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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23
.Br IEouEsr.s
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Tic Dying Soldier.

- - - : s1.t r.-arHl
Ley KIN. .ds* gsatly where ahs sasws lie still
ANA aoSl sae slia ths bri mountain ,ill,
Whura:sprcads thh soft gra,. ,isa yelfsty rhesn.
A wslcos.iux cogs ,fsr raposs 50 strane
Where opanipg aI,wsrs their aromsi ibreaths sSl
From alas.erirg tandrils That t1oviagjJ Sreatks
And ca:rsfing leaves their mulmuroas song 4
IN xhi.a=rs Irsohan.ing the yfigA Atsumnsr Iongsl
sTle,e:layithc soiaasg asrol seetroa his side
Flow :wiftly heeurrsnt nj dark pnlsing tide
Is bearing sw.y7 ii :b,i gbt sands of life;
And alosiag forever their Eild dreams Of sstsiie
FscIly uiaeldscs tle fast thinning eye,
sonpo.b BRIG hi q. the jexels t!st the SKY
"a monen the look ON the high spreading dome,
Then Nhispers in sngnish aohl take, take ls mo
hons ,i;iis 35iss.s stsl ~
But mo-! far away esr mountain and glen,
Lies tho homo that Insyer shall entor again.
Wfsre loving fonoswait to wt10oms5iu JOY Z.
Bsekjo its :Enighi, tieir own colder boy.
:sFa,btr, when Jon proudly. gsys up;yout child,
And crushed back the tears; while your lip iae.
T. ly.snilsd, 49,, g {.
.IISw vague waa The thought that ns nsvernIore:
lsshouldmo.!till We stood on Etstaity,s .shcs'o e!
aAnd, Mother, againI feel thy not tcars - q
Rsia ON my cheqk. Not tho mildew OF years
| Nor .shadosso Of death can taraish tho bliss
rho blessing Jon rassin that holy klss.s
aoh ldsskly 81. gather clouds o'or the hearth
Thst eOloed once yaily with .masio and mirth;
o.. God! may Thy spirit be there toisastain J. J:
WhsnrecoTd shall nipsl my namejsith the alain alain
And one too; whose tais check Fhiser still:rsy
AS pressed On her lip frs last sad adicu 4. s,
1 Wnl sho soon forgat7a Then raising his hands
,He eloyingly ga3ed on tho small golden band ;.
4 That cireied Els fnyersI-whiin oSor, ,hisfsce
/ Tho grey shadowsof death seemed stsslfnsspace.
Dear comrades, hrenell my battles atoo'ur;ifi
Together ia conaioSNt1 Il rally no moro ~ -. s.
,T;s bittsr to die cts nly country ii free,
But painted in.glory he. future ISses. = s.,
Farewell! life Is o,ls.sarth fades from NJ sight;
Around me is cismng DEATHS 'ong drsamlet'
niglr,p s. e4.5s
-Thsn softly a, starlight nclts into.day, $
Nn.pinions of angels bis soul pa. Cd away; 81
There strong men aio bowsd-in nhguish, they
/ weep S, - Il.
Ger the dead-s4il as fair in daRth, quiet Sleep
Then parting tho flowers shsy '-id him 10 rest,
And heapca the greansOd Ger ths young mar
tyr's breast.
woap, he.ft of the s>ssuth, h,-Vsep maiden and sire,
wroashc darkly,with cypress, ,l~rs', bright mystic
lyru; -.
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=Strayed or Stolen,

.BNgoM tho pssIrises Of Mr.. WE. Byrd. on tho
e night of tie lstk inst,a q, a,eHBsNUT SoR-.
.REb EILLY, thfas; yearssol1, medium sss, and
beautiful form:; ANY IhforDntio of said Rilly,
Willie than fully rscaived, an N.sfastian given.
- w sLLIANsON WILLIAMS. &
.Dorn'a Mills, &. CT tNOT.s22 As 5
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sss- Late arrivals from Europe confirm the
departure Of SsmmeH. from. the Dsy Of Run0hal
in en- armsd vessel ealitdtLo "NewAlsb.ms."
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.SGraiul .dacou


