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Readg'rs Northern District Denayt
nent Of the South.

COLUMBIA. :. e., .lUaE q, 1865
GENEHA II Orders NO. =.
s'sarsr a,S' lines i'm" 's !" {" s ss D'rs sra M
placed under the control of the military
Authority.
Any telegraph operator failing TO give
precedence to military over civil de-
ting the same. will t'e considered guilty of
military m'sdent',nor. and punished by
sentence nf military court. or at tn"
discretion of tA: nearest military com
manIer. By command Of
Brcve' Maj Gen. J. P. HATCH
CSignee.) LEONARD Is. PERRY.
June rs l., Asst Adjutan: General
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70 THE AERCHAVTS or COLUMBIA
RARE INDUCEMENTS,

TENHE DAILY NEWS. published ut
n Winnsbolo. S. G., offers GREAT IN
Du CEMENTS to the merchants o { Coium
bia rs AN advertising medium between
them aud the merchants of Wnnsboro.
The merchants OF Winn.ho:o arc in n
great meaen1e. dependent uron the ner.
chants Of Columbia for their ruppIics. and
as to- their ul%eva knowing what supplies
the merchants Of Columbia have on hand,
tie NEWS otfcrs the in.iucon,snL uf a me
diam between them.
An advertisements left at the rhoenx
Ofiice for publication in the NEWS. will,
as soon az practicable, appear in Winns-
boro, when the merchants of Wlnnsboro
can always see what attractions the in,:-
chants of Columbia Offer them for purc':as
ing their commodities.
Advertisements VIII be inserted at for
= square OF eight lines Or . s) fifty cents
tor the frat, and thi,tytive cents for each
Subsequent publication, invariably in ad-
vance.
II coz in;ln 'catiora left a: the Ehnnix
Oa;sc Will be promptly attended 10. Ad-
vertiser7 ents can also he forwarded per
Express, nni III each case most be accom-
panied with the money. Advertisements
viii be inserted to the valro of th money
sent. Address j. T.. BRITTON,
Editor and rror'r ''The Daily News"
June % IS Winnsboro, S. c.
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Aeada rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUNTIA =. {;


June %, 1865.
Gk,N ERAL OGDEHS NO Z.
I n accordarce with instructlonu tlou,
4 Brigade Headquarters, the gentlemen
formerly composing the Board Of Mayor
urd Coun of this city. ere hereby ap.
pointed Relief COMMITTEES" for the
purpose Of continuing the performance of
their'dnties in relieving the poor and sup
plying the city with fresh water and other
necessa lies. Their actions will be under
the superinteudeuce Of the military Com
mandant of the Post. Such taxes us have
been assessed hy Lheu are hereby ordered
tn he puti to tho Post Connandant. TO he
disposed Of. not f"r the payment of pre-
vious debts but for the Immediate relief
OF the needy, through the agency Of thls
"Cun,nittrc. By order OF
LIEUT. Con. Il. hAIG;:TON,
25th q. v. Y. L., Co!nd'g Post.
Jon: W ALTON, I,ieut. and Post Adj't.
June 20 q
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Headq'rs 1st Provisional Brigade,
COLUMBIA, :. g., JuLc c2, 1855.
G ENER.a / ORUER NO. =.

