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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

In a recent letter, after saying that he
takes but little interest in Pres:d ential can
didates, Gerritt Smith says: II do not for
got that many Of my old fellow Abolition
lists accuse me of having been unfaithful to
the anti slavery cause during the rebellion
MY first answer to them is-that to help
suppress the rebellion is the duty which
stands nearest to me, and my second answer
's-that in no was so we'll as in suppressing
it can the anti slavery cause or any other
good cause be promoted. There is not
good cause on the earth that has not an en-
envy in the unmixed mighty wickcdncss Of
this rebellion.''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
The Gold Panic.

Union men were thrown into di.pooden,
ey last Wedn<s asy night. by report tina,
Gold had gone up % $50. Il was at ono.
supposed that some greet disasser had Be
ALLEN our arms. and the esase Of tie coun
Try. OF truth. liberty AMI hsaan,:v va,
getting desperate.
ouch appears not to have besa tha cas-.
Ins psn'c vas cause, BY purely co.mer
s'sl eassss. The gold bill went into ef...
% hat 1ar, b. which he buying Of ,ola
= y delivered u future time w.s pa..i. !.
sssd ssaeraet. ueses Ill purchase, Of rola
nsak = delivered :. the time, which -,
> t1aasaesies entirely different from .nr.
.teias eAasstsssrs prac,iesd On w.,l s,re.,
= aaeipatioa q hat event, s:,r,vd .r.c.
slaeoEs Aaa got tossther vast smorn,, q
- pssasas .ssal. aoa parties Who h,d
- % aal,ssr q thas day. x,re :,
s1feey 9 ~ ,Asy sAsvsa tAeu ne,>
1 10y 49, ~Aat IL, p,,,s
- - 20. viesins Nd sspay What thc,
asked. Ass.a las s. ssnit.aness vsrs % i
naaa q Ensianl. and sk,s, .seansr les :,
lhnaJ 81 asA il NJ ,ss,eel, ses. IL.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

!Constitrtional Amendment Def cate d.
/ The proposed amendment to tho consti,
tuition, whereby slavery was to he foreve,
prohibited in the United States, has been
defeated in the house, after passing the sen
ate b. large majority.
We exceedingly regret the result. though
not At all surprised. All the northern
states, together with West Virginia, Mary.
land, Kentucky, Tennessee. Missouri and
Arkansas are ready to adopt the amend.
ment had it been submitted to them and
thus mighty evil-a sin Of towering mag
nitude would have been eesily, quietly
and constitutionally done away with: But
not so; there is = class Of men in the
country who still love the thrice accused
institution Of satan's ingenious malice, bet.
tor than they love democracy, though in
violation Of the sacred principles they claim
to he democrats.
The vste stood, in favor Of the amend
ment 80 union and 4 de nocrats, against il
81 democrats and one union. Til, union
vote being cast against It for the purpose of
securing the right to move to reconsider
the vote, which was promptly done BY the
union man who vote d against it.
1t requires two third, vote to bass the
amendment, and the union men had only .
majority.
Lot the record stand IS It is made, de
''oerate choice Of slavery against freedom, ,
choice made from pure love Of slavery it.
SELF Yes. let it stand but while it stands
let It blast with social and political death
And 'gnomy the immediate perpetrst ORR n
the act. together with all who approve it.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
EScu FAWE. JuMe 99tI, 1904
NATIONAL UNION TlCKET.
1864.
FOE PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF Illinois.
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Of Tennessee.
Union State Conveu I IN.

