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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ Arrests were made yesterday OF lads un
der thirteen years Of age, engaged 10 passing
counterfeit postal currency
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

IT. Jones. Brown & Smith, U : Military
CLAIM Agents See advertisement in some other
popular newspaper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

ArrESrrox STA RsIoHrs.-There will be a
stated meeting of R,per Commsndery No. !,
this "wednesday evening al O'Clock. for
work r. coLEsrocx, +. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

sE-A few more Of those choice apples just re
oeiycd at the Central Depot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

sELa., nigh.--"Ah. me! how bitter cold and
chill IL was"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ The session Of the Indiana United States
Circui, Cour. set for November. has been pos,
poned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

tzS- Indiana coal retails at p. aud Piti-burg
coal At e. cents per bushel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

cT-A few hundred exchange papers can be
had AZ this Office q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

WV YORK NoNEY MARKET
Nrw ioRK, November 81
Money steady at per cent
sterling exchange 1903 is6l09s
Gold closed at 215ls
Governmcns stocks iirmcr
Evening Report. Gold opened decidedly
stronger At 10 am. the price was gas, subse.
quenily advanced TO 2?sAt and fell again TO
225ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
I'm the moonlight Long ago.

YEA love me well know, wife.
In spite Of frown and toss;
IN the moonlight long ago. wife.
You didn't look 80 eros.
IN your little SCARLET cloak, dear.
You tripped along the mos,
And all a, ono Ispoke. dear.
Though sadly - loss.
You hung your pretty head, then,
And answered very ly~.
scarce heard what you said then.
But kue~ u wasn't me
W Joy couldn't speak. love.
Hat. hundred times or %.
kissed a velvet cheek, love,
IT, the moonlight long sgo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
ma 90
New York Through Line.

SUMNER ARRAY6HNRNT-TwO THROUGH TX
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
fakes effect July II, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Arrival or.General Morgan.

RICHMOND, Jan. s.
Gen. NJ rgan, lady and staff arrived last
night about IL o'clock from Danvillc.
He was received at the depot by a commit
tee Of Council and escorted To tie Ballard
House. where a number of distinguished eli
GERS and civilians awaited his arrival. lie
was conducted TO the reception room, where
he received the greetings OF Old friends aud
new acquaintance.
This forenoon Gen. Morgan, accompanied
BY the Mayor, was escorted by 4 battalion Of
infantry tc City Hail, iii front Of whiah al la
mena- crnwd Fad assembled, n MON.
Ge1 Morgan was introduced t. the con-
course by tie Mayor. lie came Nr~@:d ahhl
prolonged CHEERS, and said: Fellow-citizens,
thank you for this reception, and hope that
NY future career will prove that l am aot-un-
worthy Ct the hcuoryou haze done me. Again
I tha.s you for this manifestation q Kind
ness.
Brief speeches were maGe by Gc.s. y, P.
H,il, J.. Z: Stuart, Dranci, Judge Moore,
G.r. Haas OF Kea:acky, E:IGoy. Lotcher
ard others.
Morgan was then escorted bac.., to the Bal
lard House, where lie received numerous calls.
lie is in iine spirits and e%xcelien! health.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
From Ncrfolk.

IL. Petersburg Express has late and an,
tkentic intelligence fro'a Norfolk:
One mar IN Norfolk holds out fsmly against
Buffers order, requiring all male citizens Of
the place to take the oath OF allegiance to III
Lircoln Government. ,Thi- Is Van. w. Hall.
Esq, who says he will suffer death before lie
Will rcn"uncc his allce;unce to the Coniede-
rate Government.
The enrolling Of all males between the ages
Of eighteen and for'y-ive, was progressing
rapidly-Bu'ler having ordered that the work
must be completed by the LIST of Jsnnary.
The draft will Immediately 90 into operation.
AID it is estimted tcat there are five hundred
young white men in Norfolk, city alone, who
have been enrolled.
The negro regiments areall uniformed and
equipped, and the blacks in military toggory
put on a great many ARR.
Business, except among a few Yankee set.
Tiers who have syuatted there. since the war,
has been completely parnlyzcd. and many of
the old residents, particularly temalos, arc
suffering for the necessarieS OF life.
Butler has visited Norfolk but once, and
then tarried but u very brief period. ii: con
fines himself Closely to Fortress Monroe,
thinking doubtless that his bloated carcass Is
safer Behind the stout walls OF that fortltica
ton than any where else. He still INDUCES
hi, :nordinate appetite for strong drink, and
is rarely eve- entirely free from its ELECTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

