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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Fer lie Advertiser.
A,to-,t e. iI,t,,c


An extra meeting Of tho Southern Colonization
Society is called to assemble in the Odd Fellows
& Masonic Hail. on Monday next, at IL A. NJ,
to attend to important ani urgent business.
The Commit to raise funds foT the Agents
appoin ed to procc-d Ia Brazil and TO the .vu H.
er,i an: Western Territories of the United States,
are to make t: er report IA that cay, and i: they
should i.il 70 obtain the ncediul AMOUNT frcn
contributions ard donations, they should bc au
th"r;zcd Is, arap:ny olher mcais for raising it.
As these AGENTS, moreover, a.e expected to
start an r!:c;- Journey before The next rasrla'
meeting Of ,Ar Sueisty, and would like TO receive
from it, the necessary pcwers and instructions, it
is proper that nc shua:, have an earlier meeting
for that purpose.
BY order cf
JOSEPH ADNEY, Pres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

Gen. Gilmore returned to the city ye:ter-
day, from visit to Columbia, where he met
Gov. Perry, with whom, We understand, he
had q very pleasant and agreeable inter-
view.
We learn that by an arrangement between
them he chief civil officers Of .the State will
resume their Several duties, AID that the city
. ALTERS will be placed in charge Of the Mayor
and Alderlncn of tue city, and that tic or.
ders will be is ued from Hilton Head imme-
diate,y up n Gen. ,;ilmores return.
We also understand that tie operations Of
the Freedmen Bureau have been suspended
BIZ order of Gen. Meade, and !. reference
OF the yame made 10 the President Of the
United Sra rs.
We congratulate our citizens upon this
statement, and anticipate already tho lulil.
;neut of the promise Of Gov Perry TO the
President, that the State will socn be pre-
pared TO take her position with her sister
States of the Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
A CLmlcAl. Srk. urAroR.-Not long siues

4 CHEMICAL. NPEs UEATpK.-NdI IUnS Slucc
a.youna Nsw Yo:h cisrsynn" w''s ru,iica
ted" under The following cncumstanccs:. lie
Inherited. few Years ago, his iather'S old
pnlpi and wealth. iacndiHga a salary Of seven
thousand dollars. lie WIS inaucsi by friend
to purchase q few railway shares in Wall
street; was lucky; dnpcd in further, and
was agaia lucky; finally tonched tic gold
gambling business, pnl he soon found him
s.lfnet cuy bankrnrt, but be had sacrificed
all his mothers es;are, had involved his wife's
father to the iunc OF one hundred thru:a
dollars, and had rendered two or three "f his
wealthy parishoners liable to the loss Of sums
varying from ore hundred and fifty thousand
70 forty thou.and. he was forced 10 resign,
and. ..on a purse raised by few friends. he
was sent To Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
MIR. Davis.

The Hcrald's Fortress Manroe corrcsponden
says the military authorities had conversation
with Mr., Davis. Hn lisclaips any acquaintance
with Wcrtz OF any knowledge of the inhuman
treatment of our prisoners NJ Andersonvi'c.
One of President Jubnsen's sons had an inter
view With Mr., Davis few days iincc The con.
ycrsation was limited to general inquiries regard
ing his health and prison lts.
Mr.. Davis has so far recovered from his attack
Of Erysipelas, as to be able to resume his accus-
toned daii;- walks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Slavery in Georgia.
The Savannah Herald SAYS:

Howell Cobb, who wasiuAugusta recently,
expressed an earnest desire TO see Georgia
resume her former position in tie Union.
Slavery, he said, could never be rosuscitated,
and he ihopght it best foe all 10 subIit
promptly and willingly to the United States
authorities.
, Ex.Govcrnor Brown was lately in A tlanta,
entirely recovered from his illness. lie re-
garded the question OF secession as settled
and that any further agitation on that ssnd
Kindred subjects should be studiou-ly avoid
ed. He thinks it would he we'll for the Con.
vention to declare that slavery is at au end
in Georgia, withod: excitement or discus.
nou.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
For the Advertiser.
Proceedings of the Colonization So


