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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN

IN EQUITY.
Lucretia Williams, ct. al.
Jno. Aitry. hdn'or, ct. al.
ID virtue Of an order Of sbe Court in this oaso,
ID I will soil on Monday tho It'll lay "t Mar'h
next, NJ EdgeReld Court Hrusa, the Retl Esin..
of ". Burgess Bush, deed, consisting Of I've
several tracts II lsird, viz:
ONE TRACT e9ntaius Fnur hundred md Fix
(ino) acres, mere or less, n~dl'irins lands Of Jessc
Gomillion, A. Muyer, B. I. yoatwEigltand Others
ONE TRACT containing furty.ane t!l) aerrf.
moro or lcss, adjoining lands MA. Meyer, JACK
1ou Hnlmca and others.
TERMS-Suli At tho tirst purchaser. rick On
o crsdit of txoiya months. with interest from day
of sale, except cost: OF sui: which must be paid
10 Cash. Purchasers to Sivo Bond With at laast
two good sureties TO secure the porch.so money,
and pay for tisls J eSt:i.
L. ". CARwILE. e.E.R.D.
Feb 10
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Tax Collectors Notice.

n WILL attend, with Or. R. C. GRIFFIN, AT
II the times and places menti. ned BY him 70
collect the Tax on Cattle, tue lucoso Tax and
also the Registry Tax.
Registered Tax Payers will be required 10 re-
turn the nnount Of GALES for the quarter ending
3Ist Dec, and also to return and pay tho Specific
Tax or Liconse for the present year. Under this
head of Taxation nrc embraced Toll Mills, Public
Shops. Tanneries,D istillers, Cattle Brokers, Butch
ers, Poddlers, Apothecarief, Lawyers, Physicians,
DC, DC.
Tax Payers arc earnestly requested to meet me
ut my appointments, and pay their taxes, .ss l
vii be required to. make my return tho last OF
February. Y. NJ. NAL,
18th D.st. Collector.
1..1a tf
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Public Notice.

Y HEREBY publish to the community at large
that Major Tillman WatsoL. and Mrs. Hepssy
Bates have nosili 7sly refused to take Confederate
money in payment Of Notes held by thcm against
me Mrs. Bates Ncto i, for 5000 or $1,000 Maj
Watson's for $500 or 5000. I an informed that
Major Watson traded for this Note-snd PAID tor
it in Confederate noneg. Will not pay interest
on snid Notes unless compelled by Inv.
w WADE HOLSTEIN.
p,b If Z
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Notice.

a LII persons having demands against the Is.
N tate Of W. c. Moragne, decd, will please
present them duly a;.csted.
2. VI. cARwILE, Ex'cr.
Alzo, tAoss having c!aimg against the Estate Of
Susan Gsrrctt, decd, will p-cseu! them duly at.
tested. u. W. CARWILE,
Adm'Gr with the VII annexed.
Dec &c II !
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Stolen,

ERoM nay house, on tho 18th January last, q
E small TIN TRUNK containing one sste on
Mary. Ann Temples, for SlOV, dated IN angus.
Whjttls. for 800, dated the 'ame month, one day
.ft.r date one y vts on Jucob Meyers, for SS,lS,
dated in March 1862, one day after date. There.
FIRE f,rewarn NIL persons from Saains for said
Notes, and 1 also ferewarn the makers Of said
Notes from psyiug tho same to any person except
myself. AhClllDa.o "AAooH.
Fab g. 1864. ZF .
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State of South Carolina,
ED0EFIELD DISTRICT,
IN. EQUITY.
q. T. QUITS and vile,

Jane &. shaf.r, OF. al.
rY virtue of an order Of the Court in this case,
Id will proceed to ssil st. Edgsheld C.. H., ON
Monday tho TIA day Of March next, the Real
Estate Of Jno. c. shaEer, doeeased, as follows:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One hun
dred and ten acres, moro or loss, adjoining lands
Of W. II. Clogg, Wm. shafer, ct. al.
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Ninety
acres, mere or lssa, adjoining tho above mentioned
tract, ". II. Clegg and othsrs.
Sold on = credit Of twelve months With interest
from day Of sale, except costs Of suit which must
be paid in cash. Purchasers TO give bond with ut
least two good sureties to sscurs tho purchase
money snd pay for papers extra.
q. W. CAR VILE, c:Eg.D.
Feb. Q Ste
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Dick Cheatham.

