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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-24
yygzg advertisements


CTRAYED from the premises Of they
18th of june bright bay mare MULE, AAnlk.3>
about 151 handshigh, in tim lfondition. The
above reward will be paid fif returned to. the
Or for any Information that Will
lead to her recovery. YIYU0D
GEORGE w. CHILDS,
mo ad piison7 miles on the York Road,
yl-.ss Philopols p o., Baltimore Co., Md
June 24.-3t.
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June oath the, sold tMiiison Meeting House
property in,the sixth district, 10y Thos.. Watts
July 9th, Farm of So acres on the, PhiladelpA
road, l55 miles from Baltimore, with good dwell
ing and out-buildings, RI. Cuttings, Trustee
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-24
The ;WilsongFund.

II
der the Registry law for several Of the count
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had been discovered. After losing It, it was gran,

had been discovered. After losing It,, it was gran
Piled three times, being on -one of tho occasions,
brought to within twelve hundred yards of the
waters surface; but the tremendous weight was
too much for the graphing rope, which each
time broke and dfepped the; cable. The last az
tempt to raise it was madc .on the llth of the
present month, when, not meeting With success,
buoy wss placed over the spot where it,.was
lost, and tue Great Eastern returned to England
Her cvnsorts, the Te. lie and the Galatea, sailed
onward to St. Johns Newoundla and tclo-
graphed to New York the nows. of this tcmp 'rary
failure of the great scheme. Although ussuc-
cessful in the attempt just ended, tho practical
and scientifcmon engaged in the expedition haye
arrived ut the conclusion that nothing has occur
red to create the least doubt of The ultimate sue
ccseful.lsying and working of the Atlantic 'Tele-
graph Gable on the contrary their cOnfdcncs.iu
the undertaking has bsen largely iac-easea by
tho valuable experience lately obtained. They
are further of the impression that with tho Great
Eastern steamship, and with stronger tackle and
improved pieking-up machinery, there is possi'
biliy of recovering the lost end Of the cable and
completing the iuc already two thirds laid.
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The Southern cuItiyator.


The September number of this very popular.
useful and instructive monthly, has found its way
to our editorial table, The Cultirator, now in its
twenty-third volume, has struggled against many
difficulties during the latc war; but woarc happy
to say that with mail communications re-estab-
ished, it is even ready to extend that usefulness
which, in,by-gone days. ranked it as among the
first of our agricultural, horticultural and scien7
tifc Journals: Tho con rnts of the number now
before US, ure exceedingly interesting, varied and
acceptable, and will furnish q pastime't to the
planter, the gardner, the family circle 'aad the
world of science, from which they cannot arise
except with greatly increased and plSnsurable in
formation. Tho publication Office of this paper
is at Athens, Ga. Tcrms-s2 per annuu-Sl for
six months-5u CENTS for three months-single
copies 20 cents.
We cordially welcome the ra.appoarance of the
Cal,ira,or apiong eur exchanges, and wish Its
proprieters all the success that the usefulness OF
their valuable paper go richly inerits.
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The. Grindstene Man.

Some years,agc, at time whom the print OF the
Aarert;scr was somewha. thin and shadowy, D.
R. D. bought grindstOno from our humorous
friend, W. C. who lives not three hundred miles
from Dorn's Mil; and The latter told the former
that he might well buy srindstono, for lis tyre
were decidedly in want of grinding. So W. G.
refnembcrs this; and as the Advertiser print has
been again, of late, rather ghastly, he sends us
word that the has another grindstcne. Right
good, W. c.; but keep your srindstone, and get
ready to forward instead, 'uo siirer dollars for
the elegant useful and beautifully printed 'ohole
shee, which we will sond you before loHs. As
you see, we don't want your grinastono; for you
must acknowledge that the Aarerti'or Of this
week could be read by dead man at forty PAGES.
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Lumher for r-Charleston.


