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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Estate Notice.

A IL persons in any#ise indebted t,thsE stasa
IN Of e.. N. Penn, deo'd, are correctly ie9ssssss
ed to come forward and setlepp withosts daisy.
Those having claims against gaidE statsnilsle 4
der them in, properly atteated, ut sr east5 dsta:
%. T.. PENN, Adm.or.
Aug4 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Burial Casesl

keep canstsntly;On hand q full stock of Rs1aaA
Z and Mahogany C0FFINS, which, fsR asA
after this date, will DO sold for CASH, and -
pricos as reasonable as the times will ldAit ak.
Tho US. Of the HEARSE will 'be chasesd fs9
according to the same ratio.
JOHN n. WITT
BdgoGcld, s. G., Got 10, 1868.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Take Notice.

A Ii persons having claims agatnst the Eftsts
ASof Jas. s. Adams, DECD, arc uotlied 10 render
t~n..nsin, prcI or y >attelted, before the lst Dee.
1851, and these indebted to said Estate Htll plssss
pay tho same WITHOUT delay.
A.G.,TURNBR, 4an,es,
Nov.25, 15s n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Estate Notice.

BERsONs having claims against the Rstats Of
n Dr.. E. Bland, Decd, arc requested to PR
Esoci the sans forthwith to Mr.. Janos d. Harf&
sou, who is MY authorized Agent In pstaing up
| tho business of the Estate.
Nov 4 If a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30

Run four burrows with sweep, both wings
turned up; sweep not to go exceeding are
inch deep, and very close TO the Corn. II
the hand that is driving leaves q bunch OF
grass with his sweep, be must pull it up, and
be sure to leave no grass. This dispenses
u;fh boes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
CANDIDATES
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

vs.. =
Kmna simkius, ct al.
HY virtue Of an order OF the ceu.t In tits
I'D cauao, the Creditors Of the Hon. Arthss
isiHatinsl both onleinl and otherwiss, are required
to establish their Claims beforc.the Commissioners
by the tlst day. u May next.
< ~. W. GARWHE,
Gonm'rs. Once Oct 20, 1858. 7st48
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
uAsrR1sc AID PLANTING.
now p woRKIyC IS TO BE DONE.

Side the Corn with a % inch sweep, sigh
airing tlattened, SO as to fill the furtow VI
. within 2 inches Of q level; finish all the mid
dies with two burrows, With the same sweep
both uings turned up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-30
Administrators Sale.

Feb. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

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sna rsaAia ssw szaszeAaS 49, n rarxxx
.: A.sAs.y's g,:ss -: e II s'Kks FL.
Rlngwerxs ssxs myess ueoRsysA
In. Reanrs m. PrsAss xzsls zua sHism. y. " -.
ssps 1859, thai b has gsEed - mssssess -
- - - = sar sssssps<a. sad Also dangerous
Maiignaaa Eyapas Ly laEss dEssa C tas s.znes sasa
- sHrss ssa ccnsszna 1xpkszsz b. 70 constantly
Eshasoa Sloan q Praspsc1 Tsxa wsssass Thrss -
Kkaa az yesF saxsausra cared skum Gesfvs ID
sOaa sssaiias % Ms assks shzA ! bad szsAssa me-
x.~vsea~~asss 40 xUAsass. Ovarian Twsmax,
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plssa ssassassa b ziass 49, q - ux~k Ne aass.
asioa ifsssS 2. Dss sa.sk n.lLl.s - ~ aua~s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

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LTos's FHzioBsoAk pRoRs,
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| seer bxausst aefors tAaEuhaIe ans "a ,,iuyssie
| and specific fer IrrsgaaarTilsg. ehsiles.gea she
esssiastsessas.
| RELIABLE, AND suRR 10 DO Goopi
@AaAAha-ss And SUBS 10 do sseo9
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AND CANNOT DO EAAAs
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IL rHg DIRECTIONS are ADHERED TO 1
RS HE nERxorToSs ARg ADHERED TO /.
sAPR Ar ALL TIMRsf
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

