davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

Tho Lousana arrived hevs this morning 'rom ro'"sss
Monroe. Eer pcws a alinlor,anf ss .... 40
rrsvs, M. b,.o ,,orstsd % inc Northern CsOtssn
Ra ,r,sd an ssr "A t;,cseys,ns rns line viii ~ com-
pc.ey opened h thought BY tue middle Of the prsssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

A correspondence between Governor Bramlstts, u
Kentucky, and Colonel woford s Published In Tho Iouis
v,is Jonai In his letter 70 the Governor Colonel Vol
iorA shss he hes raised regiment of SIX months
volunteers and asks that they BE- mustered into
Tho replies that uns the negro
ng by the governments In that State her system Of labor
hsd been broken up and tho crops suerinoS
" lands cultivate the soil He therefore issls
strained 10 decline onsvag volunteers 20 the govern
the present. orders those enlisted BY Colonel
wolford and others TO be dmbanded In e,lcr Coonsl
Jsocb resi- scss the or Colonel wolord Governor
Bramstts says
II our country holds puver and incorruptbls
patriot than toonei rank Wexford he has NOT besn de-
veored have been awaiting 10 the cause Of bss
arrest and TO see whether wss Tor e.ne pretended
miii,ary ofefcc--or poittcaL II tne frmer, could Ios
ntsrpose except 10 urge SPEEDY trial, BY wnich the
maj snsnt leseloods oi any ,harge might be- demon
ssrated tho latter, we have sui cent material ~
keptutky Tor hostages among thoes who favor snd
such arrests. he loyal peope Of Kentueky csnnss
bs Tvoked driven nso rebellion against their gov
ssumess bus IN ssE Do might justly retsliais oM
eel srses upon thcss who our ows citizens, urss
syrovcks poisse~l srssn ssA ssss " inasSarass 10
oa1 oeYroriam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18
n U N T z r.
M. Tneesor. Q. wilson's Desp.sch.

me- Ihe0o0rs Cs Wilson'S DespetCms
CunBKnAHD, Nd, July II, 1864.
ARRnsn lGsNrs.
DR.. 6subblcAed. old and vol known resident Of this
place. also lawyer McKeas another old resident Of II
town, juss been arrssted order susd BY
Hunter and sent 70 C,mp Chase They charged with
dsioyaty and = trsssonable eorrsspondcncs with the
enemy. These created qui,e sensation, the
families 10 which shs seusemes are attached have al.
ways maintained position the highest rsspectabity
among the immunity Of ,hls section Of country.
carr a MAIL
A detachment Of General Hunters troops succeeded In
capturing mail that about bong smuaeslcd through
lines 70 thoss u Tho enemy. In this mail many
letters contaisina very important conrab nd Inferms
tion. II these ktiers tau reached the enemy he ud
have been fully snd very tssbiy aprrmed ~ 20 what
were snd sse doing. some sss love lst'ers, show
Ing that many young ladies' o. this usiRhbcrbocd
thueh they shave their being here o. hereabouis,
certainly have their Learis 10 Dxs. Ihey bal better
be sfo General Hss,es w lend them where their
hearts nre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


Mr. b CodWnIIader's D0ephtcns
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1894
Tho Richmond EsaNiHer OF the 18th Is filed with
ubilant accounts she dougs Of tho rebel army Of nva
sion and claims the capture Of immense amount Of
stores and property. admits tue imprcbabiity Of
General Grants army being diverted from tho attack
Richmond however, and says there but two agencies
able 10 accomplish thisshe rebel army his front and
The climate II asserts the latter VIII inevitably drive
him oG the former should NOT An editorial In the
same paper says the disparity between Johusous and
shermans armies great and tho federal occupation Of
Atlanta BY no means improbable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

SuyQsoa. n-Chtf-M Major julius skilon, Fourteenth
New York cavalry NJ
Asststdnf fonmisrdry f Apsers-Captan GeorRo II.
Wheaton, One Hundred and Thirty nrss New York voun
teoSe. t- Els'
Adfng O,dndnre Ofcer-First Lieutenant Robert @.
Nichols, Thirteenth Massachusetts battery.
Aid detamp-Ma'or Lewis 4. Carpenter, Seventy nfth
New York vulunteefs
dc'tfg Add tamp-First Lieutenant Ebonezer ".
Hitch, First Louisiana cavalry.
tetif1 Typographical Eagsneer-First LsutenaDt Eum
G. Niles, Ninety United states infantry lcoorcd.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

raised viii materially affect tho market that great
s'apts and cause an incrcass OF ~ price 10 all
sumerA
naJRCym yn0rosr1oS
This suggests more feature of thh pint ition busi
ness. which must close The subject Some
that Inducements should be had ous 70 t6c orsinal
OF the througn0nt tho country return and
cultivate n, with guarantees Of protection Il
shau IN 50 actually engaged the reheon we're willing
10 resume labor upon their plantations and cultivate
those great staples. The death OF Which In the market
has upset aud dsofsanzsd the industrial pursuits oe
The world. they ssked. however,, imwushy from oath.
taking the grounds az dmioyshy bus eimpy for
se protection and authority and control thc
wledpe ths freedom os he savss 70 pay ncm
for tbeir labor A. am Informed, the tvesdeut caused
number Of agents TO Dc sent int the rebel nss 20 con
fuential planters that could bs reached. Ras
nothing more came of ~ The policy q en-
courseins The mmigrasioni Of Northernsrs 70 work
condition absolute freedom aud wholly bsyo1d ths
control Of tho employers, prevailed. lAs - III v .s
pvsRARtxSus OF rna rnoprt ov pufnkRS nArlA
II vii scarcely be question that bad we besn able
Auriag the inuanco the 10 furnish 70 England
liberal ply cutcn ~ IN ormss Years. and thus
70 keep The looms Of Manchester " o. sasoNs Ne should
heard uothIng from that quarter oi 'ntervcpton
C,uld xs now supply ordii ssy Anonns VI coitons
sugar and tobacco 10 The markes q the world abe
syinpathes OF the cutirs clv cd world would De Win
II u therefore plainly the Dte ess o this country " pro
duce much ~ theso great ssaplee A. possibe ~
more export, nos ony wi thss BE- less Rsumbnp a.
Tho in more usS sss.i; | sec'snaea @ rsoss who have
speue 10 many years N tho prrducihn Of thcee
staples are the ones - pFcducc tnern now. u 10 time
Ud A0sp o. ry n swapping horses while cros,ns. =
stream Applicable here Ensland and ffan,s are de-
ana,Da e us cotton, tobacco ed sugar We have me
s.S ss- nSorssS Ne sss usdsss sSsS. ~. vssy
fvesvebv we eAys heA - unsn ~ 6an ~ nee ~ q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

Aaid0 from actual movements OF troops ON an extensive
scac that have consumed tho whole Of the past week,
and are yss incomplete, and therefor NOE nstng sub
ect even os speculation the week hss been remarkably
quiet and devoid Of interesting events. The celebration
Of the Fourth Of Jolly, which opened the week. has been
connupcAssd 70 you.
a LEGAL nuuNoy.
one esbss event, OF considerable interest and sIgun.
canoe, has occurred. Tbis wac Demonstration By the
bas a New 0rlsass 70 Gsussas Banks ana sickes, the
former representative o The Massachusetts, bar and
ihs kstsr n shas oa New York. Judge Dure, Of the
United States DsrIcs Court, psssided on The occasion,
ana toass TO "rhs bar Of nosoa and ths bar OF New
Yorn represented by tive distinguished generals, with
no compTomns bus the oapnon's moush.n brought QUE
shs swo guests Of the occasion IN sreschse.
-.e te eRSaaAs ncKlEs' srxRsH. X. ns
) General s,ckses spoks asss HIS rsmasks were brief
ana chiefly conDed eloquent audasn Of ths legal
profession throughout this country, and shs hoaersbis
position u haA ever held 10 afi countries. a.s.
Nsm sxxsRAa BAsKs' sPwcn, Mat2
which followed general IN ~ character and
significant N W natter Its Gscaaes ssnacascs restsd
b 10 seeesslsn. whom ths Gepssassa,d--
confess, SIR that bel hs rrs duy Of ,hs peops
70 make soch saevhes~ the ns OF bau
desnsnd asa ssss he1 NE hsu ems~s ~ dlmcw uss
sa % oIs s y. s .vss q NJ. s1aS
rni sssssr ,Sss q: ess~S vSs eswss y sewn ssS
VI ss s' y !: - 4. s res s:':s' & L:
ssrsS. ''-- s'.~ ~ :" - - - = -
rnn = ,srv s1v,n,,~ ls.~u.,s. - 60 s.s ,...s - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

rA,vfrFvcs, r. u July ~ 1eeA
The hssss Of Mcses nrss. - Central rsis. 80 -
tislly burned this mmsisw. yossG wssAAa nAns~
CathArns Cullen psrsshea IN tss AsmeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

asriculs ortss asA shsn win sen1 ysa - yca want
set ~ men who sever . cotton plant % . sugar
case growing they sho order OF sAsgs By pans
nH cNton on Ne lands, and sugar IN the cotton
lands. and th0 wh0le crop s lost One year y e0ue.
Antner year sone ether experiment. suggests itse y
tried. fails, and another year ID lost, Again
other experiments tried and fail, ths people beCone
discnuraged the country 70 imDovcsnned our foreikn
friends arc Impatient troubles Increase on every
hand and the lace. Would NOT little
practical expessos aid in averng these enbarrass-
tnrntsY We have the territory now on which million
aud half OF bales Of cotton might have been grown
shis year Scarcely Aisen thousand VIII - grown. =
not this less TO the oountsyf And wAo p rsspenssblss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

Gensral Trwnhian NJ POrsaand.
m PoHuASp, Ne. jug ~, 1894.
MAJOR General ermsin arrived h"@s yssserday ssssr-
ing Last night he ~as sesssdsd At hts resdsses ~ me
seventeenth rsl Tho General acsss hat -
vas pointed QUE The rcssls bv xpmsn and says Aala
/, he stories regarding bs capture N hsnsue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Ai,,ck ON petersburg, Va.

RIcHMoND, June lO.-Ihe enemy, M hse
thousand strong, under Kantz, made a ste. aes
perato attempt to capture .eterspuie yess.,. ca.
day. They advanced in two columns alter
ssyers, u assaults upon the works, which were
pepulsed, re they succeeded in asnking about
tsp1lSd tgn hundred militia causing them to retreat,
withla loss of six killed and thirty woanded, 70
including some of the bost citizens. Fhe I. mil, IL
itia tia fought like veterans. The Ya''kees .hen
advanced to the suburbs. bn at an opp,',iS'''-
moment Graham's Batter, aus red un"n fnsn a.. y
from Rcservour ti!. s'nn''aNeaas.y %l,a @S =. :.
charge Of our cav,;s The enery nso .i'' ''
great confusion. The '"ahn au'apE V .9''
sant,s s.p Rsttery .shieh arrived II time. Our
rsintocsments rant cement pursued lie Yankees seyera!
miles. The residence Of 1inothy Rivers wss "a;
sssked and burnt. Rivers was carried o. or 4
WIN. Hall, Chaplain the Washington Artli
lery, was also captured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

Gy" The Srst tears shod bytIe1eral Joha G.
Bresk;nridse since the war ware shed on Frd.y
night, Sd Instant, Oh account Of the Death Of his
farorite horse, that had borne hiE since tho bat
Ils Of Shiloh.
Is- Itwas currently reported in Ricbmond,
on the 11th, that Lincoln and Hsmlin have been
nominated by the Baltimore Convention, and that
gold on tho Sth was quoted 1911.
sy party of desertsrs have burned New
Troy, Fla. Not house was left standing. They
also haro buraod all tho houses in the contrc and
Southern sections Of La Fayc!ta coanty. They
carried off all tho negroes, horse, aud nuls. they
could get.
Es8- Thoao uho write letlsr, to their friend. in
Con. Jobrston's army are requested to direut
them to tho "Army Of Tennessee" Then they
will be suro 20 reach those for whom they are in
tended.
SsJ- Prisoners estimate Grants losses ut ?s,
oOo. They also say that his entire strength ia
l3e,O0o.
as- Tho Charleston Courier Gays tho Iron
sides" took her departure for the North 5Iondsy
night:
azs- Gen. Marmaduke has erected another bat
terry on the Mississippi at Sunny Side below
Greenvile, and has number Of boats hsmmsd
up. He haa destroyed thrcc steHncr, up to tho
It'll instant
~ The New. York Denocrgt government
paper, says the great strength and efficiency Of
tho Confederate troops, ia acrious feature oi
tho campaign" We think sotoo. Probably the
thousands of Yankee wounded, and the friends Of
thousands of Yankee killed, are Of tho some
opinion.
~ There are over. 5000 Yankee prisoner.
at Andsrsonvillc, Gu. Tho editor Of the Albany
Patriot says that upwards of soO0 have dieo
since their rsmo ral to Andcrsonville, the mortul
ty daily averaging ,hiE:y-fre, -Yith every pros
poet of largo inerssEc. On thesnight of :h'
Idth. thrty-twO died.
Es- Two good new steam srs,4 Flsrian and
Lillian of tho Lamar Company, havo safcly ar
rived i.Gentcderatc ports
sssas- Hen. J. H. N. Curry, o. Alabama, Il 4!
socoplcd ~ appointment as missionary IL hen
Johns;on's army, under, The sa.pess Of tao Vi
ginia Sunday School sid Publishing Board, urt
has entered regularly on his work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
To L. 0 BR1DEwELL,
Major & Q. NJ, Augusta, ds.


In accordance with tho above, enll upon the
Citizens, in the Counties aud Districts named,
to sell all surplus Weol to the Government. The
necessity is great; and as the Soldiers who are
defending your homes oan only Ses clothed BY
selling us your Wool, / trust all patriotic and
loyal men will be willing TO Assist. My Agents
will traverse the whole District. Parties living
ct convenient dstan to Augusta, can send their
Wool to nc. Sacks will be returned. Wool will
be received o. any Rail Ro.d Depot OF Station in
the District
Tho Government offers the following liberal
prices:
For / h. Unwashed goad Wool (casb) $500
or for ID. Unwashed good Wool, ~ yards AZ
Sbirtings; or y SheetingS; or2s y. o. 0sna-
burgs; or II lbs. No. G.Cetton Yarn; IL lib. No.
Cotton Yarn; or h No. 10 Cotton Yarn; or
& lb. No. IL Cotton Yarn.
q Permission has been asked, anduill be granted
to impress all Wool in the hands Of speculator:--
but tsis diaagrceable and it is hoped hese priesi
willsipduce the farmer to cell at once to the Gsv-
ernmeEt, for the benefit. OF the soldiors Cores
pondence desired with wool men in all parts Of
the District. Any person having dotail, selling
his wool to any other than an Agent of tho S. c.,
will forfeit his detail.
Il. o. BRIDEWELL,
Major / Q. NJ.
Mr.. E. j. YoUNaBLooD. atEjgc6eld G. H.,
is hereby appointed Agent for Edgcfeld District.
Junes IT, "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Confederate Taxes.

n ana no receiving the Additional Income Tax
& for 1868. All who bought and sold anything
during. the yoar 1868 are liable for this Tax.
I am also receiving tho Taxes on Gross Sales
for the quarter onding 31st March 1864.
Several have not paid thoir Registry Tar for
1861 or their Animal or Salary Tax for 1862.
Those who buy and sell negroes, or who bought
and sold in 1853, are liable as Register Tax Pay
ers, and are required to register at for 1863
and 1901. ~
propose to be at Graniteyille on Thursday
10Th June, and at Hamburg on Friday IT June,
on Thursday 23i June ct Liberty Hill
am instructed to iasue. execution in all cases
of default but hope to be- saved that unpleasant
duty. H-T. WRIGHT.
18th Dist. Collector, 7th & Regis.
JuneS II "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Pocket Book Lost.

n 0ST between the residence Of ]. i. Addison,
Ia Esq, aud Edsodsld c. r., en- Thursday,
The I'd inst, PORTM0NAIE, steel bound, con-
tanning about Two Hundred Dollars in So bils,
and few Shinplasters. Also, one Mute giyen
by me a, Executor to W. Y. Scott or bsa,er, for
$500. The Nots has been paid and all psysons
are cautioned against trading for the Same. There
were also other papers in said Pocket Book Of
Importance Only to myself. Any information con-
c-rring sa;l Phr,iu"naie or contents will 10
thankfully received.
Woccdlnvu 2. 0, June o :,.24
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

In making your return to tho Assessor you will
be required to make an Inventory OF everything
you Owned on the l7th day eff February last, lia-
Lls to be taxed uhder tho said Act, in the follow
ing form, viz:
Nc. Slaves,
No. Horses. Mules, Asses cnd Jenuvts,
No. Cattle Of the Bovine Species,
No. Sheep, Goats, and SEnae.
No. Lbs. Cotton and Wool,
No. Lbs. Tobacco.
No. Bush. Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Bucknheat,
Rice and all other kinds uf drain.
No, Bush. Potatoes of all kinds, Peas, Ground
Peas, Beans, and all other products Of tho Farm,
Garden, or Orchard, not specifically mentioned
10 the foregoing columns.
No. Lbs, Bush. or Gala. Flour, Meal, Sugar,
Molasses. Bacon, Lard, and all other Groceries.
Goods, Wares and other MerchandiEe, Spirita-
GUS Liquors. Wiue,, Cider. Vinegar, &c.
household and Kitchen Furniture (specityips
the most valuable Agricultural Tools and liO-
rlements, and all Tools q. aiocbanes or Others,
Musical Instruments, and all articles Of domestic
use.
No. Carriages. Wagons, Carts Draya, and eY-
ery species of Vehicle on Wheels.
30. Watches, Gold aRd Silver Wares, and
Plate, Jewels and Jewelry.
NJ. Books, Maps, Pictures, P:inhhgs, Statua-
ry, and all other works of Art
No. Shares and value Of all Shares in any
Bank, Banking Company, or Association, Canal
Navigation, Importing, Exporting, Insurance.
Manufacturing, Telegraph, Express, Railroad
aud Dry Dock .conrsaies, and all other joint
stock Companies OF every kind, whether incor-
porated or not.
All Gold and Silver. Coin, Gold Dust, Gold End
Silver Bullion.
Amount of all Solvent Credits, Bank Bills and
all other paper, issued as-Currency exclusive st
non interest herring Confederate Treasury Not;s'
and not employed in a:raScd bnsine.sl :
Amount and value Of oil munoys hold abroad
bills of exchange on Foreign Countries.
The valuo Of all articles of personal or mixed
property, not in terms embraced in a"y of the
foregoing cclamns nor exempt r m tayati"n
tn, Payers are requested % begin at ono. and
,aas. ous tatar lis! Of pro;erly, 81, for 'hem-
selves, and MS Executor, Administrators, Gu;rdi'
M. Agent, &c Come prepared, and'cUue early,
ns tho work will be heavy.
r. C. GRIFFIN, Assessor
18th Col. Dist.
1,,sa. ct ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

s- Frsu onts letter accepting tho oiesoiana
r.minaton declares Li.coln's Adsssi'tFat0h
dictatorship without unity OF ac'ioh ''-''e0' "
execution. He tnys if an Acceptable msa Is
nominated, at Baitlnerc he will mt be 'soai-
ia, n. :pe4ia is nominated no alternative IS
,.r, In - organize eve.A .'ment oi orp'''ueh
to ur:ve,. III. fais..-rne ii tis reelection. Ths
Herald says Fremours position secures INC aelaA'
Of Lincoln.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
commissioners Notice.

ys7HERE will be COMMISSIONS Of Rn2ds at
e Aiken, q. c.. on Wednesday, 20 22d June,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of reseiyinS
from the osners, and taking receipts from tho
SAte hgsn,, for eli Roads Hands liable and sent
to,the Coast from the Upper Battalion Of the tn
Regiment. in obedience To the 9th call for Slave
Labor on the Coast Fortideations. Il will avoid
much trouble to the owseruud Commissioners il
all Slaves liable to this call in rhis Battalion be
sent to Aiken on tba dsy specified.
A. JONES, Ch,ir.
JupeS 2t "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Tax in Kind!

HAMBURG, June Z, 1854.
"A LII persons having any claims against this
IA Office for Hauling Tax in Kind must receipt
for and receive the money before the 25th inst,
or else the claim will be barred, and the party
presumed to make no charge for the hauling. On
that day the books will be closed for last years
Tux, and all the funds returned.
S. 8. TOMPKINS, Agent
Depot l, Sec. S. lth Con. Dist, 3. G.
June =. 2t q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Burial Cases !!

n k.er constantly ON hlnL full stock Of WnIpur-
4 and Mahogany coFFINS, which, fruin and
nftor ihi, datO, will DO sold for CASH, and ut
prices .s reasonable as tho times will admit of.
The use Of tho HEAASE will be charged tor
according to tbs sawe ratio.
InuE n WTfTT
Edsef0ld, g: c., Oct 10, 1861. If L
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
IMPORTANT WOOL NOTICE,
ATLHSTA. GA, MIY llru yse /,