Among our-subscriberu arc men who live on
tho headjwaters of Edisto, or in the neighbour
hood of thesamc, and who, in former days, used
to Faft lumber down TO Charleston. They viii
again find this 5 very lucrative 5usiness (dsspjte
the hiring of unreliable freedmen to cut and .sswD j
fcrlamber ,nus: necessarily be in oxtremedemand,
and bring very high prizes. Persons rafting
lumber to Charleston will find iumedists sale f,r.
i. a. Torres Mill on Cooper River. This old and
we'll known Steam snw Mill, corner Of Wsshiag-
ton and Chapel Streets; has been taken by two.of
the most respectable and saterpsistpg young
gentlemen in charlesmn, Msesrs GronarT TurfrR
and E. M, FREzR 10th yotihg men ofexcellsnt
business qualiGr vas-and. of the, most brilliant
record during 10 late war. They 7intend.earry-
ing on General Lumber Business, Saving
Timber" &c. We feel assured DUR friends will
find their patronage mOrtAily bestowedtin placing
businessiu in theirhands.. -. - -
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\ Fertress Monroe correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that tits easy,to per:
ceiqe that there ia gradual relaxation of
the rales prescribed by the Var Department
in regard To- jeff rson Davis. He is new' al.
LEVIED to talk on all Subjects With his guard.
He is very frank in regard TO his opinions
and acts. The writer says that at times be
appeals renorseial, but hs soon RECEIVERS bis
checrfulnass:a aJt T.'wsars The same rebel gray
suit aud white felt hat. He has bad no op,
portunits ofcultivating the. acquaintance Of
taisors: Duttke rebel gray is Of lthe first
quality Of Gnene>s, AID SO is The bat, Tho
coat has; d black velvet collar. lie always has
worn rfoyes when coming outdoors. Lattcrly
he has made hls appearance in white vest.
and,has done away with. bis goggles: His.
boots are: finely polished, and, with his clean
wristbands and spo,less linea bosom and col.
lar, there rs nothing in his appearance be-
iyine the genuine gentleman, ;Thereis noin-
ing new ai;out Mr.. Gtays.or John Mitchell.
MrsG Clay has nearly recovered his health,
and still hes his ostdoor waks every Gay. tie
recently wretea letter 30 the Secretary Of
War. asking speedy exsmination; buthis'
reGnGst, thaS far, set IT'S 10 haze Snet with no
favorable response Tie hardy constitution
of Mr.. Mitchell serves him excellentE vel.
Hfshealth continues nuimpaircd. Hc talks
more ihan he did, and throwsSnore courtesy
into, his tall. aud niarners. He, also, is get
tfng anxious about hearing.
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Man proposes but God Disposes.

A few wceEs back, VIC wrote that the great At
lantic Submarine Telegraph would very room De
nm accomplished fact. We thought from all We
read on The subject, that the late attempt must
necessarily provo. successful. but not SO. The
laying of the cable proved n failure in s5s, and
now, in 1865, it has again turned out unsucaess-
ful. Tho Great Eastern, the largest ship. in tho
world left Yalentia Bay, ,on the South West Coast
of ireland, about the 20th ot July last, having
on board the cable, the construction of which had
occupied for years past the labOrs of the most
scientific men in Europe: large corps Of these
same scientific men wcro on board to superintend
the laying of the cable. Tho monster steamship
r.achcd the distance of about one thousand
and sixty-two mics from Valentia without aeci-
deat or interruption, the cable being successfully
laid 81, ,ha way hutton the 2nd Of August. --lcl
within s;x hundred apd eighty miles of Henrt's
Content st. JauS's BAY, Newfoundland, the ter
minus on the American side, the immense cable
broke. snnk to the bottom of the sea, and could
ma, be recovered. Tho bronising occurred at
po;ut v h Gro tho ,gnter was between three and
feur Thousand yards deep; ncnnsequeDoe Of tho
cablo LaYins become injured by chafng 'on the
stern Of tho ship while hauling portion of it on
board to remoYo defect in tho insulation which
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will not murnur; but if, now that the war i,
over, it's usci Of private property should 10 un-
called for, then We say, in d'snams, and in the
name of common justice and Of suffering humani-
ty and right, let all suoh property be at once re-
,storrd We have noticed that private property is
being pretty generally restorei in New Orleans.
This is conciliatory, gives confidence and creates
grca. incentive to industry1and thrift Let our
governm ent pursue this policy then, throughout
the entire South where not detrimental to its in-
teresta, .6pd soon again, from every point Of our
Lad to the other, all will be going on Gas merry
as marriage bell" -.
| !, : AcLoSE OBSERVER.
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capdfdacy for the Convention.

