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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
THE LATE NAVAL EXPLOIT.

New YoRk, Nov. 3.--The Hampton
Roads correspondent Of the Herad gives
the following account Of the destruction OF
the rebel rain Alternate:
"Along the dock to where tie Abe
marie was tic'l We're large number of sol
diers. evidently stationed there to guard
against landing Of our force after sur
prise, and in from, OF their lines bazed a
number Of camp fires. lighting mp the YES
sci and the river. BY the all Of this Lieut..
Gushing discovered the pier of float ng
timbers whirh surrounded the ram on the
accessible sides. to guard against the ap-
proach Of rams and torpedoes. and by the
aid Of the same light. he plainly saw the
large body Of soldiers swarming tn the
wharf and blazing sway at his boat. To
quiet these fellows. he brought the bow Of
his boat around little, and discharged a
heavy stand of canister into them from his
~ pounder howitzer, mounted at the bow,
and sent them flying. making a complete
circle under a scorching musketry fire at
less than thirty yards. He came around
the buoy at full steam, and struck the float
ing guard Of timbers. pressing them in to-
wards the hull Of the ram. His boat soon
lost headway and came to stand still. re-
iusing to back of or move ahead. The
moment for decisive action had now arriv-
I'd. The enemy fired muskets and pistols
almost in his face from the ports of the
ram and from the hundred small arms on
shore Several of his men were wounded.
ard Paymaster Swan had fallen severely
The officers and crew of the
Albemarle cried out Now we've got hin.
or we will blow you to pieces"
The case looked desperate, but Lieut..
Cushing was cool and determined. He
seized the lanyard Of the torpedo and the
inc Of the spar, and crowding the spar un-
i'll he brought the torpedo under the over
hang OF the Albcmarle, he detached it oy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10

There was much excitement at Chicago
on Monday last, owing to the arrest. nv
the military authorities, Of large number
OF Democratic conspirstors. among them
several prominent men of that party, who
it appears. intended to release the prisoners
at Camp Douglas, take possession Of the
POLLS n Tuesday. suffer none but McClel.
Ian men to vote, snd after that to plumber
and burn the city. For further particu.
lars see article in another part of this pa.
per copied from the Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
Atlanta Burned and Evacuated
Sherman Marching on Charleston.
CINCINNATI. Nov. On

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9-Midnigbt.
Authentic intelligence OF a startling ne
ture is received from Sherman's Depart
ment. lie returned to Atlanta last week.
from the simulated pursuit OF Hood. with
five corps Of his army. leaving two corps
under Gen. Thomas to watch and attend
to the rebel movements. and destroy the
railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta.
Gen Sherman has set fire to Atlanta:
completely destroying that place.
GEN. SHERMAN is MARCHING
DIRECTLY FOR CHARLESTON,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
DISCLOSURES !-sE-

II CKETS FOR THE MILLIONI
most valuable and wonderful pnLlicaiion work OF
400 pages. and 80 colored engravings. DIR. HUNTERS
WADE MECUM, an original and popular treaties on Man
and Woman, their Physiology Functions. ard
orders of every kind with Failing Remedies FOR
their speedy cure The practice of DIR. HUNTER has
long been, still unbounded. but AZ the earnest Sc
icaton of persons, he has been induced TO
extend his medical through the medium Of his
WADE MECUM." IL 10 volume which should be in
hands every family in the land preventive of
secret vices or as guide the alienation Of Of the
most awful and destructive that visited
kind One copy. securely enveloped, will be forwarded
free postage Of the United States for 500 cents
fn r. o. stamps. Address, post paid, DIR. HUNTER.
No 3 Division Street, New York.
may26 ely,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10

interest. Ii is worthy of remark that
Marmaduke when first captured was
specially DESTROYS to have some brandy.
which being presented, he cooled down
and became quite easy in his manner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10

The official returns for Governor at the
October election in this State are crowded
out this week. They will appear in our
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
Indiana.

