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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
.Lincola's Joke Before our Commits
SiOners.

Tho Chattanooga Rebel, o tl:e 18th inst,
gels off the following. Rea"-ite 81
II is we'll T>aown that the Yankee Presidezi
Is an nvetcratc and incorrigi:'le joker and
that nothing lurns upin his presence 'hat
docs not remind him of an aneciloIe which
he proceeds ct once to tell, whether in or out
OF season.. No matter hvg sSleinn, t!le occa-
sion, O: how august the assembly. !!i', : Ins,
reminds me of an anecdGlr,n Is CERTAIN 10
come up, rand Of course all business is susrcnc
ded until he gets through with his narration.
The teieyrapaic dispitchPs have already In
formed our readers that L;rcoln's joke Was
obtruded into the late peace negotiations ct
Fortress Monroe; but the dispatches did not
give US the joke: Ata very. heavy expense,
and with the view of being ahead otrall con-
tcmporaIies inthis matter, we seIt repDr! CT
through by clothes line. express to procure
for us the actual joke perpetra;cd and tie in
cidents connected Herewith. Our reporter
makes the following statement
After the exchange OF the usual courtcsies,
and sose conversation between Lincoln and
Seward end the Commissioners, Mr. Stt 1hens
proceeded with his usual ability and earnest
ness into an elaborate statement OF the points
at issue and the necessity for the. recognition
of the independence Of the Confederate tates.
He demonstrated the impossibillty OF suhluu.
CATION, pointed trinnpi'antly to The record OF
our achievements for she past three years,
and our ability to continue the struggle, anu
iutimated that a treaty might now be made
which, though it would, in point Of fact, make
us two nations, would make us, for all CON-
imereial purposes aud for offensive AID de.
fensive action, one great nation. The assem-.
bly, was spell bound by bis eloquenee, and
lost in admiration ut the power and force OF
his rpastcrly argument, when Mr.. Lincoln
broke the thread OF thought by jumping to bis
feet aud exclaining: q
sMr, Stephens, you remind ms Of man
in IlliIois.n
"In what respect?" asked the ast0nisl,ed
orator. >.
al will tell you On anecdotc, and you ri!
see" said Lincoln.
"Many years ago white iaan IN lfllno';
went OH days. hunt. with. al Indian I'll iht
! Manomouee tribe, with the understanding
tlat, they shcJld fairly divide whatever game
they killed. WEtl night overlook them thej
had killed ore tnrkey-and one buzzard. ant
nothing else, and the cushion came up how
thcv we're to be divided, Indian did nc
know, but white man solved the difficulty
He said Indian. you may tske the buzzart
and l'itGkc the turkey; or III take the tur
kew and you have the buzzard. ".untii
said the Indian, that sounds fair, but while
man say tuzzard 20 me all the ti.ne--nevc
say turkey TO me cnce.'"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Prices Doubled.

Since the .lst December last fthe dato Of our
last Increase in price of subscription) corn and
-four, bacon and lard, peas and potatoes, aalt Ind
sorghum,-and nearly everything else in tie pro-
vision or clothing dcpartment-hars advanced in
price at least 100 per cent. Paper and Ink. and
Labor, kc.,. hsvo also considerably advapced.
And to meet all Of thoso unexpected calls upon
our limited supply Of Confederate notes, We too
aro forced to raise our terms Of Subscription and
Advertising in corresponding ratio. The AGs
apcr.iser from this date, until further notice, will
be published at $40 per aanum; $40 for elk
months,-in adrance in ereny instance. Orders
for the paper, unaccompanied by the cash, will
receive no attention at our hands:
Advertisements will BIO published at the rate
of S1Oper square, of ten lines OF, less, for each
insertion. Advertisements and JOB work must
also be paid for in advance.
There is no use in our trying 10 keep prices
down whilst every article that we stand in need
of is rapidly advancing. Wo,havo tried this ex-
pertinent thoroughly, and arc satisfied that in
these days of an over-ssue of Mr.. TnBSnoLM's
promises to pay" a continuance Of such 4
policy would very soon bring US to the starya-
ton point. Facts are facta, and cannot be con-
troyert-d.
Those of our patrons who prefer paying $500
or The Adrcr;scr in provisions, at old prices, in
preference to. $50 in Confederate money, are ur-
gently exhorted to do 20. In fact, if our " live
and let live" farmer-fronds will give the subject
due reflection, and will then act on the principles
Of the Goldcnosuc-"d do unto others, &c."-we
think many of them will pay in provisions.
Anything ip the home produce line from pump
kin to fine sugarcured ham will be highly ac-
ceptable to u.s..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
a MILITARY Row AT CArao II1.-A. ]

