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THE ExoIrEnEsr IN BALrIMoHE.
We cut the following parsgfaphs from the
Baltimore papers Of this morning,
faI cIrY YHsIlRpAY.


Bsltimore WAS yestsfday calm and cornn.r,.
tiysiy orist. noivitS"ssSiny Ms '.mp, saIp,,ns
eharsctsr of The news on me proeress m G,i.
more. cavalry in ,hsir r.iding operations
W.. sosa ..si.ssd, tia. tSsIs WAS S no sSs large
were committed by ! s8sii bsnd OF xsrsit IA
renex xsdes, Who know eyery foot oY g,o, "A
over which they were coursinK. and nssa thrs
enabled 10 strike RAPIDLY ana n,ave mi ~ ,h..
way Of their pursuers. we amer = ststsmens
Of the events Of the day as far a. they have
come to our knowledge. - =
APYnornI. rr,r no. Pm nrv--c. A. 80, y. - : =.
ass..ia,,on as.p ~ IL CITY.
WIlmot. in ths second Rr.5rh ~ ~ yn,,r
CouncJ1 spnton,i.,ine ~ ...s e,na aS Sossy wv
ths d..,nIn - ~ - =, 49, - y, elVDsvUior
spoS.i =, ~. S..as SAa PaAS'nk v ~ me
~ ~. "-S0e
I,o., nIs,.,s n.s snon - hhsns.
Aoeut IL O'Clock ysst@dsy morning twelve
desutsrs uppeAred at Gen. Wsllacss head
asAlers sta took the oAth Of allegiance 10 the
: sofsEp menL u The United btates- "
esRMANLA LEAGUE, .ls.
Among the eompsniss nrst 70 Offer their ser-
vices ~as that of the 9sr,n snia League. which
& entered npon special services st an early hour
on lspnd-y morning, and continue on duty
occupying, in part, one Of Tho suburban vors
...t 81. 'oap,s pErpIHAr1o,a. Y y *
Hn Ma, Q Ord arfft Cd In this citv -. sv.o,,.
d fng nom - lshiuRton. and nv osasrssnT.L.
Frseidert' a-sumot command of .bd'Sth .,Sne rIs
corps ievlug MAI. Gen. Wallace from th.,
&C nd. The stan officers Fem ain. for the
pns cot, rrckab gea. ,l"' o' 7-T''
Hsyor Cbapmsn waited upon Maj. Gen, Ord
lsst evening, and, pursuant 10 the resolut,ons
pseed BY tne city rouncil, made known ths
wisbes ofths city authotitiss. Al a late hour
last evening 0sn. ord Informed us maj hIs
reply 70 Mayor ehspmsn was TO the following
snocti He did mot spproye Of the stores b,d ?
closed, or the suspeis sion or busipess, he dId
NOT think such course necessary, and would
mot issue any orders TO that eject,
q. In res.rd " the enrolling OF the citiSep. bs
had no objection, and N the Mayor Thought IL
srpedient he might proceed with the enrol.
msnt, and II at any time there was = p.ces.ity
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soLnIxRs' HomE oFTicE,
clHoIsNArI, O., Jan. 10, iees.
n FL O / A l..
HE4Re'n. MIL. DIT. or wAsMIssIoS, !

7lN HEAbo'Rs MIL. DIBT. OF WAsHINoToN,
WAsHINSToN, d. O., July u, 1854
General Orders No, 22.
Having been assigned, by orders OF the Secretary
OF War TO act a. Provost Marshal Of the forces In
and around Washington, II 10 hereby ordered that
no psrson not In the military service shall be al.
lowed to approach the lines Of deienees surround
ing the sities OF Washington and Georgetown, or
to enter the camps Of the forces therein without
permit signed by by the order OF the Major Cen
srAl Commanding the Department or the Secretary
Of War. Any person so offending will be arrested
and his horses, vehicles or other property seized
and condemned 70 military use.
M. N. WIsEWELL,
Coloael OF the forees in District Of Columbia,
Military Governor and Provost Marshall
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Notice Is given in another place that the
Union Leagues mean to demonstrate their
patriotism In the present emergency by raising
troops for the common defence. Every mem
Der should be on hand. .I.
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T HE CoURT rs.