A Convention Of the friends Of impartial
freedom who embrace the doctrines set
forth in the platform adopted by the recent
Ba!timo-e Convention, with respect to the
suppression Of the rebellion, the extirpation
'sf slavery from the nation, and its prohibi-
tation in tho future forever, the support OF
the public credit, and the protest against
tho attempt OF any monarchical power to
overthrow republican institutions upon
this continent, And who will also sustain
by voce and vote Abraham Lincoln and
Andrew johnson as the standard bearers
ana representatives Of their principles dur.
ing the pending political canvass. are invi
ted to meet by delegates at Ineersolps
Hall, in St. Paul on Thursday, the 18th day
Of August, ut II O'Clock, .. m. to nominate
four candidates to be supported for Presi>
dental Electors and three for Judges Of the
Supreme Court.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

RIVER CLEAR.-The river at this place is
now clear Of logs. 1t was fine sieht on
rr'd"y evening to see the 'drive" fror
Sauk Rapids, as it swept by and for the
space OF fifteen minutes almost covering the
enure Surface Of the river. A gentleman
looking on laconieally remarked, "There
goes bread and butter for St. Anthony"
1t will be pretty dear "bresd and butter to
somebody, IS the onwner CT the logs asked
from $18 to $50 per NJ. for them at this
place. and wasn't very anxious to sell even
at these fgures.-Ib
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MINNEsorA,l n
County Of Goodhue..l
Mary Jane Mccormick
Plaintiff.
Frederick Mccormick
Defendant.
District Court, First
Judicial District,
Summons.
I. K. S.
$50 cts, Canceled(

The State Of Minnesota, to The above manned
defendant, Frederick Mccormick.
In the name ofthe State Of Minnesota Won
are hereby summoned and required to answcz
the complaint co Of tho above named ),laint;f.
aforesaid court at the City of Red Wins IN sa;;
county, ana to serve copy Of your arawer:
to said complaint on the subscriber Al his ots;ca:
in the city Of Red Wing in said county: within.
thirty days after the SC: vice hereof upon YOU.
e exc ,1 OF the d.y Of such serv;ee and
the time :oresai2 the plai.,titf viii applv to
complaint. Az 'A''' ee'o>
Dated Jr.ne 9th 1874.
FRAN141VEX, .
PaaihAifs~ Attorney
Red Wing, MINI.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

liz noting the nomination of Hon. John
Cochrane by the Cleveland Convention, the
Richmond (Va.) Examiner remarks that he
well remembered In Richmond, as the N.
7. politician who, from the steps of the
Exchange Hotel, declared and vowed, with
solemn appeals to the Almighty, that if the
Federal Government ST. "; ~ stta'n nt to co
ercs the South, he would be found sword
in hand, on the side Of Old Virginia.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

LARGE ARaIVALs or EnIosAx1s -:
emigration from Europe to this mort : : ~ =
Preeedented. No less than 1870 l.nd. a..
here last uesk sl,Eh : : larrer ,rm mr..
than sser arTived il the san1e l.rsth :,
tins. Moreover, The em,er.,;o. + 81. = = :
s s.I eIas:. largely consisting of small
I.llnea.. 4echaaacs or tr.dssmsn. Yet com.
psIsuvs;y .ew become dependent mon The
snaI'..o'e Institutions Of ihs city. 4 I.rre
p.sgO.von - immediately sne.esd 81 n =
1IsA q tanners snd Others wsi. iax q =.
49, ~ nnem. and sl,o pAr their ts.nsporfs.
- y esf. Ihs beaIth u ibe emixr.nts i
- 'ensrkah god. r 1.mes 7d
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
The tight Men in the rich, P,oce.

The tight Men in the rixh, Place.
In times like these We want men Of f,x.
edness Of purpose. Of unw.ivering patriot,
ism. and Of unaioch,ng perseverance Bri,
liant movements, and terrible battles are
very cheering. but Il Is the continual per
sistant hamme,ing away tha. win make
sure y ork. II.
Louis XIV ofFrance said '.he La, .on
will win." It did win, but England had
the last son. Hard blows, continually struck
will surely win.
Gen. Grant knows the import.ne. 81
this and Is determined TO fight il ou. on
this line, lit taxes oil summer" Good for
him: the peop's have confidence in him
that no rsvsfss Of : temporary na,ur. en-
shake. and b i molly supported. Pr,s;-
dent Lincoln IS Of ths sans mind. At tbe
Philadelphia Sanitary Fair he used III f.I
lowing words, words tia. VIII .tr,n.,ben
the condolences the people ALREADY hav, III
him and il the hnal success Of tie c.u., 1
II = pertinent question when j. n;
war 70 end z do noe wish l. n.nne !, A.
when i win end. leat IL eni1 ,henA s..
co0s q The Givea time. W acesp,sua ~.
J. wae-ve ID - hsgin - We ,cct.esal
: y N oeese. nd uhsA that oAiees ~
sseoopaahsS III 1ar Win esd ma I r.
g tod i win Esver sad usstn tha. c};eet i.l
oGe0nn4tahnSA va 49, d. 81 -
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
Dram to al Deficien G les in Goodhue
County.