From tScs Macon. fslYrdp7ts siof Monday
morning, the 2fss we gasksr cis following
Intelligence. ,-.....: *. - -,
Eag- Gen. Bcauregard viii probably be in.
toA TOMORROW afternoon. The elGfon voice,
,f this g.ilan.e LaaisisHisn, Ike the blast
IF Rhodcfiek's busls, Will be worth q thous,
and men ~. 4.
I, hssr Ggx. Ha;.DEr.- Lielt.s Gen. Ha.ssec
arrived in tie city this morning, s!S;
;ss SI1 1UA.rJoN.-- Weareg glt5l Gote.
Il :cre,.sea fseling gofco&fiences ii the city.
Tao whole available force Of tie community j!
il under i,:ms aad ready, at a moments No.
See, for the trenches. The enemy are:be-
;;l,eyel to Ee e::st of the sisy, about 80 miles
si;istant. The dircctionsof their marchsis un-
6csrtain. They reported to have Ssagg--,
:on train eight miles long; - :.
Many are the opinion that at.hey intend
toisaye Macon nnmolested, fearing,to attack
The large force gathered here and tho si,laa:
aid fforti ificstians ;wkica surround tie city.
Ono thing;is cgTtsia-N Nacon is to:.hs Dc
ssndef to the last, 3a,id those hest Informed
believe it can be held against airy fs,rte Ser
man can bring sagainstjit: Es5-.ssEs
There are no Yankees on TIE r-ilfoad De-
lssween this point end Griffin. Ran.ors are
ssapdant, but We rorAear eiying publicity to
I ;ens:tioufl reports and conf2uadsd specu-
I.ations. - ss.-sss5f.. - - ~; =
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= : $: 49, ToiArms. S.5s.s. 5s -. 2.
s PErkR rns- HsnaIr" stand, NTH ;witchial syo.
upon The outerwalls, and ssosth sRcr clarion
cry5that give Tho first place IN onr i;sps Of
this.@eek. -. S % e. z.
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'.sCoI q g. II. Bunsvant..

During the :psst ouTss. isssnssi' hsd.
fellow. citizen, Col Dusoy Ess
in . colamsia paper as a;sropfs.pst-:
son to fiji tho GabarnatoriaF cha;r s,ir:ngi the;
coming two years. Within a4ss steks, .he;
has bsen Ssair nonins .-in f..o 5es1oi ;Fls:'
Esry sooa, ho Mill leaso our laid.t 10 tss ms
sea. in tho 1s.ate Irgislstdls.
Edss6sld, and ,l,e:r nsu:e zion, :rs as
Tor him 10 srt.f tbs arana rs q Candid ass e isE
Governor. Many Of them s.e usss g, q:
I'VE dai. wi.li Infinite p!eassrs, rnd hsar jptaS 4
our voice to tss;rs hsl sassylie
and ioeorruptitis with civil aud nilitsry ssle
Fisnec oi mo ordinary scgrce Q rope tasEs.
fora, that o,:s apeh smea towns nil sied
TO nssu;skss of his trieasa at homo by iosssnt
ing to enter the cSntsst ~
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GA HnrseI Is Horse 7

VEILL be Gald on salc.day nsxtt on CoLT,
Wv lfhofsc .ntiro,) Is months old, by Siek:I
;ehsatham,' out Of = thorough bred iaare.
Also, sOEA COLT. (horIc .sntirs) by ss,an.o of
ohsllsnge-by Yo!mort Black Iawk-out OF q
Challenge mara, ssst.ef s-Stasl and Bsrtxnnd
ii sra. - ~. x : ) g. e. ]. MINIS.
NY 90 :. :. ~
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To Rent.

