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The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS; E.
JOHN 4. GILMAN, EIiior.
PUBLISHED AT ssl EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co. or

THE PoRrLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
SIS aa nor wear IN advance. q itfEfA ! fffRVrf
Tur MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance;
25 u paid within six months; and $780, if pay
ment be delayed beyond six months. IHSsIy-Sl'J
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23

Don't live in hope with your arms folded !;
fortune smiles on those who roll up their
sleeves and put their shoulders to the wheel. z
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23
III. a. HILL

HAS just received on consignment a Bankrupt
II Stock OF RUBBER iOVERCOATS which be is
permitted to sell at $40 each. Any person in want
should call Immediately at his e l 10 ail'.etkA ?
NEW RUBBER EMPORIUM, ny . b
l. 147 Middle St.
Nov. S-dtf
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HoEsErLrsn iNtTuE LOUISVILLE MARKET.
A startling recitation has been made.
Colonel Na.leish has been reliably informed
that tie large numberoi Government horses
which die daily, and a'e hauled out upon The
comuons every night, are skinned and dress.
ID by some lne:cenary scsmps, and thc,meat
offered for sale in The morning market. This
uc!aliuus schsme has been in operation for
some time, anl it is believed that lrsnS ol
the inc steaks offered for sale and purchased
as such wrrc noihing moro nor less than
horse flesh, taken fIoia deceased animals, The
property Of the Government. We are we'll
aware that the atofy locks incr,dalous, but
the proofs too clear to be deuicd. The
scoundrels guilty OF he outrage deserve lang:
ing. Colonel Farieigl will take precautions
to guard against tic further successful opera
lions Of the scheme. He Las issued orderz
that all stock belonging to Government, be-
coming deceased within tie vicinity of the
city, instead of being hauled upon the COM
mons snd left TO decomposc, shall promptly
be burned. By this means tie vulturos will.
he deprived OF their prey, and we car sip our
coffee at o,ir morning meal withourbeirg in
doubt rs TO the identity Of cur steak.-Louis-
vile Journal
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+ AN HoaosTS SHFRMASs-W hiIe the Yam.
ikea troops were at MilledgeYille, lady re,
siding. two miles from town, sent. a note 20
Sherman requesting him to send q guard to
heishouse to protectit from piilage. A faith.
full old negro named Daniel, vas the bearer
of the note. Upon arriving at the house
where Sherman was quartered, Dan vss
shown into his presence BY a. guard, and tax
ing of. his hat; presented the missiye.L The
Yankee General read the note; and looking
up, said: !.
saTake a seat, old gentleman, take aseat.n ?
No, tank ye, massa, said Dan, . l'se jist
waitin' for de answer TO missns note"
a We are about to dine,n said Sherman,
aand will e'happy to have your company.
Tale ,seat.n
= /" Yah! yalri NASSAU ye make fun wid do
ole niger" ..s::s, s
81 insistupon it,. You must dine #ithme.
4 Issall be much pleased stalk with. you..'
In ysin Dan protested Sherman iasisted.
/ and thereault was Dan took dinner with hthe
|. .YarIkee general. AS soon.as he could es-
cape, Dahfeturned to his mistress. Sher-
mar has good cause to DO, st OF the honor
done him. 1T is rarely he. has as honest o
man as Dan to sit at hii table. We congrat.
:ulate Shernaii, and tender our symp pathy to
DAM Tel. and Con. ' - - ssst9 -
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10 Farmers.

ASSESSORS will advise producers that the
tA regular tax agsnte, commissaries and quar-
termasters, and such other officers ns may have
special authority from the office Of general charge
are the only persons whose receipts for tax in
kind arc valid and whero thetithe isimpressed,
that the receipt Of the impressing otilcer must
show his rank, company and regiment, and must
explicitly state that the impressed property ia
iaa in hist; otherwise it will not bo SO regarded
I boon advised by the Post Quarter Master
to publish tho above for the benefit of all con-
c.rnsd. Producers will take notice and act
accordingly. n,,.o1
Assessor 18th Col. Dist.
Jan 10 st
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Tax in Kind.