District Supreme Oourt-CriminAI Term.
JUDGE FBHER.
July la.--MAry Ann Hall, who was tried and CON
Victed at the Last term Of the court the charge
81 keeping bawdy house corner Four-And-A-hAlf
street and Maryland avenue, was aenteneed, on
yesterday, to pay HI eof o. 000 She had appealed
70 the supreme Court In bano, but II sustained the
deoialon Of the Criminal Court.
Patrick allies James Welsh, IndIsted upon the
charge OF AaaAultinK and resisting OieeI Frazier,
Of tho Fourth wATd, was found not guilty.
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ANoTHER REBBL GHNERAL TO BE Put UKDER
FMS AT TCHARLEsToN,-Gen Archer, one of the
rebel prisoners confined on Johnson's Island
for . long time, was brought over yesterday,
en- rotas for Washington and the front some
where. The report is that he is 10 take his
place under rebel nre, as II Is said the rebel
General has been placing some OF our offieers
recently at -Sdnd,I&ky co., Rs0Is.
Tar 24h . .H
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ooTroN.-A large load OF very nne cotton
passed our office on Monday on It's way to
President Young's cotton factory. We hear
from many quarters very favorable reports OF
the growth Of King Cotton. Lieut., Pace, OF
Washington, is raISing fifteen acres this Sea
son, which Is looking we'll, and, for that place,
Is very encouraging.-DsSsrst RspS.
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Narrow Ese spe of sen.tor samn,r.

we learn that Senator Sumner was in the
same car with Gen, Franklin, and not being re-
coguized by the msrauders escaped. Therebels
would have been quite glad to get hold Of him
as hostage. ...r
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This distinguished officer has been assigned
to the command Of the 10Th corps.. This is q
distinct endorsement by the Government Of his
soldierIy qualities and abilities as General.
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Attack en- the Unitsd states Consul d
Harm ada.

NHw YoEK, July l0.-ThS schooner Barka-
W, On Bermuds, brings papers OF the 29Eh
~ ui1in' = A brutal and coWArdly attack Was
Msae 90 the United states Consul by gang OF
tt', Pirste Florida, Ihen In port, The ring
Wv ler OF the outrage was arrested,
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July ia-The win o. R. Red, Of Georgetown, was
The will OF Or. D. J. HELEN was aled for probate.
Nina UhlmAn was appointed guardian TO the
orphans Of Charles J, UhlmAn,
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DsPrsd.tt s.s OF the Pir.t. FLORIDA.

PaILApnr' ia, July 11.-siIty-one men
crews Of ID, ,bsTauss Greenland Gen, Berry ISe
9oicsnda, 2, linda, and the schooner Margaret
Davis, all bsGned since the 9th instant, BY the
pirate Fh Dri dA. A United States steamer
passed th' ~ apo to-day, apparently In search Of
the pirate =.
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NBILADzLPHIA, July 1.-Two morning
trains from Balumore were captured by the
rebels NJ Magnolia, about twenty miles from
Baltimore. Maj. Gen. Franklin was captured.
The statlon-house was burned. The rebels
were repulsed BY our gunboats at Bush and
Gunpowder rivers. One Of tho trains was re-
cabtured
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4 BorroS, July 9.-The prize steamer Grey
: oanf was sold at auction to-day, for forty
housAald dye hundred dollars.
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BrLTIosERY YCoNrRAcr.-Ths stationery con-
tract for supplying the Treasury Department
and all its bureaus has been again awarded to
Philip q solomons, OF this city.
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Re shs Pssrs.s e ths nssss-sl Rspas-
.. en- |. ghIs' lfcan. "Ea3a ff4 .r,
rroa 80 afssr the iss day Of Juiy, ths price Of
the DAIby iNArIorAL RrruBLieAr tslivered at
NE residsnSes of snbseriber WI b rrr certs Per
web. slne,s scptss q the counter, rsfsxx cents.
We srs sonpslisd 70 tsks this stsp 10 meet tbs
demand urca us for N increase Of price Of lsbor
10 the various brspshes Of our sstabishnent; also
% sesruni cf the fnersassd eost Of papsr and an
e,Asr nsssrsi, Witch within ths Last six months
haA peen nsAriy A7psr eesd, gi, - n ... 4.
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RAILRoAD NorIcn.-In another column will
be found an advertisement Of the running Of
the trains between this city and Baltimore dur
Ing the interruption Of the Philadelphia road.
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kLIIo oTr's MILLS, July 9.-Prinee eeergo's
700 perss - drawn, Of whom 332 are slaves.
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RICK nrTn pIyIsIoN.