u WILL RENT to tho highest bfddor, on. p.the.
Il FIST Monday In December, psssession given {
slss January nests for Tie year $685. the follow
ing STORE R0O3iS,sis: ~
: TIE Room formerly. occupied 6y LebeschuIz.e z
THE CORNER STORE-Bland & Butler's
ss.-5i.s old; ;Stind, .a..s. -.
& Nsoe thu STORE Ro6AiS respectively .oeeu-4
pied By a. llamsay, David Harris, l. r. Tilria1
and John CoTar. -
2 Nov.2s 7t 4s
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ssesG o.. Brown ha:. Issued iaest patriotic
.proclsnatici to tho gallant people of. tie ara-
piro State, and hes ordered a levy en- A,aaissoftie
whole FREQ nhitc- male .populatics, Icsiainssor,
.aonieiiedin that STATE, betweensistesn sndtift
1s6 years;of age, except such as are lhysicaly
unable to- bear ayns. 80 =
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Saddle Horse: for Sale. 4
1pYPERNIsSIoN Of 3. purisee. o. r.:
I'D D., T viii seH on next sals.dsJ, ONE PINKS.
sXDDLE HORSE, lie prapesty of John W.
MaJx, decd. :.
Grrms Cash. - W. CARMlLE,.
Eoy7S 2.4sS Adm,or.
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G1ggdgl5
ptTBII sir 90 gYERY ;Isa WEDNEsDAY sstoENINiG
poUsrsoE D .KEEsE c co.

sUs5cRPTtess Is The Apa'EarlsEa foi one
ysar ErGlII DoLLAEs in adSsnee For s1 Aonths ln
FIVE DOLL. RS.
tDYERTIsEMHNT5 will DO inserted at FIVE
BOZ. ARB PEI sluarc (tomincn lae; CT rlcssSr sse.
insertion Advertisement, without nsfaction. q 10 W
number of Tines to DE inserted, will bS publlsAed ul
forbid, and Charged accordingly. sgS - -
Announcing Candidates f5r any oaiee Of honor OF or
p.oa., TWENTY noI to be paid kefors the an,
.nou.iesmeatis is pabiisaed.
obiaary .oaccs Trsa!es Off Gcspss or m! commit
ne..on p.rs,aar its na.ure, viii be rs.- ss sarsf-
,iss.aea.s and ctarscd accordingly ~; I
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uHoinc,' Again.u

Young JOCK aIsEY, son Of Dr.. MAy l.ssEr Of
eurtown, vas exchange ed Mt Savannah and sLa.
reached Lcme. sa:,9 had the r!essaresos
ssGng this $brsrs yaans solaitr; ana va Al 8
sorra, though ne. surPriseh, to bear t,,at Ave
or six mcnshs e. Point Lockout have not i'm
proved his health. Int he will coon be weal now
with Kind frienasto rofosh:ri.
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Ya.lkees; s;one tllousana strong eIitsred Gasfis

;s3YankessS j one thorsana strong entered &afis'
son on. Friday, ;bctweem'l l Stsnd q o'clock,
md ut 4o'c!ocE thhey bdrncd tie Depot and
7othtr;ptopcriy belonging stha RsilIoaa.
Yesi erday morning thcy entered 4ifekhead
eight miles this side Of MADISON 'TRe.ereiny
eepartthat.t they sro twenty thcasaade strong:
"A gentleman " no left Gsthsns yestsIday
NOR, iag rep ,rts tlat tl;eeseitemcnt wassilb-
sizing in that city fef&tiya 10 The raid.
6 Lfrge numbers of Refugees rre arTrings;n
the city from along the lipoof. .ths resd,7sS
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The Militia to the Rescuei -
The Militiais called OUT SEQ the orders from
Gen. GaSIIseToS- those Of capts: DEAN e
BoDDlE. .sa.sis
srNote change in-the. War Tax appoint
msnts Of Collector TRIorr.
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Possums and I,ersimmons.