CULU MBlA. :. g., IuLc c2, 1853.
GENER-AL ORDER NO. =.
ALL persons having in their Jlosses.
Ea sion any property formerly belonging .
20 the Confederate or State Government
or any persons kn owing the location Of
any such property, viii forthwith report
the same, with an exact statement an,i
inventory, TO the co.ngila"jin. officer here.
falling to do which, they will incur the
extreme penalty Of tho law
H. No tax of any description is to be
collected by or paid t" any officer not an
nounced 81 The Unitcd States authorities.
Persons having paid such taxes since the
"ccupatioi Of this place by Government.
will report the anmc t. the con;mandin"
officer
III. All Persons desiring to open trace.
or already having doac so. IN tl; CITY
will report To tho net. Asst Provost Mar.
shall, and receive their licenses from the
Provost Marshal hero No intoxcatiu,,
beverage of any Kind will be sold to any
enlisted mon.
~. y LAX OF one () per cent. will BE-
paid to the i'rovos. N arshai on all sales oi
liquor. 10 h" accounted for bv him TO the
Asst Provost M"rshal OF tue Erlga6. for
disposal 10y Post Council cf Adminis,ra-
tion
V. Any rsrson refusing 20 rsceiv :
United Sintes money 81 rar ,Ajra VII b.
ct once arrested and tried :or ,,s,ova,tv.
!}y order OF 4. s HAETWEI.I.
'>Tevei :;..Ca1ic7 Je"e.a,.
GEO. :. MonAy, is; Iitvt. ani A.
.'unc -6 :
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or affection, reward, or. the hope of
reward
Aud now, with charity for all, with
malice towards pone,' I enter upon
the discharge Of the duties assigned
me by the President, earnestly and
solemuly invoking the good people Of
the Safe r. Aid sne in the work of
reconstructing the Government, and iu
restoring the State to the projections,
bcnefis. and blessings Of the Union.
Done 1T our City OF Raleigh, the l2lh
day of June, in the year Of our
Lord ore thousand eight hundred
and siAty-dve, ana in the seth year
Of American independence.
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN,
Provisional Governor.
BY the Governor: Jos. W. HOLDEN,
Private Secretary.
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q NvE III EESTX.
THE TERMS OF PARpON
Proclamation by the President Of the
I[nited States of a M nrica

Prclc c!atEaiion by the President OF the
United Gtates Of Areric
Whereas the President Of The United
States, on the Sth day Of December. A. D
1863, and on The 2sth day of March. A. u.
1864 with the object 10 suppress the ex-
isthg rebellion. {" in1uc. al! persons to
return to her LOYALTY and 20 restore the
authority Of the Ualted States. ;,sue pro
carnations offering amnesty and pardon to
certain persons who had, directly or iy
in'rEcation, partlcl lPated in tue sa id rebel
lion: and whereas many persons. who had
81 engaged in said rebellion. have, since
'he iss..a:ce Of said proclamation, failed
OK ncgiertc: TO take the bea of: IS offered
thereby. ard whereas many rersons. who
have been justly deprived OF nj! clai>, 10
amnesty end pardon the:t u" ley hy reason \
q. tae'r partici patton. directly or by ilb.
p!"aticn, IN SAID rchel.cn ard cnatIrued
h<eAaitv :" the Govc~.r,onS o, t'is Vaitrd
States s:atc ;,.e date u sali -oc'!....' On.
~ &5s'r' % AIRY 4: a.. >';a;: a.#-ss
IL aro vat,I,,.
Z tne end, 'Aes,;c:s. .r' &c .uthrrt,
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General Commission agency.

ID b. GLASS respectfully adver,ises
i the public nat he is prepared to do
"a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
aHd invites consignments OF all kinds of
NJ erchandlzc Manufactures, Produce. sc
lle will ntten d 10 the purchase or sale of
Real Estate. Stocks, &c Office and sales
room or Plain street, between Bull aud
Pckers. juue 20 t6'
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1t is eaid that Frrd's Theatre--:le scene
Of President ;.incoln's assassiuatior--has
tcen purchased by society Of Congrcsa :
t'"nalists, and will speedily be converted
into house OF Worship.
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Err. HENRY TIMRND

WILL crcn. on WEDNESDAY, the sth
w July, at his residence in Eirhland
street. (hetwecn Bull and Naron,) y
DAY SCHOOL FOR EOI,, IN which the
Ancient Languagce. French ard the usual
English branches will be taught.
June IS
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TIN-WAEE.

r ME undersigned offers for sale full
4 assortment of TlN~W ARE, consisting
iN part Of l5ucketa, Pans, Wssh Basins,
tunnels. Diprera, Coffee Pots. C.pa Tem-
b!ers. Tea Pots. Candle Mouiia, 81 casure:'.
&c. Store on cGrrer Of Henderson and
Taylor streets G.. TROY
lure % ws9.
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For Sale,

a N s-HORSE POWER %rr.A1i IL;
IN. CINE
CARRIAGE. in good repsir
WEAVING LOOM and REEF. Ap.
ply al this office. June "a IN wsj
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Wv q RsTEEsSX@,

IMMEDIATELY, u GOOD WHEEL
Il WRIGHT. Such one can find steady
employment and good wages by applying
al Lhis office. lure -! ~
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Raid 81 Asheville N. G.