A. MILITARY Row AT CArao ILL.-A. j.
Smiths troops were recently at Cairo, III, this
command feel greatly disappointed and .ag.
greved that they have not received their pay
for several months. Having no money and
seeing "tlie.fa of the laud about our streets
those of the o5s-wh6 got into the town made
a regular raid upon the stores of Cairo, TAX
ing whatever they could lay their hands on,
causing immense excitement amoDgsll the
merchants and dealers, all of whom irnmedi-
ately closed up shop inshort orderr-not one,
however, before tho soldiershad helped them.
selros freely To goods and eatables. Many
Of the stores suffered heavily, some losing
thousands of dollars worth of property. A
strong guard patroled tbe-city last night, and
quiet was restored. They also: conmittsd
some depredations in st. Louis.-Cairo Dis.
patch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Dick Cheathan

NXJIIL stund the Spring Season OF 1865 at
wv One Hundred Dullurs the season.
IIe will be ut Edgefeid c. H. Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Tbursdays,-tbe remain
der of the week at Harmon Gallman's. He will
begin the season 1st February and end it goth
juno. lie will reuain al H. Guliuisn's during
the month of February, after which time Le will
be alternately ut Edgei=.i C. II. and H. Gall
mans.
BY special contract with nv Agent, Jas. NJ.
EarrispY, o? myself, mares will bo insured WITH
foal for Two Hundred Doi.ars. The money viii
be considered due at the end of the season.
THO. &. BACON.
J.nS1 2Ot o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
HE.Do'Rs ARMIES OF TIE G. STATES }
February llth, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS.
. No. 9. {

GENERAL. ORDERS.
mo. 2.
In entering upon the campaign about to
open, the Geuelal-in-C Chief feels assured that
the soldiers who have so long and SO nobly
borne the hardships and dangers of war, re-
quirs-no exortation to respond to the calls of
honor and duty.
With the liberties transmitted by their fore
fathers they Lave inherited the spirit to dc.
fend it.
The choice between war and ahject submis-
sion is before tliem.
To such @ proposal, brave men with arms
in their hands can have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace
northe right Of selfgovernment for life or
property.
But justice to them requires sterner ad-
mnni:c.. 10 those who have abandoned their
comrades in the hour of peril.
A last opportunity is afforded them to wipe
out the disgrace and escape The punishment
Of their crimes.
By authority Of the President .of the Cen.
fedetate States pardon is aunounced.to such
descrters and men improperly absent as shall
return to tue commands to which they be.
|. longwithin the shortest possible time, net
exceediag twenty days from the. publication
or,his order at the Headquarters Of the De-
par.menl in which they may be.
Tsose who may be prevented by lnterTup
Jion Of communication, iRay report within tic
time specified to the nearest enrolling officer
or other officer on duty, to be forwarded IS
soon ms practicable, and upon pres eEtiTe
certificate from such officer showing c0mpli.
ehnce with the requirement, will receive the
pardon hereby off red.
Those who have deserted 10 theSservice o.
the enemy, or who have deserted after having
been once pardoned far the same offence, and
those who shall desert or absent themselves
without authority after tho publication OF
this Order. are excluded from its ,tenebts.
Nor does the ,cffer Of pardon. extend to other
offences than desertion and absence without
permission. r..
BY the same authority it is also declar-
ed :hat 10 gcnersl amnesty will again be
granted, and those who refuse to accept the
pardon now offered, or who shall hereafter
desert or absent themselves without leave,
shall suffer such punishment as tho court:
NAV impose, and no application for elemency
will he entertained.
Taking now resc.uuon iIoin thc ia'0 I" "i'iI"
our enemies intend for us let every man q
vote all his energies to the common defence
Our resources, wisely and vigorously em'
plo,ed are ample, and with brave army,
sustained By a determined and united people,
success, with Gods assistance, cannot be
doubtful.
TIE advantages Of the enemy will nav'
but little value ID we do not permit them to
impair our resolution: Let us then oppose
constancy to adversely, fortitude to suffering.
ana courage to danger, with the, firm assnr-
anceathas lie WIG gave freedom to our ialb-
ers, wifblcss tho c'io,ls OF tleie chiidrrl' b.
preserve ii. r. i. LEE,
General
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
aAnd that is precisely what you have been

