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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
g,a8sq 8 lI5AMJHa
MRS. wrrtsLow, + /
Nm,s and Female Ply s.isn pre-
,sn,. to tn. attention d mothers, her d.
- 4
SYRUP
roR CHILDREN TEETnlNG,
which greatly facilitates The process 81 tsethi"e
Ly xof,.ning the gums, reducing III in6smst,ons,
will alluv ALLPAIN and spssmodic action. end Is
!Sssre 10 Regulate the BOscels
Depend upon it mothers, Iii. will give rest q
yourselves, and


We have put up and sold this article for over
- Years. and CAN SAY IN COINCIDENCE and
TRUTH Of il What We haze never bees sble e
say 81 any. tAher mcdi~ine--NEvBk HAH II
FAILED ~ A SINGLE INSTANCE II EFFECT
A CURE when timely uHs.d. Never did We
know M instance Of dissatisfaction by anv one
who used il On the contrary. all are delighted
slth its operations, and speak H. terms Of com
mendation Of ts magical effects and medical viz
tues We ,peak in this matter WHAT WI DO
KNOW" after ~ years experience Anu
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
fILMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
In almost every instance where the infant is sui
fcring from pain aud exhaustion relief will b
found in fifteen minutes after the syrup Is i'd
mipistered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac srmile o.
CURTIS X PERKINS, New York. is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

between yeur suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sur e 10 follow the use of MRS
WINS OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II ccrrects
acitiity ofthe stom ach relieves wind collie regu-
'ates the bowels ssiiens the gums, gives rest &c
he mother and he altb to the child. Office, AZ
Dey street, New Y ork
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14


4 aheI gx - snDi-
tho 4
arg Is an ugs Of inquiry People want !"
Am ~ Aal whersf,,r. Of all s'atenrnss
State ~ them - facts and as far as ,"i.
0eal kDrncfrvn md rxviG RAM IS cencef0e''
!: s;;s'!s ; the, i, creates, s''e.
rsater In their practice l. IN convey
Ncf a disease the medicameni tha'
4 pcutrclizeit Electricity has
lose, but it IL now gener-
"a" 'ectric fluid IL too subte
~ vehicle ~ medication
81 bat cannot distribute
..tyth,ng except itself Med,
Ms. in short. an exploded
! AZ psTA SGd stnulnni. a. everybody
=, San b. chat With the essen nal proper
III Dan e,ary substance in the Mate.fd
IA ,hi-fc - no fyrbal extract which Il
bid IN suus'co SAth ~ It's preventive
kiye,. tues uni IN paircd
H. pur liquid siimulant Of which HOS
+ RS Ri TIERS are IN part composed. II
~ With saiuaile vegetable remedies, and
XIV reason IT its powerful diinsive pr'nci
xconve,. to every organ aud introduces
...ss ~ circulation. To use a common expires
sion, 1T 20 - The SPOT" taking with il just
what 10 wam,ei there The 'esssncs Of rye
would undcn bie lily d'Iuse itself through the or
gauixaSion n. swiftly IL administered pure and
sample. a 1, mixed with the Juices ~ tonic and
olserative root bwrks, andherbs. But " what
use would n be without their healing. strength
ensng life--u- aiming balms II would mer-l,
elcste. II ,uid not project nor cure And
rein lies tie - entail difference between the
effect Of the pdr~st stimulant when given ntons
aud the sam, s'iu1ulan, when ADMIN srered in
the medicn,.i form Of iln~lrttcr's Stomach BIT
tiers Good NJ opg ahela spirit Is doubtless tn
nlildest aud most innocupus OF ait the varieties
Of liquor. bui 4 only becomes nEArTnsuL MKpi
CINE when lnpreanat-d with the vegetable Gle
peRtx employ cd in the preparation Of the BIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
TO UE SOLD ar Owe DOLLAR
EACH. WITHOUT re.
GARD 10 VALUE.
Z ANALOGUE
Sets Of Jewelry, Watch Chains

