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from Selma.

From a lady who has jest arrived here
from Selma, having managed 10 escape
throu2 the lines, We get the following items
of interest.
The following citizens were killed in the
trenches: Mr.. Small, the presby,crian Minis,
ter, N. J. Williams. editor Of the Reporter
Mr.. Phiipot.
Captain Il. J. Harrison was wounded. and
great many citizens were captur2d with
arrns.
The following buildings were i. stroyed by
the fire. Hall OF GoldSby;s block, from CUT
ninghams drug store to Stephens book store (:
also the residence. store and all the buildings
connected with them, belonging tn Z. j.
Weaver, including the Episcopal Cbareh.
W. have received letter from Confad-
crate officer, dated Montgomery, 1th, giving
us some particulars of the capture of Scltna
aud the conduct of the enemy there: whcR
we doubt not are entirely reliable.
When the enemy, estimated at abont 1000
strong, occupied the town, at about & p. M.
on Sunday, the ID inst. a grand rush wes
made for the whskey shops, and thence to
the stores. A large number became beastly
intoxicated; then plunder was done by the
awholesa!e. The Naval. Works, which was
very extensive, were totally destroyed. and
all the foundry buildings, also the Arsenal,
which was the second in the Confoderacy.
They got what ammunition they wanted Of
the lot that was there, and selected such
tools as they wanted.
The Gee House was honored so much as to
be made the headquarters OF these cut-throats.
There have not been any private residences
burned as yet, but all goods have been over.
hauled ard selected from, and 4" cenGscatcd"
as they term it. There were no boats there;
all were sent above and below. and as yet
are safe, except the Southern Republic, which
was destroyed by another party of raiders
near Claiborne.
The offices of the Reporter, Rebel and
Mississippian were captured the Dispatch
made good its escape.
The Yankees were gladly received by a
good many Jews, and others OF no standing.
Columbus Enquirer.
Rev. ARTHUR SMALL.-AmoDg the martys
at Selma, we are deeply grieyed to hear tina!
this eminent divine and chivalrous gentleman
is numbered. He was an ornament to bis
profession and society. There was nothing
sectarian or cant-loving about him. The
qualities of his mind and heart were lofty,
pure and profound. Logic and sublimity
were welded in. his discourse; gentlenes!s
ard courage breathed through his earnest
DAYS. We may we'll believe that the sod
rests lightly upon this man Of God, who felt
in life and proved in death that the, true
Christian is ever the true patriot, and for
one to exist without the other. is contra
dictiou Ct terms.
We TO net believe that the blood Of Arthur
Small will sink into the ground vairly but
rather rise like Abel's, in testimony to the
yindicator Of Observation-Disclosures.
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Since the Yankces murdered the gallant
and noble Capt Jno Y Besll, and our authori-
ties have patiently acquiesced, tiey have
proceeded to condemn Capt Kennedy to un-
dargo The SANG murder-a.isoiute, BRUTAL
murder" in Ne~ ! ork, and have pclpslrslcd
in Louisville like atrociiy on a Coniedo,
rat. soldier named Marcus j. Clarke, cher.-
cd wish bein. gncrilia. At the ga!loys; he:
said :.
served IN ;as Confederate ar.ay four years. |
ionsI,t nuder Gcu. Backner at Fort lionel>on.
and taiprged in Gen Mcrgans colnmand
when h cn;rrc.i kcu:uck-. ] have assisted
and ta!;clt many PRISONERS, and have a!@ayys
t.oa, ed ti,dln kindly. wGs woun9o;i at Gym
.;ians a,as cat of from my commend. have
l,eru in Kentucky ever since. | c1nid riayc
tGat ] am a regular Gon.cAeratc soldier,
aud hope 10 s..d de ior the iJ.icIera!c
c,t.se.2
Poor iellew! fie,liiIIe thone'i lo:T o:ii,,
Ign the ears d ti.osp 10. whom he iry o!
r.,..liatic,. ., ioa <. e"u'e! fall ii.e words. y
ain :. rceu:r Confederate soldier = !9ps
il. aa,i cie f.r the Confederate c.ia*:. ilu
is Described N i!@,iisv;:ic ,,aper s. inlo~'
=. Vi .ren .Isron,e ci.4li w.s n"..i'lF :: :.
teh. S;Ial.i, - t! ri. :.:kaLlJ r'' l.':;i. ;''i
wc ,l..,.k -w.."ia wish ahoa, - !nnn- ::
IL c.:s.i i.;..sseJi M'a> itir. lns ,:a.'; an.
wJ;c.l io;.es.. L,s .,.c ..ci'. ly.l :. leaultnl-
" 81. - np3li!l ai-d u, ,laft, was a .ey
ianos, ME l;a:. lis Nioie Gemearor was
FIRM and polite, and be bore the Air of amaD
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Description Of person appended.

Dr.. ALBERT G. IlAcKEr, G. G. H. PRIEST
THE PATRIOT AND FREEMAsoE.-When in
February, 1861, we had tic pleasure Of spend
irc the last night that DR.. MackeJ ever spent
in New York, in company with him and the
Rev. w. D. Haley, G: Prelate OF the Grand
Encampnent of the U. S., though h the hour Of
the morning on which wc bade him iarewc!
was nearly breaking into day, our respected
friend on taking our hand, expressed his iears
that it would be years before we would meet
again. On ironiring his reasons i2r such az
assertion, he state;l his belief, tnas we were
,apidly a. s5proachinc that creates: of all curses,
civil war. such ci4il war as the world never
saw. I!a however. tocl, our ha lds, and shak-
i,.g it until M drove the blood IRON orr fin
gers, said Ny dear Brother. though bosn
South GarpI:nan. Il naive Of ChaTeston. and
I'll my lie rcs;d 1T Of the Sorth' shali
ever revere tic cd Gag, ana lniil death, Will
be true IN the Government founded by Wash
inston and The other Tiers Of uur common
conntry.m After pause he added-takirS 4
red, whitc End blue roscttc frcIn his Pocket
book. and lnnia:: j; on h!s pne"rShirt, where
hc p.nini-e,l Ia ercr we:,r E" Whs;ayer you
may Icar 10 tic contrary, ncycr believe nc
mnruc to tie co:,itiy a! '!.ioh ~e afe bath
y;t4rns.'' We i,aye ,o:.r s:nca, rrpo":s Ia
,l:2 colBtry notw twiihaf"ndine. :lcnbts'l him
as !, ea;tl,d his legally, IS our co''imis viii
prove.
Iii, pr. dici;o, ifave il, V heeo.Je matter
Of history. lis i...spe has heen ic..la@tl, ii.
,..e>c;:S ifl.nl l,,heli ba'jly danagcd, ,ilis NJ,
liiyc et, stuce,! ii an :'in"si hew'ii't vii
tc.ii.s>; .i;l .ei-iile fest i'ep's NC ea: a-icr
ii; oseilic oy he N,;lini,l tronrs, Is I'm
Dr.. \. G 5!a<kcy pro"rd IS tue 10 ii = l74'.
a,iee to Die Go ,>..ri.;rlt pud4r w'iic! ac WIS
bcl,.. a. ~ ey"r has bccn 20 tas. rv.ac,gie q
Free masonry, ot which he has been so bril
liant an exponent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Enrolling Office,

EDHEFIELU, 5. U.,-AprlI,sIH TeOo.
n, THE men nnmed below are hereby notified
4. thai they have Lcen officially reported to this
Oficc .s absent MiLhpu, leave from their com
lnands.
II. To such Of them rs report in person at this
Office nn.or before the 26!h ,f This month nssu-
rahcc is hereby given that such papers will no
fuInishcil.them ms WI ensure them. tho tencht
Of the anne ~ acly proclaimed frpm "He+d-
Quartcr.. 4 me. 20, .:derate States
III. All those who do nut r'p"rt withn.t!e
time specified in Par. III or this "r!cr, wilt nc
yromp.ly arrested and sent, under Guard, to t.cir
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Dick Cheatham

ENILL stand the Spring s-4s"u Of 1855 .,
w One Hundred Dollars the season.
lie will be ut Edgc6.id G. Fl. Mondays, 11cs-
days, tuesdays and Tbursdsys.-,he remain
der oi TIC week ut nam III GutiEn n's He will
'.egin the serson lst February son end it Goth
Jure. Ue will remain at If. tnllm .r's during
The month "f February. af:.r whirh tine he will
be alternately ~ EdgeGcld Z. IL. and Il. DALI
maa's.
By special contract with nv Agent, jos. .M.
HRrriira, or myself. marcs will he insured viii
foul for Two l'unired Dollars. The mouer will
rs considered 1iie .' tie End of he s.rssn.
TIN. q. BACGE.
lev
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The Grana Meeting in Charleston.

The "lo7aI citizens is the cra.cn-
hearted sutmissionis!s of Charleston haze
held necting. Their spua column was too
goak for tur;her endurance and accordingly
they wittcd This meeting was held at
Zion Presbyterian Church, on he .lst Of
Ai4cri!.
Tic largest number Of Sgners To the ad-
dress were necrorS y ID contcmpti5c tailaws
WHO never had character tr position. Few
prominent citizens took part in the proceed
iies. \ committee Was appointed TO draft
resolutions eypre.-iye o! ;hc continents of
til, naoee VII Jvln. Brnen. 4 F-,.trr Far.
row, j. sc; G1a-h, JOHN Sieadnan, Sam
Dickson, .lrchiba!,l Wiggs and Peter Willis;
who reported he i:.lowing:
Isl if.~ajs.1 frat b. !he i;m,iy arrival Of
The Eni:e,! States anhnri';nS in the City #
Cbar.,.ston nj he Is, a II Eea:uarY, lees,
cur cls, wa: s.,ycd :re:;. .,>i cpHfagm!o,',
nr. ti;!4.s ,,al ,4TaS:a;;o:i and our persons
i,pla t1rya i::d,sniies th1t tacy wou'i have
been s.ljc,t-Gio
22n, 'ias; IN, 1;ol:s '.rcdue arl are here
ly r.:."iera,i 10 Inc district COMMANDER, D.ig-
:.:ii Ge.era' ii.;eh and lti.congr Inn To '!'''
aiccr. ani srl,:!.s n.dcr him, fpr the 80
;cr:':,, tac; +: c So readily aad 50 irn"or
Ill. hes:nwai >'rce their occupation ot the
c'y
I'D. Th4, 10 Adnirai Dahls-ern. Gniio'!
$ atr* Nasy we hereby i"ndar cur @.0';er,,
;,,u.,, fo.r"c nohin HI:nnar ia @a;c;' h'.
sattd ipf aiil administered to the warts %!
ur eov,!c at Georgetown. S. C.. rad thai hS
". assured Tia; ior The sntnc be sua! hc .''r
held in era el,,i remembrance hy us.
ltn. That t. his !:xccl;enry Abrahan Lii
coin. The President Of the United Stetes. We
re,urn cur sincere thanks and never dying
gratitude fer tic noble aud patriotic.smanner
in which he promulgated the doctrines of Re
pubIicani:ln. ana iur the consistency i'll net
only promulgating, but invariably conl"rIn'
ing bis action thereto, and We shall ever be
pleased to acknowledge aud hail Kim rs the
champion OF the rights of freea!cn.
9th. That copies OF these resolutions Ea
forwarded 10 Rrig Gen Hatch, Admiral
DaLlgreeu and the President Of the United
States.
All Of the above smacks strongly CT the
negro; and indeed many of the prominent
characters in this meeting are recognized by
gentlemen in this Village from Charleston
as Africans Of the deepest hue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

CHApLA1Ss.-A correspcnden:writing from
Geu. Lees army to the Montgomery Adyer-
tser, says:
While doing away with the officers, why
don't Congress forever dispose of their " Rev
crence," tle chaplain !: Honoring Our re-
iigion, respecting its holy ordinances, and its
true and faithful ministers, / trust no one
will accause me of iapiety for pronouneing
cEspl4ins useless iDcumbrance-idla dr. mes.
who do not earn their rations much less their
pay. 1t is seldom yor see one, not once in
& months ever hear one. They neither preach,
pray nor work. l have not seen . chaplain
in The leld since last August! Where afa
they gone? Furloughed, detached, absent
with leave and without, in fine everywhere
except where the soldiers requires his aid and
his prayers. There nay be, and doubtless arc
many honorable eXceptous but only speak
Of what mas come Nadef a;y own observation,
sad hopc those to wh3m it does not apply
will moi feel offended. No one has ligher
respect for the conscientious and laboring
minister than myself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Enrolling Office,

EDGEFIELD, S. c., April 9th 1865.
u THE following named Members of tho Sup
4. porting Force Of this District. "a'asiy'
J Hughes, h,omzo harris
John DlinsfaTJ, William, Wheeler,
Tilman D i,aigett, Dluford Zimmerman,
Henry Ripl.v. James Call;sun,
Vim MeMarns. Vim A 3 Newsom,
McKcndric Mitchell,
Arc hereby ordered to report in person at this
Office on Thursday, the 2Oih of this month, a: y
+. j. MOSES, .Ir,
Lieut.. & L. O.
AprI2 2t 10
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5000 Reward,

ctTOLEN from the Subscribers residence, two
S miles East Of 6. R. Mays on the Plank Road,
on tho 4th inst medium SIZED ;, sAa ~, MAJ, lsI
els somewhat crippled in her hind parts FROM
recent injury received there was u!spa discharge
Of matter from the inside Of her lift thigh occa.
aianod by said injury. She was also badly scnrrci
The Subscriber Will give reward af aeao, for
t:. delivery Of the mrrs nt mir house, or S!Oo for
any information that Will enable him to recover
her .. W. ma :,
snr12 II
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Goge6eIb Aobettiistr.
For the Advertiser.
ror tHe AuNCTtIser.
tanzas Suggested by the Season.

Stanzas Suggested by the SEASON.
By S. a. L.
Again we greet thy beautecus face,
Thou loveliest month of ail the year;
Ali nature joins in Jubilee,
And earth and skies more bright appear.
In woodland, bower and grassy glade,
Fresh strevn with flowrets pure and sweet,
Down by the brcok-side in The mead,
A thousand cherished pleasures meet.
loved them when little child
seldom left my mothers knee;
I love them now though cares have left
Their impres5 on my mcmsry.
And when the lark her maths sing
Until the primo of glorious noon,
When feecy clouds are bathing in
The radiance OF the setting SUD-
There is charm on every thing.
The tiniest blade, the lovcliest tree;
The lovely flowers, the fragrant air,
The ceaseless humm;ng of the bee..
The choir Of silver-throeted birds,
In vinc-wreathcd bower or nosSy dell;
The murmuring streams of dewey-skies,
AL own thy WEIRD magic spell.
We would not prize this witching month
If pure and light were all year;
But Winter sways his sceptre long
That Spring time be more soft and fsir.
Oh! may the clouds which lower now,
To dim the boaoty of our land,
Dispel their dark pernicious power,
And every Southern heart expand.
Our glorious Notwithstanding
Prosperity to MS once more:
The newborn nations prcwess ring
From craggy height to distant shore.
England may boast her proud domain,
On which tho sun ne'er fails TO shine;
And Italy her classic shores,
And Franco in splendid case recline.
But,thou, our struggling country, mako
GOOD and our rights, battle-cry;-
They may look on and stillignore,
Yet proud will be thy destiny.
april 7tb, 1861
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iliIi' r..


l------ ,Io solen'y swear in ihe p!r>
c;.ca Of Alraiga,y Col. that "i'l '4rr ilns
anci fir II allegiance 10 llie U,.-d STATS
A,neric. asa sill ii'i;uily >:ip II 'iit Crs.
sfi'nlion a'd La'c@ tic"eri, ana ,h7r ~ n;>'
bchi:ll vii; 20 tie utmost oi my r"Fsr -,
pose and ,i:sc0umlcna:co Ill see, -, IL
hc!i;oa and .isoyaliy, au.! e:"r il 80 '.ok
ing 80 Il disruption o the A.tipui U'.'p.,
thai utterly repudiate ii; alegi;i'c. t. tGc
so-c.l!eCi Confederate States ut A.aarca II
any Other power. s ate or Sovereignty, what,
ever, that will not, b. word. Ut at'. sl.n,
letter or message, gire aid or Comfort to
any person cr persons ho:tiie 10 the United
States, nor holi any Communication whatever
with such person CT persoes except through
and with the consent u the PROPERLY con-
stituted authorities.
do further promise and swear that / will
give to the, nearest commanding officer Of
the United States forces immediate notice Of
the presence or nearapproach OF any enemy,
spy OF disloyal person and Of all matters tha4
may at anr time come within my knowledge
in which the interest of the United States
are concerned.
All tiis do mcst solenlnIy, and sincere
ly swear, without any hesitation, mental
reservation, or secret evasion Of purpose in
me whatever, p!edging my sacred honor, my
lie, and my property for the due ana full
observance Of this my solemn Oath of Ale
glance.
Description Of person appended.
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". If any Of the above named men arc uHable
to return to their commands on uccunnt of rhys-
cal disability, they are hereby ordered to sena to
this Office, Immediately receipt Of this order,
the certiiicnte of their physician to that effect,
properly sworn to before Magistrate. No other
cerhGca'e will be regarded.
F. j. MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut.. & L. o.
Apr IL et l6
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Assesscrss 4 Notice.

r WILL. attaud with Mr.. Assessor Gamer, at lie
4 slime and places indicated BY him, 80 receive
TIC Quarterly Returns of nil Registered Tax Par I.
c.s. Also, the Rc:urns og th"ss who lave failed
10 make rclurrsc. The I'D va!orem Sax, COM
u,onl, known IS the per cent. Ta4. Come carly,
and prepared With t. list Of all your property,
bo.h agricultural and non-agticGltura!, regularly
made out. Il. e; Gk!YHla, ,ses'cF,
Tax in Value, 18th Col. Dist.
Anr 81 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

Ila:; ,'nyoTs VIII runn prepared I" si"e tht
nutabpr nj farm hands hrt";rcn ihc ages NJ l.?
and G5 years Of age. tor the present year.
Free Persons o: Color nn,t maka 'a.r return.
in Anil, OF they will lie SUBJECT to ,ion',, az
BENZ. kn2%N s +" u. Il.
~ B--I will !,..ta;.sr nston.I the ae,era Ba'-
TALON ;I;.:::gr ,;t"dn.is inr lie 'ccnmm"i,ior ~
tac,c Who cana.. ncv; Ine oil III ir.t r:und
Mar 90 {. !"
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YAK in Kind.

y WILL he prepared . receive TAX III KIND
q except Basor and :yTur. at Edgsisld G. H.,
on and af;sr Monday, ihs ""a'h inst. 1 hope TO
lave barrels and lie prepared to rreci:s '"e S.
ru, i. 0ecI: or 50 i!.erc"iter. mn directed not
e. receive the i,..cn Mrtil .ayo farther orders,
isat thc Bacon lnay hrcoiac thoroughly dry.
:. S. TOMPKINS, Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

T'nr iaox-Caso oArll.--Weiusvc heen faE.
,i>leJ jsay. ;ho Go"~iI1I."na'i<:) by an =
lie from S&7,"naIi, with tho f,liow;r- sTi.'i-
ing ca,a, w,.el. is naw required CT '!'c c''i-
zons Of ,'.a: ;.''sce. We wc"ics !,ca tho :qi'-
c.issionis,s. ii t=se ''s any IN our r.:ils;;, "!i
ike ill., str:,sencv q tie Yankees:
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Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend ut .ha following rlarcs. rs In :
z at-d bel.w To Assess III" ;''rs .lsnr.trrrt
tetwecr II" 1T dcy or March lSG4 ard iet -,
Of MarrL ;7';a. Al rsrs:.pI VIII" Iii "v.r e"!
pounl. ii Per. are i;ahla t. h- taxed
Al! Tax Payers wi" ,v. '!f;i +" mr:n re
turns Of Wh4ar. o.. r'F - das7. ,t". dc
WI avail themselves cf tl,' up? u::i'y u.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEElEiIl nISTElDT
LDtIEFI ELN UfSTE|
Ju /,Lny,- ,s,1-

~ OFDiHdkI.
ESY II. I. DURjSCK, B.S.. pr!:uary ot Ego
I'D ieiI hi"t.'ri.
Naerga.: Z. H. carwilc. c. / Ed, his ar-
Piled 20 nc For Letters Of A'ninissrr tion on all
ali sini-q;nr the good, nu.i chrl,els, right. utS
credits of ". I. ,'atlcf, (s's Vi the District
aforesaid. d-c'i.
These nre, ihsrstO:-, to. .atc "ad alm"niih ,n
aid s'nzH;aH u,c kindred and creditors Of taa
Sai iasesscd, :, hc and s!pear before mo, nj onT
nHAi Gr.iian!y. Court ir. :;ie -nid pi.trir', {" Is
holden at Eignield e. H.. eM toe .?d day *
April next, to an"w ceuae, 81 any. why tbs sail
aliuini:trati:'. should nA, tr granted.
Given unt.er M BAND aid seal, this lith day
Of Mar. in .;ke ycsr Of ..mr I."r'' one thousand
e:gi,i arnirr' sri iXty.!ive. AMI IL the eighty
ninth yu,r OF ,hc Independence ~ Srutb Caro-
Ina W + DIitISi'E. :t.ED.
IarlA 4, IL
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of culture and gentlemanly refinement. He
said he cwculd have been q Years old next
August, and would die before his manhood,
and vet had been a man to his country"
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Horrible Murder.

1t is our duty to chronice ;@c pirtle''i"Ts
Of q most appalling ac., which, unter b:'e
necessity we have been compelled 10 CON-
nit. A few nights ago, upon returning f.
our bachelor dunicil at Il late hour, we d.
covered, by The dim light emitted from an IN
ierior tallow csD'le, that our bed-chamber
had been invaded in onr absence, and there
was evidence mat the intruder was yet there.
10 our amazement and horror, the inter!o-
per stood, in crouchirg attidnde, in one
corner OF the room, armed to the very teeth.
His seeming disposition to give battle induced
us to act promptly. 1t was a moment of ter.
rible suspense, and the exigercy admitted of
no delay. We had no deadly weapon wherewih
to confront the individual, and demanded an
explanation Of his unwarrantablc intrusion.
His attitude and general demeanor denoted
hostile intentions, and q lick as thought wc
made at him with our crutch, but untortu
nately missed him. 1t was obvious that he
would attempt to gain the door and make
his exit unharmed and unmolestcd Losing
no time whereby he might obtain the advan-
tage, we assaulted him the second time with
the crutch, and was more successful, intlictng
a severe blow upon vulnerable portion of
his person and bringing him PROSTATE before
us. Being SO exasperated a. enraged at
the moment, that, it was impossible to con-
troll Our heated passions, and though our ad-
versary lay PROSTATE and bleeding, We Aayed
him with the cru:ch uz.il life was extinct ard
then kicked him outside the roam. To us he
vas all entire stranger, but We have for some
time suspected that lie WAS clandestincly OPP
Grating upon certain valuablvs il oHf room,
and thoug instG=h!e in orc sense for taking
his life, we acl ,owlcdge to malice prcpense
in the nh,.ir. HIS name, We have ascertancd.
is \. Birgc Rate. II;s friends Can he fur
thar informed Of the deposition made Of his
body, upon eannrins at this criice.
The above statement is given in defence tn
public iustice-Anderson lntelligrncer.
a SUBSTITUTE ron G"rrEphs.-A friend i',-
fornls Us that his wife has tried the .,;!!awinr
recipe Us a substitute ,nr i'appcras, as found
that it answers The purpose well: lake a
quantity CT cid iron AID put in an cartl;rn
pot then pour on sufficient vinegar sour
beer to cover the rTn; lct j: >tai'.' Two or
throe ueeSs; then u:e it MS u solution ol cr-
peras. The iron sircuid be ire !ron gr:a, &
OF palnt, so that the acid may fpcr"i- iraei5
Coppcras is nothing mo:p than -uipha'r tf
iron, an,.: therefore, Tie above recipe mudI tc
r@ii.bie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Notice.

A Ii. ntr.",. i,."U,:... It.: .c ...-:: i..!rfs
"A J D.i,';. j.: Eds::c- - -: ..,:.,.d,
a.. r,q.-.i'.'' ,..n" nrwaru 49,. E.si pfy-
Tho having dcplsr=- :.ens.. said
Est -. :rc-tr' them IL due time, AMI proper
" aI..,N c-'e:.
a. !. pRLLErIER, Adm'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Assessors Notice.
TAX IN KIND.

z WILL attend at the places mentioned below to
4 assess the Tithss OF BACON. Ailprodncors who
havo net made their returns Of CORN, FODDER,
&C., arc requested to do so 1t once. or they will
havo TO pay five times the market value of their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Notice.

A LII rsrstns having ary cl.ins Ct dsssRds
"a against ils Estate Of "slAer q. samuel,
decd. ere r.euirel to present them, properly
woven ard ail persons nnriac amy Mites, Pa
,,.rs or pr.nsr!y Of .ny kind boil ns:ns to aaid
E,,rts nre requested to hand them in TO ,hs IN.
der.iyned. wao is the lawful AdmiHistrst"rj Osd
.i-. rnu.e ip,i .l,tsi will please pa? UP in;Eeci-
ately. In lawful money OF III. State. or its eqrirA-
len. 10 currener. A word the misc is sufficient.
". i. SAMUEL, Adm'or.
Lilo, 81 Sus 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Notice.

I.I. rcrsnas hayins claims arairS.. he 4. -,
z nt William ,Inhi"y, deed, will rYr:ant !hcfm
i, I..o undersigned, properly ailes's'! and these
in any wise i,tcl.icd will pcr.r make payment.
JEREMIAH MUBLET, E1'cr.
b-o 3ts Is