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PROCLAMATION
RY TIE PROVISIONAL SoFERNOR OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT s. c.,

E6IWlnUrT i, ioUo. J
WHEREAS g ssss,ipg eotfict cf jurisdiction
having arisen between tho civil and military 1u-
th.ri:ies II south Carolina, under the Provisional
Government of tho State; and wSeToas Major
General Gilmore commanding the Depar p,ent o.
South Carolina, having. sought pn interview with
me. ~ Provisional Governor, in Q presence IF
Major. General Meade. comman ding tho Atlantic
Sta:cs and =horcas all matters giving rise to the
seeming conflict were adjusted and arranged With
the consent and approval of Majsr-G General
Meade:
Now, therefore, I, BENJAMIN FRAMPToN
PERRY, PROVISIONAL Governor of the state OF
South Carolina. do preclciu and mako known,
that the terms Of this arrangement arc as foluws
THAT in all eases where freedmen or persons OF
color ara concerned, the Courts Of the Provost
Marsbals ehall have exclusive oognitauce to try
and adjust them. for tho present: and that all
other cases shall be heard and adjudicated by tho
civil courts, municipal authorities and civil off-
GERS, under and according to the laws of South
Carolina. Test the civil courts shall bo opened
under the Provisional Government, aud I'll civil
and muaicipal eficers be allowed to resume their
official dptios and discharge thom freely without
interruption on tho part Of tho military authori-
ties. That i. is fur;ker understood General Gill
moro" will issue military order, and Governor
Perry will in like mapncr issue his proclamation,
making kuuwn this arrangement which is 10 con-
tnno TIL civil authority is entirely restored in
this state and the GurcrEmcnL sec-nsiruc:e1"
And e. hereby call upoa all persons and
order them TO str,e:ly "bey and carry out tao
terms Of tsis arrangement.
1uns in tie ci:: cf Columbia, the dsy ard year
aSave stated. B. T. PERaY.
z; =-;:.: =: tic orisi.usl tiayarunf.
" b. ri:azT. r:;,atc Secte;ay.
:ssr: a4 3t SO
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OJ:g.g.'T.T.A AIRY.
ya Ma,noriam.


;,ne.th fcn.:6 srans- beauty
Or thai .ci=h Il hrow. ad @ashed it out =
DIED, Sep. sh ELLA child of EEAsaus II
and ELLEN YousGBLooD, aged four years and
eight mosl:ls As %.'u lnssr around he. early
grave, loving parents, renouhcr
"'Tis but tho caskci tia. lies Hefe:
The gom shst filled it sparkles yet"
prsp, on the morning of the 4th inst., GzossIA
PENN, infant daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. 3. C.
DaNAS, aged months and 20 days.
Twas hard to see thee fade away,
nv bGnutifIl my own.
And harder still to give thee up
Whom the sparks Of life had aoHn.
To hide from sight thy tiny form,
In tho dark, and silent esrth,
Which had nestled in my bosom
Since;the hour that gave thes birth;
Du: Though bitter tears are flowing,
Darling, I would NIT rebel,
For cur Heavenly Father called thee,
And lie "dosrh all things WE'LL"
B.w.R..
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Tho Convention.