:" "And that is precisely wbnt you have been
doing in your argument. You have bcen
talking abont the independence OF the South
all the time, aud have never said Union once.
II is turkey all the time for Sou, and buzzard
all the time for ME" !,
Very true,,' replied Mr. Stephens, "and
if we ofthe Confederacy had our way, you
would be fSd on buzzalds while you;liVe, aud
given to buzzards when you de-
Whereupon Lincoln took Seward by the
arm and left the commissioners sinalssust.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

MGo MAnRY.n-a The mos. beautiful flow
ers are those which are double pinks, double
roses, double dahlins. What an argument is
this against the Chilling deformity OF single
blessedness $50 marry" is written on
everything beautiful that the eye rests upon,
beginning with the birds of paradise and
ending with the apple blossoms
''Hnmph ~ said Rose scornlulla, turning
up her pretty nose at this paragraph, which
ne gSavciy read alona to her. He-forgets
the Iii y oi. tho field, SO pure and holy in
their s;nglcucss; tk-. exquisite passion flower
the modest violet. | suppose that just
what Mrs. Poony thinks sboat twin peonies-
tl:osc two great, Fat, luhberly. babies, with
pink faces and stleak in tie fat over their
cheeks fer oyes-:hat they arc the more
beautiful for coming double; but excuse me-
FROM agreeing with the doing mother"
:. But Rose is only seventeen, and we canno,
afford to wait and SEQ what she says.oh the
subject Of apple blossoms and birds Of ra;.a.
disc when she is twenty:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Flour Wanted for the
NaVV.

TsyHE Honorable Secretary of Navy, through
. Il Maj. W. T. HOWELL, Naval Agent, Au-
gusta, TIA, authorizes me to purchase all the
FLOUR for sale in this District, for the Navy
Department and. for the present, to pay the
MARKET PRICE for the same. Therefore, all
persons having FLOUR to sell (from sack to
hundred barrels,l are cnrnestly requested to de-
liver it to me in Hamburg forthwith, as the de-
mand for it is very urgent. Cash paid ON deiY-
cry. S. Z. BOWERS. Agent
Navy Department
Hamburg, Dec 71 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Aabntistt,
For the Advertiser.
The Fall of, Charleston.
BY S. A. L.

BYS. A. L.
Time-hallowed city of my birth,
My spirit bows before thy fate;
1t mourns to know thy sunny shores
Are doomed to feel tn opprcssor's hate. ;
Joys that m5 happy childhood knew,
: Hopes of my dawning womanhood;
Were rakened on thy classic soil,
Among the honored and the good.
To me. no skies ere seemed so bright
No orange groves were half so sweet
Nor minaret, nor lofty demo,
With ole st. Michael's spirc compete.
know the night winds sadly moan,
As coming from the troubled sea;
The petrol weeps her amber tears,
And weeping cries "thou'ltyet be free"
Can the proud blood which dyes the check,
OF the true Southron, lose its fire,
So that he bow his war-worn form
Reunion with the North desire?
No let the eaglo choose his, mate
Among the vultures on the plain,
Ere the proud South and hated North,
In unison exist again.
In reverence do say, as soon :
Tho powers of Heaven and Hsdes meet,
The Pure and Holy condesccnd
In love the demon crew to greet.
No let each man fall 1T his post,
And women meet their terms with scorn;
And every child be taushtto loathe,-
Fen down to nations yet unborn.
Let burning homss and insults foul,
And rsined temples of the Lord,
Be stamped on history's deathless page
And infamy their sure reward.
T gave my boys, my only ones,
When frs, the tocsin thrilled the air;
Cnc heth in Negthern fort-
His brother isl know not where.
And had other sons to give,
Would strive to hush a mothers fears; =.
Would give the sword-bid them God speed,
Till "Liberty or Death" was theirs.
Now let the bastard hide his head,
The coward, poltroon, veil his face;
But every faithful soldier stand,
= Avail of stono" firm at his place.
Then shall each city bc avengcdi-
Each ,mauldering pile hcneonbc,
80 Point to fteedom's 0lood-bought GOAL
A freedom bough, by victory.
eb. ssth, 1865.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Edgefeld Female College
EDGEFIELD c. H., S. (

