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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
A. II. STEPHENS,
Il. NJ. 4. HUNTER,
]. 4. CAMPBELL.

Foorrp AND HALF soLD.--The Hon. Dir.
ic te vas riding in the cars.to King George
eae tiay last week, and was entertaining tho~e
thin with a conversation Characteristic:
un-riding bis hobbies in succcssion-the
.c;ermasteys hadeas corpus and impress
,.asents. and was part cu,arg severe upon
the late Secretary oi WartMr. Seddon) for
L4vng sofd his wheat ~ forty Dollars per
busi..l. In one corner sat au old gentleman,
rolling qaid oft6bacco- h.:t@een his jaws,
and revolving within his mind a!lthe satic:,.
al troubles of the times. After awhile he
6rawled, "well, mister, if what You say o!
Seldom be true, 1.-The people onght to take hin.
snd tkat id old rascal Foote ont aud bang
them together" The Hon. Mr. Forte clutch
ed himself nervously, and placing his hands
ON his knees, leaning his head forward, ex-
claimed, "By George. sir, I'll have you t.
know, SIR, that am Mr. Foote'" The old
fellow, who had dropped the remark without
drra:ning that the party to whom it was at'-
dressed was one OF the parties coraplinented
droppel'Eis qnid, locked straight at Mr.. Foote
mcas1rins hirS, and replied. g well mister
I fidn't know yor were Mr.. Foote. However
] can't take it back. Ill stick 10 it nov.
Rr. Foote pursued the remainder OF his jour
l,cy in silence, with abundant feed for re-
tiection.---Richrnond Examiner
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
The Yankees Find a Mares Nest.

A correspondent OF the New \ ork Hcidtd,
writing iron,St. Louis, gets up and furnishes
That paper the revelation ola "plot," which
will i,ust suit the Yankee palate. He says:
Some weeks since the Provost atTsaa!
General of this department snsPcc;rd, lfom
a variety of hints, insinuatioas and inuendnes
that the rebel General L. Kirby Smith has
been negotiating with the Emperor Maxi-
milan for Transferring nearly The w;holo of
the rebel army west Of the Mississippi liver
to Msxico..to fight fjrthc French. The same
story is now current among tic prominent SC.
cassicnis!sisf this city, ard IS iaund4d on pri
va,c c11munications eeaigad yesuariy fran
the Trans Mississippi Department Of reb-
eiGGm.
WA!c the country vas in expcciaacy apd
anxiety conc. rnugtle moyememso, o, General
Shernaasin Georgia. rebel courier WAS cap
turci near Mor.Anzia louisiana, with a du-
plic .ts Of an order, sigucd by General Cooper,
Adlu;snt Gen+rs! Of the South, ordering
Kirby Smith to Immediately transfer twenty
thousand laen to the command cf Dick Tay
! lor.. at Meridian, Mississippi. The ;crd+r,w:s
tunlicate, marked 'Dapiicate No. 80 and
! ;s ,;cg or iilein the Wac Drpartm of. The
;1rcrn,aticn was kept secret, bat WI. traas-
niitsd to >hcadquarters in this city for the
lrnil.nee of General Rjscnc-a1s 1t was
dated Richmond, N5Gcmhar22,- The order
was peremptory; hut had never beoncbeyed,
panl never will be, because TIE troops uader
Kirby Saith were merely ca!is::c9 ln: ser
vic. west Of the Mississipa; "a f:ct which
| iranspred in lie corsse o.a prcyidna attempt
/. q: tho part nf JEFF Davis 10 irnasfcr troops
! to Ire relief of Hood pending the siege ot
| Atlanta. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

