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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
TRON!.
Mules Stolen.

sesFoLEN from thvRecraitipg Camp ncar Edge
S. iia!l, qu tho night of tue. oh inst, THREE
MULES, brauded c. s. 0ie is q large black
Mule, one gray Mule of medium sizo, thseolor
OF tho third not remembered. Any infornStio1
that will lead to the erocovsty Of. saia @nlea Mill
- - JOHN L. NICHOLSON.
Feb L. = g. .2t eaet
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The GREAT AND sFATAL MIsTAKENT NASH
yrLLEs-A correspondent Of The Mobil:.@Ad
vertiser and Register, writing OF ,hc ualor,N'
nate disaster to the Army Of Tennessee, ,''i'
front of Nashville; explaines the ah4ir, ln III.
wise, and incidentally pays the tIghes, .pos
sible compliment 80 Lewis, Brigade, which
was.neyer known 10 falter.
,rtais correspondent'says:
In adjusting his lines, Hood placed Bate
division III one of the key positions ct the
Battlefield. asHerein=slay his mistake: h.
should have posted at that point. tro2ps OF
rnom not the slightest doubt existed. Had
the Kentucky Brigade bcenewiih the division,
it would have been safe. The disaster began
in Tie detection Of Tryler's brigade, which II
back from tcfore headvance Of asingle Yam
kee skirmish line, and ended in the hasty and
disastrous retreat Of the whole army. 1t
CAM OF ue that our Inenswere demoraized by
the meelory ofs'the battle of Franklin, -be'
cause the extreme extent Of our losses there
was forty -ivehundred. It'cannot be that ba
iore Nasbvilleth men did not Egh!, because
they hst no confidence in Hood. l. was SIM
ply panic, which one note from aTbraVe
officer to Gen. Hood, now ON Gle in Rch ond
saws. was r.rade without any apparent cause,
the regiment to his right falling lack from a
very strongly posted position, from before the
advance ot = thin line cf-skirmshersSthe de-
fsction causing bis.regifnent TO give way, and
thus carrying the lire back continuously, un.
til nearly the whole army was in panic and
rapid retreat.
Tile whole disaster resolves itself into one
cause Of fsilure-waut Of discipline. Ger
tainly waet OF it bogets want OF confidence.
80 -<-e- <--------.-, -'.~
R1cutScExE BEFORE \ GgASD. JuRr.-A
eysnkee paper relst,s The following:
E:teed!scoasol2tc lVokirS leniaie without
i.cops.)
F6rsmar.-fssadsul, what complaint hsvo
YOU to.maEc? q - 49, AK
Compiaiuant.-I enme to enter complaint
against my companion
Fore:-Your husband. / suppose. Well,
what is yaur nane,sard what has he done? :
Gom.-His name is -, and he struck
me, and threw nc 3 G,i. Goors," ard threst
enel to Kill ne if l came into the house
again. -, -
l...l, lnSuaul, ipI pIS"0n7ttosit'"ei-0
Com .%-I.don't like, to tell,'sir.
Fora-Bat, madam, youmust. The grand
Jury. II uss ...aow all7the. circumstances. =
Com.-Wel. if / must, must. <Hc dopeit
lust cause j II6aldn'tgsleep withSnI.
Fore.--An That's the nature OF tho case.
Vary well, wig dia You refuse to sleep Yita
him2s
: Com.-Cause he was, drunk, and / didn't
want to.
,.Eore.-Well, how is it whenr.he's soder :.
Do you rcfuss tossleep with him !ilen2 -
y Cotn.---No, sair, but vhep ,he's S0ber, be
won't sleep With nc. IA general roar fol
loved, in which the foreman couldi't help
but fjipe.'n, 49,
~ - e-.----------=--
CHARACTER Il TowEk.-It.ssi is often said
!bat knowledge iss power, and this is trae.'
Skill offscuIty Of, any kind carries with it su-
~ -. ~ L. 3.
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Negroes Wanted..

