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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12
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This is the title Of Q gres! Historical Novel;
great, if the amount of labor of talent, Of re-
search and patient investigation into the historic
records Of past agos, be taken into the account.
Josrpn II was Emperor Of Austria, the Sun aud
successor of the great and magnificent MARIA
TERESA, the brother Of the lovely, accomplish
cd and unfortunate MARIE Aa1oIsgTrE of France.
The book, which is much more History than
Novel, is by MuaLDAoH, a Germ,n author, and
is translated by Madame Chsudron, gifted Lou
;siaus refugee now resident in Mobile. The 6rst
three volumes are published and resdy for sale
in oil our chief towns. The pages of these vol
uuos are 30 rich in historic and personal incl
don't in the lives and times Of Maria Theress
her children and her ministeIs, tbattbey furnish
a vast and valuable fund of instruction, enter
imminent and amusement. And not only Of Mar
Thcresss and her children, but ulso OF such
grand historical characters as there: Frederic
the Great of Prussia, the srcat Cstharino Of
Rus,ia, Louis XIV md Louis XVI of Franco
Prince Ksunitz tho Austrian dplomatist, Prince
Pvtemkin the Russian diplomatist; Yoltaire and
Rousseau, the French philosophers and poets,
and DR.. Mesmer, tho father Of mesmeritD. This
work 10 bound to prove very delightful and
edifying history Of the close Of the last century.
The many attractive feGtures Of the thrco vol
umes already publiShed, are so ploasingl. nsycn
together as to form harmonious whole, for
which VIC gladly thank tho author and the trans
lsto.
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Relief Of our Prisoners on Morris
Islund.

We copy from the Guard;on Of Saturday last,
the following appeal in behalf of the brave. and
suffering Southern men, whom tho inhuman and
ae.tardly Yankees Nave lately placed in stock
1de on Morris Island. The same appeal should
be msde in behalf of our prisoners st Point
Lorkout-nnd all other points accessible to Con-
fe,ierato mid. Do not read this appeal and these
instructions, and then lay aside the paper, calm
ly forgetting tho crying wants Of thcso s0Esac-
rifcins heroes whom the fortunes Of war-and
their own uncuculatins bravsry-bave thrown
In, tb.-pit less hnnda of onr TO-. 'Tis trough
ur soldiers, With the blessing of God, tha. we
live, and move, and hsye our 6einsj what 90
they 20, deserve from eur gratitude?
Those who ehoese, may send money copt:ibu-
ri.ns to the hIecrtiser Office, and thoy will DO
.rapowlelsed, and 'orwar6ed to DR.. LABoRpE,
Ca.il man of ,nc Genital Association.
Read what the Guardian so we'll and go truth
fully says, and act ascurdiugly
"The condition of our prisoners confined in
tho stookade on Morris Island appeals strongly
to our sympathy. They, are exposed in most
inhuulan way. and their ra,ions are cut down to
meet the supposed curtailment in the supplies
which the Yankee prisoners In Charleston re-
celse. They ars at our very doors, ss it were,
.ni relief can and ought to be promptly fur
nishOl. A great dsAl M doubt. has been already
done. but Il ls now time for our community 70 do
iss part, and We have thought Il proper to bring
the matter prominently to public attention.
Whatever food Is sept should bo ouoked. Sweet
potatoes, nice corn bread and sood syrup will be
v-ryaeceptatlc. Tobacco, frou- which they have
been long debarred, Is very desirable. It an
sncrs tho double parro:s Of chewing and of
clfrerry-whieh ttsy"cs rrseaeasantaaeousiy- y
NTH their Yankee keebers spd suffers. Packa-
ger entrusted to the Central Association or sent
to Capt. A. J. Lewis, prisoner CT war. Norris Is.
land, caro- of Provost Marshal, will be delivered
and distributed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12