From the Columbia Phocni1 ofiFriday Sept:
18th, VIC earn that the Convention ass"tnbled on
Wednesday tho 18th, at IL o'clock. NJ, in tho
Baptist Church in tho town of c5.nmai'. The
credentials Of one hupllrsd and four individuals
vsye exhibtod. and iheir names enrelled as n'en-
bcrs Of tho Convention. Judge D. j. WARDLAH
Of Aebev;lle WAS elected, Oh the seeond ballot,
permancst President Of the Convention. No
better or o,ore c,psb;e msp could haye been elocs-
ed 10 this high and important placeftha Judge
WARpLAw. tic is able, houest, aisnidsd snd
learned; nul a, presiding officer has large e1-
perirree, haviue boen for upny yeats, in former
tirn,s, Speaker of the House. Much business
vas dono, looking to the corpsl md couplc'e or
ga,iza.ion of tho Convsntion-suct US the ap-
pointing Of Committees, &c.,--nnd the body then
aljournel to meet on Thursday at 81 o'clock A.
n. Before the adjournment Mr4eALDRlca of
Barnys.l introduced the following Resolution
Pcsolrrs. That. under the present e1trnordina-
~ circumstances, il is bnth wiee and pnlls!c 30
accept the cepdi'ior IN which We aSe-plaeed; to
endure paticutly the evils which wecann"t avert
or correct. and tn await oa;miy tho time aud op-
portupity TO effect unr Ueliveraaeo isIn npcens'i
tutional rule. z
Hon. F W. PIoxsss Of Edeesed submitted
the fOllowirg Ordinance. =.
HI :hc Delegate" Of thr People eff'h* State o.
South ('arJino. IN General Gonrenf'on t,.t. do Or
! dam, That ;hr Ora;esnce pa:ssG itfCeav.ntion
2oth ,,f D.cc,rber 1860, vi,hdrswink this S;"t'
from tine Federal rnivn, be. and tao SANE is ktfe
I.Ly, repealed.
The fortunes Of war, together WITH ihe pr"c'a
ma iors Of the President ef;he United States, at'
the generals in thciield commanding. fasv'ng dn
ciisl tnat domestic slavery is abolsshss; there
fnro, under the cuu,starces. We r qmFfcs II
ssid proclsma.ions aud do hereby crhain. .implici
sheiio,e. to the Constitution Of the Enitsd State
and i'll laws lnsde in pursuance thsFos..
Gov. PEnnr's ,Mosssgete the CQsventien vii
be rrssepted to cur readers next veef
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~ TIE letter from President JOHNSON sustain
ing Provisional Governor shurkeS IN his call for
5he reorgsniza::ou Of the militia of the state Of
Miasissippi. and setting aside General socum's
order foriiGaing such organization, is published.
The p;csidents main reason is toiuduoe tho peo-
,pls TO .ome forward in def0uce Of tho State and
Federal Government, and he saJs il there is any
move Of nm insurrsolienary eharncte: by such or
saoiza,iop, the military rill be there TO suppress
it upon its 'nrSt appearance.
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g A Washington iispatsh seys that o farmer
neaT eubenviils, Ohio has made application to
the Frsednlaas Bursuu, at Washington, for one
hundred BLACKS. We wish he had applied for
about four million, snd could get them.
GE- mono-ial to the President, asking clOm-
cncy r Mr. Jelr psv,s and Gov. Charles Clarke.
has been signed ny mare than $4,000 women Of
Mississippi
sY' Major General oaucy 4. Gilmore, United
States volunteers, comm srdins tho department Of
South Carolina, aas been brerettod lieutenant
cslonel and brigadier Gentral Of The regular
army
ysss- Tho confeiorat. Secretaries Mallory and
Seldom, it is sid, viii he placed on tho witnsss
s!sud. and oven J"F navis testimony may be
required before tho osnOlsSiga Of tie Wirs trial.
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vsyIE Subscriber ,fIers Cor sale the finest collec-
rion of SCHOOL BOOKS ever brought to
this market, consisting o: Readers. Saellcrs De-
fincrs, Gram,uars G.esrs ,.hies, AriIhmetics, Hia
tori6s and others.
II, al.a t,fsrs sLAcGs. PENCILS, bost wRI-
TING BnoI,S, PIPER. ENVELOPES, DC.
These looks we,c .,!.ctcd sor Primary, Acs-
II. ". SANS,
E'.eGcll Female College.
n. B.-We would nlso inform tn, public that
all the pupils of Ii" Fenn!e College will DO taught
VOCAL MIST :i;aTfS--25 cts. only being
charged f,r the ~ .; thn Instruction Books .du-
rnc Session. M. IS:
Sent 10 1t ~
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Our Mothc. Earth Exudips most

