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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-08
Brig. 0onoral, C. S. A.
For the Advertiser.

Ths following douations havO been received at
tine Soldiers Home during tho woes ending Feb.
9th: saE.sA..,-..-...-,zs...-...e..
Miss Anna Burns, pr socks.
Mrs Minis, basket potatoes.
Mrs Hollipgsworth, sbu,h potatoes 9 hogs
hexds, pumpkins, bush peas.
Mrs Vim Adams, 9 chickens.
Dir, Jas Rainsford, jug milk.
Mrs L Butler, $500.
We would earnestly appeal to tho friends Of
Soldiers fora supply Of wood. Wswould willingly
pay for it if necessary, for our Soldiers must be
made comfortable.
MEs. LEWIS JONES, Press. &. A.
Mns. ELpsRr BLAsn, sse'ry L Treas'r.
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RECONSIDERATION of Regiments.

Congress is beginning to giyo- much attention
to the edeautc support and proper ;;anizatisn
of Army. A very importap ''ihns passed the
Senate (anl will in all probl-nty become law
for the consolidation Of ltcilnatca or depleted
Companies Dattalions aad Regiments. Ad to
the appointment of officers to command tho new
consolidated organizations, that appointment is
by this bill virtually vested in the Generals COM
mapding the several departments. Ho is to
..dasiznst to and place ON duty these officers,
retained cut If the: whole number of officers in
The organizations to be consolidated; subject
formally 30 the approvGl Of the President, with
advice of tho Senate. That is to say, in this De-.
partmsnt, Con. HARDEE, after, Of course, consult
ing with the commanders under him, and taking
their recommendations, based On their knowledge
and observation of former services, will at once
naaie those who are to 10 retained in command
and assign them to that duty at once. This i,
tho simplest and quickest nay, which are highly
desirable points to bo gained in the present state
Of affairs. The officers who are dropped may
feel their position bard yet nonocan know better
than they how necessary torthe efficiency of an
.armyitis is that regiment should be really q
regiment. and company accompany.
It is probable too that the number Of officers
will net, after all, be very large; because there
are but few onpanes which have not thirty-two
men ho lninim1m3 upon their rolls, though not
al present for duty. In many instances .abseu-
tees may be brought to their post, III time TO save
the sacrifice OF their company, and the loss Of
commission by their officers. It mast be allowed
however that line officers sro often to blame for
the absence and Struggling of their men; and
thH unpleasant consequence will be, in many
cases, justponalty. The necessity of keeping
up the company to thirty-two, at least, present
for duty, will also be q wholesome stimulus to the
exercise of strict discipline by captains and lieu-
tcnar,
This bill alao says: Hereafter all vacancies in
the onice Of second lieutenant shall be FLIED by
selection, in the manner pointed out by the third
ssction,"-that is by the commanding General
naming the lieutenant, and placing him at eDce
upon duty, subject to the same, formal approval
by President and Senate. Thus, cleticn of Off
GERS in the army, if this bill become low, will bo
altogether abolished a system which is incom
patible with strict Siscipline; swhich docs not
exist in the Yankeearmy, nor in any other army
in the world; and which would long since lave
broken up tho Confederate army, but for the
superior morale and intelligence tof our populn-
,ion. a mans company ought ,n6t to be his con-
stituOncy; nor can a man be czpcSted to enforce
strict discipline. and obedience ssspon those.who
have leps ted and comm diss;onea
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Northern News. .

RICHMOND, FEB. ..
The New York Heruld Of the 3lss occupies 9
page with the proceedings and speeches VI the
BOurd of superviaOrs relative to tho approaching
draft in that city, tho qnots having been increas-
ed from ten to twsnty-one thousand.
Several Supervisors in!imatsd that another Tio'
was inevitable, il the draft was enforced.
The World says, we council h0-peopis OF TINS
city to restrain their indignant feelings although
se are rell aware that there is intense excite
mont.
The dr.f. take, place on the 18th inst.
another COMMITTEES Was sent to Washington to
urge n reduction in the quota.
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Tax Notice.