ðkng that II not wholesome geniai &ad rs8ts-
FatiFe Ia its EataFe enter Into sAs composition ~
HOsTETTBKs STOMACH BIFTkEs. TAIs pops-
asR prsyarasisa ssaaains 40 mAnsra - aas Kiad
= asaziy botaasxai slsxaaag, 40 arag sxsasanL
hgs 10 10 eoEnbaAStion ct tbs extrAcA Of rare bal
sanaie herbs and Anss With saspazse& aAa @lIassa
ef slT alEassgS wtiuzaiants l4
r. lis veal 70 ~ lorearsasa As3lnss diseAsf sH6
% far az the human Sys4e - ppststsa By be-
man naeasEs a&s1nat NJ SAAabss sas @sAeFsa ~
sshsgeEosns atmosphere. islpuzs wE8sF &DS @thsf
external causes HosgAE AaTTE2s nay ls
he disss,cts infested VITA FeveS sna Agut Il his
been found lufalsSBss - pfsTesssztiss asa ire
6seibaa az rszas&y sac slsassssa whs tesari =
ts aaAw sspEPasaaaea g - $50. sssss& @s
selves 81 i'm proseesivs anaAssss ia saE&sck. are
rssxezs b. vssy halmf eeaxse Of tia na~ss.sas
measciaa, Rawar and Agae patients. afiss seaE
piled vita quinihs ser months u van ans larry
tsszaeatly restored % hsaskA witAtn isw 8agE Ia
SA9 &se ElgHETxMMs8 &aFEMH8
xass ssssA stasseh IL saSAdy lnsigsr&tsd and DE
azHa1sss gsss1ssa hY kklE agresbts leu aRs heDcs
II works wondefs 10 cases OF pTsPEFsfA ana 10
Ieas cuuxrmsd FERNS n IEbF0EsTEsx. ASEAs3 "a
| Q gentle AID painiess apPerieni, a. wsll rs 1Pen
the EiRsg, Is slSe iyEEl4bly relieves as OsEsTIpA.
Tren sapeFinsuced BY Irregular action Of TIE ases
1 ISvs and segstlve organs. ii
| Persons OF feeble Aahl4, liable 10 Rsrxoas H.
taeks, Eowasss Of gSsaEfs esd afs Of LzBsaeg aa4
pEamus kad pssaAler RELIEF fsasE Tie Btttsfs.r-
rhs testimony On 1913 STINT 10 naest conclusive,
1 aud from b5tA sexes, .. IA FL
l Ths AgonY Of ETL.EsHz CoLIs Is imsasaistssJ
assigned By single dpas q tAS ssiz1Elans &E4 ~
Occasionally resuFting b it, Ia rssAEA q TIE 9-
ylains may be- pEsy shssS fsgHa sE fL
Asa general Tsa!E EsosEzTzKk1s BITE 81 pso"
auA esec.s wzlsh a kzt be expey s04eI % ssasss"
Cd sefaxe tAsg can be fgtH asRFsea4f ID " ezsss
al ce4stssafseAal w4ShR ss5 Frez4taSs f1Stsy Esa
DehAiaEy ara pszspitmss sflsss2 frqn OF &sEs
ikaexeEcises the electrie 1nt hsaes In tss 1aHTss
lsseeas s3asas OF all szseasaa = opsrSssa as
deaixhtsal isTlgoEant. Knsn tAs RaweFx Of zats'7
afg felaxed Ii operates 70 rs-kaforse and fessIs'
tBish tAaaa. ~ .asHr!f 8zas SAM .rz
Lat but nas Least il ID gAS OBkg Ssfs 8h@E-
Ezal being mana fsszHfeA fFsEa ssan3 an& taSscs
Gus materials end satArAsf sss from tbs aeld ese-
msztx present asorH o. less IA all ths Ordinary l00"
| ies asa stdEnaehiRs Of the day
Mosarnsly ~ adiclgs has been 30 unsxf FsalI, and
Il nay be sxnly adasd. dessrreslg popular SltS 70
fatssTtgenk portaos Of tie cCazssantEy, a. os wi
TRRsA sHZTR Rss sa g.
Rpessa b H0srEfFAn &sATra, PitssbutsA,
Pa.
~ susa ny N pswssassss 9ssosss h@a sla1e-
szspsss sssxxwhszss * ss z...1.
ssTsassF p 49, III ~ III
II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Fer nay DROPS st&zs8 SsaoRs toe wSrs4 es the ~
Efssa @tTs OF 81 remedies, for the cars % ell lis
eases Of tAe kaineTs and elasAles LsrcoFeah, Pre-
tsspSns ard tsae mild bat oxisase sorrelSn 81 al
irr egalaBaGa@&.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Da. J. Ag@g HT, eepwfnfU exlgay rita sha r.
quszs Of yuar agsas ana = - - u - SAsaa&
hAva realised with yoxw AxmpmEfsA
have csrsa sssA u In wx rEacs3ee @@k oS khs ncr
vaaants for whkA . sssu41zksa6e4 an kxse haad nm
essss sxasy wuadsEfmi O. tA& snFe II FsHsas awa A-
n HIS thguss which wsss eaRsuAng III PAanss AID se
top Of hsa moukA- Yoax saxsapz<tas s&sadsy taksns
cussd hamz In Avs weaa4 ADnehsx "a atcksd NJ ases
orazry as4zxuEn In has nazs and - atusTasian hsd
eass assay aazkaeERhss pxx C q 20 thai heiisss ts
assoFdsr ssaa scon Fsh hs hfatn snd kin him. nut is
aIosrg Rssasds I'D b isgsn auns $780, w,zAazs
spmSa szAk srsx a % kkxzhe& a nH1e - bssn
treated ri TIE same dssuaw hx VI sa1sfinG
fFuzn hls pcson in hex buaak fhsJ I'D hscune ss1
sitivs 70 the wsa4kzx tfzx ea 1 ay - szaxsa
szuciatiax paia IN her tzass and hnR he TO- vss
cured satirsas ~ ysw hsxs2 . - pssks 7
this PTsgaTaksoa from yeax kkkzNeky mnss Be grsa&
EerHsy consequently, thsss truly nanEAaaas TssasfS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