Mn EDITOR: 1T TIE frst meeting Of the friends
of Southern C"oniz,tion, at Edgcfeld G. n, on
SGle-day IN A::sa:t, j. was.rcsolved to send two
~ more agents. with rs little delay as practica-
Ilc, 10 oxpiure the, Southern and Western Terri.
tories Of the United Ststcs, and especially tha
Grca: Empire of: B.azil, to ascertain what induce
inonts they might offer fcr tho immigration Of cur
people, and, in Ii. event rG favorable rcpcrt, to
make all necessary arrangements for the procure
ment of Lands, and for the establishment of .
good and permanent acltcmcnt there.
DIR. Hugh a. Shaw and Major Robers. Mcri-
wcthcr were the Agents selected for thsfnission,
ard DR.. Hugh A. Shaw, i. C. Bryan, VIM. NJ,
Williams, Maj. Isaac Boles and T. 3 Reese were
appointed Committee to collect funds from the
subscribers and friends to the enterprise, in order
to equip them for their journey; when the meet
ing adjourned to assemble again on the first Mon
day in S-rtenser. y
On tha, day, the meeting, which was well at
tended, resolved itself into Southern Cslonza-
tion Society, and adopted Constitution, and
elected the following Officers:
Maj. JOSEPH ABNEY, President.
Cu. D. L. SHAW Vice President.
Col. a. P. EurLEa, Secretary.
Maj JOIN Z. BAca.. Corresponding Secretary.
Tuos. B. REESE, Treasurer.
The Society affirmed what had beoa done ot
the previous meeting in relation to the appoint,
ment of Agents or Explorers. and the raising oi
funds bu. rs tic Co'l.ntice for tie latter object
mad been only partially successful in their efforts
tl.c President, GU mn,in .:.p inred an additions.
Committee con >:s,i;.g nr Hugh A. Shaw, Ma:
Isaac BDies 3 C. Bs:"n, Wiz. N. Williams, T
b. Kucs,, H.rris-:' : SfT.in. Dr. 7. J. league
Jchn L. Nichol,e;.. Wa. T. Dmri>oe. Benjamin
T Mays. He:ry q. ,r'aus, Il. T McESen. Col
Thus DAVIS, 5. j. ". Clark, Capt. Tillmau
Watson, If Ccnrgs Wis~, w Q Gardner. Charlie!
Glaver, f'nn. j D. Gritih, John Scncll, Esq.
Capt. ". r. Dr..nson. Dr. W. D. Jennings, G. w
Morgan. John Il. Carwile, and Others, TO- assis
them in their labors, ard to report progress a
Edgefcld C. H., Oh Monday, the 18Th inst.
JOSEPH ABNEY, Pres.
a. P, BUTLER, Sae'ry.. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Amicab.e Interview Between Gene.ai
Meadey General Gilmore and
Governor PeirT.

