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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30


of Nevada as the Of said appeal writ OF
may require and each Of these courts shall DO the
sor the supreme court Of Nevada Tertoy to all such
cases. with full power to hear and determine the same,
and to award mesne final process thereon And from
all judgments DEGREES of the supreme court Of the
rory of Nevada prior to It's admission into the Union
have the right to prosecute appeals and wrs Of
ror to the Federal courts as they would have had under
the laws of the United States If this act had been passed
simultaneously with the act admitting said State into the
Unon porided That said appeals shall be prosecuted
and said wrs Of sued out st any time before the
SEC D. And be1 further enacted, That no possessory
action between individuals in any of the Courts Of the
United States for the 81 any H H. ,ct
that the paramount title to the land on which such mines
are is in the United States but each case shall DO sd
Judged by the law Of possession
Approved, February q, 1865. fu sI
AN ACT to revive certain Provisions Of the Act entitled
IAN Act further to provide for the Collection OF duties
on Imports and Tonnage approved March three,
eighteen hundred and fifteen, and for other purposes
Be enacted BY the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America in C6gress assembled
That the first sentence of the second section Of the act
entitled An act further to provide for tho collection of
dnss on imports ana sfosnnage approved March three
lawful for any collector naval officer surveyor inspect
or of the customs, well any adjoining district as that
to which he belongs, to stop search and examine any
carriage or vehicle Of any kind whatsoever and to ston
any person travelling foot beast Of burden ON which
he shall suspect there arc goods wares merchandise
which subject to duty, which shall have been in
roduccd into the United States in any manner contrary
law; and If such officer shall stop any goods wares or
merchandise on any mch carriage, vehicle person
travelling on foot or beast Of burden which he shall have
probable believe subject to duty have been
unawully introduced into the United States he shall
seize and the for tra" be, and the
hereby revived and reenaccd and every such beast of
burden carriage, vehicle, together with the teams
other motive power and all the appurtenances used in
conveying such goods, wares merchandise, shall be
subject to seizure and forfeiture In like Is by
law now provided In regard to such goods wares and
xlrlIG ana faxfut<
covered under this In consequence Of such seizures
shall be disposed of provided in other cses by the
section of the act entitled An actto regulate
al March second seventeen hundred and ninety nine
aud the last proyso said ninety first section y hereby
repealed. 4sr. N 60 u
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.r,nel YanlIkl;ees, an faiffieid..

The further tho Yankees proceed in: South
Carolina, tho more fendish and dcmoniacal they
become. Fairfield District has bcen completely
-desolated in all its lonsth and breadlk no neigh
b.rhood OF yicinitysescapcd. Almost every house
Of any pretensions throughout tho country was
burned; I; tie. destitutipn of the people, from al
accounts, is more perfect and more deplorabie
even than that: Of tho inhabitants Of Columbis.
TAe.felds aud highways in; every direction ar6
reported to- be thickly s.rewn with dead horses,
males, COWS, sheep, hogs and dogs-the brutal foe
shooting down even the dogs. In :Winnsboro,
the county town, twenty seven hon,es wereb burned;
among them the Episcopal Church. New made
graves were openedin search oftreasursi marble
aslabs and monuments wore ru,hlesaly iorn from
their places and hurled to the ground. Several
prominent ci.issns, non; combatants. web cap
tursd and carried off, .Rumor bath it tbat Dir.
Palmer, State Senator from Fairfield, being takun,
was chained behind aiwason aud pricked NTH
bayonctsao make HIN keep ap,.- Mr. Ps.:aer is 3
gentleman Of IsixtS-fye, venerable apd of the
highest character, dignity. and intelligence. :.
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Gad., Jos ohnsfon once lI0fs TO the

