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Pacing Purse for SSOO.-TheFe EiI Do :
Pacing Match on the Cleveland Driving fA'A' Oh
Saturday July 22d, at P. Il. precisely.
WI. Potts enters br. &. HonSt Joe.
VIM. Hoffman enters b. m MAris br'n nsh'
Admittance 25 cents, except to members.
,N.a-Sos ,.S--se,,- VIII POTTS, suP't.
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THE go LOAN

PHILADELPHIA, July %.
The 7-3O loan subscription on Ssturd sy
amounted TO S., 19O 400. Total for the
week $3Z, ,503, 900.
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TRANSPORTATION OF REFUGEEs
STOPPED.

LOUISVILLE, July %.
The commsndent of this post has been
instructed to stop the transportation Of re-
tugess 10 Georgia and Alabama on seeoun
of the scarcity Of food in those Ststes.
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the testimony of Colonel Hollis, formerly
of Mesdes staff, on conclusion of which
the case adjourned till ten o'clock on Mon
day.
COUNTERPART.
A new counterfeit on one dollar green
backs, well executed, made their appear
ance last night, to considerable extent, IN
this city, Brooklyn and Williamsburg
The police, by getting early information OF
the fraud, and notifying merchants gener-
ally, prevented it from being as successful
ss designed.
OIL FRAUD.
Fred. A. Howe, of Meadville, Pennsyl.
yania, was brought before Justice DoWling
Yesterday on the charge of defrauding N
Sheldon, of Brooklyn, by false represents
tions in regard to oil lands. Howe was re-
| leased on bail.
| EXCURSION.
The Times Washington special says the
President, accompanied by Secretary
Welles, Assistant Secretary Fox, and Hon
Preston King, left this afternoon on sn e1
cursion down the river, on. the steame
Hornet. The party will be absent until
Monday morning.
PENSIONS.
A large number of applications for pen
sions are now being received from heirs
prisoners who died of starvation in south
ern prisons.
SPECIAL PARD0Hs.
The Herald's special says that specis
pardons have been granted by the Pres
dent to Governor Ward, formerly Of Ais
3 bama, now of Newport, Kentucky, and
Albert s. Berry, and Andrew J. Berry, 50
;, of w. T. Berry, of Newport, Kentucky.
! Among the personal applicants for Ps
don is the notorious JEFF. Thompson.
+ PoRD's THEATER-
s The Government takes final possessio
: af Ford's theater on Monday. Everythir
J. is being packed for removal. The Cover
: ment is to pay rent to Mr.. Ford until Fe
ruary and if by that time Congress has n
u made appropriation for the purchase of
it will be returned TO him.
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Vauted-A reliable man to take charge Of q
49, -, jy9l.2t
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mrs. CashbaFg pays the highest 'A'n Pr,oo 10
for ladies' cast of WSAriug apparel FlesSe ss "
o.Ilsg or sending note by post 70 MIS- =.
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Vt0orS .s.aa0 s
punetually attended TO.
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lambs Knitting Maehines-eEAiOs '.
T.,DrPE1Er.-Ths greatest invention Of the ago.
N.rrovs the toe, knits the heel, complete IN ono
DI,cs. VIII do all that 1t is promised to DO IN our
sIrcpIsrs. Oun on or address, with stamp, A. 4.
JOHEsoR, $50 Superior IT., Cleveland. nyS''E''
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For saIe.-dy home in East Cleveland con-
tanning thirty Eve acres with four acres IN grapes
.,a fruitS of AL kinds. Enquire on the pIeinl.s''
or 70 F. Judson. UyeO-2S6l =. WADE
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Special Report.
INVESTIGATION.

NEw YORK, July %.
The investigation of the charges of
swindling against Mann s. strattOn Of the
United States Petroleum Company was
continued yesterday. The principal Por-
ton of the day was occupied in hearing
the testimony of Colonel Hollis, formerly
of Mesde's staff, on conclusion of which
the case adjourned till ten o'clock on Mon
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iV9I.2sI

"A. BOyntOn, .. D., Physician ana eur
-.on oe5oe 70 Pearl street. Cleveland o. Onee
Sonrs from to o1S A. NJ, from to and ! 70 .
noII' y nun Jy14:2Ss
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Kew England sewing Haenine ms a...H
Maehiue is winning golden opinions and rhpidy
Incoming q universal f.yOrite. Price only Sio'
Come spd see It. Agent wanted.
49, CLARK & BAKER,
,.or 90, 1917 Superior Strest.
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CONsTTTUrIORAL.A .AMENDHERF N
KENFUGKT,

LOUIoF ILsIlkl July IL
MslOr General Logan addressed largo
and enthusiastic audience tonight, at the
court house, in favor of the Constitutional
amendment,
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VOL. XIX---NO. ia
PETROLEUM.

