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|SToRgE COOK AUCTIONEER,
T Spexroom Liberty street Gcnice Household furni
trcOn Wednesday, at l0N o'clock, very desirable Stock
removed for convenience OF sale, including all the usual
varieties Catalogues nj sale.
GREENHOUSE AND STOVE PLANTS At AUCTION
on Thursday 2th inst, ~ II A. M ut NO 9John street
a choice collection from Mr. Louis Menaud, Albany, ~ Y
HENRY D. MINER, AuCTioNEER-sALEs ~
Il Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
sale OF elegant collection OF Carrrra mar lie Sttry
and Pecs,nls marble and aabnser Groups and Vases DO
hcmlan Glass. Shehieli plated Ware, &c
MINER sOMERvTLLE VIII sell at auction on Tuesday,
October 10 and wednesday October at 10Y o'clock each
day, al their saesroom ~ Nassau street. large aud Gle
acsnt collection Of Italian marble the recent importation Of
Messr Zannon CO. Of Florence, embracing the hnest
and richest ever offered az public sale IN hs
among which VIII be found superb Flsenne Mosac Tables
richly cared marble and alabsstcr Vases VARYING from
TO feet M length aahaster Groups and Figures FROM the
studios OF the first artists Of Italy AMONG which are the
popular fsvore subjects of th Three Graces Guardian
Angel Three Dancing Girls Of Canovs, Highland Mary and
others.
Also caara siauary marble Figures for parfors and
gardens. =.
Also an invoice Of genuine sheffield Plated Ware, Of the
manufacture of James Dixon sons Of shehleld
Also invoice OF Bohemian Glassware OF the latest
and richest styles. ..
with full descriptive catalogues and particularly worthy
Also very deliberately carved msn,sl piece Of s.asuary
Carrara marble
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y.LEs AT AUCTION.

u ~ Wednesday, oCTl
At 10 O'Clock A. Nj Hilary street between washington
Velvet and Ingrsn Carpets oleloshs 1ss nns & nSSos
ture Hair Mattresses, Stoves, &C. .
"Wednesday, OCT. H.
At I O'Clock r. NJ at 1856 Carlton between FULTON and At
lnntic avenues,
new rosewood suit in blue and gold osk
Buffet marble top; Grover Biker Sewing Machine ane
Engraving Pantings Parlor Chamber Dining boom Ahu
Kitchen Furniture silver plated Ware, Crockery Lace VIM
dow Curtains, Carpets &c, &c
I EVILS r. WOOD, AUCTIO NEER s.,r
IL POSITIVE AND PEREMPTuRY ADJ0URSfD shi'r.
or THE
BALANCE OF BUILDING LOTS,
Belonging TO the estate Of
SAMUEL WE Arcorr, Deceased.
ON ppp,IINN,su sfTH BERGEN, ~
On bEEKuIEN GgiGHTs, new JERSEY
AI"ie e. WOOD, AUCJ,ONEER,
Turc VIII sell
conn io DAY TUEspAy), OCT. 10, 1855
mug pAI .enctr4 at o'clock r. NJ the ground
me "AANCE OF BUILDING LOTS or THE WET
COLT ESTATE.
Terms OF sale one-third cash.
For maps and full particulars apply auconee No
VI AontgVnery street. jersey City
ENkY Y. cox, tr,e.,,o,.
JACOB WEART.
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I,,oR eALB-THE THIRD EDITION or THE NEW
York Evening Espsess, including Saturday Hernlds,
from May 1901 70 Nay 1855 Apply ~ az Clinton street.
near Dsarsw, Broosyk
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PROPOSALS FOR 10000
i CROToN RESERVOIR BONDS
or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Sealed propos o. not less hap each
ca,oSsr 'i IS 1851 :. Two oeoss r NJ when The same
publicly G the wac9 or q r sum o o
c New York ,uhorizra By chaptc, ss7 Laws Of 1861
S ssdss S n Psy say Huss @ shs Sinking
The proposals p" Of bonds desired and
ss win Se to
deposit with the Chamberlain the awarded to them
on presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
eeva bonds %h FOR amounts he par value Of the sums
awarded 10 hem bearing interest from the dates OF pay
Each PROPOSAL should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
closed in second envelope addressed to Comptroller
The right reject any all of the bids If the
interests o 'He SaTrHGw f r. IBREHNAN, Comptroller
CRY or sow 4oan oTsea o CT IDS
y1IGHTy FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS wANTED-oN.
