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Pick.ns Ru;le. VISITS.

We record to day upon the list Of Carolipa's
honored and ini,aortal deaa, the namo Of serst.
PicHExs 3grLEn WATTS. Among tie mlay whose
epitaph. II di.a in e.cfarce Of my country" is
more lasting ,Lan BRASS more enduring t an
marble, Is the heroic and devoted man whose
name stands aboYe. He was soa OF RICHARD
WATTS, Esq.,sof Salula, Laursns District, and q
msmbOr OF Capt. j. BLYTHE ALLs7ox's Company
of the 9th Regt. s. w. On tho 24,h of Juno
1861, nsar Petersburg, white acting as Licutcn-
ant aad commanding Company, ho mot hi.
doath as tho hands OF the Northern foe. His
Company and comrades hoHoYsr, supposed him
osptured, and not uatil within the last month,
has tia sad truth basn fully established. He is
deil, dead while yet in the, Joyous aush of
youth. His pob!s life has passed like teie
that is told"-"as watch in the night" shsrt-
ly boforo tho breaking out Of .ho war, Sergeant
w Arts married. nne Of El:sacld'5 faircst maid
ems, and We, os r lser-l1. elaim the sad but
proud privilege os os,ningin: our 'cara with tliu:e
os Laarsns over tho l2ss OF ono good, So.
brave, so :rue His s.; name that lslongs heps.-
forth "a tSe history Of the doar. land that has
bo-u waterei with h. blood. l. IL the rich inher-
tancc CT thoss haa:ts nov Lleading, that hava
made tho costly sacrifice az husband father,
son, n brp:lor, tothe cause CT .Loir,csuntry.
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For the Advertiser.
oArLAsp, EaarrIELp DISTRICT, s. G.,
Ssscmbcr 18th. 1864.

OAKLAND, Ea0cF1HLD DISTRICT, >. V.J
November 18th, 1864.
Ms. EDIron :-As have just arrived home on
farl0ush Of disability from effect of wounds,
from the 18th Regiment, s. C. ", and those har-
ing relatives and friends in that sonmsnd, hay
ing net been able to hoar frem them in some
time, owing TO the aaturo Of tho recent campaign,
permit me, through ycur cslumns, to stats that
vixen left this srlny, which was three weeks
ago, the health Of the 18th Regiment wis very
good, aaa th,msnin slse Of fne5ririts. LETT the
eommsnd-ia North Western Alabama, en- route
for Tsnnelsee. Notwithstanding ths arduOus
duty we had to perform Or the march from Pal
mclto, Ca. to Gadsden, Ala, tho troeps stood 1t
manfaliy, and we're in spirit of new encourage
msat, believing ths. the plans of Gems. HocD
and BEAUREaAnD would cause tho caMrsisn to
be tho mort sucsca,fu. oLe of the war.
While Immediately in sIEnhAH's rear in our
operations, We tore up 10 miles Of Railroad and
captured Dalton with 600 aegrosI, sill Of rkom
wsro dressed in Yankee bluo. Capt. McCAsLIY
was in command CT opr Regiment during The
march, Col: SHAW and Mnj. Wsl7E not having
returned to the command. During tie march, in
rkirmishins we lost ono man killed and three or
four wounded.
I'm glad to say the Adeerti,er comes very
regularly, and uA in tAe command, as we'll as
myself ara as cager to see 1t as though i. we're (,
messise fron somc loved one, or "sviot heart
If you plca,e. And ii tho raymnster will ecme
around in tine, at tho oxpiratiot Of my sub
acripEon, you may look out for another Y for its
continuation.
In reference to the condition Of the whole az
my VIXEN left, notwithstanding the hsrdrhips Of
the campaign, the troops were all loskius we'll
and in the best Of spirits. They were receiving
new supplies of clothing, blankets and shoes;
and thore was mere talk CT pushing on fer Ten
neaseO than of hcme or furloughe. Ono day,
while riding along The column, Gen. EooD OBJ
serred, /" men Il I carry you into Tennessee and
raGons get acsrce, will yos help me mako bread,
end carry your critters in yorr- pocketai" All
re espenGeil aloud that they Foula.
On my way homo, saw that therO we're great
corn crop. in the States OF Mirsiaippi ard Ais-
bama-m plsoes Germ selling sor but one dol
lnr per busAsl. AMI would advise any ore .
croskins about our present. condition, TO take a
trip ont west for his health, and if:ho will sur
vivs long enough to roach thoao rich valleys be-
tween Selma, Ala, anl Demopolis OH th, Tom
bigby river, hs will become s0ariacFtthat there
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ErfaHl Yankees,