On Saturday morning last there were vari.
/ GUS rumors tf5at in onr streets in regard to
1 a raid on AsheaIle Fears were entertained
1 by some thatsthe raiding party would pene-
Itr-te as far as igeenville,. ana various pre-
paratiolis were made. The, e,smoir Of the hat
tlehaving disapPtared. We have gathered the
following jnforiIs,io as the ;tietrus version
i.pftLe affair: Ofghnrsday lssta brira.e OF
THE enemy -undc;5 Col. KbbY, advanced upon
,.5sthe4town:u AsheSille,and:s tew-ol them dash
led into the streets oi- lie town, Colonel Pal
mer who:isi lcolmnand at that point, inlme.
I:.diatetys assembled bis command, and after
few discharges Of artillery, sucteeded in .lriy-
ing rhenl;back as far as Warm Springs. Here
rests The lnatterifor tie. present; aud though
VIC have atlland iowa much stronger pro-
tection than ihen, We would urge up,,n all
in authority urcelsing vigilance and uiligent
5prepalatiaa. I.et, every nan who i.aS lie
shear::to defend lis Lotnc, keephimself insucts
a state Of resdiness, thut when the hour comes.
to demand his services infranks: lie will nave
with alacri,y and determination III, tie fignt
direction. Weihaye .atulldal.t means oil pre-
ttscLion--letusl maxi the be tusc otthe'n III. n
necessary.-pa!riot& Muuutain-eT, l3th.
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IS Sue Monday,

=
Since the Yankees murdered the gallant
and noble Capt Juo Y Beall, and our authors
ties have patiently acquiescea, they have
proceeded to condemn Capt Kennedy to un-
dergo the SANG anurder-ahsoiute, BRUTAL
murder in New FORK, and have pcrpstrsicd
in Lonisville'a like atrocity onsa Coniede.
rate soldier named Marcus. J. Clarke, chars-
ed with being gtcrilia. Attstho ga!loys; he
saiA:. ,..-:
- iom a coefj1ercts Solder, ard Il,ye
eeryeA in sts Confederate ar,py four years. |
fought uuder Gen. Bnekner at Fort nobelson,
and belonged 10 Gen Mcrgap's cornmard
when he.cn,crc5 lScu:nckT. ] have assisted
and ta. eff m any PRISONERS, and have always
treated tfdhn kindly. = / wps wounded nj Gym
t.iians and cut of from my commend. have
bern,iu Kentucky crer'sihee. l ceald rlaye
that am a regular Con.c9eratc soldier,
mud hope in aid de ior the i'J;.ftdera!e
cnt.se.3
Poor leiiew, 3 HeyliuIe thone!it l.osE et.ita1
ly, i, the ears,et tbcsesl gsbou the .sd,Iy q!
r.t..liatien i,sioi IS, eooid f.li tie wcrfs.:
am Il fc:Gi::r Confederate setaier,s = kope
IN nd tie f.r the 0.fitederatc c,as;.s lIo
is ,i3criBcd IN 4 3eiiisv;iie ,sper 81 tpliow5,
-. z GU .le.tsnss. el4ali se.s nn,si,ls (: fst
high. SsalSh essf! .rsl,.skahly pr! bulls. ::i'i
wc u. * -r~nls wsish ssoai .l!;l' !puM- I.
lis s.ala.a,ssssJs M,5S Stsus lspg G9.t; iau,
w,5>', hsss lsy.i :.ei. 4I.tl eali!t,ll-
iys ssSsnsGilr. sa.d ssig safft. vas ii cry
Ia alise Ea:I. His WIeie GsmeaIor was
e. and polite, and he bore the air of aman
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From m Selma.