:
Coughs, Calds. KmdSasAAms HaaRSsmasss
CToRp, RrenehHk1sa Ina fpxsma Com~
sumpEaom. ana Ter the Relief
af ComswHzpezws PakAenka
1M M5wANza8 Be8xe&
81 Ghe Disease
ThiH b ruxaedy universally kHCwa 10 sagp&a any
ether for the cure az threat ana n8 snpaaanfx ths8
d asssps haFs h pzA 10 esSsnn 81 ias sisfaaA Iss
hsiSAn@ SNS&kas sm anaNh& anA eui&ss and iEs wuly
wonderful enras Of pnamnnaxy dEssssas have made u
kpown thranxhoaf ths s4xssiaa nsxtcas q tho sArA
Few She cuumunsss7s CT sssn znfaass aanng shsm
WHO hare nc$ sona ps<sunsz sxHRxses1a ct - ssa
shssa and asakeruas 9kmaws e Us thsoax and lanxs
IA all kBaw de drssdfns &szty 81 AsM diSRasRs. sa&
a tkey knsw to fiss skS q h rsas4y, ys nsed aoa
Do nqss tAar % sssass sAzn fak - how ~ hs VIZ
fSsa f1sk q ID ksss whM nakt fns sars. wniA hasz
wun % sssuexzy u11H khe soa61nns q nsnktnA
ExsVsss2U M.1G AYE&oA xsvsia ms@A
y. gessaman, N d. kesssae Ii 8. " Alusst
Geo. .Elsl ans i q. Isk . 0e.s Omaha. Tsvps T7'ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Tbsy will cure all thoss sIIs 10 which the female
kssse1a 10 sgAiseted wite dissateh Rzs aezxee II
esEsaiuty whica aeshing hut Asgaeatlacaliy c0n1-
corndea Hnia preparation could rsaea. 5Ss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14
pscEzxz On CaAxR or LIFE