They seem TO bo everywhere; they actually
'cover tho land like tho locusts in Egypt. Zen
have been lodged in our j"il sinca Friday night
last--ajl fugitivcs from Columbia. What aro
the authorities kere ding, that tkcy allow. this
thing? What m.nacr If gusri do they place
o7or thes. prisoners?, The latter say that ths
.aa,d can tc sriG.d ca slY. 1ui IT anS iin,aT Thi;
yna 10 40: believe. Nnioahted'y however, there
+ srsat u:ismanagenient Of .Lis matter in coum-
bta Were not our paaplp through tho country
so commercially vigiian. in arrcsting theso va
giants, great evil might be tho result Of their
wandoriuga. The ten now in custody in our jail
aro about to be returned to Columbia. Two
runaway negroes wsrc brought IN with thcr-onc
of whom had boon in the woods fo- thrue years.
: P.S.-Sin:e tbs abS%e was written, six more
Of thesS Yankee worthless have been ,pprohcnded
and brought ir--by CARSON WApnEa Esq., as
s:stod by four or Eyo of nis. slaves. Tho faith
fulness cf tho lattsr certainly deserves reward
!. purss shoul,l-be made mp fer them. Th, mat
te,-the Etraggi.ss Of Yankee prisoners a:l over
the couatry-i' becoming vsry seriSSias. Look 70
it in Columbia!
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conference Appointments.

At tho lato meeting Of the Methodist Confer
sncc, resently held Mt Neuberry, s. c., we notice
Tint tho following appointments were made for
Cokcibury District for the year 1855:
Rev. S. II. BROWNE, Presiding Elder.
ceksabury circuit-w. T; M0uaon.
AbSsville circnit-T. G. Herbert, ]. Att.say.
Ninety-six circuis-A. L. Smith.
salnda River Miission--W. IF. Law.on.
Map!eton circuit-T. S. Dsnisl.
..EdscG.id-W. A.. Clarke.
Drller circuit-P. L. Hernan.
Nowberry-J. W. Humbert.
Nswberry Circuit-J. II. Zimmerman, one to
be supplied.
Lower saluda River Missions. Town,tnd.
LaIrons Circuit-w. A. Mcswain, R. Little.
Piekens Circuit-J. H. C. Mckinney.
Pondleton circuit--ThonssH H. Edwards, J. M.
Carlisle.
andcr.on-S. B. Janet.
Andersen Circuit chri.topher ThoIna-on..
Chaplain 1ts N. C. Rcgiment-W. c. Power.
Chaplain 14:h Ga. esim0nt-Alex. W. Moore.
cokestury sehool-J.H sturtevans, Reetcr:.
The Rev. j. n. Pickett. bse been continued a:
GraniteYillc.
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For the Advertiser.

.tor the hQTortlker.
Tho following contributions are thankfully ac-
knowleds.d for two weeks ending EOv:-2sth:
Miss S Kooa, 1 bottlc.repPeE rinegaEs
Mr., jas Rainaford, II lbs beef, onions, jugs
milk.
Mrs John Rsinsford, bu,hcl turnips and but
ternilk.
Mrs J A Bland, doz pr socks, 100 ibs aour, !
bag turnips.
Mrs E Watson, lba pork.
Lizzie Perrin, l string pepper.
Or G Hora, Or beef.
Mrs Strothcr, or mutton.
Miss II J Dell, pr socks.
M-s f Nina, bushsl potatoes.
Msj G A Addison, bushel meal, pisce pork,
peck potatoes, 2 cabbasss.
Gov Pickens, lvsd wood.
PR Blaloek, l load wool.
Mrs. D Williams; turkey, 2guinea fowls,
kid, 40 lbs -four, 4lks butter, bush poaa, bush
grist, so lbs cotton.
Mrs Jas Hatcher, ham, basket potatoes,
basket turnips, lbs lard.
Mrs Il Hughes, basket h,rnips, pig.
Mrs Jas II Mins, 100 -four.
. MrsR Bryan, bush potatoea.
Miss Mamie Powell, 5 pr sacks.
Mrs Vim Gregg, 81. L rr asckF, 500.
Mrs Chsfse, $50; Mr. Msrivcther $50.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pres. s. H.A.
Mns. EBERT BLAND. sec'ry Treas'r.
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EysRYpopY pur ME.-The Legislature of.