Under large receipts the petroleum mar
ket is dull snd prices were fat Of 30 for
crude; 5Ola52 for bonded, and 7la72 for
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IEFFnAYIs, HEALTH.

ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States
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Our Rsfugseisa,.

In order properly to defne. our pos; lion, l |
must be pardonsd for being little personal, |
but shall, in every csse where names are neces.
sary to the integrity of my narrative, deal in
initials or blanks.
My husband is clergyman. By ap-
pointrnent Of the presiding officer of his
church, Columbia, South Carolina, has been
for two Yeas past his feld Of labor. HIS
pastoral charge was the large .colored congre.
! CATION Of the Washington Street Methodist
Church, and he was the Sup rintendeut of tho
bureau OF the Central AssociYt ion for the Re-
lie! Of the South Carolina Soldiers" In view
OF The invasion OF the Stale by the Yankee
enetry and the possihi .ity o! their reaching
CoinrnbIa. the Association connseiled tie Su
l(perlntendent TO rcnt bureau in the village of
Chester, and there, in case of Shernan's ad.
vance, to remove !!e contents Of the bureau in
Columbia AS this advance. by the booming
OF the cannon, was reduced to Certainty, h.
engaged a car to take the things OF the bureau
| and those OF his family, to Chester. Previous
~ ne had sent part of his family to Lincoln
ton, n. q. SO tha, when we had, as we sui,
posed, secured car for our goods, nothing
then remained to prevent our leaving Colutn
b'a; tor our house. we knew. would be as
faithfully protected by those we left in it As if
We we're to remain in it ourselves. So on
! "ednesday afternoon, after solemn prayer in
which the minister solernnly committed the
house: and all thatwere to remain init, to,the
care Of God, with the cannon
boon ing louder and louder every moment we
lsfkour home.
| should, ere proceed farther state tb,, rho
minister's pastoral charge he committed to a
brother minister, whom duty-paramoan duty
- the State-calleL not away, as with himself
w"sJahe case.
About 10 o'clock p.sBn., " arrived a. Kill
| mans Mill. As We eutered the house, We found
the family IN active preparation for flight
obtained loll on sofa for a short While be
lore 1t was taken out to be sent of; and bis
, oultS and coffee handed in to us proved that
1ne Hnrr'ea and distressed mistress could still
| attend to the sacred rites of hospitalitv Alas
shey were the last ever to be exercised in tba.
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travelling companion, "do yeu ;aA. 80 ;
woods, You know the country en-. = ,.,cA.
all they will do to me, will be to tshe .a4 l.,
and leave me to foot it ct my leisur,,.s ga.
arrived at Ridgeway without mole1t.,. ..u. e
then telt, for the tins, being, safe. TAa -
ing, Thursday, stopped for the nirh, ~ ,
friend Col. VS. The colonel absent N ::is:,.
his wife and four refugee fSiends,, tN o: y Ia
| the Misses Z, who had the day 4e!, se
our house in Columbia We found =. =. ~.
not at all excited about, the adyaeer = 9
eneny although the reposts Of tn. a,a., ::
lumb'a we're distinctly heard ther.. 't-r,
ffom Winnsboro. Mrs. VI. said ~. a,.srt
told her, "'he would sbe ashamed of t,.. !.
felt afra id Of Yankee" I>confess, .s:.>
excite her fears, at least, to prepare ~ i>s
sav''g'cf her Novisons-but in the ,:i.. \,
should come home but the CoIoucl !! rs
huowing tn. enemy would pass b.. unar.
had Obtained furlouga for the pl.u,.
watching over his homestead.
| We made Ne next mornidk an ess,r H..
En- passani. "aashcre: found the viii.,'e .
ing rather blue, in anticiparlSn of a 80. J..
| an unwelcome guest Towatds nir,i. a.
arrived at BlaoLstocks, one Of our n:a'c. III
gave out. We were fortunate enouA-t g. j
row onAts place. Stopped al Mr. y ! i;.qa;
for nights lodging. Were4bid hee.'-
! come. with the affirmation that taal nc
turned any one away. After suppcs. s-jr.>
to the window by an unusual lool ~ :;..!
tar IN the distance, in the difeetioa u .ta
loveG home We had left Some taoari.r i
woods; Others, the cotton at Ridge way; 81.
gentleman Of the house said uisder ',a' L
there Was very big fire. That ur.t u
seemed Tor me, to possess q fasc: .D.a.',
could not turn away from it. A, ~! I So
that may be my own house burn 20.
1t was my own, my beautiful Co,u:ai;a.
was my blessed church and its po.svea,, .
sunday school room, that were caas'".
red glare they sent up, the terry sky IT, u
for the cruelty Of men made in H., .'1.s
God. can never forget that luri;. ;g'.,: ~
that seemed 10 burn into my brair, " ..!:.
blind ne! There was q good dsa. = aAs
ment here. in view OF Shermau's $ app.asch
wldow woman showed me her bl.t~g>e 1 han
/ haV tn
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sussxSxsQg.:kRA1.-We

