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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
Trom Northern Virginia.
ORANGE G. E., Feb. 6

To Gen. S. Cooper: On the 2ceh. Gen.
yiosspr Captured two tr4ins Ct % %st,',i.s
josded Ya,a t''ou.;i.s:, :,ry S...res a!id t,,r
OH thsit veg Lou, New Creek to Peter-sargy,
500 mules ard % prisoners. Tie Guard,
,.ona;atiag of eight hund.cd iuiaptry, escaped
10 the mountains. Our 10 70 killed and
wourded. Information Of the advance upon
Petersburg having been received, the garrison
evacuated during the night. On the 2l, Ros
s4; destroyed the bridges over Patterson Greek
sssturias 80 prisoners, so wagon trains,
900 cattlls snd 600 sheep, which have been
fpoucht of. Gen. Rosser has shown great
euerey and skill. Eisaormaud deserves great
credit. signca. 3; E. LEE. :,
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Refugees.
ron.; ievery.trein of cars, Mt everydshoi1;

On every train of -cars; at every dsso', ON every
street, at every hotel, VIC meet t'iem-hofneless
wanderers. raay >sro to bs sseE ussTrEhers-of
all aget, sexes, conditions aad oallings. They
hare fed from persecution, erom houtago aads
f;ola &c. of men wis have left tHcm honeess,
rchnileFs, and ,nany inased, vithou! change Of
clothing. From ths Coast OF our own State they
have been driven by tASasauds. They aro wan
dering about in search of temporary hcne7 and
seeking come kind Of employment by which to
support themselves honestly und Independently.
We deeply pity aid heartily symrashize with these
poor wenlcrcrs, whose adhesion to ourcc,u mon
cause was so firm and unlrchiug as. to force
them 10 abandon everything, .nd throw them
telroupon the charity of those In places Of snfety
and seeure from oil present danger. This charity,
this that should be tender conside,a.ion and un-
suted hospitality, is, fear, hs cold the wall
ing winds Of winter, ard would freeze the ,unfor!
t;iuatc cxes into ioiclos but that hear, il
sonally found wherein there beats : spark Of
mrgnsnimity and philanthropy Ioblc heart
that can ieel for Others woe. Many people forge:
that the war sill! RACES, and that they Themselves
may, ere The risc and fa:l Of many suns, be foand
away fromehome aud ;ts corrforts, away from
friends and kindred ties, seeking shelter, food
ana eceup patton among strangers, WHOM they will
see aud feel tho force of tho old aphosisr
HMans inhumapity to NJ
Mikes countless million, arn:
Ths refusccp hare sacrificed everything in be-
half Of our country you, who aro safe and stiil
secure from danger, have sacrificed comparatively
| nothing. Thoy have lost almost every resource;
you have sll still LEFT. They are without shelter
for their devoted heads, Unless it be secured at
fabulous price; whilo you have your own qniet
homo which casts you moro t,ifo.
Yet Hhsn one comes to you seeking for admis-
sion, wiling to pay fair price for his stsy, no i'
not generally VS. boliero, but too 4eftOn va fear,
refused or, ut best received with intimatons that
he is en- unwclcono guest, and thatas nc may not
be ablr to pay tho enormous price Of bOn'd' hia
absence would be much moro satisfactory than
his company Such, from or observation, We
are compelled to say, and NO blush to make tho
announcement, is tho case, vita many honorable
exceptions however, oil orersthe country. Let
us warn our own people Of Edgeaeld Mt least,
from being thus besOtted with selfshness; let US
b,seceh them to oprp their hearts and hands 10
tas calls of common humanity. We must alsevi-
n!o the wants of ono another regardless Of COST
so long as We are able, remembering that it Ia >
sacred duty, and that unlcrs We are successful in
the prossnt struggle, gains and hoArdingI will
be perfectly valuolsas. Tho duty We owe to the
homeless and wandering is plain and uhmis.aka-
b.e, and Whenever We fnil to care fOf them, a
swift aud just rstribu;ion must so suvo as our
cause is right, sweep along. irnporersning and des-
trayias in its path.
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Public Notice.

y HEREBY publish to the community ut large
4. that Major Tnlman Watson and Mrs Hepsoy
Bates have positively refused to TAXA Confederate
money in paymeht-Qf Notes held by ;hcrn against
me. Mrs. Bates Nets is for s32OO or S34OU Maj
Watson'a for $500 Or $500. am informed that
Major Watson traded for this Mote--and paid for
on SAID Nptes unless compelled by law. =
:. WADE HoLSTEIN.
Fsh Il -.
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From the Front.
DALDN, Feb S.

