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OBITUARY.

a'nx grim. ~Reaperr Of the Human Race is
ever abroad with bis sharp sey,hc, sweeping down
tho tcnder flowers as well as tho boarded grain.
IIo td NOT pass by tho s,Toctiiitlc iowsret which
is The subject of this notice.
ELIZA GO0DE, the only surviving chiS
DR.. S. G. and Mrs. NJ E. MenLET, dcps--,, -: o.
life, March 10th, 1855, with con-, su e .Iis .hs
oSf ss! saseield G ns ssr :. s years and Il days.
Ln,s an'sp.s ahc i,eely little girl was tho "a
VoT!s ~ .a % circle oi iriec Is her attrssti re
ee"Rta".Lrce. and cheerful voics, can bess as mo
n'rre, but will ever DO remembered by tho iresiae
eireio an'' b. her sorrowing littlo sehoaimatcs,
whose love she had gained hy her sweetly win
ming hammers. No rs2ro will her bright BEAM
ing eyes and merry voice conc Ia gladden. tho
hearts. of hor deeply bereaped parents, whose al
most insupportable grief is malo kocne- in the
thought that they we're absent from her whom the.
briSht.E:nged angels came TO escort their bcauti-
ful little sister from this home OF disappointment
ana aoTCi, to q Land Of ctcrMal funshinc, immor-
tslity and loTo. She was sick scarcely twenty
four hours, and hersdevotea parents being no.
ocssarily Mt so great, distance from her, that
they failed to reach THO jewel oftheir hearts be-
fore tho spark OF life had parted forever.
But in heartfelt sympathy for the bcroaved
ones, We trust they will bo enabled to bow sub
rnissively to this painful dspensation of Provi-
denee. Timo alone, with Christian fortitude can
heal tho wound 90 suddenly inflicted Tho'Great
Rulor of NIL evcuts has takon this sweet little ecn1
from amid tho thorns and .histles of earth. and
made her shining littlo chsrub in The pulaco OIL
His Immaculate love.
Though ii be hard to bid thy heart divide, =
And lay the gem of I'll thy loyo asido,-
Faith tells tLec, and it tells thee not in vain,
That thou rhaltmcst thy darling yet again.
QsE. WHO LOVED HER. ]
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Negro Soldiers in /" Ole virginny.
RICHMOND, March %

ilSiiMONU u1oiSh 1859
Several thousand persons assembled in the
Capitol Square this afternoon to witness the
parade ol u battalion Of troops from Camps
Jackson and Winder, including two comPa,
MES ofnegroes.
The battalion marched through the princi-
pal streets headed by brass band; and pro.
ducad quite sensation chiefly among the
negro population. Tic interest Of thy occa.
sion was lesseued by failure to uniform and
equip the hcgro soldiers.
they we're armed with muskets, and went
through the nanual as well rs could be ex-
peotod, for the short time they had been
tiriilad Several regiments of negroes are in
The course Of formation in different. parts Of
Virginia.
Az order from The Adjutant General rsla.
live to recruiting colored troops in the Con-
federate States says III officer will be assign,
cd in each State Charged with the enrolment
ard disposition Of I'll recru Is. No slave will
be accepted as q recruit unless with the OWL
er,s con:cnt ty written Instrument, conferr-
Ing as F,s as he may the rigis Of freedmen.
Appointment OF officers OF companies will
be made by the President,
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MATTERS and Things in Al6bama and
Missfssippi.