ssss'tsEs-kRAL.-We res.ret to. learn that
DR.. r. siebes has, some weeks s:ace, re-
s'gDed from the Office of Surgeon General of the
State, WHICH he has SO long filed with credit
to himself and benefit to the csuhssy. Gov.
Msgrash has appointed to succeed him Dr.. 3.
". Lawton, distinguished surgeon of Barn
we'll District. and at preseut SENATOR IN the
Legislature of. the State
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C[oLUNGBIA.
Thursday Morning, Apri, s, 1865.
Charleston Papers.


Charleston Papers.
The Courier, under the Yankee rec i,ne, reach
e us at intervals. It is monstrous dull and
somewhat dirty. Clearly, the editors possess
nothing of the divine faculty In the paper Of
the ssd alsrch. there is report OF Freed
mans Jubilee in which Cvfee ascends to the
heasens os 'onceit and consequence, rides in
his car Of state, surrounded by flags and en-
olernS. and. sweating still Sn his way to glory,
= Is allowed tos play monkey tricks for a season.
prior to his icing used up in the trout rank,
under the punch in the rea. of Yankee bay.
cnets He is On the way through w-ea,hs and
rosssto the last ditch, WHERE Negrcphilus ill
plant him with due heed Ill at he gives no
more trouble. 1t affords u sufficient notion of
the sort Of beginning, in the education of the
negro children, that the motto Of the dag borne
over the little band of wooiles ran thus:
I'VE know no masters but ourselves" With
such tuition, such a moral to begin with
bad enough, in all conscience to be taught TO
tho white race-what fruit will it bring forth
In the negros God help the servants of sucl,
. race, thus tutored :.
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The Fedora! House of Representatives, On
the 22d uit, passed the bill for:he forfeiture of
the properly Of rebel Land owners. by majority
o' 70 to II votes-s elose contest,
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death OF Hon, A. T. CALHOUN Ehisrgeatle-
man died at Fort Hill on the asd ult., after a
brief illness of only two hours. For several
years' he was PresidenSof our State Agricuitu-
raj Society. aud. in 1850. received the appoin,.
ment "f State Commissioner to Alabama.
aohn NJ. Daniel, the old aud well known
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sohn NJ. Daniel, the old aud well knowr
editor OF the Richmond Eraz,t,ssr, died on the
Soth ult, after protracted illness
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