EDGEFIELD C. H., S. C.
vJ7HE SECOND SESSION of this Institution
ID. will begin March 9Th, will continue until
July 2lst, nnd will be closed by an Examination
and Q Concert.
TERMS.
Tuition in Collegiate Course, including
Latin, $1,000
Tuition in Aci.lomic Course, - c0,D0
French, 90
Drawing, soon
Music, including use of
instrument, 1000
Contingent Fec, 1O,OG
Bonrd, including Fuel and Lights, Sl2 per
month, to be paid III provisions Mt old ratesk'
Buardcrs must furnish their own towels, sheets,
pillyw cases, blankets or mforts coverlos. hand
soap, and drinking cup. All the pupils arc re-
quested to bring tLcir School Books with them.
Payment will be required strictly in advance.
A liberal discount will be Made III favor Of re-
rugcrs WHO have lost thsir property, and the
needy families y; soldiers:
A nir price will be- paid frr all the text h.oks
that may bo needed, even if thcy arc old. Per-
soas having ties. hooks will con Ter 4 favor OIL
he prblic Wy selling them to tic College.
Rgv NJ. W. SANS, Principa'.
!, ,:e ull siro :ur '.or IS cts; bacon Is to II
cts pork rett s'cts ;allow II cty; hcuf 10 cts;
mutton ~ to - rt-.; best fru~ $40, iHIcT or *
per barre! corn. ,:ical and rc,s 81 sweet pota-
tnea 81 t. - cts. per bnshn fowls IL 10 % c's.
piece ,urkoys ;;l,j0 to 81 per pair syrup 20 ets.
per gal.; eggs l24 10 Is cts y2r doz; fudder and
hay 81 Hundred WOO! y Sd f"ur bor.c load.
Mar tr Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
HEADQuARTrGs ARMIES :. OF The G. S,
Feb. lltn, 1865.

). The discipline ansa efficiency OF the. army
haze been greatly impaired BY. men lca7ns
ll.eir proper commands to join others, in
which they find service more agreeable:
This practice, almoet as injurious in its
consequences as tie crime Of desertisn, by
the articles Of War, exposes the offender to
similar punishment, ard subjects the officer
receiving him to dismissai from the army.
1t is therefore declared that he, provisions
Of Ger,eral Order 10. 2, OF. this date, from
Ar;ay Headquarters apply to such men as
have.lctt their commands and joined others
without he;ng regularly transferred: They
will receivs the pardon promised in that Or
DER up,n complying with its conditions, Or
sulirr the consequences attached o..neglec-
ting it.S7
Tie nawcs Of such abseptees will be forth.
with reported to these Headquarters by the
officers with whom they are serving, ard i'm
mediate measures taken TO. return them to
their proper commands. :,
As soon as practicable, On inspection will
be made, and charges will be preferred
against those who aegleet to enforce this Or
der.
r. i. LEE,
General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
brought to the Jail

nF. this District, on the lith JAM, negro
man who says his nnme is BOB, and that
be belongs to Davis Hodges, living in Greeurills
District, s. c. Said Bob is aboa, IS years old.
feet 9 inches high, very darn co,nplected, and
Weighs nhoutl5O pounds.
rSe owner IL re0ursted to come forward, prove
property, pay charged, and take him away, ether
Wise. h. mil be dsu,t with US the Law directs.
l.. H. McCUIL0UGII, J. 4. D.
Feb21 #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Lost or Stolen

A FOUR per cent. Certificate. No. lo3,. for
IN $500, drawn by Z. ". Carwile, Depository.
in favor of s. E. Frceland, and dated March 18TH.
1854. ALI rrsons ara cautioned against trading
for the said Certificate. Application will be mado
at the expiration Of six weeks frola this date fer
its renewal. J. N. c. FREELAED.
Jan 81 ct @
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