We ara very much Indebted to MAR
TIN for large and interesting batctnf late Selma,
Columbus, Meridian, Montgomery and Macon
papers, This obliging and intelligent gentleman
has been scjournng rear Grenada, stiss., for sew
eral weeks, since tho beginning the present
year, anu came out East by way, Of Jackson, Nc
ridian, Selma, Be-. While in. Mississippi, he
visited Hcrnando, which is only fisten or twenty
miles below Memphis. Mr.. M1RnShas Of courac
had fine Opportunity Of gathering gs1nuch reliable
information concerning matters ans things in the
West, He tells US that 'beliesod in Missis
sippi and Alabama that a grund fosr- -bandod raid
is being organized by eAsBr afssl THOMAS for
those Statcsa Yankee columns ara to start from
Eastport, Memphis, tvickshurg AID Pensacola.
Tbs Eagtport and Pensacola columns are expected
to meet at. Selma, and tie Monphf, and Vicks-
burg expeditions, at Meridian. Iat tho people
are in no wise excited, relying naon Gems. Dick
TAYLOR and FoRnEsTs 70 hng sa these grand
icsigas to naught. Gen. TAYLoR,Swith an army
of.infantry is ct Meridian Gen. foRnEsf, "the
Wizard of the Saddle, . with army Of cavalry,
is at West Point, on the Mobile auS Ohio railroad.
The waters Of the Big Black and Yazoo we're
highs. than ever known bofore- (which would pro-
vent column, leaving yicksburgs} Provisions for
nine months have been thrown into Mobile, and
tcvory thing else requisite for along seigeIhas
been accumulated there. THoMARfentir army in
North Mississippi, North Alabamatand Tennessee
including garrisons, supposed notto exceed twen-
ty thoiisand. Gucrrillas are re;doinEa,yc.y aetfse
and lucrative business; aHd as soof rs the wood:
ars green, and blankets Gun bethrewn aside, these
States will furnish 1900 lnentto bushwhacE
THOMAS army on every meuntail, mud to retard
his movements through eycrJ3ipsss and dcfile
sh3,,..d THOMAS attsmpt to move through Missis
sippi, Gen. FORREST stands readsJ supported by
Gen. TAYIOn's infantry, To- contest his advance
inch by inch.
In Mississippi therei is the greateat abundance
provisions of ail kinds. Any anoant of corn ma.
be boughtfor $500 per buehel; Isna any amour
of bacon for 81 90 per pound. Three weeks back
|snoss were still being slaughtered by thousands
fTho growing rheat throughout Mississippi is
promising at preaent.as it is possible to be- Thcr
are now no Yankees on tho soil eof Mississippi
exccptin Vicksburg.
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Concert.

About the middle Of4April, q grand Concert
will be, given.in the Masonic Hall at this place,
in aid of the " Soldiers Home" Now, when eur
railroads are broken up, and we may constantly
expect way-worn Soldiers to be passing through
our town, is tho time wo doubly need q Soldiers
Home. The Ladies wish to enlarge their opera
1tions in connection with the I" Home" established
here last fall every body ought to help them
In helping them, they help the soldiers. The
Concert will be very varied in character-and yer;
attractive.
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TIE WHEAT CRop. .-TAe Forsyth Ga.Jour-
nal eefthe 9Th, speaking, Of iIc wheat crop,
says We are glad tosheaf that the wheat
crop looks SO Promising IT, was feared that
the severe cold weather had injured it so
that a fair yie4a would; not.bs had.o
From all Tecan learn, the breadth sown
was never widcysin the same sections, while
from all quartsrs:the appearance is reported
to-never have been better atsthis season.
Welearn, also, that there is a large guam
iity OF wheatin the country, which must soon
5Ge put upon thee market; as within ninety
days we may expect to have new.four.. There
is no. good reason for the prevsiiin. nigh
prices OF -four, and it must shortly suffer q
great decline.
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The Situation in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, March 23.-The Confederate has
tho following: -.
.sIt may be relied upon as entirely accurate
that Sherman's whole army was. entrcnched
on the morning of the Goth, and we did not
attack, but held our position and brought off
all our Wounded.
There was heavy skirmishing on the Goth
and 21st, and several partial attacks Of the
enemy were handsomely repulscds
The troops all behaved admirably, and the
Army of Tennessee has fully dispersed the
ISLANDERS that have been circulated against it.
On the evening and night of the 2lst the
enemy moved towards Goldsboro.
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CAB" said a skeptical collogiar to an old
Quaker, II suppose you are one of those
fausiics who believe the Blble.' ~
The old man replied-"I do believe the
Biblo. Do you believe it ~
"No; Il can have oproof its truth"
j; g "T4ssn," inquired cd the old man, "doea thee
"Yee; for although l have not seen it,
have seen others who have. Besides, there
is pie ty of corro6orative proof that such a
country does exist."
Then thee will not believe anything thee
or Others has not seen 2"
"No."
"Dil thee ever see thy own brains?"
"No."
Ever \ see man who did sec thema" !.
"No.s
"Docs thee believe thee has any?"
This last question put an end to the dis
cussion.
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TO Royal Arch Masons .of! South.
GSroJ;no, siesF ~ :. II. :

