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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
The Weekly Edition.

The Largest PdJoer III tie STATE and
Cheapest Paper IN the Northrest.
1t is published every Wednesday, and printed
every Monday evening. 1t contains eight
p?ges Of SIX columns each, filled with the
cream OF he Daily, carefully selected and ar
ranged, together with review of the Mil
w2"Nee Produce, Grocery, Dry Goods, and
hardware Markets, and the latest telegra phic
Chi, ago, Buffalo and New York Markets.
Each number will contain several columns of
original and selected Literature, Tales, Sketch
es, &c. No pains will be spared to make our
enlarged edition the best paper in the North
west
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Full sheet Posters, first hundred, Sc m
, Esch "uu.'is''"E fufhises. 3 90
llalfsheet Posters, first hundred 4 M
Each additional hundred, ~
Quarter-sheet Posters, first hundred Q IN
Each additional hundred, 90
Eighth-sheet Posters, first hundred ~
Each additional hundred, y.
Ball Tickets, according to quality, frst
hundred, co a.
~ Ne Jobs delivered .atil paid 5es.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

10 New York. New England and
the Canadas.
IN and after SUNDAY, April 18th 1868,
- trans leave the Great Central Union
J"not. foot of Lake street, rs follows:
$3.50 a. M.-Dar Express. Except Sunday
arrives at Detroit at $40 D. m: Sgs
pension Bridge 800 a. M; Albany
400 P. m; New York SIS D. M; Bos
ton 1880 . ~
I:12 ? A,-NiSh Express, Except Satur
DAY. arrives at Detroit at Cos a. M:
Suspension Bridge 400 p m; Albany
4:f3 a. H.; New York 1915 A. m.
Boston 2:3o p. m.
Cincinrfati trains, via ". C. railroad, leave
Chicago at $50 Il. IN. mail train; 7:l5 p. II.
T Express.
The 40 p. m. train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change Of
carr o. baggage.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
New Goods!

VERTEFEUILLE has Just opened A 10. of
New Goods, among which is select a.
sertment Of Dry Goe il. Call soon,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
We invite the particular attention of coun-
try merchants and produce dealers to oul
Job Printing Department, and solicit their
orders. Our prices are below any House in
the Northwest. 5w6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24

TERMS:
copy months, i'll advance, 81 90
l copy year, so
10 copies year, Is 90
~ copies year, % 90
Additional copies at the rate of the club
aSS An EXTRA COPY will be sent to persons
Getting up clubs of Ten or more for the Semi
Weekly or Weekly.
WIN. E. CRAMER,
Oct. i, 1863. Milwaukee.
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0r. 81. i@e6Iersam

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fitr NilisenPranfe WatlApOH sun0 s~snuabsne BON Bic .
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80. Mfdnner,fdhe @AuIe.

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r3d 81 linn Baltimore, %. gpril 1864.
Die Wttelieber Scs 2pean StammeS So. 2, S. 81. 81,
rerben freunbliGf eriu6t, nd6fen Wtpntas @benSS ubr In
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4 Snltilupre Gjroue.
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1Dfe FHnters etdntten beebren H6, zen Wtttelt bern Der
Baltimore S4Iben : @eelltdft, iprie itren beutI6en
Mttbdrsern ~aberbaupt a~nju5eisen, bab bic g9irtb1baft auf
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Serra SetartG Benbet (lebtlth In 8ars'S Mefaurantl uber.
geben wprren 1T. @tue rsi6e AuSpabl Der belten gDetne ;I
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81 Win1Gea Ibrts Iahen; bteSD lnb bic InnebntIt@Tstt bee
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L2Npr1Mtl 800 49, ElNtAN lltl.-1lA3 -
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0NaibinotOn 8nmDcrein 80.

rat am Is. Ipril 5. s lit hDltsr 8latbe In Strait. Die
befen unb pprttttlbdfteffen Geese lpureen nn%senornmer, nm
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lafen. gDer baber f9 bielent sielberfpre6eneen 0eretn an.
ihliebsn min, Der perldume ri6t, am n1Gfen Mpntdd, ben
rs. &prtL, 3u erfGeiner, mp tte erfe MnfteSabluns fattEnbet.
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112 &pBfraBe. s. III mu &, WrdE
(SaWtp) ~ a &. Sdcpb Gpfr
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Bur gea6rid1t on Steuersabler.
Die glebnne LIT pprdbcr

unp entity. Bsp. 4 60. aaben BEN orSateu
grratb bon fsrttgen aleibern In Der statt1a+mo2 &s Ss ~
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GCatldnzciocJ

Sn q. Y; SdnS's Sdule ND. Mibemarle unh QpmborS.
ffraBe bat Der INTERRUPT fur bns. Spmmer lsrns fsr " ~
beggaile1li Nepe Anrnelpnnpen nt6es man EalStaf maiden,
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Gentrol Mefprn &ereitt III 9lnnappIis.