Precious PeTspirafidn.
Ns.t is p-,ro um-.his srtyls 81 which uuch
fabulous fortunes are being made ass sthe North
Dare say fur men tut of Ave do;nst knew fer
sortuiuI, We nsver hcars Of such asthing before
the war. Petroleum, q, its name literally de-
notes. is R,cs Oil. Il ts bitumineE oil deposit
ea,.,ees II .h- hoson of the earth, and procured
lry S:-ine-after the rannor OK boring Ar
ie.ar SELLS. I, Was discovered in yenango Co.,
wsst Peas eyiva;ia, less thaa I've years ago, aDd
oy.r since tben the mining for oil ,hss beca
regular and q mest lucrative husiaess. .aR get
the great oil region has teen principally confined
TO P1.usylv,nia, bat there seems teee ns'leuger
any reasonable doubt that before theelsss Of tho
present yesr deposits of petroleum Will TO found
in hundreds Of localities further South and Wsst.
Indeed it has been discovered that thero-sro sur
face ihsications of oil all the way from the Hnd-
son River to tho Mississippi; and thousands Of
woils ure already being sunk in piaces the genera
public little dream &. Oil, in great quaDtitie
and of ipe quality, is being obtained in ~ sststg
Virginia AID North CarolGa and A1aSana nv
said by scientific men to promise more in tdEiis
respect rh.a any STATES in the Unions: TEp Ehsas
North is swar,aing with Petroleum Conpanicu;"
and speculation in Petroleum lands'ss is any and
ercry day the source OF fabulous. fortunes stu
rendsus failures This oil is found in tho earth
ut any depth from leo to 1000 foct. When the
oil is afruck, The well is tubed and tbs oil pumped
out. Tao a2.ual product of The treuty miles
esunrs of Pennsylvania, which stiy forms the
most famous and lucrative ell region, }is set down
at thirteen million nine thousand barrels.
This Petroleum is nov used, nlmeA tho world
are-, r. burning. esis -n.a a-sah-ic=kiss oB., Il
has superseded CAmphine, KerosoHe, Terrsbinc,
and sl ulher burning fluids known before the
way Thi light. FOR briliancy, purity, steadiness
n.d t, eap,.css. hrs hever heen approached. A
ro.:p may b: lighted sll right at cast of about
twu crst- yio Petroleum oil ia as coorle.s rs
wafer, szG c. light. The csarser qualities are
u:sa f=y ld1rida,ing machinery; it Is now cua.
pl5y.d 70, tais purpose b. all Manufacturing and
stsamoc@t Companies. Hence tho exhaussiess
asnaand for it. Before the closc of tho war, all
Government aas:.:s wer+ creased with 1T; this is
still tno Gaze Csr;aies ass Inado Of it-hard,
perfectly Transparent, very hr;liisst in light but
somewhat costly.
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Graad omnius, Gatherrm.

Attention is directed to TIC advertisement Of
JAS. g.. BAILIE and Bro, Augusta, Ga. "aat o
varied and magnificent assortment of goods =
D:y Goods, Upholstery, Liquors, Grocerics-;n
sLost, everything under tbs. sua. If there is
auythins that Tie BALES hSvc nss. then yea
maybe urc .has al ve-Iige of it is loa. to croa
tion W. earnestly colomsnl this splendid and
reasonable establishment to thu notice and pat
ronag, OF th- pcpp!. of Edg-fod District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-20

- The American Colonization Society
has received all Application froni aboug Que
hundred cHIorpd psrsors q: L3;achfpirE Va,
10 be eolcnized in Liberia, and will send q
vessel ON Tie lst Of Npvrmber for their &c
cummods.ie,,, if sufficient nun bcr to;i ilstify
the cxpenae ars ready to go. The Society
will give a irse passage and five acres Of land
to::lach adult, and five acres additional to
each f4mily, besides six mouths shelter and
support after arrival.
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.eke.pAaiuUx.

Tn -q4lnoc,;a gai. s e;'"n Us. Air-'dJ We
:.avr aa,l dig rains :rd his winds Il he SUM
4ner we ,,ave lsd ;ntcicz-L;s Aeai, d.s"sh; and
lust: now ve are 70 hrve iutc!erabla rsie. wind
and mid. Ahs :" Man uever.is hps ALWAYS to
he hseit" Sad feet H,ro &c viii all get I .
p,sce hnaliv whers cur tlsrsinsa. viii net be go
much in futu-o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-20
JOSEPH AINEY, President.

a. Tho WORLDS special says the number Of
traops on tho pay aad muster rolls is as f"llows:
Regulars, $4,000; colorod troops, $4,000; white
volunteers, 100000. The number actually en-
gagod in the field at the present time is about
10000. Tho number ho Tover, is being reduced
daily BY thu musteing out Of several thousand.
tF There is gesd authority for stating, says
Washington dispatch, saat all colorea troops now
III the service, are coon to be mustered out. The
idea that thcy would be retained as part Of the
regular army is Srroreou-. Ts'y foru, simply i
proyision., Corps, whioh will bstiscontined within
few months.
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Gratifying Announcement.

We have been requested by tho honorable and
popular ineumbont of the efice> If ci2rk Il tho
Court, commissioncr'in Equity. ard ''rai"a:y. for
Edsefeld District, to STATIC that each orc will
resumc the functions OF hi: rsspoe;ive Office on
Monday next, Sept 2jth,
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For the Advertiser.
Attend to This.

The next regua meeting Of the Southern Colo:
aiza,;on Society rili lie held in tho oil Fellows
8 Masonic Hall, on the i,st Monday in October
ut a. n.
A ja0 attcndanco-of eeerJ membsr.-if p"ssi-
BILE, is -equestcd. Our Agents arc reudy to pro-
eced to the South, large portion of the nocay
necessary to defray their sxponscs has already
been raised, and ". wish to obtain tho ba'ance
giro them their Instructions, and speed them OF
their journey.
JOSEPH ApNEY. President
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-20

In eur last weeks notice of the Amateur Ethi-
o2ian Concert, which is t. come of shis,( rues-
day. cvrnVy, 40 omitted, w;ta in ct lamentabls
iandyrrtencc, to statc'hat the object of tue Coz
c. ri is to pracur-. for tbs oncarucd ,,older, who
will perform or fhr occ,ls;"n. al. artificial arln
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DRUG Store.

- Hodges 5 Joanings advertise a Fasiety Of
new and desirable goods.-s Like cvczy body elso
nowadays, they are notsticking to The ex:ct line
If heir business out are keeping gos Ind articles
ia ,uitev+ry caller. Aad every one that calls
uron then, will bsa ap: t. be pleased.
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HYMEN EAL.

MARRIED. near ,EdeeAeld,.C H, g. c., on the
7;h ps,ant 4. the Rev. ". a: Clark. GEORGE
CRAFTS TIMMoNs. Esqr.. late Of Charleston,
and NJ: J. :. M!NICK. of EdgeGuld District.
MAngIsp. at..hC Ch:de's MosAcr's. IN the morn
inc ccf Tic !,-c .l:.. by tn. Rev john Trapp,
Mr.. LEWIS HOLLOWAY trd Mi ELIZA e.
BULLOCK, e E.is-ii"!' pftric'
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BRUSHES, CaMBs, sc.

BRUSHES, GHfIBS, &C.
I'm Stare good assortment of
e Hair, Tooth apj Mai. BRUSHES;
The Hand E:ral ;ent or BATH BRUSH;
Dusting, Backing and Hurse Brushes;
Coars. Combs various qualities;
Misses Rnand Combs, an a Ne. ar.iole. :.
FoT sale ohclr by
HcDGEs 4 JENNINGS.
Sept 10 If So
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Stolen.