FVNyANTED To HIRE Twenty abls:ssdioa.
3ygs NEGRO MEN 10 work on the Columbia
and Hamburg Railroad. Literal wages xfl,bs
paid and especial care taxcn q tho Negroes.
Negroes sinaluyeil IT, work ia de Ra;lsosd viii
be exempted fronish6r ontho Coast iuriieestisn,.
sss ~ = 4. D. BATES. =
& .Lecsri'ls, S. G., Jsih 9 81 3
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~ For Ta1 Collectors. .sDs .
: THE msny Friends oiscart. JAMES MITCH.
ELL. respectfully nominate him as candidats
70, TAX COLLECTOR at the next e;eetloa...
- sALUDE.
pece tee 50
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For Tx Collector,

For Tax Goiiector.,
The Many rri.nds ofD. A. J. SElL, Ess.. "
respectfully nominate him IS q esadisase fss
Tax Collector at tho nezt election.
/ Oct Is te &a
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KS Con. Baauresari, in private generation,
says that one of The main csuso' OF Tao defeat OF
on- army ct Nashville was The wrnt Of bayonet'.
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Tho Connecticut Election.

Hdr''oTA ipri A. . p. H.-1hc state has goa,
Union ~ avery i,rvc majority.
M it!to'~n AfriS.S -Nlddletown IL unioi
by l2b majority. Tie -. elected IRON this Ds'
tTict " nicn.
~. L. Bsrnum, niou s elected to the LcslslSture
OF Connee icut, from the to4n oi Fairfield, by iSi
majority. Ia. SUs.I
Ncts Hdrcn, 4 prii S.a$,v iie,en sivea Buckine-
ham. niou candidate for tovcruor - mqorty; and
sives Stnue Warner, lnion candidate Tor Congress
In tie Second Distr,cL IS mriofity. Mr.. WNGef
for Congrcrs In tho Second rstiirt h,r ont t6O0
majority. The Union senator In the let district haa
$50 mai In the 20 district 7Ol ma; Ia the 18th Dis
uict 20 mid. Union gain.
Haf ford. prii9, 30 4. N The following Ia tho
vote OF Hartford Governor lrrk knghLT, Union,
2,IsO Seymour, Dem. 2l72; Con1ess -Depnins,
Union. 2tJli MITCHELL Deu. lbs. III, linton
dida es for Representatives have go majority.
HdrtJ0rd, 4 .'riI Gov Buckingham Is re-clert.
cd by tom 1000 ~ 1900 majority The four MON
Cong. elected by mejoritie, from d0o
TO 400 each The senate Is all Mon and the houss
Il About III. 90 quarters niou.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
What Mr.. Seward Will Say to
Foreign Nations.
RICHMOND
IND
.PETERSBI RGIl
D0W TEEN WERE WON.
The Fighting on Friday.