ooupAsIcss Our Grnnd High Priest, DR.. A.
G. MAcKeY, being within the lines Of the enemy,
and beyond the reach oftour: correspondence, I
assume The authority vested in. mo by the Con-
,stitutien of the General Grand Chapter, grant.
ing Dispeusations, receiving Communications,
&c, until the Grand Chapter of South Carolina
shall otherwise, order and, provide. :. Z.
Given under my. hand and seal ut Edgcfeld.c G..
H., this 22d day Of March in the Year of Light
1866, and Of the Discovery 1895.
- ANDREW RAMSAY, RI. 81
Deputy Grand High 4Priest!..
~ Papers friendly to the cause viii please
notice.
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Is tic I.cw Cauetry to lie left Cnpro-
E. tectcG?

Numerous accounts reach as, both from public
sr'G private sources, oF Ike unchecked aid "n-
5ril.el rsvagos o!'TOsTER's negro troops through
cut Cherieston District Thess demons have been
cut as Ear as p;nevilio, thirty ;ee or jor'y r'ils'
from tie city. and committed horrible ou!faseS
AMI derradations. Indeed Uiey a-e enaciias their
scsnes Of pilagc arson, raFs n@sro stealing &C.
&4, in every part Of the District This is too
horrible to hinl: Of One good brigade Of Cay
cry in :h.s qa,rtcr might eG:ctcaily put stop
to ;l,ssc Yankee-Nesro baTbarities. Who is in
comraaaI Of The Department? The latest news
says Gen p. II. i. :ousG. II 50, what is he
doing This state If tngs in enr,ios country
needs Immediate lca:.ing tv; 0ugh; 10 have tcen
locked 70, ard stopped .ons aso.
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r-sysTic Confederate steamer Shenandoah had
ancl,.rel AZ Melbourne, Australia. ShO was re-
ported to have burned eloycn ships during hcl
voyage rrun tho Cape of Good Hope.
es4:p Late alviccs from North Mississippi state
that Forre.. has .ac; the enemy near oakiona and
defeated ttlel.,. Particulars not yet received.
~" On :ho Goth March number c. negroes
;;.ae;ng huili a raft on Driar Creek sSnnt 100
piles below Augusta, iioaed auI and attempted to
navigate he Savannah River and so to the Yam
!:-ss in Savannai,. The craft stiucs torpedo
md !.l..w tie r4n TO piooas No mere OF the
Party has bcen heard Of since.
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Adiournment of Congress-
~ %S-- RIeHMoSp, March 10.