Flsr,,nl4a lady who has jest arrived here
from Selma, having managed to escape
tbrouclt tho lines, we get the following item:
of interest.
The following citizens were3kiiled il, tht
I trenches: Mr.. Small, the Presbyterian Minis
ter, MI. Williams editor OF the Reporter:
Mr.. FL ii::pot.
Captain r. j. Harrison was wounded, and
E;a;great many citizens were captured WITH
arme. -
The following bn:ldingswere destroyed by
the fre: Half5of Goldsby;s block, from Cur
nningham.s drug store to Stephens book store:
also the residrlce, store and all.,he buildings
connected with them, belonging to 4. j.
Weaver, eincludingIthe EpiscopalsC sCbareh.
We have received "a letter from a Confed-
crate officer, dated Montgomery, 18th, giving
us some particulars of the capture of Selma
and the conduct of the enemy there. whick
we doubt not arc entirely reliable.
When the enemy, estimated atabont 1000
strong, occupied the. town, at about 6.p. m.
on Sunday, the q inst: a grand rush was
made for the whiskey shops, and thence to
the stores. large number became beastly
Intoxicated tbensplunde was dole by the
Ewholesale. The Nayal4W Works, which was
very extensive, were totally destroyed: and
all the foundry buildings, also the Arsenal,
which wssthe second in the sConfode deracy.
They got what ammunition they wanted of
the LOT that was.. there, and selected such
tools as they wanted. &
The Gee House was honored so much as to
be made the headquarters Of, these cut-throats.
There have not been any private residences
burned as yet, bueall goods have been over
hauled; ard selected from, and "cenGscated"
as they termsit. There were'no5 boats there;
all were sent above and below. and as yet
are safe, except the Southern Republic, which
was destroyed by another party of raiders
near Claiborne. - !,
The offices Of the Reporter, Rebel and
Mississippian were captured ;.the Dispatch
made good its escape. Z.
The Yankees were gladly received by
good many Jews, and others of no standing.
Columbus Enquirer.
Rev. ARTHUR SMALL.-Among the martys
at Selma, we are deeply grieyed to hear that
this cmincnt,divine and chivalrons gentleman.
is numbered. Ee was an ornament to bis
profession and society. There was nc.
sectarian or cant-loving about him. The
qualities of his mind and heart were lofty,
pure and profound. Logic and sublimity
we're welded; in his discourse; gentleness
and courage breathed through his earnest
DAYS. We may well believe that the sod
rests lightly upon this man Of God, who felt
il life and proved in death that the, true
Christian is ever the true patriot, and for
one to exist without the other is contra.
dictiou cf terms.
We Go.net believe that the blood of Arthur
Small will sink into the grapnd vairly !; but
rather rise Ike Absl's, in testimony to- the
vindicstor OF .TNstice.-Constitutio
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SaO0 Reward,

,&sToLEN from the Subscribers residence, two
e miles Fnst Of C.. R. Mays on tho Plank Road,
on tho 4th inst, medium sized; BAY MARE,
yc.y no front full main and tail, Nat rump. tEav'
els somewhat crippled in her bind parts from q
recentinjury received there aaa a;so q discharge
Of matter from the inside Of her left thigh occa.
sionoi by sail injury. She was also badly Scared
by saddle marks. .6ko
The Subscriber will give reward of a?oN for
The delivery of the mdre st mis- house, or s. 100 tor
any information that will enable him u recover
her. s.'e D." y" ma J :,
g. ArE 12 i.
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Dick Cheathana