Gad.s Jos Johnsto ON once Nos to the
Rre aciS
gfsst md eMuxshasr'
last boan ealled from Ills
talents aud prsstlss country
n The Of sauerauaSa iag ciscumstancos, Sl
past nets and pressas. feeling, but one
nun nun sin nsriea Ii at pat sornmapd
OF the Army of Tsunssaes and that MN asen.
Iosgra 81 ohssroy. Gonss whoeo
military elevation In the eyes Of tao aatioa,is Is
almost nnapp pf6achable55 whose ;reatnsss IS dss.
.,i1c, and whose gooSAess is q tthems oi eaalass
delight to his couatryn en-, ooald NOT sapnly tho
place Of Gen. sJo oHssros WITH That army. Tie
reason is fiat the soidaiera b,iId ssiri hopes on
him, anu put thei. as fonn2ae
Honor rock Neither genins nor genefa can
supply tho place of his sicalcori which bind.
an army ste,a beloved comma nasr: Con. JouN-
sToS Is tho man for the p1ace. .grhe sseat5 5zEn.
'g4sshas nousto deal With tho grsatl 5tavsyox.
The iafter has been put in command very late in
.theacaupi piaign, bnt witBsS 1ssohnl Judgment and
oisar dasus.. Iiilli soon scan the fisld
thoroughly, and speedily bring GIT opt Of dark
lneHs. E 81 2 ~ b IL
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FSom Richmond.
aThe Richmond .E.eamlIaer. of Bic 2SSs

The Richmond EraRslaer OF the 2Sd has mas
thef3llowfng items Of intellig igence: s 7.
we learned, officially, st . late hour
.night that. General Joseph E. Johnston mas.
rdered BY this. Government tore
port TO General { zee for duty 1t is believed:
that General Johrsten sbes Immediately
appointed to oc9mmand the army in front tsof
sherman. s:SiSs'3s
s1hcre gas some heavy firing on the Rich
-mond lines yesterday atsnnrise and atsmc.iz
dian, supposed tosbe an expenditure Of Tan-;
kes ammunition IN thesway zof 8 salutess e
joni compliment to George Fastingt ton yes
terday was his natal day and that modern
e sseusatish, W liam Tecumseh Sherman.
The War Department has official intelli.
Sesnce OF successful affair of some of sMosby's
Inen. On the 18th instant MAJOR Richards.
with thirtyeigh INT men, attacked q party of the
enemy, one hundred and twenty strong of
whom he killed and wounded twenty FIVE.
Among the wounded were Q major and cap.
tain. BE captured; sixty -four prisoners and
ninety horses. q He had one man siightly;
wounded. X 60
Admiral Buchanan, captured at M bile, has
been returned to; Richmond. The fagg-of-
truce best goes; down agaid FRIDAY s
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We miss them IS Sadly.

The: number oc- our exchanges is bceomin g
small by dsgroDss aud sadly; y;less. Yankuo; van.
daliss, ;amaking itself felt heavily this, asin
,almostiossry othcr,7sa va Sigh for: the calm
Sdignised, di,passionats eourie, the eloquent,
fiery, impassiopcd llertsry;; thesquiet, sterling,
oysr-rsliablo Guardiaa; thefolegant, refined;
ssssthetic carolinidiai. We sigh for thsm, but 10
SEQ them moi. Whore are 4S..sse lights Of
oar State win each ono not rise Ike the Phoo-
mix, and again do hattlo for tho South and its
:csEsea And in ..he West, tho rairs haze de-
siconded, and the foods hare COME, md theawinds
ihsye blern, mud lSeten UPON the land and anoa,
the watils5y in d5E.eassneo 5whersaf anr friouaa
o; Mobile Mohtg gomes;, Columbus, ard ss:aco',,i
no longer reach ,psss Here's a double: :healh "a
yon,, Cohsiitat,nalis,, and Caroaisls isseaaiael.
and Pdc:Geatoy, and cirisGa, 4dsordts and
1BapGA BeepG, anl Sort1cra Pcc;b ierffa. Nay
the place that kaows yoa nov, know yoa unin.
tsrrptodly until a. D. ssoen.
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Inl;fe he filed . soldiers place, -
In deathshes filled ssold ldiel's sravess