Major Gaaeral Gilmore ani Sta!I, who &C
compunied General Meade on Visit to tie
interior of the State, AS far as Columbia, re-
turned yesterday evening by the Northeas-
tern Rail Road. General Meade and his par
tv took the Wilmington and Manchester
Rail Road cars at Florence, S. G., for Will
miDgton. en- route on his return North.
The party, onleaying here last Friday, took
the Nortu.asterirRail Road, aid, notwith-
standing the delay in the examination of sill
Vie military posts on the route, including
Darlington Sumter and Florence, reached
Coumbi. Sunday, whr. they were met by
ls Excelltncy, Governor Perry. \ very
pleasant and satisfactory interviaw took
place, resul ing in an agreement. aid the par
tial restoration ot civil power through the en-
tire Stae, by the full ami complete establish
Inent ol tue civil & ur,s for the trial OF all
Cases except these Of freedmen and persons
cf cror. In Ill cases Of :be latter, aid where
The testimony Of colored persons is neccssary,
tie Provost Marshal Courts are, for the pres
ent, tc have exclusive cognizance and adjudi-
Cation.
All cases between white persons are 10 be
heard and adjIdicated ~ the State Courts,
Municipal Authortie-, or Civil Officers, unier
and .,.rorilas to the laws of the State. The
Civil Courts are to be opened under the direc
do. I. IL, Excellency the Governor, and the
Civil aud Municipal Officers are TO be per
iui,ted TO resume their official duties and dis
charge heur without interruption.
Durrg the Interview, Gov. Perry spoke in
warm ,crms Of commendation Of tl.e action
apd proceedings Of the Courts lately estab-
lished, hy order of General Gilmore. General
Meade expressed himself well pleased with
the couditiOn of affairs in S5nth Carolina,
stating that everything was working to his
entire satisfaction, and it would be his pleas
ing duty to report the fact to the Department
at Washington.
With the result of the interview our citi-
zens have every cause ior congatuiation. a b
though civi! power is not Yet fully restored,
martial law aud the suspension of the writ Of
HaLeas Corpus still remaining, it is evident
that the Government is anxious to complete
the work Of restoration aS rapidly as possible.
General Gilmore and Staii left on the
steamer Colt last evening for Hilton Head
Charleston Courier, 5th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Jacol, 81 sci,irmcr.

We would difcct he attention Q: cur readers TO
the card of Mr.. JACOB S. ScHIRNEe, Of charc: :
ton, to be found in another coiumn. This gontlc-
man, son of Mr.. ]. F. ScHiAMsR, fer two or three
years past o most deservcdly popular and honorel
resident Of our town, is Of the highest personal
character and the mrst solid business quakaca-
lions. We have every assurance that all business
entrusted to hia, will meet With prompt, efficient
end satisfactory attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
southern Mail Routes nestored.

Among the ma,y msii outes recently restored
by the Postmas.et-G General, are the following =
From Nashville to JohusOryilles and from Nash
vile and intermediate points to Chattanooga, aud
from Wartrace to Shelbyvie-all daily service !;
from Cclumbis, S. c.. to Grcenv;Ile, and all the
intermediate L:1fces-service three times week.
j. p. vass,lll has becn appointed agent of the
Post Office Department for Tia States of North
and South Carolina Nr. Vassnll has kecn acting
Postmaster at Wilmington sincoi;s occupation by
;h. federal lioous
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Ease. Comlor, nud conyeniencc

Cav Invariably be found under tho rocr Of The
Central Tote. Aucusts. ia. Thi. housc, 81 IA
vorahly l;noxa 10 Edseie!d people from tine i'm
memorial, as .lc Unitcl States Hotel, Southern
States Hotel, &c. Is new mos: admirably kept by
Mcssrs. TnoN,s & LITTLE. We liavo been with
t:icfu day aud nigh: Of late, and can bear per-
sonal testimony to their cbiisirg and gentleman
!y department towards tl.cir guests; to ti"r
abundant and wcl.faruishcI table; aad 10 the
gesera! good orl=r OF their establishment
-corA--,
ne Or. A. 9. Mackey, the representative
Union mon Of Charleston" received l3s votes for
the State Convention, out Of ncnr 9Cu pulled. The
Docier was slightly defeated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
The Baptist Banner.

we hare received the first number 0! the now
series of this ably-conductsd religious journal |;
or rather it has fallen into our hands In those
wretcbed days Of no mails, we reccirc nothing
NO got all our papers and oil our news 10 tke
most from and-to-mouth style. This Banner is,
as twas in former days, useful, instructive, en-
tertaining. elegant. Published by JAS. N. Ellis,
Augusta, Go. Every Saturday Morninr. Price,
Three Dollars
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
sy prcsidcu. Johnson has issued proclama

sr Prcsidcu. Johnson has issued a prOclama-
ton announcing that on anal after tho lss Sep
,ember all restrictions on trade with The South
ern States in articles declared contrneAnl by his
rroclalaatlons Of Tie ls:h and eith Of June last,
will he removed, and that commerce win them
viii be sufject TO only such regulations ~ tie
Secretary Of tho Treasury uay prsscriho
SsS- Tho latest New York market we have,
says gold is active and advancing. Price l4s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
KindIy oferin~ of First Fruits.