~ first ciass city property at six per cent Address box
20l2 Post Office.
FoR sALE-CITy Rail ROAD bonds, ATA LIBERAL
s. p. JACOBS No. New street corner Of Wall
HOLDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN AS
the school Bonds OF 1857 are hereby notified that
our Office maturity November l. 1865 Interest the
above bonds viii from and after the above
LEES WALLER, IS Pine street.
NEw York, September 20 1865.
John J. CISCO son Ni,sKrRs
NEGOTIATE 5GAS so AkR sHssEss PAPER
Purchase and and other Securities
RECEIVE MONEY! %ii:'S1 ON DEPOSIT,
Sc e
Bearing interest ps 1YI9S on 2 G GfTspd
As Of United sa JOHN s'1 ssFh Lev cfse6
~ and stockholders oi The Mississippi and Missouri RAN
50 street this city IL O'Clock meridian, which
business Of vital s to be and deter
mined fun pan''a'' JOHN 6S
OFFICE or THE MAEIPosA COMPANY, q WALL.
holders Of the MarpSsa and after the 10Th
%s g ~ ss.sissd \ ssy
nent Of the instamens upon preferred stock ,,c
DERsoNAL sEcURITY-cAsH ADVANCED TO RE-
by Mr. Hamilton 10 Centre street. room 2. onice hours
,. BANKERS xrwnrRs, NJ G.
As o. s s.rs.nSs a0i
First National Bank, New York
zophar Mills Esq. ia Front street, ~ x
rHE cRoTON NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
q SsE s a9 This
receive accounts from banks bankers and others
favorable and WILL agent OF the government
attend 10 the OF compound interest notes &c
the six per cent hvetweDty bonds without charge:
r. NJ HEDDEr, Cashier. WIN. b. HATCH. President.
TINION DINE SAVINGS BANK.
~ Nos. AZ and 40 Canal street. corner OF Varick
ASSETS, 81, 554S25 81.
Open daily from 10 a. 70 and Monasy, wednesday
ss s On sa md
." s fss h1asy
Bank books in English, German and French;
EDER v. HAUGHWOUT, President
SOLOMON L. HULL, Treasurer
GARDNER g. CaAPIN, Secretary.
TT 4. CLAIM AGENCY. CLAIMS OF ALL DEsCRTP
u tons against the Internal Revenue, Customs. War and
other departments adjusted and collected Special attention
given to cotton and sugar claims.
BAMPTON WILSON. Brokers,
% Exchange place, n y.
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, AUBrssoN CARPETS,
MIRRORS. BUHI. CABINETS, &c.

BY EDWARD sCHENCK, this day, Al 10Y A. NJ, at his
saesroom 90 Liberty elegant assortment of Fur
nture rosewood Bureaus Bedstesds black walnut Sec
rotary Bookcases Etageres Couches Reclining Chairs
perb Aubsson and Brussels Carpss elegant Pier and Man.
lei Mirrors Bull Cabinets, and aso
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR
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TTENRY vELrMAN, AUCTIONEER, 81 NASSAU
IL street sells this At O'Clock The elssanL n' ss
loon Jersey CITY OF Montgomery and Greene street"
Bale positive In One OF more lot&
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PROPOSALS..

(,RoToN AouEDuCr DEPARTMENTAL SEWER
" contractors separate sealed proposas each endorsed
with title of the work for which y onered e nane
The bidder and the presentation Will be received
Mt this Once unt II O'Clock a. NJ OF Wednesday October
~ 1865 for the construction OF sewers IN the Following
In Fourth avenue from ifty ninth street 10 near Sc
vcntieth street.
In Alien street from stanton to Houston street
In aus street. Eighth 10 Crecnw!on avenue
In Fory.nnth street from Ninth avenue 10 Eighth ave
r,..h,h ....,.
In Fityhird street from second A. enua W 'Hst avenue
In ,gsth street. from Third 10 Fourth avenue
m West street fIofao 10 t3snsesoort street
In Eleventh avenue from Forty seventh 10 Fory eighth
street. 800. 49,.
In Ninth avenue from i25th 10 iGth street =. - :,
In Thrv ninth street Second avenue W crown be
tween First aud second avenues. . ,,....A ..n...a
Ana i, r,f,val.th street from Eighth avenue 70 and
through Fleventh avenue 10 Fifty ninth street
and blank forms for bidders can be obtained
, pr,n.an a. sho rontrsct clerk at Tits Office.