The majority for Lincoln in this State
will probably reach $1,000. There is a
large Union gain in every county heard
from.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
$40 to $50 a DaV.

Agents wanted TO sell the improved LITTLE GIANT
SEWING MACHINE--the hest cheap Machine in the
United States. We gvinga Commission Ly which the
above he made will employ S5A
month and expenses paid. For particulars terms
address. with stamp, T. s. PAGE,
sept23 is-2ml General Agent Toledo, Ohio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
PLYMOUTH,


and will continur until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th,
a large and extensive variety IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
Piano MelOdeOn.
AuctlOnl Auctionl Auction

Will lee sold Public Auction ro..m occupied.
by job short. ON LA PORTE STREET, in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
Dry Goods. Clothing,
LiHcns, Notions, &c, &c.

Tn" Drv t,-od consist If Reached ard Brown Sl-etns.
Prints, Alpaca Birmisn Goods. ii-I tlIscke Ell aud
Striped N"lIIrs, he Itincs >atiin-ti. and
Jans. Ladies' Cloth Table Linen Hosiery and Glyes
III tndkrrrh"i>. >u>rd-r> and Neck Te>, Ladies aud
Gents Enan.l Collars and tufts. shawl. IIoo.i~ Nulins
AMI a Thousand - I-r things -, - nyntivn
The above stock i To lr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
STRAYED.

~
From the subscriber, living the Salem Meeting
House. and half iniies souh 81 nwood about the
LIST Of October Blv Ware Colt years old in
forehead, black stripe whce length The back long tail
and MANI, heavy buf, and is quite gentle will give
literal reward any person who will bring said colt to
me. send me information where she he found.
Nov. 3-nlt3pd NORMAN B. FUTILE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
INSURANCE acknowledgements

Il Mufual Liz In .uran Company. e Hartford Conn
C"Ii al, Si.o"1. The daddy Of all the Insurance
panes i'm the States
CHARTER hAk LIFE 1NSrgAScE coNPASr. 81 Iiar ford,
Conn., Capital s5ooO. OF The safest uI best Com
panirs in the world. e. MuIrMoEE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
Ready Made COffinS
New and Well Finished Eearse

he accommodated Don't forget place Two doors
south If the Edwards House, Plymouth. Indiana.
ni-tf JONATHAN WRIGHT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
PHOTOGRAPH ART GALLERY
In the Finest Style of the Art.

Persons wishing Tictnrcs for small children should call
between the hour, Of 10 ~ M and n m
10 tive me a all and examine specimens. &c &c.
Remember the placc-OyER RICE & BROS STORE
/. 8. WYANT.
Plymouth. Nov. lO-2-3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-10
FROM WEsTFPN EINTUCKY.

hey have answered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19

Union with the robb.rs who have pillaged
our land, drenched our. country in innocent
blood-ravished our women-murdered and
starved our old men and children-armed
our peaceful and happy slaves with imple-
ments OF hellish warfare, and driven them at
the points of Yankee bayo1ets to the inhu-
man slaughter of their masters-aroused the
evil passions of their half savage natures to
the perpetration of atrocities at which the
mind shrinks back aghast, and which, but
for an unreasonable andiisnorant prejudice,
the whole civilized and Christian world would
cry ont against in the most nqualifsd terms
of protes, and denuncia!ion? Can you, sir,
counsel harmony" and reconciliation. with
Of shame mantle your cheek, and without
having your ears tingle at~the hiss of con-
demration from the mighty host of martyrs
whose blood has watered our soil from the Po-
tonac to tie Rio Grarce.2"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Headquarters,
A.sa Reserse Forces, 5. c.,
senf an. lS