The House met to-day ats o'clock
After executive sessiontb tue Senate censid-
eredsthe bilito provide for back Spey'of army
andSnavy. Loste{orwant: of a quorams Yeas.
l1,-Naysl. ~
Mr.. watson from the Joint Committee ap-
pointed to wait upon the President and in
form him ofthe readiness Of Congress to adj
iourn, reported tnat they had discharged their
duty, and that the President stated he had
no further communication to make-tharin in
his recent message ihe.had fullyzexplainef his
views. on the legislation needed by the coua:
try. In so far as Congress had not acquiesced
inhis opinions, he hoped it would turn, .out
thaehe wasfmistaken. AllSmight FEEL assured
that to thafall extent of his powers, and the
yosources plseed at his disposal, it was his
purpose to proteotand defend the: country.
At two o'clock, the President pro- tenn. aa-
ioucned the Senate size die. =
The House passed. the Senate bill amend.
ing the i,aprcSs ment laws.
Afiers other busiaess ofno special interest
the House a5jorFnedesins die.
In the Seiiateson the night Of the 18th. q
rcoort was presented from the Committee to
whom wast referred the. PRESIDENTS special
message, and ,opted Without yeas and neys.
Tie repoat, says That all the measures re.
commended by the.P Presidentto promote fsse
efficiency of the army yhafe been adopted save
the entire repe;.! OF all exemptions and some
measures suggested by-him such as creating
thA!olice e General in Chief; originally pass
ed by CoBgress with = view 10 the restoration
of public confidence and an energetic admin
istfstien Of military affairs. ALI classes nov
exempt east ofthe Mississippi river embrace
about Zine thousand good dmen;s while tR;;,n-
ty TWO thousand have tb5on exempted by exc
cu:iye authority. In consequence of this
abuse Of the power of de:ail, Congress attic
present session passed an act revokire all de
t.iss; aud limitedt The exercise Of the power.
To conseript ministers Of rehgion and require
thcu, to obtain deleils topreach the gospel
would saock the religioNs Sentiment ofsthe
country, AID inliet greater iGjsr5 rpontthe
cause than Gnu be described. The conscfip-
ton of printers. and editors snseesssry te The
puahcation.o of newspapers Nsoiid destroy the
Independence OF the press and subleetssh 10
.he Control 81 tie lfizecutiTe. Physicians and
ap6,lecaries are neccssarg 10 the hc&ith c'
tne peo5!c. 10 complaints cGnec!s:N.: these
class exemptions have reached GcESrcss.
Tns Senate doessnot cpncurrin The opinion
@; tie frasidcntthattha Suspension of tae
ssf;E Of aaeas corpus Is indispensable tosthe
successful co.,tinUasce ,cf.Bar. Nor thas tie
u,iIitarSy resp rsss thatshAro occurred are ow-
ias t5 aslsc!s oflesislatife ac.i*a.
TIE closing paragraph OF the rsfoFt. ssys
that II lost c: TINS %
,ocdelib4rati.:a assemblies prof:? ?ti;'ldc IS &
,fsa! virtue in tie ,cIecati7:; and that The
,rans,hhiss;on cfske lnes&sge is wall caicaia-
ird,tn erai.s aiscord and dfssee:icE.
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For the Little EoIIis.

G. E. ELeoHu Esq, Editor of the ereonville
Is. C.) Patriot Dc Aouutaincsr, has just published
a small school boos, entitled "The child's First
Book, continuing simple lessons in Spelling and
Reading" This pretty little book is Illustrated
and appears admirably arranged for thc>youug
beginner Teachers would do well to Introduce
this primer into thcir schools. Price, by mail,
81 90. Encouro gesSouthcru enterprise.
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ass- Fssccranz has five brigaaes in Mild,c
Tennessee, securing tIo country for supplies and
recruits. The rebel soldiers thoy capture arc
given the alternative to join tho Yankee army or
be killed. Stokes Brigade is most conspicuous
in Tie werl.
.s:sz7- Jerome Clarke, better known as Sue iinn
day The notorious Kentucky fenlasc guerrilla, wa.
hung On The 18th.
s4y sirFrelerick. B rucs late ministsrt to China,
Lord Lyons as English Minister to
Washington.
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Public Notice.

A LII persons hsving in their possession any
"A Arms or Aceoutrcmsnts whatever belonging
to the State Confederate States, whether drawn,
found;nr boughtfron struggling Soldiers are here
by rigilly required to deliver the Same in tho
Sheriff g OEics Mt Edgcasld or to Lieut.. B. Bet.
tis at the Pine House, Immediately, assthey are
wanted for the public use. ~
by order of Gov. MAeRArH.
A. JONES, Capt. Go. A,
-. 9Th Rcg't. S. C. M. ).
Mar IS 7t .
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From Dalton.

AUGUSTA, March 25.-Thc Yankees burned,
destroyed and evacuated Daltou several days
ago. About 1000 of Wolford's cavalry COM
man,l moved to point about le miles north
OF Dalton. on o tour Of observation. Wof-
ford confederate General) is supposed to
have six Lhousa1d men in his entire com maud
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Cn,,ant E:;Z::..