PEAcE-IL is little curious, says the
Whig, that while conflict never seemed. more
imminent between tie respective alnies Of
the bell:gerent powers, the people and the
press on both sides are having more than al
any former time to say about .roare. The
newborn interest on this subject d:spla, ed
in the North, coupled with tho almost un:n-
terrupted successes of our troops for the last
twelve months, susiains the opinion of those
who have held that'the armies of the Con-
federacy are our .est peace-makers. 1: may
be well enough, therefore, for civilians to
consider whether there is not. much likeli-
hood of doing more harm than good, by TAX
ing on themselves any part of the task that
belongs to those grim and bronzed negotis-
tors who write with the points of their swords
and speak from the mouths of their cannon.
Ou another account, too, some decree of tao
ifurrity on this subject would seem best TO
heft our people. We have nothing to do
with peace. Our business is to.make war.
The enemy only can make peace. They are
waging war upon us; and it is for them to do.
terlnine' how long they will continue ID wage
it. We have nothing to do but to meet aud
resist them.
When they choose to cease fighting, there
is peace. The thing;s altogether in their
hands. We desire nothing but that they
shall discontinue hostilities VIC claim moth
ing but the hereditary rightto govern our,
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+ HALrIsG BETWEEN rwu 0r1SloEs.-A wri-
ter in the Montgomery Mail furnishes the fol-
lowing incident:
A Yankee bold soldier" having crept up
behind tree rather close to our works at
Cold Harbor, was discovered by our boys,
ho'brougat some dozen dangerous looking
nuzzles to hear on him cud ordered him to
"come in." Yauk hesitsted; bang, bang;
the dirt and bark Of the tree WIS knocked
about hi, ears. HeSaw he was ain a fight"
and so concluded to come in, for which pur.
nose be laid down his gun. Seeing bis OBJ
ject, his Yankee bre;htcn began to fire on
him. This changed his mind aud he started
lack to them; whercupon whole 'posse" of
rebs let fly at him. Yank quickly came to q
halt, perhaps to weigh the chances, both sides
halluwing for him to come to them. Wisely
deciding the rebs were the most dangerous
marksmen, te turned and started for them
at something little above double qrick.
The whole Yankee line fred on him; but de-
spite of seventy five yards Of open field and
three tumblea which he took in the race, he
reached our lines in safety, with an almost
breathless Christ Almighty! how yure fcl.
lows shoot 70 He said'he had been seaman
until recently. and gave his naine as Sinbad,
the Sailor. Doubtless his advent into the
rebel lines will compare invorably with some
of the adveuturcs of the hero Of the Arabian
Nights.
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The RdgedcId Female College.

Again, after lapse Of eighteen months, bright
ana heaning maaens Ito aay nothing Of prank
ing. mscLievOus little sp:i,es Of grl',) arc daily
to be seen trays.sing our hitherto aul streets on
their way to school. The sight ID delightful
hopeful, encouraging. The exercises OF tie
Else6sld Female College uere begun on Monday
tue 4,h October, unIrr the supervision Of tie
Euv. NAnoy SANS, gentleman whose manners
and conversation DO NO, belis tho high reputa-
tion which preceded him TO Edgefeld. At the
close Of TIC first week the pupils numbered sixty
or sixty Rve. If our people know their intsrcsts
--ans those Of their children-the 0ud Of the
6rst mon til will sec that number. augmented to
one hundred.
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Soldiers at Home.

We have been glad to welcome to his old hams
Mr. wILLIAH W. WHITE, Who In now on a visit
to his mbther, Mrs. S. WyITE, Of our town. 10
10 3 member Of tho 18th Georgia Regiment, now
stationed nesr Petersburg, in rbi,h Corps he
has been doing active service since the beginning
Of the war. MI. ULYSSES BRooxs (he is rot
named after Grant, The youthful son 'of Capt
JAMES G. BRooKs, has also arrived at home; be
was charged with he sad duty ef bringing to
South CAROLINA the remains ui the lamcpted
Gen. DuNovAHr. ULEY is brave and bright
With his hat and coa. beautifully perforated by
Yankee bullets.
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az Gideon I" will appear next week.
Dcatlr of Gen. Dunovant

This officer. one Of the bravsst and most big D.
toned in orr service, fell! Oh Saturday, the is,
October, in the fight at Pseb!ss Farm, near PC
tersburs. lie was younger brother of our es-
teemed friend and tounsman, Col. r. g. M.
DuxoyANr. Not mare chan two months ago, is
xas made Brigadicr General and placed in
command of Genl. BurLEE's Ssuth Carolina
Brigade, the latter having been previously put
at the head of HANrroS's Division. Gen. Drs-
ovAyT lort his life while intrei idly leading bis
hr@ye South Carolinicns TO battle. His rsnainf
bave heen brought to HE native District of Chss-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12
The Bap,ist Banner.