WJ1LL stand the Spring s-4soU Of 1866 q,
Wv One Hundred DOLLARS the season.
Hc will ne ut Edgcd-ld c. II. Mondays, 11ce-
days, Wednesdays snd TbursdsJs,-the remain
.'eT Of ....c week ut Hahn IN GaliEsn's. He will
Legin the sersou lst February s6a end it Goth
.Juhe. HS will remoin at II. tinllm .r's during
Tho month "f. February. sfer which t;lns he will
be alternately At EdgeGrId Z. H.. and il. GALL
mau's.
By special contract with nv Agent, JOS. .M.
Earriacn. or myself. mares will hu iusnrsd vi b
foul for Two liunred pyllars. The money will
te considered ine 1T tl,e'and of the s.nsen.
Trn. q. BACON.
L.. oi ~. q
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EDGEFIELD, S. G., April 9th, 1865.
.V THE following named Members of tho Sup
a. porting Force of this District. na,nris'
AJHurhes, Alonzo Harris,
John RHinsfo7J, William Wheeler,
Timan padgstt, Biuford Zimmerman,
Henry Ripley James Oai1ison,
Wm McMarus, VIM d Newsom,
McKcndrie Mitchell,
Arc hereby ordered to report in person Mt this
once on Thursday, tho.2O;h Of this month, g. y
T.. j. MOSES, 4r,
Lieut. & E. o.
Anr1o " lG
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DIR. ALBERT G.. AiAcEEv, G. G. n. PEIEsT
THE PArRlorAND FREgMAsos.-When in
February, 1861, we had the pleasure Of spend
ine the last nightthat Dr.. Mackey ever spent
in New York, in company with him and the
Rev. w. D. Haley, G. Prelate OF the Grand
Encsmpplent of the U. S., though the hour Of
the morning on whicb'we bade him farewell
was nearly breaking into day, our respected
friend ON taking our hand, expressed his Tears
that it.would be years before we would meet
again On inauiring his reasons iar ;shch az. an
assertion, he stated his belief, that we Wers
rapidly sfEroa ching atgreatess OF all curses,
civil war, such civil war as the world never
saw. Ia however. took ouf ha1 dds, and shak-
ing it qpfiim drove the blood from our hn-
gers, said 'Mg dear Brotlier.thongh aLotn
South t!ayolinian. a native of Charleston, and
I'll my HE res:d Mt of the Sopth, stall
ever revere tic old flag, ana luiil 1eath, will
! be true tothe Government founded by Wash
ineton and the other f,tllers of onr common
county, After pause he added-takirg q
i.red. wi,ite ind Blue roset,e from lhie pocket
| book, and pinning il On his qneelshirt, where
! he promised 10 ever We:rit it." Whatever yol.
may llcar TO be contrary, never believe ,ne
nniruc to The ceuGttyut Slich 1e sase both
/ eii;2.ns.'' .We=hnye po:cr s:nca, rfports TO
lstlG ccuntry- twNkatanding, doubted him
.a$ i. eagd6tl his loyal.y, as our co!ituifs ssil
I, ,,pftsyc, :.
ais prsdirl;os ffthse new hscetpc ms a,,s
Eof lislorys loIse has heen ees 4i:a ely liis
!: ya-s1;:s fro, I;ihetiballr damaged sshis n:t.
3 iiyc e;iy seencet! ai en 4ilnost hew'iil rrsil-
f,e,,isss; asa getaho 1itst phpss NC heir :.-er
3 i,i. esetiiifc by tte N3;IiorAl trospsI i ihiii
I Dr. i.Iae ekry proved IS true 70 his,a IL
!. a!ite to Tic Gpx,eri.;geEtg der which 3c was
/ bon .asa ae eyer has bcen 30 tbs ele; @
| Fec masonry, oi2which he has been SO bril-
liant an exponent
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Enrolling Office,
EDGEFIELD, S.. o.r April, ,sthc Is

n. THE men mined below are hereby notified
H. thai they lnyc been officially reported to this
Office .s absent without leave from their COM
,nands.
IL. To such of them rs report in person nj this
Office on.ur hefore the 26th ,f this month. nssu-
rance Is hereby given that such papers viii ho
ms VIII ensure them. tbs lenrfit
OF the anne ~ la'cly proclaimed iram "Hesc-
Qua rters, A mics Go,:.deru tes States"
III All-thoso who da not r'port uithin-the
time specified in Ear. III Of this ur'!er, will he
promptly arrested and sent, under. Guard, to tcir
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CHApLA1Ns-A correspondent writing from
Geu. Lees army to the Montgomery Adyer-
While doing away with the officers, why
don't Congress forever dispose of their " Rev
crence,,' the chaplain ? RoaoFing our re-
iigion, Respecting its holy ordinances, and its
true aud faithful ministers, trust no one
will accause me of impiety for pronouneing
chspl4ins. o useless iDcumbranee-idle drncs,
who do moi earn their rations much less their
pay. tits seldom you see one, not once in
6 months ever hear one. They neither preach,
pray nor work. have not seen chaplain
in The Geld Since last August Where era
they gomez FFutloughed, detached, absent
With leave and without, in fine everywhere
except where the soldiers reqdircs his aid and
his prayers. There may be, and doubtless arc
lnany honorable exceptions, tatI only speak
of what mas come EGder ~ own observation,
sad hope those to whom it does not apply
will not feel offended. No one has higher
respect for the conscientious and laboring
minister than myself. ss
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". If any Of the above named men are unable
to return 10 their commands on account Of physi-
cal disability, they hereby ordered to sena to
this Office, Immediately on receipt of this ORDER
tho certificate of their physician to that effect,
properly sworn to before Magistrate. No other
cerhGcnte will be regarded
F. j. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut.. & Z. 0.
Apr IL 2t l6
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Ias SaraF< viii como prepared tn give the
nutnbur ui farm hands between The ages nj IL
and GJ years Of age. tor the present year.
Free. Persons o.: Color iDnsL make rh"ir RETURN.
in April, or they will he susieel TO double AK
BENZ. k4pHS = q Il Il.
n. B.--I will !,tyGa;,sr nstom,t the severa Bat
TALON mu$:or gpoapi far he Recommendation {"
those who cannet meet Inc Oh III Grst r;und
Mar 90 6. /"
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Assessors Notice.