NEIE propose to he at Edge6eld c. H., Mon
w day. 2Oth Fehruary,-at Grsniteville on
Tuesday, 2lst and at Hamburg, on Thursday,
the 23d February, to roceive tho returns and
taxes On sales and receipts for the quarter ending
3oth Dec. 1864. As Mt present instructed these
iaros viii .be received in new currency only.
There aro still unpaid on the od val'rem .nx
hooks some small amounts wh:Th mnssssa pail
forthwith. There are also some who have not
yss made their returns. This must be attended
-. II. 7. WRIGHT, collsctor,
-, T. DEAN, Assessor
l2th Dist. g. q;
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To the Public.

vsyHE undersisusi bave secured the services OF
MISS HATTIE L. MORGAN, of this Dis
trict, to take charge of School At Liberty Acad-
on,y this year. School to begin on the Sesond
Monday IN February, the goth.
Miss VI. is o thorough Scholar, having gradu-
tod at ono of theiast Colleges in the State, with
the Second Honor.
The first Session will continue four months
20 days each. The second Session, the same time.
Rates of Tuition, tao same rs charged in other
Schools of tho sau,e order.A Scholars charged
from tho day they onter to closo Of Session.
JOSEPH PRICE,
JOHN DoUGHERTY,
WASH. JENNINGS,
G. L. BLAIR,
GEO. W. MORGAN.
Peb7 rs 4
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Day OF Fasting, Humiliation and
PRAYER.

President DAVIS, at the instance Of the Con-
fcderate Congress, has appointed tho 10th day of
March next, as q day of public fasting, humilia-
tiOn and prayer. IT'S NEE: and right in our
rslcrs thus to recognize the power of Almighty
God. Let all acknowledge the All-ruling Lord,
andt trust our cause with Hin, and .eon, blessed
peace shall pervade tho land. And to the hoot-
owls who SO pcrsistenty despair OF our success,
We would especially say: Fast and Pray for
"man', extremity is GODS opportunity
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|staSe.of South. Carolina

ADJuTANT { INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. Sd, 1855.
SPECIAL .0RRERS, NO. ,46.
HTE THE 7rH REGIMENT, S. C. MILITIA
kHhs will assemble without delay ut Johuson's
Turn Out, on S. c. Railroad, for service.
ALI men bctwesncto to ages of 16 and so years,
not detailed by Confederate or State authorities
ore included in this order.
Dr.. YoUSeDLoop- will attend for Tho e1nmina-
tion of those unfit for service His certificates of
disability will he submitted to this Office fer final
action.
Tho Colonel Commanding may grant furlOughs
to such as arc manifestly unable for duty until
their cases shall be d 'posed OF.
Colonel BLAND will report his arrival at john
sons Turn Gut and tho assembly his Regiment,
at the earliest possible moment. =
BY command OF the Governor.
W. +. NANCE, A. a. Genl.
To Col. JoHN BLAND, 7th s. G. NJ
Feb7 1t
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Commissioners Returned.
UNCONDITIONAL SUBMISSION THE ONLY
TERMS OFFERED.

RIcnxosD, Fobruary5.
The Commissioners returned from Fortress
Monroe last night. They had on interview with
Lincoln and Seward, and were informed, sub
stantially, that peace could only be obtained BY
unconditional submission to the Constitution and
laws; Of the United statea, and that the slavery
question had been disposed of by. the action Of
the Federal Congress adopting the proposed
amendments to the Constitution, abolishing slave
~ in the United States.
1t is uadsrstood-an official statement from the
Commissioners will be laid before Congress to-
morrow:
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State Of South Carolina.
ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GENL's OFFICE

ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GENL's OFFICE,
CoLUsSlA, S. c., Feb.s Sd, 1865.
SPEGIAEORDERS, NO. 46. :
FEy TEEsprn AND 10rH REGIMENTS or
EFs S. G.. MILITIA will ut once be organized
for field aervico, and hold in readiness to move.
AL persona between the agos Of l6 and 90 years,
not detailed by Confederate or State authorities,
are included il this order.
. Commanding Officers will report thcir action
under this order aud make their returns Of their
Resiments.:4s Us organized to this Office with the
least possible delay. -
BY command of the Governor.
1< W. F. NANCE, A. A. Gun'l.
Pab it
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From the Frans- Mississippi.