The battle on Friday was commenced ly sIe1dairi
,,y.r column on tie extreme loit, which hLd prcyi
u,.l, reached point On the White oak road "a swa-
san road running parallel with the sodth'ide rail-
rv,i and about two miles distant honl.!, About
nine o'clock on fIiduy moru.nt, -,riei attack
49,. made By the rebels on q portion OF ct the ,inc
held by GcnereI Chsrler H. smith's brigade. Ihe'
we're 1cpul.ed l1scyer with consid2'sni' 'o''' a1u
Therefore counter ch,rse vas ordered IN "hi'h 'h'
,,.teI,vors ,nccen nfu,y driven hack, losing consi-
s.,,,ls number of prisoners. H.virs thu. si'nall,
tailed upon ths left tie enemy aoS turned HE a'i"n-
,,op 70 o,r ti,ht. rtqtrs rclol division A. moved
ov,r srros. ,oine lc -i ds that ckly wooded On
hath si4s. thinkine To ufpru'e sheridan and make
tod stroke upon his FAM The movement wa met
ard checked, however uHinly bv the Tenth and
T. fourth New Yot. The trhiins ct tn'' ro'h'
WA very severe, ,nI IN y cw OF the comparatively
small puu,l er epsased the los on both side, wac
le,vy. Meantime the rebels mad crossed upon our
I.it centre and the Gshuns began along the
line in earne,t. our men fought hero'cAliy'
iat the r,,g's we're in stron ioce and threatened
SERIOUS couse iu,nccs. ~ tbs hinc,nre "elerAl
a. .ter came VI with zen hrfsd -. of his dvialon aud
A. our men had been sorey -"d hy the rebels the
.iebt Of this reuorcculCnt va Atruly welcome one
A. th.s time the mot terrible igh'nc commences.
1Ne reNels- cumpri,ing part q, HianttT' corps
Crflht dcsu,rateI. knowing, they did that our
srcors would inrlrr tire ic-trlc nm of the oonihldH
and probably of the Danyillr 'irond. The ntuA-
ton bersnr critical the encm Icing re nlof'"a
io,u tho rear and General sho r.dsn -aw tha' the
I.tte waa beginning 10 20 asaiI 2: him. he'eioTr'
Sita c.ar,-ril-.c ilI4tuo.ity, u, dashcd ios~ ara
~syng his hot 0llosed ry his olhlrr tai ana eSl'
ins uIon hi. men to stand funy Bot .til the e'lf
?, .lo on, sud Al hplr'4si f,c ocu'S made grand
a,auco ir two line oi b.'tlc, nc rom the ad'
Isc,nt woods. Ca they came N 81 ,nt sty!a until
tnrr reached c point about midway r.tTeou our lines
and the ~ooa., WI they came 20. p hslt tai the
hattie Tared hoilv ~ rife rance. i'er, Ai'o III,
rse's had \ greet ndyants rho aidaa's men Wer,
s-luel with carl ueA which wore ~ too shor
rsnre TO do good rHeguloa. chile the rele
900 armed viii long range, riG,- OuI
t-tterie., however, dI rooi exc. -,tion, ard abou
tsy the rctels tcns unable to ,i r,Se our uss idl
usck leaving Sheridan Ia rosse~ OF the but!e
.sM The oss Of this corps du-Ing Ne dAy sbou
sre HUNDRED. Diins the n,ght, th sixth Corp, wa
.-aured 10 nct ~ Afc niorcemeutI 10 sheridan, In
,,,s Of All attack "a the morning Mean tiIGe, fight
,ns had cen in pgogIes along atnc 81 the entire ne
Warren's corps having been anv need beyond ,h
B,vdto-n rlaut road, the righ OF sheridan. II
,his,o, .lneut. Win the Fifth &c Tr= upon the let
e.Arins 49, IL p,ogru t4rcngn 'ut the day, Gu
t.S.s .ssa1ly s.AiaG b. eRs ~ 'eaek Si4a lAs Ai
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The COUNTRY Nild with 10y speeches of
seward, ~tnrton and Yicr-prcsdcut
johnson. etc

Wr,t,0g'o, Arrlt i.-A.thoIgh n O f,lI q rrt'i f.
lIi. aut l.i,AMoui Sss believed 10 takc place,
or .ug 70 tAo late ruccessrs of our arus tlo O.aih
.rDouu.outnt q tie lct Itself thi. ,noIAing o,c4-
eoueI .e4, .uIp:ise, nnglei With rejoicing uud huz-
lali. In all di cctous. FlsFs woe thrown oGt more
pcuiitu'ly than At any o'hcr porioi Vi the war.
Many ot the merchants clo. eI thcir sorca and bu..
pes, .cuerAuy aas su,pelded. The CLERK IN the pub
Ii, departments aud tue municipal ocls Cnabir 10
work under the effect Of tho good news, Joined the
tArongs on the PRINCIPAL avenues, aud eseThere in
eourratulatiou u the importaat event crowd rs
semhled IN ..cnt OF the Inte Tor department and
wa addressed by the Commissioner Of Patents, Nj
uouovm. aecgstsry seward uls-v . hr'J st---oh
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
Final riulnpll.
THE OFFICIAL DINPATCHE,.
Fall oil Richmond nnd rci,rsburgh.