ENRON III. residence of Mrs e. J. Nicholson,
a. on Saturday night, I'd Sept, TWO HORSES,
--rne C fine Sorrc Stallion, 16 hands high, six
ysnrs oS; one hind c,o, whts, formerly owned by
Thos. Atkins The other Bay Hsrse, 10 hands
high, black maine and tail. six years old, two feet
vhiie,-shet through tho right side Of neck. stG
in ford shoulder will pay Fifty Dolsrs fo. tn,
thieves, or Twenty-Five for tho horses alone.
Any information thankfully received.
L. l.. NICHOLSON.
Sept ~ 2rk 81
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Ee Is TIE t%inkliss stars go'out oae by ono
il the golden ,ustrO of The mora, SO tie onec
popular rerfuiacs Of the American market have
faded, faded into oblivion before the superior
claims Of phalon's "Eight- blooming Ccreus,"
the standard perfume Of the Western Honisehero.
Sold in this villnse by ArRissos 6sHEcrr.
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!

EN Store splcrdid stock Of
q T.s.::cs' and Misses CATERS;
Dressing SLIPPEnS;
Chiidrsn's Copper TIei Stn: Shoes;
Gents FIRST quality Dress SHOES, &c.
% Shs.. for H-use servants:
ssas- For sale rs cheap as the chsspcs', by
HODGES & JENNINGS. /.
Sap. Y II -
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PAg'EN'T MEDICINES.

NIOW in Store. 4 large assortment Of the BEST
~ PATENT MEDICINES known, consisting
in part Of
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer;
Ayers Cherry Poctora;
Philotaken or Females Friend
Jayne's Hair Tonic;
Lyons Ksthairon for the Hair;
Railways Ready Relief;
Dont's Bilious Pills;
Comssb,ck's Vormifuge;
Mrs. W;rslow's Soothing Syrup fer Ch!ii'. NJ
Te.thiDg. HODGES & JENNINGS.
Sept l9 If 4. 80
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TOILET ARTICLES,

VNTE have just opcrcd varied assortment Of
W. TOILET AR IcLGS, embracing
Lubins Toilet P,wiers;
Lubin's Extracts far me Handkerchief;
Stands 'Fancs .lil. White;
Superior pemads..-in variety;
Bears Oil, an excc'lcnt article;
Brown Windsor, Honey and Shaving Soaps.
Tooth Powders lad Soaps for rhe Teeth, &c.
: HODGES & JENNINGS.
Sept 10 If 50
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Yaast poYders. Starch. &c.

gUST received a fresh supply o. Yeast Pow
J ders, Docking Soda, Sslcrstu'. Starch. &c.
HODGES Il JENNINGS.
s,nt IN If IS
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G0llDs F0R LiDIGs g. GENf'l. !!ss!EN

LADIES Beautiful CUFFS ard COLLARS;
Gentiemeu's COLLARS;
LINEN aud T0WELLING;
Cloves and Seeks:
Spool Silk and Cotton Thread;
Black Flax Thread ..-.,-
Coat and Pants Buttons;
Hooks aud Eyes and Pins:
And many other articles to meet tho wants Of uur
patrons. HODdES q JENNlNeS:
Sept l9 u ~
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At Auction.

~ SALE.DAY in October next will DO offered
" 1t Public Auction. in tho basement Of tho
residence Of the late Mr.. n. PryN, in this Village
anA,iry articles of Household Furniture, consi-t-
ing of BUREAUS. SOFA. DIEAEs, CHAIRS;
ING STOVE. Sale to bsyih Mt II A. A.
sTy Conditions, Cash on delivery.
Sept 10 2t 3s
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TOBACCO, SEGARS,- sEuFF.