y VssS tnu
ThScbsrlsstea Courier has n very quaint and
funny piece on Forums 1tsa,f. -
(" But what has slavery to do NTH the possum,
Much every way. if tho readers uoIs tho fact
that tho negro 10 and under his Southern culture
of benign .appreE'.e ship AMI Fro:setion has
taushtths Thito maIter and protsctcr s1d gu;r-
dian the use ard valuo Of the possums OF tho
so-oalled Indian era, and other institutions that
h.sc only been developed under slaye labor, Tae
negro showed us Tho, uses Of 'possum, and beealxc
tho unsophi.tieated instincts of tho negro pr;fe.
'possum, andanust have ossun dog, many of
our planters and farmors havo for ysarg bsrn
trying to keep sheep,with "a:groat cry and list!e
wool" 1s,
Tho 'posspm in hiu w.yis aisean instructor,
for he HAS been Tor years trying TO toll Us IN his
way the value Of the persiBnon, which is o1B
despi.ed or neglected bscauso it grows abundsnG-
" Ind readily With us." Ns. d. y.
ALVEY trus. Now wa x5ndsr is our friend,
Major NJ URRELl, had anything to- do :rith that
II SO, We are glad, for when he comes, to Edge.
field agnin-and.we hope no nill como rery soon ION
we will quaint him practically and expert.
mentally With the possuin. and Che persimmOn.
Possums ard aorsimmons are nov, in BLESSED
abundance, and cdf friend shall go on 8 PossuH'
hunt, and clinb,a lofty ps psrs;mmon tree in rar,-s
suit of q bare t.ilod beauty. !;
3 eraccoon tail am ringod NIL round, a
pu. tho possuin tail am bare. -; -
Our, friend will mako q brilliant and efficient
comrado ma Possum hunt;-an as to ~, the
possums NC hare caught in sur life would Gil the
stockadeat; Florence. D. R.. D. Iaughs'tbs idea
to seorn, and says that all the possums ,caushtl
by thsparties inquestian shall boe serred up:nt
his houss-with nj botAo Of champagne and q
sperm candle to each postum. Hasten along,
Major NE viii have: nm ,ambrosial night as
D. r.. DIS. -
The Southern Tield and Firesiae.
This valuable literary journal comes to "a now
from. Raleigh Nc. aessrs, STOCKTON + Co., of
Aususta, Ca, iisrs SOLD tito esrs. W. B s'tI-a> 81
Co., Of the former place, The new propristcrs
lrcsrry outin GOOD sfaitE zthe obligations .yef
tssiF predecessors.
Gansrtss has paced bill auspendipg .orsi
sixty .dsss go much :os ths rct organizing forces
to serve during tho wss az provides that person.
mentioned therein ,lnot be required
military scryicoout of tho stain IA which tley
reside. S:i,ssEsi ;:s;sEss -. 81 y. = 81
( nz5. The Z richmond Inquirer has sh'.shed 1T
.slf by carafs, l Inquiry, that The. charges
the army of tho Valley, and es- /
officers. aro pissoNt foun datien.I
Tie EIumsner boosts that Richmond is safernow
han It hos been since the battleof williamsburg.
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,Pablics' Sale.

Likely Negroes for Sole
ENoR SALE "A YOUNG EEGRO.!WoMAN
Terms, Cash erS Credit, to .uit purchaser.
Apply at this Qffce. :. -
NoYs3 TT. - 8. 49,
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woop, he.ft of the e>ssuth-vaep maidenand sire
wroashc darkly,vith cypress, ,lnys's bright mystic
lyru; -.
wcop fo- ths heroey, so bravo and :ree,
Who nobly have yielded thor lifo::blood forthue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-23

i s srs-An opinion prsTsil,- at Richmond thst
Gen.. Grant n'ill 1eare a portionsef hi, arny Gu.
ring tho winter in nhisfotlli snd,taEe ths
rest down south against WILMINGTON and Charles
ton, aud possibly sayspnat, keerirg1 the Weldon
road dlorSeOmpa uniealion and uein g tho Newborn
road and tho Norfolk road 10 supply Iimsalf
rom tie rear. o
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sssy5= Congress has paced a bill auspending :or,
sixty dsss 80 much Of ths Hcsefganiai'g forces
to serve during tho rss a. pSid0s that ;persons
mentioned therein required to'rerforpl
military scryicesoat of tho sta.otin which they
reside. -; - .. u y -
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vt.-PUnLtCATIOHB.
Monographs on medical anu surgical subjects,
Tor the OF surgeons In the held and Hos
pitHls; Reports Of all kinds, Documents,
sanitary bulletin at Rev York and SOnt-
fdrV Reporter at Louisville Ky..,.....,.... 9l8 SOO81
vu-RNPRSsBs
vine sl5 soi12
General expenses including advertising, sta
tionery, and ufice printing freight postage,
kilograms rent, stables, and AL petty
ponses Tor oil the above ofcos s,,.,..,.... n 77i3l
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John II. STOKES,
u No. 7O9 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Day GOODS.
Splendid Variety for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
Consisting OF Stuh Goods.
French Mernoes and Popllns,
Lupins Single and Double Width Black Delatne8.
Lupin's Bright Wool PlRidH
Lupin's Fine Quality French Merinoes, S2 5
Heavy Ribbed Wool Poplins, 81 80.
Gay and Plain style Cotton and Wool Delaines,
800 yatds Caicoes, from 81 10 6Oc.
Plaid Shaws--Gay and Desirable.
Plain Shawls-for Service.
ChildTen's Shawls- Long ard Square.
Ladies', Gents, and Childrens Gloves.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambrie Htns.
Ladies' Hem Stitched Hdkfs.
Gents Silk Hdkfs.
Balmoral Skrts-LArFe Assortment.
Splendid COunterpanes, from Auction.
Flannels-Whe aud ColC red.
Russia Crash ard Diaper.
llOO yards American Crash, at l2Ic.
II Ladies will examine this stock they VIII md good
goods At the very lowest prices No trouble to show them
JOHN II. STOKES,
l2.9-Im No. 100 ARCH Street
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IIoME ON A FuRLOUGH.