-
&C., &C. &C.
All the above list Of goo will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates of all the various arti-
cles, stating what each one have, are first put
into envelopes, sealed up and mixed aud when
ordered are taken ont without regard to choice.
aud sent by mail. thus giving all fair chance
On receipt ofthe certificate YOU will see what you
can have. and then it is at yonr option to send
one dollar and take the article not.
single Certificates II Cts. Each.
One Certificate may obtain YOU Gold Watch
Service OF Silver Plate, or any other valuable
Article
THERE WILL BE NO BLANKS.
Five Certificates for 81; ID for ~; 80
for 50; 67 for $40; 100, with Premium
Hunting Case Watch, SIS.
Perfect satisfaction guar anteed in all cases
Goods not pleasing the tastes or fancy Of our
customers changed fr G of cost
Agents I'D others will be allowed 10 cents on
each certificate ordered by them, providing not
less tnan fine are ordered at time. Agents will
collect % cents for each Ger tiiicate and remit 10
cents each tous
Address all orders to
jy24-dwlm S RICHARDS 4 co.
AGENTS WANTED 102 Nassau St, n Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
Price, only 80 cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale
OF The Nursery.
a Ba:NEHACTRES4.

The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. Z. y. Wcisev, to the herman IT.
FORMED Aesen1er a. Chainbersburg Pa -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

~ Upham's l'iunple lsanisla&r ~
II sxovss PInrLxs On the EAck FREcKLss, he
IL II also sottens the skin and beauties the
complexion. No Ladies' toilet is complete with
out il. Price, SO cents Mailed to any address
for Is cents. by 5. q. UPHAM, IS south Eighth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, Sold ky ell D-uggisss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

Army Itch. letter. all ErWptkOms.
"Dr. Swayne's" "All-Healng Ointment"
"All-Hea'ing Ointment"
"Dr. SWayness" "Al-iiealng Ointment"
s'Ail-lie1l ng o. tment "
"Dr. Swayue'sr "Ail-Healng Ointment"
"Ali-Heaisng Ointment "
"Dr swayne's" sAll-Healing Ointment"
No CT sc So obstinate, or long standing, IL will not
cure in short time, all kinds Of letter permanent
~ cured salt Rheun Ia hers itch &C. Price 80 cts. By
sending g. cents TO DIR. SwAYNE son, $50 North
sixth rect, thladelpha, boz sili be sent free Of
postage 20 any part Of the United Slater.
eod at r. s. BALLOEUS DA-s SToRs Davenport
ebl7-eod1 LORD { SMITH, Chicago.
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.Ylaas4 : ti3s ilh Y
MRS. w1ttSLoW,

A experienced Morse and Female rny''s.' p'
ssn,s TO the attention d mothers, her "a .
, 1865-06-02
To the ProprietOrs & Managers of Estates
i'm st. CrOiX.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
have been informed by several Proprietors
of estates that reports most injurious to my char
acter and preiudicial to my usefulness as a Min
lister of the Gospel are, and have been circulated
among you.
I am accused of striving at meetings which
/ hold for the religious instruction OF the Ia
bourers to make them disconnected with Their
wages and creating an Instruction among them.
Mr.. Thompson the clerk Of st. Johns Church
is also accused of going among the labOurerS
and circulating pamphlets among them with the
same design of rendering them discontcnted.
therefore solemnly declare that these reports
are false, slanderous, and without any just foun-
dation.
They bear the impress of falsehood on them,
for what possible advantage could either Of us
derive from creating discomfort among the Ia
bourers, exciting against us the opposition of
so influential a body as yourselves and expos
ing ourselves to the penalty otthe Law. there
fore challenge my accuser5 to come forward
with proof against me.
[ an accustomed to be slandered in this
Island. A pamphlet has been printed and cir
culated among a part of my Practitioners for
the purpose of keeping up i'll feeling against me,
and I, a minister of God and a gentleman by
birth and education, am not allowed the preVl-
lege of the poorest criminal to know the charges
laid against him, for the pamphlet has been
kept from me and my friends.
ANY where else but in this island such COW
ardly conduct would mark with infamy its daS-
tardly PERI e%trators. The assassin who stabs
his victim is held up to eXecration, bat the
scandal mongcr who seeks to rain his opponent
by iniuring his character and reputation is re-
ceived and welcomed in society in st. CrolX.
, 1865-06-02