.Sentral Nefprm Sereit lit 9lnnapclis.
@Ge Burger Der Stabt Innapplis tnb l~tnnsesenS, bic f@
an DEM ysttrtben sur Auibebung Der brafrniihen Gpnnta9s+
ssffse b~etbeflteet molten fRb frluntli6 eriadt, lid am
NepEtas, 70. Asrtl, FMbenbs 8rl1br, bet Srn. %. Wnr = 3HI
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ben bierntit ~brineenD eruGt nd6fen
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mel6es bic Ybilabelptia. QDilminetDn- 4 Waltfmere a isen.
balm . Comp. sa lsesn bsabF9tist, neil turb bieIes DSppei-
IS ntrb habtr elmer 3ahlreiGsn Nerfatnmluna in Sie5sr m Ss
tt8en Mneeleaenbett entseeengef ben. N' ivy
Sn aHftras nfebrsr 3aus etgentbamer: Mo1
'Su"P' SPbn S@patA.
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g. @rh1,Ic7

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DtentnG eens29. wtarS,, ibren &nfan0 an wel1em Iooe be
Serieein8ens spresnrnaiep purben. Mnneleunefn saS @uS-
natnne neuer Shuler ttItete man fcbdlt frte mSaltd an ma.
den, Ia nlr stne trtftirte An;abl berIdi6ttet merbeSi lam
81 tS1D9r5-sl 9srssfa1 @d esrst~.s Try q nav
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Sbiaer 8auseretn tat f6 rsselntdsie prsdniitrt unb eine
apednaetee Gpnfttutipn entrpren bic Wittslieber fpmie
icnfise 2tebtater bic bets utreten Uitnf6en, werben tesbalb
eriutt, ih an ben r%eeelmd et8en Ser lanmlunsen Srettas
@tenbS s ubr, Ode BON 3pp- unb 6crrenftr., su bctbeilieen.
Sr1g9l SEQ nG UNr s. VI. 81 liza u f. pr. Sefr.
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ELIXIR DE WIFE

ELIAIR DE-
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Nuf in europa beFst inb in bieiett ganbe I6nea in @ebrau6
fpmmt, III aus benz reinfen @pgnae In &erbinbung nit Ter
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Niere nn6 Verbauungspreane" letr Wert9Spa gsSeigt uns lift
In Oertiblanp ais E5
nDas Sanssetrdnt unierer 3ett"
Eetra6tet.
@rtettefser, @efaurot,ure Mprtbetsr &c. f~tnbenfn bic ZEN
5rubt- Grnie-@ tine ~perttppne 2nele res profts, Ia
nenn einmal eetpttet, bic 61ufer niht ptne baielbe 1ein fppls
len. gtt9t mic nntere fCeenannte SitteIS b6nat fnfelbe rpn
cen geppbnii6en npuften" tntEgeNdlteter GlaI6en un6 ales
Sngreeten5ten per erttat rnrbtr, eersn g~Dilfureer at. pbt0e
Sr9ane 1dnsf Spn Opftrtert ~dnerfnnnt mpreen fnt,5 10 I@d-
bet rs meeer benz Sttrter, nod Benz Mrste, Der eS anne BET,
AlS Irints8itters ftebt es betrehS feirer @legan5 II. Tein.i
belt hfs @efhmadtS alS lnlibertrpffen ha, irteit es ale
Sainncen in, Wunee ME GIfplrnbe, Gaifse, Shee, 0anine,
Int Elm errdtrteneeS 6pni9artieeS 8tttere tetnt 6inunttrtrir-
fen ibereebt unb fplte bnftr 1T ieber tSausbaltengc mpblein-
gert6teten Dctels, Nefauratipn &c. lrentbeprli6 Ietn.
Dbplelale u Jtet1il Mgenten fpnnen nit irgenb einerS udn-
titat bic ips Dprjieli6en Bttters IN Etften q Dnsenb Quart
Slalden turh ggf3TI5 rgnN q mar h |ffYte1.
ben ollelligel Glgner
S. 3 or 30. s6 5anCoers, Gtfe pua GatnSenn ii. :,
sesepubcr teni seearfte,, s5oitimDre ruf IS
Seripr9t werben.
8eine seflae Slai6e 1T a6t. Sic ni&t NIT benz Siesel tee
Gtaners auf tenn 8Urt Seriebenif.a sQUnT& gkfsoafgg
n Wieberpertaufsr erbalten biz az tieiem 8ttters aneelertig-
ten MISUNDERSTANDING 9ilter gratis.
Ete leeren Slaiber fpertett (ebph rein) bet Der nd6ftsn
Sefeaun8 mil $l.00a Dusenb franco Baltimore inSfetnlus
sepradt. .GlHai313 aHg344fl3f 34S Iafe Gil.
3. Born,
Ode Sanrser uns %Gamtenfr, e~eseniber
(25Npr3GPt) go benz weartte.
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2li %Dcrfnufct.