We owc many thanks to our young friend, Mr.
WILLIAM RAMEr, for liberal basket Of extreme
ly Gne Sweet Potatoes. We once heard Mr. RA-
MEY, Sr,-" Old Nat" say that it did not require
rain to make either corn or potatoes. We thought
him little demsnted at the time, but these huge
potatoes prove the truth Of his remark for VIC
we'll know that they have not had a drop Of rain
on them since they were planted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
For the Legis!afure.

An old and highly respected friend Scnds us
for publication al announcement of six Of our
most worthy citizens as Candidates for the Lcsis-
ature, but as tho Fix ". for announcing the six
names arc net enclosed, VIC m4si forcgo the pleas
urs os presenting our friends .esct to the public
We hope he Will excuse us--but oar sorNs are
cash, with one and ell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
South Carolina Bank Notes.

The following are the prices paid for Soutl
Carolina Bank notes in New York. These
prices are in United States Legal Tendci
Notes or in gold coin, The date Of these
quotations is Of ;he It'll list, and ere, oI
course auctaatiug:
Bank of Camden, Il; Bauk of Cbnrlc>,on.
u; Bank Of Chester, -; Blnk Of (ieorgr-
'own, Is; Bank of Hamburg, II; Bank oi
Hamburg, l5; Bank of Newberry, -; BanS;
OF South Carolina, Is; Bank Of State of South
Carolina, II; 7;'Com,ncrcial Bank, Columbia,
-: Exchange Bank, Columbia, Is; Farmers
IL Exchange Bank, 10, Merchants Bank.
Caeraw. 10; Peoples Bank, 80: Planters
Baak, 10; Planters & Mechanics Bink, lG:
Southwestern Rail Road, -; State Bank.
10: Union Bank, 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

Oys of the city c,lpor.eurs Of Cincinnati
seine time ago; when engaged il distributing
tracts among the poor bsDighted ones about
the town, met with an amusing incident.
Coming to I'M isolated building of humble
pretensions Io opcacd the door without the
ceremony OF Knocking: saying
"Will you accept a tract Of the Holy
land" meaning the four pages Of the letter
press he mad in his b1nd.
The man Of tile house instantly replied
eyes, be jabers whole section, if you
give good title; but I'd like to know if there
be much iever'n ager there 70 bother a poor
diyil?n
The colportcur retreated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Delegates from gdscfcld to the Cen

On Wednesday last, the reselt of The election,
in Edgedold District, for Delegates to the Con.
vention, was duly declared. VIC havo not space
to publish The returns in full. Below, however
vii. be found the grand rceult. TIE frat six gen
,lemca are elected, and will 10 d1ult be in &c.
lumbia by to-day "wednesday lsth) to take their
Seats They are good men anal true May Wis
dom, virtue and patriotism animate and guide
their thoughts, words and deeds as members o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
The Augusta Trial.

The rial of Msssrs. Watkins, Doughty ina
Hight, suspected Of the murder Of capt. iieasly,
isstll in progress-before the Military Commits
sion called for the purpose. The examination OF
witnesses on the part Of he prosecution was en-
dol OH Saturday last. We presume the ez4mi-
nation of those for tho defence will occupy some
days 10 cnmc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Books, Stationery, Musical Instru.
ments