GRENADA, Miss, vie NOZZLE, Feb. j.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 2Sth says fleet
of transport. wont up Red RiyOr last week for
Fort Smith. TLoy wero attacked, aud three were
captured and burned, together With large amount
of commissary stores.
The Shenandoah is doing good wo:I on ths
Brazilian coast. Tho Yankee vessels arc COMPEL
cd 10 oblain british registers.
The steamer Harriet Lane was destroyed ty FIRE
at Havana on the 18th.
A now privateOr left Havana on tho 2iss on
cruise in the Gulf.
Affairs in Mexico are unsettled. POrhrio Dias
has force of 90, 900 men at oa1acss, with sixty
pieces Of artillery.
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Eome Defence.

Several ene-r,tic and right:mipdOa citizens,
over fifty yeah of ago, orexemptod from Con-
iederate military service, arc making an effort to
set up,a mounted Company for home defence
They request us to makcttis fact ctpublic, and 10
say that the list may be found at tie sharih'.
oaicc in inc hands of JAS. NJ. HARRISON, Esq.
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Aid-ac-Camp to the Governor.

We arc Pleased 10 announce that our popular
young ownsman 'nd legislator. Capt liESHY ".
ADDISON has brcn aarcintet hi'l-de-C Camp TO his
Exccllcncy, Gov. MAcRAru. We call special at
tsniion to the stirring address Of 1t. Col. ADnI-
soy jac:ing undor orders from hi. Excellcncy)to
tho Mililn Of the District. Alec to. the ordoss,
e.nanatins directly from the Executive, addressed
to tho Coils. of tho Ttb, 9th, and 10th Rcgts S. c.
Mii;,n.
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For Sale.
$500. Reward!

IN ANAWAY on the 18th Januarylast my ma n,
k SIMON, about ~ er 20 years old, ';Roighs
about 14o lbu., is near fsst high, yellow conn
ploetsd, and bis upper front teeth arc somewhat
decayed. thought said man ut Diyid Woods
sols in Greonvillo District, and it IL likely 10 haa
returned to that District.
will pay reward af $500 il it.dolivcrsa to the
Edr.aeld Jailor, or 5000 reward If lodged in any
jail 80 that can get hia. ,n,
Fob7. 2t
ssy-arcervills Patriot win copy twice and for
ward aeoosns 10 this sfzea L.-.yss
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Congressional.
KuHVqND, Feb. l