AHrary WAoEn.-Thc San Francisco
Ats Cat;Jmnion, gives the following account
Of g strangely constituted wager. A5outten
months since, two gentlemen Of that city
agreed to the following conditions:
If tie Fedora! forces did not capture Rich
nitnd %ithin thirty days from that t'ase, he
was to give his oppunent,a single sound e.
table app!a: If fIiichmond hold ont but sixty,
he was to give him two apples, aud 80 on,
doubliia. the number for eeeh month, until
Richmond was taken; to the end Of time, if
that event did not ocefr be!ore. Nine months
have passed since the first apple wns handed
over, and the list of apples delivered ut the
end of the successive months is as sllows: I,
2, 4, s, lG, 80, G4, l2S, 256-total 5ll.
Thus far it is eli good joke, and the loser
hes paid fprieits regularly with good grace,
Hut yesterday 1t ruined a $40 piece to meet
Inc denrns (apples ore lO to 20 coats per
h., and it took 81 pound box). Should
Richmcnd be taken within the present month,
Inc would get back all the apples be had. .lsFt
ard ore more which, as the price will then
be g: the very highest notch, would make
in7rs than tvc1,, s,i5 sloa,dit hold CUB year
longer, ana he continues to pay Ms lossea, MIA
l=st pa ymeat weuIi cost linn Ssl0,961, and
lie wcui,i,l.G Sc 1888 .oct; in three Iaonths
.p:@l TO aeurl be cA!t $JSG,SeG; and aheuiS
tie var li.st from tais dAjr as much longer
as i. hiss already ia-:te!l since its commence.
niant, no naiioo on eafth could begin to meet
Tho terms OF the wager, and the. payments to
les madein greealEeks, ~ ,-o
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GES, SnERMlX on SLaYERT,-From agen.
tlenan wEo has kad several coasnltatipns
with Gen. Sherman recent!5, The Conslkas-
,ttiio1cliss lsaras, he;ssYs slavery viii exist in
ssss:e Soutkafter TIC nclnsion Of peace, : lot
the war terminate as it nisy; tIat Lincelns
prccleJnaticns in reference 20 i:s abolition,
arc simply means for the. restoration of the
.Tnion; shst the Supreme Court have ncr Ti!l
got sestsia .bi,n, peithcr Will the Eedsrsl
Gcgeriinl.tiE sttsppt tc. abolish slavery, but
WI lssTe it TO tfetStateS returning to the
Ui;ion to settle it;audlhst lie Sherman cx-
PEGS to5oETn thousand slayesin the South
one ofthe5e days. .9
lie represents Sherman IS bsisga thorough
fanatic upon tho seubi.cb of restoring the
g glorious Unien,a
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Far tao Aarerti.er.

Mn. EDIToE In, ,Novsmber.1 the citizens
of .Edgeield Village and Vicinity subscribed
wood and money, to purchase wood for the needy
families Of the village and copddcd the distriSs-
ton to me- Just having finished the delivery of
the last wood, I wish, through the medium of
the tarertiser, to account for the manner in
which havo disposed of thattrust.
A. tbs gums ,subsera,od we're acknowledged as
the time, it is useless tasfesputllsh the same.
Suffice to s.y, besides Ho,familics, Mr.. VIVA. Il
Lcgss ana Mrs. -saltof,s being slpplied, the
former by Mr. Eugene Bart, and tho latter Ivy
Il. T. WrlgSl Esq.fos the yinter of 1883 and
1864. and eIso IN .nunltno9n amoupt hauled to
Mrs. David Csriatisn By Mr.. Eichelbcr:os, there
were S9l four horso loads, and Two hundred and
sixty seven (s2as) dollars subscribed. The fol-
loving distribution was made: Mrs, ss.yensop
Ioa lOrds Mrs. crasfsrd, ,ss; C. L. Refo, II /;
aMrs. White, si;-. Mra. Wettherford, s.; Mrs.
Cochran, r. Mrs. Jack ceyat, 9; Nsrs. Loxis, S;
JUhn eoyar, II /; c. M. Graiy,S Mrs. Christian,
,sr., s Mrs. Russels s.; Mrs. Ed. Covsr, 81; Mrr.
Croker, 5, and Sherry Copsrs74.
BY loads, VIC moan 2 horse loads.
JOHN HUIET.
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LITTLE aRAvRs.-Sacred places for parc
thoughts AID holy meditation, are ths>1ittle
graves in church yard: These aretbe de-
positories of the mothers sweetgst Joys
half-unfolded buds of innocent humanity,
nippcd by the frost Of time, ere yet canker
worm Of CORRUPTION has nesded among their
embryo petals. Callous/indeed must be the
heart, Of him who can Gand by little grave
side and not have tHholiest emotions of the
soul awakened to6e thoughts of that purity
and joy which belongs alone to God snd
Heayen-for The mute preacher at his feet
tells Of life begun and ended without stain,
and surely<if this be vouchsaledtfo. aortalitJ,
how much holfer and purar must be the
spiritual land, enlightened by the sun of in
finite goodness. whence emanated the soul OF
that brief sojourrer among us
! How swells the heart of tho parent with
mournful joy while standing by tho earth bed
of the lost little one Mournful, because a
sweet treasure has been taken away; joyful,
because that priceless jewel glitters in the
diadem Of the Redcemer.
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I.l-II- ssarsS-S, - 1
For. the kdvor.iscl.