HoMR ON A FURLOUGH.
IL This beautiful Teel engraving, painted by Sehus-
sele and engraved by sAran, Is having an muense sale.
is considered by All who have IL Of the
finest specimens Of engraving ever COTTON out tn this
eOuntTy.
COPI.
EVERY LOYAL HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE
cory.
In fact, every family who has father, husband, oI
battling for his country viii appreciate and should
HOME ON A FSRLOUGH.
IL win always be beautiful memorial OF the anxious
DAYS and years Of rebellion and war.
This engraving Is sold exclusively by Agents.
DISABLED HOLDIERS
And others win nd this the most peasant aAd profitable
agency thy undertake. We give exclusive territory,
and win give particulars Of agency on spPlcauoa,
print this plate 10 BY ~ sheet, suitable for ram
ing and will send specimen copy BY mail nee on recett
the price 81 co. which IL about na the price usuay
charred sngrsvines OF this character ForpArou are
BRADLEY 4 CO., Publishers,
No. 60 y. FOURTH street
ll-l2Ituthtm PhlAda phia
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EOR SALE-OIL CREEK TERRITORY
Il Free Royalty interest on one o. The most ysa5
able tracts of OIL LAND, on OIL CREEK, HENANGO
COUNTY, NNSYLyAEIA. It lies at the Junction OF
OIL CREEK AND CHERRY RUN,
and covers about 100 acres Of ground upon which are
numerous LEASES, with over SIXTY WELLS thereon,
either producing or progress and nearly finished Ihe
IESsEEs are daily beginning other wells on Gtes yS'
unoccupied, there 10 room for ONE HUNDRED Audi-
Thos" S' in use are both FLOWING AND PUMPING
WELLS, one of which has flowed
1000 BARRELS PER DAY.
Tho o,EIpg of one of the New Wells, sod last
weak among The operatives themselves at the rate o
sl2s,OOO FOR THE WELL,
and THREE ACRES reserved by the original owner ior
his residence, sold also At the rate OF SIOOOOO
such an opportunity h is believed has not 9een IsSeny
"a 10 afford an immense capital
ApPV~ @. B. DUNCAN,
,og No 43S WALNUT 5tpost
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cash IN hands OF Agents at Louisville Ky;
X. C. City Point va; &c &c,.'...... -. s6io}I'
MtsCELLAEBOUs.
Cash paid over to Western sanitary Commig-
tributors s5OOOO
ngs and Brookyn Fair....,.........,...... Is 62i
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D. w. CLARK,

-
D. w. CLARK,
No. 500 CHEsNUT STREET.
Has nov on hand = very large stock OF
silver PLATED WARY,
Selected expressly for the coming HOLIDAY rRA9g,
wroh are 6eins lOid , ss dSng aoosy w
Gold Watches,
Ladies Watches,
Gents watches,
American watches
Engish watohes
swiss Watches
Gold Chats.ainc dhains,
Gold Neck Chains,
Gold Penon Cases,
Soid Toothpiess
tlOld h.mhles
Gold Armieta,
Cold Bosom studs,
Gold sleeve Buttons,
ClOld watch Keys,
Gold Pins. Ladies',
Cioid Ras Chaiolainc,
cola cola finesf tli ispt Iing,.
Gold Scarf Pins
Gold bracelets,
Gold harms,
Clod watcl HoOks,
silver NAPKIN Rings,
silver Fruit Knives.
silver rob Chains,
silver vest Chains, , -,.,u
BIIYFR PLATED WARE,
r''''u o" sO"u'"0 A'O''' ''''' and waSrautsds
cake baskets,
Fruit RsskeAt
Card Receivers.
Buter Dishes,
Syrup pitchors
Breakfast CaItoS,
dinner Casiors,
Pickle CsstOLs,
spoon Holders,
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When a friend meets US and says, II have a message
for you" We judge by his countenance whether It DO
good or III; but in this there no cOuntenAnce TO
give an index to purport but the index printed In
the back Of the book covering twenty-Our pages, as
closely and compactly the Clothing sold al CHARLES
STOKES Co.'S one price, under the Continental cover
tbe Ua0ss lat carry the copies Of the weghty matter
the weIghty representatives at Washington in walt
ing. Yours respectfully n'h' D.
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AN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN 10 PAY CERTAIN
DEFICIENCIES OF THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils Of the City
That the Mayor OF Philadelphia be and he is hereby
thoTized 10 borrow the credit OF the city from tune 70
time such sums Of money as may be necessary for the
OF such deficiencies eNsi, which may
exist the rs day January 1885, in the AppOpriA
tons 10 The tevera departments Of the city government,
for the year eighteen hundred and sixty four cr for pre-
millions ve hundred thousand dollars, for which late
rest not to exceed the rate Of six eenum annum,
shah be paid hAiyearly on he hrst days OF January
and July At the ONCE OF the City Treasurer: .
The principal OF said loan shall be payable and paid
At the expiration Of thirty years ron the dAe OF the
same aud not before without the consent OF the holders
the certificates OF City Loan, shah be Issued In such
amounts the lenders require but not for any rac
onal part OF hundred dollars, or " required IN
amounts ofhYe hundred or ono thousand dolarsi andu
shall be expressed In certificates that the said loan
therein mentioned and the interest therso arc payable
free from all taxes. 80.
thereof there shall be by force OF this ordinance annually
appropraed OF the income Of che corporate estates
hld from the raised BY taxation, sum sufficient 70
ray tho interest said ceTthcAtes and the further sun
of three -tenths q per oentum on the par
value OF such certificates 70 issued shall be sppr0-
quarterly out Of said income and taxes TO sink
ng fund which und ard its acCumulatOns, hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payne OF sad
certificates. -.
To publish Loan Bill 10 pay Deficiencies.
Resolved That the eTk be authorized 20 publish In two
daily eEspapsTs OF This city, daily, for four weeks tie
orir presented 20 Common Council on Thursday
! u, oember l. 1854, entitled
IAN Ordinance reAtln Loan 10 pay Certain Deficiencies
! OF the year 1864, aud previous years"
And tho said Clerk, ut the stated msetng or Councua
after the expiration flour weeks tom the nrs DAY Of sag
pubncaton shall ptesent this Council OF each q
! have be6a made. n2tg
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e15Je PHILADELPHIA AND READING
B-G Railroad Company. once, 70 $. FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, November 80, 1854
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
The Trangfer Books OF this Company viii bo closed on
Thursday December To- and reopened Tuesday, jana
4 dividend Of FIFTEEH PER CENT. on the Common
Preferred Stock clear OF National and stae taxes has
been declared payable in Common stOok on the St or
December next all stock standing on the books or he
Company at the close Of business the 18th prONmo
Stockholders whose names registered on the New
York Books wh be paid at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. - ,,,o,,, -
l2-l-tb y. BRADFOkD, treasurer.
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Grtniug telegraph |
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1861.
p,,epolaJ Report OF United stntos Sanitary
COnrUtaston, from June, 1861, 90 October

The undersigned, n Committee appointed by the
United states Sanitary Commission TO prepare state
mont Of Us financial condition beg leave to submit the
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VT = NEW 7-3O LOAN.
VI -, suhscrptlons rsantvsd. aud the HStos
"""'u "'0 aEoRGI J. BOYD,
Banker,
Ia gASn EO, i65, IalAD Street
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