gE S. D! Lee hos been confirmed as 1t.
General. Brig. Gen.. Gardner, commanding
the post of Richmond, has been made Com.
missary General of prisoners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Notice..
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. 1URIsOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whoroas, Walker +. Samuel, has applied 20
,uc for Letters of ADMINISTRATION, all and sim
gular the gonas and chattels, rights and credits
Of Walker G. Samuel, late OF tho District
aforesaid, decd. =.
These arc, therefore, to cite and adnonish NIL
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be aud appear before mo, at or
next Oilinary's Court for the said Disirir' I" hs
hold. ut Eigelicld C. H., on tho OH day OF
Mar. next, to show cause, if any, why The said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d day
Of Feb. in tho year of cur Lord one thousand
eight hunlrsl and Sixty Eve, -andin The eighty
ninth wear Sf the Independence "f sonh Caro-
lima. w. \. Dohioo"'
= Mar N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
General Order ]

no. /. =,
In obedience tc General Order No: g. Ad'
jutant and Inspector Generals Office, 9TH
February, 1865, assume command OF the
military forces of the Confederate States.
Deeply impressed with the difficulties and
responsibility of the position and humbly in
voking he.suidance of Almighty God, | rely
for SUCCESS upon the c1urage and fortitude Of
the army, sustained by the patriotism and
frmncss OF the people, confident that their
united Efforts, under the blessing of Heaven,
will secure peace aud independence.
The Headquarters nf the Army, to whish
all special reports and communications T.ll
be addressed, will be for the present with
the Army Of Northern--Virginia. The stated
and regular returns and reports OF each ar
my Department will be forwarded as hereto
fore TO the Office of the Adjutaut and lnspec-
T. u Ter General.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

Peg Lincoln's heir apparent To the Yankee
throne, his son Bob, has entered the United
States army as csptsin on Grants staff.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
TIE many Friends OF Capt, JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate hin, as q Candidate
f,r TAX COLLECTOR at the next election:
D &c Q teS oV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
D &C o
Notice.

WE hereby notify sll person, !ndtlaea 10 the
wv Estate Of W. 4. Rutland, decd, that from
and after this date that Nc Sll not receive 'bs
present currcncy an.s's com PEELED 6y law:
EMsLEi LOTT. MA o''
F.h2r St
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Notice,
Notice.
Eor. FAY CaIIector.

For Tax Collector.
The Many Friends of D. A. j. EELL, Gs9''
respectfully nominate hi,n as Candidate fer
Tux Collector at the next election.
.9,-dS to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
General Lee,s Order. !.

We have been furnished with the following
orders Of Gen. Lee upon his. assuming the
chief command of our armies:
:. HEADo'Rs CONFEDERATE AMY,
9Th February, 1865.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
For Sale.
For Sale.
Iron. for Sale.

EDR ssie mt this t'fi"e lot of GOOD IRON
T. "Lich will be sold at bargain.
Feb 81 u %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-30

MATCHES, Jewrlfy, Fancy Goods, Cutlery
W Clocks, and Military Goods every dc
scripuon such aS Swords, Epauleltes, S4shrs
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c Military cnmpamie
furnished complete It'll every article.
Now opening magnificent stock of New
Goods, such as A rican, English. German an,
French Jewelry. IN sets and IN single pieces
Best quality Gold Watches, English Levers
Skeleton DO, Duplex, Anchor E,caPemcnt, lie
ines, some very small f ladieS,set with pearl:
aua diamonds, elegantly enamel!ed, lrdcpenC
rnl and Quarter Second " at hes, Hunting Il
carel gold alches III every variety.
R;ch China Vases, from Paris and Dresden
French and Spanish Fans.
Silver, Gold, IVORY Pearl and Leather Care
Cases, do, d., do, Port MonaeS.
Elesa Gilt and iironzed Clocks ,Candlebras
ALBATA WARE-Spoons,fn lks, lad!es but
ter knives, &c, OF the hest qualify.
Plated tea and coffee sets, casters, waters
cake baskets, vegetable dishes. turecns, butter
dishes, candIestcks. teakelics urnS, sail &c lars
Tortoise sheilcombs, new styles, English aud
American table cutlery, scissors, pen knives, IA,
2ors. sporting knives music aOXes, 2. 3 4, 5
and pairs Of jewellers scales, weights, &c.
Natchmakct>' loos and materials; Wa oh
Glasses OF every description; compel, uso"rt-
ment of dentists Files.
G.. b. & Co., offer the above goods on the We
ry best Terms, val! and examine.
Jolly 5, 1865. y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-30
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