EVERYBODY pur ME.-The Legislature of.
Georgia, saystAe Savannah Republican, have
presented spectacle TO he @ofld.that they
shaou!d be Assumed of. In their potency as
t...s:.,..rs, tl:e5 i,o7o. pt.t Everybody in the
service and caf!:d al 10 Lit, 'front.' and coo!ly
exempted taem4clvts, AID that wica'the en-
emy were GirtctlT in their lace and even
ruurini; them rroE. the capital. Snch l.ir',
otlsm Hcw can any man who voted Tor
the exclusive dose go Icmc aud face his hon.
est ncig!.bors and constituents? Was there
no scrse of shame left among them, that they
should thns by lsgal enactment Of their own
declare the State in imminont peril, and then
relieve themselves from, I'll obligation to de-
fsnd their altars and 6resides? Shame on
such conduct, aid let all the people cry,
Shame.
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Keen Quiet.

For two days past, our town hss boon filled
With wild rumors-sll TO the efoct that the ish.
kees have crossed the Savannah River below
Augusta. and are aboutto raraso our District.
Some fem peoplo-cspccially some ladies who are
in great degree >unprotcctoa-haye been, and
still are, terribly alarmed. This is exactly the
state Of things Lhermen WAITS to bring ABOUT
whifo his petty squads of cavalry make 4 fcint
here and &feint thc.o, throwing the whole corn-
try into wild excitement, no will try 10 avail
himself of the universal confusion by slipping
safely through to the sea.hors. Keep quiet by
all means, and donot think # leaving your homes
and property.
At the ,imy we write, We ars assured thst tho
Yankees bar; not crossed the river. For m"ny
days to coao, our community will probably be
harrasssd with rnfounded rumor,. We cxhor'
our people TO. fortitude and self-porsession:
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.De.truc,iveFire

On Tuesday night, 2:a iust, tho dwelling house
Of our much esteomed fcllow-e;tizsn, sEsEoN
sriLSAsEE, Esq, living nsar Tho upper edge of
the District, was entirely consumed by Ere. The
Gre broke out in tho garqt, whore Mr.. g. was
having shoes mado for his fac.ily snd slaves, and
prorol go fierce aud raZins'that the Sleeping in
mates barely escaped. OF all the furniture, 8
piano alons wa saved. Beside his house, furni-
turo, ard large quantity Of produce stored in
hi, cellar, Mr. SrALnAEEn, lost betweon thirty
aud f'riy thousand dollarsia ready money and
.nosSs. This isa sad disas:e. at any timo; in
hose days it is fearful beyond imagination. #
our old and popular friend has done, or ever did
DO, anything 70 deServc such visitation, none of
his neiGhbors or friend, know of it.
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Medical Notice.