VILE attend at the following times and places
Il to assess CORN, BUCKWHEAT, IRISH
POTATOES, FODDER, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
PEAS, BEANS and GROUND PEAS.' 1 also
want the number and weight ftho Hogs you will
fatten and kill.
Haltiwangers, Monday, 18th January.
Mrs. -Culbrcath's, Tuesday, lin
Colcman's X Roads, Wednesday. 18th
Perry's, Thursday, l9th
Huiet's Store, Friday, 2oth
Micklcr's, Saturday, 2lst
Tax Payers will please attend puuctuslly, as IL
will sayo them cost and excuse me for dissp-
pointing them before, as it was not my fault
- CHARLES CARTER, Assessor
Tax IN Kind 18th Dist.
JanS ct
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From Richmond.

RIcAMoSp, January l0.-Among the re.
turned prisoners who arrived at Richmond
to night from Varina are Mr.. L. A.. Pollard,
of the ss Examiner Colonel Mike Wood, OF
tie Montgomery Advertiser, md Judge
Bush, ofs Merianna, Florida. Son. of.the
most intelligent prisoners report stheir con.
victiop, the result of. observation, that the
North is tired of the ar,aHdif the Southern
people hold out manfhlly as heretofore, they
will secure their. independence before mex.
summer. 49,
The aExaminern of this morning states,
on the authority Of Mr.. Pollard that Butler
has been relieved Of command and ordered
to report at Lowell, Mass, his place of resi-.
,dence. ~ ~
Gen. OxD has been assigned to the COM
command Of thesArmy of James River.
RICHMOND, january l0-The following
ives received last night
Macos, January To General Cooper,
Gen. Hood reports, from Tnpelo, 9Th, that
Thomas appeared to be moving up the Ten
nessee river;rp to nine o'clock, a. M, on the
.5th. 80 :see.s5 - ..s..'i.:.
Scouts report that six gdnboats and sixty
transports had passed Savannah, going to-
wards Eastport, loaded with troops and sup
plies. 5zsss. g. Il. BEAUREGARD. II
The following received to-day q
GHAnLesroS, January 9.-e9o HIS Excel
leucus Jefferson ID ris-General Whecler,s
cayulry has bssng organized under my direct
ID noFs consists Of three digi-
sions-eight. hfg ades. It-sis well organized
an efficient body. Reports of,its disorgani-
zation and disqualification are without foun-
detion, aud itss depre eciatien, MS creditedsto
his command, can. generallyab traced; to,
bands Of maraude ders, claiming to belong to St.
/ Know nothing at present to. addto It's effec4'
tiyeness except the promo otion7of "a name
blank, for which recomne end6tions have:be
sent in w. ]. HARDEE. 8
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shcrmah's Next Movcmcnt.