"" "PPao"""" " THOMAS STEPHENS, Gro ton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,y Aqu educl
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
Nrw yoss October q, 1850.
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SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- AUCTION NOTICE.

> AUCTION NorioE
Richest assortment Of Furniture, rare and costly
Works of Art and Articles OF vIr.u
Mostly Imported from Paris for present owner
Rare chance for gsss WSRTa chg housekeeping
psnsos0PHS SsTs sHaSda srA''AA
No'N"ooD az "A- CHAMBER FURNITURE
silver kr G FuSt1 as HoS sh4sswAEF'
ri day e s ssP sss ss
nges, sale commencing a. l059 O'Clock
tel Of the richest description superb window Curtains
match the suits rosewood ops ,
Picauet Tables antique and Gothic Reception Chairs Pier
and orlnoiu Chandeliers Paintings BY eminent artists
a ss Frsne ss
WINGS M SlVGls FLUENT ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE
Stool ana Cover Music stands Books rosewood and val
sesds, e suite style Wv liar and spring Nal
sets ruby and crystal silver s
Table Cutlery, French China Dinner Set richly aecor.,ed
Competent attendance pack, ship and remove
the goods.
@ a. BoGARr AUcTIoNEERs, WILL SELL ON
somsn os Beds Hs
stands, Tables, Carpets, Wagon, Harness, &C.
CHRRIFF'S SALE
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK
RICHARD ses
TO- at Il o'clock \ as x nfstSEEssz STOCK OF
sSo 'ssi ia sp''
OF first qualities city manufacture
All Of the latest styles and patterns,
Also superior Store Fixtures Glass Cases Mirrors Gas
Fixtures, Furniture, Oilcloth.
DANIEL GILLEsPiE Deputy JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
m W. LINDSAY WILL SELL, AT AUCTION; ON
Tuesday Oct TO- at 1U1z O'Clock A. NJ large aseort
ment Of unredeemed Pledges, consisting of Men and We
mems Wearing Apparel Gold and Silver waichss Jewery
worth the dealers the public generally BY
order Of Mr. James Whitaw, II Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
VAIN sYER AUcTIoNEER AND APPRAISER
attends tho collection OF claims and rents Of abscn
sales Of real estate &C. II Commercial
place or box 657 Post Office, New Orleans.
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! COTTON. AucrIoKEER-THrs DAY OCT 10

at auction Notice s hereby given that under and pur
suance the Excise law Of the United States entitled An
provide internal 10 support the government
pay interest the public debt and for other
June 80 1894 amended by the act Of March >.
1865 Ac shall expose for sale at public
AUCTION,
and sell to the highest bidder the auction rooms COL
TON 724 Broadway In the y OF New York on Tuesday,
Of October 1866 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
the following Goods Chaels and Effects belonging TO Abr
ham Conn., seized fraud OF the Internal Revenue law OF
the United States, namely
1000 Cigars. FIVE boxes Leaf Tobacco,
IN Cicar Boxes about 20 pounds smoking Tobacco,
20 papers Smoking Tobacco three Jars OF snu one 0i
Cliy Pipes Showcases four boxes Chewing Tobacco IN
lin fo,l abon n, pounds Cavendish Chewing Topaoro
IN. ". SMELLING,
peputv Collector, Eighth District
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NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE OCEAN STEAM
IN ship Fremen's AssocationYou requested 70 a.
tsnd the funeral Michael Keaton his late residence
"a (sansyoort street, this day at 1 o'clock.
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y Sn7Iassi AsR R5 sH25s
LARGE SA "A y SoSSIssISS ooHs'
At the saiesrooms q Cortlandt street
rH sGSs sE EAsNASfs 9H NEE or
%S % uoD &c the
future wants of the trade.
~ We win 'G mRRpw1 aRr ss TR%pE SALE,
TI s' paT 1 TUEsDAY OUT lo O'CLOCK.
and continue c sfs HaD
Catalogues be had application to the auctionecrs.
J. L. HALsEY CO., IS Beekman street.
"A THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK LARGE AND
:, SEsTs fThSIsIiSS sSopSii DoMEsTIcsi,
'"'A'' ANS cL ohs cAssiMBRES ac, o." Sims
LOCKWOOD BROS f! TNpERMiir Aas.ioneer.