var Dsgdrip ,nt, Wdsiington. AprR 2-i0A ".
r. Hljor G,,eral D,1 The following telegram i.oni
nc Pr-LI,ut announcing the INkcr,tl's "r
Pr1rafrcuo, ind probably Of Richmond, h's jus'
been src wed ~ this Department.
Inwis NJ. sr,s1ps, sec1etar. Of War.
cry pant IA, Ar7fi o. $50 4. ". r. non.
Ehen " stanton, Sr-,.'lyy ~ Hav th's moEn-
ing, Lieutenant General Grant res9.a, rct'r'aur"
.,aru,.Dd. and bs - contdrn, that R,,1,',ll
slf1
u, il ri-l.a- forward - or g po's.lc, tte re-
trcs.,us i,l-i auuy.
,T'osp pt-rAI'u.
We, B.cl-fms,t Wa.hif1 f,p, u. O.. 10 I. ".
ana. s... Hllor.G 7,ro' D.r. T. a?i ~ from q
d,rrcn Of csncrI wei,zel. ja.. received b. hi,
1 partner,, tlt ou ,or,, uaicr in- command
Ara O., BI.ugo-p, ha,ins taken % at SD uus
iuorl.ns. ,,.
uuup p,-pAr,H
War departments Ecstinytan, Aprd 3. y o'r'ork
n,,,.. saj,-Gcn,ral pr: The following Official
confirmation OF the capture Of K,hmoni an the en-
uouncnlaut ,hN thc cit, (, on irc Ls been received
E.As1A>ro>, seer. Of war.
Cty I,,,rt Ap'i 2,t, II an 10 Ei'r" "
Stanton. Secr.dryc ct War Gr;-Gcn. wc.tlci tecslaph'
.s io.los,; We took Richmond u, sii this mo'u-
ing. / captured many suns The enem7 let IN
cre., haste. The city Is on hFc in one place. sm
making every enort to put It ont.
The ueopb recsirs ~' '0h eo'h'"o'''' 'frr''-
go sotJoy
Cen Grant ,tartei early thi. morning ~i'h tho
army toward. the D,uyir Road to cut Oh Lc,' re-
treating army It possible.
Prc.,dsnt L.ucoln la. ,ohc 20 the front.
t5igucil 7 q. BrHru,. A A g.
L. n, siAaIo..
LATEST,
E'a,hinyt,n A p-7l3.-otda.s were received here
today by the proper ss,aori,ic. to i-ooIo Tor the
lcccptoa of large number of o,puirri o.h'Is who
grr to b, forwarded TO ih.- c.y iumria',h from
t'tv Point The ,..istra uIeu riil he sc-t to Point
Lookout.
F!on private inior4r4t.ou .,, y.d here todAy We
learn thst Frcsidrn. lIc,.u tei'asi going himself
70 Ricnmond, AID =, he't d.re 20 before now. =
telegraph dispatch .,crv, tc-u.At from the Pre-
-drnt ''a',i Ec rpon, t., Iov IN Pe,errhug ami re-
turned " Cil 70. q 1-ai.ht
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

ter 'lubhorly conte,iins every inch OF ground. II
the evening lincs had been advanced about three
miles The los In the Fifth aud second Corp IN thi
d1''s hSht u returned nt about fifteen hundred the
hrsi teins the chief loser as the Second Corps al
'alccd only about h,lf ami'e during tie dsy. and
/" not engaged IN very heavy fighting Tho si1Ih
CoI- held in reserve all day. aud did not h,c =
shot, eScer, little picket irius the battle eia;
tcnoiA oniv The lett. Durng the dsJ, the 'o-ue'
OF the Arm Of the Jarues r,ade slight advance hu,
scre impclcd In tleiT movements ~ tho dicn,tins
show err of min.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