A Rosrss OF THE CONFEDERATE Army
The Herald publishes what it says is COM
plctc ros:cr of the Confederate army, and
says:
We gaze, during an earlier period Of The
rebellion, list of the regiments of Lees ar
my; which was recognized and admitted by
tie retcs to be svcry accurate, and which a
Richmond paper declared had come from the
rebel War ODice. We now give, from the
same source cfiafoI nation, c:mplete show
;nS oiall the armies Of the rebellion as they
are organized al the present time. The fig.
ures accompanying the organization show
that tic full sfrcngih of the rebels is oaly
lGS,950 c,enof all arms. This their fullest
strength. These forces are scatlered from toe
JAMES to the Red rivers, and from the Allan
TIC coast 10 the Indian Territories. 1t is
-sacwn very conciusiseiy that the snly army
upon which the rebels can depend is the Ar
my Of N. Virginia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

SOLDIERS BoSDs.-With reference to the
bounty bondstawhich MANY soldiers are en-
titled BY the Act ofF'ebruary II, 1864, it is
only recoltly that the law has defined the
fora OF Ehcse bonds Since that has been
,!Dno tie sdb;c9t has engaged the diligent
attention of shst Treasury Department, and
the bonds viii be ready for delivery with as
little delay rs the magnitude Of the issuo will
allow. These bonds will be priced By our
soldiers, ;.ol merely for their value, but as
certificates Of their gallantry, apd it is design.
ed TO give them character aud appearance
worthy of the. interesting circumstances OF
iii,ir issre. They will becoupou bonds and
Will run lor thirty years from lie lst Of Oclo
b-r, lSG ii the interest payable semi-annually.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Late ST ], northern News.

R1cHMoND, February s.-New York papers
of the 9th, contain yoluminous kilograms rom
washington relative to The result OF the con-
ference ut Fortress Monroe. Aspecial to the
Times says Lincolnsinlormedi the Commis-
sioners at every point thai recognition was
utterly out Of the question; that the United
Estates could stop the war only on conditions
precedent thatthe authority of the national
government should be recognized and ebeyed
over the whole territory of the United States.
This point conceded; ;she assured them that
upon. every other matter of difference, they
would be treated with the utmost liberallty
Another telegram says Stephens was the most
liberal of the rebel deputation. His theory
vas, if we would but treat with them las an
independent nation, that such an agreement
could be had as would practically unite the
North and South. A special to the Tribune
says Stephens surpassed all bis old exhibitions
of shrewdr So, force and talent in putting
the der I'D of the Confederacy in the midst
-vln. At the conclusion of onsof his
points, Lincoln swung forward and interrupt
ed him, saying. !" hat'reminds me of the sto'
rs of a .man,in Illinois, The Commissioners,
Immediately, jumped up in a roar of merri-
ment, after the story. was through, when Ste
phens resumed and pursued to the end his
staten ent, of terms on which ne thought the
rebels would beNwilling to stop the war. He
proposed and urged his crafty scheme of tenn
porary recognition;. but on recognition, abso-
lutelY temporary, the three commissione:s
stood like rocks. The result of the confer
ence is a union of all parties in vigort 40
,nrosenution of the var - -
Fernando Wood took the war path on Sat-
urday; Cox and other Democrats take it to-
morrow.
Gold opened in Now Ycrk on Munday
at 2l4.
Foster has been superseded by Gilmore in
the;department of South. Western Virginia.
(; A mass meeting Tas held at Savannah on
the 18th: at which the Mayor, Arnold, made
a speech, bespattering the Yankee officials
with praise.
New York and Pennsylvania both have
commissioners at Washington opro.estagainst
their.heavy share ofthe draft.
A novel scene has been witnessed in the
Supreme Court roon-J. S. Ro,k, a colored
lawyer,sof Massachusetts,, being admitted, on
the motion of Hon. Charles Sumner, as a
practitioner before the Supreme Court OF the
United States 5.s.
1t is averred that the late fires ct Savannah
we're the work Of .emissaries OF the rebel Gov
ernment. An open kes of powder was dis
coyeredat the cite Of the arsenal, coraar Of,
York and Walker streets.
Dispatches in the Northern papers Say
A reconnaissance from General Thomas
army, at Eastport, Mississippi, showed that
the main portion ef Hoods force was, on the
20th ntinlo, at ,Tupelo, Miss. On the appear.
apce Of, the Union troops before Corinth,
some fopr hundred retels stationed there
egaeuatcd, after burning the railroad depot
aud Tishemingo House. Between thirty and
forty Of them we're captured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