LITTLE WINNIE E.: dan ghter 7of G.sJ. artls
District, S. c., on Wednesday, .ths 22d Of Eeb;
iii the 9th year-of her age. - 80
This sweet little, child suffered intensity for
four days. akilIful physisian exerted, every
effort to arrest the, diseasc d deyotca mother,
relatives dnd friends gaYc their most devoted at-
tendon, but oil in vain. The NH sof 3od, usss
that she. should die; and to- that: Will Feshumbly
bow: : We prayed for her, but ne Knew not uhat
was.best osour Heayenly 81 ather mefcfnlly re-
fused to grant cur prayes. f9e has taken chcr-
sway,; and though the dearsst ekcn onesmis her
csdly her merry Toice. her lnng gslimples,AH
golden cpgls, ret ne dosnot repjas. We knoE
isha is now . lRtte angel IA Heasen, for ~ IsSiE,s
.Nas q Sunday, school Scholar; and loved especial
ly that pretty iit:ls hymn g \;
/, CT want to be IN angel; = ss u
7 And with tho ans GELS aand,
A. NcroEn upon my forehead, &; Il 81
"a hard 8 ith;n 1sy hand. 81 -;
- Qhere, right hefore my sSsSiour, Il
So gIoriops and so. .brigh sezr
~ I'd wake the sweetest music, -.
!. q And praise him with delight. ~ -
During hersillness she would often ask, for her
.dear.Father and DF6ther, who are now in ftse
army, they were ienisf the happy r.ivi.ego.
of ever being greeted;b by her on esrlh again, bat
do not grievc, dcar bcfeaye1 enes. for this sweet
little child. Jesus has taken her himself ior
hesaid suffer little children t come unto me, and,
forbid then no., for OF such is the Kingdon!ef
Heaven - ~ -
:, To us Rho bore this child away, :. .,..s:.
No pang Ike ;this Wa giren; ,B ;, !.
~, The door we shut upon hsr tomo, -.
Inclosed her safe in heayen."
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mobile rhrsat oned7
"a MouII,E. Ala.. bfafsi,

q lIODIIE,a aAla., March a =
Moblsis is strongly hehaeed. Gen. ..,daury
las ia.hea e CIRCULAR, advising tbs. peo5i, to
pfsparb for its defence: gtges 9ron combat.
iants I'd leave tie city. s
The exchange N nisasoners yssts,dgr
eyening received intor.aetiG;r thsarrisal IN
Hay d large ,itynber iGonied Eur isoners
fem Slip Island and Ne@ 0rlssrs: 81 i.rhhSy5 hhSy5
expected M to-day. to.el wi! IL
frctsaeh arrang gement5 as, will Embrace 5tbos
exchange q nit ptispaars capturetlj in Ibis de-.
partmspt,
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The. Enemy in Barn,weII5 II g.

Bbir. az. n. III altnaIY, the Insend9 Int Of Black
vile, has FURNISHED us With some very inter
esting facts CONNECTED with the passage o
kthe enemy sthroug tlas neighboring District
of Barhxst.s Their recital now%is but the
repetition of,a twice told tale.;yet they have
been recorGsd for thesintcrest Of those who
may come after us, as exhibiting the diabol
ism OF tlie foe with whom We have had to con.
tend in our struggle fol. Independence.
TIE 20ShArmy Corps, under command Of
Slocum, q genuine 1oRnrdsster, from that
cotton-spihning potasotpateh, Rflods sIs!and,
passed through Barnwell;and long. will: he
held in remembrance that body 0fsimmacu-
late Yanked patriots. KlpatriciS's cavalry
were, Qflcourse, the arant coltzic,s, and dis
ported themselves With that swagscring air
peculiar>to upstsftish bragggarts and feo#.
ards. ~ W 49,: - ,ss,, ~
:. At Barnwsll; Court Hoass the Yankees
were ;ersatatic.in The thought tLat thew were
punishing South Carolina; Neither age OF
sex was spared insult ytoutias... and robbery.
Buildings of all sorts were burned, although
tic os:cusih,e order. was that nsn.. but unoc.
cupied houses were, 70 be destroyed. Yet.
from Erivates, the ilfor1atio ionl; was obtained
t. ataf fine residences were to be laid ilf
sru n5.,.. -.
The Masonic Hall, abuilding detached ffom
all-othersswas covered with oil and trfren--
tine, ,snrd then.fred.: Masons do not seem 10
abound in thes Twenlieth 5. 5::
TIE puhlisher OF sthe Barnweii Sentinel
lost heavily; but succeaded id saving some of
his printing Eaaaterisi ysburyibg IT,. :
Everybody wss robbed iicdisarininately-s
the aged, sick ard helpless ffsrea alike, being
deprived Of tie last 2iborscf OF food. 2parh
of Yankees with several wagon ioad6 Of stolen
supplies appfoa clss6 the house Of an old plan.
ter and ldired II he had seesl any !. rebels
lately: The gentleman locking sskance, an
s!wered 1iths mo,o than native cuteness {,
. W yes, th.re were foftyser ffty over in
tlesfield q few minutes so.g The arrsn.
coT7rds did not pause to ascortaln:th truth
hat quickly cut the traces: and rode of al full
speed on the ina,es.s,
. In The littieyoWno Of BiackyiIie fGrts ihtea
houses were destroyed. The Baptist Chnrcti
wsss stesecrated by tie sacriicgious knares,
t#o balls being held in it which wee attcn-
ded bysa miscege mating crowd of niggefi Sna
Yankee odicers. they tsen sLurned the BIZ
blcs, hyma and Sunday School books and the
church ornaments. Tie Methodist Church,
Jared Eosbstter, having been used asa stable.
The Posi- cthce was sacked and The mails de-
stroyed. No person wessleft unmoies.ed, and !
he y KEGS had tle names Of several parties
whoni they designed treating with, especial se-
verify. .,-.s,l
Phey haze; apechl.r psnchanis f,r silver !
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-.Fo Farmers.

