO.
TIE an,opas will probably reach sSou,OOo before
Thursday egeIiag. For se,eral days past the
Office of our obliging Dcpositary, a'j Z.W. CAR
WEE, has boen crowded Sith luyubrieus gentle.
allen bearing rleth ,ric pOeiee:broks and unnatu-
rally corpulent bundles. They looked as mclnn-
cAply as Poc's ravon, and were no d9utt singing
IL their souls tho same ircary refrain Of "ncv5r
more, ncser more" Yes, as they sadly eOnien-
plated the lucrs they wcrs .!bnTyins f'r t~onty
ycar:. srd pondercd upoa tao uncertain tenure OF
Lpman life, tic7 no lsgGt sang that same refrain.
gut they wero at'les.t doing their duty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Ethan Allen!

YVyIIIS thorough bred young STALLION will
Il stand the Spring Season at tho Subscribers
plantation, q; s33 the Season, or SIS to insure
the money duc on tic LIST June, at the end OF the
season.
ETHAN. ALIENS out of Messenger mare
by Ethan allen he by. Flying aorgan-thc best
trotting stock known.
ETHAN ALLEN is n beautiful bay, 16 hands
nigh, soren years old, aud OF fine foIm and
ton. lie has Us fnc colts eau DO shown in the
District. A. j. HUGHES.
nar,9Q IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

The Mobile Tribune says that gentleman
lust from New Orleans informs US that the
forces withdrawn from Texas in order, We
suppose to take part in the genera! advance
recently made by the enemy in this section
Of .le country, were ,auch fewer than Gen.
Banks czpecfcd, and necessary to make the
expedition profitable: Tbs roaaon is that
thousands of them had deserted aud goHo
over 10 the Mexican service-whethe. 10 the
French or Juares side of that country was
NOT stated. But we are assured that this Is
onc of tie chief rea,ons why Banks failed to
move hs column in thi, direction. Tie story
is quite probable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

- N ORDINARY.
EpY w. F. DURIS0E, Esq., Ordinary Of Edge
H0 field District
: Whereas, Charles C. Burnett has applied 20 me
for Letters of Administration, with the will M
neysd, on all and singular the goods and chat.
tei., rights and creaits Of Joncy L. Boon, lutte Of
the DISTRICT aforesaid, decd.
: fhoec are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail
and singular, the kindred md creditors of the
said deceased, ts be and appear before me, at our
next 0rdinarys Court for the said District, to bo
holden at Edge6cld C. H., on tie llth day Of
april ncxt, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should nq2bs granted.
Givon uudcr nay hand and seal, this 2Ssas dry
Of Mar in 'ths year of our Lord ons thousand
oieht kunLrcd aud siIiy-lour, and il the eighty
eighth year of the-Independence "t Ssuth C,,,o-
liza. w. +. DUEISUE, C.E.D.
Mar. 80 sie, ct II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Notice.

NNY HORSE ARclIY will st.nd at the follow
lvS ing named places Oh tho following days in
each month through TIC season: At hoinc on
10th, goth and 30,b q, Capt. .Cromley's ON the
l.h, l4;h and oath; Allan kcmp's, or the 5th,
18th and 25;h; slsr.h ,ouzs the 9th, 10Th
and 2E.h; Ransom Timmcrnsn, 9TH, l7th and
27:h; Il; or near Duntonsville, on Sth, 18th and
2sth. For particulars, rcfor back to Advertiser
10th and 23d lust = T. ATKINS.
Mar 90 ct II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
HYMENEAI.

MARRIED, on tho 9Th inst, by Rev. II. 7,
Barley, Mr.aNEpUM CLARK and Mrs. MARY
&. DUNBAR, all Of EdsoGcid.
MARRIED, on the 9th inst, at the residence of
Mr.. Welcome Martin, By Rev. S. P. Gctzen, Ssr-
goant JAS GRADY, Georgia Volunteers, Long
strcsts Corpa, und Mia, MARTHA CURRY, of
this Distric:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
For the AdEertiser.
For tho Legislature.

The Eyicnds of DR.. ARTHUR W. YOUNG
BLOOD respectfully aunou9eehim as a candidate,
FOR o SCAT in tho next Lesissthro. Tho' exempt
by law, he performed a long tour Of service in tho
ar,ny and left it on account Of i'll bcalth, which,
service; together with his intelligence and high
character, entities higs to tho support of his fell
loT-ciLi.cya
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

A yill pre7idng for the divorce of wives
Of ,ii.loyal men in tha eneniy's lines, and The
coe;,caton of their estates-inlroduced IN
the Georgia Legislature o few days since
has been snbstiWted ~ atbHl from the Judi
ciary Committee, and passed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Lieut., Npsas.

Lieut. F. ]. MOSES Is enrnsw Enrolling Officer.
lie is u san Of tto We'll known aRd well-tried
Senator from Sumter District, Hon. Franklin J..
Mosrs. We Welcome Lieut.. Moses to Edgefiela
mos;. corjialy, and congratulate Ou: community
.ppoa ysning, for q time, a member of such high
sscia position and enlowmonts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

The Yankees hsve tried seven Generals
and lost over 10000 men in the futile at
tempt to taxi. piahmond. The money spent
on these expedition. would have built several
such cirleg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
For the Legislature.

Mr.. EDrToE AS the country at this time &C.
quiress the beat talent, wo propose the name Of
Gen. r. @. II. DEN0vANT for a Seat in the
next Legislature. We-hopo he viii not refuse to
give tho State the benefit Of his Council.
MANY VOTERS.
Feb. II tc s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
T.ii kDYEhTI:s r.
-. JAMiEssT. Rsc0N, EDITOR. =.
gEnNNsDAy, MARCH 80, 1854.
fAiaSter

We regret,to learn hat daring The severe blow
las. week. a stable Of car fellow townsman, c"Ft.,
p. y, EichGnBEmcgn, WA blown dcwn, thpfall-
ing .ifsbers crushing aud killing threo mules and
one hcrso -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

supscG!nTI,0Ns 70 HE .SDvERrlsE1::.-for one
year FIVE DOLLARS in advance. For Six slolihs
THREE DOLLARS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at THREE
DOLLARS per S4.a-c On minon linz, or lcs') for each
i,se-.;cn 1y.so;; i:s wi;hoa rsrrc,ions ss 10 Tic
Of nssto as inserted, will be published until
f,ri,'., sud charged accordingly
iunsunc!n sssCsaiidates for any Qnicc of honof OF
psoa rwE%ras poIlARs, to be pad, before the an
unnueement is pphlishcd. '-.s ~
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