shcrmah's Next Movement.
The Washington correspondent Of theNew
York Times writes:
Shermans {, nate objective is nothing less
than Lees army, row held tight in Richmond
by Grant. But between his prcsent position
and his ultimate destination lies the States
O., South aud North Carolina. Now, what
ever in these supports the rebeilion-wLeth-
er seaports through which contraband of war
finds entry from abroad, or depots ofsupplies
for feeding the rebel force in. Virginia, or
railroads and rolling stock for transportation
of men and material, or capital towns, whose
fall brings distraction, demoralization and
dismay to the rebellions population, CT ne
grocs which form the working s;news of the
rebellion-alf lie a prey to his conquering
columns. From Augusta he can swing down
on Charleston, cutting every railroad ON which
it depends, and enyeicping it as he has en-
velopcd Savannah,
Il < NOrdoes North Carolina lilo less
open to our arms. And here we may conf
dsntly hoperot merely for military conqucsis,
but for moral trinmphs. Il There is the
best reason to believe that with tie capture
of the capital of North Carolina, Raleigh,
which Shermenywill take en- route, we shall
witness powerful spontaneous Union reac.
ton and revival, more fatal.to the Confedera
cy than any feats OF arms, however brilliant.
Finally, from. North Carolina Sherman moves
up into Virginia, where lie joins Grant in
dealing the death blow at the rebellion, the
head and front Of which is Lees army at
Richmond. -.
This programme tnay to some seem rather
wild sally ofspecplation than an outline Of
operation, actually to be realized or even in
serious contemplation. And yeti venture to
say it is neither more nor less than what will
he dorc this winicr-neither more nor less
than what will be an accomplished fact by the
topcring offspring.
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+. SEC. Il, That all Acts md parts of Acts
heretofore passed by the Legislature of this
State onxthe subject of furnishing labor On
the coast or forti6cations be and 1.-THE same
are hereby repealed
In the Senate House, the twenty-third day
of December in the year of-our' Lord one
thousand sight hundred and sixty-four, and
the Seighty,ninth year of the sovereignty
and independence of the Statesof South
Carolina. rz,n
- President of the Senate.
R, B. BOYLESTON,
Speakeroft the Houseof Representatives.
Is Columbia and Charleston papers
copy four times, country papers once.
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$500 Reward.

2TDANAWAY from tho sabscribsr about eight
E6 months ago, his Negro n.n JAKE. Said
Jake is about 3s years of age, black complexion,
sthick heavy set; and weighs about 1f5 aosnds3
Ho has d wife at Mr.. -Mshlon Padsstt's, on tho
Ridge, and no may bslsrkiug IN that yisiajt5.. )
!. viii giro Toward Of Tosr Hundrsd Dslisrs
Tor tho apprehension and delivery Of said Jake
at the Edgef-ld Jail, or I will pay Five Hun
drcd Dollars for his delivery At tho Augusta jail
WILLIAM BLEVINB.
Dec IS 8ts s5lss
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Notice.

ALL Shareholders in tho Lower Battalion, 7th
a Regiment, are.noti6cd that The Commission
ors or Roads will meetat tho Council Chamber
iu Hamburg, on Monday, the 25a inst, ut which
time all persons in this Battalion will report On
oath, all Male Slaves, owned OF. controlled ~
them, between tho ages of 1sand so yoars. Tho
Commission e1s are required to report al default
crs. 5. W. GAhDNEh, ChA't,
Jan10 ~ -
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n A.,GiENTE oF. STATE.oFS s..

et., = = - &
An Acr TO REPE1Lr ALL AcTs eASD PARTS OF
:. ACTS HERETOFORE PASSED .BY THE LgclsLt-'
{ TURR OF THIS sTATE, oEsTHE SUBJECT OF
FURNISHING SLAVE LABOR ON TIN COAST
81 axDgFoRrIHIcArIoNs WITHIN THE STATE,
x AND OTHERWISE TO PROVIDE FOR FURNISH.
ING srcH LABOR. .ls,5,-5,Sssi.
SEc. ]. BE Il enacted 6y.tte Seaate and,
House of Representatives, ao,e.a,et and SIT
ting IN General assembly, ard by til: cas-i
Aori!y of The SANG, Thas IN order to furnish
the necessary SLAVE labor 10 workon the coast
Of this State and tho Notifications within,be
limits OF the same, there shall be organized
force; consisting Of male slaves between
the ages Of Is and so years, liable under ex-
ir.;rs@;swst to road duty, not exceeding in
number al. t.sny one time, of one.tenth part Of
saidslsyes, to serve for the term of twelve
months from the. date of their inpressnent,
snbiect however, to the right of their reseec.
tiyeowners at the expiration OF every three
months of said term of service to. substitute
other slaves 40 liableto road duty in their
place., and who by such substitution shall
constitute portion or the whole of said
sforce as shecase may be, lror tie respective
dates ofssuch substitution. This force shall
be raised by a general impressmont through
out the whole State, wheneyerhis Excellency
the H2yernor may D order or direct such agent
Of the State ,as ne tnaI appoint to make sucn
llnpresslnens, under the provisions ol TINS act.
Bat Il the lmpressnens OF less numoerthan
enssssn!n would prsdnes should De found 70
:. Ses. snail oe
nnar @ ~ -,,e MI, e ~ yrs. io gGe
ths ~ IN, ~ 60 dirses;ns s,e :
;,nnrsssn,enf so bs I, stafc ssent
and i
.sas a. nrescrii,ed a. = ~ n
norr;onment by.. no ) fraction Of slaves t either T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
Administrators' Sale.