Eltsaoyn, March, %.
iae annexed has just ooel received:
IIEap'oss A"";i,s G. s.
A.r1a %.
Hon. ). c. Beeclsins;dga, Secretary of y ar:
i;sn.. j, E.-Jelns!9n sc..::2Fts tat about
five eP. 81, os-tha 18th inst lie asSsac!;:ea the
enemy near Bsn!oaville. roujcl lilnrand cap
trred tiires guas-
4 mile il. tie rear lie rallied upon fresl
troops, bus w;.ssat yfcad back .Siowy- until So
y. II, whec Ycc2iTiug more trdopI, hc apTa-
,'entiy eiyna1e; t!!:e oi,easirs, which was se
sisted wit!lout drii:eu!tT rn;i!! ,!ars..
This morning 5o IS en;ra;.cas:!.
Oar loss IS sa,al. :, ...-,s II
The troops baheysi admirably We'll
Dense thickeis prevented rep!d operations.
yGisned) II. =, LeG:, Gen.
Unofficial telesraplic das;:=4cl.ss sag Ger.
:soanson attacked tie cncmy under Sherman
OH Sunday, ;ha 18th, at i'eatonriIle ana kill
ei,rwounde:i andSc&ptrrcd i."c l:ionssnd. Oar
loss abou. Eve -hunarcd. Tie battle was IL
nowedson Monday.
The results not known, but good up to four
o'clock, P..l
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Com Dig Co. 3, Gih S. c. c.

So The foll.wins soldiers from this State have
died in Yankee prison .. Camp paaSla7, sinee
tho lst Oct. last: W. r.. Rice, j. Spell, W. SIM
mons, J. D. Walker, aud F. Wallace. of the 2sth
5. C. Regiment; aud Vim. Randall of the lsth
5. c. Rogt So says tho Chicago Journal
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Auction! sAuction~i
Attention !!

VElEE Parents, Guardians, brothers and female
Il relatives Of the pupils Of the College ara the
Of these who call upon them are eTequestod to do
Sc out of School hours. These houts are from
81 A. n. to 12a P. NJ, and q to P. II.
: A few moro Boarders e.sn be accommodated at
the College.
Tho pstrons of tho School are urged to settle
for the tuition and boardof the pupils as soon as
possible REV. n. W. SANS, Principal.
Mar IS 1t, s.. ssd4
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Central association.

We have recciyed information that the Central
.asseo;atior--tho srSa. friend ana comforter OF
aus :olaiss--has again es..s !isc.l ITSELF and is
,:..:.ins ,;coral. ciYris;o The end Of rcne"ihs &
rs o.sicacy. T!.c !:ya :qsa't,rs Of. the Ss&oca'
.ion arc no:c al Chester. y
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New appointments.


ar;i iiear sarceetei by Lieut. Col. st. JonS, late
Chief Of the Ni.re ard Mining Eafsau.
Goa. GARnvrr. now eommandant ci tho f'st
Il, He.,,and, has bacn made ccmriasary i'ae'a
o: er:.aayrs ia ;5o place d. Gen. Hl:'hEn, lately
H., -,.s.;
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CiLn..ni anG Arsenal.

We learn that Gov. MAce,rH has determined
upca locating tie Citadel au,! Arsenal Academies
in aresuyi'lo, and has appropriated the large,
handsome, aud beautifully situated FuTrfan Uni
vers::y for that purpose, .Exce!cnt--very excel
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Quarters.
EDGGFIELD 9. a., S. G.,

EDGGFlELD 2. A., 5. Co
- Mar. 2ssh, 1865.
EpY Order from His Exeel,eney, the Govorn.r.
ND through the Adjutant & Inspector General,
,eolonels of the oh and 10Th Regiments. and
Capt. A. Jones, of the Eth SIC. Regiment Iufsn-
try, will respectively detail sufficient number Of
men from their commands, under charge of q
Commissioned Officer, for the purpose of collect
ing the arms md accoutremcnts lost .abaudoned.
or sold by tho soldiers that have recently passed
through the District On e1ecutioh:of the above
order, said Officers willsrsport to ME the number
and condition of guns and accoutrements collect
ed. II. W. ADDISON,
Lieut.. Col. & AID. G.
Mar 28 2t IA
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Tncs. .E. Errsr, Clerk.
E.r the Advertiser.

The following contributions have been received
at the HONG for tho week ending March 9th
Miss Roper, shoulder bacon, l snail jaE
lard.
xrs Charlton, ! piece of beef.
mir, j j NimF, bush i:olatoca.
Its Decl:ille, lshouider bacon.
Mrs II Hoiiusswor.h, br:hcl ratatOes,
bushcl meal, hs,n and side bacon.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES. pres't. s. II. :.
Mrs ELpERr BLAND, Scc'rY and Treas.
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Gen. Lees Official Report.
RICHMOND, March 26.
The following was received last night;
HEADQUARTERS, Z
March Is, ll:2O, P. N.
Hon. ]. C. Breckenridge.