We cordially welcome to the table of the I'D
rertiser tho Baptist Banner, religious and lit
erary paper, published every Saturday il Angus
ta, GA. It is owned and edited by MT. JAMES
NArH4S Ellis, gentleman Of whose Intellectual
eapacity-,judgins from the matter and style be-
fore us-we havc formed a very high opinion.
The number of the Banner wsiob bns reached us
is printed on the best paper We have seen during
the past two years. Tho prico Of the Banner is
Tn Dollars por year. We conseisntiously re-
commend il to all.
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For the Advertiser.

The following contributions are gratefully ac-
LuowIedged for the week ending Oct. 3rd.
Nj. john Grice, So; Mrs. Wm.-Gresg, sr,
800; Mrs. ]. Gomillon, Se5 Lieut.. F. j. MoSes'
500.
Mrs W. F. Durisoe, pitcher, bowls.
srrs. Gwaltney, baakct beans and pepper.
Mrs. Dunorant, ham.
Mrs. N. C. Butler, plate butter gal syrup.
Mrs. J. schirmsr, 30 lbs rice.
Maj. j. Hughc', sack -four gal syrup.
Mrs. Susan Brunson, lamb, loaf breud,
large jar butter, doz. candles.
Mrs. VIM. Moss, lbs butter, lbs lnil, but
terInilk, 80 lbs -four. T.
Mrs. J. n. Witt, 2 leaves bread.
Mrs. John Huict, boeket peas and potatoes.
Mrs. Charlton, piece beef.
Mrs. WIN. Adams, peck potatOes) gal syrup.
Msj. T. Watson bushel meal, bushel -four,
% lbs bacon.
Mrs. J. Ready, dcz eggs. prs. socks.
idrs. Or. Ready, gals syrup.
Mrs. Allen Dozicr, bottle blackberry brandy,
l bottle cs,sup, candles.
Rev. L. K. Gwaltney, loads wood.
A rriead, le.f bread, basket beans. bottle
pickles, bushcl homony.
MIS-. G. a. Addison, bu.hcl peas ahd pointOes.
Mr.. C. Brooks, Irish potatoes asd tomatoes.
Mrs. ]. Day. ham, bushel peas, ; gal. syrup.
Mrf. R.bt. Watson, peek sweet potatoes.
Mrs. Hullirgsw6rth, comfort.
A Soldiers Friend, copies Of tho "Army
Argus and Crisis"
Mrs. Benz. Mays, basket potatoes.
Mrs F. v. Pickens, / or. mutton.
Mrs. Katy Wright, hat.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pres. S. u.A.
Mrs. Ebert BLAND, scc'ry & Troas.
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Oct I |
Slave Labor for the Coast

ALL SIarehol.lers within The Upper Battalio.
Il of The 1th Regiment, are hereby summoned
20 deliver ONE HALF of thoir Slaves liable to
road duty vt Aiken, ). C., on Thursday tho Z'th
October iust. at.9 ncloek. NJ, there 10 avail
Transportation to Charleston for thirty days labor
ON the fortifcations. The Commissioner OF
Roads Cor this Battalion will meet at the Pine
House, on Saturday the 22d inst, at which time me
all Shareholders in the Battalion, and e,peeiaily
those whose slaves have been arrested BY the
Shoriff. aro resaestcd to render in to the Board
The smonnt Of labor heretofore performed, 70
ayvlI. mistakes in our report to the State agent.
Including this call, two months or 6O days iaoor
/, required for every Road hand owned.
- :, A. JONES, Chair'n Board:
: oo,1o St AZ
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Not a Candidate.