DALTOS, req ..
oflciai inro.n,.i;on Of tic crossing Of the
tennessee at L.rkin's Landing. by The Fed,
erals, has, been received. 4'he Capitaia OF a
scouting party :iho brings tie synhrraatIo:.n!:
estimates their number a. 1865 20 5,D2q. The
Sand Mountain approaches thc river c'9ssiy
ct Tie Lacding. .,i~ing several small, but rich
coyes, ealtiyaled by small formers. The enc
iuy Occupy tl:cse coves They had, at lat
accounts made no movement thence except
expeditions for forage and pisnder. a iew
hundred mep had gone down, on suea Eli cx-
peiition, to Guntcrsvilo.
There is 70 be grand review OF the whole
Army of Tennessee to day. Yesterday Vas
cool, bracing bright and bcaatlnl. 1t we
rave spch weather, 20 day,it will te most
prop:tious for the reviea'.-Coniedera,c.
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The Southern PRESBYTERIAN.

We cordially hail the rsafree. of this ably-cOn-
.lucied religious jeurnal which after short sus-
pension, and much battling with the inevitable
trials and troubles that now days bcset news
papers, comes TO us agsin in its old garb of pieiy
anal usefulness. 1t isa champion of truth-in The
midst of a "a wicked and perverss generntion;'
.nd We wish for it in future IN unobstructcl ca
roer Of success aud popularity.
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HYME1IE 30 AL.

M>RR1ED, on the morning Of. the alst ultimo,
10 the Baptist Church Of Edgehcld C. h, S. c.,
by Rev. Luther R. GWnltney, Adjutant JOHN
R. cARWILE of The 7th S. c. ", to EMMA,
youngest daughtcr of the late Col. SIMEON Cnnls-
TIE.
MARRIED, on Sunday 18th January, at the resi-
dsncs of the brides father, by Rev. D. A. Bod
die, Mr.. A. P. MEDLOCK and MARY, daughter
Of AARON CLARK, Esq, all of Graniteyille.
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Feb 10
StoIen,A.

EHaoM my house. on the 2s'h January last,
Nary Ann Temples, for $loO, dated in August
1853, one dag after date ono Note on JIartWcll
Whittlo, for 500, dated the same mouth, one day
after date; ono Note on jacob Meyers, for S6,1S,
dated in March 1852, ,-onc day aftoS date. there
fore forewarn all persons from trading for ssid
Notes, and also foronarn tho piakers,ef said
Notes from paying the same to any person except
myself ARCHIBALD WATSON,
Feb s. 1864 etS
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G5gstieIS aabertiser.
rCaLlsnED EVERY #EpsEspAY NoESIi
puR1seE, KgEsE 4 co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to tls. ADVERTISER for one
year FIVE DOLLARS in advance For SIX Months
THREE D0LLAES. a
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be Inserted at THREE
DOLLARS per Square 90 minpr liass or lcss f'E each
Insertion Acknowledgement, w:ou instructions sS 10 te
nia. Of Zines IL ae Inserted. will be published uatl
sor.id, ;ad c..urgel accordingly.
Aanouacinl: Candidates fur any onlee of honor OF
ps,,i..:, TWENTY DOLLARS 10 be paid before tliean-
nouacainen. is Published.
Obituary notices, T.tu!es Of Respect or any con,mr.
nicnton prrsanal in it. na!nre, will be rated alvtr
tissmen:s ;.:lt charged accordingly.
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For. the Advertiser.
Tribute ofRespect.