= r.
Tao, following Contributions. ~ gratefully ao-,
knoged god for tho txo weeks etding Jan. 2a.
Hiss Kate c. Mays, 2 pair so&r.
NY. DR.. Niu;s, bushsl p0tatea, cabbascs.
Mrs, j. Hollingsw orih, 2 bushfls potatoes.
5 J, Mr.. BlalacE, loads wood.
STrs. j. A. Bland, turni1s andlcabbagss.
Mrs. b Mays: bushsl neal. 90
MIS-. G. r. Mays, ] bt-halsaesl, j bag turnips
Mrs. Jas. RairsfOrd, butter, dfied apalsa, iailk
and saaeases. g =
aalfs. Ben sains, j j basket a q bset-hoaes and
sparsribs: -
Mrs: H stron, I. basket Il. and sau.asss,
j bottle Fipo. -. ,ts e. - -
Mrs. B.n 8stehsry5 I bush.srhhoal, j ba,h. po-
tatoes, .1sbush. .urnips.
Mrs John Norris, i 1:basketthrnips, abashcls
potatoes, Peek peas. 4es.
Ex-aor. rsk0is,ss4 Ibs Beef
Tho Soldiers would resusa thsir tharks to Rev.
VI R. ,Gwaltns5, i iSf largo s5Tuftoy for their
Christmas dinner.
Mrs .Fni. ssrogs, ,Jr., s1Gs; Ar.J. c. so-
die slO.. g.sa
Mr.. WA. Gregg; Jr., sew tos Which liberal do
nation wo return especial thanks, hoping sthOr,
will follow his COED example.
Slrs. Dr.. Long, spsrS-rib' ana Essk-bsias.
Mrs. Charlton, hss-hsaa, 2 basket potatoes
M. BlalOsk, loaas of woss:
Mrs. Dr. Minis, sp.re-ribs and back.bones.
Nrs.John ransford, sparc-ribs and back -bones
The Edsc6eld Histrisnic Corps, through Mrs
! EI- Gsv. Picions, 5000. nj
Mn,. LEWIS JONES Pres. g. q. A.
Mrs, ELsEsp BLAND, secry & Trcas'r.
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State ,ofSouth Garslna,

(SPEC1AL ORDERS3 -. = - :
The Legislature of South Carolina has de-
slared that all froe white men betwsen the ssss
OF sixteen and sixty yeafs; mot already in Csx-
fsdsrate ssrIsc, sanl be liable to nilita service.
The city Of Ch.rlesten fsquiros fer its asfenee
all within it, limits who are between these ages.
This sersiss 'ia fsr'the 5dsfsncs Of eur homes II
salnetbs declined. except by hsis Who. arc N.
willing to defend that State wlsss laws prstsst
.kca: thai city by which tioy are sheltered.
All willsone forth alkr,ast come forth. The
free prefer Of service is what tho State leiires.
fhs service not prefsfed will bo demanded.
oassrc charged NTH tho organization Of this
force will, as much possible, reconcile he ser
vieo with tho smpleymets in business, or labor
Of those vhs ere ready to peYfsrri it. They vhs
promptly respsnd to the sal Of the State, arl en-
titled to and will receive from isaexreful e>a-.
sidsrasion Of all that affects, ,their,,,,l.ars,l
Vacancies In all orglnizatiens la ths city Of
Charleston will be filed without delay by sp-
| peinLment. Tho most active means adopted to
complete all enrollnents and perfect every OF
sanisatioA. -
will be enly resorted to vixen indispenssbly ne
esssary. It lis hoped that in ne en,e Will it be
necessary to resort TO either.
The ehrollnsnt and rsanf1ation sf Regiments,
Bathlions or Independent Companies Will be re-
ported to the Adjutant axd Inspastor General.
OEsars will exercise NIL the authority with which
thoy are in restsasto naintaa ,tks respect Gao ~
the Law Of tho State, uhich requires ,tor its Do
foaoe the ssryice-of thole mho live .uitAin its
limits aAd under its protection.
\ In this service there ars no eIenptionT: nsna
I can be allewsd except under special cireuussan-
ces. Certificates Of sisability, or other sausss,
1 in consequence of which e1snptioas hsIe bssn
hitherto granted, will not be regarded, vuless
renewed. Exemption frsn this service what
ne one will ask who is trps to the State. II these
aro any not true to our State, they have prspes
place among those who new prepare fer ia de-
9nee. A. g. AAaRATR.
By the Governor.
ORcal: A. C. GARL1xsros, Adjutant snd In
crector General.
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Headquarters.
MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE WEST;
DsceNBpR 2S, 1864,