70 Murray and IS Warren street
A JONES, Observation-Disclosures, WAIT 4 CO. viii
sell on Tnesday Oct lo at 22S Pearl street a lS a NJ
ham. yellow Ware and Toys
UCTION NOTICE-IF PARTIES WHO ARE ABOUT
"A furnishing their parlos win call and examine my large
they win ind that sell them at about the rate of
rs ~ so 81 @
Of all kinds Cabinet Furniture which win be sold very low
Broome.
UCTTON SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN
"A by COLE MURPHY, on "wednesday, at loH o'clock
$50 Fulton streetMahogany and black walnut Sofas
Chairs wnrdrobes Centre Tables large Pier GLASS; Bed
seads Hair Bedding Feather Beds Carpets and
Oclohs Clocks Cooking and Parbor Stoves Kitchen Furn
ture, &c.
ucrIoN NoTICE.-CRoCKERy, GLASS AND CHI
"A ma. +. Z. HUNT, auctioneer. Tuesday, October TO-
sorssen lots 70 suit dealers Goods well packed
Ry JOSEPH HEGEMAN
ID Monday, Oct l6. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and In continuation day until the whole 10 sold
TIE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
THE PIERREPONT HOUSE.
at the corner Of Montague and Hicks streets,
Brooklyn.
Rosewood Parlor and plush; walnut and
mahogany Chamber Suits splendid French Plate Pier Man
and Mirrors, Lace Brocael and Dclsne Window
Curtains attresses Bedding Table Linen Crockery Cut
ery Extension Tables with the Furniture Of the Kitchen
Laundry and Bakery
Also q splendid rosewood grand action Piano.
The Gas Fixtures and Heating apparatus.
Rich Aubsson Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Ocohs
THE WHOLE IN EXCELLENT ORDER.
Catalogues ready Thursday. at the Office Of this
oneer Central Saesrooms corner Of Woughby and Pearl
streets. Brooklyn.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF JUSTICE BARNARD,
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ExECUTOR's SALE AT AUCTIoN-ON THURSDAY,
elegant brown stone Mansion on two lot. Nos 50 and 9
the city and residence. Can be from
NJ previous sale Also the time, the Mirrors
md GAG Fixtures In aaid house.
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ToR sALE-AT AUCTION. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
lG 1885 q IL o'clock, noon, the premises, beautiful
villa Residence pleasantly situated Che shell road lin the
town Of Newown, L. L. but Ave minutes walk from the
House 10 new complete in all m arrangements contains II
and u ready for Immediate occupation The out
water at house and barn. The grounds contain about ~
fruit trees; good garden. with grapes &c, &c Title
ceptonable. Terms easy Also, a time ne Horse,
CALL Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents Main street
Flushing, L. T., or Mrs BURTON the premises second
housa from I.Ord'a NeWtoyn L. L
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Sterling Exchange Tor sale reRunr fntce SRhl DaIts
Liverpool f TO ESQ Southern Bonds bought and
sold commtssien.
Collections made IN all parts Of the South
VITANTFD-A CAPITALIST, TO INVEST $4,000 IN
w real which will $1,000 yearly income For
particulars with address Enterprise stnton r. Third
avenue
a z O00 WANTED-oN GOOD SECURITIES FOR
3C.UUU. one year or Less, at liberal per cent Ad
dress for Ave days Loan Herald ONCE
a ~ 0nn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
Dt)O.UUU on real estate In this city Brooklyn APP
ply 70 JOHN y. CONREy, 90 Wall street. room No. 8
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MILLINERY

A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FALL.
"A and Winter Paris Millinery of the latest styles and
shapes Also Jockey and Riding Hats In great variety
ready at w. SIMMONS, 6S7 Broadway.
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80
81: :: S.:s.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE OCEAN STEAM
Ina isP Of niehssl Rom late
80 Gansvoort street. this day at o'clock
<>yFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
district OF the State Of New York, No IS
os c ey Of Sem T"
hereby that the annual list Of taxes assessed In ne
R hss been received from the assessor and
taxes licenses therein specified have become due and
a aeyaRe at his oaes No. IS CEDAR street
daily Sundays excepad, commencing on the 2th day OF
for The receipt Of SAID duties taxes &C. 0ce 70
O'Clock NJ to3P NJ The tases included In the lst are
gold Watches licenses and upon incomes for the 1854
An pesons who sasi neglect 70 Ray Se sum; due ~ them
tine herc speced viii become 10 the penalties pre-
serbed by tho law SHERIDAN SHOOK Collector.