r WILL attocd with Mr.. Assessor Carter, at The
4 time and places indicated by him, TO receive
the Quarterly Returns of uil Registered Tux Pny:
e.s. Also, the Returns of those who hays failed
10 make rcturrse.ttAc I'D yalotem yax, COM
.,oonly known as tho per cent. .ia4 Come early,
and prepared. With u list OF all your property,
both agricultaral and agricultural, regularly
made our, R. C. GRIFFIN, Assessor,
!. Tax in Value, 18th Col. Dist.
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.Jsn 81
State Of South Caroline.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ OKDJh'dRv.

II ORDIHAky.
DY y. 7. DTRJSCK, Gss.. 0r'iusry Of Edge
Nd field ni.tyict.
Nheryas: z IS. Carwilc, c. Z ED, h:s ap-
piled 20 sor Letters Of Adnlinis,rntion, on all
aud singular tho good, null chpl,els, rigat. as1
credits Of Y. Y. Batter, late ii the District
aforesaid, dec'i.
Tnrsc ara, ihsSssS'e, 60 .oitc "nd alm"nish sll
aid siaSNiaN inc kindred and creditors Of tse
sail daaesscd, +, I've and srpear besura no, st our
next Ordinary Cuur; fer ,ile aaid pt.rrr', t" Is
holden at E:igeIield G.. Hu oil tae s2a day Of
April next. to SHOW cerse ii any, why tbs said
ADMINISTRATION should Ba, hr granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this lith day
Of AI#7, in .;ko year of '"ur L"r'i one thousand
eight anndrc. and SiSty.G FIVE, AMI IN the eighty
ninth yu,r OF The Independence -: South Caro-
lima. W. +. DliHISi'E. :J.E.D.
Tarl4 8, L.
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!. Stanzas Snseested bY the Season.

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Stances Suggested by the season.
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Again ne greet thy beautecus'faee,
Thou loyeliest month of all the year;
All nature joins in jubilee,
And earth and skies more bright appear.
In woodland bower and grassy glade,
Fresh. stiewn with fowrets pure and sweet,
Down by the brcok-si,e in the mead,
A thousand cherished pleasures meet :
!, loved them Rhen:a little Child
I seldom left my mothers knee
Hove then;nov though cares have left
Their impress on my memsry.
And when the l:rk her mains sing
Until tho prime of glorious noon,
When feecy clouds are bathirg in
TIE radiance of the setting sun
There is q charm On every thing,
The tiniest blade, the lovelicst tree;
Tho lovely flowers, the fragrant air,
The ceaseleis shumm;ng Of the bSe..
! The choir of silyer-throeted birds,
In rine-wreathed bower er possy aeil;
The murmuri1g streams of dewey skies,
All own thy weifd, thy magic spell.
Wcswoald not prize this witching month
Ifpure and light.wers all year;
But Winter swa.ys his sceptre long
( That spring-til,e be more soft and fair.
Oh may the clouds which lower now,
To dim the beauty of our land,
Dispel their dark pernicious power,
And every Southern heart expand.
Our glorious irth-right--freeddm-bring
Prosperity to rs once more;
8 The newborn nations prcwess ring.
From cragsy height to distant shore.
England may boast her proud domain,
On which tho sun ne'er fails to shine;
And Italy her classic shores,
And Franco in splendid case reclinc.
But,thou, our struggling country, mako
@God and our rights,"-thy battle-cry;-
. They may look on and still,ignore,
Yet proud will be thy destiny.
April 7th, 1865.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Assessors Notice.

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