&18&A&&& 49, sSS &SFs7sN 49,
a--~ss5s---
$500 .ss = ssss - ssss. . s Ssssia
nxLmnoklns KxxnACz guCHu AID IL
fAovmD n0sH wAsH oURss.
Easss,s sal pcEqk nkssaass
I M, - !. & a ssass ess.ass
1n6 o. &rp sag.
III aAnsas zFs4smna asssse aaus gives Etsaasa Y
Jgiasss, tpsrshy nAnsfans 0essssctloa9 r.
sss',s - = : e srss s.sss : !.
,esisx - GcszssF Mssssr.
] aefs = - ~ 80 sss e.. r. sss'
=. - - ii u n: ssss q s.
lAf1nNffpxui k4kzEesa 8. - - -
- 3 sy>k ~ - ''iA'
Nn4reae afstr MafTfs r F.
"a x1txsssD~ szzsaex sscsg &c = y Y
z Il kiseSsss 30 ne gHaE MI 8hssA p
Wn6fAw sxssxlx Ii MAxx ~ EKA4aAl 81
II 80 sxsazazalHs stsa 40 s1'es "
3 4 sssss s,sssas assssrss sas ssa /, T !. |.
nloI111p HRE.MHQIpss kxTzACf - \. ~ ~ =
III aKnAx DfUXexfa Cod Ba seFssss = !. 80 -
"a Aesiss4 sIscs IN IN gssaasss ~ wasra y =
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sAarscasr Win ss6dI 80 sas Aaeaacase-
FIt1aco IN rslr bsEls J sax ssF D.
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ns~Sls ,lustssss = u sxssssssaasfat'osss :,
GzmIp ept&n<AssEKn ADVICE sAa ~
aa4.ssskses ~ sasssnssssa 80
j, = ,fnor.p. Chezai't
&c r - ss,Ias.s III chesass "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

SUFFOLK BDARs
Ara asps ~ sssvaes. ssA he sssssxsssF sssssss
an iassrssssd, xAss fhsy ore s4esi1s - ss sssAa
ksaA sss~Hzss, saaa ssa - zssas 70 wsisA 60 %
a. t&ansssAs ID. 80 - ss.ss q, = sgsys
Hs has fsEsals few pairs q tA0rongh-srsd, sad
fsw palrs thrsefoarfh tksFosgh-ewsd sHafsss
p1ss a. god and rs suss - osa - psreAasedia
sass ii sssA psanes. Sid as sszz O. liberal sszas
FARMERS and others sre Invited to call aaa SIS
nay sssc sad satisfy shsaassivss thatths eaa sap-
pig sasmssasaa with tAsfoaxh~aFsd stacs wilAOmt
ssadins ehaasand ngfss for Il By Kxprsss, asusrh
risk aaas asas sxpsnss r8E19
.btE. 4rk zLYgAEDag ", a&RaETx.
y. 3. CAsFsk%s,. NlmEo4s and 7sn- R&stsn, tosS
fEgt prsaiusas al the 4sh AnaaaI galE n The psf
tsRattsmis Asrscaitmsaf sAsassy. rs ehsvsas&
sssAs, asa Eamraa aa~k aae fArss psessaaua m =
sgeksAas saaIliaa. ft4sssa sasSf s4a.g-9i
Hlatoga has taken several sounsg presalums Al
the fastest tzotiing staiEisn, N Asssoas1, anA IA
ssn psos nils, away down andss three minutes
: Nov. 0! 1881. zta5 set @&@EfF 6sE sS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14
- SEa1sSs1lg yaa<& q NAAxl&kA ~ d
ma ssasaxsssa. aaa4 Esavss CsunpxaaMe.