General Rick' It's, with his forces, has fallen
back from Ell colts Mills to Baltimore, as
cordlng to ord srs. n.
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nF Fl O / A L

n Y N u
WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAHT GEHERAL'B OFFICE,
WAIHINOToE, March II, 1854.
AL applications for leaves Of absence or per
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HAlieok, Chief Of Stat, and must
specify the business for which the officer desireI
the permission. Telegramh addressed direct TO the
secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
By order Of the Secretary Of war, ,,.,,vn
E, d, TOWNSEND,
m2l-u Assistant AliutAnt General.
DALRoAD NOTIOR..--yHlLE THE
III PhilAdelphia road remains closed, trains viii
30 rlin 70 and hom Blltimere A. follows, viIi
TRoM WAsHlNGroN-s.so and Ills a. mi
FRoM BkLTImoRE-2 and 10 a, nj $40 and
yiS-W GEORGE 8. KooNIz, Agent.
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THE pLAIR nANsIos soT BpRnED.

THE sLAIR nAHsI0s not BURNED.
The statement tbst the rcbeis had burned the
Blair mansion Il sllver Springs proves to have
been Incorrect. Postmaster General Blair had
removed his family TO this city, but y. P.
Blair, ar, declared he would not leave the
premises. Yesterday morning, however, the
rebels entered the house while Mr.. Blair was
reading his morning paper, and compelled
him to leave, saying thsy wanted Ii for their
sharpshootsrs.
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MEN SUPPOSED TO BE
.'fF AMOHti THE INvADERs.
y ofhees Of the 10th Army Corps, in the city.
express the bell Of that portion of Johnston's
army came Nor1h some time ago to Join the
rebel expedition against Washington, and that
they form part Of tho force now In front of
the CITY,
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Union Trosps AZ MartinsbarE and Ha-
Esrssow"-Th hessIs Oseupy ths
n South Mons tain Pasaea.

HARHIsBuRo, July 1l.-Gen. Kelley tele-
graphs from Cum berland that there IL no truth
In the report that John Morgan and Imboden
are following Hunter.
Hunters forces occupy Martinsburg, and
smother body hold Hagsrstown.
The rebels viii occupy the South Mountain
pAsses, while their main body is demonstrating
on Baltimore and Washington.
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ana ounboat.