Nsw YoRk, sept. IS. 1885,
CrgcrAL NoTIcE.-To THE MEMBERS or THE Mu
l2th 3o'cockP NJ. at the Gcmania Assembly Rooms
@ and 9 Bovery the election OF president and other OH
'''' WI 49, ''''' ''''s : D. sCHXAD, Secretary.
$4,000 os. Ss 1 Mayss Ts sSs
ss w N o go9d az s, % o
DRY GOODS.
At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A RETAIL.
For four years we have not offered SO large and cheap
OF goods IN this week.
Examine our stock Of Bonnet Ribbons silk Bonnet Vel
vets silks and Satins Flowers, Dress Trimmings Gloves,
up stairs OF novelties comprising Felt SILK Beaver
yers and Sr Straw Hats rurOanf ARD ~ at nearly
nth block from the Bowery
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NJ DOUGHTY AuCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
wi. at 1917 O'Clock, at salesroom 20 Nassau street
large assortment OF raror Chamber and Dining Room Fur
nturc vz:Parlor Suits, in mahogany walnut and
wood Carpets Bookcases Extension Dnng Tables Dining
Tables Dressing Bureaus Washstand Bsdseads flair Mat
Lounges Sofas &c The whole will be found worthy
OF attention. as every lot is to be peremptory sold
Ar L. PHILLIPS, AuCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
M auction day at IL o'clock at the New Bowery Tat
tersalls No 49, Horses, three kockaways -four hight
Wagons single md double Harness, Sleghs Saddles &C.
DosITIvE AND PEREMPToRY sALE-FoUR BROWN
L stone Houses with all the modern improvements
JAMES NJ MILLER viii SELL at the Merchants Exchange,
Ill Broadway, II O'clock Tuesday, October TO- -four
elegant stone Dwellings, two on Fiji eghh and two
on Ffty.nnth street, Central Park $500 remain
bond and mortgage. 81 Is tnt
DAwNBROKERS SALE-THIS DAY, BY JOHN NOR
L TIMER, ID East Broadway OF 500 lots Mems ana Wo-
mems choice Clothing Silk Merino and Calico Dresses
Skirts shawls Coaks, Remnants Spreads Quilts, blank
ing well worthy the attention Of dealers and others BY
order of j. Mezler, 5il Broome street.
DOBERT q. GREGG, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ABRo.
~ win SELL at No Bowery, on Tuesday, October 10
large assortment Of Carpets consisting of Brussels Tapestry
Brussels Three and Ingram Carpets The assortment
large and sale positive Sale win commence al o'clock
precisely.
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GREENHOUSE AND STOVE PLANTS At AUCTION
on thursday I2,h inst, at n A. NJ ut No John street
a choice collection from Mr. Louis Mcnaud, Albany, ~ Y
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UCrION NOTICE -CROCKERY GLASS AND CHI
n ma r. f. HUNT auconeer Tuesday, October 10,
i0ocock at 2l Pearl street by Joseph HUNT good as
sortnent, In lots suit dealers. Goods well packed.
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s,herifs Office,
EDGEFIELD DIsTAIcT, jan. seth, !

EDGEFIELD DIsTAICT, jan. seth, 1885.
T IN afoordsncc with the provisions Of 40 Aes
1s (paxseisby tho Leg islalure If this State at
It's recent annual SESSION. eriitlcd 'Aa Act 10
repeal oil Acts and parts o. Acs heretofore
passed by the Legislature OF this 6tato: :ou the
subject Of furnishing Slave Labor on the Coast.
&C." it is hereby ordered,
s 1st, That the sersral Commissioners Of Roads,
in EdgeGeld District do: hand in to :the, ,audsy-
signed, within fifteen days from tie date: Of this
order, complete lists of all owRera of rond hands
within the- respective jurisoictions Of tho ssie
CCmmissiunc crs,-said lists TO exhibit plliuly and
clearly the number of ruad hands in ITO posiss-
sion of each ownor@-leaYing ont Of sieh lisN,
however, MI fneh owners sas have bat enafosa
hand. e5;,=apss -.
) IT. AL Commissioners Of Roads aboYafefarrsd
to who do not comply With the above order. are
hereby notified that it wilt be the duty Dfthe un-,
der.igned te report them for said dis0bsdiepso 50
tho-Agcnt of the State, and that the said report
viii be made promptly and impartially.