+ GEN. LEES OpIN1oN.-The Lynchburg,
Vluiginian has seen aletter from prominent
gentleman, who was in Richmond q few days
since, which states that Gen. Lee remarked
to a friend that he saw and appreciated the
difficulties surrounding US, but he was hope
ful aud confident; that any compromise now
would prove but truce or an srmisticc, and
would be unmanly shrinking from present
duties, and entailing upon our children trials
which We should meet and overcome.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
Ws learn that when our commissioner

We learn that when our commissioners
passed through the lines in front Of Peters
burg, Col. Hatch OF tie Exchange ofiices &C
con, paired them to Gen. Grants headquar-
iers, ana that the result Of this visit has been
"A arrangement, Nhich IS zo2a to be rerfcc.
ted for ;..general exchange OF prisoners. Tie
matter Of oxchaogs las tcer put b. the Yam
scc sutho.i,;es G.: rely ii ii.o l:-n!c of Gen.
Grant, who >eYs be IS determined to garry
oul he provisions slhc cartel With as little
delay as posi-, lc. Gen. Grant said to -oac
OF our Commissioners that be had ncver boon
in favor Of attaching any Unusual or nnaec-
e.sary penalties torlhc condition Of prisoners
oi war.
Tho flag of truce yesterday brought up
sbout CITY prisoners including some officer;
from Johnson's Island.-R:ch:nond i7iAami-
Der. 6.h.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

HAppIyEas.-No let ustell you secret
vorth knowing. This looking forward for en-.
ioymcnt don't pay. From whatI know OF it,
| woulI az boon chase butterflies fora living,
or Bottle up noonshine for cloudy nights.
The oaly true way to lie happy is TO takethe
drops ofhaplinessas God gives them to us
cycTy tioy Of our livca The hoy must learn
a. i,s lssI,:,5 while is plcddi;i% oTcr nj.
IL. son; lheianpreuice willie lie ia ll:akir ais
f,rlsl.e. l'l.c fails to learn th.s arr. llr Ill
b. sire I, mss bis enjoyment VII. n he sains
: ybat he sishs for,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

qin sptRlr in RlcnNoSD.-A private let
Ter irl.n Richmond to the editor Of this spa
per SAYS: Hpcace Commissioners, so-called,
lave re.urnd,l Tacy were offered terms OF
.uncorditional s,Ibmission, and Stephens, |
understand, rom says. he will ring the, bell
-ill-ihe ship goss down Tue spirit cf tho
army is good. much lbettcr than ofthc people.
I,oai arc stripping for the fight, not cheerful
Is, bu. firmly. Ifyou can stand to. defend
ll.c vi;als ofilhe State, we can do so hcre.','-
Southern Guardian.
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Dick Cheatha1n

EH7ILL stand the Spring Season of 1855 at
wv Oue Hundred Dollars the season.
days, Wednesdays md Thursda.a,-the reaain-
der Of the week ut Hnrmon Gsliman's. lie viii
begin the aoasrn lst February aud end it goth
Juue. He will re,nnin at Il. Gailnan's during
ths month Of February, after which time he will
be alternately at Edgcield e. Il. end II. Gall
mans. :,
By spscial contract with ray Agent, JAS. NJ.
Harrison, or myself, mares will bu insured with
foal for Two uun,ir,.i Dollars. TIE iacney will
be considered WiD u. .Ls vai ef the sSasoa.
IiiO. 81. BACON.
Gausl 2ut .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