We rogret very much that iuformstior author
isins us to announce that MaJ. A. L. DEAnIsa
respectfully declined the npmipatiOn of his
friends fer ssat in the Legislature, reached Us
only three or fonr days back inslehd of three or
four week.. This is the fanit of the Georgia
mails, not ours. It should have been PUBLISHED
two week, ago that Maj. DE4RIsc, FOR various
good reasons, and with nsny waim thanks to
his friends, declined becomlnga candidate for
the Legislature at the election now going on.
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To the Public.

E TAKE this occasion to inform the public that
i hnre been acquaibted with the Fortune Tel
kr. WILLIAM GRAHAM, for some time, and
m n ellis foituaes, but he says ssathe win take
IN oath thnt be has not told q negro's fortune
since he has been in the neighborhood. I saw
a re tcommenda:ion, which he brought from An:
(, us aswhishi is as good one as any man can show.
tuke him to be harmless. old man, and dcnt
think be NEEDLES with any mans business. He
lives adjoining my plantation, and If he carries
on such business, assome ono says no does,
thiuk weuld find it out. 49,
Horse Creek, Oct 10 4tal2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12

ANOTHER one Of South Cardinals brave soIs
has been laid upon tho altar MS sacrifice Cor
his country's freedom. Among the r;any brave
soldiers of the gallant 7th 8. G. Regt, there is
none whose loss VIC feel greater and more sensi-
bly, than that Of eur young hero Corpl. MORRIS
CALLAHAN, who fell while brayely defending
the colars OF his veteran Regimen. IN D charSs
made upon the enemy Ut Spot!sylynnia @. IL,
.Va.son the Sth Of Junc last, il the 24sh year ei
his age.
His post was ons Of DANCE. and honor, ho be-
ing selected by lis commander as one OF ths
color guard, and ono in whom he had implicit
confidence Of the eslire discharge Of tho duties
imposed upon him. But God, in his vision, saw
1is that he .hnuli ho thus h.norably called from
his pnst in battle to a lapd where the notes of
cannon und the clasS of arms prs not heard. 10
was pierced through by mimic tall, and without
ono word or struggle yielled 70 hor fatc.
had been closely associated with Corpl. Mon
RIs CALLAHAN for years before the wor,. and tbs
past three years of tho war, during Which time
rho manner in which he conducted himself, both
as soldier and gentleman ia unsurpassed by
any. In camp lie was social and agreeable, in
battle calm and resolnte, and ever ready to make
any sacrifice for the good of his country.
What have said in behalf Of my deseased
friend is only repetition Of ,he manner in
which he IL spoken of 10 every circle. The mem.
ory of his name is associated with feeling Of
friendship; while those who speak Of him can
only giro him the highest praise. And although
.he manifested sueh an entire devotion to Ms
country, ho did not neglect his duty 10 his Ma
ker; and tbough he was surrounded by all the
alluring devices incident to camp life, lie never
ped in the least in them, or suffered his
morals to become the least contaminated.
Though 'tis hard for us to part with such n
dear friend, yet It is balm to our trouble to
know ho has ,gono to n land whore peace ana
happipes' NV s J.A. NJ, o. 8. Col.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12
For the Advertiser.

Casualties in Co. I, Gath S. C. v,
Angus. 5th.-A c Tucker, wouRdOd severely,
face.
August II "A Coz, wounded severely, arm.
August 17.-P s Z M.llett killed.
August ls.-Thos Calhoun. wounded severe
ly, mock.
August 9l.-corrl Reynolds, wounded in
hip slightly; John 2 Bush, hand, slight
= Sept. Ist.-Cap.ured, John Bush. Exchanged
on tho 10Th, and now on duty With his Comrany:
j. A. TILLNAN.
Lieut. Ccnmg Co.
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Oct IL
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv EQUITY.