either of them within the limits of the
United States, so that they can be brought
to trial, the following rewards =
One hundred thousand dollars for the
arrest of Jefferson Davis.
twenty-five thousand dollars for the
arrest of Clement c.. Clay.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the
arrest Of Jacob Thompson, late Of Missis-
sippi,
twenty-five thousand dollars for the
arrest Of George n, Sanders.
twenty-five thousand dollars for the
arrest Of Beverly Tucker, and
Ten thousand dollars for the arrest of
William G. Cleary, late clerk Of Clement
G. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General of The
United States is directed to cause a de-
%scription of said persons, with notice of
The above rewards, to be published.
In testimony whereof, | have hercunto
set my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to he affixed.
Bone al the City.of Washington, the sec
ouj day Of May in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, aad Of the independence Of the
United States Of America the eighty
ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
w. Hunter, Acting Secretary of State.
(Tl0m tie Boston AdcertiSer.J
, 1865-06-02
TEE AVIS"
Striasi24asG8, 81, Gro51,
D 2ND JUNE 1868.

BY the Royal Mail Company's Steam
er Seine, which arrived at ST. Thomas
on Wednesday afternoon, European Pa
pers to the 18th uito. were received.
They contain no news of importance.
The st. Thomas Times contains the
intelligence of the capture of jeff. Davis,
with two regiments of cavalry, in Alaha-
ma, by Generals Stoneman aud Guerson.
Gold was quoted at 131.
@aga@
WE have received an answer from
Rev. Gardin to the report of the minori-
ty of the School Commission which we
intend publishing at an early date. We
only must express some surprise that
Rev. Gardin should have held the opinion
that we would have refused insertion to
his answer, except he sent it to us through
the channel which he adopted.
, 1865-06-02
From the Barbados West Ldian.J
INTER-COLONIAL NEWS.

Both in Trinidad and Grenada the wea-
Their has put a stop to the reaping of the
canes, and so far injured the prospects
in the former. as to cause a diminution
Of the crop TO the extent of 5000 hhds.,
, 1865-06-02

The executive order Of November 81,
1862, prohibiting The expectation of arms
and ammunition from the United States,
and the executive order Of May 10, 1868,
prohibiting the expectation of horses,
mules and live stock, heing no longer re-
CURED by public necessities, the aforesaid
are hereby rescindtd and annulled.
by order of the President,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, secretay of
War.
, 1865-06-02

(Fr0m tie Boslon Adrerti8er.J
, 1865-06-02
ANDREW JOHNSON.

By the President;
w. Hunter, Acting Secretary of State
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

AN AIT RgrLr.-We veto amused, fov
days since, while sitting in q crowd, in VII,
lase not many miles from this, 10 hsar tie
following dialogue, which tools place between
.n NJ. b. and. negro. Who. Int a shorc time
previous, had the misfortune to be ono Of the
doctors patients. 1T seems tuat the daskcy
was one of the several patients in tie same
family, and amangl the first Of the sick TO re-
eoyer. The negro passing by, discovered the
doctor in the crowd where we were sitting,
and tlus saluted li,n-(at the same time
placing his wool-beaver carefully under bis
arm y" How yoi do mass doctor?" so,
very we'll -*hose boy arc you ?" replied the
doctor. L" ise de boy You como 70 see last
week, mass DOCTOR 80 veg, wellhow's all
the folks. down bon,s2 30, mass doctor,
dcy's.ail sbort, dey ell gpt yell soon as, ,you
quit oou!in,.n The locroL ,niAzled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Grnts.-There ora two kinds nf eir's. Que

G1nls.-There srs two kinds nf air's. Ous
is. the kind dthasappears best abroad -tHs gita
tEat are good for Paties, rides, visits balls,
etc.. and whose chief delight is in such things.
The ether is the kind that appears best at
home-the girls th:t are. useful and .chearful
in the dining room, sick. room. and al the
precincts Of homcse-1hay differ widely in
character. One is often torment at hUma
the other blessing; on- is {. moth, ,coasun-
ing every thing about her--the other Susan.
:ca,1, inspiring life and gia,shess along her
pathway. The ri1At, education viii uIndify
both little, and Unite thcr goea qualities il
one
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
= s.nrr of the Rappines.