GENERAL ORDER MOI.
n PURSUANT to General. Order No.,73, Adj.
| IL and Insp. Generals Office, current series,
(hereunto appended) the Brigndier General com.
manding Reserve Forces Of South Curolina here
by assumes control and direction Of the conscrip.
tion service in the State.
+ II. Except as hereinafter specified, the 0rgin.
] ization Of tho CONSUMPTION Department in tho
State, including the Examining Boards, will be
preserved; and an existing orders, regulations
and instructions Of tho Commaudart of Conscripts
will bo continued CT forcs un; otherwise ordersd.
III. Local EEr.ling officer. sed Examining
Boarde will report imniediatsl. to the eommand-
ant Of Conscrir:s, and through Inn ccmmnpisnte
wjtE thesv Headquarters. Grd will. TIL oush in,
receive orders AID iastruG,ins.
~ Ali coiRmnniea ions in relation to the Cos.
scripsion .eryice il tat Stue aud ul nppl catians
TOR 5tion apd detail. mnsi bs r;ads through
the Command4nt Of Conscripes 20 ammunications
ON all other subjects will continue 10 be made
through the a. 4. General of-the Reserve Forces
S q.
v. The ofic. Of Congressional District EDfeli-
ing Officer being aboli he; Ell officers heretofore
acting in that capaciry will report by latter to
ths Corumsndant Of Conscripts for. assignment to
other duty, sitting forth thsis rark, corps, possi-
tion and present assignment to duty. Compe-
tent officers will be assigned as Inspectors Of
Conscription" IN the several congressiohai DiS-
tricts.
VI. With view to compliance Of Par. III.
Of said General Order No. 73, the Commardant
Of Conacripts will, without delay, order the med
icai examination of oil commissioned ofieers ard
other persons Except thoFe Of the. '+Invalid
Corps') employed in the enrolling service Of this
State Commissioned officers, as to " HON no
disability is found to exist, will bold themselves
in readiness to- be assigned to duty IN the field
VII. Application 70. assignment to duty as
Enrolling officers, Assistants, Clerks, aud to 9th
erpostionsn the Corscription service in this State,
will be received from officers, non-commisaiosd
officers and privatss belonging to the. Reserve
Forces, and from retired and light duty officers
and msu, and from persons not liable to asryips
in thePfieid Such applications, enclosing testi-
monas of character, inteilisence and fitness, Will
bs addressed to Maj. o-D. MELTON, Command
an. of Conscripts, Columbia, s. g.
By command Brig. Gen. CnRsSrT.
ED. II. BARNWELl. /,
4. A. Gen.
~ State papers copy three times
Oct5 81 a..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19

ApJ'r AND ISerEcToR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond Va, October S, 1864.
General Orders No 77.J
The following will supercede General Or
ders No. &c present series, which are hereby
revoked:
: /. All details, heretofore granted, under
authority of the War DEPARTMENT. to persons
between the ages Of l8 and As years, are
hereby revoked; and all such detailed men,
together with those within tie said ages,
who hold ,fnrloughs or temporary exemptions
BY reason Of pending applications for dotail,
vii! be promptly assembled at, the Campo OF
instruction aud spprnpriaieIy.sssigned among
the armies lor:service; except that MN de-
tailed and now actually employed as CHI.
xens, mechanics, or persons Of scientific skill
and those detailed and now engaged in the
manufacture, collection afth forwarding oi
Indispensable hupplies hr The army and
nsry.) will he cnt,ihped in their present
empin, n,mea's nnlil their respective detail.
be reyiled.
II. The Heads Of Departments and CHEFS
of Bureaux will lin medst,ly forward to the
Generals OF Reserves in the seversl States
lists of. .all detailed men in their employment
in The said States, certifying in each case Of
person between IS and as years, those who
sre experts and absolutely Indispensable for
the. public servi,e, So, Giving the employ
ment q. each individual, and al detailed e,n
p!oyees, who are between tie sses IS and 40
Years, and so certified within the prescribed
period, will be forthwith assigned to the
srmY. 4 duplicate of the above lists will, ut
the same time, be furnished 10 the Adjutant
and inspector General fer the action Of the
Secretary Of War.
III. Au.persons called out BY these tr-
ders who lain exemption on account OF ply
sical disability, will be examined by select
Medical Boards at the Campo of instruction:
Nv. all men found lit for light duty, sud
who are unassigned, will at once report to
the Camps Of finstruction, under the penalty
of being forthwith Assigned. to the active
forces.
By. order. ). CoOPhh,
Adiutant aud Inspector General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Tax Assessors Notice.