yXyE, the undersigned Physicians of,Edge6eld
W. vllage, beg is.ye to iasy.m to . s,sissn' s;f
eulty Of obtai.ing fubsistanes we have resolvedto
practice in future ONLY FOR THE NEEDFU UL.
SUPPLIES. We will therefore return to our old
established dschasge5 to .be pn:i in frty:siea at
old prccs-ard, in all cases, to- be delivered to
We will charge non-rroduoers in the some
ratio ti1 currency or according to their circan-
stapcea. mr,cr,
J. F. GRIFFIN,
Il. ". BURT,
NJ W. ABNEY,
E. ]. MINIS.
: Edysaeld,C. H., Nor 20, 1864. # ,'49
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@y- At The Lord Mayors banquet Londor, |
Palm,ratcn said he truslei that the contending
parties n america would soon fndit bstter, to
BE- recpncilsd than to fight, and that the disfutes
which have delugei tho American contipsnt with
blood will bo settled with nmiosble arrangements
between themselves.
&s- The Mississippi Baptist State Convention
has purchased the Laudcrdalo Springs, with
riew Of making it home for the education and
maintenance of destitute widows and Orphans.
Ms- The project of The emigration Of 100000
Irirh to- Spain, with the object Of there settling,
assumes each day nors likelihood Ct srecesa, st
l5ast from tn; information worth Of credit which
e,ire to US. Negotiations with tho old cabinet
are going on. -
Hon. ". r. W. Cobb, the member of Congress
who. was expelled few days ago, w.s killed re-
Gently in North Alabama, by the accidental di..
charge OF sne of his oMn pistols. lie has fer
some time past been consorting with the Yankees
and was not long since in Nashville. Ills Yam
kec ffi.nds had prcsented hin, pair of pistols,
which he wore upon lis person. Ono. Of them
dropped to The ground end went of, the ball pen
strating his bowola and coming outat his back,
causing death.
sy Late intelligence from Petersburg says
/" The Quartermsstef's Department ia Issuing fall
supplies of blankets ard clothing, and the Com
mis.ary Department full rations of provisions.
Tho msn arc comfortable and in coed spirits. :.
%s- The Chicago Journal says, a furioughed
officer Of Shermans staff, states that he has been
| ordered, whom his leave expires, to r0ioin his
command at Savannah.
@s- On Tuesday night the 23d, FIVE car loads
OF cotton were ,tOtnlly destroyed by FIRE, on the
South Carolina Rail Road near Hamburg. LoHs
| about 900. SO says the ChrOnicle.
@s Tho Russian Minister at Washington has
been ordered by the Gear to so to Mexico to con-
graduate Mayimilian.upOn his quiet accession TO
tao.throns. The Ysnkco papers do not like this.
! ~ The Charleston Courier announces black
frost on Tuesday, and says the physicians are
advising I'll absent citizens that they eah now
return With safety.
ar Mcclellan having rssi:ncd bis cemmis-
siou in the TankOO army, project is on foot in
New jersey to elect him to represent that State
in tho Yankee Senate. :
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of sn order from ". j. Durisoe, Or
u binary, Twill sell at the late residence of
JAMES II. WHITE, decd., on THURSDAY,
tho 9th Oscosabsr next, all tho personal Estate
Of said ascsaaed, consisting of
FOUR NEGROES,
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, i.
CORN, FODDER, PEAS, SHUcKs,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Blacksmith aad Plantation Toola, &c.
TERMS.-THslve month. credit with interest
from day of sale. Note and apprsyea security
will be required. -.
MARTHA Z. WHITE, Adix.
Nov 23 s2t 40
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Fer the Advertiser.
Knfice.

Tho Committee on the Education Of solaiera'
Orphans, appointcd'st tho last. Session OF the
Edgsfold Association, will meet Mt Edgefefd
villsge, on Saturday the 18th Of Dcc, at II A. a.
This Brethren will please come prepared to
spend the Sabbath with us. BY reporting to
Brethren G. L. PEsN, z. ]. MIas. and b. c.
BRrAs, they will bs assigned tOplsasant homes
during their stay. A full attendance is earnestly
desired. L.R GWALTNEY, chsirmsn.
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Attempted Escape Of Federal Priso-
nHIS.

SALISBURY, November s5.--Tbs Federal
prixoaersconG here made an attemps te'
s:ape, about 2, o'clock to-day, cccasioning
some excitement. They attempted 10 seize
the srms ofthe guard on duty .ithin The
walls, and in several cases succeeded. Hay
ing disarmed man, they thrust him through
with ti;e bayonet: two Of our .guard were
killed and several wcurded.t The ppapei
guarsi witnessing these demonstrations, open
T.! fire on the prisoners with nhsl!etr7 a.
two lie'd pieces Charged with canister, killing
and woarding -some itr.y or fifty. Order was
restored ard the guilty ones nave been fet-
rstea oat. Altdfiotnom.
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.Enrolling Cmce,

EDGEFIELD, 8. c., Nov. ssth, 1864.
n ALL Persons in this District between II
Es and 49, anu 40 aud so (subject to duty in tho
Rescrres,}wbo areat homo without written fur
Ioughs from thoi- commands, or written papers
from this Office, ara hereby notified that il they
do not report III person at this 0dee, AID get or
s-rs and transportation to 60 to their conmsads
before Tuesday, the 9th of December prox, their
names will bo published as "a5sont without
lcsyc." Orders have already been issued for tho
arrest of all suck persons .s mentioned above
+. r. MOSES, Jr, 2
=. Lieut.. & Enrolling Officer.
.Noy % 1t 49
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EnroHing Office,