Dram to al Deficiencies in Coodhue
County.
The following persons have been drafte,
to Ill deficiencies on the former draft &C.
cas'oned by exemptions, on account Of disa
bility.
SILvIoxa1.
d, +. Chase.
HAT CREEK.
< ses naIaer Henry Walters
Hco a, Myei Erastus Boardnan
y'1% N 10Y VIM Lgsrdink
Il NJ Stranahan Io,;. uu,..
Peter Olson
uskan O)son ~
Harry c,oo1 "A'' 1". un,.;.
c:eE s ssne Louis Zimmerman
800 sneen VIM George. jr
iva Ansesnson Anlrew Gunderson
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

BITTEN By A RATTL EsNAKE.- On Friday
last little daughter of MIR. Calvin Briggs.
OF Sank Rapids, aged about four years, was
bitten in tt @ foot in three PAGES. by a rat
tlesnakc. She was playing at the time by
= small stream, in front of her fathers
house. Medical assistance was summoned
and She is rapidly recove1ing.- Ii
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
Crops from Ma;na pr.;-;,

CRoPs.-Farmers from Maine Prairie re-
port that crops arc looking in fine condition
The rain Of Sabbath wet the ground Thor
ougbly to the depth Of five inches. and tn
good effects are plainly perceptible. Thcy
also say that with one or two more showers
they will have good harvest In this neigh,
borhood. wheat has, since the rain, almost
doubled its hcight.-G. Cloud Democrat.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

ihe rebel General Jones. at Charleston.
having placed a number o. our captured
oa1cers in quarters where they are exposed
to the lire Of our guns. eur military author
t,es have taken an equ,l number of rebel
o,ncers Of like rank in our hands and placed
them IN Similar positions of danger from
the lire OF rebel guns. The rebels will find
that such games can 10 played by US a
well as by them.-Chicago Journal.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

C:oart, vi M - District Court, First
'un'. VI ~osatAa''' Judicial District
amanda NJ. Eastnanand , s,,nmons
N, l.. Eastnsa1Ahhr husband
vs. i
partners ass. and j.. Giles. t- w J.
DedaEdAnts
The State Of Minnesota to- the above named
ae1endsntt Salsnel Giles aad John Giles.
! on ana each Of you are hereby summoned
s shaa REQUIRED to answer the complaint of tho
arc We: named plaintiffs which is filed in the
eihee Of the clerk oi,ths Dist riot Court ofsaid
zoe county at Red Wing in said county
aas, 10 serve eooJs. OF your answer to the
saia complaint apo;, the Subscribers or either
in end co1 e1e'r the city OF Ro Wing
service hereof unenyo,r enclosure Of the d.v sn9
saoh service and if You FIJI, to answer the said
COM laInt within tia time aforesaid the su;5
pla'ntitfwil apply to the court for the re I
'c m lhed IN the sta:if complaint.
HARRrN.R RLsToL with FRANK fvEs
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

A nice drove Of sheep. passed through
town Yesterday morning. We should Judge
there were about 300 Of them. Destination
Minnesota River Valley.-Witon County
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

n The Atlanta ga Appeaz, in an article
on the prospect of peace, pays a high com
pliment to the Peace Democracy Of tho
North. 1t says Every successful blow
we strike is so much bone and muscle to
the arm which under tho training of Long,
Harris, VOORHEES,, and ValIandigham, is pre-
pairing to strike at the North
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
DUBUQUE, June "a.

The Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair has
realized abou; sixty thousand dollars, and
large proportion Of the donations are still
nnsold.
The attendance is large, and the Far will
be continued until the middle, and perhaps
until the last, Of next wrek.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

-. pu"',shed the following extra
At On early hour this morning, 49,
we have just received information that
on the 18th, Hooker attacked Lost Nom
tain and carried portion OF The roho,
works, capturing over ], 900 prisoners ANA
~ cannon. About 400 Of the prisoners 81.
nere nov. and others are expected soon.
Schofield. 1t the Same time, attacked and
captured Pine Hill. 1 highland hstve.n
Lost and kenesaw Mountains, from the to,
OF which Sherman counted the ho,,e.. ~
Marietta. The rebels were driven f.o,n
Their works At the point Of tle b.yonet and
many we're captured. The position was
subsequently, abandoned BY our forces.
4 note st mex on : bsyonet, found an The
held: note the following inscription !: .You
ID Yankee SINS b-hs have killed orr
old Gen. Polk ''s1 ou'
The rebel lines are very strong extepd;nv
rom Lost Mountain to Black J.rl 49,
lain. TINS covering both Na.ieft. 81 ~. ~.
Faiirnsd. Theirs ars runners Of ! ha1fi. -, =.
Inc 18th. bat We hare received no conar..
lion d il. - So' ''l7 ~
nm inlonned u liz editor 81 ~. ~
Est Gen. Webster, Gen. Sherm.rs~ 1 r.:1r
! : stan, g charge of The headquarters 4
. : e'sy, = g TseeIp. Of letter lron Gen
on late date, II wh,eh .llus;on
nas1s 9 ~ Te6e1 positions II front 81 n
- 60essnan statss thAt o. hfhk
saossas-e pslhsd With sTsat 49, q mi
,e1se Ct our line. hays 1esnItad n de,elo-.
= u hnesf the es,ssDy ltpn Ioaf 1fa.s.I
~ g Blsck Jaek Mounsain, to Is r.. 81
Iange o. hills ID lis0t of Marietf.. -, /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27
LOOMS! LOOMs!! LOOMS!.!!

rINHE subscribers having bought the right for the
= counte. Of Orange, Chatham, Wake, Granville,
Person and Caswell, to make, use and sell Kendalls
celebrated
:. Family Hand or Power LOOms,n
are now engaged in putting them up for sale. This
loom is great invention. II is easily kept in order
and with proper attention, will weave from fifteen TO
thirty yards Of cloth per day, accoidingto The kind
and quality Of the cloth woven. No looms make
better cloth They weave thick OF Thin, as may be
dc sired, from the drawing in, simply by chang
ing the freddie strings. which can be done in ten mi
nutes. Plain Cloth, Double Plain, Jeans, Tweeds
Sattinet, Blanket Twill or Sarge, Fustan, &C.. may
be woven. Also double width and seamless bags, il
the warp is prepared for that purpose. ANY Perss1
who knows how 10 warp, beam and draw in the warp
WE'LL in the common Icons, can successfully operate
on these looms at once They work with crank,
and are easily worked by boy or girl fifteen years
old. They can be worked by hand, water, steam or
horse power,
Owing to the high price Of labor, material, &c, a
limited number Of looms will lie put up. Orders viii
be filed in the order that they came
The price Of these looms before the war, for horse
power, was 500. We will sell them al the same
now, If paid in provisions. wheat, -four. corn, bacon
Lard, &c. at old prices, or their equivalent in bank
Stats, or Confederate bills.
GEO. ". PUREFOY,
X. b. SANDERS.
1 Chapel Hill. N. G.
April 0. 4e-s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27
NOTICE-SoLDlRRs

pERsoNs having relations in The Army who b.,.
= been killed o. have died Of disease, and having
sonnsies for lheirservices can have
the same promptly collected BY applying To me !, nv
c. L. PARISH.
P..s. have received from the Governmrn,,h., =.
gulations containing and tho,, nj.
ing the claims in my hands may rely tha, they W..
be collected ass0On as THEY can be audited.
Z. Z. PARISH.
hPhi 20 % sr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27
RUNvT CAUGHT.