TWILL attend at the times and places herein
I after specified to receive Returns and Assess
the Ad Valoren. or s per cent Tax. aapproved by
Act of Congress 18th February 1864. They o'e
arraue eed under three different heads or clsssss as
follows;
lat All property employed in agriculture from
Sht5his TO be deducted the Tax in Kind to the
extent of S per cent.-that IL the crop of 1904,
Including the hacon CROP of 1885.
2d. All othe, property of every Kind not EN-:
nloyed in agriculture and from Which there Will
be no deduction.
I'd. The tnx to raise money to increase the pay
of Soldiers.
Cinss lat will include all property employed in
agriculture. NIL unds actually cultivated, or con-
nsetad With. or contributing to such cultivation,
such us wood and pasture lands; ell slaves above
Ie wears OF age, as properly known and designs-
tad "a plantation hands; ali horses, mules and
oxen used us work animalS on u farm or plsnta-
AAn: al plowa. carts, wagons, ana Implements OF
hushandry u.ed in the cuitiVssto: t''1. ,.sril-
Class ID will embrace property of every kind,
real md personal, and mixed, not employed in
aeri.ullure; alf real estslsin towns and vllnses,
and all other iunds in the country that do rot
contrihnte Co the Tax in Kind; all slaves under
IL wears of age; house servants, carpenters, aud
servants unt etuplryed On the farm horses,
mn az and all other stuck cGttrn, wool, tobacco,
corn. and all other kinds OF grain tour, meal,
bacon, lard, aud all other groceries, merchandise,
spirituous liquors, wiEe cider, &c.j value of all
household furniture, agricultural md mechan-
iok. tools NOT emalpyrI in .be ferm mgsieal ie-
struments and all ARTICLES 4 domestic Naoi car
rio ges wa CONS, &C.; boOxs, maps, pictures, paint
ipcs stationary, and all othor works Of art
baIk stock, or any other j",pt stock company
gold and silver wares, plates, jewels, jewery aud
watches gold and silver cpip. gold dust, g"ld or
silver bullion; value Of moneys held abroad )
amount Of all solvent credits, hank bills, and all
other moneys nsed as currency (except Eon-into-
rest bearing Confederate Treasury notes) aud not
employed in register, business; aud all other
properly, real, perspual. aud Mixod, not particu-
iy ,asptiplsd, are sutlre. u skis Tax.
Ia other Horis. Tux Payers will make ont ar
inventory Of everything, they possessed IN the
l7th day Of FEBRUARY 1884, that was valuable,
and bring it with th.m, CT send itby their Agent.
All property owned before the lat day of Ian
nary lsc2 ani xiure tn ut time will BIZ valued at
tho valuation Of lsaa, (exccat l8Sd negroes, cot.
ton spd sobaepo.) prcbased since that tirie, ind
they will Ia valued nt the pi;ie actually paid.
except refugees who hSye purchased and are living
on lands 50 purchased.
Twill assess the 20 per cent. Tax npon all Pro-
8ts or Salss made between the l7ta day nf
February lsG. and tho Let Of July 1883, and pur-
chased in 1859.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Slave Labor for the Coast.
~ - DIVISION NO. 3.

n COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS and tho
ns Town Authorities within the Judicial Dis
triots of Fairfield. Rithland, Lexington, Edge
fell, :Barnwell and orangeburg, will forthwith
summon all slayehollrrs within their respective
limits to deliver 0NE-I HALF of thci: slavea liz
BILE to road duty, at the Railroad Depots nearest
their residences on TIL URSDAY. the 9th day of
October next, at O'Clock, d. IN, there to await
transportation to Charleston for thirty days labor
on the Notifications.
s-II.. The attentions Of Commissioners Of Roads
and the Authorities above named, is directed to
"circular, from this Office Of sth instant. In all
cases where owners or employers do not conform
to its requirements they will forthwith report
them as defaulters. H. B: JoaNooN,
Agent of the sta,c of South Carolina.
ng- earolinian, Mercury and Courier copy
twice n week for four weeks; other papers in the
Division once week for four weets.
Sept27 1t Ao.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Sam. Houston.

gEyHIs THOROUGH BRED STALLION will!
Il stand the Fall Season at Currytsn and j..
A. Wiss's plantation.
Sam Houston Is Q mahogany hay. H hands aud
u inches high, combining size, fvin, S'sinipa' &c
Pedigree .-sam Houston was ,ired by William
Worth; lie by shannsn; shannon hy tho. eeie-
bratcd race horse Felth. Shannon's ds:n WAS
m. celebrated ruce rpsra Glars Fisher ~orrh's
dam IA old Plora; Flor. inil slater to old
Bsstor. Sam Hod.tons d1,n wst sired by Shan.
non ; her dam by EelAir; gran dam ey old im
ported Top. Ga!itun.
Season 10 commence from Ihis date, md con-
t;nue until the 2o,h November.
GsrTerms, $50 the Season. S65 to insure
81 to groom. III. a. eHAm
Sept 90 IT 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
SIOo Reward.

EDANAWAI from the Subscriber, or was per
N suaded Of by some white person, on the
24th Sept. 1854. my negro woman TlLDf ana
Ler child HAkT. Thu wcmsn is ~ years Old
cupper compile tim, tns II ,n.,l scar on lott
cheek, and had on whe5 she l.<s n calico cress,
and also took mus!;a dress ,~ay @iil Sst. Iae
boy Hart is a mulatto, aboas t,,Ir 3esrs"!i, nell
grown to his age, with strait dark hair. 1t is
probable she has COMO to Charleston or Coium-
bia aud is supposed to have free papcra'
To nnye person taki9g up said Negroes ana
lodging tht1u. in Jail 50 that can get ihein' !
will give the above reward. oo
Oet4 81 Al
na-Constitutionalist and Cnrolinian will copy
thToe Zines and orwsrd account to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
NEW GOODS. !.

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR sALI
eD Fine Bleached SHIRT1HGi
Shifting OALIC0Es;
Black English PRINTS;
= Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFS;
Mems. Cotton do;
e Coat LINING;
Black Flax and Spool THREAD; -
Linen TAPE;
Lasting, Coat and Vest BUTTONS;
Horn sud Metal BUTTONS;
HOOKS and EYES and Knitting NEEDLES;
Tooth BRUSHES;
Dressing md Fine COMBS;
!. Scissors and Pocket KNIVES.
Shoe KNIVES and Shoe THREAD
Toilet and Shaving SOAP; =,
Cut TACKS, Hair PINS nnd MATCHES;
Steel PENS and Pen .HOLDERS5-
:, Ladies' Whito Cotton HOSE;
Lead and Slate PENCILS;
. Memorandum BOOKS and Port MONIES,
z Gnn GAPS;
French Caff SKINS;
And sundry other articles.
sent27 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

EeYW. F. DURIs0E, Esquire, or'hnsry Of
Id EdgefOld Di.trict;
Whereas, Jas. H. Adams hath applied to me for
Letter. Of Administration, all and singular
the goods and chattcls, rights and credits Of
Richard NJ. Wallace, late Of the District aioressiu'
These arc, therefore to cite aud admoni.h all
aud singular, tho k.lEsa sad sEsai,or ct she said
J,eeusr5, to be and appear before me, at our next
Orlnafys Court for The said Ds,rict, t" bs holden
at Edtsfeld Court House. on the s4:h day ci
Oct. inst, 70 show csuse, il any, why the
said ad,u;nisfation should rot be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day OF
Oct. in wear Of our Lord one thunsaRd eight hun
dfea snd axtJ-r.ar and In the ty-nihen
resr of tho Independence of sonth Carolina
''"' W. F. DUnISOE, O.E.D.
nctJ2 It AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Adjutant and Inspector General.