,E HAEE.a large lot OF GSver1masnt Il SRsEs
Il and .siUlES,-s. few good. Mprcss s.tlang &c,
these animals ars in gtod coIhition for, fzsniinf
spnraesss. viii oxrhungc in the ,sfopgrtionSof'
tno, thtee or moro, for oEo q oEl HORSE or:
MULE in proper condition fsr SrtiiIsry+o or army
tran.por tlon:s All desirous af Mixing such e1-
schango arc requested to cali early So:
si,s.s I'LL NJ CLIO oLSoSl ltiog' 'nt. CONT So
Edr.Gull e.. H.; Mar Tth y 5tt,ss2l ~ ryis
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Worthy Of Christ ians and Gent lelnen..
GO s. The libcraI heart deviseth libsrel taipgs'
The Graniteyills aaufaetusing Company has
contributed $40 70 the relief of tlis sufferer,
m Columbia In sfseE, tho hand Of this enligb-
tened and benevolent corporation has eYcr been
spsn as thsday: tp the cry Of the needy. BY the the
unstintsd muni6 6cence above recorded; tho Gran
sitsyiiio sdaaufactufing Company has acquired 4
fame among us, thatwa md our postoldty viii not
fail to remember with proud and grats5 Il hearts,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Gen. IS iIas7s a Amncsty. RECOMMENDATION. i.

Gen. Lees Amnesty Proclamation. ~
This prco On VII Ia found in Our:oolumns
to-day. Lieut.. Moses, ENROLLING oflcerof Bdgs-
field District Bas. boon notified ly tho proper uu-
therities that this order, having been published
first in this Department on the.a4ths February,
1885, takos date from.ho said 2 itl-.aad not from
the tth February, the original itho order
itsclEs,ss.3 81 ~ -
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For tho Advertiser.

To- the Absentces from the 9th Bat.
talon, s. C. Reserves.
S All s5sentees fsorns;ths ssbsys command are
urged to return to their command as soon as prac-
.tisable. Your comrades (nrs now confronting tho
randall foe, and yodr country calls in thundsr
sopes for alto BY to the rescue. The wnils Of
esfsncelsss women, aud the piteoas cries Of hslps
children, have been borne. aloof upon the
,aabcnt flames that have consumed .he dwellings
over their bends, and they: stand unayenged.--
Gen Johnston has been: restored, ) chisftsins
around whoss standard alrmay Faliiy with alea=s
.sonabIo hope that victory wi..l and ttat
triumphant SUCCESS win crown :yonr sfsrtss Cam
you, will you lofscr delay trust gnoeI lbss.s;
slieYe not. a,
Then let all ,who are ready te. rstasn report To-
mo forthwith, that The necessary arrangements:
may Be made for their early departure.
"a. j HAAsM0ND
- u 4. Gsa. s.. 9.
Hamburg, Mar
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zEgsS Reward.