! ppREHENnFl lodged il Jill in HILLSIDE
"A .anah oran- ,ty, N. c., on the lTh day
Y pass,sarr a., fro man who calls himself
HENRY, and ais nc 'p usa " o ~, ,o,,s
a -. nu;,ain the right hip. quick spc
"a ss,v sma ad on when caught gray
coat, black pants, noii's."aus ~. sap' ~ -
1870 pounds. The' san .s ~ ~" ~ ro's
property and payf',c aTrrIsII sheriff
March 2.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27

MIlRY NECESSITY:
u No, ,.ny,hing except for cash. PieaAe
IA na,.a,k 81. Cali and settle.
Pr y.usy.u will DO ~elli0 pay be's's
the cath IL Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27
THE HILLsBoRoUGa RECORDER,
fs prntI.uEp wfrELr
nv DENNIS uEARTT.

Terms. - Five Dolla,s year. II paid n 20,
vance; Five Dollars and fifiy Cents. u mol rss
within three months; o. s Dollars, u delayed uPn
Ill the expiration of The year.
No paper will be discoDiinuedontl ell aHeafase'
ere paid, unless si the option 81 he publisher.
No paper will be sent TO new subscribers out q lns
Stale unless payment Is made 10 advance, o. 500
poison In the state shall become responsibility
Advertising RATES for The Re order.
Advertisements not exceeding iouneen hncs -
dollars for The fnt, and one dollar Tor eaeh supssq.
insertion longer ones 10 proportion. Coun su.s1
,nsr,s ,renty.fye DER cent. higher. A deduction
oneshird will be rnsde 20 advertisers By The yen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27

CALL And SEE.
WE are receiving in part the following necessary
w and desirable Goods, which We will sell o.
ANAL advance, for cash only:
sery handsome Black shawls,
GOO wards A. BIeachel shifsings,
400 wards "a Fancy Cagco,
500 wards Black and White ditto.
$50 Yards Dark Fancy duo,
500 wards 49, Light Fancy ditto,
Colored and white Pocket Handkerchief,
200 dozen Coais's spool Cotton,
400 Ibs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper.
llI2 Ibs. Cooking Sods,
Sc doz. Goat skins fOr Boots and Ladies shoe''
rs bags Dry Salt,
go he. Epson Salts,
and many other desirable ariis.e'.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD y Gu.
February 3.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27

March ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-27
- 'vs . @
Corion Merchants,
mnnaRoUGMs n. G.

T-uu The londay in each month 70 'ea
al food and ,s on hand te the Decessi'ou' Of
Orange At cos
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
6nYW.F. DURIs0Is, Esd, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District. :.
Whereas, John A. Mack, has applied 30 mo
for Letters of Administration, with tho will an
uexcd, on nil and singular the goods and chat
teis rights andcscdits of Nathsa frotter. lats Of
tho District aforcsaid, dcc,d. .s,s..
These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular, tho kindred and. creditors OF the
said deceased, to be aud appear before me, ut our
next Orlinary's Court tor tina sold pistrict 20 90
bolden st Eagofeld C. f., on the 18th day OF
Dec. noxt, to shoss causc, If any, why the said
aanninisiI ation saos,ld not be granted.
Given urder my. hand. and seal, this asth day
Of Nor in the, yyN,r. Of our, Lord ono YnonsaDt
e;ebt hundred and Sixty -fsur, and IN tho eighty
ninth yenr of Tho Independence of South Caro-
lima. W.f. " niao"' o1'so
- Nov 2S ~ ,4o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
State of South Carolina,
EnGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
EbY ". F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas George B. Mills, has applied to me-
for Letters of Administration, on all and singular
tho goods and chhttels, rights and credits of
c. N. Gardner, late of the District afOrssaid'
decd.
These are, therefore, to citc md admonish all
said deceaaed, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for.tho said District to DO
holden Mt Edgefeli Court House, onsts$ sth day
of Dec. ne 1t, to show cause, if any, Why the
said administration should notbe granted.
Given under my hand and seali this 26th day Of
Nov. in the year of our. Lord enc thousand
eight hundred snd sixty.four, and in the oighty-
ninth year Of the Independence of s. Carolina.
". F. DURISoE, o.gn.
Nov % 2t 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
Medical Notice.