4 s,o.y of tic knoekings" was told us
RECENTLY, which we think too good to be lost,
and therefore give it a start: In the western
rart OF Georgia the spiritual manifestations"
hayccreat, d considerable excitement. Among
the subjects of this excitemsnt was simple
man. OF: middle age, whose bumps OF marvel
ousness and, reverence we're equally large. lie
was. of course. supcrstitiously religious, and
the knockings of which he had taken eager
occasion TO be witness, impressed him with
the utmost awe.
The mans wife, however, was very DIFF
ferent being. She secuted the spirits" :"
laughed at 7ier husband, and took e5ery ocoa-
sion to rally fimupoh what she deemed his
suecial weakness. -.
.OHc morning, after the "old manp lad
been out to hear.thc knockings, the reriem-
brauce of which had stolen away ligrts
rest. he rose early, as.was his wont TO make
q fire. Tie wife was awake, and deter ined'
on having some. fun. So Kissing herself on
her elbow. She regarded her husband, not
more lhan1aIf dressed, certainly, as be kneel
'edat tie stove, and sbstrac;edly psked among
the ashes. -
The wifeapplied her knuckles to the head
beard of the bed ~ e.
,Rap-rap-rap! !.
> The victim started, with his hair Oh end,
and .pecped -apxiousy over tie stove.
p. lie began to tremble, and anxiousIy faller-
cd out-.sIs this a spirit? 2;
: Rep rap-rap! -.
"Does the spiritwisa to communicate wirh
NE ?,,'' -''iTs'
'Rap-.ap.rap! =
"Spigit, .arathouon an errand of mercy for
me?' "a ~ -
Rap-rap-rap -,
esprit, what wilt thou have me to do? n
'"Make upthat fire. you internal old fool 20
you ~ shouted his wife, with mingled nairIh,
auger and disgust, as the trembling husband
turned round and saw the saucy creature re-
garding him calmly, with eyes'tfat enri'eiy
overshadowed the fear of spirits; He WAS
mum. .,.,,,. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Dick Cheatha1n

gTyILI s.and tho serriGs ssasan Yi !s65 ete
w Una Hundred Iollarsths season.
lie win DO ss Edgssa!d c. II. MondaSS Tues
d.ys, wrlncsday: saa Thursdays.-the remain.
dsr.os the uosk al lifrm tallaas.s. i1c Ii.'
-h,yia tia eea.Yr lss 'rcbrnsry nsd and it sata
Juse. uewili.ura,ain 8, II. tislinen's during
the 1Egnth Of February, a1tsr .N.sh tme he VIM
be shernste:pat Edseeoid c. y. paa Il. aafi-
mans. :. ;"
Byspeefai contract With np Aasst Jas. Il.
Harrison for h.yseIf, uapsa Will. Io issared with
foal for. Two Hundred UollSfsS The -tnoneyswili
bo considered due st the eAJ uf tue spason.
.THd.. G2 BACON.
IAN Il 60.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

Ar lrishvoman who had kept little gro
Gerry, was t-susht to her death bed, ana was
on the point Of breathing ber last WHEN She
called her husband tn her bedsi:le:
"Jamie" she faintly said, "theru's Missus
Mulloay--she owes me SIX sbi!lings'
"Onh " exclaimed her husband, i" Biddy,
darlint; ye're sinaible to the iast!"
= "Y-is, dear, and there's Afisuus McCrsw, l
owe her dollar"
'.ecb. be jabers, and yerc as, foolish 4as
iycr." ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Central Association.

