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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-09
From the Front.

The Atlanta Coufsdsracy OF Wednesday
says.
The latest intelligence from tho front of
Dalton reports the enemy fortifying at Ri.g-
gold Gap.
Our Cavalry advance ia beyond Tunnel
Hill. There is nothing stirring on either
flank, and perfect tranquility reigns at Dalton
and in The surrounding encsmpm entz
The ielegraphic lines have been re-eslab.
iished 10 Tunt.sll ELL, and lie traius will seen
ru1 through tc that pont-perhaps within tic
ac1t twenty-:9ur hours.
. TIE spirit Of tho aylny since thc.repulse Of
tie enemy at Mill Creek Gap is une1ampled
in any previous campaign, for confidence in
themselves aud in their comnandcr-in chief.
The men are cheerful and contcnted, healthy,
full of fire, and eager for all advance over the
border. Shoes hsye been issued TO nearly sill
the commands, aud the Army generally is
supplied with comfortable clothing ard coed
shelter.
At present there is no indications OF nn
advance movement by either army, but stir
ring times may be anticipated in tie neigh
borEood Of Chattanooga before the spring is
over.
The rumor that The enemy is fortify:ug
Ringgold Gap is premature. They have
merely thrown up soruc temporary breast
works on Taylor's Ridge.
The Federal loss IS now ascertuipcd to be
rot less than eight hurdred in killed and
wousded.
1homas personally commanded his troops
in the late advance. Palmer only coms,ani-
ed corps.
Col. Jackson, of The Yankee cal airy and
fire men were killed at one fre.of u piece Of
Wheeler's artillery. Col. McCooH@ brother
Of Gen. McCook, was also killed.
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Fur tie Advertiser.

Tho EdseGsld Village Aid Association grsts-
fully acknowledge tho following donations From
Dr.-H n. Cook, through Editor Adre<.i.sr,, $50 /;
Mrs. John Raiasford eight pairs of Socks and
four brcaches Of nice Sewing Thraad. We hspo
others will follow III. good example get by Mrs.
RaiEfford. AID send thread to few with az it is
en- article very much resded. Mrs. Ben. Mays
has had woven for the Association bolt Of very
nice flannel, for which Kind AID generous sct, We
re,.rn our most grateful thanka.
Mus. ANN GRIFFIN, rsrs.
MRs. Wv. GospNAS, scc'ry & Trcasr.
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siege of'Charleston.

Ths,ebemy Esse kept up a fbrisk lombard u,
.n,it ii the city since our last report. Ihe
nuu,her Of shells thrown during twenty: louf
hours ending 6ye O'clock Friday eveslngg were
one hundred and eight. ,.-.;g = ~ -; -
One white woman, a Ms. Kennedy, waa
s.riorsly wounded in TIE jsg about three
o'clock Thursday morning. she was asleep
yhea shell entered her house, snd,in passing
through, shattered the heaspasts, the pieces
s.risiaS. her on tie leg, fracturing the bone:
Il was Lslicye,i thst alpnu:atioq would BE me:
c:sSaTy. - =,
:. The Mentors opened for q short tiuf>, ri,
asy, and tired q few shots ct Fort sumter
There vas no otaer chargesof inport.Rce.-7
Courier Of 9TH. -. -
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Raid upon Richmond.

The Yauiso Cavalry General Fitzpatrick hes
been raidus br:skiy in the ncis shbolhood of Rich.
moud, but H.. accomplished nothing. A battery
Of artillery wen, cut from the city and soon
brought hi6 monocuvrcs to naugLt. 'Tis said be
tool: of roIi country residence near the ci,
the famous Mrs Patterson Allan, who is under in
dic;ment Tor treason in the Confederate District
Court. Happy ridlapco. On Wednesday ni;at
last, ano.hcr party Of raiders wig severely pua-
ishca, their leader, Acting Gcnl. bahlSren, killed,
and hinoiy Of their men captured. So far this
spring tie Yankees hayO emphalically "eemo to
grief"
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MlYIGE III EDNSGRIpTs