. AlLlIANI- DIV flSlUS OE LIE WEoI,
-. DgsRNBnn Is, 1854. J
GBFERIL ORDERS, N0.-s,t..,l.r
ALL Oficsrs ard HCn bsent fran. esnnands
10 serving in this M1IITARY DIVISION,
without authority froa thsir Dcr.rt.sst sr
Corps Commanders, are ordered to rsjs;z rtsir
osnmands at once. = - s.ss-3 -, * r;:fr
II. Ali non-eemAiasisnsd Officers Or soldiers
baloasi to the Cavalry service, whona5 be So
sb4ent will se di.Hourts1 and forwarded to their
esamaaas, their horses and ssuipusnts being
tarnea in.e the nearest Pest Quarterm.stsr, 70
/. disposed Of ss authorized in Act 2s, laslishsd
in General Orders Ne. IS, 4. and l. G. O., 1sf<.
Ill. Department, District and Post: CsnnaHS-
ors, Provost -ksrsials and oiicors of Tie Csc
sorist Bureau, arc specially requested - giys
sheir attention 90 there Orders, and will take in
nsdiato s!eps to collect and forward to asir
vrspsr commands Ill Sxch abssRtsts.
w. Department ard Army csaa.adx, will
take ,tsp, to transfer To- infantry comnanasall
cavalry mon so eslleetsa, reporting sasi sase as
directed in par. H., g. 0. IS. and l. &. O., 1854.
BIZ osmmsna of.Gsneral Be.ursg-rd.
JN0. N. 0TRY, A. A.H.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADyr AND 1NsPToR- gems. oFEIos.
COLUMBIA, December 81, 1904.

ADyT AND INSP'T0R- GEMS. OFFICA.
COLUMBIA, December 81, 1884.
GENERAL 0RDERSN0. 81.
n THE following persons having boen elected
10 to the Field O6ices of tho scvcrsl Regiments
of State Troops, arc herewith snnoun,ed as auoh,'
and will be obsyed and respected aoeoraingJj
Z. Fsrss Regiment Stale Trseef -
Colsnsi-J. B. GRIFFIN.
Lieutenant Colonsl-B. T. HERNDeA..
Major--DIKES.
Second .Reyia,sat Stafe TrseRs
Lisutcnsnt- colouel--W. II. DUNCAN, -
Msjor-D. II. RICE.
= T1lird Regiment !Stdis .Troopt.
= COTUlyr--7r. o: UOUDrr1y!.
Lieutcnant-c Colonel. ". ..HARRINGT6N.
Majo--J. McIYER.
Fourth Regiment State Troops.
, Colonel-R. B. LIGON.
Lisatens nt- Coloncl-J. r: 8FEAisMAX.
aEaj6r-J. W. FERGUSON.
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By command: go
(Signed) A. G. G GAhLINGFoN,
-. Adj't and Inspe6tor-Gensral 8. G.
ef1cial: G. a: FoLLIS, a. A. Cop.
January 3, 1t 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04
NoIt;;.ra Fyews,

RrcHMoyD, December 81, 1864.
The Baltimore American of the 18th and
29th hasc tscn received tonight.
Official diapstches from Thomas reFresens
his army SIS still in pursuit Of Hoods disor-
gsn;zcd forcsr. Cheatlam ssaEsonsd his
ammunition train at Pulaski. Gsns. Leo end
Bafcrd arc both reported wounded. At last
accounts Hood WAS at Bainbridge.
According to Washington telegram Sher-
man has communicated to the Secretary of
Var his purpose to move up the Savannah
river Immediately and capture Augusta.
Admiral Wilkes has been reinstatod by
Lincoln.
Cola 2l7.