THs MrlIrIA.-The thirty days furlongh
granted the militia expires to-day, and they
are ordered to rendezvous ia shia city. Ihey
have already commenced to arrive, ans Eili
we presume, be Immediately sent to the front;
Gen. Hood expressed himself much pleased
with their conduct before they were fnrlough-
ed, and We doubt not they will add new lau-
rels to those they have already won. No new
troops ever behaved better in the field than
the G.ogia Militia.-Macon Confederate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
state s of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN OROINAR Y.

,,y ". F. DURISoE, ESD, Ordinary of Edge
A1yhsrsas, Sophia Chapman hath applied to me
fer Letters sofAdainistratian, of on all and sasaiar
Tbos. I 3. Chapman; late Of the District aforesaid
Thosa bre, therefore, to cite and sdmonish all
I'D s;n,usr, tho kindred aud creditors of the said
aac.sss s to 10 aud appear before me, at our next
o,l;nr;ys Court fer the said District. TO bo hoidea
~ edssfs,i CuurL House. Oh the z4th day of Got.
;n,t. to show Cause, if any, why tho said admin
stration strait should uot be granted. 49,,
Giy.n under my hand aud soaf, ihia 10th day
., 1ct. in the year of our Lord one thousand
s;vht huodrcdant sixty-foar, aud in the eighty
ninth ysnr cf the Inderendcnee ofS Carolina
nin'A W. =. DURIS0E, o.s.G;
Oct IL & q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
The Edgeield Female
COLLEGE.
AT EDGEGIELD c. H.. s.

1 - AT EDGE6lELD Z. h., Sc.
vtyuE next Scholastic year of this Institution
| IL will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
OCTOBER, and will be divided into two Ses-
sions of Twenty weeksea
TERMS PER SESSION.
Tuition in Collegiate Department. $4,000
" Academic 4O,VU
t Primary 1900
French, 5000
Music, including use Of instrument, 5000
Contingent Fec o,U0
Board, including Fuel and Lights, 10000
/. in the present currency, or sl2 per month it
paid in provisions at cid rates.
Planters and farmers who send their daughters
will be required to pay for t6ci. Hoard &c waoie
or in part in provisions.
Some of the citizens Of the town havo kindly
consented to board pupils at the same rates when
the rooms Of the Principal have hecn filed.
Bsardsrs must furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillow cdses, blankets OF comforts; coverlets, hand
soap and drinking cups. All the pupils are re-
quested to bring their School books with them.
Payments for each Session will be required IN
advance.
REV. N. W: SANS, PRIScrpAL.
awe will give the following prices for the sey-.
ernl articles men toned below, although some OF
these prices are higher than wore paid in this
market before the war: Butter 25c; bacon ls@
l5c; pork neat Sc; tallow 13@i5c; beef 1@8c;
mutton so@75 per quarter; dour s 10 per barrel;
corn and peas 81; sweet potatoes 5O@T5 pr bnsh-
ell fowls l5@25c. niece; turkeys Sl,5oG,s2a a
pair; syrup 50@f5c per GAL; salt 5o@75c per
bushel; eggs 123@15c per dos; fodder and hay
ST per 100 lbs; wood So four horse load.
Edocfield AUG % II 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-19
Watches and Clocks Repaired !

T NAMES EDISON takes this occasion to inform
pD the citizens of Edgefold District that he is
now prepared to acsopm pmodate all who may en-
trust their work to him, ct prices far cheaper
than Edge6sld or Augusta All work left With
him, sill bs properly repaired and warranted
10 work WELL
@~He ruey be found on the Mathis Road
twoeud half miles above Lofts p. o, wh're
he respectfully solicits shsre Of public patron
age. S.a 40
sOcti2 81" a..