Tie Se70te pnssed the Senate Till to abel
ish the otliocs cfal qnsustnaster. and com
miss;.ries OF, duty-at pasts ard 'depds, and
provide for the app5iutnentof bonded agents
in their place. fne ac; slso rcpeais all au-
tnofitY to detail pcr>urs belw.eG eighteen.
and iorty-iye>in sail sicI'ots..
TIE Senate then resolved ;nto secret ses-
sion:
10 Yankee papers received to-day.
In the House, Mr.. Gholson submitted the
following:
Resolved that the people OF the Ccnfede
rate States have ever been aud ace now ready
to make peace upon terms honorable to both
palties, yet it is thejudgmenr of this House
thatwh we should manifest a willingness
10 trea. for peace, We should not omit to Ire-
pare vigorously ior war
Resolved, further, Fiat in tic judgment
OF this house, this preparation can best be
made d. Using every effort to place at once in
the army every man liable under our laws to
render military service; by causing the Com.
1sisyary, Quartermaster and other depart
,aents 10 be administered with renewed ener-
s.y, and since Lee has been made General in
Chief tosssicn cur best and most acceptable
General to command ourscrcral armies, and
bv ceasns TO ag;tatc the policy Of employing
negro troops measure which has already
divided public sentiment and produced much
dependency.
Mr.. >Gholson spoke at considerable length
in support of his resolutions. ard irciaentally
paid q tribute to the efficiency Of the press
which-hc thought had accomplished more in
mid ofour struggle than all hundred fold Of
the number Of its ts-elnployees could have done
ifarmed and placed in the field.
Mr.. Gholsoa occupied the morning hour
At the expiration, the currency bin was re-
ferred to tho Committee of conference.
The House then resolved into secret ses-
sion.
,RIcnMoxD, February 4. =.
the Senate the negro bill was further
discussed for several hours, without result.
5ThebIlto establish flag for tie Confed
crate, States was passed without opposition,
and the new flag was Displaced from The
Capitol to-day. Theson!y taar sc is the sisnI
stitution ofa.red bar for the bali. white field
ofthe fornersfegi Cen posing ltheecuser end
Nothing Of interest trsnspsfed in the House
in open sessiion, ~ $.
Ggi-tG6ns sfess has again passed the bi'l au
thorizing the lrari.mission of newspapers to .oi-
diers free cf postage notwithstanding the P.esi-
dentsebjsetions, and tthcrefore becomes law.
@sThs Steamship Atlantic fromNobile with
one thousand bales Of cotton for tic benefit of
COntassraSs prisoners has arrirsa OF New Fork,s |
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~ General Dix has suppressed the Rebel
personals in the New York Daily News.
Ess Th. al--.::~ap Hotel at Buffalo and other
buildings ere destroyed by Hrc on Wednesday.
Less 81 ,OLu,uce
@3- The first decision of Chief Justice chsfs,
in the Supreme Court of tho United statOs,. was
that West Virginia i, legally Stats-~ The do
eison Was given or the question placing the'nare
of that State on the list when calling the docket.
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For the Adrertiscr.
Corrcepolldence.
OAKLAND enovE, Edgefsld Dist. s. c.,

OAKLAND GHovE, Edgefsld Dist, 8. c.,
January 4th, 1865.
GEN. ". W. .GAnY.-Dear Sir Please accept
tho Horse which send you, by our mutual friend,
DR.. ". D. JENNINGS, as q small token of tho high
regard which I entertain for you, and also for
thief many heroic and gallant deeds which you
have performed On soine lhiriy-edd battle fields
May the horse carry you on to victory and famo !;
and, after this bloody war ia over, may you be
permitted 10 returnto 10 your friends and kindred,
and be honosed by the many who will feel prosd
to honor those to whom homer il dus.
Respectfully, yours,
WEE. DORM.
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rrom carolina Railroad.

A gentleman arrived in this city last evening
from Charleston. he came by special train
composed of engine and one car When he passed
Loyery' 8 Station tho Federals were within tHo
miles of the road, and heavy Aghting was going
on.-Chronicle, Tuesdsy morning.
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Fire.

house owned by cARsos WARREN, Esq, sl,u-
aled Rspr Harmony Church, wss ccIsuued By
Are on Eeduos!as iast. Tie house WAS occupied
at tao time by &rs. q. W. CEorcH and her FIVE
or six small children. The unfortunate indy,
whose husband is il Tho arln-, is said to have lost
everything. Here i,an occasion for people ct
hsms 10 do soodto give wisely and generously
of their abupilgrcc
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HY.MENEAI.

MAnalED; on the Esd ult., by u. M. Psdsct
Esq, Mr. JAMES RODGERS, sr., and Mrs.
ELIZ. TURNER, all Of this District.
MARRIED, on the 26th of January, at the resi-
dencs of Mr.. Thos. c. Mhthis, by the Rov. J. P.
Mcaling, Mr.. ". A. cARTLIDGE and Miss
MARY +. MATHIS, all of this District.
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For The Advertiser.
McGowAx's BRIGADE
Nsar Petersburg, Va, 2sd Jan. 1885.