fssxsxsnzsex, pssssna o., ". en- Jaay, fsea
Oz- J. C. ATsE: SIR hsse essn af1stad WITH paln
fnl cArunse RA<aRasN fw kMg tne wAieA esaasd Tbs
aka Of phyxicaxn& and sE& 30 ma D. sFiss a al ShS
remedies could and nnsa txxHf yuw ssunpaxfEa oos
bottle cured 10 txs weukz sx6 restored nay gs1sra
heaIkh 30 much thai &R heslax than bskwe was
assssa4sae IthaEk % wenax1zl zxa1eane- J. sRRAA
Jules r Gsashsu 81 g. Tqude wx11ss al kxss beeu
saahcted Tor years wish "a 4esM u eAs Lszys whscA
destroyed my hsals Id srsgy thing and every thfng
&ed u releva me and hare hssa hxuksGdown Eaan
Ez Auzss years fran oxheg kkkn dyaneez<sf II
Ia Ltra ky beAgved gzsaEx IA Rezs ~ kzp5 advises
ms Try you SNfmpagina benasa be I'D ke knsw yea
&ad any ESng you Ads woEsA trying. By lbs bless
ix u 0od has cared na, and baa puTi&s ~ hee4
o. 10 sake 6sw man II 1as kaA yuans axaan- The
best that be said oE yoa b nos hsA sood eaoagA
seharrus,Cameew TuzAawx, Enaaxmemsm2,
UleerasioAs Carries and Kxf0lkasaen at
the Boneas nsa
great v@sssty q zas asxs Asa rsn<tsa 10 Us whass
eayes u Lhsss rmsAahs enmpsaas hare rasnlted fu8
The use q this Fs@s cus sss hags VIII not saznB
them. Some ~ shsEa mag - mand In our Amegic@a
AlanRe which tbs asaks basgw GsEasd pasasea 10
fmnksa gzasa 10 al whp ell snx than.
Uyaps gseaa, Heart Disease Easss EpilsP~
sy, Melancholy Eeaxa1gs@.
Many remarkable cares Of sheas aEsxsiasa hzvs bean
made By tho aAxFzxsEe pcwsR 81 EAzk meci1a u szn~
hates the vital fnnetins into vxoas actau aaa has
cveEeczaes dr1egs vhSsh wad he spposs3 hsyon4 ~
Feash. Eask rsmedy has kHa assn rs4ztred eg ths
eesSItiaa Of fs peopa and ws ne sc6eas thAk tAh VIII
do for them Ill thss medsene eaa d.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-26
Sharp Trading.

In the villags Of W. lived man, wl0
badanr,t,. cen Ju 'ge Of the {, uuty. an /
WI, kn WI a ov r il by tie Il me f
JUL e l.. lie k-pt stUle and SAW N i,
an was alwils sure1o hive the te tUf .
barg ain-on lis side, by ahich means c
h5d gained an ample ComL etelr,s and
some did not hesitate 10 cail lin the b z
est rascal in the world II. WAS ;1ry ,cu-'
critcd thai, AMI used io &c ,ieht-t"Lragof
his business capacity, when any ore Was
car to li.i,n. Ose my d y, IS quite
number wtre 5, AID around The st We IN
the stU c, lie began rs usual, to eliei his
great bl gains, and t=lgst vOapd up-wi'h
The expie,siOn-' N bdy has ever th,a:-
cd nae; they cant, neither.
''Ju ige, sa.d an "lI man nf the COM
piny, Il We eheaed yoI MORN you e,es
lit me-
GLOW so p said Il c Judge
. 'If you'll lr mise y GU wont 60 10 Isw
about it, hOr. do n5rling I d tell 'r el,e
wop'i--fr you &c 10 nlulh Of law rh-r-
acter ior me.
''L.t's hear let's hearg cried ha'f !
dozen or III re yuic,s l-,
IN promise" said the Judge send
treat in tie b .rgaiu, if ycu have
"Hd do you rem. .emb that wagon
you robbed me ut OF p
Il uey robl yru out ofany wagon,
ex lain ID the 1Ju g, / cD y GOT tie lest
If tie balg1iu." leo
"Well, l then made u! ny mind to have
it ack, and
You ncver dfiIo interrupted the ests
Ju lge. -.-
~Ye. I did-and interest trO."
chow aO2 'huud rsd the now euragd
Julg'.
wen, You see, Judg', I ee'd you ore
day very nice ? ne log, nd Earlaurt
w.ta y,u Tor a Ia more. Nell, thit log
stole If yoar pie, duwu by yaur mlI.
The nj, ht lrlurr, anl the ext day I snld
itto you. The next n ght d ew IL sck
b. M, an sold it 10 y"u nexr "; anI 80
1 Kept on uu'il you boul ht your OWu lcg
Of me nrcnfy-s ven tim So
That's lr:' iuud the infurhtel
Judge, lunni to bis DO k, aud cxauin-
in his lug acc uaisi you p,v,r s"lduo
twenty even logs # tic same neasult-
nen,.'
Al know It, sail the vcnGer e IoEs.--
by draw ~ it bas K and foe,h tic ents
" re Oft, aud IS it vo.e, bopteut'ing tho
ends Of, until it-wa, oi ly ten be' hns--
jusJ iOure1n feet shore than 1t was the
FIRST Hair br uphtit, aud whIii u CT 81
sho Z. I drow It hume asa'n Bni w.tk,d d it
up in o shu gbs; and then c,nrlrded
had got IN, wagon Lack ahd st-wed IN ny
pocket bo k
The ,x,llmatinn Of tie Judge WIS
diowucd in the 81 outs f the hystu dr.,
a "a The tE drawer f uud he do. with ut
tle plomil,d treat. Aud, TO seea m Il
man, y,u have MS to ask lhe ] utge # lie
ever was shay,d.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-07-26
Essays.


