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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Appeal of the Central Association for
General John III. Morgan.

Tho people Of South Carolina are not unmindful
of the brilliant services Of Gen. Morgan, snd fully
participate in tho general rejoicing for his
e,eape from ths.Lrutal JrunuJ tu--Thfrh Sc- Was
80 long subjected. It is matter for special thanks
I. God that once more he broathes the air of free
dom, and is again pormitted to take part in that
great struggle which he has already illustrated
by a scris, of wondsriul triumphs and sucecsacs.
1t is the purpose of Gen. Morgan to re organize
his command. This cannot be done without mon
az. Gsorsiu has nsby responded, and tbore is
every assurance that sho Sill do her 0hole duty.
South Carolina is obbsLind her sister Stale in
esls appreciation of this distinguished chieftain,
nor is sho ess alive to the call Of patriotism snd
duty. We think We risk but little when weSsy
that Gen. Morgan has every quality OF great
cavalry leader, and that his brilliant career has
faIly yindicatsi his claim to the position. Such
msn are rarely found, and tho highest interest Of
our cause demands that be be restored to tho
field. While apFenlinZ'tO the nOb!eand patriotic
ci Gems of the State, who arc every ready to make
their ycncrsui contributions under proper circun-
stg,ces it is not out of placs to remind all that
the fac of every individual is Involved in the re-
sul Of this great struggle. The history Of those
soc. ions of our country which have boen over-run
by the enemy but foreshadoWS the melancholy
fnss of the whole land jim tho event of subjusation
N,r is it at all Hypothetical to add, tbatths in
rnuity Of our Yankee task.mas.srs would be
st simulated to the invention Of new forms of tyr
.. my and oppression for the people ef our State.
II there be enc State in the Csnfed-racy Which,
abo gs all others, should make tho frecst Offering
Of blood and treasure, it il the State. of South
Caroliu.. The frat to defy the tyrant's power,
anil alone to meet him in tho confct'of arms, it
ea,.uo. be disguised that to Ter higher respon-
si1 lity is committed, and that whether "for glo-
~ or for slame," she must take her place in the
Foreground of history.
The recent reverses to our arma, and the gath
srtLg hosts of cur enemy, call for red'nblod o1er-
tior. We ask tho wealthy to giro hbsrally, to
aid us in the pressn. efottts equip the gallant
chi whose pams is a terror to the foe, ana whs,
bur ding With indignation fds the wr"ngs recently
ind oted, is impatieptto re- entsr tie field af his
for, aar glory.
Fen. THos. G. BACON anihDr. W. S. MOE
LEY are appointed our Agents for Edseasla Dis
tri. and arc requested to cooperate with US, and
to md the money subscribed to JOHN TOWN
sEIyD, E. L. KERRIs0N, or NJ. LABoRDE. e
NJ LIBORDR,
Chairman Central Association. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Lean Year.

We invite the attention of "our girls TO the
following extract from an old volume printed in
1908, entitled COurtship, Lovo and Mstrimony:
Albeit, Ills now become part of Tie Common
Lax in regar& to tha social relations Of life, that
as often every bissc1tile year doth return, the
ladies' have ths>ole privilege during the time it
continusth, of making love unto mon, which they
may do either by words or by locks, as unto them
it sseneth proper and moreover, no man will be
entitled to the benefit of Clergy who doth refuse
to accept the offers Of lady, or who doth in any
wisetrs: her proposal with slight or contameiy.
There are few bachelors yet about and near
this Office, and We heard onc-of them remark the
other day." It'syery cold"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
a call for Volunteers. { IS

fOE IWetVC monSuS' .NOhfS9CtubV.SSATe
vice in the State. =ssS =.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., JAN. ~, 1864. =,
WTAVING received instructions from the Bureau
E1 Of Conscription, at Richmond, through thu
Commandant of Conscripts for South Carolina, to
raise SIX COMPANIES OF MOUNTED. LEN
for the purpose of arrestihg Doserters and delin-
quents from Conscriptiou, and also for the purpose
Of resisting any "local invasions" or raids that
may bo attempted by tie Abuiitionists, such au-
.hority on my part ia thus mads known to the
citizens Of tho State, in order that this mostimpor-
tant service may be rendered the great cause OF
Southern Independence. 5-g
It is proposed to form the Battalion from Ex-
ompts. and Nom Conscripts,y each Company'to
consist of not.loss than 50, nor moro than le0,
rank and Gle to elect its own officers, and to fur
ni,h it, own horses. Arms tsabre and carbins)
and aceoutrements will be furnished by the Con-
.feasrats Government; and perions lesirons Of
Joining the corps can report, eithor individually
or in organised companies, the nearest District
or Con gressional Enrolling 0fiser who Ia author
lied to muster in and report them to me at thsss
Headquarters. -
Tho above card Is issued with tho full consent
of the State authorities
Tho term of service uill be fog twelve lnenths,
and its sphere of action local-that is. Withilt the
State. ALLEN ]. GREEN,
Major and Enrolling Officer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
From the west;
MERIDIAN, MISS, Jan