ATLANTA, ga, MAY flrH 3e6f.
Xy0U arc hersby appointed Agent for tho'ool-
II lecting of Wool for the use Of @. S.ArmJ
in District al" comprising the,gountjes of Rich
mond, Colupbis, Glasscoch, Tslliaferro, Warren,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Ebert, in the State Of Geor-
gn, and tho Districts Of Edgofcld, BGrnwell,
AbbeYillo, 0rangeburg, Laurence aRd Newberry,
South Carolina.
Yours &C.,
G. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Major & Q. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Candidates for the Legislature.

: .MA5:sJ oHNE. s,-zs.,,z.. -.
!. DIR. A. W. .YoUEBlooD. -
: 3. warADAMs; Esq. Y Y
F. a. TOWNSEND. ESQ.
Dn. II. r. COOK,
GEs. R. G. II. DUNovANT.
MAJ. A. J. HAMMOND,
Col. JOHN HCIET.
CAPT. LEWIS JONES,
DR.. VI. b. JENNINGS,
Rev. A. w. LINpLER,
J. P. M1cGLER, ESQ.
GL D. TTLL41AN, Esa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
For the Advertiser.

=. Important to Tax Payers.
Mr.. EDITOR IA much snxiety is folf'by all
Tax Payers as N tho valu. tion of property suns
der the Act Of 17th February, 1854, furnish
you with tho scalo OF valuations prepared by the
state Collector. and ] am sure that the psblica-
tien of the same will .bo appreciated by all our
people.
Very Respectfully,
H. T. WRIGHT,
18th Dist. Collector, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Time and Labor Saved.

TyHERE can be obtain.l of Mr.. Z. Pom, of
Il this place, a GUAGE containing two sets
of Steel Blades, twelve in each, for Splitting the
Palmetto leaf into slips suitable for Plating. 1t
is also suitable for Splitting the Straw. With this
Guage you can split evenly, rapidly and into diff
fsrent widths. In fvo minutes enough can be.
split to plat mans hat.
supply will be kept on hand. Price, $500.
JupoG U u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15

vHrILL be let to tho lo.est bidder on satur-
w day, the 25th inst.. vt the place, .he build
,rc .r /. BRIDGE aeross Riv Stevens Creek vt
s. rret's old Mill Tor further particulars call
on :. ,ss Of tts Comm ssiouors.
- G. ". MORGAN, Chair.
June st 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebt;i to the Estate Of VIM.
IA Toney, deed. will 9sy tho sa,no without delay,
ami those having claims against said Estate nre
notified to roudcr tkUln In properly attested, to
DIR. ]. B: Courtney. Agent for the Administrator.
forthwith, ss wedesiro to close up the Estate as
.,., "a, M, ,;hla
GEO. J. T0NEY, Alloy.
N,y.25 IxS II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
: Estate Notice.

D%Rs0Ns having GLAZING asunst the Estate Of
H DR.. E. Bland, dec'J., ars requested to pre-
sen. tho sano forthwith 10 Mr.. Jame, NJ. harrl-
son, who IL ny authorized Agent 10 sottiiug up
tho business Of the Estate.
T.. +. BLAND, Adm'E.
Now ~ IF *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
War Tax! War Tax !!

r WILL. atone 2, the ti.ac al places mention
II -. below 10 rcceivn Return .. ,axc. on Pro-
,s,,y, Money, d. d t;,ai urd HS Tux Act Of
Fsuruary rs. 1891. kn4wn IS the per oeht.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Strayed.

oTRAYED on OF; about the 5th inst., from my
= residence, cue milo East Of Giisnl Church,
a BAY MARE, with cue or ,nore whilo 'foet. No
othor marks remembered. aged three ysars. All
inform alton concerning said nsre thankfully te-
ceived. and suitable reward will be paid.
LEWIS REYNOLDS.
Pleasant lane, Msyel If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-15
Estate Notice.

A LII persons il pnywise indebted to the Estate
IA of E. NJ. Penn, deed, are earnesty reqnest-
eli to como forward and settle up-vithout delay.
TLosc having claims agHiuat said Estate will ron
der tLom in, properly attcsted, Of an early date.
Il. L. Penn, Adm eF.
Auz4 II 81