AT a meeting held On .lthc ls.h Jan. 1854, al
Camp Hagoud, near Jucksonboro, S. c., by tho
members Of Company B, 9th Regt, S. G. CIV, for
the purpose Of paying tribute Of respect to the
memory of ARcHY FUNDERBURG, late NOM
Der of the Company, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adoptod:
WHEREAS, Oar kind and Heavenly Father has
seen ct, in in His Allwise Providence, Ito remove
from our midst, by death, ono of our fellow.sol.
dier,, ARcAY FUNDERBURG, who died in the
Hospitnl ut this place on the 18th Oct, 1868.
Therefore, bolt
Resols.o, That in tho death of our lato Brother,
this Company has lost ono Of its most efficient
members, and.our army one Of its best soldiers.
Re,olued, That NE sincerely condolc with.the
family of the deceased in their late bereavement.
Re,olred, That as testimonial of our regard,
we tender the amount of Four Hundred Dollars
to assist in the maintenance of his dependent
family.
Rs,olred, That tho proceedings of this meeting
DO published in the Edgefeld Aduersiser, and a
copy bo ssnt to the family of the deceased.
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T He ADVERTISED
JAMES 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1864.
State Troops pisbanded.

The six months service of these troops having
expired about tie drst of February, they have!
been eisbanGel AID arc Iow returning 10 their
homes They have shca.hod heir srori:s, fa,iguea
with glory. They have quilted the field Of strify
jus. in t:ue,to make themselves useful in other
fields quito rs important. They will no doubt
hurry to beat the spear into the pruning hook
nHd-tha rest Of the passage won. come, but you
all know it.
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Strayed

BNROM tho Subscriber on the Goth January q
t. C4ESNUT SORREL HORSE about snine
years old, some II or Is hands high, white face,
ha. q very notaoie mark on his left eye, the eye
having hcen cut just eIough to t&ko Of the eye
lash. lie had y lack quilted sa'itle on when he
left A reasonable reward will be paid for either
the hsrse or saailo. He i. L very likely horse.
Address, B. MATIENY,
Windsor P. O., S. c..
Feb 10 Its. L
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5000 Reward.

I'D ANYWAY, about the s;h january. my boy
la. HENRY. Said boy is about 24 years Of
age, black, free spoken, and is about feet 9 IN
ches high. IIe was SaiSed by Thos. L. Chapman
on rho Saludn River. is blacksmith by trade,
and is probably working Mt his truda with forged
pass. will pay $l00 for his apprehension, and
SleO in addition for proof to convict of his being
harbored ny any white person.
.c1IAS. J. S. BACON.
Chappcll's Depot, Feb 4 2ts Z
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A welcome Guest.

We have had the horor Of welcoming to our
sanctum Maj. JAS. MrRRELn of the Courier
Once, to whose obiising disposition We are in
.lctt.G for many favo.s in our limo of business.
Mr. N. speaks in exulliag slraiAs of the glorious
defence Of Charleston, and its present impregna-
Lility. We with him very happy sojourn with
ais family, now rasiding in cur midst.
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A DRlrlsH VIEW OF TIE WAH.-A late
number Of Inc Forth British lReyies o;caa..sins
an able article on the War in America by Ed
mund Buck, Esq. After laying down tho
lawful object and extent Of the war, the wli-
ler conc!4des as folii'SsI
These rcasonalie ie limits (of justifable
wary arc now touched, if not already ovcrpass::
ed by the Federal Government and that
whereas the Confederate States declare them.
selves desirous Of peace, il only their indepen-
dence wers acknowledged. the war has be-
come, or will soon be- worldly Of consideration
as wrought. The Union does not any longer
exist In any sense; oris indeed, device
might still be found for restoring it-which
* on;ts possibIe-a Fictitious combination
wric,. could bind together tie most intense
i;atpcds harb2rel ngrposos of revenge, abun-
die Of fire birahds;; poisoned aErows, blood
staiued aeRlping knives and loaded shell,
w6ull show what materials it's made efip file
yory nest turn Of national aitaiES,"
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Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER

EDGEPIELD, Feb. sth,9 1853.
n THE notice Of al men between the ages Of
No Is and As, who were formerly mambers of
the 1st and 2ud Regiments 8. C. State Troops are
called to the foregoing orders of tbs Comm andant
of Conscripa. -. =.
II. The E1-captains of Co. B, Let Regiment,
and Cos. B and I, I'd Regiment, s. c. s. T., are
hereby requested to furnish this Office with COM
plete rolls Of all men between the ages of Is and
As who were in their respective Companies.
f. NJ. SCHIRMER,
Lieut.. & Chief g. O. of Edgefsld.
Rah O 1t
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KsLxlA, 23l Jaa., lo64.
For the Advertiser.

I" I{ec .l,a. hoe stalinn parr properemMs CT amph,
81 patriae rolumus, CT nobi' rieere carl"
Mn. Epl,qr; The period is rot far ahead when
ths Candidates for seats in ths rasp!ns Qcn2Ial
Assembly will think Of Offering themselves to tho
people. Now, vo opinc, at time lilsc,sthis, that
the people should DC more astidiOu0 than ercr in
the selection Of those individuals upon whom they
coafcr the important privilege Of ffanlns aEa
onacting their laws. If 70 may DO allowed to
sssume certai. Resolutions and minutes which
have bScn adopted from him to :ine since tho
passage of .ho original conscri2tion Bill, andi
.ajuntts, /. ~ s@Sro'soa.oi p'pq.lar s-Rtimcnt,
wc fee! confident that large alsjoriiy Of the
voters of Edgcffcll Dis:r.c: are in G,vor-of ex-
cladias from the halls Of Council all mho are
liable to perform military service By the terms Of
the said Act. Let us hnrssapnc with halfway
measures. tet y, haYc no tRi"kiny QUO thing aud
doing another. Il rests with the cisigeps Of Edge
field to see 20 it that their wishes In the abOfs
shr;ic.e are not ignored and defeated.
The crisis which is upon us-the "irrerressiblc
copnic,"-impera,ivsly dsnan!, that every In
a;yiduul capable of bearing musket sh@ud re-
spooad to the cqIl of his imperilsd country and
battle with oil the strength ~hisa Gad bus given
him for our common cause. Let no nun bo elesi
cd to the Legislature or any other civil position
who 10 Conscript. Conscrib. him AL turn him
oyer to the nearest Enrolling Officer With :he s.mo
sang trsir} siRa siRa indifference that ne re'nains at
>Aome whist o.hers are popriag or. tat;r blood
like rain for the glorious charter CT ssdom aod
solf- Government. us hear NJ lore OF fhin3s
calling themselves mon ---s positions to shield
thcpI from Conscripion. We should bO sricTed
to see any yam Of cOnseript age suffer hi: namo
to go before the people s' an aspirant for Losisla-
tive honors In pity, lot him aphfo arscif isc
hul.iliation of tho defeat Which in that eront
awaits hip..
Msn Of Eageteldl TSus sons are i" tat field!
Look it. that at the next election, yo4izi:!tse no
man ;ato Office 70 deprss the Southern coas dera-
ey ef soldier! r,,,,,
L.
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~ An Easushman, just come across the p'
io..ac mo cornec,ias of t!isro!iahle gentleman.')
r.por.s !rosl:a5:cr City Us zioi.y demolished,
md ,ys NcriA9rn lcopl5 'roaris! s::t With The
.yar and dis.asted wia Tie failas of tEs dra:, -
recruit their wastcd armies. He thinks we shall
hsye peace by the lst % July, 1864.
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Feb 8
Horse Stolen.

- last, from my residence at Cherokee Ponds,
= bright s0RREL HORSE, Of medium size,
about II years old, and had small knot on tho
left fore leg near joint of knee.
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery
Of said Horse, ard any information concerning
him thankfully received. My: address is Ham
burg, s. G.. w. J. WALKER.
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IS iannr,v

We cali attention to the decidedly wise and
good communication of Z" LAMAR" He IS entire
ly rights that is, if he does not include soldiers
ncw in ;hc field who. ii e!,cted to the Legislature
wn,:.d e3r;a hgins TO :ho scssisn and aftcr it,
e::..ss. ra:.zr. q trlssr 80,
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Snidlers at.Eome.