Adyices from yicksburg report that the
Mississippi river is blockaded at Greenwich
and Miliiken's Bend by our batteries. Very
few transp ports get down, and provisions rose
to al exorbitant high price,
The steamer Ben. Franklin Tas taken to
Vicksburg recently bya gunboat with her
crew in irons. The boat was detected cross.
ing ordnance stores for the Confederatesto the
Louisiana shore.
A fight occurred at Bore, Warren county,
O short time since, between tho negro troops
aud whites. The negroes killed o number OF
Yankees, when reinforcements arrived and
charged the negroes, took their artillery and
opened on them with grape and canister.
Several hundred Yankees were killed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
For, Sale.

yyyIrAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE belonging
to the Estate of the late Col. S. Christie, sit-
uates in the Village of Edgsfeld.
The House is large and comfortable, containing.
nine Rooms, with ten or twelve acres Of landst-.
tachcd to tho premises, and sui.sble outbuidinss.
The above property will be sold at public auc-
tion Mt Edseield Court House ON Sale day In
March next. VIM. TENNKNT, ,.Ad'or.
Jan. 26 ct -
xes Tho Columbia South Carolinian and Au-
susta Con,tits,ionalist will publish twice week
until day Of sale, and ssnd bill to this oiacs for
payment. ~ =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
HYM MIlHJE.AL.

< MARRIED, on the 14th Of January, 1854. by tho
Rev. james Cohen, j. 0. FERRELL,, Adjutans
lsth s. c. Regiment ;,nd Miss ELIZABETH. A.,
youngest daughter of the late DR.. .MAssIxG Aus-
TIN, Of Grsenville District, s. G. c. :,
= MARRIED. ut the residence Of the brides father,
on Tuesday evening, l9th inst, BY 8. D. RuHpz,
Esq. Mr. JoHNP. WAGERs, of Edgefeld, to
Mils ALICE LOUISA, youngest daughter Of 2.
H. MAncuAsr, of cOlletop, Sc. u r..r. :sq,s
MAnn1Rs, at tho residence Of the brides father,
on Thursday, the-l4th inst, by J. 4. Lott Esq,
Mr.. Derrick HeLS0H Mrs. 0PHIA.
II. GoGBURN, all of Edgefeld District -. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
From Charleston.
Tho MERCURY Of Saturday. saws:


The enemy's fire upon thacity has almost
ceased since our report of Thursday evening.
Eleven shells only, fired at long intervals,
were thrown into the city up to half past five
o'clock Friday afternoon. Some exaggerated
reports were in circulation during tho day,
which originated from an experiment with
rockets in the western part Of the city.
The enemy shelled Secessionvil!e Thurs.
day from their batteries at Light House Inlet,
causing no damage. The PaWnec also moved
up Stono short distance, and fired few
shots, when she returned. There were NO
other movements ofinterest on the coast.
No change of importance has occurred in
the enemySs feet, the position and number o.
vessels being about the same as previously
reported. A Ng was seen lowering unusual
" near Fort Moultrie Thursday, as if recon.
noitcring. The fort opened upsn her, when
she retired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
From the Front.