-HN Sore choice variety o; the best brand: Of
Il CHEWING and Sm0KlNG TOBACCO;
A finc supply "f the best SEGARS;
Maccuboy SN UFF---frrsh pnd puro.
PIPES, MATCHES, &c.
HODGES & JENNINGS.
Scnt 10 IF G8
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jts. EAaL!N.

AFFAIRS IN rEyNEssEE.-Ip Tennessee the
condition Of affairs are indeed alarming They
show that matters are going from bad te
worse rapidly in that section Of cur c;iuatry.
The papers Of the leading cities are iiiiu.i
with accounts OF murders and roboe.irs.
From the middle portion Of The State. We also
have lapentab'e accounts. We recently pub
lislsed the news that IA on county si3nc,
forty men were declared OUTLAWS, ard the
community empowered to hang gor-shoot hem
when ever caught.
The telegruphic dispatches from East Ten
nesSee are hut one record Of blood and c-;mr
Scenes Of violence and slaughter are na, -sed.
10 Chattanooga, September /. q cofored guard
shot white sergeant from some cause vr
other. At the same time he accident!y gii;.i
a celored boy. Both the sergeant aed tor
died from, their -%onbds: 4 discharged sol
'dier on Tic same day also shot ncgra killing
hin'instansly., There is srva. exciieluent in
Chattapooga.. There arc good s-roua6s for It.
In Knoxville, September 4, adifipul,y &C
CURED between ". Il. Hall, Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court OF kuozrlle, and young man
named Baker late of the Southern army, in
which the former was killed. Baker was
conmit,ed to jail, but the citizei.s re.cued
him frcGl the Sherif and hucz hi,n liz he
stree; wiere h:s bo;ty remained au uigh,. a
fight occurred TIE same .venreo & a bali IN
which j.;ur 0: five ncr.oas We. Killed.
As W. have before said ;;;i, -vndiuon oT !
aHai,,s is ;rnly alarming audrsomises no good !
to the coai'ry. II .:'!!ar1 psogrsss in the d. !
rectien tiioy. are new tending. We lepl never
expect 10 i've under any .t.ii.g bntg mi, any !
rulers. Every good citizen should r.ndrr ali {
the aid In his p 'wer 10 prevent Grim. b,ing
committed; and Wien co:::mitted SHOULD d.:
everything possible tn ferretout and punish
the perpetrators Of unlawful deeds
The best Interests of our country, aud I
the welfare Of good society and good NOR
ais. demands that such a course be pursued. +
Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel.
Ls. an officer on Gen. Grants staff. who
recently had an interview with Davis, saws
that he is furioas in his deuunclationy of
Hunter and Stephens whom he accuses nj
deliberately bstraying tho Southern canse into
the ha DIS Of the Yankees, Had those TWO
men," said JEFF, representing, as they. did
the weakened conservative sentiment in the i,
South, stood Grm. the Southern cause would
have triumphed. Davis appears to be per-
ioctly Indifferent 10 Ills fate, Lutstil does not
think tho punishment for his crime will be
risiteu upon hin. lie told the officer that /
he lad lrss care unou his mind now, and ielt
easter Ihan he did when he was President of
the Confederacy. 4
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Read! Read (! Read F.!

Read ]! Read Read!
TuJHE Subscriber will pay the urG HEST MAR
4 EST MARKET PRICE for
10 No. I Young Mules;
500 Bushels Wheat;
500 Bushels Oats;
5000 Lbs. Bacon;
4UaG Lbs. Lard;
30 Earrete Syrup.
JAS. N. HARRISON.
Edgcacld c. H., Sept5 tt &c
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DuEIsoE:, EEEsH & co.