EDY an order from the Ordinary NO riii proceed
Eb to sell at tho lato resdenceof Nathan Trottsr.
decd, on TUESDAY, tho 3ith January INST, Al
the personal estate Of Mary Trot.sr, ..detd, eOs-
sStingof
STOCK or HORSES. CATTLE AND HOGS,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
$ TERMs.-Oaa credit until the frst Deesnbes
no1t payable in gold or silver.or its equivalent,
with interest frou date. Purchasers will be re-
quired to give note with two approved >saresiss.
All sumo Of and Hndsr $50 cash.
ALLISON DELOAcH,
b. 7. JENNINGS IAa,7s.
+ Jan 10 2se -'si;es2'fS 8
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strayed or Stolen,
,tate Of South Carolina.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.

EDU I'll lEiIJ u I'D lielC4.
IN ORDINARY.
ElY W. T. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary OF Edge
Ed fed District. ~
Whereas; Sarah &. Thurmopd, has applied 30
nc for Letters CT Administration, on all and sim
yular the goods and chattels, rights aud credits
of Philip NJ. ThutmOnd, luta of tho District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and Gdmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, a our
next 0rlinary's Court Cor the said District, to be
holden at Edgo6cld c. H., on the 23d duy o.
Jan. iust:,. to show canac, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Giyer under my. hand and seal, tkis 10Th day
of Jan in The year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sirty-Gre, and in the eighty-
ninth year Of the Independence of South euro
lima o:s.p. !.
Jan 10 It
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4 WORD OF. ENoouEAcEMEXT:-He would
add few encouraging words to the religions
soldiers Keep Up the spirit of religion By
reading lheword Of Ged, by self examination,
snd by earnest prayer. II your Chaplain is
called away do not neglect the prayer meet
ing; come loge:hersand mutually encourage
one a another in the service Of God. Never
be ashamed of your religion, confess Christ
not with ostentation, bu. hunbl:, sincerely,
gladly, before aoy man. from the lowest pri-
va,e to tho highest general. Keep your self
free from the vices Of the camp. Never liz
dulge.in sinful amusements to- kill time (;
if,you do, sin will, in the nd, kill your soul.
Resolve that If God shall spare yonriiie, you
will-rcturn to your homes q pure and true
man, and if you should fall, you will fall'as q
Christian praying, "Lord Jesus, receive my
Spirit
Unconyertcd soldier! take few words
of advice and warning. You are.still spared.
God has shielded Jour head in many battles.
what return have you made q Are you still
thoughkss, profane, and openly wicked ?
Stop, reflect. You may be killedin the next
skirmish or battle How would yon appear
before the Judge? All youknow you would
have to charge your ruin to your own neg
lect Of salvation. While you read tbs, re-
solve to change your life begin now to pray.
There is mercy for you. The door Of the
Kingdom is before you, knock ard'itshull be
open.-Soldier's Paper
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A. person entering the House Of Commons
vixen ParliaIneut was sitting, excla;ined; :,
"These are gpodly gentlemeni l could
work for them all my life for nothing" =.
sNhat Trade are you, my good iyiesd -
said'one Of the attendants.
g A ropemaker,p was the reply.
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Negroes Wanted.

vXJANTED TO HIRE Twenty ablo-bodicd
w NEGRO MEN to work on the Coluinbis
and Ham burg Railroad. Liberal wages will 10
puii and especial care taken of the Negroes.
Negroes employed 60 work on tho Railroad will
be exempted from labor Oh the Coast Qualifications.
A. D. BATES.
Lcssrille, S. c., Jan.2 st 9
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Ror ~. AoI,ector.