Dalton, Jan. Y.
Major G. a. Henry arrived here yesterday
from Tuscumbia, and reports Koddy's COM
mand in splendid condition for service. :.
The enemy is compelling all citizens to
leave Huntsville, who refuse to take the oath:
Forrest is doing good service. He had
whipped the enemy at-bsyange, Colliersvilie
and Germantown. The yoang men are 1ock-
ing from NIL quarters to his command.
2 There is large force in West Tennessee
ready to join him. -
Bright prospects for the spring campaign.
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E Cotton comforts are good substitute tol
Eiankets. Socks can be mada very rapidly, ane
gloves als,, of wOolan CLOTH, cut and sswed
Make some Of soth articles aud send them to tn,
army, they will be used, and do the soldier who
uses thea much good.
JET The Yankees have gone into winter qusr-
ters at Chattanooga. The Atlanta COnfeaerasy
has information through the lines, that the eur.
rounding countrys entirely stripped Of every
thing spon which man or beast cen subsiss, but
the Yankees have abundant supplies which they
bring up tho Trnpc,sso in steamboats,. Thcy
boast of their intention to make movement Oh
Atlanta early in the Spring.
GS> The St. Loais Union has placed the name
0! Abraham Lincoln at the lead Of its columns as
its candidate for President in 1864.
5s:D> Charleston is to.be occupied by tho Yan-
koos in sixty days from Docss'er soth, {" if crcry
thing works according to the plans laid out" So
Says the correspondent Of the Boston Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

10" The Chicago Times in speakiu. of Lin
COME late proclamation and th9 terms proposed
in it says, "if the South consents to them, the
degradation theJ ofe: will not be half as severe
asssoull be inaictsti upon people who could
accept that degradation. If she does, sheis net
fit to.be in the Union upon any terms Of equality
with other States, or to exercise nny political
privileges of apy name ornature. If she does,
her people should be compelled to change situa-
lions With the saves and be governed only BY tho
sverscer'd lash. No true American could propose
such degradation to fellow citizens and the fact
that they have been mado is proof that their su-
thor is either insane with fanaticsm, or traitor
who gloriss in his country's shams y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
prepaY rostase .

Persons writing to soldiers, or sending papers
to them, are reminded of the neasssity Of prepay
ing postage. Hundreds of letters and papers
never reach their destination in consequences Of
the omission Of this duty. It is far easier for
homcsolks TO pay tho postage than it is for tho
soldier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Fresh Arrivals.

IN PENN, Agent, has just received
ELs 6 Ticrecs RICE;
/ Bag Superior RIO COFFEE;
Chest Fine GREEN TEA;
so Bunchcs Factory YARN, Nos. 8, 10, L., >
6 Kegs Nails, Cd; Sd, led, I'D.
Boxes Chewing TOBACCO.
And great variety Of other useful articles.
Jan ~ If 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
A Correction.

The advertisement of Mr.. JonS F. DURss,
Ad'or., announcing the salo of the personally Of
Joseph f. Morgan, decd, cOmos OF on Friday,
tho 29lh January, instead Of February, as adrer-
tised in our last. Make nota Of this and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Reorganization of Gen. Morgan's Com
nland.

We call attention to the appeal of the centrnl
Association ia bshalf OF tho reorganization of the
Command of Gen. John II. Morgan. The appeal
istruthful and eloquent; no words Of ours can
bsttsrit. And we beg leave to state further that
we have bccn requested by the two gentlemen of
this District named by tho Central Association,
to solicit meeting of the citizens generally on
Monday nc4s-to take in hand this important
matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
SnIdicrs nt Home.

During few days past we have had the pleas
ure Of meeting DR.. Jrrs TEAGUI, on duty in
Charleston; Lieut.. ANDREWS of the 24:h Regt.;
Mr.. T. L. SMITH Of the Coast Cavalry, and Mr..
W. J. HARLISG of the 9Th, wounded at Beams
Station. III in high state of accommodation,
and long may they be so!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
.Eytensiye SnIe.

The especial attention Of our readers Is directed
to The advertisement of the extensive aals Of a
portion Of the personal Estate Of Rev. A. s. Do
zlKR deed, near Mt. Willing, On Thursday Of
this week. Persons in want of my Of the articles
therein mentioned sill do well to attend the sale.
better opportunity for procuring supplies may
not be offered asaa soon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Eurnt To Death.

On Monday the 18th inst, negro woman of
Capt. LIwIs JONES, while assisting to burn brlEh
at some distance from The house, had fro commu-
nica,e,: 10 her clothing, AID was in fow moments
horribly burnt she fingered in torture until
Wednesday night, when death released her from
suffering Let this DO warning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Cancert mid Farce.

The Concert and Farce advertised in our last
issue, instead Of taking place on Friday the Goth,
will be postponed until tho evening Of Monday,
tho lat February. Doors open at SiI-Adnif-
sion. Two Dollars. The Ladies have fur taer Sc
cared the assistance Of two maimed Soldiers,
whose music.l performances will add much to the
Interest of the occasio=.
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rhc Maic Academy.