Near Petersburg, Va, 23d Jan. I5bs.
ME-. Ep,ruR: Permit inc, IN behalf Of my
Company, TO return many thanks to the ladies OF
Beech Island, for Is pairs Of socks and six pairs
Of drawers, received during z.y ab,ence. Also,
to the ladies of Kirksey's Roads for 20 pairs Of
socks received moro reoontiy.
To the ladies could not say more than that
both contributions wero nOcded-sratofully rS-
cleveland highly appreciated by The member,
of the Company.
wU uoIJoWay
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.Imporsant No,ice to 7sh S. C. Miiilia

Br. A. W. Y6uyGELooD, who has been appoint
cd, by Gov. MAenATa, Examining Surgeon for
the7ih &egt. S. c. iI;litia, ltil be at Johnson's
Tura Dat Pole Cat Pond) on Friday and satur-
day, the orb thsoc abrS'af5sy ,ar-
pose OF examining sl! members of said Regt.
wha r,sy apply for exemption o. detail on ac-
en;lnt &C nhYsckl d;subiliiY
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 5.-on Friday afternoon the
enemy crossed tho salkehatchie between Brox-
toms and Rivers bridges, also above Rivers
bridge, outaanking our forces, which fell back to
another position. A sharp fight took place, last
IL several hours, at Rivers bridge. General
Wheeler checked and damaged the onsmy con-
siderably.
There wero no other movements Of importance.
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rs Nothingis more cu'ythanto grow rich
It i. only 70 trust nobuly;to bcffond none to
keep interest upon interest, cent upon cont; to
destroy all the fIc7 feelings of nature, and be
rendered moan, miserable and despisod for some
twenty or thirtS years, end riches will como as
sure as disease, disappointment and miserable
cath.
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,yculd do it. And did Right,

The Confederate House Of Representative has
passed the senato bill for the transmission Of
uowspapcfs to soldiers free of postage, over the
Presidents veto. So the lam nowis that soldiers
pay no postage on their newspapers. Coed
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Sad affair in Aiker.

|, An ARRAY took place in Aiken On Thursday
evening las: between - BucxHlLrrn und Geo.
pAeDvr; the latter was seriously wounded anl
has died since.
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The very --latest News,

Our courier has just retursled from Augusta,
bringing tho latest news. Our Commissioners
are again in Richmond, having effected nothir 6
tcward. peacs-naking. The must go on.
See news s.column.
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Administrators Sale.

Ely an order from tho Ordinary, Ishall proceed
I'd TO sell at tho late residence of William E@-
banks, dec'd., on Tuesday, the 18th February
next. all ths persenal Estate of said deceased,
oonsistipr OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, CATTLE, one HORSE and
COLT, &c. Terms made known on the dry OF
sale. MARTHA ERBANkS,. Ad'ix. :
Jan 90 L.
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s-Awashington telegram says the sntiro''as-
joct Of the exchange Of prisoners is now 10 the
hands Of General rant, and there is good reason
to believe that full exchange will soon DO
aGccted -
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A Niger rs is Nigser.

On Monday last, sa'c-day, a negro man, a
blacksmith fifty years Of ago, was'sold at public
outcry at this place, AMI brought the high sound
ng sum O. Ter, THOUSAND, Six hundred.and ifty
dollars.
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Renember ,chis,

That oil. l.lOttors on business with this Office
should be directed to tho !" Edgofe'a Aauestser, .
and not to- the Editor or any member of the firm.
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CUkEsBUFfJ 1SUVu'I DIfNi 70 %
January 10th, 1865.
W. q. Donix, Ese:-I haYo the honor to ae-
knowledge tho receipt os your present of ahne
horse, by tho hands Of DR.. w. D. JHSsNGs, and
also Of your complimentary letter of donation.
Accept my grateful thariks for your patriotic
gift, and for your high appreciation Of my ser
vices in our sacred and glorious cause. trust,
that actuated by the impulses that have ever
moved me, of serving my country to tho bost Of
my ability. I may continue to meet the npproba-
ton os ny fellow-citizons
Your obedient ser'nt,
M.W. GARY,
Rr;o '0eneral c. S. A.
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sge Gen. Bfeckinridgo was to enter upon the
duties Of his new position as Secretary of War
en the Ist inst -
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Edsefcld, G. H., Saturday 18th Feb. 1865.