DICK CUEATHAM will stand the Spring Sea-
y SON Of 1864 at E~dgeield Court House ana NJ
harmon a,llman's NJ Thirty-iye- Dollars, the
Season commencing froia this date aud ending On
the 2o.i June. He will remain at Harmon Gall,
mans until tho 22d inst, after which time he viii
bc at EdEe6eld Court House on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS sndTHURSDAY5,
the remainder Of tho timc at Harmon Gallimans.
The money will be duo at the end Of the Season.
Marc. will 10 insured with foal for SO ~ spe-
cial contract with Jas. NJ. Harrison or myself.
THOS.- G.. BACON.
FOB. Isl 1893 i'm s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17

sa7s It i, believed in Richmond that Meads''
command has been reduced to twenty-five thou+
sand men, and that It will soon fall back on Wash
ington.
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New Goods !

THE Subscriber has received ut his old stand
4 the following articles, which he will cell at
tho lowest market price, viz:
CALICOES and GINGHAMS;
Bleaehed and B.own SHIRTINGS;
Einon. and Cotton HAEDKERCHIEF5j
THREAD and BUTTONS;.
NEEDLES and PINS;
PAPER and ENVELOPES;
STEEL PENS and PENCILS;
ONE CASE SHOES;
HOOP SKIRTS;
Manufactured and Smoking TOBACCO;
SEGAHS;
FINE BROWN SUGAR;
COOKING SODA.
also expect 9: Bale of FACTORY THREAD
by the last Of the. week.
Cell and examine for yourselves.
B. C. BRYAN.
Jan II 2
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Notice to Farmers.

a LL,per,ons who may expect to deliver their
"A TITLE ON FODDER at Graniteviflo De-
not, are hereby informed mt to 90 SO until fur
Their notice is given. have NO store,rcon 'os
GEO. P. CIIILES, ASt.
Granitevillc, Feb. ., It
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Fab 10
State of South Carolina

EDGEFtELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Milton J. Palmer and Eliza his Uifo,
w.
Asberry Martin, james Martin,
Newz.an Mathis and wife Patsy,
and others, Defendants.
ssY an or.,or from tina Ordinary. I shall pro-
HS coed to sell at EdgOfcld Court House on tho
FIRST Monday in March mex. for Partition. the
Real Estate of John Marin dcccaa-d. consisting
of q TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying and
being in the District and State aforesaid, contain
ing One hundred and Sixty (i69) acrca, moro or
less, aud bounded By lands Of Charles NJ FREQ
msn, Estate of Thomas Harmon, and others.
TERns.-The said Tract will be sold ON O credit
of ,wolye months with interest from dry oc Sale.
Purchaser to give Bond, with ample Security and
. Mortgage Of tho premises to the Ordinary to
secure the purchase money. Cess &c be paid in
cash. Titles, extra.
LEWIS JONES, s.:s. D.
February 3 * 6
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Final Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate
"a Of Richard Parks, Decd, arc notified To
renter than in, properly %nttested, on or before the
1ts april next, or they will be barred, as on Aes
Iar o Gnal settlement Of said Estate will bsmade
in the O.dioary'a Office.
+. q. q W. L. PARKS, ETora
Ian 6 3ma 3
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Fresh Arrivals.

PENN, Agent, Las jats received
Els 6 Tisrces RICEj
Bag Superior RIO COFFEEi
l Chest Fine GREEN TEAi
81 Dunchss Factory YARN, Sos. S, 1919.
Keys Mats, ca, ST.. lei. l2l.
GBoXe. Chewing TOBACCO.
And Il grsu. variety oi It'.ar ISa.al ~aTsi9les-
San q II
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Assessors Notice.

r WILL attend at the following times and places
u TO receive Returns Of the InconetTax and Tax
on Salaries for tho Calendar year 1858. Also,
tako Returns of Nett Pork killed since the 24ta
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Horse Stolen.

crOLEN on Friday night, the 18th January
= last, from NY rcsideL. nj Cherokee Ponds,
n bright SoRREL HORSE, Of medium size,
ubout il years old, ana bad IL email knot on the
left foro log uoass joint of knee.
a liberal reward will DO paid for the recovery
of said Horse, ard any information concerning
him thankfrliy received. My address il Ham
burg, &. O. W. \. nAi'hEA:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17

s- The Adjutsri Goncral has found it neces-
sary to publish a general of4sr forbidainz the
impressmcnt of supplies OF provisions i" frens'f"
to srsens!s, arn,ories and ordnance de2ots, under
tho orders Of the commanding officers Of the
same. 1t appears that tho mania Of impEo''ment
has gone to suoh 81 extent tina: eveu tho Govern
msnt has to protect itself .ssiust Tie T%iGlents Of
lis OWN officers:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Notice.

MMRs. NANCY JONES, living at the old tell
IYl- gate, on the Plank Road, two mile, below
the Pine House, tolls bsfsrc me 8 dark a
HORSE, fifteen and o half hands high, lett hind
foo, white, witt . small whits snip on biz nose
nnd phod all round, supposed to be ten years old;
no other marks or brands percoivable. Appraised
to be Worth $500. A. JONES, d. T. y.
Feb 9th, 1854. lniit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17

nsr- Gen. Hood has bsen r.ado u Lieutenant
General, and has been ordered to the Army Of
Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Dissertation OF THE sAspArH.-A correI

DISSERTATION OF TIE SABBArH.-A corres-
poudent of the Mississippian writeu:
One ofths most lsmentabie and aaLming
| signs Of the times in our struggle for liberty,
is the unparalleled Dissertation Of the Sabbath
day that day which GOD has commanded to
be kept holy. Men may sfect to. scorn such
| old fashioned Puritanism and avail themselves
| of every frivolous excuse for violating this
| sacr ed day, but we have more to fear FROM
| this and kindred evils that prevail in our land,
than we have from bankruptcy, starvation, or
| oil the boosted armies of the enemy.
ga SrocK SeRxoN.-A young man on
| the eve Of going to Australia, heard his father
preach from the text, Adam, where art
thou ?"
On his return, after a long absence, he
vert or the first Sunday, as was proper, to
his fathers church, when the. old gentleman
read out the same text, adam, where art
thou ?"
Mother" said the son, who nas s9mc-,!ing
Of q wag, " has father not found Adam y't!"
rs. The same ladies who would faint to
zee a mans shirt on . clothes.line will, in a
waltz, lovingly repose their beads on the bo-
som IF the same garment, when the D,an il
in it!
x Only bachelors shonld belong to
clubs. Hercules gave up his club when hc
married DejaneirA and ell good kusbsnda
should follow bis example.
ay- Lady blary WORTHY Montague uscd
to say tia. the only thing which reconciled
her to being q ON was that she would
hcver DO obliged TO marry one.
-"Do you think. sir, that this bill ia
good enough to pass ?"
"Why, itisa't worth much, butthen Ills bet
ter than half the bills that pass CoDgress.".
pas~ A contemporary, noticing the appoint
ment Of = friend as postmaster, says;-
"If be attends to the mails as well as he
does to tbs females, he will make a very at
tenti7e and efficient officer
Il There is a man in AIgiers who tells
such good stories tina. his friends say it is
dangerous to walk with him in The forests,
for oil the hyenas come round him to laugh.
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Head-Q Qua

EpGEFIELp, Feb. slb, 1868.
TIE notice of all men between the ages Of
e. Is ard IS, who were formerly members Of
the 1st and Fad Regiments 5. c. State Troops arc
called 10 tho foregoing order0 of tho Comaundan;
of Ccnacripts.
II. The E1-Captains Of Co. B, LIST Regiment,
and Cos. b and I, 81 Regiment, S. c.. S. T., are
horshy requested to furnish this oihco WIN com.
ulets rolls of all men between the ages Of is and
IS who vcro in their respective Companies.
Y. NJ. SCIIlRMER,
Lieut.. d Chief Il. 0. Of EdSticld.
Pnb Ct
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T,aborers Wanted.

vruE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE will be
i n,id for 20 to so LaDorers, to work
hv ,bo mon, N. or year, at the Paper Mills, at
na.b. s. c. Address Immediately, with particu-
lars, WAN q. 20 As"n
Ausustp, Feb st Z
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Professional.

Y oPpER MY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the people of Edgcfeld District, until py
return to military service.
Office formerly occupied by Morasne and my
aaIf Ii. w. ADDISON,
Attorney at Law.
To, II # 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Notice.

a IL persona having elsims against the Estate
"A of Susan T. Talbert, decd, aro notified to
render them in forthwith property asi.sted.
JAS. A. TALBERT; Ad'or
Nov 81 4, IS
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Notice.

ruosE who have borrowed BOOKS from re,
or obtained Thorn from my library, will please
return them. H. W. appiooN;
jan IL ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Last Notice.

ngRsoNs having claims against the Estates
oe hat,heN Nays, dss'do or EiiS. Nays,
deed, will p.osen! them dal? attestsd by the 9Th
April -sx,, and these indebted 10 either Of said
Estates will please pay the ssme without delay.
"a on Ia. 5th. day o! april q luai set:lsuan. will
bo in the Ordiaary's Caice on said Estates.
GEO. R. MAYS, Adn's.
jan SIN. p
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Estate Notice;
10 Creditors and Distributes.

N10TTCE is hereby s;ren, that | will be pre-
LIZ pared to settle IL t.e Office OF Toe Ordinary
Tor EixeGcld District, on sais day in March De1.,
1884. With tho Ctadi:ers aud Distributes Of So
JAS. 4. TALBgRT. Adm'or.
Jan. At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Burial Cases

r keep constantly on hand q full stock Of Walnut
and Mahogany COFFINs, which, from and
>fur ,his date, will hs sold for Cash, and at
ur;ccs As rcascuablos8p the times will admit Of.
The use Of the HEaRSE viii BIO charged fer
according to tho Same ratio.
Hdsoaold, 8. c., Oct 10, 1868, Il 3
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Pob
For Sale,

VI odIO,
A RES
"A IDENCE in the Village Of EdgeHold,
The. Lot Contains THIRTY ACRES, amply
%suprlied with fire wood aud good water.
The Location i~s.eligibl- and healthy, com0i-
nins many advantages for a Village Residence.
". P. BUTLER.
Jan. rs II s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
Select Female School.

Select Female School.
ONE AND a HALF MILES PROM RIDGE
POST OFFICE.
,THE Exercises of this Institution will ho re-
4 sumsi on MONDAY, the. 23th January, to
continue .wo Session. ri Five Month, each, With
vacation OF two or three YeeAa in the interval.
No Scholar received fer less time thnn one
quarter. Rates Of Tuition in accordance With
tho times. All the different branches of q frs
class School will 10 taught. The undersigned
Trustees having again secured the s~ervices o.
MISE o. j. HALL, OF Georgia, US teacher, fiat
ter themselves that said School will not &c infe!
rior to the very best in the country.
A. few moro young ladies can procure board in
the neiehborhood ON reasonable tsrms if cary
application is made. For further Information
consult either Of he Trustee: a. Ridge p. o.,
E~dgefola District.
L. WATSON,
g. ". ASBILL,
P. i, ASB1LL,
D. WILLIS,
p. WILLIAMS,
jan 10 0te4 Trustees,
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For Sale,

A THOROUGH BRED Chester County SOW.
"A Also, 3 lne Devon HELPER Apply at this
Office.
Feb 10 tt
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State OF South Carolina,

State Of South Carolina,
EuGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ EQUITY.
NE. sisukins,
vs.
Emma Blinking, OF 81.
EDY virtue Of an order Of The Court in thi1
LIB cause, tho Creditors Ct the Hon. Arthur
aimkins, both Official and otherwise, arc required
80 establish their Claims before tho Co1amia.iouer
by the Ere, day of May next. :.
Wv. CARwILE, c.r.E.p.
i. Comm'rs. Office, Oct. 20, 1888, 2s,43
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Look at This
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

H. AZ lfoG NC TIC year5 ago, Two negro
NJ women, cIARENDER and LIzR. Elar-
enaor is a dark mu]atto about forty years of age.
Lie is q bright mulstto, aboat twenty-cnc years
old,-both OF gosl size. I think they have been
knrborcd in this pis!rict and the icEsr cart Of
Abberills. I will giye Two Hundred Dollars fas
the apprehension Of ths two women, and Two
Hundred DOllars for the detection Of tho thief Of
hsrhoreT. W. Q. GARDNER.
Hamburg sept2 % On IS
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CANDIDATES.
Far Tar COLLECTOR.

For Tax Collector.
BENZ. ROPER,
JACoRAHUIET,
STARTLING TURNER,
G. d. MAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
BERRY HORNE,
W. Il. HOLLOWAY,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17

e There is a mar in AIgiers who tells
such good stories that his friends say it is
dangerous to walk with him in the forests,
for oil the hyenas come round him to laugh.
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Jan IL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25

TIn recent speech delivered at
Birmingham, John Bright said:
be lieve my honorable friend ia mis-.
taken in the view be takes pi the end
and result Of what he calls recogni-
tion Of the South. have seen II stu
ted by authority North as well ss South,
aud by authority which | may term
English, and further by authority from
France, that in the present condition Of
that quarrel, recognition by sll the uSa'
ges Of nations, must necessarily load to
something more. Therefore, although
there we're no question Of slSvery--sven
though it,were simply political revolt
and there were no special moral CUES
tion connected Yilh it'll belieyR, look.
ing 10 the past usage Ollhis country With
regard to the rebellion Of the Greeks
against Turkey, end with regard 10 the
revolt Of fths colonies Of South America
against Spain. am persuaded that il
can be demonstrated that those cases
afford no support whatever 10 the Orgp'
ment that we are now bound TO Tscog
niEe the South. And | hold that, il
such recognition did take place now, il
could only eEasperOte still more the ter
rible strife which exists on the North
American continent, end lead 10 the
Spresd OF that strife even to Europe IL
self, Lam my self oI the opinion, as l
have been from the 6rSJ that the people
Of America, so numerous, 90 powerful
so instructed, SO capable. ia every wSy,
would settle the ditflcultiss Of that con.
tineut without asking the old counties
Of Europe to take any share 10 them.
believe that in the Providence Of the
Supreme, the STAKEHOLDER, unisught and
unteachnble by fact, or argument, or
Christian prec6pt hoS been permitted TO
commit, will not call It crime, but
tho act of suicide upon himself.
Whether President Lincoln DO In 70.
vor OfaboliliUn--whelher the North arc
unanimous against slavery whataysr
may DO thought With regard 10 tho tran.
ssetious 90 Ihe continent, DO must bO
deaf Apd blind, and EonO than deaf
aud bGpd, who does pot perceive that
through thO instTumeniOlity Of this strife
that mos, odiouS and most indescribSble
Ogense against man and against Heaven
Tho slavery and bondage Of four mil.
lion human beings--is coming 10 a GER
tain and rapid end will say Of this
question that | look forward to the tine
when ! shall stand on this platform With
my honorable colleague, aud when be
will Join with me--ior hs ll honest on,
! louRh aud frank enough is r,ioloinE thEi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25
Live Temperately,

Americans, as people, are prone to
eat 100 much and too fast. The advau-
tages of temperate livirg are we'll SET
forth in the following paragraphs
Solomon tells us that tho glultOu
shall come 10 proverty; warns US not ia
be among The riotous eaters Of hesh;
and even bids US put a knife into our
throats If we be men given to appetite.
Is there no less desperate remedy?
Jefferson says that. No man ever re
GREETED eating too little
Sir Isaac Newton often dinsd on =
peuny's worth OF bread.
Aberneihy cured his indigestion and
gained bis flesh BY going into the coun-
try, where he was able to get good milk
and eggs, and living upon il three times
a day, with no drink hui ginger water
On this quantity Of food he rOguinOd
his flesh aud uniformly 90, better.
Marion and his men wexcd strong and
valiant. with no food but sweet potatoes,
no drink bvt water, ind no .shflnr blti
the sky.
Besides brown bread, the Greek boat
men subsist almost solely upon their ua,
tive fruits-6gs, grapes, and raisins.--
They are the most nimble, active, grace
full. and even the mcrriest people 10 the
world.
Grant Thorburn attributes bis cheer
fh old age to the fact that he never
ate enough, and thousands ofhis cOun-
trymen are wearing out their bodies not
so much by the excess Of business OF
the multiplicity Of cSEes, 40 by the over
work they crowd upon them in digestng
surplus aud unnecessary food.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25
A North Carolina Protest Against the
Rebel CONSUMPTION.

New YoRK, Feb. l9.-The Raleigh
IN, C,} Progress containS . strong ar.
ticle against the new Confederate en-
roIlment act. II says, II Congress Is
bent on fastening military despoiism
on the people they must snbmit quietly
or resort to tyranny; that resistance to
tyfants 10 obedience TO God; and the
people OF North Carolina will not hOsi'
tate which course they will pursue.
Pass the tyranical bill reported BY
the Military Committee, and the coils
ion so loRg talked Of between North
Carolina and The Confederate States is
upon US,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25
cen. fobler % Gen. Loagalrest.

NGAe y ANaNt - 0NtAs A4GAHAANWb
The following letter completes the
correspondence between General Foster
snd General LOnss.ssos, Of which the
sTst two lOtIes were published lomp
time since,
HEAaeUARfERs DEP'S o. oHIO,
JAnuoy i7lh, 1854.
EsMi-Gn. LonSlireei. Commanding
Confederate farees, Eat Tennessee:
GRHERAI-l have honor 10 acknoW.
ledge the reception Of youP letter Of the
ilth inst The admoniIion which, you
gave me against triaing over the eSenls
Of this great war does not carry with it
the weight Ot authority With which you
seek 10 impress mo.
am, nevertheless, ready 10 respond,
in plain terms, 10 tho suggestions con-
veyed In your ant letter, aud which you
quote IN your second dispatch, that !
communicate through you any views
which the Government Of tho United
States Government may OntaTtain, haV-
ing for their object the speedy TeHIors.
tion Of peace throughout the land.
These views, 90 for 90 they can bo in.
terprcted, from the policy Of tho Govern
ment, and sustained by the people at
their elections, aro as folloEE
First, the restoration Of the rights Of
citizenship to oil now 10 rebellion OgainIt
the Government, who may lay down
their arms and return 10 their allegiance.
\ Second. tho prosecution Of the war
until every attempt at armed resistance
to The Government shall have been
overcome.
IavAil myself the opportunity to for.
ward an order, publishing proceeding.
finding, and RentenCo in the case Of pri
yate L. S. podd, 9Th Texas, Confederate
Cavalry, who was tlied, condemned,
and executed as . spy.
also incloso 0 copy Of an order
which have fosnd necessary to isaue 10
regard 10 the wearing Of United slRleb
uniforms BY Confederate soldiefs.
l have ths honor TO be, General very
respectfully your mosi obedient sery.
ant. J.G. FOSTER.
Major General Commanding.
HBADauARreRs DEp'r or SHR 0uiO(
Enarrilla Tam. Jannarv 8.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25

GTThO Southern politicians and sdi,
tors fOmented this wicked rebSllion.---
DAVIS has been sweeping the former in.
to the ranks ofthe army, and now oil
the latter will, according 10 the Rich.
mond Examiner, have 10 suspend 'thsir
papers, except those supported BY ths
goyernmept pap.