EDGEFIELD, S. c., Nov. 2Sth, 1854.
n ALL members Of the Supporting Force in
10 this Districtare hereby strictly ordered to
arrest, wherever found, and bring TO this Chico,
all persons in this District between II and IS.
and As and SO (eubject to duty in the ReserYes)
who a.sa. homo, without written farlcugns from
their corapsldf, o. from this.otice.
F.J. MOSES, JR,
:, qs.. Lieut. { Enrolling Ofieer.
Nov. %, g 1t 4s
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Not a Moment to be Lost.

Many citizans request us to call q meeting an
to-day "wednesday, Goth Nor,) in the Court
House, at eleven o'clock A. b., with reference to
more complete organization for military, police,
and patrol duty. The citizens of the village. s.aud
surrounding vicinity are urgently exhcrtcd to be
present On the occasion. by timely rrecsution
and efficient Organization, uatold mischief may be
avsr.ed. Tho time has certainly como to be un-
lirirsly wasohtui and siocpIcssiy vigilant.
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ENR0LLING OFFICE,

EDGEFIELD, s. c., Nov. 2sth, 1864.
r ALL meubers of tho Supporting Force in
70 tnis District are hereby strictly ordered to
arrest; wherever found, and bring to this office,
all free malo persons of color in this district,
between the ages Of 18 and 90, -.sse-.s~.s
II. THESE men are needed, and tie Supporting
Force is earnestly erhorted to Take prompt action
in tho premises. F.J.3loSES, Jn,,
Lieut.. & Enrolling ofiosr.
Nov, 90, II 70
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w The corol.s;an says: ",cen;lsmsn iro:a
cLurle4t.n r,ate hats reper' Ens reached thu.
city to the slect thst a-fret zoo vessels has ar
riys.l at Hilton Head. Their Object probably
is to act 10 conjunction with tho army Of ssur-
mpp,"
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Is corn spficieI in those vallies alone, to er-
courage without hazard the beginning Of ano!! er
four years fight. So, then letus al be ncwiy
encouraged, to fight OF, TIL w7 have gnnsa "h"t
wo set CIT r-"inAependence, freedom ard
'ibs.ty.". E. 5. ABNEf'
Co. D, 10th s, C. Eegt. 4
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;zS' i Eie:nond-cor pondeat says: Gers.
Lee and Lonsalreet were both at church ye.ter-
day, Looking fOely, as if things uero working te
taoir satisfaction. Lcngstrse. has grown TO be
a, enormous nlan, and Lee is by no 1scans puny.
His step is as active and light as boys. Every
body resar Is Linn US equal to two or three dezeu
administrations such as ne are blessed NTH.
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Notice.

a LIZ persona are forcrarned from trading for
IA certain NOTE, {belicvcd to be under scal)
given by me to Sterling Freeman, Executor Of the
will of D. P. Self decd, for Se25o,oo. nits y.
data on or ab.ut the I'd Dee. 1868; with interest
from dato, and duo twelve monthscaftsr date, rs
,he consideration thereof has partially failed,
and I do not intend to pay the whole amount
thereof unless compelled ty law.
G. J. SHEPPARD.
Nnv o. SIS - 4S
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Fair Warning.

Ali persons isacbted fer :ubss tiption to the
Aduerti.er arc ns.ifed tb.s NO paper will bs sent
sf.or the lst January rext ualesa paid for III ad-
vance. Those in arrears will therefore please
tsHs duo notice, and act accordingly.
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Strayed,

:. A FINE largo black and white spotted BOAR
IA nps both cars cropped and split, with sh'r.
tail. He was last seen o, Shaw's Crees. Auj
information concerning ,sid Botrwill be than IS
fully received. M. D' w mESh En-
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DUR1soE, KEEsE & CO.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to ele ADVERTISER for one
war EIGHT; r;po;.LArs IN advance For Six Months
FIVE; DOLLARS.
apysgrIsEMENTs viii be inserted ri FIVE
DoLLaG5 per Square 20 mnon lines or,less) fpf oaca
insertion advertisements without instructions as TO the
number of lines . be inserted, will DC pubiissed un
fo:bid. and charged accordingly
Announcing Candidates. for any. .oflco Of honor or
croft. TWENTY. DOLLARS, to be paid before tho an
coanccmant is published
OBITUARY notices, Trib,i:es Of Respect or any conmu-
cation pcrsonal in its aspre, win be rated IS adver-
..,acats AMI charged accordingly
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1rciacnt Of Refugee life in Edgehcld.