Caroline McDanfel ct u,
Il. +. Glanton, A. Hols D, ct al.
DY Virtue of an order Of the Court in this
.D case, will sell ut Edge6eld c. H., ON Mon
day. tho 1tb day of November next. the REAL
ESTATE Of Z. r. MCDANIEL, decd, to ait:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One
Hundred and Eighty: seven acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Jesso Bailey, W. L. Hawes
and others
oyE TRACT OF LAND, known as tho Home
stcad, containing Tws Hundred acres, more 'r
iest, adjoining lands Of Shade lielmes, Charles
I'arkman and others.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the D'a-
lock place. containing Three Hundred and Thir.
iy-tL.ee acres, more or lees. adjoining innds OF
Shade Holmes, Estste Of D. L. Busscy and Others
rERMS.-Sohl on credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day OF sale. except casts snd
expenses Of sui., which must BE- paid in cash:
pnrchasers to give bonds with 1t least tTo good
sursties to sccure tho purchase money, and ray
fur titles extra.
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oTribute of Respect.
HEAD QrAnrEns, Let S. G. cAv-

James Island Sept. 2bth 1851.
Alta meeting of the Officers of tho Est S. C.
csva'ry, caused by the melancholy announce
ment of Tie death of Lieut.. Col. j. D. TW1GGs,
N jor ". A. WALKER was. called.to tho Chair,
and Alt. C. II. RAosnALE to act as Secretary.
Tie following Preamble and Resolutions offered
by Capt. r. w. WHATLEY, were unanimously
,optcL:
Having rsceivets the melancholy intelligence Of
the DEATH Of Lieut. Col. j. TW1GGs, OF the
1st S. c. Cavalry, ,nnder circumstances SO pecu-
liary distressing to the Officers of this command,
i, is felt by them with feelings Of profound. sor-
row and regret. Having been associated with
him for the last three years in the Geld, he al
alsays manifested tho deepest interest in the
cause of our suffering country, and was ever
ready and willing to make any sacrifice t. achi0ve
that Independence SO much desired by oil good
mon.
Re.oleed, That in his death we deplore tho les;
of 4 bravo, gallant and. efficient Officer; one
whose irmncss in the discharge of his Official
duties was so uniformly exercised with kindness
of heart, and justice to his. interiors, as to en-
donr him to all who knew him. while ut the same
time it commanded their entire respect and es-
TEEN.
Re5olrcd, That we herewith tender our heart
rslt sympaihes ia his bereavel family in this the
time Of their trouble.
Resolrea, That a copy of those proceedings be
| sent TO the family of the deceased, and also .
copy be furnished the Augusta papers nnd Edge
field Adrertissr for publication.
C. II. RAGSDALE, See'ry.
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New MILITARY DkpaETMESr.-It is ru.
mored, says the Montgomery Mait, that a
new military district is abcut 10 be estsb.
lished, to be called the Department of the
Tennessee. Jiis to embrace all thetcrri.ory
North OF ilie Ternessee 4si7cr. ard, extend,
ing through .kentutky by tbe LEFT 10 .he
mouth o. that stream, aid into East Ton.
nessee on the right as far as Cumberland
Gap. Gen. Forrest, the rumor has it, will bo
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Oct 12
EstraY.

r,MEs GRIssoM, living three miles South.
Il Tas. of. T otis p. O., tolls before me Dark
~ t3he,nnt Sor-el HORSE, about IA hands high,
., Is wears old, blaze face, both hind legs
nb;to = ~ = lcfs eve out, branded on the left jaw'
sbonider J and thigh. Appraised At $3.50
Am ~
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Watches and Clocks Repaired !

vAMES ETDSoN takes this oecasionto inform
.B the citizens of Edgcfold District that he is
now prepared: to accommodate all who may en-
trust their work to him, at prices far cheaper
than Edgefela or Augusta. All work left with
him, will be properly repaired and warranted
to work we'll.
nN-He may be found on the Mathis Road
tw6 and half miles above Lofts p. O., where
be respectfully solieits share of public patron
age. =,
Oct i2 3tS AZ
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Capture of Capt. A. r. Butler.

We regret to state that our tornsman, Capt.
A. P. BUTLER, Aid Camp, to Gen. DuSovASr
was captured by the Yankees nesr Pcebles Farm,
in tho vicinity of Petersburg. on Friday the so;h
September. Being ordered forward during tho
night to reconnoitre, he yentured too far, sad
thus foil into tho hands Of the enemy.
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Notice.