Secretary Of War.
At day light this morning Gen. Gordon as
saulted aud carried the enemy's works at
Heve's Hill, capturing - pieces of artil"
lcry, eight mortars, between five and six
hundred prisoners. Among them one Briga-
dier General and officers of lower grade. q
1t being mpractcable to, carry off the cap
tured guns, owing othe nature of the ground,
they were disabled and left. ~.
s Our loss is reported os not heavy. Among
the wounded are Brig. Gen. Terry, a flesh
wound, and Brig. Gen. Phil Cook, ia the arm:
All Of the troops engaged. including ten
brigades under Brigadier General Ransom,
behaved most handsomely. The conduct Of
the sharpshooters who headed the assault,
deserves the highest commendation.
This afternoon there was skirmishins on
our right batween General Picketts lines with
varied success. :
At dark the enemy. held considerable Of
the line fnrthest in advance Of their main
works. r. E LEE, General.
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Head-Quarters.
MILITARY DIsTRIcTGEo. l. s. oARoIn

MILITARY DIsTRIcTGEo. 4 s. CAROLINA
s.' -. Murch 27th, 1855.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No:-i..sst S.s,-,.; :.
n lsr LKUr.:F J. MOSES, Jrsss Is, for the
As present duntil furtherorders, assigned TO
duty ns Commandant Post at Edge6eId5 G. H, s..
Co. in addition to his duties as Enrolling Officer.
I He will be obeyed and respected socordingIy.
By command Of Maj. Gen. P. y. B. YoUsa.
W. L. CHURCH, A,.A. G..
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1 We arc,o5ligelt 10 Lieut.. MOSES for Che .coa,':-
tqtioaalis,of Monday afternoon, from; Nhica. we
Egasher much valuable newse fom North Carolina
and Virginia. SEQ newscoluinn.
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Assessors Notice.
TAX INKIND..

H WILL attend at the places mentioned below to
Il assess tho Ti,hcs of BACON. Ali producers who
have rot made their returns of CORN. FODDER,
&c., are requested to do 80 at once, or they will
have 10 pay FIVE times the market value of their
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29

One hundred and seventytwo officers came.
During the month of January and February
the average number of deaths was twenty
eight.
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To Hire.

E1oR their rictuals and clothes, ONE WOMAN
T. about so years old, and her daughter II
years old. Also, ONE wOMAN " about IS yesrs Of
aage ands sher daughter l3 years old. ), The women
are good Cooks, washers AMI Ironers, and tho
girls have been nursing children: Apply before
Friday next, az ;iis Otiee. :.
Mar 2S It il
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Death, of. Col. 4. r Calhoun.

We regret to announce (sasss she Anderson In
se,ige,,cer Of the 2sd) the demiss Of that estima-
bic gentleman. and true patriot Col. ANDREW P.
cALnouw, which occurred. at Fost 4ill, near Pen
sleton, on Thursday morning Last, after an ilnesa
Of only two hours Duration. lSr several years
he was President Of the State agricultural socic-
ty, and in 1850 was appointed Commissioner to
Alabama from this State WithSthese two exccp-
tions, we believe, he had never accepted publr
position, but engaged his mind sn the more con-
genial pursuits of private lIc.es
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Casualties in Co. 3, 9Th $. G. c. q
Mr.. Eplron Below I send Fou list Of casu-
allies in Co. B, on tho 10th MaseA, 1865, which
win thank YOU 10 publish :s
lst scrgt S. G. oOthrsn, supposed to be killed
7. "A. Scgo, leg amputntods
Thos, Lenham, arm and, siaef severe.
+ Nv. Droadwatsr, face.
J.A. Howard, side, slight.
Lieut.. u, j. Bunch, baek,5 slight. ,-
W. L. Micrepse and David Qnar!es, missing.
r. 81 -is15 .,sz i1 felill
hands of enemy.
sorzt. cclhran left on tho battlefield.
J..J. BUNCH, Lieut..
Coln'd'g Co. 3, 9Th S. &C.