Incident Of Refugee life i'll kdgeheld.
Refugee lady has ten in falnily-her store OF
bacon is, to put tho BEST face upon 1t, hsiittd-
kind neishbor sends her mesa Of scans-reiuseo
lady cuts biz of bacon whsrewith to savpr the
b.ans-sail bit appears iafnitessimaliy- small,
but leaYes u fearful ohasm in the main pioec--
beans and bacon como on tho isble-rsfugce lsdJ
cats bacon into ton slices, so that each member
of her household may eat and be illsG-tskes
one portion of beans and bacon 20 her sister Gan
other refugees lady OF visit to her) who is too
unwell to como to table-refugee No. remarks,
after eating her beans that they would havo
been better, boiled with lille bacon-Iefuseo
30. tells herdhcy nere boiled With bacon, aad
that.a,slice of the bacon had been brought her
refugee No. 2 s::orts with increduliiy-reingee
No. takes most solemn oath. Alas the sick
lady had swallowed tbs skadowy slice without
knowing it-a ga:tronomic feat rot entirely con-
inxl to r.rugeeS. tenth muiety Of the bneon
hsa psssed down her throat without eren rciuind-
Ing a.r OF swfne.Nesh. DR.. H1HsENAs2 hiMFel!,
tho :=.her Of Homeopathy, could not persuade us
that that slice did, or could do, anJ good. Sciu-
gee lady tells the tale with as much slee rs il
she we're still OF Acs island homc, surrorndcdb by
n hundred slaves.
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We have bosn rcquested By Captain A.
IoSEs to announce thatEis Company, the Turkey
Creek Beat, mill parade On Saturday ro1s at tho
residence of Mr.. L. S. JoRxson.
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THE ADVERTIs
JsNEs I. BAC0lz, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. go, 1854.
$40 per Annun.

T1eln and after The LIST D:eesaber, the subs.rip-
lion price TO the Adesrfise,- will be TEN roLuARs
PER AsSuM IN ADVANCE. Those who prefer
to pay in provision, ut old prices, can have the
4drertiser at Ono Dollar per year.
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For Tax Collector.
The Many Friends of D. A. ]. BELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector at the nsyt election.
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Will also be IL Hamburg cn. the 2Ist cx5llt-
si.olJ for those Of our .eldiers in camp at thss
place.
My Books will then close, and all dsfaaltors
reported. The Alsc.sor will DO Hith me and re-
cciyo returns from those who have not been as-
sesssd, and will also receive tho reinrns Of quar-
tsrly aalcs for tks quarter ending LIST Oct: 1884.
II. T. WRIGHT,
Collector for 18th Collection District.
Ncv % It lS {.
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Notice.

n WILL have SHOES mado, in good style, at
Il thi, Village, at the following prices, VIZ :.
Pegged Shoes, $500; Sewel. Shoes, Sl2.cO;
Boots, $4,000. ". W., ABNEi. :.
Nov 40 S:N AZ
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.syys.Ths Charleston N.rcp'y .iafOrnea,upon
relisto authority, that tho friends of Judge Ma
srath wil place his name before tho Lcgitlssurs
as candidate for Governor.
ass- Ttcro:is no confirmation of tho dtcry
which came to US t.om Petersburg, chat linccs1.
has called spr ? wjlliQl more Vf nea..
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Nov .:
Tax in Kind.

TWILL attend at the following times and places
A-moutionei below 10 assoss CORN, BUCK:
WHEAT, RICE, IRISH POTATOES, FOD.
DER, SUGAR, MOLASsES, COTTON, PEAS,
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Good Sugar for Bacon /!
n WILL BARTER good brown SUGAR for
a DACON-1 pound Of Sugar for pounds Of
Dac.n. :. JOHN ". hofEh.'
Edgeiald, Nov 23 If 49,