--~~~----~~->~- ->>~S-> >>-~-o--"'~
SUBSCRIPTIONS to ,he ADVERTISER ION one
year ONE DOLLAR in Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS will h" Inserted ct ONE
DoLLAE per Square a miuion liuos or e.s) for eac"
io4er.en Advertisements without INSTRUCTIONS IS 10 the
rumb-, nf times he inserted, viii be puolshed uns!
forbid, and charged accordingly
Announcing Candidates Hr any ofaee Of honor "r
rroSt. FIVE DOLLARS, 10 tc paid belize the an
nonnce,n.ni is published.
Obituary notices Trbnigs Of Respect, or any eomnu-
n;cst,.e personal III s nature. vii. he rated asadSer'
ise,n.nts and charged, nscoslngly. y.
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GREEN ILa.

A FINE quality O; Fresh GREEN TEA. :'r
"A sale cheap BY Ho"GEo & JENNINGS
Sop; 10 ~
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STATIONERY.

TlEST opOncl beautiful variety Of riaia and
Cd Fanov NOTE and LETTER PAPER, EN-
YELOPES, PENS, PENcILSJ INK, &c.
HODGES a. JENNINGS.
Septic If 50
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Prey EEsEs:; " al, ,sllal,si Office


Sj.'.;, $ :. -; iith, 1865.
GENENai ci.1,;zA 10 /.
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q! :. city, :: :i,- i';-iri t'of E"scEnd Thc
r. -. :hcrc .er:a'. -. u" pad 20 the Assistant
p ;".; M.'s.:ai:i q, III F:e! L. e.! instead Of the
AS; -. ....;";.a: :;:a.:.,, a. Nc. borr$,
All p.fsAns i"s.s.,s y no bu u:iness under ,as
urdrr wi; Ir.iy i ,:.,: NIIice TOR f.icense.
ITEA.;.Q; fiERS- 2n aCB-DIsTRICT,
pisr6ic5 ~ WEsTrRs $. CAROLINA,
Newn~rTy, $. g, August, 2+ih, lS65.
Genera! 0rdsrs, No 10,
Persons carrying oa bnsness in this Sui Dis
trct, will hsresft4r be rcqniied to pay tie Asst.
Pfovoat Marshal, at h;s 0hieo in Nssberty, S. G.,
on the fret day Of each month, tho respective
Foll -
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Dry Goods,

Csicoes, Ihress Metz
Sbirtinp. y Silk Waterfalls,
Misses. .DsInorai Hose, Shr' Fronts,
a Ribbed Wool I" Irish Linen,
Ladis.' shl eptt S-4 Blesohed Danask,
Gents mised cot Seeks, Scotch Diaper,
Ma1's Bro Hall Hose, Huok. Tawals,
uhite H .s Silk Neck Ties,
RovsRro Dlaok Ribbon Tiea,
Misses White Hose, Silk Tubpllr Ties,
Green and Bso Barage, Birds Eye piapsE
Ladies Isle Gnuutlsts, Long Lawn,
Adsline Gloves, Linen erash, .slAe
Silk -" Diaper T6Heli;s
Mans 9" Bhdresse6 Lans5sess-
Bloached Liuen.-. Ladiss.ssfstjs saartsv@
Brown. Table Linen, India Russes Combs,
Napkins, IIora.C .Confbe, o..
s1io Bleaehed Cloths, Irory Combs, s4te'
Mems White Merino Drawers -
-" Shirts.
Shetland &c. Drawers;
=" Shirts;
s." Ribbed Drawers;
I" f." Shirts;
Ladies' Hoop skir's;
Bridal &c
Young Ladies' Bridal skirts;
Misses Plain Clasp
Cotton unbrollus:
Silk and Cotton Hsnkerchiefs
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2 "Corse to America, Pat@ writes son of the
Emerald Ise, to bis ffiend in Ire'aui; "'tis
Enu country to get q. living in. All yc have to
do, is to get three-cornered b0z and fill it wid
brick and carry it to thctoP Of fur staty build
inS, and the nan at The top does all the work !"
Gen. Mansfield Lowell is ono of the editors of
,te New York HsEs.