Lieut. Jrnu BURT, of the 22d; Alr. HUGH HAR-
nlsox, special courier of Gen. McGowAS, sergt
JAS. DAY, of tac h., Mr.. JOHN ColcAx, os :ie
l4;h, and DIR HAN ADAMS; Of the 19th, have
left of for a time tho search sfscr "tho bubble"
aud are now ornamehting our faded aid forlorn
streets with the;s decidedly handsome faces ard
figures @sG
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At Home Again!

HJAvING been discharged from the service, I
LII respectfully announce to the public that Z
have resumed my TAILORING BUSINESS,
adjoining the Aarer.;ser Office, and will atte1d 10
ell business in that line, that may be entrusted
to my care, With promptness and dispatch.
W. e. LEGG.
Feba 1t' Z
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: ExEapTIos OF DENr1sTs.-A memorial Of

EXEMPTION OF DENTIsTs.-A memorial Of
dental surgeons has been presented to both
uaasas. Of Congress, which is approved b. ].
the SusgeoD Grnera, aud recqn,pendad byTa
nu...ber Of medical officers OF The Govern
iiics: and private practitioners. praying 70,
1Eo exemption from military service Of. den
lists who had been ;oI: years ins&clusl rrac
lice. ltsets forth that, dental surgeons being
specially ofemedical science, dentists treat
diseases which were rot generally included
in. the practice Of general practitioner Of
medicine, and that, owing to the small mum
l,er already IN the Confederate States, their
not .eirg consc,ibrd wosh Tot vcrylrateri-
a;ly diminish its armies.
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Laborers Wanted.

g53HR HIGHEST MARKET PRICE will be
u paid for 70 TO 81 .LaDofers, to we:k
by the month, or year, at tbe Paper Mills, at
Bath, 6. C. Address immediately, with par,ieu;
lsr', WM. Is. HUSE, Agent.
Augusta, Feb st
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Notice to Farmers.

a LII persons w.o may expect to deliver their
IA TITHE CE FODDER at Grsniterille De-
pot, are hereby informed not to do so until fur
thor notice is given. l have NO stors-room for
fodder, will continue. to receive g1eiu.
GEO. P. CHILES, Agt.
Graniteviile, Feb. 2, q Z
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT


LNEQUITY.
Lucretla Williams, ct. al.
". = Pdrtt.:od.
Jno. Autry, Adln'Or, ct. al. ia
Wy virtue Of an order of the Court in this case,
ID will sell on Monday the 7th day of March
next, OF Edgefeld Court House, the Real Estate
of U. Burgess Busb, decd, consisting Of two
several tracts Of land, viz:
ONE TRACT containg -Four hundred and six
.s ...,. more or lcsa. adjoining lands Of jesse
Gop,illon, A. Moyer, B. T. bOatrIight and eibsEss
ONE TRACT containing Forty .ope (4D asres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of a. Aoyef, Ja:ki
Son Holmes aud othera. :. - = -
TBRMs-sold at the 6rst pu.elaaes,;s risk on
a credit of twelve months with interest FROM day
Of sale, except costs Of suit which must be psi4
in CASH.. Purchqsors to giYe Banfl yi,h al lcaae
two good suresies to secure the purchase money,
r. ". GARWILE, C.H.I.D.
: Feb 10 At
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Notice.

MFRS. NANCY JONES, living at the old toll
I'VE gate. on the Plank Road, .itwo miles below
tie Pine House, tois before .sSa dark BAY
HORSE, fifteen and half hands high, left hind
foot whito, with small white NIP on his nose,
no other marks or brands peroaivnble. Appraised
10 be worth $500. a. JONES, II. e. u,
Fob 9th, 1881. = init Z
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sour Worst Enemy at the NORTH.