Cine gut einseri9tete gBtrtb(1aft nebf IS bis 90 greeen
lnb tietnen StdnbbarrenS nit IRE fling. eabnen nro aueht
:3nbebGr aunt Stltriren ppn 9iqu6r, itteg gen Jamtitsnper,
b1ltnihen fpfprt bldg III Ssrtaufen. Ilan nnelbe lid Gde
pamburg unp Sbarpitr. s(SaNtD
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SUM p~erlprelf.

Gin brauner Sibnsrbunb, ettpas neiB auf ter Britt, iebr'
fetnent Sadr mn6 sugefustem Sdlran3e, ~unsef6br 9 Niprnte
alt, lit Dor g0p&en peeeslnufen. Cine 3dneeneiisne iSerl
Ipbnuua bsmjenisen, Der ibn ;urIdbrinet p6er Austunft sur
Q9iebereriangnn9 ~eeHelben geben tanu., gp 203 3dnpSerfr.
q tSdDtpO1 ~ #bfp+R italIl3l3I T33G TX
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-02
SIC. ii. That the President be, and h,

: SEC. II. That the President BIO, and he is
hereby, authorized to grant details. under
general rules and regulations to be issued from
the War Department, either Of persons be-.
tween forty:Gve and fifty years of age, OF
from the. army in the field, in ell cases where,
in, his judgment, justice, equity, aud necessi-
3ty require such details, and he may revoke
such order of details whenever he thinks
proper: .Prorided, that the power herein
granted to.the President TO mako details and.
exemptions shall not be construed to author
ize the exemption or detail of any c%ontrac-
tor for furnishing supplies. of any kind to the
Government, by reason of said contract I'M
less the head or secretary of the department
making such contract shall certify that the.
personal services of such contractor are indis-
pensable toihe execution OF, such contract {:
Provided further, That when any such con.
tractor shall fail, diligently and faithfully to
proceed with the execution Of such contrdct,
Ills exemption or detail shall cease.
SECTION 10. That in appointingloca boards
Of surgeons for the examination Of persons
liable tordilitary service, no number compos-
ing the same shall be appointed from the
county or enrolling district In which they ore
required to make such examination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-02
From Florida.

LAKE CRY, February 2I-The enemy are
completely whipped and are ratreating. They
have abandoned their position on the St. Ma
rps, AID are reported to be evacuating Bald.
win and refreshing to their gr%n-boats.
Oar loss in the late action at Ocean Ponds
is SIS killed and between 700 aud 500 wound
ed. che cneny's loss is between $500 and
1000.
The enemy is retreating on Jacksonville.
Our wounded are kindly cared for by the an.
gclic women.
CHARLESTON, February 26.-An official
despatch from Gen. Finnegan, dated Sanders
Vile, via Tallahassee, 25th, says: "My ad-
vance forces occupy Baldwin. My main forces
will reach there this afternoon. The enemy
have rctreated 20 Jacksonville"
4 gentleman recently arrived in Savannah,
who passed over the battle feid at Ocean
Ponds. FlcriLa, informs the News tat he as
ceriained that upwards of one Thousand white
and Black Yankee troops had been buried.
The Confederate dead numbered ole hundred
and five, and thirty have since died from their
wounds.
From seventy Eve to one hundred negroes
all wounded, were captured and sent to falla-
has.ee. About one hundred and fifty white
Yankee prisoners lave. been sent 10 Madisen.
We learn that g party CT about fifty or sew
cn;y live Yankee cavalry went to Gainesville,
Ella, last week, aud captured about one hun
drcd and fifty. negroes, and conveyed them to
Jacksonville.
a Yankee Major, who commanded q negro
regiment, was woruded in the thigh and cap
tured. lie has been conveyed to Lake City.
The enemy have all lcftthe vicinity oil the
late battle field and at last accounts were
rapidly retrcating towards Jacksonville, pur-.
sued BY our cavalry. Some of the wounded
negroes say thai their officers shot many of
them, during the late battle. ior refusing to
charge the Coniederates. Whenever g ne
gro attempted to retreat Or fall back he vas
shot down,
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G1gsEa6 a1bertlsm.
For the Advertiser.
T,;Le cverrrenns bv ,iLsnt brooks,

pOl LIZ -l0fGit-SGis
Like crergreons by silent brooks,
Always cheerful and alwsys gay,
With gentle smiles and pleasant locks,
Woman ~.brightsns man's dreary way.
Or as where from crowded bowers,
The storm, with madness in the skies,
scattcrs the tenlerest flowers,
The sweetest fragrance viii arise.
Freighting and mixing with the cir
AS it dances among the trees,
Exultag makes nature declare
Refreshed and svoetened by the breeze.
So when man to hard fate is daome !
Woman's lore, as from sudden fright
Tends to dispell or sooth his gloom
And gladdcns his soul with delight,
Though he Re pressed ever SO low
And plunged in gulphs ever SO vast
Still her love with ardor will glow
Cheering his faint heart TO the last,
And when death and uncrrins ti'nc
suatchss life's last spark from BIS breast
Her religion the mount will CLIMB
J n. H.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 81:
a Yankee pickle. boat containing enc Off
Ger aud FIVE men, was captured last night by
cur nayal p!cset boat, commanded by boat
swain Smith.
Tie prisoners have arrived in the city, and
state that TIE vessel sunk off tie harbor, and
reported llst IL the gale, was the steam s!oop,,
of-war Ilousatonic, carrying twelve guns and
900 men and that she was blown up By orr
toroedo bost. The whole stern WAS blown
Of E:se men were lost-all toe Others were
sayel.
The torpedo boat was commanded by Lieut.
Dixon, Of Mobile.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-02

ERoM MIDDLE TGyHGssGc.-We met, YES,
tcrt!ay, IN intelligent gentleman just from
MiGGla. Terf2ssee; who aye rs sone interest
irg item. ot news from that section.
\ prominent Lincoln cl!icie! Stationed at
Nashville, recently declared to-.n influential
Union ci:iz5n OF = ~scisaborias c9an.y, tia:
It Vii! iia i.aposs;L,s los Tie YANKEES 10 Loia
Middle Tennessee ncAs spMracr; that they
hare rat y sufficient force FIR tie purpose;
and ll.at they are not likely to have. from
lie comparatively few recruits that are being
cJ:sS.cd ct The North. He added, however,
hat they woull return wit, q large force az
ter { wialc, d.iye out the .ebe!:, and hold tie
country until the rebslioa is crushed.
Oar informant says TIC l:cop'o, il the midst
Of all tie oppression AID harsh treatment tho
Yankees are iniiictine upoa t6ein, are. senef-
ally in good. spirits. believing . 'leT do that
Gu: army viii soon return and rid them Of
The oPp.assor. Although the people CT vii.
liamson, Aiaury, and Gilss have bsen plundered
Of much Of their bacon, corn, and wheat, yet
they haye enough left to do them. They
have been robbed of tho most of their stock,
but will be able to- raise provisions enough
for h6lne consumption.-kaoxgille Regis
ter, 9th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-02
March 1
The State Of South Carolina;
%EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
IN ORDINARY,

rY"N. F. DuRIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
70 Edgcticld District.
Whereas, pickens 3. Asbillhas applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on Ill and singular the
goods and ~chattcls, rights and credits Of Willis
Setohe-, la;e CT the District a%Tore5a!d, deed.
These arc, Therefore, to cite and a.lmonish all
and singular, the kindred and croditcrs of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me-, az our
next O.dinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at ElgeGe!d G. II. on tho 18th day OF
March next, to slow cause, if any, why the said
administration should not 10 granted
Gi7ci, under uy hand ala sy2SshiS eth day
of March in the year Of oar lord omc thou
&and eight hundred and sizty-four, and il tho
eishi;-oighth yoar Of the Independence of tho
Stale Of South C~treiina.
~. z. DURIs0E, o. 4. D.
March 1t 10
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Coed News.

Wre present gu. readers to-day, under the
telccra;f.ic haad and elsewhere, a batch OF
good news tLat .houli give an edge to every
appetite. Sherman is announced as retreat
i"e; Grierson defeated; FiureGan advancing;
Earl Russell is again denounced in the House
Of Lords, and, better than al, bonds. stocks,
suear, tobacco aud pSecs generally are Jump
iag ~downNaydi. The bowoi premise is gleam-
ieg, and the clorls begin to show their silver
lining. The snring Champaign opens glort.
ou:ly.-soujh tatoilG!an.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-02
Notice.