4rH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
HEADQUARTERS EXAMINING BOARD,
EpcErIELb G. IT,, Feb. rs, 1864.
n THE McIcal ExaminiHs Board Of the 9th
Es Congressional District will meet for the ex-
unination Of Conscripts and Soldiers on Fur
loush at the following times and places:
Edgefeld c. H., Saturday, 18th March.
Newbcrry, Monday, 14th
Abbevilie, Wfducsday, 0:h
Ls4rens, Friday 18th
RaSingtou, Monday, 2lit
II. |. Officers and and soldiers on furlough,
,,ho are able 10 trareI, must report to Huapi9ai
Examining Board for extension. Such extension
cannot he reeomm ended by the Medical Bosrd
for the District. y
9. Those tcho are ana6ie 10 t0rel 10 q Ho,pitat
Board may report to the Medical BoeId for the
Di,tric: on tho days above indicated.
3. Those who are pLysicaiiy n"able TO tsare
home to appear before tas Medical Board Tor the
District will, previous to the days appointed, seLd
up to the Enrolling Officer Ct the District the cor
tiiicatc CT his attending pay sician, embracing n
full and accurate statement Of the caso-which csr
tifcate will be referred by the Enrolling Officer,
10 the Medical Board for their action.
J. P. CAMERON,
Prest Eaam. BoarG 4tk Cong. Dist,
Marc Ct IL
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F'undinE.
See the Advertisement of MrjorZ. W. CARwlLE
A Citixen."

This citizen writes timely article. TO deny
our slaves reason be and proper dlrossioa is n
hard. hearted and disgusting =bomiuntion, but tun.
l9abtedly they have been dispcr;ing themselves
to, 1avishly Ct late. Thcr partiss and re-uniou:,
froa all ws hear, ure Of lmostnShlly occurrence.
Their reasts are said to DO fabulously rich aud
LUXURIOUS. To attsin tbis end they of course out
rage tie Sthcommand.aca, f.arfrlly; Amino doubt
b.f"re they get through .heir jaadanyoss, they SO
violence to the Dccala:nc generally.
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An Edse6eiG name Identified with
This var.

We mOap MILES. We were happy to most =
day or two ago Mr. CkaaL.& MtLEs, ons OF tue
original members Of the old 7th. ALBERT, i
younger brother, was the proto-martyr of tkisno-
bic corps-,he Grst n,cn of tie 7th killed by
Yankee ba!lets. And in few duys asssr, at Saw
ass Station, fell NEWTON, gallant cousin. They
died gloricusly-duins honor to their nano and
oousiry. CHARLIE gives Us glowing account Of
the status aud spirit Of LoSasrRgET's Corps.
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Notice.

A LII Shareholders within the limi!> of the Low
"A er Battalion, 9th Regiment, are hereby sum-
msued p deliver ens-fourth of their Slaves lia-
be to road duty. at Hamburg, S. C., on Wednes-
day, the s3d day Of March 1ext,,Ay o'clock,
A. NJ, for transportation to Charleston, for Thirty
Days labor en- the fortifcations.
Also, all Shareholders in said battalion are
here by requested 10 meet at Rcd Hill, Tuesday
18th inst, to elect .n 0yerseer 20 take charge Of
their Slaves OIL the Coas::.
d. T. MINIS, Chair.
Marc 1t IL
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.HEADQ,UARTERs,

coMMlssAIY GENERALS DEPT, sc.
COLUMBIA, s. C., March 5, 1864.
vUyHE BOARDS OF SOLDIERS RELIEF
4 throughout the State, who have not RENTED
the amounts for sales of CARDS and CLOTH in
fu arc hereby requested To do 50 before lst Arril
next. All anounts received by them nftsr ssil
date fur sale. ofabove, will DO subject TO tho de-
ductien Of thirty threo aud third per cent, and
will DO so received by this Department
By order o. the Governor. <
RICHARD CALDWELL,
1t Col. aud C. q. S. c.
Msr9 81. II
G9e All pnp.rs In the State will please iusert
three iimsa and send bills in duplicate, with copy
Of advertisement. attached, 10 this Department. FOR
payment.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD4 DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
HpY p. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edges.
I'D field District. So.
Whereas, Houry Ouzta, ,Sr,. has applied to me.
for Letters Of Administration, d Lonis non, en- asl
and singular the goods and chattels, fighis aEd
credits Of Mary QUITS, late Of tho District
aforesaid, decd.
These ere, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the Kindred ani creditors of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary Court for the said District, to be
holden at ElgefelL Court Houss, on the 2Sth day
Of Mar. inst, 70 show cause, if any, why the
said administration should rot be granted.
GiYenandcr my hand aud; soal, this Tth day of
Mar. in tho year of our Lord one thousand
oight hundred md sixty -four, and in the eigkty-
eighth year of the Independence Of S. Caroire.
W. F. DURIS0E, o.H.D.
Mar ct IL
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NOTICE! i
CURR ENCY ACT