~.
Edso6cld, G. H., Saturday 18th Feb. 1865.
II. Light dnty aud rejected men in t&is Con-
gressional District who have no certificates from
the Medical Board will report to the Beard at its
next meeting in the several Districts, when eer-
tificates will be issued.
III. l. Officers and soldiers en- furiough must
report to the nearest Enrolling Officer or forfeit
their furlough. Whom leave OF absence expires
and they ars able to travel, they must report to
their eommands. Extension cannot be rscom-
mended by the Medical BOARD for the District.
g. Those unable to travel to their commands
may report the Medical Board for the District on
the days s;.,.Vve,indieated.
s. Those who nre physieaiiy unable to ieors
home to appear before tho Medical Board for sha
District will, previous to the days appointed send
up to the EGrolling Officer OF the District the
certificate of his attending physician, embracing
full and accurate statsn-nt Of the csse-S.ich
certificate will bsree erred Ivy rhs Earnll:ns oscsr
to the Meiicn Board for their action.
". +. WARINT.
Surgeon e Pres. &c. Board All Cong. Diet.
O1icial-
FL. Nosxs, Jr., Lieut.. q E. 0.
Feh.S 2t
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Enrolling Office,

EDGEFIELD, 5. c.. Feb. Sd. 1858.
rGyHE men namsd below are hereby ordered to
Il report in person at this oAee &c 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Saturday tbs 18th Of ,his raonr4; FOR
revision of their certificates of exemption by the
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peath ofan old and Prominent Citize,

Mr.. EpsuSD Penn, long, and widely known in
Eagefeld as a gentleman, a Christian, ausefal
citizen, On upright merchant, departed This life
on Monday afternoon last at his residence in this
place.
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$500 Reward /!

TIME Subscriber will rent on TUESDAY, tho
2lst inst, at Mount Enon, Edge6eld Dis
trict, A TRACE OF LAND containing about
-Four Hundred Acres, on which there is large,
comfortable Dwelling House, and all necessary
ont buildings, and about Sixty Acres Of Laad in
high state Of cultivation, with good Orchard.
Situated in FIVE miles of Chappoils Depot, Green
' '1u . ''''-'''' r. w. PAYNE.
Fob I a. 2t
nza-Gunrdian copy twice-Fnday snd Tues
day-und forward account to this Office.
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Medical Board.
William Byrd, silas ovsrstrset
James Edison, Stephan I. Wren,
Benz. Sheppard Franklin A.. Muerell,
j. 8. Hughes, Green F. Bendou,
Jefferson Briggs, Alfred Nh;ttlo,
Robert Stuart, +. i. MeCarty,
John McMauus, James NJ. kiloy,
Josn Horn, Henry Robertson,
William aof, i. Il. Grlg'oy,
John M. Stidhan, J. NJ. Donny,
Madison R. Carver, Ephralu Crout,
Bcnj. Kirkland, Joseph Smith,
Sylyostsr z. Gregory, John A. Rotten,
s. M. Gropsry, James Stron,
tIohr c. Strem, Iiiaan Satener'
Joha ?. Strom, Adam Feaglc,
I'm. =. Mays. j. I. oatz,
Lewis a. Powell.
F. J. MOSES, Jr,
Lisat. Enrolling 0tacer.
Feb 2t T.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-08
Notice to .Conscripts..

HEADQUARTERS EXAMINING BOARD,
4rn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Abbeville Jan. 2G. 1854.
TEVHE Medical Boards for examining Conscripts
Il in the State of South Carolina, will meet at.
the. following fines aud places: