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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-20

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
EXECUTORS SALE.


EpY virtue, of an order from The Ordinary Of
HD Edgefeld District, I shall procood to sell at
the late residence Of the Rev. ALLEN. s. Do
ZIER, deceased on
Thursday, the 2Sth Instant,
AND DAY FOLLOWING, all tho Personal Is
tate of said deceased, consisting in. part, MS fol
lows
ONE HUNDRED BALES COTTON,
5000 Bushels CORN;
500 Bushels. OATS;
SO Bushels WHEAT;
GO0O Pounds FLOUR;
5000 Pounds BACON;
1900 Pounds LARD;
Is Head of MULES;
100 Head of CATTLE;
$50 Head of HOGS;
>5OvHead of SHEEP;
10000 Pounds FODDER;
One Lot Excellent LEATHER; >
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PLANTATION AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
WAGONS, CARTS,
AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
sy'Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES A. D0ZIER, ExOr.
Inn "a. ct 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
ROLL OF HONOR.

To tic Families Of Deceased Soldiers: :
The. Legislature has continued the agency to
record the names CT soldiers from this State who
have fallen in service. or died from disease daring
thc present war. The following resolution was
adopted by both branches of the General Assem-
bly,
nRcsolecd, That The Agent DO urge, by public
advertisement, the families of deceased soldiers.
to report to him, that ho may have the means OF
verifying and correcting Rcgimcntai returns
In accordance with the above resolution Of the
General Assembly, 1 earnestly request the fam'-
lies and friends of deceased soldiers to forward to
me the names of tho brave men who have fallen
in battle or died in service during the present
war. The information ~rssnircd is the name, rank
number Of regiment, letter Of company, date Of
death, cause of death, in what battlc,S or where
died.
+ would also earnestly request nil the command
ing officers Of regiments from this State to for
ward lne official returns of the casualties in their
respective commands from the beginning of the
war, and to continue said returns during their
term of service, SO that the Roll of Honor may
be as perfect and complete as possible.
WI. B. JOHNSTON,
Recording AgenNSf the State.
Gs- All the papers in tho State will please
copy three times, and forward bills to me-, as u
Recording Agent of thu State.
JAM. Ut 2 ;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
HEADQUARTERS,
cOMMISSARY.aEN,s Dept. S.

COMMISSARY-GEN'S. DEPT, S. c.
COLUMBIA, S. C, Dec. %, 1869.
YHyuE General Assembly having passed az Act
e to amend an Act, entitled "A1 act 10 sup
press: the undue disIill.tiop of sp;rituous liquors
in this Stnte," autht .zing and empowering his
Excollency the Governor to contract with a skilled
and responsible agent in each of tho Districts Of
this State to- MANUFACTURED limited quantity Of
pure spirits, Mt a limited and and reasonable price,
not to exceed ttrOc dollars per gallon said
spirits not to be sold to any but regularly practic-
ing physicians and registered druggists :"
Notice is hereby given that proposals in writ
ing, stating prices, will be received at this De-
partment for the manufacture anil sale, as above,
of n quantity Of pure spirits ana alcohol, sufi-
cient for the demands of the District from which
The oIrsr is made. Bond OF ten thousand dollars,
with adequate security, will DO required for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the contract.
Early proposals arc requested.
By ordercof tic Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col. and Connisssry-Gep, SC.
JAN. 6 1t =
%gs- All papers in 40 S;atoinsert four times,
and send bills in duplicate, with copy Of adreT-
tiaemcnt attached, to this Department. for pay
ment. Ellis paid quarterly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27


> A telegram from Dalton states that the
officers and oldisrs Of Bates brigade unanimously
adopted a resolution agreeing to enlist for the
war, and determined never to, lay Down their arms
until their homes are rescued from the enemy and
the cOnfcderacy permanently established among
tho nations of the earth.
@- Tho South Carolina Central Association
have purchased since Jan. 1st Is, 600 lbs hidesto
be tanned and mado up into shoss. Also over
1900 yards Wuolen s.uss to be made into gar
ments. They have also received and partly for
warded, since Jan. LIST, over 500 cases to The vari.
GUS armies, Which wcro sent to them for trsnst
phipmcnt.
sV- The Federal army letter writers are Of the
opinion that it Mill not be so easy a matter for
Grant to ad:aucc to Atlanta. Their opinion
is a right one this timc-ce-tain. Grsnt will
not find it an easy JOB to advance st aH. The
cry Of " on to All .nta" will be about aa sue
cessful as he cry Of on to Richmond" has been.
ns- If ne would husband our confsl ora.o re-
sources, the conscript fathers must leaye us the
husbandmen to, do it with.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Negroes fer Sale.

EToR sale two midIie-aged NEGROES man
and his wife. The man is o good Gardener,
q fine manager Of Hogs, Cattle, ana Sheep, is a
useful man on a plantation, and tfproughly'u n-
derstands the art of making Sorghum Syrup.
Tho woman IS an excellent hand with negro chill
drea, a gooi poultry raiser. cocks ~tolersbly we'll,
and cards anl spios we'll. Sold for no fault. APP
ply at this office.
Jan. 20. tt 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Notic& TO Farmers !

. LII persons who may wish to deliver their
IA Tithc Mt Granitevillc are hereby informed
that the undersigned having been appointed
Agent at that place will receive Corn, Wheat, &c.
after the Goth IF this month. Farmers can obtain
Sacks by ealiins.a at ny Office ut tho Graniteville
Depot. GEO. T. CHlLGS, Agent.
0ranitcyilc, Jan TO. Ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

Il :: Joe" said g soldier to a comraie
on the, street yesterday, reading tho morning
Appeal, q where the devils Statu Gao? !
see this paper says our army's in stata quo."
"Dunno!" replied Joe" reckon she mast
be the east fork oy tho Chickamorgy4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Burial. Gases!

s aal Mahogany CoFFINs, which, from and
7itcr this date, viii be sod ,os-GAsH, ahd:es
;or;ccs as rsasouGb!c rs the iimesSwiit admis.of.
Tho use of Tho nEARsE Will be charged for
JOHN NJ. wiTE.s>
ElgaGcld, S. c., Oct III, llsGs: .ftf .,4ssd2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

40 The Herald says Fremont vii run "a an
independent candidate for the. Presidency, and
ears that the canvass viii! bccarricd on to scenes
Of violence, .5loodshed and confusion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Estrayed

ENRON the Subscribers residence, near the Pine
IL House, n dark bay or nearly black Marsh
Mare pO.NEY,-yed name, IL or IL oll,racks un-
der sa1dlc, and had quite ii sore back when she
left. A liberal reward will be paid for her deliv-
cry t. me, or. any information concerning her will
be thankfully received. When last seen she WIS
in the vicinity of Aiken. NJ. NJ. LONG.
J,n 1S tr 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

A Touch OsE.-A soldier was observed a
short time since busily engaged in making
depredations upon the colonies that had COM
fortably established themselves among the ca
pillary ornaments of his person. A passer
by noticed him, and said, "Why don'tyou put
mercurial ointment on your head and kill those
things !" Mercurial ointment" said the
soldier, " why Tye got lice on my lead that
are able to sit up and eat two bits worth, and
get fat ON it. Just look at that follow I've
Just eaught-bis enough to be shot with, o
musket ball fifty yards. Hes bsen feeding
on mercurial ointment for a month.'-Atlan-
ia Confedcracy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

GEy. LEE PARDoNs.-rhe Richmond corr
respondent of the Columbus Sun says that
General Lee pardorcd the other day, just as
the sentence was about to be executed, q de-
serter, condemned to beshot. Ills reason for
so doing was 10, encourage the wiycssof oil
soldiers to oct as the wife of this man hid
done. When the officers came ip search of
him she promptly delivered Linn up, saying
it was her duty, in spite of her love for him,
and the suffervgs and bardships she endured
10 consequence, Of his absence, 70 send him
back to the array, that so mach needed him
in this hour Of tie <country's tribuIation. For
her saks. GeneralLe co spared him. Let other
wives take note.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Lost or MisIaid.

vEyWO NOTES-onc on J.. e. Mcaoham for
4 $500, due lst Feb. 1861 payable to Wash,
Wiso the other on 3. II. Miller for Sl47, paya-
bio to Executors Of Wash. Wise, decd, duo 18th
Dec. 1851. All persons are cautioned against
trading for cithor of tho aforementioned Notes.
II. A. SHAW.
Jan 1G Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Lost OF Misiaid,

z S;ots. giyep. by Mrs. Eliza Briggs with b
IA Martin and Jus. A,Talhort} TO John Thorn
ton, E.x,ar, of Nancy. Robertson. deed, on sio
"a Dcccu;berlas, Cor Seven Hundrea and Eighty
fdi,:r esq dollars; payable in'onc and years.
will, interest from aate.4sAu persons arc fore-s
wnruci not TO t-adc for said Note as il hns been )
paid. ' JA9'A'
Jau.G -1a = cor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Assessors Notice

n WILLtattenid at the following times and rlaco5
E. to receive, Returns of the Income; Tax and Tax
on Salaries for the. Calendar year4lS63.s2 Also,
take Returns Of Mott Pork killed since the 24th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Tax Collectors Notice.

E4wILL attend. with DR.. Il. C. GRIFFIN, ct
4 the times ana places mentioned by him 10
collect the Taxpn Cattle, tic Income Tax and
also tho Registry Tax.
Reg :stercl Tax Payers viii DO required to re-
turn the amount Of sales for the quarter ending
3lst Dec, and also to rctarn and pay the Specific
Tax Or License for tho present year. Under this
Naeps, Tannerics, Di:tillcrs, Cattle brokers, Butch
ers, Peddlo2fs; Sapothecar;cs, Lawyers, Physicians,
&C., &c.
Taxpayers are. earnestly requested to moet me
at NY appointments, aud pay their taxes, as l
will he required to.:Mako my return the last OF
February. IS. y: fi.;yaSi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Notice.
Notice.

a Ill persons having claims Against tho Estate
"A. of W. ID. RebosnJ -dee'dy arc requested to-
present them, duly -at:estcd, by the 18th Februa-
fynext; and all persons indebted to the said {
Estate will please make payment BY that tine, as
I oesirs to close up said Estate without delay.
ELIZABlTH :BaB0RN, Admir-.
NoT 1. Bins 40 "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
list Of Letters

EMAfNI&Gin the Post Office at Edgcfela
rs g. L., Dec. 5l.t, 1862. Persons calling ter
Letters on this isl will please say Advertised
ard also. come prepared with-the change.
A, B.-M-s Il a Ada,as. 2, Miss A Adec, w
Adams, Co X. 18th Itgt, Em Apci, L-Baiicr,
e II Dohls, Mr; j. Bunch, D Baruncc;, Mrs j.
BrndGoll. Mrs N Boazer, Miss L Burton, j L
Burton, Mrs 5 Dlsir, Miss 5 BusScy, 5 Brooks.
c., D, E.-aiiss NJ Cartledsc, Mrs 0 Chadwick,
Mrs S. Dorm, Q, Mrs II Duncan, Mrs 5 Dozier,
Mrs N Dcluushter, Mrs. Edwards, Hiss NJ Eles-
~. Mrs !; Eagle; C Floyd, VI L Forrest,
Mrs s S Freeman, Mrs II "a Fuller, j. Glover,
Mira S Gaskins, 5 W. Gardner, 2. Mrs Graves.
IA J Hammond, W C Hall, " Hall, "
Uayird. Mrs " Narddo, Mrs 3 Harris, Mrs L
Harris. d Holland, Mrs L Hammond, MISE
.Holston, AIRS A ~lIolaway, Eirs NJ Haygood. Il Nj
Harmon:: Y J. Hamilton, Miss NJ Hammond, bliss
NJ Hampton, j II hammond, iti.s III Hum5ert;
L Hondcrsoa.
j, K.--p-D johnson, D J%crl6r, r 4 .Jenniasr,
airs 5 II Jones, Mgs i King, MSS A kisg, .hiss
e King.
.L.-R Z Lsm,r, A " Lamar. 5 II Lor;sk, S
Langley, 5lrs C Long, Miss ? Lyon, Wv Len,
nm. 4 Lewis. j A Lsrcar, e Lorict', Siiss, d
Lake, Rev, E Loveless, Miss 5 4 soes, j LL0sk-
ridge, Miss Z L Luq;'iro.
Mn ON MeCarier, n sfagrav, 5, Miss
M Nays, S Mathews Mrs J Mcdonald, Mics idc.
CarlhG, Mrs y McKic. Mati!!h care of Mr.. Mora,
Mrs C MeC.uxe, 3, Mrs-M Ms5aes, 2, Elizabeth
Berry care of james McrcAYh;, i Mack. lirs 9
Mlriain, J N Nosriss, Rev 4 Norris, Hiss j,
Oliver.
p. R. s.-Mrsa Parks, r Prince, AvRo-
per, R Redan, Miss J o Rogers, DIR G Richard.
son, Mrs L L Ryan, Lieut. Z A Shaw. Misem
svcariusen, Miss S story, 2, Miss G sasrR.on,
DR. w b Shaw, J Smith, S Z Sta'naktr, stu,
r + Smiih, Miss NJ Stone, Sfiss-M spiccr, J
Staupsr, Win strom,L Shuck, Mrs j n smoos,
q. w, IL Tame. Mrs G Walla0a, CWOod,
J wilson, DR. G.sYien, w Wheeler, S Williams,
Miss e zcig.or, Rev J 7 Zaaly.
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A Teacher Wanted.

a LADY, experienced in the calling, and ca
"A pablo of Touching the usual English branch
CO, together with. Music. She will be eXpectcdto
t,ke charge Of q School of about twenty-five pu,,
pills. Mono need apply without ths highest and
most indisoutablo references and Recommended
tions: Terms reasonable. Address
TlI0S. L. REESE.
> Hamburg, Jan At
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Fina1 Notice. .

a LII persons having claims 6sainst' The Estate
r.. of Richard Parks, decd, arc notified. to-
render .hcmin, properly 'attostel, on or before the
dag q iiuarsottlcmcnt of said Estatc will be made
in The 0rlinary's Office.
- Il. G.. & W. L. PARKS, sEx'ors.
jan G ~. 3ms =
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Msw

.[EF-LH
rEgHE subGriherlbas received. ct his old stand,
il the following articles, which hewil sell OF
the lowest mario. price, viz
.CALfcOEs and GINGHAMs; S.
Dicachcd and Brown SEIRT1NGS';
Linen and Cotton HANDKER CHIEFS;
THREAD and BUTTONS; =.
NEEDLES and. PINS;
PAPER anu ENVELOPES;
SEREL PENS and PENCILS;
y CASE Shoes; -
&, HOOP SKIRTS;
Manufactured and snohing-ToBAecoIs
SEGARS;
FIVE BROWN sUGAR
COOKING SODA.
/ also, expect a Bale of rAcToRYsEHREAD
by the last of the week.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JauGs If 2
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Last Notice.

a L. persons indebted totho Estate of W. Bur-
"A. ses' Bush, decd, arc. notified to settle the
sano forthwith with my Agent J. A, Lott: rrd
oil persons haying demands agalnst the Estate
will render them in to tho same blythe first Non
day j., February next, ns there will be = final
gattle:nentof the I;sta.o m thai day, IN thu Or
dinary's Office. JOHN hUTkf, Ad'or.
Jan IS 81 81
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Last Notice.

DERsoNS having claims against tho Estates
Il of Matthew Mays, deed, or Eliz. Nays
decd, will present them duly attested by tho 3ta
April next and those indebted to either OF sand
Estates viii please. pay the same without delay,
as on the 9Th day Of April a llna; settlement will
be in tho Ordinary"s Office on said Estates.
GEO. n. MAYS, Admir-
Jan S SIN
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Take Notice.
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons Indebted to the Estate of VIM.
"A Toney, decd, will pay tho samo Without dclay,
and tiioso having claims against said Estate AFRO.
%aotii.i to render them ia properly aitested, to
Dr.. j. B. Courtney, Agent for tho Adninistrasor,
forthwith, rs we desire to close up the Estatea
GEO. J, ToEEY, Ad'o=
yG, o. Tvs IL
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EsSa.IaMaHca.

3 Lhepersoas IL ahysi.ssiaSc6tsa .othc Esta!c
"A .of Il. III. Paasr decd, aro earnestly request -
cd, 90. coslc forward and. settle up without. delay. /;
TEs5S having claims against said Eltate viii rci
a., G.. IT,. PENN, Adnl'er. ~
Aus4 If Gle .