gHyHE Banksscf South Carolina, hereby zcail The
Il attentiun-of all concerned, TO tho operation
of the Act OF the Confedcsat congress, ,npprered
February q, 1884, by sfhich aall Treasury notes
above the denomination OF Eve dollars aot funded
in four per cent. bonds before the Grs. OF April,
pro1inic, will b0 then subjected to tax of 33A
per cent, and they hereby give notice,
1st. That all persons and corporations ha,:,.s
claiins upon them for deposits, Bank balances,
Certificates Of Deposit Checks, Dividends, BE-,
Gc., shall present their claims and receive pay.
mcnt thereof on or before the 1gth day of March,
instsnt.
b I'd. To facilitate tho operations ofstbeir, custo
mers in funding their Treasury snotessinfo -four Per
cent. honds, according 10 the above; AS of Con
on deposit until the 18th day Of March, instant,
and to pay chocks draMu ngainst tho same, until
the 9th dem-both dates incinsiye.5
ID. After the 18th day of MnTeh, instant, afore-
said, the Banks,. in order to avoid, for their de-
positors nnd others interested, the tax Of e31 per
cent, will proceed to fucd the Treasury notes
then remaining in their possession IN four per
cent. bonds, on account ofsald. for the benefit CT
said deposisors and othera, and thereafter pay all
such claims in the said bends.
b, 4th. Tho Banks viii continue TO receive and
pay out Treasury notes Of tho denomination Of
five dollars and less, and will receive in the same
manner rs heretofore the new iasues TO be made
usdcr this Act.
J.A. CRAWFORD,
Prcs't comwcrcial BIpk Of Columbia.
r. M.tJOuNsoN, g -,
Prest Exchange Bank of Columbia. =
:. D. RAEENEL, -.
Pres't Planters & Mechanics Bank, CharIeaton.
]. X. SASS,
Pgss't Bank Of Charleston.
JAMES ROSE,
| pras,t Eouth w
~ HENRYL. ELLIOTT, 49,; ~
| IrcS't Planters Bank of Fairfield,
GEO. 8. CAMERON, So,
Pres't Bank OF Chester.
- J. G. HENNING, ~ - : !. :.
Prss't Bank of Georgetown.
:, WM. WHALEY, ~ss.s -
| Pres't Farmers End Exchange Bank. (.
WM. GODFREY, .s..s,i ~,
! Pres't Merchanics Dunk of Cheraw.
WM. B. SMITH, -.
..Pres't Unisn Bank.
/ CHAS.M. FURMAN,
Prsst Bauk Of the State Of Sc, Charleston:-
ANDREW eIM0NDS; 3it
+ Prss't Branch Bark Of s. C. ut Columbia.
l GEORGE. b. REID; .<s a.
PIcs't Bank Of S. Carolina.
D. L. McCAY,
prest Peoples Bank.
EDWARD SEBRING,
BID. BOYD,
I Pres't Bank Of Nswber-y.
~ All papers in tho Stato publish till tie
10Th March and sond bills to the Bank ofiGharlcs
ton in Columbia, S. G.
March 9 .-s2t ii
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Military Notice.
HEADQUARTERS.

HEAU-VUAhIENoI
EoGEyIELD C. H., Mar. sth, 1864.
S10MMISsI0NED and Eca- commissioned 0E;-
" cers aud Prirates, detailed men in any De-
partment whatever, also sick and wounded Sol
diers absent from tho command Of Gen. Long
street or the Army Of Tennessee, will report 81
me at these Head Quarter: Immediately, prepared
to move of to their Commands.
Those who fail to report within a reasonable
time will be arrested and sent to their commands
under guard.
By comm,nd of Gen. Johnston.
i. CHAaLTON, Capt. G. S. A.
Mar ct IL .
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ApoIosetic.