A LII persons in Lower Battalion 9th kes,-
"A ment, due labor on Coast, VIII SEND rs ai-
notified to report number of hands liable and
amount of labor furnished to either OF the Com.
nias;epsrs on or before the 2!:t, % report to the
m citing of the Board of Commissioners 80 DO
bnI,l Mt Rod IInl on tho 2lss inst.
h0iA - A-N GEO, W. MORGAN, Chair.
Octl ~ ~
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Tbfs. tbinps ,bey refuse us, and all

s..rs. These things they refuse US, and a,l y,
t.. is eft US is to cony q e them OF Our abi!- :.
it, 10 make good our demands by force OF
az ,,s.. Obviously, then, our armies are our
tue pac,tications. We are glad to see peace
d = assions are going on anda peace party
h been 10 med on the other side; with US,
to much may be said about peace. and the
.fo: NATION of a peace party here would d,s;
tr&,son to tie cause. Let US be prudent and
pa itn'. and Le,, EARLY, Hood, Kirby Smith
and others will arrange matters for.us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-12
Important Notice.
Head. Quarters, Enrolling Office,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. $. c.,
October 10Th, 1854.

SPECIAL ORDER, NO. -.
n IN accordance With orders received from
4. q Head. Quarters" oil persons in this District
who are con nccted in any wsy with the Conscript
or Enrolling service are hereby ordered t" rep"It
ii person Mt this Office, ON Friday next the 18th
prox, to tho end that it may be satisfactorily
determined whether or not they are " lit for ser
vice in the field"
,Ir.!The above erder includes persons ON light
duty, who have hecn organized in tho "support-
ing Force" and NIL pers"ns on detail t" this
Oaice from the Army, either on account ot
wounds or on Medical Certificates.
III. All persons concerned who do not obey
the above order will be regarded rs not desiring
IN examination, and as therefore F." tit for service
in The Geli." o,,,
Lieut.. .s Enrolling ciiieer
Octll 1t 42
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A Fine Mare for Sale.

n WILL sell on the 22d of this month + NE
4 CAVALRY MARE, six years old, belonging
to the Esthte of Willis Satcher, decd, at IL
o'clock, A. n, at the late residence Ct said de-
ceased.
Terms.-Twelye months credit, with interest,
from day of sale. Nose with two approved se-
60 '''e' "''' " P. B. AsEILL, Ad'or.
Oct II ct az
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Oct IL
Slave Owners take Notice

A IT. Slave Owners within my bounds will
IA tako notice AID have one-half of thtir
hands. liable to road dury, at the nearest Rail
road Depot by 10 o'clock on the morning OF tire
g7th inst They arc called to work one month
IN the fortiGcativns around Charleston.
E. W. sEIBELS. Com'y.
Oct1l 2t q.
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HYMENEAI.

MARRIED, at the residence of Mr.. Christopher
Burbey's, on the 25th ult., by Mahlon n. Pad
get, Esq, Mr. JOSEPH KINsoN, Of Company
NJ, 7th regiment S. c. VI, and Bliss MARY E.,
daughter Of Mr.. john RorrES, all of this District
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6 distress and Maid"

This is he title Of Il pwre and simple tale Of
English life, which VIC cordially recommend 70
our lady friends. 1t s by Miss MULocH an NJ.
th9ryss who delights to stir our souls with honest
emotions in behalf Of nobleness and truth:uinesa
OF character. Whether they exist in the peer or
in tho peasant. Since the death Of CHARLOTTE
BroSre, Miss MULocH stands foremost among
the female norelists Of England. Thi, littIo
story il. told in easy, natural and graceful Inn
guss 90, with mrcL OF instructive sentimenl
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Lost !!

v1yUE Undersigned lost on the SOth Sept. last,
Z between this place und Cspt. Eugene Burss,
a GREY OyERCoAT. A reward Of Ten Dol
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at the Advertiser Office. N. LoSu:
Oct II 81 AZ