L. Iunoh OF . steam ounboat.
-kpw z oRK, July 9.-Ths iron doubhs- -ender
AoAtouss was launched to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a nT penpery 70, lst Regsms.t ID. Q.
MILITIA, viii assemble At their old muster ground,
eornsr second street west and New York syenue,
TOMORROW wednesday, MORNING, At 10
oeiock, for tho purpose Of being mustered into
the service Of tho United states for thirty days.
ny order OF the Captain,
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o'eiock, fot tho purpose Of being mustered into
'hs service OF the United states fofthirty days.
ny ofoer Of The Captain,
- N AcKER.
ATTENTfON aYwrtI pWoYuE.,rn :,
HIi.iTiA nu'N ~ u
co,,n.xv vr,,-.... -
most Tomorrow WEDNESDAY, morning, at
oeloek, st rsnklin square, for the purpose Of
',rns mss'esea ih.o tne United states service.
syorder OF Col middletoni
I r.t ~ A4th. N cALLAN, Captain.
coxp.rr B-Ydu An, ux.,,, o,n,,,, -
meet tomorrow "WEDNESDAY morning, at 0
O'Clock, ffsnkiin sousre, for the purpose OF
oelns musteleo into me united states service.
~ oiao o. Soi' miadieton; -.fu.s.
J. JOYCE, Captain.
ro.,,.~v r, vo...-- -.
! =. ootr.Sr 10y ,nsin nss TsssnI onDshrD TO
O'Clock, st Franklin Square, for the purpose Of
oeios mustered into the United States service.
q py oruer Of COL middleton; ~
r #'I.H. EI.# tgE 4. z. DYER, Captain.
cox..x n
us.t ,a.na,,.,- ,w.n~rs,e., - -, ohp.hnp 10
O'clock, on Eighth street, near q, for the purpose
oi being mustered into the unitsd states service.
ny order Of COL Middieton ar1s
o,si5 H. RIrcHIE, Captain.
a y =
ms,t ,a,na,,av iwrnsr.n.M a i ohpshhp 10
o'clock, on hishth street, west Of tho Post once,
or ne purpose ofbeins mustered into the United
'tnees sefviee. ...t..
~ ofasr of COL Middleton E
e 5,l' sos. y. X. PLANT' Captain.
Corr,ry r.-yor an, uv,v,, on
meu tomorrow tWEDNksDAfD morning, at
esloek, ~ frsnhin square, ior the purpose Of
',as mus'erea into tne onihd states service
(, ~ o'oo' Vi ooi' miaoiuon'
trs,Ey HT D. u GuH, Captain.
CoupIsy a-you .nr u,,v,x o,rvy,n -o
meet tomorrow, "WEDNESDAY, motn,ng. ,ts
s.,NS- " ~ eo'n.i y, Hie'eu'n suee. anu renn-
Nsns avenue, ior me purpose OF being mus
tered Into the United states serviee.
10 = n i'sS : JAMrs sr,pyyuo c.,..
aTf
COMPANY H-YoU ARE HEREBY oRDrRRp TO
meet tomorrow, (wEDNEsDAY) morning, ats
O'Clock, At Franklin square, for the purpose OF
~ yordsr Of coi. SiaSls,on. ''' ''''''''
-. THOMAS ], FISHER. c.pt.in,
- lLr.. - rs.-t
CohPASI I-YoU ARE HrRRBY ORDERED TO
meet tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, morning, at
vs,oH, .rnkhn sauAe, LOT .ne purpose OIL
n -a.,.. :, 81, ns,ss,.. 'e'''e'
'"'' VI w. W. A'1asn.
. a4g55, .... D. mcFAhLANpi Captain.
, ',,-. " .a.s---u ~
CoAfAsr h-foU ARE HERKBr ORDERED TO
meet to-morrov fwEDNEsDAY, parnlnp Al O
o,.lo., :, r,...,,- Co.,. -
v."N , . sqsAs, ,or me purpose oi
oeing mustered into the United states service.
Dy order OF Col Middleton:
CRAIG, Captain.
-
ALL PRISONS BHrwEEN THE AGES OF TWENTY
and forty.nve years Of age, residing between Sew.
.n,h .t,s.t "a f,.o,..,o,., "a ~ ,...,..
sA sH.es ~ e.oise'own, Ana "a suee' ana 'ho
'~A-' ~ 'u'''o''o 'no Aoo'e ~ o,oe
,,,.,, rs r., c...,,,x s,n a.-,.nI a,
NANL---- eoi' eom s''h nes' " " M
E1-Presbytertan Services will he held
every sabbath until further notice, in the school
house Al the oorner OF Tbtrd street esst and A
nees soutn, toaptoi hihJ =" u oeiook =. m. and
tP' M mio-eVsh
70 Peon,.,. T.I.g, .nn--n., C,.., sI.-.
... ~
LIsrs, direct TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points, Washington offiees; REPUB-
biohr noIbDiNot OIL Nntn sHeet, West hueJ
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THE RrBKL roRcE m FRONT.