WILLIAM SPIRES, sherih.
- Jan S
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state Record.Fof tte Names Of
Deceased Soldiers.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,

CoLuXbtk, Jaluaty 10, 1867.
TINDER appointment by the Legislature to
~ prepare this Record, Iearnsssll appeal 10
the families or friends of our deceased soldiers
10 send mo at once their names, Gc, whiio thsrs
is an opportunity to secure accurate jntornatioH.
Hospital registers and reports o., casaaltiss from
the. army are deficient in the otmatienyeqairse;
it aust be obtained nt home.
: Tho Record will dnto date back to tbIhsgip-
ming Of tho war, and include all who have been
killed in battle or died of wounds rsesived IN
battle, or-from disease or accident. II yoh have
heeu 90 fottunGtea as not to lose friend or RELATIVES
yet remember that 1t is noble TO rescue from oh
livion the name Of but one frsndieas youth who
had gone from your neighborhood, e, die in oar
cause.
GiYe--l. Yaae ~ JuL. 2. From gIat Dissrice.
3. Rank. 4. Company. S. Regiment and ARA 81
seruiee. 8. Died, year, nsonth, day. Caase 81
death, and remarks aa sohore he died, nss9 preYi-
ously wounded, &c.)
Circulars and blanks to be slled will bs sent to
such az desire them. No fso or expense is incur
red by any one for having the record made. Ths
State is endexvoring so fulfil sacred obligation
iu securing now, and recording for po1terity, the
names Of all her sons who have fallenip this war.
In 1862, the Convention unanimously resolved
that this should be done, Gas token Of respect
to their menorics and Legacy Of inestimabis
value 50 their friends" and the peaolut!on was
sent FORTH their order, 10 be read to on. reSi-
menls, battaionS and companies oTsryrheIs.
Many brave soldier may haYo died in folitudo
or rushed upon tAe fee, with the thought 10 bis
heart that his rams would be hon9rauly preserved
at home. - .
and send bill to mo.
az III
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(. l@- Twenty-three houses, six hundred bales
Of cotton, the CommisaAty, Quartormassers and
other ores wero burnt at Summit, Miss., January
Is. The fro accidental.
@S- partylof tories, dbout twenty in mum.
Der, made a.raidsen jasper; Ala. jan. 10. The
court housoyjail and several buildings were burned
The books of the government assessor and tax
collector were destroyed, but no money was lost.
Tho records and papers Of the county officers and
courts were also burned.
re-. A foroo of eight hundred men are on the
eve of leaving Annapolis for Savannah, to be
employed in repairing the railroads connecting
with that city.
g- Accordingto Northern reports orr forces
have blown up Fort caswell, of Wilmington.
Gs- Tho present indications ore that Thomas'
army viii not soon move from its present position
on the Tennessee river, as winter quarters are
being constructed.
@S By the statement Of their Goyersors
Michisanlias placed 1.-THE field upwards Of 80, 900
men, af which $4,000 have been faised since
January, 1863; Indiana has furnished over G5,-
900 men Massachusetts $4,000, making sur.
plus of 1900 over all calls; Maine onO-tenth Of
her population-61, 900 mon-ls,944 during the
past year.
t. Yankee accounts say Lincoln's admins
tratiOn intends pursuing more liberal policy
With the rebel States. Lincoln thinks the Con-
fcderacy hns reached point in its csresr when
toe true policy Of his government Is to temper
Justice with mercy. m
Gs- By joint resolution of both Houses Of
Congress, President Davis has appointed Friday,
tho 1O;hday of March next, as a day of public
fasting, humiliation md prayer"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-08
Dick Cheathann

wv Ono Hundred Doilarsehe season.
lie will be Mt Edgeield c. II. Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdsysan and Thursaays,-the remain
d.- of tic " osk at Harmon Galllnan's. He will
5r. III. tho season Isl Frhrda.y and end it 2oti
June iI4 viii renaia at Ii. GsiIinan's during
III. .n"nth.cf February, .lrer q Alirh time be will
te Alternately at EdseselL c:TH.- and H. Gall
man.
By special contract with my Agent, Jas. NJ.
Harrison. or myself, mares will Nc insured will,
foal for Two Hundred Dollars. The ,nuhey will
be considered due at TIC end Of the season.
THO. e. BACON.
Jans1 cot