For Tax collector.
Tbs many Friends Of Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as caadias.s
for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election.
- SALUDA.
DECD tee 50
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Flour Wanted for the
Navy.

yUyHE Honorable Secretnry of Navy, through
Il Maj-W. +. HOWELL, Natal agent, Aus
gussa, Ga, authorizes me to purchase alt tho
FLOUR for sale in this District, for the Navy
Department, and, for the present, to pay the
MARKET PRICE for tho same. Therefore, all
persons having FL0URto sell from n sack to q
hundred bafrris,l are earnestly requested to de-
liver il to me n Hamburg forthwith, rs tho de-
mand FOR 1t is very urgent. Cash paid On deliv-
cry. S. L. BOWERS, Agent
Navy Department
Hamburg, Dee Il If 81
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Stolen

out Of my Stable on the night Of tho 18th
" Dec, adark soRREL H0RsE-oneh hind foot
wl:itc, ard.a smnl Mhito inurlsin the faco Alibe-
raj reward will be paid for his recovery, andin.
formation ccncclHins hir gratetullysrccsiv,d.
MRS. S. J. APEL..
Edgs6cll c. IL, Dec 10 Raa
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Notice.

aII,.nor.ons indebted to tho Estate Of Loxi5
A Bar.ae, decd, previous to hisdeathi ars ss-
y uu,ted 10 make Immediate payment and adj.
those hasine claims against said Estate viii pre-
.ont tbcu; as!y attestsd, without aeiay, % the
undersigned. H. - ~ ihA An' ta.sHs, I'VE
Noyl5 -s7t u ,-ze. 4S
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8. 80 = ~ Tzs::7s--s-E ;.
.NE\s e, ~ sd A;s...44Ss = = !, Al. A.
+. a5II&llEHiIHII .ENLlIJEE lillt 4
$1,000 eevs.s3
=.
8 =. - - sC{RGiiSs sE. :
sxs -, ,,,,,so, :, {.
:OFElGE AGENI4StHsStaIIt'e p, Ss7
s sss1 ,5a ~ sANDES, January ~, Iooo. LOT D. !,
= l. In obediencesto orders from ms 3, Excel eel
Slency the Governor, the ShsT.ts OF the seY'
eral districts of this State will proceed forth.
Z with to impress oNE-TENTH 10th )sol
the slaves liablesta Road duty within theil
respective Districts, according tothe pro
visions Of. an Act of the General Assembly
! ! fSonth Carolina, . copy of W hich is hereto
appended. =
= IL Comnissio ners1of Roads, and the Au.
! stherities of inccr porated Cities, Towns and
Villages will, within thirty da.s after the
: spassagesos the Act above referred tos furnish
the Sheriffs Of their respective Districts with
iull and correct returns Of allslaYes liable to
Road duty, between the ages Of as and so
years, within their respective Jurisdictions.
! These returns will be abased, on staten ents
of owners sworn to IN writing,
Enrolling elileers sa q 9, Ine h seYersl
pistficts OF the State are hereby appointed,
sand viii please act within their respective
Districts, as SubsA gents, under the propis-
ions of the 9Th section of the Acts khey
Eill give to the Sheriffs and those acting un.
der them any assistanc which maybe re-
qnised, in procuring returns of. owners, IN
making assessmen OF labor aaa m cases OF
default in arresting slaYes hsy will also
forward the slaves wherl impressed to the
rlacesiof labor, providing . discreet person
to take charge Of them, and viii keep an ac-
enrats record q the nam es OF owners, NUM-
Der Of slaves furnished by each, and their
;Isrsns of service. transportation wall be fur
nished from this Office.
- IsThe assessment Of slaves viii be @ made ',
esin the following manner, TO wit . :,
owner of 2 Road LANDS VIII furnlsh = 50 ! !
sfor 2 months. -, - -;
The owner of 8 load Hands Will t9rnisnsi ! Z
for 2 months. : E {,
Irl.s1 ..- ..sr x..J .,x3 40 ,x,,11 f5rnsScJ
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georgia. Some Of Our exchanges from
other States haze ;uduged in what, .wc con-
slider very unbecoming remarks concerning
the fact that Sherina vas perrnitedto march
through this State Will his powerful army.
How could Geer.:in help Il? Did she not do
All she could? D;dshe rot call out Hll her
militia, and did any militia ever lit bet
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Il comes with aibad grace from peap!e Of
o,her States, whose firesidcs the chivalry Ct
Georgia:s now protecting, and las rotected
for four years to make these filings at her old
men and litsie boys, when they know that if
her soldiers in Virgins, South 0arsl;ra, Ten
nessee and elseW here, wero now ;'etending
on their native heath raithcr Sherman nor
any ether yider,could march through her
territory. But Georgia needs no enlogium
at cur hands. hs Daniel Webster once said
Of his State, "Therc. she stapds--look at
hcrp Give her back lie hundred thousand
.aeroes, and sho can defend herself against
all comers.--A,hens Watchman.
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Visiting Cards I

rHoR sails at tho .Adseriiser OEIce, Ladios ana
II Gentlsmen's VISITING CARDS. s. S.
: July 90 - - 80 s
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aGooD L1cK."LA lady and gentleman in
Liverpool, England, were disturbed in their
slumbors recently by tho noise OF a move nn-
der the he'd The lady dyexpressed alarm, but
somewhat slsepy caro- sposo said, sob,
it is only one orihe dogs" and putting bis
hands down by tie side Of the bed, he called,
"Lion, Lion, and, his hand .beilfs, licked,
after a nion,ent tle pair we're satisfied, and
they soon slumbared again Peacefully. In
thefhcfrins they found tbs. ail their money;
and iewtlrg:had disappeared, and it wassciear
tkat the lick hadbecn dornier. resort Of an
ingenious biped Under tho bed.
-. 49, - - - -
: Joseph Billings, in anewer to . corrcspon:
de;.t, says. 6 You ask which izthe most best,
the married or the single cendshun? Most
everybody, at some timas.iH their life, hsz
Etride the single staie; also, most everybody
has h.-seTcd after the doeblc state or mnr-
rid condishsn. ashaye tried both states, and
am read to sR .ro, that if q man kan git o
woman who kan fri paukak on bctd sides
without burning EN-, and don't Tanker tew he
hka wim.nin's kommity, the marrid slate IL a
/ heaven and artli avFtew onst. But after all
/! tbc ,inarfid state il u good deal lihc falling
: out fa cherryetree- ia reSson cont .hal:-
ne. aw git h- sit IL good rcason fer moi
trie; ,itagin."
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How TO observation-disclosures let
ters carefully and preserve ey,ry envelope,
and when you write be sure to. enclose. one
ofihese, 10 be sent to you again. Il his is far
better than. turn them, AID if adopted BY
III. would diminish the consumption of the
article one half :
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. An Iriishjudge tried ztwo most notorious
fellows for bighway robbery. o the. aston; 7ss
sishment Of the court, IS well as1the prisoners rs
themselves, thcy were found not guilty. AS
they were; removed fromfhc bar, the Judgr,
addressing tle-i iailor, said; : Mr.. Murphy,
YOU would greatly case my nainait you would
keen th3-s two resia cir:.!s ;ei..;:wen mill
seyet. CT. .hais.pastEavas o'clock, fof mean
70 set out CIT Tor Dublin ct ife, aad !
SHOULD Ike 70 have at least two tours star!
af them.n
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Adams, john. Brrnct. II. II. Mayson, aud
John Wooten, Trustees of Good Hope Bap-
list Church, in Edgeiield district be and
thcy are hereby created . body-politic and
corporate, under the name ard style of
Coco Hope Baptist Church, for the period
Of twcnty-one. years, with al! the rights, pow
ers and privileges incident to such corro-
rationS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18
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