Major General hcoook, In command Of the
northern defences Of Washington, estimates
the rebel force Immediately In front Of the city
u from nfteen 10 twenty thousand. .. q
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A aUARrERMAsTER REGIMENT.

oUARrERMAsTERs REGIMEHT.
\ Col. Elias n. Greene, ousrtsrmsster Of Gen.
kugsr's department, raised night before last Q
regiment Of $50 men among the employees Of
his department. Each one was awakened from
sieep about O'Clock In the morning and fur
nished with musket and equipments before
his eYes Mera fairly opened.
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"B-T.-lso0-X.-Dr Piantation
. - rT s3'T BrrrERs. 90
They purify, strengthen and invigorAtsss
They create healthy appetite. Hg
They are an antidote 10 change Of water and diet
Thsy overcome siieots Of dissipation and late
hourls 100" .Fd .....
Ihsy Strengthen the systsn and snlivsn the
mind. .sH' T7 H 10 : nv .T--a
Thsy prevent miasmAtio and Intermittent feyers.
Thsy purity the breath and Aeidity Of tho stom'
Ihsy sure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They oure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They sure Liver Complaint and Nervous HoAd-
ashs. ~ f#.| |-|.. TI vi T0|
Thsy arc the bsst Bittsrs in the woric. Thsy make
tho weak man strong, and are exhausted RAture'h
great restoreF. They are composed Of the eele-
bIAtsd Calisaya Bark, CAsoarilla Bark, Dandelion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Coverbuds, Orange Peal, Snake
root oArsway, CoriAndsr, Hurdoek, s.-T-isso-
Ihs following i q sample of the testimony daily
soLDIxsS HoaE suPEamrEHDE oFSicr,l
csoIssArs O., Jan. 10 issa.
Ihave given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, mOre or less
dinAbled from various eansea, and the eeot 10 most
marvellous and gratifying; ~
every family, In every hospital, and 81 hand on
svsry bAttle-hald q. w. d. AHDREWs,
jySi-iv .. st .... anperintendent.
6-Calvary baptist Church meets every
Sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, Fifth street,
between Il and Louisiana avenue. Service at ii
A. M. and TX p. M. Seats free. Rev. 7; R. How
lett, pastor. g.. JAnl6-tf
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!. SOLDIERS FROM THE HOSPITALS.
A special inspection has been made In our
hospitals to ascertain what soldiers had 70
covered their strength sufficiently 10 take tho
hsld, and about thirtv.fps hundred Of them
were ordered TO duty. .a. .... ..
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ATTENTION SIXTH REeIMENT o, O,

CoNrAsr A-You ARE nzHrBr ORDERED TO
most to-norrov "WEDNESDAY morning, at
O'Clock, At Frsnkiin Square, for the purpose Of
being mustered into the United States service.
BY order OF Col. Middleton,
u n
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p-Presbyterfan Services will be held
every sabbath until further notice, In the school
house st the corner Of Third street east and
street south, Capitol Hill at II o'clock m. and
tp. m. mlo-evsat
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Cy-Ieo Dream and water Ices or tho best
quality delivered to Families, Hotels, Fars, Balls,
fectlonery, corner Of Twelfth and streets.
jeibeodims J. RUSSELL.
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CoxrArr C-You ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO
meet Tomorrow "WEDNESDAY morning, At
O'Clock, at Frankiin Square, for the putpsse of
beiog mustered into the United States service.
byordsr Of Col. Middleton; '-
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ALL PRISONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF TWENTY
and forty-nve years Of age, residing between Sew.
enth street and Georgetown, and II street and tho
canal, are subject to the above orders.
...| T. 4 MINNIE
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COMPANY B-You ARR HrHxBr oapranD TO
meet Tomorrow "WEDNESDAY morning, at 0
O'Clock, a. Franklin square, for the purpose of
being mustered into the Unitsd states service.
~ order Of Col. Middleton;
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.PRIvArE SENTIMENT IN ENGLASD.-Tke
following is an extract of letter from q
clergyman of the Church of England, re-
Gently received in Charleston: -
can hardly tell you with how much in
terest have continually read the accounts
which reach us through the newspapers OF
the dreadful war in which your country is
engaged. 1t is an awful thing to defend your
homes against such powerful and wicked in.
yaders. The high spirit and the great linen
tai qualities which your countrymen are dis.
playing in this awful defence are worthy Of
all admiration and have raised the Confeder-
ates to- rank amo4g the nations which
makes praise iInpertineht. Whether you
succeed or fall you have shown yourselves,
at all events, to have all the qualities Of a
truly great people. Whiletyour, wicked ene-
mics and assailers, on the other hand, whether
they meet their Just doom, or are permitted
by an Allwise Providence 10 range rampant
for time in shameful victory, have equally
proved themselves degenerate from the Eng
lish name. They are clearly not English in
their principles or ideas in any way; but
Yankees, name of scorn which they fully
deserve, and their national melody is truly
appropriate to such set of hyenas las they
are.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
I'M ORDLMiR Y
nYw.F. DUR1soE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge

nYW.F.D DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District. ,.,,,;oa +o mn
for Letters of Administration, on al anu slmguiaf
the goods and chatta!s .rors-.;S
A. NJ. Perrin, late OF the o's'''ct' aiofeA"iu'
hess are therefore, to cite and admOnsh all
and singuial the kindred and creditors of the said
orSnarys Court for The said District to be holden
W y. % ndreSeld Court House, on the Let day of Aug.
ne next. to show cause if any, why the said admin
istration should not be granted. .,,o,
Given under my haud ana iea Ibis ans
of July in the Of our a0a n pDs the nSusN oabtV
O;S,s rsar of fbo Independence offs. Carolina
n'H'n '''' - ". L. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
I'll, on 2t 20
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Home .op Furloush.

Lighter and quicker the young wife +walks;
More and more constant the little ones talk;
Freight and lampligh., their ruddiest glow,
Over the walls of the home room threw,
All that will please him is doing and done;
Tonight the husband md father will como
Home on furloush.
The lovclight beams from the mothers eye,
As the weeks. and days, and hours go-by;
And she thinks Of her darling coming to rest
His weary head on his mothers breast; '''F
The time ssems brief since be nestled there,
Yet new he is coming, with manhoods care, =
Home on furlougb.
Sister, their soldier brother greet;
Friends and neighbors with pleasure meet,
And the maiden bfeathes in her lovers ear
The few sweet words that he loves to hear.
Thinking meanwhile of the days to come,
When he, whom sheloves' willagnin come home
Without furlongh. -
Alas oh alas! for the loved and dear, :,
Of those who sleep on q soldiers bier !
In vain for them are the lamps lit bright,
And the slippers and chair by the FIRE at night
In vain do their stricken spirits mourn
For the brave and gallant who neer return,
Even on farlough.
Father of Nations! hasten We pray;
The rosy dawn of that glorious day
When our beautiful country, delivered shall
stand
The pride and delight, of each nation and land
When atrifs and contention forever shall cease
And the soldier return to'his ireside in peace,
Without furlough.
And yet we are all upon our farlOugh here;
And the Captain above; as tho time draws near,
And our furlOughs expire, will summon us ult
To his grand review at the trumpet's call, r
All! sad will it be for all who must say,
al have idly, and wickedly wasted away
Ny life furOugh."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20
Wheat Wanted

.oTuF s,h.cr;bor wishes to purchase about TW o
]. '"r orTHREE | HUNDRED b USHELs WHEAT
for tho soldiers families in the vicinity of the
Village. As tho Wheat crop is abundant and
wanted solely for the above purpose, it is hoped
fhst the farmer: will dispose OF it ut reasonable
prices. ~ r. ''i' ~
June % ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20
Piano.Forte Instruction & Singing.

UEAvINas been forced to leave my home in
f1 Marietta, and being settled for Nh indefinite
time il EdEencld, offer sAy services to its citi,
VOCAL, MUSIC. Having had several years eY-
nericnce in this branch Of teaching, / indnge
the hope of being able to give entire satisfaction
to all parents who may entrust their daughters
to my tuition. Mr.. JOHN CoLGAN has very gon-
erously offered me the usc of pleasant room and
q good Instrument. TeS~s $50 per month. Three
lessons each weoks.
MRs. Y. NJ. WHITE.
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