See the advertisement Of Mr.. MATHEW MAR
KEY, of Augusta, Ga. lie was Fer years with
.Gpp.. A, OATES, and is consequently perfectly an
roereat as regards the buying and selling of
Books, Stationery aud Musica, Instruments. He
has largo and choice supply Of nll such things,
sud will sell them at TIC most reasonable prices
We take pleasure in commanding Mr. MAEKEY to
uur readers and wishing him a large share Of
i,.1: rnmavc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

gsa- Captain Anderson, of The Great Eastern,
in I. letter, says: I, ~ii' ryquirS ten months to
provide the proper gao Tor lifting the cable and
mnbins the nccsssar, repairs to the Great Eas-
tc-n. He suY CESS Ii ner eaSle should be
made ard lail ia May "rx'. and ite I'D one be
then pickelu w an ran.irsl lie 'tns every con-
liicncc in TIC ntr:n .uccess Of The cnhle, but
thinks it uselcs. to rcp.w attempts to lay it du-
ring tho winter months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

strung along hc- hu6arks to carry all her crew
to haven of security, and {. consult my own
s,fety. because my comrades dare rot encounter
the hazards will me, "r through yl.thfulncss and
iriGsrencc prefer trast their fate to stranger
hands, rather than heed that voice
- heard Sd Oft
IN worst extremes, aud cn The pcrilous edge
or battle when i! ragged, in all assaults
Their surcst signal"
Ponder these questions we'll, and in the next
issue will illustrate my meaning go clearly, that
there ean he NO uifcuncep.ior, e:hcr Of our des-
tiny or our duty.
Yorrs, tr,liy,
JOSEPH ABNEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
THE ADVERTISER.
JAMES T. gAcoH, EpITos.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 1a. 1895.

sy Persons from the country had better on
auire at the Village Post 0Gca for letters, &C., as
most letters for this District SAINT by way Of Au-
gusta, arc, throushthe kindncas of Lieut. Gil
LETT, Provost Marshall, turnsd Ovsr to fostmas-
ter RAMSAY for distribution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

4 little friend of ours, about eight yeara
Old is very fopd Of arithmetic, and always
ready to answer any question in it as far as
she has gone. One day, gentleman gave
htr urob!4m which ~As rather difficult 20
solve. IL asked hcr, if a boy were ten
years Old and his ia her forty, how old would
his mother irc? {? 'lhr child replied @
u ihi,,k h,rty-ou have not been as
far as fractions, or could tell you exactly"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
The Restoration of Houses and Lands.

BY reference to the published order Of T.
C. Callicot, Supervising Special Agent, it
will be seen thar all applications for the re-
storation of lands and houses now held as
:: captured or abandoned property" are to
be made 10 General Howard, tie Chief of the
Ereedmeu's Bnresu, at. Nashingion.. F-,sare
aratifiad ut this announcement, Is showing q
disposition on the part of the Government TO
put things in course Of justice. and 10 this
end establishing in the Bureau q Judicial
authority which may be invoked in behalf of
tie citizen. 1t is we'll known that by much
the largest proportion of the property, real
and personal, now in possession Of the agents
ot the Freedme y Bureau, though vacant ct
the time of seizure, was not "abaL ioned
property" ir. the. sense of the Acts Of Con-
gress rela ing to the subject. But this in
discriminate seizure, when once made and
rec.rdA in the registry Of the Department,
passed beyond the control Of subordinate
agents, wac were invested with no judicial
power to try claims relative to the property
III ,helr custody. Hence Our citizens very
many of them, have for many months been
suffering under priyaton OF properly not in
accordance with o correct construction of the
law, and yet having 10 redress for the want
of some tribunal having authority to inquire
into and adjudge their claims. We are glad
to see that this great grievance is to be re
dressed. General Howard, the head OF the
Bureau, is now ready to receive all applice-
tious for release of property from those wao
are ADVISED that they are not within the
meaning of the law. We are pleased also to
learn trotn the law notice Of j. ". Wilkin.
son. Esq, published in our columns to-day,
that prompt arrangements have been made
to facilitate, by his residence at Washington,
applications for the restoration OF property.
By prompt attention 10 the means now open
f,r resor ug themselves to their full and CON.
p!ete rights Of p:oper!y, it is to be hoped that
oar citizens will in j short while become once
more tn, uwncrs iostead the lesses Of their
mesteads.-Charleston Courier, 9th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Read Read Read \.