Noxt Monday begins new quarter in this row
m:ratly conducted ias:;tuti9n-one which ne
can conEcientiously recommend far and wils. Mr..
J. NJ. .SnELLMAN now at the heal If it, is gen.
tlenun, citizen, and scholar Of the very hrs char
acter and attainmeniz.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
For Sale.

a DELIGHTFULNEWLY- RES
IA IDENCE in tho Village Of Edse6cld.
Tho Lot Contains THIRTY ACRES, amply
supplisiemith fire wsod and good water. -
The Location is eligible and healthy, combi.,
ming many advantages for a Village. Residence.
W. P. BUTLER. q
Jan. Is IT, S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Ridgeway Academy.

The exercises Of The Ridgeway Academy will
begin on Monday the lst February, under the
direction Of Mr.. r. W. Cannon, young gentle
man whose moral and intellectual worth is too
we'll known in our District to nOsd any worl Of
recommendation from us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

FlRE.-Wc regrctto learn that the office,
store house, and boarding house, together with
their entire contents, belonging to the Mag
netic iron Works Company, at Cherokee Ford,
Union District, was destroyed by fire on the
night of the Sth inst. The loss is estimated at
$lOO,OOO. No insurance. Supposed to be
the work Of an, inccndiary.-Yorkvil,e En-.
Quirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Headquarters,
COSSCRIPT DEPARTMENT; :,
CoLuapIA, S. c., Jauusry ~, 1851:
n rrI4E ORDEp M 70

CoLUNnIA, .. v, Janusry ~, 1907.
SPECLAL. ORDER NO. II. -,
+
HVT HEREAFTER applications for detai's'
HXs made to those headquarters will not be
considered unless accompanied with descriptive
lists" Of tho persons for whom the application ia
made.
v. Local Enrolling Officers are hereby ordered
to make return to these Headquarters on or be-
fore the lst day Of February next. of all men do
tailed by them within oonscript age.
= -
BY command of Msj. RApcLrrys, Act. Com. Con.
ISAAC HAYEE,
Lleut. md yAdj't..
@- All papers in estate willScopy once.
Jan. 27s 1t - ?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

a WARNING TO T4SSERs.--Tanners, be on
the look out Lieut.: L. FL. Russell, E. o., for
this District, we learn, arrested Tanner, a
few days ago, and sent him to the army on
account of his abuse. of tho serentyjfre per.
cent. law. ":The way Of the GausSressor is
bard.u-AbbeyiHe Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
THE EkDVERTISER.
JAMES 7. BACON, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27, 1864.
Promotion,

We elcarn, and record the fact with much pleas
ure, that Capt. Jons r. BLOCKER, for GEAR past
in, command of n Battery Of Heavy Artillery at
Mobile, has been promoted to Major, and ordered
10 report to Gen. N. C. BrrLgR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Ge, Ready your Bags, Bundles and

Capt BEN. E. NICHOLSON, tho efficient Com
m,nder of Co. B, Hampton Legion, is at home
on furlouGh, and begs US to say that he will glad
ly convey back to the brave men Of his Company,
any bundles or Packages left for them, by sir
f.enaS at the residence Of his mother, before tbs
S:h OF February. 2 :.
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Notice.

A SUPPLEMENT- will be made In the 0fieo
n of the ordinary on Monday tho 22d day Of
Febraaty next on the Estate. Of Mrs. Rhoda
Jackson, decd. Those having demands will pre-
sent them in due form on or before that time.
J: M. WITT, Ad'or.
Jau,27 St s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
A Knife Captured.

CAPTURED at Vaucluso Factory from Z De-
" sertcr-J. r. Altmin, Co. G, eth s. C. v.
"a large DIRK or KNIFE, about anenty inches
long, with the name of J.. Wood written on the
blade. Tho owner can obtain, the same by sppli-
cation to the Subscriber at Edisto Mills: -
RICH. GREGORY,
Lieut.. d Assistant Enrolling Officer. :.
Inn qB 81 5
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Notice.

A IL persohs having GLAZING sgainst The Estats
IA of !. J..lIerin, decd, arc notified to present
them forthwith otherwise they will fe.barrsds
J. W. HERIN, Ad'or. .. y
January 26, Sc 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Remember tho soldier.