Some weeks yiacetLe graduating class
Of tn Xenia High Scho. exh. bued at
Theological Hall. We thought some cf
the ezerci.es were good, and said SO; We
thought some Of the exercises were not
good, and said so. For the future benefit
Of the young Indies, for the Leueft ofoth-
ers, and IN aecordlbce with our own sense
Of pfopiiety, we v,ntur-d to sly, in IAN edi-
tOiialin our Issue Of June 2Sth, that the
essays ..l-c4ed originality in thought, in
ideas. i-assl
The criticism did not please certain
parties, who expected Us to say that the
essays were the best, finest, ab.e.t and
most ,quent ever read. lad we talked
in this style, the young ladies' wOu d long
have remembered US in their gushing .oye.
We would have been the recipient OF
Their best-made bOquets AMI their. most
b9witcbing smiles. Bot we didn't lrJ-
pose to purchase boquets and smiles at the
price Of falsyhood We d.dn't propose to
put on adjec;iyes in Ii, superlative de-
gree, AMI call that best which we regarded
as nothing more than good. And just here
We will say to the yOulg l4dies, that they
must remember, aud their principal must
r,m.uber for them, th4twhen person en-
cages in public exhibition, bsfore pub
lis assembly, he may ezpest to receive
praise for his merits, but at the same time
he must expect to receive crit c.sm for
his defects. This tue young ladies appear
70 have forgotten.
But the matter did not end with our
criticism. The principal of tie SchUoI,
over his full name, ral a tilt at our pa
per, and withdrew from the contest at our
fret reply, apparently having no desire to
Try again in his own name. Butthe mat
ter did not stop here even. Worsted so far,
something els. was to be tried. And ac-
cordingly, on last Monday, three or four
young ladies' vi,ited our Office with a long
commdn cation, wri tea by them e.v,s 'r
by sJme body cl7e-mosf any body jldg
iag fromt-e abIlty shown. We til u bit
the spice in our paper CO III 0e b tier o
copied, AMI ac,orlngly soId.d up the
rnlssive aad retarn,d t. Slice taat inc
it has app JARED IN a shsvt whtre esel Its
weakness is ab w the stan lard of thg cd
itUr' writing. Heme gttdziir W mt where
1t iii Like seeks I.ke Ths sof. anl III.
sOil coa.csce.
Battse eomnu Ii3ati n is aidnssd to
us, auI we have therefore looked over ii
car, fully IN t.e l ps If dndug something
t. reply t5. But we see nothing ia it
worthy OF notice, it being hardly up to
III, standard Ofthe essay VIII ch Lacked
o. .igmalty iu tn ught, in idsas.Y
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Only Niger.

Lieut.. Hunt of Uticl ~. S. regular ar
tillery j recently fell overheard from u tug
in the james RIVER and WAS drowned. HIS
body not being recovered ! y the tug, some
relatives went down aud dragged the river
for it in vain, being afforded every facility
by our naval officers. Finally, they inquired
along the river bank, aud found two II, grOes
who told them Of another negro who had
buried the body Of Federal officer which
he found on the river bank. Proeee ling TO
THAT negro ) hut they met his wife, who
showed them the clothing. spurs &c, OF the
buried officer, WHICH they readily recognized
as Lieut. lIuuts She alsO produced and
gave them 90 in cash with his wallet, which
her husband had taken before buryiug the
body, deeently shrouded in coarse cloth, in
the best coffin he was able to make. In a
little while, the husband returned, and, be-
fore aiding them to exhume the remains,
produced $3.50 more, with certain important
papers, which be had also taken from the
body, but which he had carefully concealed
even from his vie, because (ne slidj lhe
guerrilla, often came there, and they might
frighten her iuts giving up to them docu-
ments and money which they ought not to
have. All these were brought away with
the body. or course, the negro only proved
shrewd thoughtful and strictly hOnesG but
there have been instances OF wnIto men do
ing considerably worse.
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Cor. BrOugh to the People OF
Ohio.
The State Quota and how to
kaiSe II.
CoLUMDUs, Ju'y 20.
70 the Peop7s IF Ohi3:

ZULU MUS y u y ~
To the People # Ohi5:
The Pes d,nt Of the United Safes las
issued u call for 500 0J0mcu for the army
Of tile nation. This cali is necessary III
order to meet the reduction f our fsrtes
by The txpir tim Uf rhe term Of service
of large number Of men tween this
tune AMI the miUdlc Of O.t,br The
quota of Ohio will be i little short Of 81,
600 men, subject to such credits as may
he found Ou closing up the accounts, Vi
former calls.
The quota is to be filed by vulunic7r-
ing up t. tie 5ti day If Sep cnlber, when
draft is ordered to take place for any de-
felt that may then exist. Recruits may
be enlisted for one. two OF three yelrs,
eich recruit receiving bounty Of ono
hundred dollars for each year If the time
ofhis enlistment, The draft will lie fer the
term Of one year.
Under this call I have receive author
ity to organize twenty new r,gim OTIS Of
ilfantry. The field officers, an as many
Of the line officers Of thcsa regiments as
practicable will be appointed from en-
who have heie;ofire ssrved in tie fed
and honoraJly retired from such service.
Tie Adjutaut-Generll is preparing, and
will issue in a few days, the necessary or
dtrs for the organ zation ofth1 regiments.
I have also au horty to orgmize a regj-
ment If rel Irescntative recruits. / de ire
the earnest cooperation OF our Teople,
whD .ale not liable 10 draft, in this enter
prise, This >houl be a representative
regiment Of the State, and ifis ranks are
proIp-ly filled up it shall be uficered with
care, ia the Sc ection Of men to give it
character and eficienny. NoloreI recruits
receive tie sane bounty and pay as white
soldi rs. The 4th ard 9th Regiments Of
c lor, d troops raised IN Tins Sra.r, rcce v
ed ,cv raj hund ed rctrurs, and if more
colred traps IN 1T thin VII fl their
r,nks, an ad3tiiional Il 2 nent viii I e or
lanizel 1t is not IL ce5 u y 10 urge tue
pNp e Of Ohio to Iesp,nd To til $ call for
m ,intain 'ug h force, IN he Fl d. III
% k Of closing This war i, before us. We
have it 70 do an If curse Ne yaun t av ii
rtcagnizins the frt thaC W. mut fur ,ish
The M ans to accomplish thIt Iur 0 e
Onio has ful y aud nobly re pod d 10
al tie r. quis tion' hat have been made
upon her. let this Il b, rompt y re-
s onded o, hi oar wlole du y my Dc
hJuolaby d schareed.
Very reSpr, tfuilv,
JOHN BROUGH, C v>rnor.
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Freedom at Last.

Andrew Jones escaped from slavery in
1913, after the death Of his mastery who
was also his father, went to Rochester n.
Y, and married a wife. In 1851, heing in
dueed to 60 to Albiny to work, he was there
kidnapped by tha slIvo hounds and run
South, frst to StYlnnah and thence TO NASH
Vile. where he was bought for Sl,8J0 by a
trader, who sold him to a ciiiz,n of Yieks.
burg. lie was afterward sold several times.
When tbs war broke Out, his master raissd
a regiment for the rebel service, and took
him along as cock and servant. lie was in
sever.ii great battles, including that Of
Chicgmruga, lie finally escaped ut the
capture uf Fort Adtms, and rem IIned with
the Union army riIl he had u ehiuce TO get
North. lie proceeIed toI;s to Rochester in
search Of his wife, from whom he had been
ctueily separated thirteen years, but only
10 find that she had died during his absence
Jones is said TO be quite intelligent, has
Saxon features and straight hair, and is
not darker than many wnO pass for white