The Richmond Dispatch says:
We regard the Northern Democraeyand
their policy" as the worss form Of N5rthern
hostility wLichsAas been manifested in the
war. RG. !cQ them we should not be tTncrc
we now are. But for the military chiettans
and soldiers of Northern enemies of coercion
in every shape and form, the wsr could not
have lasted two months. The Black Repub-
licans proper, unaidcd by the Democratic
element, would have been struck with par
alysis before Lincoln had been three months
in his scat. At the same time, however, that
this 6 poi;tipH party hag given the Msr its
chief impetus in leaders and men, it has pro
fcssed 2 policy of peace upon honorable terms,
which was far more formidable in its arts
than the combined arms of ell parties al the
North. There was, ct one period OF the var,
mere danger from its seductive tongue than
the brawling and bitter mouths OF Lincoln
and his Cabinet. Even now, we would much
rather have Liucoln for tie President CT the
United States than the candidate of the Con.
sefyatlre Democracy. Lincoln seems to have
beer raised up as was George tie Third, to
render restor ration Of colonies 70 their IT,
rants impossible. II ne had pursued the wise
aud conc,liatory measures which the Northern
Democracy profess 10 advocate, "the rebel
lion" would have been peacefully smothercd
in its cradle. Du: his heart has been harden.
cd, like Pharaohs; he has gone from bad to
worse; he has So tramplad upon all law; dis.
regarded all right, and outraged all hum,nity,
that the whole Contederacy has become con-
soliaated in the rcsolute determination to
submit to every form Of human suffering
rathor than return to the detestable embrace
,nf Government which lie has rendered to
fheif inipas an eiAbodimant Of the movers of
dark.css. So long as Re is pres:aahi, 30 long
as we see the devil in bis psopsr shape cad
farai, we Lave nothing 10 fear; we have OILY
to resist tic Gend, and he will hte from US.
|. is only VIXEN the prince of the internal re.
giqus ta kes the shane Of an angel Of light
that the f4ithiAl sseIa Qnuger. Gs Hg2s!s Hg2ss e
excused, therefore, from wishing success to
tho Northern Democracy. Let the North
stick 10 it's representative man, and not change
front in the hour of battle.
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EstraYed.

ESTRAYED from tho Subscriber on tho l.t
Ej Feb. 1884, BLACK HOUND DOG, by tho
namo Of PEWTER, and by practice Negro dog.
will pay suitable reward for tho said dog de-
livcred to me at Gilgal Church. Any information
concerning tho said dog will bs thankfully re-
ceired. J. II. STROM.
Feb. 9 1t
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Mules for Sale

EyoR sale three good size MULEs-hrst rate
II MULES-and work we'll anywhere. Two
Of them are about seven years old, and the other
between eight and niue. Ericc sl,oON. zach, fDf
the two frst, aud $500 for tho other. Apply 1t
this Oaies.
Feb lG 1t :
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LAMAR.

ns- Tho s.eamslip Wild phyrell, fFoR Nassss;ai
to Wilmington, wont ashore Feb. ], twelve pliles
nerth Of Wilmington. sho threw over cargo to
tighten ship and get en-, but was discovered by
,ho block.derq. The crew made their escape.
,rta Vessel was tekc, possession of by tho enemy.
About one tai.., os the cargo of the Wild Dayrell
is understood to have been Of sOSrpment account
This was her second trip.
ssyr 4 eor,s..onlent Of bs Nichmoni i.rami
ner, writing f,3a ti,s a,asy Of Northern virginia,
saws that TIC soldi.,s are letter cln:,d acd :aod,
and ure furnished better satieps than at any tino
siueo ha has been in the army.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10

81 At an auction salo il Char. .eston oA MpB>
L.y tl.e snaexed Prices wero ostained: Jia,
twenty-five year; o.l,,, Sci hand and ploasMaan,
90 100: Sam, tweusy years cid, Ecla hand aud
p!cnghman, *5,sia'
s~-y. trhoss VINO asat cur battles should bc car
r,arsst aad te.rc.; CHARM They ars children of
The ,.oubl:c and every mar, woman, and child in
Ia. sonfrderq!sy saapsl feel constant and lisOiy
interest IN their welfare,