Mr.. G. D. TiLLaAS requests US to say that be
had no agency whatever, either directly OF indi'
reotly, in bringing his name before tho people az
a Candidate for the Convention, but that if eloct-
ed he. will serve his country to tho best Ct his
ability, although he would gladly decline the
Office if he coud justify his conscience or his con-
duct in doiagso.
In regafd to fhe rumor that ho would not ac-
-espt the office if elected, he said, substantially
in conversation with US, " I novor asked the pco-
pie of Elgeaeld for Office but that they gave ii
me, ana now when they request tnc to take Office,
acknowledge their right to command and my
obligation to obey, at whatever sacrifice or risk
10 rnyself."
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GEN. WHEELER.-<The friends Of this gen.
tlemsn will be panied to learn that he was
assaulted in his room at q hotel in Nashville,
some days ago. A Nashville paper says:
Gen. Wheeler, who is in this city for the pur-
pose of giving evidence for the defence in the
trial of Champ Furgusou, was lyiug in bed in
his room, which was entered by Gel. Black
burn and Capt. Quinn of the 4th Tennessee
Mounted Infantry, who proceeded TO give the
ex-General terrible Gazing. His cries at
srseted parties to his assistance, and he. was
rescued from his infuriated castigators. The
cause assigned for this attack is said to be
that Gen. Wheeler had threatened to kill
COL Blackburn, and had called him opprobri-
ou' names. Wheeler was so badly beaten
that medical assistance was required. The
weapon used was heavy washing sticky
WITH which Wheeler's head vas terribly con-
fused.
Another accouat has it, tho. tie Two Off
GERS were shown to -Wheeler's room, when
Colonel B.inouired if he addressed General
Wheeler, who replied that he did. Colonel
3. then announced himself when Wheeler
extended his hand, but ct once received a
blow with cane, whicA was rapidly follow
edup, Wheeler rctreating out Of the room,
shouting murder, Captain Quinn following up
I'll road with pistol in each hand.-Atlanta
I.tsllegencer. =
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: Subject for Tears and Prayers.

Tho poueht! Sc distressing q drought has
Deycr been knewn in Edgefeld. This drought,
God bs ,..anksd does not seem to he by any
means generally but as confined to the ill-fated
village, and its vicinity for three or four miles
round. We have not had rain, worth calling C.
rain, since June Gardens are mere heaps OF
duat and, ashes. Potatoes have never been wett'd
since they were planted. Fruit is shrunk, shrir-
eled and sapless. Peas are insultingly few ana
small. Turnip seed have been SO fcarfally wasted
that none remain. What is to become of US?
When rain does como ,we.will oil be sfruck,with
hydrophobia, and take to flight in the most raging
manner. Bewaso of us, you people in the coun-
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Look Back and Forward Too,

We never look back but with. feeling: of pleas
urable emotion on the many kind attentions which
were extended to- ous,while in Augusta:a few days
ago. and particularly do we feel cherry when We
think of the very acceptable present then mnde
us by our kind friend, "A. ~sTnvESs, Esq. We
never think of this since, without involuntarily
swaeking our lips, and wishing friend S7svEss
ample success. He is doing business on Broad
Street. andis eularging his Stock sf good things
daily. lie vhiaks.-of furnishing. the AdOertt'er
(as every good merchant ought to do) with an
advertisement shortly. and then, .whew! we'll
:.
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For the Advertiser.


Mn. EpIroR: ask leave to avail myself of a
short space in your paper to decline tho nominal
ioa to the Convention, so -8attsringly' extended
TO me by tho Committee at their meeting on the
2lst inst. However gratifying such nomination
maybe to me personally, and however much ap-
prscatad individually, Fam forced, by circum-
stances over which / have no control, to forego
the konor.
Upon my return homo, after an absence of four
years, during the lato war, End a portion of my
family in M impaired condition of physical
health requiring my closest personal, rs we'll as
professional attention, which, together with other
personal considerations, not necessary to men,
ton, forces me to the aforesaid dsclination.
To declining the nomination of the honorable
Committee, however, I deem it due. to them to
say that will support tho nomination cheerfully
and cordially
7 have the honor, &C.,
- -, -. JOS. II. H.-JJlNNIEGS.--
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A.P. BUTLER, Sec'ry.
For the Advertiser

RIDGE, Aug. 9th, 1865.
Mr.. EDlron: Sir,-The old "Ridgo Settle
ment" is delighted to see that Col. F. W. PIcHEss
has been announced as a Candidate for the ap-
preaching State Convention. He is just the man
no ncod His thorough knowledge of constitr-
tisnal Law makes hin eminently qualified for tho
position, and ef the greatest Importance to our
country at this time. Ho win receive warm
support through hcreabeuts.. We trust for our
country's sake hewill be elected.
IAN OLD SOLDIER.
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New Feature at RidsewaT..