Tgs.IE Suhscrihcs .uil anv ~" HIGHEST MAR
4 EST MARKET PRICE for /:
10 No. 1 EcEIe Males:
500 Husicls Wheat;
500 EuShelS oats:
5000 Lbs. Bacon:
1000 Lbs. Lard;
80 Barrels syrep.
JAS. NJ. HARRISON.
Elseas!d C. H., sept5 n SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Notice.

= OST Or MrsLAID y cert,in NOTE, or SIM
Ed sic BEL. "r Two Tn"usanl t2OO0) Dpllars.
Iii I'd payable TO Wm. C. Moragne, Trustee or
bearer, three years after date, with interest pay
allie snnualy from dar",-datci the 18th En-
veulb.r. tsG0 and signed by Il H. Sullivan,
D:,acl QaaLtisbam ani Ja.. B Sullivan. here.
by notify he >igners rot 10 pAy it i; ptescntcd by
an"thc- person. JOHN HUIET.
Sent ii Ola 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

as-M Mr.. Davis has procured the privilege Of
writing to his wife,.
@six thousand fvo hundred dollars have
basn subscribed by Washington seesssi,nistz 70
thc Mra. JEFF Davis .csiponial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
For Sale

A SUPERIOR NJ ihogany framed WHEELER
Ia d WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, with
implements complete. and Needles.
-.i!so,-
substantial TRUNDEL DEDsTEAD asd al
excellent WIRE SAFE. nearly new.
These articles will either be sold FOR Cash or
exchanged for Cotton. apply nj this Office
Sopt12 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Lost,

Lost,
Am or abnut the frs. of September 1865, TWO
W N0TES,--one ON Mr.. Lanlon Tucker for
Sj,75S,J6 dated September 9th 1861. bearing
interest from lst Aprl 1864 the other on alr. l..
\. Tullcy, for $I5,0D datod Jan. lS6l.-in:eres.
ir"m said date. L thare!"-c warn all persons
from trading for the above named Notes.
II. 3. TUCKER.
P.S.-The asst Note Was given to VIM 'Malsett
or bearer.
Sept II 3l# 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
DuR1soE. KgEsE G co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADVERTISER for ono
year ONE DOLLAR in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted al ONE
DOLLAR per Square ia rnon lines or less) for .nach
insertion. Advertisements without instrici"u as 10 The
nlnoer Of times to be inserted will be published untl
forbid. and charged accordingly
Announcing Candidates for any ONCE of honor or
profit. FIVE DOLLARS, 10 be paid before the an
Douucement is published.
Obituary notices. Trbu.es Of Respect or any commu-
nca,on personal Its nature, viii be rated as adYer-
i4clncats and charged accordingly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
Soldiers in Need of Employment
BY order c.

a. T. Burlen, 5Scc'rj.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13

a. P. Butler, sa%Ty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-13
this momcntous and all

sr "w's" article VIII appear in our next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-12

Portland, Jan. IL.
The steauer Horavian, from Liverpool
a9th. Londonderry S0th, arrived here thia
Go0n.
Commercial news unimportant owing to
holidays.
Gen. Dix's order to pursue rebels raid :
ers into Canada stssacted much attention
and leading 'urnsls hope it will not be
acted upon, as it might cause trouble.
Cotton 6rm and unchsnged; bresdstuisa
quoted 6rm and inactive. No regular
market silce the Asia sailed. Provisions
insctise; consuls closed II 89l@89s Tor
money
The papers eeaerally discosa,enace The
idea q beisg driven iato unlriendly rela-
tions 9TH the United States On socouut
of raidels in Cassda.
The Times shows tho rebels could desii q
nothing bssisr.
Liverpool, Jan. 10.
Cotton opened 6smss bat closed easier;
bseadstuffs and provisioss Qaiet. Lard
tends spvard.
Bsllioa in hank dssreassd 200, 900
pousdos
Amefiean stocks IN isois Central 80 | a
81 Discount; Erie, 37(139.