j Tvdst ANA bo;:adis.s reward viii .Es pail st
this ofieS nr any Nsrc else the = III
plcasailtaesss and lhe "pathsssof peace, which:
.strayed tor rather; 1wero stolen tho soatfi-,
srn confSderacy some four years aso. We gi7e
no odsscrip;ioa of them, as We imagine paopls
bsyeua. aajts farsottpa thsH.
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g Take ye ]. heed fer RlaimenI,. =,

e Every man. ht TO- plant "a much cotton; ;as
no il aIlovod to-ofa col.iaerablo patch, at all
events. otherrise 10 nay bsiaft out clothes:
Consider eae immcnse quantities of cotton that
have been burned hippsa out Of tho
country anu tllsd imnsnse quantitiss thai may
fbe burned or captured. OF ceuTss there is
not wool enough in :sle land to cidtbe ua. Do
mot fail theroforssito plant cotton. ,1would be
sfoaffnlIy uncotnfo SAY moi hin of the
:indveency Of The ethinee go naSed
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Tie spirit Of tlis women of South Carolina
seemed 70 astonisfi De Yankees. They could
not: comprehend the calm bbarnics end larance,
ofthose high born adiies;; aud they frsdnentty
remarked Ihat-under al Che eutfage aud in.
sultand injury hesped upon then, tthey had
seenno South Carolina woman in steara for:
.he loss of property abatiI,s stSor tit
:tiIof ffhe discrimination to stand BY stbe.ca1se
Of liberty.
:s,..5S: - Constitutionalist.
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ss.rhe Yankees in their route, renr 8tone
Mountain, Georgia, robbed LITTLE church of
.itsBible aid Hymn book, lamps were bro.
ksn.to pieces library broken up, the commit
MON table tdiensout and used for q dining;
table, aud the house coDFerted :into4 gam.
bling sslopp. -
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Relief 4: II fGoa,r e, Columbia.


Coz sG. NJ. Doso4 Ant has been desig ignated
W his Excellono5, the Governor. as agsHt for
soliciting collecting and forwarding supplies Of
provisions, clofhing. bedding sc, for the deSa-
ituts and suffering people Of colunsia Col Duso-
'SArT herewith appeals to the people of every:
part Of the District for Of thi. SORT
and to this eua. Major GEoRas a. ADDISON has
generously yolup pteersd to receive md take care
Of sent to gssfeld q. Il. Major
ii. VIII recefvo them at TIC store formerly ocen;
pied BY BL1sp q BuTrEE Col; ;DusoyANr him
sslf viii roceiIa such supplies ut Ninoty six De-
pot. s;;s s
There j; not the slightest necessity to setforth
the crying necessities gsf the Columbia people; !;
every one; knows their doep distress and destitu-
.sion: Augusta has already contributed s1C0 900
totkeir relief. Edgcfsld has also sent to asm
four or five .Salns5ls loads Of provisions but as
yet, the nsa.seot the people Of tho District have
igigsn nothing. For Gods sake, lotnot Edgsdaid
bs behind hand in this matter Of common love
and isy And for Gods sake, lot her not
;postpne nor ll-doins until thu eleventh hour.
as 50 would that mon: should do unto You, do 70
.ersn 10 unto them" Ne.suote very often, but
MOTTO, oftan
y SeTfraf mnnifcont contribut tions in money hare
bIen sft insoar hands. for tho purpose aboyc-mens
ssionod. q contributions OF .ali sorts will herc-
after te published in tho 4 Adrertis:r: = {.
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Age1lcy AKIN Kind.

IEEN.. S. G, Feb. ed d, 1855.
FSSyH Q. arsStcers Of Easeseld, Lrx:ns stsh and:
n uppuf part Of Bsrnwh!l "a Districe vii .pisase
deliver their hes as esrlyas prasticaBls.
- The supplies necessary to- maintain tie army
Whiie psssiog through hero, and encan poi; ;atahis
place, hayo btsn entirely exheustsd, and #., ares
5dailysi need. WM.a ROACH sASeSt.s
-; bfnr - 2t- y
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Enrellhng ofEce;, ;

: Ead EEtELD, q. @, Mar. tth $50:
fEsaE MsdieRl ETaminiag Bolri ia.l iris tDis.
strlcti wilt Eol'eits next meeting at Ills pIacs
Saturday,, the 75th aIaroif ss5, ,ss -
IS. ,,s+-. F.sJ. MUSES., Jr,, 10
- Lieut. L Enrolling Oficsf. !
MAR g - sss 3 -. - ~ II ~.
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{ II i a 'DV I. q C / Sc &.
JAlsss r sAeoN, EDITOR. s..
ysNT,gE5si,sy;s. II 4 q q. Iaes
!. Second Sessions