In our Issue Of to-day is aavortisc. for ths first
time new S:oro ut Ridgeway--,he Cross Roads
five miles to the East Of the Village. The gen-
tlemen concerned are CARSON WARREN, Esq, and
Can't. B. T. LoyELAcr-both too we'll aud favora-
bly, known to noed any introduction to the public
ct our hands. soe their card We hear most
favorable reports as to their choice selection Of
goods, and their low prices. AS soon as we get
a4,75 more, We intend to go out and spend FIVE
dol!urswith 'em, certain.
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MIR. DAVIS CK1LpAEN.-Tho New York
correspondent oftbe Richmond Fulletin,. in
announcing the arrival of Mrs. Davis moth
er in New York, says:
Mrs. Howell brought with her the chill,
drsn of President Davis, who Lave been de-
lighted with the sights of this city. One re-
port is that they are to be taken to Wash
ington, thence 10 Fortress Monroe to seet their
fathersf permission can be obtained; another
is that they are, to visit Mrs President 1y-
ler at her residence oa Staten Island, AID
there remain some time. ',.
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Concerning the Convention.

We call attention to the short COMMUNICATIONS
of Hon. M. L. BoSnAS and Dr.. ]. e. JENNINGS.
Thcso gentlemen decline being candidates, and and
BY thoir 80 doing we lose the services of men who
would counsel we'll and wisely. We dcplorc the
necessity which will keep them at homo just now,
but have no doubt their reasons are weighty ana
sufficient A new Candidate, and a.good man.
enters tie field this weck-Mr. JAS. A. TALBERT.
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We CONGRATULATE You, .

Our brethren of the Augusta Consiitutionaliss.
Your,papcr seems to be as full of Life andyisor
as young eagle. Positively, itseems to us that
yon .pubIish an extra-and an interesting and
nseful ono at tSat, every day. Wc don't mean 10
make long speech we only want 10 sly that it
does our heart good to see 50 many unmistakable
sisns Of she high and deserved appreciation in
which tie Conrti.u,ioau7i,t is universally held.
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t,a,e Papers.

We arc extremely obliged to Maj, cApEIlE,
Mai. ADpisos, &C. BRsss, ESQ, Mr.. A. RAN
s,y Mr. e. scHtkssa, Mr.. II. ". Carr, Capt
put E,cHapraerR apd Capt, ,. 7. LovHLAcF,
ror vor,ous late papers--Northefn sna Southern
A, vo are still totally without rnail pri fileges, NC
,,ently beg our friends to continue their thought;
fsl kindness in this resPect.
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Addition to the Garrison.

Since our last issue, another Company oil In
fantry, (Capt. HOLMES, co.,G,) belonging like
wise to the 55th New York Volunteers, has ar
riYcd. and been added to The garrison at tni'
place. The garrison DOW numbers SOME seventy
five or eighty men. Tc are very happy tooe
able 10 eorrobcrats this week, our last ToclSs ia
vora,le account oT tho new order of things e1
istins under tho present Commanders at this
Post.
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August 2sth, 1865.
For the Advertiser.

Ata meeting of respectable number of the
citizens of the District, held in the Odd Fellows
& Masonic Hall, ia Edsafsld Village, on the 2ls'
inst, to consider upon the propriety of sending
enc or moro Agezts to the South, and especially
to the Empire of Brazil, to explore the country
and report,upon tho inducements for emisratine
thither it was resolved, among other proceedings,
to meet again ut 10 A. M, on sala-day in Sep.
tember next.
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Efattcriug.

That honored lady, Mrs. aEo. srrerHEr, sends
us largo roll of delicious peach leathe. ana
mos. ,ttsting message concerning cur late spat
with the powers thht be. We thank her most
gaian.!y for the swoeneat, and most gratefully
for the comp ement-
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A xyaste of Time.

Frcmhsacesvrth twill be decided waste of
time and paper Cor parties to send orders for the
paper, or advertisements for publication, with
promise to pa5 for the sane hereafter. We will
notice none SUCH Our terms, like those of every
one Disc, are strictly cash.
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Good Things.-.Pretty Thinss.--Usefnl
Things.