Many sertemcn Of our tsNn huro upbraidcd
us in The must ferocicus manner Cor suggesting to
tie ladies that thoy should regair tuthc Bee Store
10 be squse:ed. These gentlemen aatter taem-
selves that tic teuIerr yet awfs, rite can be per-
formed e. well in Edgefc!d ut the Bee Store.
We therefore mako tho amende honorable by pub
lahing to the ladies that they rso,l soi so TO the
Bee Store to bs squeezed Pitch in lemons
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TIE VIcronx IN FLoRipA.-Ail accounts
from Florida prove that the victory achieved
BY our forces under Gen. Finnegan was DE-
cis;ye ore. Fhe result, too, is important, as
it saved tho: State, or the greater portion OF
il, from ksihg oyyrrun, and the capital from
falling into the hands of the invaders. The
Northern journals had entertained great e1-
pec,aticns OF this expedition, for they suppos
ed the State defe.c less. The obstacle pre-
ss,:ted by our brave troops viii sorely disap-
point them.
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HYMENE E. Al.

MARRIED, on the 9ih Feb, ut tho residence of
John cogburu, Esq, by Rev. il. T. Barley, lSv.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, es Florida, and Mrs.
SUSAN EDMONDs, of ths District.
MARRIED, at vsuelusc, on TIC 9th init, by Rev
D. A Boddie, Mr. sIMKINs slDpLE and alss
MARDILIA HoRTEN, of yaucir:e
MARRIED, at the same time and place, hy the
same, Mr.. JAMES cowAN and Mis- CARO-
LINE DICKSON, of Varsluse.
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Fund Your Money!

gbERSONS desiring to dFUND IN -FOUR PEI
CENT CONFEDERATE BONDS, un3cr
tbslate Act. of Congress, caH do SO cu and after
Monday nsx., at The Office Of the Commissioner
in Equity.
AL notes inust bo endorsed with the name OF
.ho person Offering .hsm,. as mono will be taken
withou. said cndorsoment.5,
u. W. CARWILE, Depositary.. :.
: Edsr6cli S. G., Bar {, 1861. At II
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Gov. honham.

Our honorsi Chief Magistrate, Cor. NJ. L. Bow
u.z, hss bson smons ut f'r swc days past, lock-
i.: we'll, hearty, hspr:. Wc!l-triod sud thorough
y-te<;si on the battle. asld anl in the council
chamber, gallant gsdicr, pure patriot, ine"rru.ti-
3ls r-li,ieian, Edsefld will always lie glad to
uc!eolne him-a!wny. proud to cali him her son.
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: For. thu .Adrartissri

MR, ED,ron.-" MANY T21EnsD having kindl,
snar,it..ted ne for = sestin lie next Legislature
the Adesttissr in a Complimentary editorial,
mLi4h I duly appeeis:a, having endorsed that
n"minstisns and other triouls lsarinyTadica Heir
solicitations, I4tliereforc. e:Seftuly scesFt The
poluiaaEOn.- Should the people deem me worthy
and elect, wh.'eysr Of ability, whAtsycr Of enef-
81 I rsy 10 pos.erscd of, shall 30 devoted to
guarding their Tishta sra rr2motiEs !hsa lutte
rests and so far as Tssi m5 sphire of ae.lyp, 30
upholaings aud advancing the cause .sf-oGr eem-
NON country. ,,-i=sl.E t= 80 g o.. <
Vdrysr,spec!!rfr s.es ~.
- S.:-pu nf-sJ,1tArEnt- ,,tfS53,
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CIRCULAR roeTHE TAXeoLLEc-
TORS OF THE STATE. .e'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AL,SOFFICE,

eorvxprs,s S. C, MGch1, 1864:
The Tax Collectors 0fSthe.s seyeral Districts and
Parishes ofthis State arc hereby notified that, in
conformity with the following Instructions, they
mill be required to make q deduction of thirty
thrse and one-third per cent. on all" Confederate
Treasury notes" bearing date prior to lst April,
lSs4, received bJ them from md after the fstday
of April next in payment oftaxes due TO this
Stste. They are also required, ufter the 1st Of
April nert TO send their certificates to:this Office
oftha amount of taxes received by them respect
lively befare that date. -
JAMES A. BLACK,
Comptrollor-G ,nera.
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;. Norysrsspcc.!pIiy, S.tt 2 -
r. G. NJ. IUNNovA1fg!
Fer the Adyrrtis.r.,

MR. EDtToR,--whilo ctL,r: District Ts1 Col
letters in the State arc receiving statc Taxes in
Aareh, IA. hs. always been the custom, thereby
enabling tho sitixsns-o pny their Taxes before
the currency is saepreciated, will not the Tax Cal
lector rf Edscdeld give its ci.isens Tie ssne op-
poltnniiy. A word TO the wise is sufficient
A TAX PAYER.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD.Di5TRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY W. F.DURIsoE, Esq, ordinsry of Edge
- field District.
Whereas, Anscl .Dovore In. applied to me
for Lstters of Administration, On all and singular
the goods and rhattels. rights and credit! of
Lcwis Clark, late Of the District, aforesaid,
dsccascl.
These arc, therefore, to cite and: :admouish all
and sin guar, the kindred and creditors of the said
seceuscd, to be and appear 6:fore me, at our next
)rdinarys Court for the said District, 80 be holden
at Edgehcld Court lInuse, on tho Ilth day Of Mar.
inst, to show cause, ii lny, %hy tho said adn,in-
istration should not DC granted.
Given undor my hand and seal, this lst dny
of Mar. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eisht hundred and sixty -four, ana in the eighty
eighth year of the Independence Of 8. Cnrsl.:a.
y" w. +. DQRIS0E, o.E.u.
March :, 2ts 10
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I'd" The Albany papers say, that several of
tho Confederate prisoners who reesntlyepasscd
through ,ha, city were barefoot, aud wero COM
PEELED to cross tho river the leo in that ccnd-
iion. Barbarous.
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headquarters,

CoIMTSSARY GENERALS DEPARTMENT
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
9th February, 1861.
MGR. W. B. DORM, Longmires P. O., having
I'VE executed and filed his Bond in this De-
partmcnt op tho 9th February, 1864, in eompl-
ance With the regulations OF an Act to amend an
Act entitled rn Act to suppress the undue distil-
lation of Spiriluous Liquors in this State passed
l1,a December 1883, is hereby appointed BY his
Excellency. the Governor, an Agent to Manufac'
turo and soil limited quantity of Alcoho! and
Wbiskoy in Edge6eld District to regularly prac,.
tising Physicians and registered Druggists OF
said District for Medical purpofcs.
All other persons Distiliins in Edse6eld Dis
trict are doing so in direct violation of tho Law
and nra ameuablo to lis penalties.
It is the duty Of all leader, Of Patrol to report
all such persons. and sf all Magistrates tp aeize.
ndsuppress their S;ills.
BY order Of The Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
L.. CO.. Com eni. s.. c.
Mare st I'll
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ec- The Nashville Pres, says: ""rhe deaths
Of Confederate prisoners at Camp Morton are a,
the rate Of moro than ono hundred monlh--
ninety three last Dcccmbsr, one hundred and
fourteen during tho succeeding January. This
is heavy mortality out of only about twenty.
eight hundred human beings,
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March 3
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

II ORDINAHY.
DVW.F F. DURlsoE; E1, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District. .an
Whereas, Charles NJ Aay kss .prliel 20 u.e
for Letters OF Administrations, With tho will an-
nexod, on all and singular tho goods aad chat
trls, rights und crcaits of Lcwis May, late Of
tho District aforesaid, lce'l. =.
Theso are, therefore, to cite and aduor!sh all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, 10 te.ard sppear'hefore me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edgefe!i C. H., on the i;h duy cf
Mar. inst, TO show cause, if any, why the said
administration should n1.: be granted. =.
Given uaier my hand and seal, tlIis lst day
Of aIar. in the year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and Sixsss -four, and in the eighty
eighth year Of the Independence Of South Care
lima. W. +. DgRIS0E, 0.ED.
AIar. go 10 r-
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From Fiesids.sAnsther Confederate
Victory,

SAx2asAH, March 4.
A special dispatch 10 the, Republican says
Inst a detachment Of two Of our re ginents OF
cavalrY aud some infantry, lfunder command
=! Col. Ard.rson; the 5'h, Georgia, al tack;
ed he enemy ii G imp FinnegaM on Tuesday.
The camp was rstsken, the enemy badly
whipped sud pursued to siihiasts:ee mica oi
Jacksonville. =
Cur lSsss was seven killed and twenty-five
wounded. Enefny's loss very heavy.
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Mar 9
Notice.