APKTt orH, fSB3.
NToTIeEis herahy gicsn That Messr.. PRICE
lV aud PICKLE haze .been detailed BY thfs
association to co-opsrSse with ths C0hmittoe for
supplying Food to thc people or CoIdmbi snd
with the COMMITTEES ut Nsgbm having ineanrEb
the Soldiers Waysids asthat place. Th" citiaens
aid them in their benevolent tabors. 2
gss-I beg of the Ladies ihrous shoat the state
to renew thsir efforts throu. h their Assosia:iaps
in getting up supplies Of cLOTHIEG for tho
Soldiers. - - NJ. EAB0EDE,I
Ss Z: Caairfsan Central Association
Apr IS # II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Assessor's Notices.

II WILL attend Tith Mr.. Ayse.sor Ga,.er, q. The
Il rime and places indicsted by h!m. to recsise
rns Quarterly Returns OF all Resi.:ered Ts1 Pay
ers. Al.o.lh. RoturDs of th,as who have failed
to make rc.urna.of ths, Al Taiorcm 1,sx, oora.
monty known az the 5 re, cont Tax. Come early,
and prepared with . list Of XII your property.
botA agricultural and non- agricultural. regularly
made CUT. R. C. GRIFFIN. Assessor,
Tax in Yslue, 18th Col. Dist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Notice.

A Ill person, h.sins any .leih's, tt dsnaAds
4eu'd., nre reqsirss to present. then, erSptfIy
proven; aud ali persons having say a"tss. Pa
pors or Property of any kind bal NaSpkg u said
Estate are requested ~ hand thea Ia To-. thn M
defsi isned, wlin 10 tho lawful Aiainistrator; md
also, ,thoue indebted will plca.s ,psY up iumeai-
B,cly. In laHfpl money "s the ssate or ts eavss-
len: in sa,,enry 4 word 70 ,Se ~'teis IN nsissea..
W, B.sAME Ell, 4au'er.
Msr ab 2h1 ~ Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Barter !! Barter. !

rEIIE Granitcville. Manufacturing Company
B viii rnutpue to bsrIsr Ciorh fog Fl0ER.
CORN. PEAs, BACON AND rJ,AHD, giving
Augusta prices for produce, and furnishing Cloth
al whnicsale ra.es.
Gtanitevitle, krrils R Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

Rtrirs ron SwErr puraAa.-" Eilteen
minutes iysfore.bcd Tine ssrs the jackson
News, '.c,N up.anedozen cold boiled potatoes
nal add few slices Of cabbage, with i've or
six <piekled cncumbsrs. Elst heartily and
wash down with pint Of pi4e;top whiskey.
Tn. rcss and jnmpinto bed. Lie fit on ycuE
hack, and in half m hour or theresbout, you
will dream lhat the devil - sitting on your
chest with the State IIoI,r in his lap.H
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
TIE ErFECT.

T,ply, the ways Of Providence are inscrua,
bic. This burning of our goodly city would
seem at 6rst glance an pamltisaied evil. Bat
there is another view to be taken Of it. 1t
las had one certain good effect. If there
fingered in the hearts Of our people one spark
of Affection for lie Davis dynasty, this ruth
Iess,a useless. wanton handing over to the
flames their fair city, their homes and aAars,
has cxtinguisAed it forever.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Netico,

A III. per.sns ;nieblsd TO the Estate Of Robert
"A j. DELPHI, l.te Of Edgefeid District deceased
or. renuestsd to como, ,oIward and lnAes pay
mont; and those having demands assiast said
Estatawisl pressn, them IN das sime, aIa pr0Psr-
1y u,iItprt tic.;ei. ~. Sssff, y - ~
A. ]. PELEETTER. Asa's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
ETill Notice.

q All now ready to GRIND WHEAT or
L CORN at my MILLS=on Big Stephens Creek.
Any petson fearing to cross the Bridge nhed not
DO 90. :.Triag your Wheat or Corn to tho Bridge
and VII esrry !. ecrnssaL hsrk.
X. T. PARKS.
Arr!...- "a /;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
G1gedeIb Aobetttasr., ! .
How Sweet sTis, to Return.