Ii Shareholders within the limits of The Up
"a per Battalion, III Regiment, are harc'y
summoned TO deliver orc fourth O; their Slaves
l;aSlo t. road duty, ut Aiken, IS. c., on Wedncs,
dag, tho ga day of Starch next, 10y 10 o.eieek'
a. NJ, for transportation 20 Charleston, ;or Thirty
Days labor on .ne Qualifications.
Also, all Shareholders in said Battalion are
hereby requested to meet ut tho Pine House, Ga
Saturday, tho l9t!; day of March neGt, to eject
an oycr:ecr to take charge of their Slaves on the
Coast BY order. ,o,rr o,...
Feb q 1T %
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Feb 10
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY:
3. T. 0usis and wife,

g. IdrEfttOl.
JanO Z. ShafIcr, ct. al.
EY virtue of en- order Of the Court in this case,
I'D 1 will proceed to sell at Edgoiold C.. H., on
Monday the eth day of March next, the Real
Estate of Jn2. G. shafar, deceased: as fellows:
ONE TRACT OF LAffD containing Ono hun
Of W, Il. Clegs, Vim. SaDffor, OF. al.
0EE TRACT OF LAND containing Ninety
acres, more or less, adjoining tho ahovo mentioned
tract, ". II. Clesg and cthcrs.
Sold on a credit OF twelve months with interest
from day Of snlo, except costs Of suit which must
be paid in casa. Purchasers to give bond With at
least two good sureties 10 secure the purchase
money. and Pay for papers extra.
. Z. II. GARWILE, c.g.E.D.
148h Q Ste s
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ANXIOUS TO 10 S%omErniNG FOR Tue CAUSE.
Never before wa there a time when men,
nurscd in wealth, were 50 anxious to work.
and servo the country and cause as now. But,
strange to say, all have 9 dislike for one par
~ticular implement now in general use. The
tool tabooed is the muskct. They are all
willing to help push the cause along, but
would rather be of tho numerous army OF
pushers in the rear, than tie puslsrs in the
front. They woald get details 10 make nitre
beds; count cannon fuses ct the laboratory /;
add up columns of figures; or: run errapds
for the Government. They would take out
contracts For making shoe pegga end army but
tons, scraaine lint, or prefning baadagesi
yea, they would even go forth into the forest
end slay ana maui timber for gunboats, or
dig Gre ior iron to plate them. Behold the
exceeding patriotism of these men, who, ha7-
ing torn down their barns and storehouses
and bu;ldcd greater, we're resting their souls
in case, when they heard the voice of the con-
script gathcrer saying: "This day thy SER
,yics shall be reqnirod Of thee!' To them the
musket at a "risht shoulder shift" is what
the ghost Of Banquo vas to poor Macbeth.
"Take any shape but that" theyy cxclaim,
sand my firm nerves shall Fever trctaL!s."
Anything, anywhere, ont cfthc army,-Rlci'
nGnd Examiner. q
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Estray Mule.

Not out of my stable, February 1st at night
ar and took tho road towards Grauiteville. q
BAY HORSE MULE, IL or ID years old, very
much shaved on the sides with tho harness, shod
bcforo aud well mounted; no other marks. ANY
person taking up said Mulo will be handsomely
rewarded, or any information thankfully received
My addcess is SilvertUn, p. 0. Barnwell District,
S. c.. D.. b.. buoli;
Feb. 81 1861. 2t
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Dick Cheatham.

nTCK CHEATHAM viii stand Che SpriRg Sea:
EV son OF 1854 ut Edgefeld Court House and at
Harmon Gallman's at Thifty-Gve. Dollars, the
Season commencing from this dato and ending on
the goth June. Io will rorain sat Harmon Gall:
mans until the ed inst, after which time no will
he at Ed.eliell Court House on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS andTHURsDAYsa
the remainder of tho time at Harmon Gnlilmans.
Tho money will be due at tko end Of the Season.
Mares will be insured with foal for $50 ~ epe-
cial contract with Jas. NJ. Harrison or myself,
THOS. G. BACON:
Feb. 1ss1s8S an o:
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQUITY.
Barney II. Lamar and wife, ct al, -.
VS.. Par'n, de.
Wiley C.. Glover, Ex'cr, ct al
DY virtue of an Order of the Court in this
ID case, all persons claiming 10 be Creditors OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. decd, arc required t. prove
heir demands before the Commissioned of this
Court, by the End dsy Of May next and in do
fault thereof, that they be excluded FROM al benc-
fit of the decree to be pronounced herein.
z. w. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Comm,rs. Office, MARI, 9t1O