n SHALL charge Five Dollars for the services
Il Of my BULL the season for each Cow served.
Ii can be disehxxged by receipt from the head
OF any indigont family in the ncishborhood eta
ting that they have received that amount in money
or provisions. SAMUEL BROOKS.
Mare 2t III
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Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER

ENKULIING OFEUCEN,
EDdRr!ELD c. H., March "a, 1861.
vUynE ns,ic. Of all CoaseT;n!s awaiting exam
4 in,E.tiou by the Board Of Sarscsus, and of all
Soldier. who's. Farlousas hayo expired, is SCALED
70 the foregoing Orders uf tn, President of the
E1annins Board Of Surgeons f9r the i:h Con-
I. NJ. sClITRMER,
Lieut.. & Z. 0. Uf Edge.
,f,,o 2E IL
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orl1cE OF ArroYxEY- G ESEnAI,

COLUMBIA, March !, 1854.
II his Fcctl,.ncy Governor Bantam.
Sir: In ropiy to your inquiry ns to the kind. Of
moEoy in which Tax Collector. shall require pay
mont nf State taxes after 1st April next snswer
,hxt the Tax Collector il required to receive Con-
Tolerate Treasury notes or other current FUNDS,
but, in my opinion after the lst April, Confedc-
rate Treasury notes being. by ACT Of the Consedc-
rvto Congress, reduced in value as currency S3l
per cent, these notes, instead Of being received at
lGO cents in tho dollar, should be taken at tho
value aa currency 6xel by law, viz: 6BS cents on
the dollar. -
am, very respectfully, your obedient s:rvant,
I. W. HAYNE, Attorney General.
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Stray Mule.

c1TRAYED from the Subscriber some weeks
3 since light co,ored bay HORSE MULE,
four years old, small si1e,-whea las. heard from
he was in tho neishborhdod Of Richardsonvillc
Any information concerning him will be thank
fully received and libe.allJ rewarded II returned
to me at Augusta, Go.
= G. w. GARMANY.
Augusta, MARI 3t IL
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Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on tae Estate Of
"A Elizabeth Whitlock, dec'd., will be made in
the Ordin.ry's Office, on Tuesday !, th June. lSa4
The Heirs Of eaid Estate will taxa duo notice aad
meet tho Administrators MT tho tiGo and place
above specified.
GEO. wHITLOck,
G. W. TURNER,
Mari 3W II AdH'0rs
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puRrsoz, EggsE & &co.

sUsscRrpuoNs the ADVERTISER for one
yssr FIVE DOLLARS in stlynnce. For Six Months
THEE DoLLi2s.
ADVERTISEMENTS win bo in'cred at TllfEf,
DobLAS p., Ssus.oqo uisi"n lines or lessl FOR eac
insert. IN. A,lsaf,cmrnis without instrse.cns as TO The
n;,aper os liss Z, s iE.erted will be published un
fcr,iT. .Sart tchar:-t accordingly.
tsa1uneins Candidates for upy onieo Of horror e'
pr,l., TwENTf DOLLARS obe paid hei'rs The M
Lo.:.ccnienl IS published
Q;,;u.ry no;iecs Tributes Of Respect or any eon'ai'
neaeou personal ia Hs natars, will bo rated IS adfer
,l,.meuts aud charged accordingly.
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Board of Relief.

A call meeting. of the Board of Relief is hereby
appointed for the Second Monday in Marco. l4th
inst. a punctual attendance is ,nrnostly dosired
us business Of ,nportal>e must be transacted,
]. II. MINIS, sec'ry and Treas.
Mar. 2t lU
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+ HE ADVERTIs ER.
TAMEs T. BACON, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1864.

sss- wo call attention to tho card Of Mni
S. Toxpxiys, to 10 fosnl in another column.
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Notice.

A FINAL Settlement on the Est.te of Mar,A.
IA A. Tarner, decd, will be made in the Gf-
diuary's Office, on Friday, the 25th March All
persons Interested will take due notice ard gov
ern themselves accordingly.
TII0S. ATKINS, Ador..
Marc 3t IL