How sweet It's to return,
Where once we've hnppy-hscr,
Though palcr now .lifs,s lampmaysbuFn' :,
And gears have rolad,between;
And if those eyes. beam welcome yet -
That wept our parting then,
O. ia the smiles Of friends thus met,
We live whole zears again -.
They telius of iourt thst aew'd-
In Aappier days OF ysre, -
Whose waters bright fresh youth bestowed
Alas, the founa's no-more!
But smiling memory still appears
Presents her cup, aaj when ..
We sip the sweets of vanished years.
We live those years again. IS.
Old Music..
Civ, me Gid music. lei me hear
The ,ous Of days gone by.
Nor stay thy voics II kioily fear
Ii. to l.y notes s,,fsjlep tear ~
sh raa.maks a'Auto,reply;e
TIL ...ogs that lailcd mo on ,hebrcast
T. sleep away the noon, -. -. ~~,.
s,r,. en-s:n5 on! 7 lsre thcm-best--7 NJ.
rhers's is,t--,. IN '.esei'cs imsrreS:z'S :. =
VIII ea,l f,m.!I.o ,uoa. % - r.
Give me oli wne!--its-ehoiccst store,''
Drawn from the sha,lyb;
Our vineyards shall plTdGce no more
Such rare strong juice they gase-of yore'
Assparkiihg lies within; ..
This was my grsnasirv's chief delight
whenthe day'schaso was Ger . - =
Fill high! hahisa! its treasure bright
Shall fpnskle ,sn grE board to: might,
Though we eshculd'dr;nk 40 more -. :
Give me old frisnas!-the tried, the. true, :.
Who laur ched their barks with mo, :.
And oil my joys and sorrows knew,
AS chances gales the pilgrim BLEW
Across the troubled sea; ~ -, -.
Their mem 'ries arc the same as mine
Our loves through life shall lastj
Bring one, brins.aN, your smiles to shine q,
Upon cur geed OH songs andRine,
Like sunbea,ns from the past
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Assessors Notice.

Il WILL attend Of the following plnes,, as Cinsi-
A csted below toFA.sesE. The Pprk slsashtersd
tctwcsn tie lst day OF ,Msrth 1881 SD Ist day
Of March 1885. All personr wEu fin over +Sss
pounds Of Pork aie'lisble to betaaea. '-'<;i'
All Tax psyers who hars faiIea to make re-
turns of Whe.t, Oats, Corn and Rodder, Su:, Me-,
win avail themselves, of this dat opportunity "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

nsy. IN exchange SAWS that .rsan.ir Ala.
bama was found. one night. climbing an. aver
IN a fnlijng mill. lie was asked
via Ia. ,doin;;. Ua aid 10 was trying
IL 90, .:n 10 bel, brt sa'nehnw or other, the
stairs wouldn't hcid still.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

81. Sume argeoas in l.Haaoa have succeeded
by s1igasii;c rfr7a:;cr2 In giving tight to r's..
sons Larn Llni. Ti;ere gre touching descriptions
cT tho surprise una confusion OF those to vGou
the world is afst opened.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
tax. Collectors Notice.

-, 49,. 49, - - ~ 80
n TILE. attend at the rme and piaces,hersfnaf-
4 ter mentioned to collect tho stass and District
Tax for the year eonipspcipg Lat Of Oct lSS4..
Mount Willing, Msnday, isli 9ag.
Micklers, Tuesdsy, 20 -
Hu;ees Store, Wednvslat, ga 20"
Psrry's; TSarsdas,s 9Th so"f
.Coleman,s Roads, Friasy. y ,5rh -.
!, Richardson'a, Saturday, Jth.t ~
lIrs. CuIhreath'a,: MondG3, 9Th 9
Coeeer.vil!e, Tuesday. ,gth q
4. Kemp's, Wednesday 19th
Dorn's Mills, .Thursday, flth.
Tax Payers will come prepared to give tbe
number Of fard, hands betEeep tho ages Of u
and G5 years'of age for the present yeSr!! n:s..
FREQ Persons OF Culornust msks their toearny
in april, OF they will be subject tesdoubfsseL.
~ BRNJ. RoPEa, T.e.R. D.
" D.-I will hsredfter attend tie seTeral Bat
TALON muster grounds for tho accompoistisa
those who cannet speet mo ON my arst ferads
Mar 20 tt ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

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