WILL. attend at tie following places 10 re-
& .efSe. Returns .aui make Assessments Of The
lqliowing Taxes, viz: The Tax in hiud.
TIE Farmer or Producer viii be required to
return on oath. the full amount OF Corn: Wheat,
Oats, Rye, Buckwhrnt. Rice, Sweet p'tstoes'
iri.h potalves, Cured Hay. Cured F9tder' So
gar, MSiasscs r.ade OF Cane, Cotton, Wool. TO
Iaeen, Peas. Ground Peas p%roincca hy him on
them. and will be allowed to reserve fifty hiit'l-
els of Wheat; or .ne Irndrcd" bueIe's d: Corn,
a.ty-hushc!s CT Sweet fpo;atoes,, tiit1y bushels OF
Irish Pota, oes, te6niy bushels of Pe,s, ~rr'9uced
in tho yrmr 1861, aud the Government is entitled
TO rne-tcnth Of tho balance.
vii, also assess Mt tho same time the Tax on
Neat Cattle. This alludeS to nli Cartle except
Work Steers actually used on. the Farm of l'63,
and nil Hyr.os, Mares or Colts nst actually used
in Ti.Iing the Snil in 1863.
will also Assess The Tax on incomes II :e-
ccive the Banks from the Department. TINS al
ludos 10 money made from iii SOURCES except sal.
aries, which arc T.xed under another heal, ana
FROM TIE sale of tb. crop Vi 1893.
Als,, the Returns Of Nca' PORK ia" the logs
sluu sltered since fhc passage Of tbs Act, (ArTi!
"4ih. 1865 aud this nliudes to tne net weight OF
the hog attyr The ~en;ra;.s have been taken out
Also, the Reports Of Quarterly Sales, coumcr-
ring the list October AID cadin: The Isl January
1864. will commence at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Richmond Gossip.

.The Richmond correspondent of the Allan
t. Ccnfederacv writes thus concerning s''ine
resulusiohs:about to be intrpdn ,ed ini..Cpu:
rress BY Senator Hill, # GeorEia:
; II is reported that Mr.. Hi'l, Senator from
Georgia. wifi soon introduce important reeo-
hetose.lh4 Set9ste, Which may explain
sererals,assage in his letter urs;ne the cl e.
;tion' of HonsJoshna Hi,lfnr Governor, ard in
his Macon letter, where he sp-sks OF an hon-
orable door of compromise bcinS opened at
no distant day, &c
The purporl of these re ~o!qtions are said to
he expressive of a willingness on tie part Of
tue people IF the Soath to meet Tie conserva
tive clement of the Nnr,h in Convent N. to
discuss the issues between Us, but i'll no wise
compromising the ~sp:riLtof the revolution.
Holding Mr.. Lincoln aud the Republican
parry responsible for the iauaticism at the
North which has produced and continued the
war. he would refuse to tEeat with him Or his
patty otherwise than ON the field of battle;
out. respecting a dlgnitied spirit Of conserva
tiSm when would hear the voice Of reason, he
would NEST it in %c,uncii, and determine Inc
issues. b~rIweenAns i'll. q spirit of Cancellation
and compromise.
From III .r.ncs" last letter othe Charles
ton Mcrcury We cxtyac: the following:
TIE House went INTO secret session yestes-
day on the currency bill. Two reports were
submitted, the minority signed-by Mr.. Bryce,
the Chairman of the Committee, alone. 1t
is understood that both reports are of a sweep.
,ns character, and contemplate X which
will shake the couhtry. | hear .they arc to
Je madv public next Monday. Whether the
debates on them are 10 continue in secret ses-
sion is a question.
The vote Of Senators Orr and uerschel Y.
Johnston against the anti substitute bill, ON
the ground Of its illxalily, deserves to be re,
meulbered, now that the whole Congress
seems to be forgetting that tLere is such q
thing as the Constitution, to say nothing OF
law and faith.
Mr.. Mites who, by the bye, is perhaps the
most influential member Of The uolse, an
ced The other day that he would soon in-
truduce a bill to repea! all exeln ptions. The
announcement cxci,es no comment in the
papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

"MANY DAUGHTERS HAVE DONE WE'LL
Mrs.tD. MrEavecp, Of Sumter Districts has
richly earned a furlough for her husband. who
las been faithful i'll service near this city, bv
bringing in under a late oroer Of the General
Commanding, aso!dier who had been absent
for som' time, and apparently had forgotten
the fact that he had incurred obligations tv
lis country in the army.
Will,he good wiyesoyer the country imi-
tate thu example, and add to their glorious
record by bringing in the ahsentecs. The
ubsentces themselves should " grateful for
S ,ch attentions, as it will Be found decidedly
p.ore pleasant to be returned in this way than
to be brought up by u Corporal, or Serse.nt,
OF Lieutenant, with "a guard, and turned over
to the cure Of G Court Martial. 1t is time
that abseatecisni, struggling and, assertion
were stopped, and II tie snbor Innate officers
concerned Will CO their duty as faithfully as
the women Of the land, it will be doue.-
Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
, Congressional.

Shuttle Fl use this morning RE b ifte place
il s~errise- citix sns of ,the Unit,d States and
t reisn service. waa taken -np, NJ d alter rp;i-
siae'ab:e discussion vas retired hack tn tee
Committee with instruction. 10 rep"ri 2. Bib
nn.wing all.4l:imirg a'ierage ,inie to leave
tie 0~hhG:.t-T:4.nd on tfilrre - leave to g. into
the army-.yfas 81 rays %.
tIcn, Wiseis address to ,.re F:rg;I!ia d-lc-
CATION was read TO the Eouse, IN which he
ends.rses without reserve the memorial Of
Gen. Hariee and otLer ,%cficers i'll the lea
n"ssec army. He SAYS tl,"tfrD.n nearly three
ycars experience III lie army, he cordially
uritss in recommending ~ si:c a r,Hc:,
ani he prctests a.,.inst reorganization by
election. Hcs:hinks the elcct!ye'systen: bal,
and officers. who are appointed are better able
to command than those elected. Many of
our delays and disasters are justly. cl~rgeahle
TO the actions Of the spriig ef lSG2. VIA;
we most want is thorough reflrm in tie ar
nv, from department down to pickats cspc-
cially, and coInmissar irs<qrar:erinas:er o.
dnace and medical departments.
The llJuse adopted a j2int resolniionin re
lation to the war, declsring that we~are ELI
gagged in struggle for liberly'and civilization,
aud that, no saci:ice Of life or fortune caa be
Loo costly to secure these blessing; to OR pcs
terity. In the Judgment Of Congress, our re-
sources, il developed with ~eaergysfand huS-
banded with Care aud applied with fidelity.
are more than sufficient iur the support Of tie
moss protracted Wal; and rxhurls the people
ty every consideration which can influence
%Ireemen and patriots to a generous support ri
the Government in a legitimate exercise OF
all constitutional powers.
The y"tesxss taken 10y yeas and lays Yd
was adcPtcasstapanjmcusly.
4he President sent several communications
to the House concerning reports Of Generals.
and correspondence, orders, &c, with them
Nothing Of importance transpircd in the
Sclate. Both Houses were il secret session
most Of the day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

The FEELINGS THAI sH ,ULD AcruArH Us.
-Exlene men now gpgernltn United States.
They mean our su"jngati6n aud ruin. We
must fight as lnng rs those men arr in power.
When the people n. the United States shai!
drive those men from power, repnl;fte t''"ir
ex,rele measures, and cease TO irvade and
roo us, then will be an honorable door open
Tor discussion, but never before. Until that
d nor shall be op ned ny our enemies let our
pc ,ple count no disaster As int3lerable. and
regard every interest as protected only by Il
vigorous prosecution Of the war. Let every
man ot,lhe army De il camp and let every man
MT Of the army produce SQinctiilng to sustain
those in camp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Land for Sale.

E7TE rut<siiher offers for salc his TRACT OF
d LAND. lying N the Martin Town i;osl,
seven mill: vs., OF E~ig"6tll I H., AMI rs miles
from Augusta, Ga., comta:oia. -FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORrY-SENEN (i!D Acres. htrnr me
hundred acres in woods-lae bsl4acc IN %cui'iv:.
Ii IN ami in old fields.
The place has $, comfortable. Dwelling Hour"
and n-ce,snry c.iihniidiu.s.
Tho rrc>"ut years crop of Cara anl Fa'1or
will be sold with the Land, if dcsirci. F. n rcaSoaa-
BILE terms.
Terms of sale either cash or in Confederate
BuniS..
ts" Apply to Capt. pm,gln's Robertson "ear
the place, vr to the subscriber Jackson'".r". : &.
L. N. hartley.
Ian. G III 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13


Butler snrers 1T III. threat held oGt by
President Davis Proclamation against hin-
selt and officers. H.. declares il a hair Of he
head Of one o.; his officers or soldiers be rjur-
Ell, exec pit in just. ~xa.fare, the day th:u il is
done shall be one al sorrow and mourning
FIR ALI men inviuicl in the Couf.d cratc
States.
Bu'!cr thinks there IS 5uc one way to meet
the new state Of thiigs, and that is by the
s%ternest retaliation. He says The Federal
government having exhausted every form o!
ppeal, there is nothing Lift but 10 a~utiior;z
that u sufficient. nnm!rr of rebel officers De
paced under such keeping and put UPON such
d!ttas shall Ia all respc':t c rr:Hpo.ld To tire
Treatment rs 10 c%oth,iir, io1i anu incl. taat
they are sati>ti- d the Union me-. receive in
! The stencil houses II Tie rebel capitol.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
wew Goods

TIHE Subscriber has received -" s:ad
s. the following articles. whi'A ;" VIII sell NJ
t.; j vest mArkut price. W.
canIHoEs, AMI GlNGHAMS:
I;ieac:.sd and RroSn SHlkriNGS:
Iil.n anil Cotton IiATDkERCliEFS;
THEEtD and BUTTONS;
NEEULEA ands PINS;
PAPER sud ENTIL4EES;
STEEL PENS ani Pencil 5;
ONE CASE SHOES;
HOOP Skirts:
Mmufacturcd and Smoking I0BACtpi
s1uARS;
FINE BROWN sCGAE;
COOKING SODA.
lals, 4y.ec. a Hale of FACTORY THitEhD
by i olasta If tho week.
Cu.l ami .~exaa,irs for yourselves.
B. CIGf{.tT.
Ia, q Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

Vim. II. Graham, we'll knoxn in literary
circles as the original proprietor and publish
er ol Graham Masaz ~, died i'll New YORK
ely On TIC 23d ut, AT a liquor store, from
the effects Of intern p%erancc, want and expo
sure. living been unfortunate In business,
be sought refuge in intoxicating drinks, and
became ali habitue Of low grogseries, and slept
in the vilest houses. H. sank rapidly in :bs
social scale, and soon became u conicnel
sot. lie was taken suddenly i'll on the day
of hi. death, and at his own request was ia,
ken To Uue Of his regular haants, where be
died.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

H.w TO PnEvESy Sore SHOULDERS IN
WORKING IinRsEs.-An exchange says: (" The
plan we have tried and never found to fail, is
to get a piece of i, ather, and have it cut into
a shape as to lie snugly between the shuu!-
dersDf the horse and t;.c collar. Th;s fcnds
eff all tue friction, rs tho collar SHIPS and
moves on the %lcatl,er and not on the sHoul-
dets Of tue horse. Chaiing is caused By fric-
tim hence this remedy is quite a plausible
one, and is much better than trying slips Of
leather or pads OF sheep skin under the collar,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
NIUHARD ChhDW
Li.ut. Col. AMI Ccmmiss..y Gen, S. C.
Final Notice.

A Ii persons haviag claims against the Estate
IA Of Richard Perks, decd, arc notified to
render them in, properly %attestcd, on or before the
7ih April next,.er they will be barred. as m that
day u Ehal settlement Of said Estate will be mras
In the Oriinn.y's Office.
+. C. 4 W. l.. PARKS, Ex'ors.
Jan 6 .3tn& 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Estate fIstice!

A Ill persons having demands against L. d.
"a Johnson, deed, nre .rcqncstci &" forward
them. properly atiested. to the Ordinary Of Else-
i-ll District, S. c., on CT by the 18th day Of
.EHzsuary nsxt, or they viii be haTr.d:
= II. A. PEER1TT, Ad.or.
.JanG TT .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Barter.

~yys wn BARTER Cor LARD, Ei&eE.
w ELuiiR. CUnN ard PEAS vt ~ rates
", ,n.ut;"ned. j.. j. GREGG, s Co.
o,e v,-., osnaLurs., or "a s~hcctins, fol- ono
One yard osnaJurgs, or II shaciiog, for "ne
Thirty (ao) yar.is osuAburgs, or A sheetins'
for one barrel Flour.
One and j yards osnaburgs, of A sheotins'
for one bushcl Corn or Pea. ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
From the I.LbeuiHs Press.
d Great Liberaiity.

Ma. EDITOR: a very poor but truly patri-
otto lady of Edsefeld District, recently met
with q gallant young soldier OF Holds Dlvi-
sion, who WIS woun I'd Ut the battle Of Chick.
a,nauea, and on seeing his destitute condition
ard learning that his trien.!s reside beyond the
Mississippi, she handed him a small bill of
money, Saying, Sir, that is every cent that |
aavo ga earth, bu, you must not refuse it on
that account, for | am willing if necessary to
give all l possess to Tue brave defenders %
my country.
Query, how may rich men in tie Confede-
rate S:atcs are willing t. give Ole fourth ol
heir money to advance the glorious Cause Of
Southern Independence Men whoI've money
:n,:e than liberty are unworthy Of the bless
ing Of a free ccuntry. CLDRfC:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Estate Notice.

a III nersons in nnywisc indebted to the Estate
"a of T.. Nj. Penn, deed, are earnestly request
ct, to come forward nnd settle up without dslry.
Ti,,.c haviug cl,ins against sail E,uii' wit' :aa
der them in, properly %attesred, at IN "arly ds'".
u. J.. Penn, Aau.'" r.
A.. l 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13


1lu Petersburg TX. 'ess ol Mo4dsy has III"
!o!l Wig: -,
srlL. HEY co.-I,i- e~e,ima;ed that lnl'
forty or lily vi the yuu,g men oi tins city,
W .om the recen, !::w, enacted by Congress
YOU'D huve paced III lie army, have Taken
unt, thctuseitcs goi"en WIGS ;,nG ieit the
country. IL is stated tnat TIC. old not al
lave per blockade Fin'irg steamers, i.ui tnat
mlny awaited tilc,n,. Ives vi u more ..'y meth.
oil TO re wh Yankeedam, by simply llauklns
aud avoiding our pirke's. Jain-s river L,
broad enough on favorable nights to bear
hem safely To the haven where thcj void
be, and no doubt even Within the past iew
DAYS, many Of them have glided silentlydo~n
It's curreut~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
-toIs af 5aa.A Ga-aliaa,
EDuEEitLD hSrRtCT,

N VI UINNI'l.
oY W. Z. DU:iSnF, FisquIrc, Ordinary Of
IS G!gaicli piNri't:
wacr~p., ~ Morris has applied 10 me
S,r L..tt,.. .: ~. a;nis.rasinn, on Mi AMI Singular
nc soo,le .nd %cna,tv!s. tights and cr"dit' ofsW NJ.
J. .,rri.. late Of the DisuiHt aforesaid, dere">e'i.
Tac,. ,?rc. therefore. to cite aad a4nonisA all
and sinrrInr. .hr kindred "':;i creditors c: the said
ii r,4scI. TO ne ami appear before n", at our mex
Ordinary. Curt fr Inc said District. % he holden
al r.iseii.ii vuft iiou:e. oi Ike ljih day OF
.j.:. instant "a sh"w caasc. II any. why the
saj MULTIPLICATION s."n'.i no: be gfanr"i.
III ,et tr..l.r my mad and seal, this 5'h day o.
.ta:. Ia r"Ar al uuf LurI one ih"u:lli ri;hI nun
;rsi ari >ixty-f; u: ard il 'i'e slghtf-eishth
r.,r .f "a, Tni.u.u,!arrc al Srutn Clr"lins.
W.. DuRISoE, oED;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEL1 DISTRICT.

10y w. T. DUhiso-, Esq, ordinary OF Edge
Whereas, Q. W. Carwile, C.. II. L. D.. has
anp,ic,l 70 re Tor Letters OF administering on ell
AID Singular the goods and rhnt,les, rights and
credits Of Juhn Inahni:, late Of tue District
aforesaid. deed.
rfe.s alc, therefore, to cite ana ndnonish oil
ard singular. the kindred and c~reaitc;7 If the s:sid
.!.ccn<.i. /. a. nu! "pecaroc..re ne, at "u1 ieIl
nrdi .ary': Court ipr the said Districl,te be holdel
:. T.. .rGcin Court liouSe, I'll The 18th day OF
Feb. n;.i. t. shuw cause. If any. why tn" 'Ald
Administrations should not he granted.
Ciy,p unJcr nv hand and seal. tnis 4th day
Of jan, in rhe:ycar of !our Lord one th"l"-
an! .i-ht hundred and si.ty-f"u:, and in TIE
e!:nty-cignth year Of the sovereignty md lnde-
ncna.nce of the State ~ South Carolina.
w. I. pURIS0G, QE.D.
jan st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
B,1rial Cases !

r kern constantly On hand q full stock Of Walnut
and Mahogany COFFINS, which, from ard
,s,sr thus date, will DO sold for CASH, and at
-. "a ,.a sutablc n. the limoi will admit o..
. Tb, use of Tie HEiRSE will be charged for
aSe''s'' JOHN n. WITT.
EdsshelL, 5. c., OCT 10, 1861. IF ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Voodviu@Acadena
Eaa0GaarccTs,
oFFlGE PURCHASING AGENT FOR
ENGEEIri,lJ DISTRICT +,

OFFICE PURCHASING aHEAr u
E~DGEF1rLu DISTRICT,
ElGnplEi.n, G. H.. NV. ~, 1853.
ysyRsUANT 10 urlsr: rceeiys.i f."ln LEAD:
I n,,f,.r.. ail llo,a wln ars 3UrCiihklA"
rEEr CATTLE in nv district ar" ref'"Tr't L"
-; - Permit fr,m his 0;ice 'slicc' .N;"s The rum
.rrr r.quirci m"nli'iy tor th' ',"i,s"iEpt''" 81 90
,,,..a.,, Ih.y mr.. supplying, aai Tho ..:ire al. Nri
, 49,. ~. q; II, whe, purchased. ~ihis-rermii
must accompany The Butcher in rer'"n. Or MS
= .o,i,rrwis, the Beet Will lie saHj"ct 20 s.iS-
"ss"' Eess B@teAor will Is rsqH's,, to a, ~,
nf;iia.;t Of the namher hatrh.roi during the
,n"n.,,' aud the pr.ce ravra Tor the .am".
Tn cq<. of his refusal Is AXE said ]:,iliirvif his
Permit caunut IL. r:nsw Ill. :tny Que B't"a'FinS'
rse.gt h. has a permit, vi! &c held ts99hS'''e
= ~ TnUTtN WATSON.
rurch'g .As't Tor hlselield District:
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pofiav for Sale.

E0R ~. ~: a No. Bay BuNEY.-six years
& nJ. COOL size. we'll propor:iorc'i. in good
cunditinn, aud wurts Gce'y in single or io"hlu
harness. Srli Gar fiu faql,. rr;ee $5Gu. En-
4uir. M THIS Office,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

ESrorrE THE LAws.--The President said
four mouth, ago, that if the absentees would
return to camp We should equal the enemy
in numbers in Tennessee. 1t is now stated
ttst sixty per cent. of Gen. Brags's army was
absent when the recent fights occurred. a
lanentuble story, truly, WAC c fault Is it ?
The dad, and the maim-l. and sick, and
w%ounLed, are. necessarily a5aen. Bat Why
are there any other ahseltees? S,nply b..
csrse RI" laws n; war are MT enforced. En-
force them Wig 'rous!!!? a"i to their utmost ex-
te 1t, aud thu army wall BIZ g:eatly increased.
1t is 10 use to pa; IN re mcn in,u the AIM.
unless measures ar. aG ped to brir4 ha:k
an keen III lhe racks thu-c who already be-
lnag there. Ii nur government "a| "'ly
prouipt IN execu ing It's laws and eniorcl,g
i,s t~areats. matters would nave elan" mnrl'
e;'er and lnuch m're sino ;thly. A lax tha.
is nor strictly e%nt'reel is worse than no law
AZ all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Egypt for Sale.

ys,uE LAND OF CORN AND WHEAT
e"n.aining 2SI Acres, lying three miles
from Edgefieid c. IL. This place needs only to be
seen to be liked.
Being absent in tho arnv Mr.. ". T. Darisoe 4!
authorized 70 act as MY Ascnt in tho sale q ,hs
above place. l.. b. JVAfSVA.
Sell - IS