SWyE, the undersigned Physicians Of Edge6eld
w Village, beg leave to- inform tho citizens
of this vicinity. that, in consequence Of fhedifi.
Guilty obtaining subsistence, we have received
practice in future. ONLY FOB TIE. .NEEDFtL
SUPPLIES. Ws,rill therefore return to our old
established charges to be paid'in provision at
old priccs-and, in all casea, to bo delivered 30
us. - -. - ;;.ls.. -
We will charge .nOn-producers In the same
ratio (in currency or according to their circun-
stances.
j. F.. GRIFFIN,
4, M. w. BURT,
. : n. W: ABNEY,
-. g; J.. MINIS.
Edgefeld Q. a.; Nov 20. 1854. If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
no Rent,
Land to Rent.

VxyILL be. rented to tho highest bidder on
w FRIDAY, tho 9th December -nexf, the
TRACT OF LAID belonging tG 'ne Ts;s Ss,a1es o.
embraces an bra @ two i,aproyemontB-the buildings on
each being we'll aTnn ecd and comfortable. Thcro
is suff oiency Of Land under cultivation to work
''e'', '.'s : L. P. RUTLAND, Adm'or.
Estate G. W. Rutfand:-
EMSLEY LOTT, 4
H. NJ. SATCHER,
.A1ors Est W. "A. Rutland.
>Nns O bt = AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
Notice.

n FeREwARN all persons from trading for
Il two NOTES given by me to u. u. Mays, as /
havo presented tho mOncy and demanded tho
Notes. They were given in July OF August'6S.
both for about! Thirteen. HUNDRED Dollars, and
one of them, has crodit Of five or six hundred
doldfs. can provo that he acknowledges that
he was TO take Confederate money for the proper
ty I bought from him. The trade was made In
July, or August 1868. \. HlLIuN.
= Nov 23 g. a8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-07
The Edgefield Female
COLLEGE.
} Ar EDGEATEIn r u {

AT EDGEaIELD C. n. S. C.
vTsHE next Scholastic year of this Institution
II will commence Ion MONDAY; tho Sd
OCTOBER, and will be. divided into two scs:
sions Of Twenty weeks each.
TERMS PER SESSION. ~
Tuition, in Collegiate Department, $4,000
Academic 1000
Primary :. I" 5000
French; 5000
Music, including use of Instrument 5000
Board, including Fuel md Lights, 10000
in the present currency, or Sl2 per month if
= paid in nproyisionS at old ratCsa
Planters and farmers nho send thoir daughters
will be required to pay for their Board in waolo
or in part in provisions.
Some Of the citizens of the town have kindly
consented to board pupils at the same rates when
the rooms Of. the Principal harn been filed
Bearders must furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillow cases. blankets or comforts, coverlets hand
quested to bring their School books With them.
Payments for each Session will be required in
advance. :.
Rev NJ. W. SANS, Pn1NcrpAL.
ave viii give tho following prices for the ser-
eral articles mentioned below, although some of
thcso prcos are higher than were paid in this
15c; pork neat Sc; ,tallow 1S@15c;- beef 5@sc;
mutton 50@75 per quarter; -four SD per barrel;
corn and peas $1;sweetspota.oes 50@75 Pr bush
ell ). fowls l5@25c. piece; turkeys $l,6o9S2 q
pair; syrup 50@75c per GAL; salt 5o@f6c per
bushel eggs l23@15c' por doI; fodder ard hay
81 por 1O0:lbs; wood 50 q four horse load.
Edgefold, Aug % If So