Mess-s. CARmILE & Co., Messrs. LEeEseHuITz
& Co., and Messrs. ATKINSON SnEcu7, are daily
making important additions to their stocks of
goods and groceries. Their prices too are rcc-
sonablo, and all nre striving honestly and cner-
gatically please their rnerous customers :" e
ars pleased TO- see the rage feF setting Up stores
Competision is tic life or trade; sad the more
stores we have, the cheaper VIII sc DO abcto
bpy our goods
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PROVOST MARsHALL's OFFICE

EDoErlEID, Aug. %, 1865.
All persons having Government property in
their possession, such as Horses, Mnloa, saddlca,
Wagons, Muskets, Rides. &c,. will .deiiyer the
same to this Office without delay.
All persons are forbid selling ,spirituous- Lii
.quors of any kind: And the public srs cautioned
against giving liquor to the Soldiers.
R. R. aILLETT,
lst Lieut. 5sih N. Y. w
And Pro. Mar.
Aug % St. 81
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Fnr the Advertiser.

= SALuDA, Aug. 2sth, 1866.
Mr.. EDlroR: believing lean be of but little
service to tho Convention, if elected, and my
qualification for scat, by the tinS of its meet.
ing, being deubtful,I respectfully decline the
nomlnatien. -
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DentistrY..

Is wiz be seen hy roferenceto another colnmu,
,hat popular gentleman and skillfnl dentist DR..
j. L. MusE, cHrrs bis professional services to the
neople Of our community. The var bring over.
be nesin settles down among us; his many friends
will no Doubt hear him in mind.
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The Election.

let every one bear in nird that GU Monday
next ,he election for Delegates 70 the Contention
.will come cT. Go 10 the polls everybody and
cast ycur vote.
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-. =
, .NcWberry Items.
Nrom the Nrwbsrry Herald, Of the. 23d

Nrom the Nrwbsrry Herald, OF the. 25d,
we gather-as follows: s7 -,
REL1EvEp.-Co.'s E, I aud L, of the 56th,
com mandet respectively by Lieut.. TonpkIps,
and Captains CtGssman and Latchford, re:
turned last week 10 Newberry from Anderson
and Graenvilo, yaich l;,tler places We learn,
are upw gdrrisoned BY. .colored troops. Cos, l
and E, have gone 1s8Partanburg and Union.
Co. L remains here: - - -
Robberies seem to. be rife. Maj, Peter
Hairs house was enteredon ~ ednesday: pigat
last, by-a party otpen in, disguise, ,-the, Major
blindfolded aid gagged. aud all the specie,
Silver ware and jEwelry taken off. The rogues
took their time atit, remaining long enough
to make athorough search. -. So.
"A lot of bacon, sent here for: sale by Ia.
d., ,-wa9 taken possession OF on Friday. night,
by:persens supposed to be colored. Some OF
tho bacon was afterwards found.
The SrnEETIs.-Undcr the new regime our
streets are beginning to'havea clcanly appear
ance. The bridging in front of our Office, so
long nuisance AID danger, has been re.
paired, and expressions Of satisfaction. are
general. Col. Tyler and Adjutant Loomis
2 are indefahgable in restoring erder, and the
work Of cleansing and repairing goes braTeIy
on, and there is enough of it to do.~ Some of
the back streets are in adeplorable condition,
bridges fral and 'dreadfnlly rickety, and un-
less seen to soou may cause the brtakiDg of
bones, TGlep ride or walk through tho
back streets, gcntlemerf!'
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Edsefeld Baptist Association,
The ffty-cighth annual Session Of this Body
viii be convened with the Gilgal Church, (sOme
ton miles Northwest of this place. on Wednes-
day, TIC 9th September.
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: SCHOOL,

=. 4.
AT EDGEFIELD. c. H, s. C.
vHNHE undersigned proposes to commence pri-
IL vate SCHOOL for Boys and Young Men.
An experience of four years in preparing pupils
for College, and Of two year. as Tutor in College
justifies the pledge of efficiency in tho duties of
instructor.
The irst Stssion will begin on the 1lth Of Sep
tombcr.
Terms per Session of Twenty weeks, $780,
payable ose-half in advance, or the whole smount
at the middle of the Session
Gg>For further information address
L. r. GWALTNEY,
:. Edgefeld, s. c..
Aug so At "s5
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Wehave been requested by the Friends Of Rev
A. W. ASPILL to nominate him a,Cahdidate
for the State convontion;to assemble in Columbia
on the 18th September next.
Aug % te ar.
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DIR. ]. r. JEys1sos, of the sth Regiment.
having. declined being a Candidate for the Com
ventien, his friends. and the many friends Of Mr.
JAMES A. TALHERTj of the same RcgimSnti
respectfully nomiuato him as a proper person to
represent Edgefsld District in the approaching
State Convention. -
Aug 80 IT, - 95
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-saS-Ts A farmer near steubeupille, Chic,
has applied to the Frcedmen's 5. Bureau at
Washington, for one hundred colored labogers.