On Monday last began the sseoGnd session os
our Bouriiahing and wei. eOndact4dS female Col
3loge. Soc the advertisement Of the Rev: s.
,SArs. - q n ~ y
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'5:n a,.Tterina 81 I,nsIness.

y IN The Rartering Business. 4.
Several of onr fricnda and patrons. taking sd:
syantase Of our offer to receive ono dollar inpro.
syissoniy at old prices, in payment for one
yeat'ss subscription TO tho have beer
mai hears reioise by sending us sandry
gaed J; FOR which kind considerable q
sha1i .ejser be}yery. srstiful.
fTrssssf. A. p, on5of Edsefeld's bost gnd most
Christian mothers, sends us two gallons of Sor-
ghum Syrup, as bright. clear AMI delightful Is
anybody Can mako: We, are gratifed to know
too that she:so highly prizes the Adeeati,er, for
iin.s;notc, accompanying tho syrup, she Spys:
!" Do continue mS papcr. have been reading
the Aapsrtiser regularly for the last tNenty-nine
years, pnd. in my old ago do not feel that can
ii,pDnse With rs pleasant weekly visits
(: Then there Is cid Mr. r, !" an lsncst mantle
noblcsEwork of Godgo uho sends US small ham,
weighing nine pounds, iu pay fOr his Paper, With
ehersInark that hs trusts it viii be tho means Of
.hisfeoiving tho Advertiser for one yoar ofcourse
IT. will, Mr.. F.,-and you riIl please alloH US to
return you our thanks.
another lady, tac g better-hu!fo Of q gallant
soldier in LEES Virginia army, sends us four
pounds Of sweet fresh butter, and INDUCES the
hops that &c. /" niay long be spared by SHERMAN
IN lall of tho Internal Yankee tribe, to continue
tee publication of tho 4doesiiser." We take our
hat of to Jou, Mrs. B. for that delightful butter
AMI earnestly and anxiously and devoutly pray
that your Lind wishes relntiro 10 ourselves aud
the ED. AD. may DO abundG6tiy FOnlizod.
Then Mr.. III. B., a hard-working and right
minded nap, bringsus ODE snsheI Of meal for
his subscristiop, saying that no had none 10,
spare but would rather do witl less brcad, ,cthan
stoJy. deprived of The old Adrettiser altogether.
Wsapprstiats the, cemplluelt- land especially
1hemesl. Hope others viii do likewise, for With
u.s. at this tiaie, trcadsis certainly the estaf Of
.iissa.o iiiissao .. &. :. o.
And t.icp Mr.. j. r. e.; a suoecssful and an: in.
tclligent tiller1 tho soil, and a man i'm whom
!avs. SIR lis tol!o#-m.1 is predominant
trait. tell, us 10 sonl along ,apsr, If wc are
,riHiagto acceF. a big f4s turkey gobblcr in pay
for the year 1855. Nos wort ne have -a gay
time rhen that gobblsr arri1cs. and poot no al, 1
f-or, The Editor down 10 the Devil ss gobblc up
that gobblcr with keen and "a appeti5iog relish.
Iarrah forsIIr. f. and all like him!
Z The listoS sio gproyision and homo produce
LIST, ,tbi5 week; sent Us sussieioas booking jar
which We imagined was pickles or Loney-an-
othsr sid lard--apd one. said more buttur-buti
oa oxuainatian it proved to be 500 Saap q Tie
bearer Of sa:d i:rihandcd rs the annexed pointed
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
A.sYesy. Fa;r opportunitY.

f. Capt. AUGUsTus ToIrKiSs, of Co. ID Kemp.
ton Legion, Inns lnen authorized BY tho Enrolling
oficer Of Edgclsld Districss to sssemsie together
linen nsail Districts who may now % utseat
from their commands in Virginia, and lead them
back to ;that:state Capt. ToaPkiss requests Us
to. advertise that all Stockholders as nay nish.td
join him, mustrendeGyous at t7fcsssrfs: II, by
Friday night nost. the 10Th inst. And an lauch
must como aioatt.d. lie has como twenty or
tHenty fTc aao fellows already bearokcn, and de-
sires to extend opportunity to all. Tho rail
roads being ncz trofe up ip; every
this nil undoubtedly bc tEc.safcst and pleasant
est wny to return 10 Virginia. = -;