'u Sunday morning the eithe ssau commenced
win eic,t fur, the rgtal' Iluc 'Lcis rr'fe .iue
miiur l.I aud tepr rate atrf ~ .rtlir,c their
fortunes. Al every roin'. however. they uct ~i.h
tisss,,l their line. were guicsL 9.u"tra.r' az nl
points the lot heavily 70 p.i-on', ep ~ere forced
back with great oss IN hil.ei mi wounded. -le-i-
tuu's cavalry and the fifh cor. =, on the ict came
coping down from the " ,t side of T. 'crshurg .n
fUih movement, thiie ord cvecu. 4 . s.wiisi
movement the risht. The Sisth cpIi. prohrd
IA .yi over three thousaui pri oucr'. Tie second
.nI l.cH'h-iour'h cofp' captured iorfs. gun, aud
prisoner by 'h' whole .Ic. aud other corp iouoe
~ IN, san manner when nirh' clo .d in ft, -,iui-
rncle around rete.,hurg -ss CON pntc, i.or.. army
hemined Ia the town. having lost nearly all his
de.ensiy, works about twelve thousand pfitouer.
dry pieces VI artillery, aud how uian, Va kil.ci aud
sounded IL not known.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
The Fighting on ~ urdny.

On saurda, moinlu; tho hattie Io-oreuei with in
cpased viror, ending alonS s aost the cndfc line
oar force, the LETT. hsviuI r"cn Iciu1rted during
the nshi made hold ,tilke COR the sou.nrdc rnil-
road, and the rcrcs sncr oforinc determined re-
ss'aIce Tor sore time wc-c driven back Ia this
movement sheridan cspnird three hrigadc- o. rebel
inian' j.. IN ~ about three thousand men. to-
sether Win scvors batteries Of artillery Hut ''is
Was OILY The first Vi serios Of disasters TO the rehca
that dty General Grant ordered forv 4-d move
inent alons the entire line simul'sreolsI.. ani
inost desperate battle the consequence Generals
White and Parte soon succeeded In forcing hrcsk
In The rebel liucs rnd others after io loved.
General ord. a-o wiil .1r arv Of the I,,'s ou the
rsht u Nio heasnt Al, suc, anil cocdci ia pence
tutns the robsl lines. The enemy. howe.cr. s.u5-
to-nly contested their crrund aud who. ,orei ou
" ouc 10 ito' we're quickly touui Ia anoth"r. th0ir
succes>oa N d'trurs- standing tlerc IN good tufn.
The fighting continued rn'i long after 1sJt aud
~hon f. c,i.cd hue' hat brcu 20 coutflf ted
around pcteuhuv that 'he two wings ncarI, touched
tho Appoma'ioX Jo'h alr,e aad bel1w rctcrsluis.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

Our Forces in Full Possession.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

LEE RAPIDLY RETREATING.
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p. M b E W l. e Y

Is receiving and speuded stock Of Gcntcmens aud
Ladies' Goods such AZ usually brought TO this market
consisting Of
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Ready-Made Clothing, &c
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IN A SHORT TIME WE SHALL re
ceyc a large lot of Quccnsw0rc, and i1l assort'
upt of roccrir. which will offer at reduced prices
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NOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
1 Of Tea, Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Np,cr'
Slacking. Brushes. UrOOms. Phper' reuse
Ink, Sc, &c. at the store oil =, r,cp . ~
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UNIVERSAL FREEDOM I!

THIS "CRUEL CIVIL WAR Is AL
MOST oycrthe rebellion is nearly downChareon Is In
the hands of that greatest Of Military Chcains GENERAL
sEhMAN and all the world, and the of mankndh has
reached the rational conclusion that South Carolina was
the least Of 1t, "a little hasyn In her attempt break up
this great Government Of This however, Is very small
matter, compared with the fact that
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EWING AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.

VNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES TAXI GREAT
pleasure In announcing To he public that Ewing aud
Jefferson College will open if spring aud summer session
on tho first Monday ol March, under tho Presidency and
prues,orship Of yhn W, Boyd, A, NJ owing to iuAu
cncos introduced by tho present war hr operations Of
the College have been suspended for somc time, Board
Ing Mciilc, and other considerations, induce the Board
Of Trustees 10 open the school for the present At Concord
ivory pleasant aud heallhml location, situated on the
Railroad, midway between Knoxville and Loudon
yorable terms,
From the wol-earned aud wolctabIishod, ~ vol as
wide spread reputation VI this Institution won under the
Presidency Of John W Boyd, n, present Principal tho
Board deem II uny noe airy To announce 10 the public
that tho College is opon ur he reception nj students in
order to secure q liberal patronage.
Such other information may he desirable will here
after no given,
Young men, do you hear ~
Persons desiring special information in toaion to
boarding &c., referred To ;, A. Rldge' Attorney at
Law Knoxville, OF ], W, Boyd, Concern,
r22-u by ORDER OF THE BOARD,
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DIR. BLANKS
RUPTIVE CERATE.

4 SAFE AND EMlNENTLI sue
CESSFUL remedy for all diseases Of the skin, such as
letter. Itch &c SC, The propors do not know Of one in
where il has failed all that promised and can
therefore confidently guarantee There is nothing I'M
pleasant In It's application,
~ BIT especially adapted to the forms OF Itch known rs
Arpy Scratches (Inine non, dc,
Prepared by Dr. BLANK a CO., Cincinnati.
T. j. JANF0RD 90,
NIX Wholesale and Retail Agents Knoxville, Tenn
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE

at the October term 1864 of said Court in the Of Ma
thane Byrd James aud Robert W Hardin, viii sell on the
premises on Saturday 2bh day of March, 1860 much of
the land Of 400 acres owned by said James Hardin
lying the Oh civil district of Knox county, which the
family of said Hardin lives, will be sufficient to pay the
decree gold rendered this for t2 Oh and costs Of
the cause The will be made credit Of six months,
without equity redemption, taking bond bearing interest,"
with approved security aud retaining lien til paid
feb2l-lw ri6 d. A. DEADERICk, q. a NJ.
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STON IISy STOVES!
THE BIG HORN,

CORNER OF GAY 4 CUMBERLAND SITS,
lust RECEIVED, 4 LARGE LOT or
~ Cooking stoves, Wooden aud willow ware Chain Pumps,
Plain and Japanned Tnwarc, an kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods from teaspoon IN n cook stove,
sg All kinds OF repairing done.
WILLIAM COFFMAN,
IA large lot Of Tia Plate Sheet Iron and wre for sale
10 the trade Terms, cash. flgU VIC,
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Rc,d, Bro'st Co. 70. A. w. d D. H. Wallace
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bill that the defendants, Alexander NJ aud Jesse
g. Wallace, non-resdcnts of the State or so abScond
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
Them and that they are indebted to companants 1t is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Browulow's Wing, notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chanccry Court at Maryyio on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday of May next, to an
swcr said bill or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cx partc,
W. c. PICKENS, CAM
ml-4w PISS By +. NJ. HOOD, DEAN
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James Thompson, Admir- Of Jane, Porter, d,cd, r' Wm.
Kidd and j. w. Kidd
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
i the bill that the defendant, J. NJ. Kidd, is a non
resident of the State or abscond that the ordinary
process of law be served upon them 1t is ordered
that publication he made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Wing notifying said defendant toappear be
fore the Chauccry Court at Maryvllc the first Tues
day after the first Monday of May next to answer said
BILL the will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cS partc. W. c. PlCkENS, a
ml-iw PISS BY f. NJ. HOOD, d Il NJ.
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If YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
j CLOTHES, don't fall to call at ,. u. Pace CO.'S
They have handsome stock.
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4 GOOD LOT OF BLEACHliD AND
n BROWN DOMESTIC, also good lot ofCoiton Yarn
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