A,we sit BY ou. warm AID cosy Gresilcs these
bitter cold nights, ls.k;ag into the glowing en-
bars and building sas'lcs in Che air, thinking Of
the glorious past, prophcs,ns Of tho future-as
tie L.cak winds whistle around the house, tossing
the dry branches Of the trees before the windows,
ard bowling up and down the streets like demon
Of obstruction, bent on crrands Of cvil-as We
wrap our dressing gown clofcr about us rad
thrust our slprcfcd feet n4srer the fire for
warmth and comfort-do we :h;hl; of TIE poor SOL
der. without blsnket or tent, sitting saivering by
3 chsrrless hamo which trcatens every moment
to die utentirv!y; pacing the seutincl's lonely
round with b.numLed fingers and feet? Do our
thoughts take any such direction in our bli.ssul
niopents ty the home hearth 2 II they DO, We
shall do we'll if the suggestions aud p.epptings
Of our better nature are reduced 10 immediate
practice. Reader, in your periods Of case sad
freedom from engrossing cares, think of the poor
soldier, and do not, because Of your own beati-
tude, allow him to suGer.-Exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

Tho Minutes Of the Eageneld Bapts aEioci,-.
tiOn are ready fOr-deliyery. Csll at LII PENIS,
storO. Clerks of Churches aro roqpsssaa 10 APP
propriate tho Blank Statistical eseturn IN each
Minute. ]. II. MINIS, elptk. :; =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

- ssr The Nashville Dispatch contains tarri.
bio account fthe suffering si the citizens south
aud eaat Of Murfrsssboro. Hithons food or:slyti-
ing, and suggests to the military authorities the
establishments Of ahome for the destitute. in the
neiphborhood of Steven aon
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DURIsoH, KEEsE 8 co,

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADVERTISER for one
year FIVE DoLkxIs in advance. For Six Months
THREE DoBLARs. .s
ADVERTISEMENTS will bo inserted at THREE
DOLLARS lGSluare (e ninon lines or less) for eaeh
mscrtiun Advertisements without instructions as TO tho
nuisr of tiea 10 be inserted, win be published un
forbid, and cha-sed accordingly -.
Announcing Candidates for any Office Of hons or
profit, TWENTY DOLLARS, to paid before the an
nouuesment is published
Obituary notices. Tributes OF Respect or any co!nmu-
nicaton personal in a nature, will be rated as adyer
,isefncuts and charged accordingly.
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@S- Matters about Dsltoaremain monatonous-
ly still. The asspy is compasativuly comfortable,
SO far as shelter is concerned butin want leath-
er dnd socks.
gS- Lord Lyons has become convert to Sow
ardism. Hs writes Lord Russell that the war mill
close in three month";.
Esr TIE Eaglo Manufacturing Company of
Columbus, Ga, have gircn FIVE thousand dollars
to M0rgan's sspmand. The member. of tsis
Company hare become dOseryealy and widely
celebrated for their liberal deeds. Long may they
prosper, and may thoy live to enjey ir peace and
plenty The fruits Of their good works.
sg vcalospit;ti buildings, 4: Camp winier,
ne;.. Richmond, wer= des'roycd last Monday
morning, betweou..: and O'clsck. A large guam
tity of cemmiusary storos and bod clothing were
destroyed. Fire accidental.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
For the Advertiser.

: The Edgefcli Village AiaAssociasian ackro#l-
sdzesthe following donations :, aEr. seN Mrs. B.
W. Hatcher, $40; Mrs. Isabella Blocker two pair
nice Socks, and from q. daughter of Mr.. Hiram
Adams, 1s years Of age, one shirt, one y.tt and
81, pairs Of socks. ne consider this g0odly
donation, and wish other Little girls would follow
the example ofindustrious little Miss Adams.
Mns. ANN GRIFFIN, PRgs.
. MHs. WIZ. GoorNAx, scc'ry 4 Trcas'r.
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Medical Notice.... ).

~
NKTE, tho undersigned, Prseticing physicians,
w agree to the following scale Of minimum
chargss for the present, or until further notice:
Visit in the Village. ....................:s5,9o
Visit IN 4fv"
MueaRc, @ySo
Consultation ;oD
Obstetrical fec in day:...... .......... ....."4O,oo
H.: q at night............s~...50
There,wiH be corresponding finerease in Sur
gical and other cases. Difficult and tcdiouss0b-
stetrical cases will be charged rsore, and pro-
portion to the services rendered. ass15's, :
Services rendered aftcr 9o'clock ut night Will
~ j. F.aGRIFFIM, SF%.
- E. J. MINIS; : :
W. M. BURT,
A.tM TEAGUE,
III. w. ABNEY.sAs
Jan'ylss 1854. 2t. ~ *
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