UpYw.F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge.
I'D field District.
Whereas, Elijah Watson has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattcls, rights and credits OF
Mrs Chloo Watson, late Of the District nfore-
said deed.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admoni,h all
and singulnr the kindred and creditors Of the said
Ordinarys Court for the said District TO be holden
Mt Edgeheld c. L., on the 10Th day uf Feb. nc1t,
to show cause, if eny, why the said administration
should not bo granted.
GiTen under my hand aud seal, this Slst day o.
Jan. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-ivo, and in tho es,h year Of
the Independence Of South Carolina
w. T. DURIS0E, e.I.p.
Fob s, 2t
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An E.rnus1AsTIc CoNpLrNfsr.-The er
tllisias,ic Kalrer thus discourscs ca the "a

tll,isiastic kolr:er thus discoufscs ca the fair
sex:
"Woma' is indeed bright and beautiful
c.ca.ure. Where she is, there is paradise;
wtcre she is not, there is u desert. Iler smile
Inspires love, aud raises human nature nearer
to the eimmor:al source of lis being. Her
sweet and tender heart gives lie emu aoel 70
Iaa dead end aenseess. Sic IS tho ladicr
by Which we climb from earth to nesyer.
She is The practical lcacher OF all mankind,
and the world would be q void "ith1ut her.
She is more celestial than terrcstrial-charm-
ing and amiable rs a girl, dulifal as wife,
ani glorious as a mother. She is the balsam
of mans lifs-his faithful counselor and pill
low. sse,can Impartial the pleasures to his
cares oF lricpdsaia, all the eaoymssnts is. Of i
sense ard reason, aud the sweets ot hle."
I'VE STOP tho author here in order that the
Vlader may lraw his breath, and try to
sue,s whether Keln,er was married lnaa or
a bachelor.
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Negroes Wanted.

XNANTED TO HIRE Twenty abl.-bsaied
w NEGRO MEN to uork on the ColunbiA
.snd l!nmhurg Railroad. Liberal usgeS will bs
pail and especial care taken Of The Negroes.
Negroes employed to work IN the Railroad VII
DO exempted from labor on the Coast tortieeatioas
A. d. BATES.
Loe,v,le, S. c., jan. g 81 q
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seeking to oppress you will not suffer to be
overthrown. And evensupon the soil ofsthe
Satein which THIS monstrous tyranny was
first deficd shall,it meet the fate itdesesves,
while eimperishable honor will he awarded
these who contributed to that great consum-
nation. in which humanity will rejoice.
By the Governor.
z Official: tA.G. MaGRAEH. +
.HENRY BU1sr. 1t. Col. ard a. ID. C.
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Lost or Stolen

a FOUR per cent. Certificate, No. 1s3. for
"A $500, drawn by .. " Carv;lo, Depository,
in favor Of S. L. Freeland, and dated March 18th,
1884, All persona arc cautioned ngaintt trading
for the said Certificate. Application will be made
at tho expiration CT six weeks from this date for
its renewal. J. n. g. FEEkLAND.
Jan 81 6t .
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Administrators Sale.

EpY un order from tho Ordinary, Id,fall proreed
I'D to sell at tho late rcaiisuoo Q: :'Tilliam Ew-
banks, decd, en- Tgcaday, .hs 18th February
nrslA:i hS Persennl E.tsta'of. sa'd .scessed.
is,..n nsis.;ig rrsHGGSE1UL3 AND KITCHEN
sFBRNIfLKE,1 CATTLE. oaas ttD9SE asd
C0sT, 81. To.s.s-,na,!e kBosn q, Ito day II
sale. MARTHA EWHNahS, AaIx.
JaneS Ii
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SPRINGFIELD Academy.

aMISs E. JOHNSON will resume THAI Exercises
lS1 of this Sehool on the 2d Monday (l3ih)
February 1865. Great cyre will be hcstoIcd up
ON pupiia committed to her charge. Terms
$4,000 per Session Of Twenty weeks, payable at
the close o: each Session.
Feb IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15
$500 ReW5aErd.

EDANAwAY from tho Subscriber nbout eisAt
Ia .mon'hs ago, his Fssre mar, JAKE. SID
jake isaAaat a2 years Of age, black eomplsx.oa,
thick heavy SIT. md xeighs ntcst IG5 pounds.
}Ie hss :. wifc at Ar.' A.hloa padgstts, on tbs
Ridge, ard he nay bo lurking In that Vicinity.
Twill g;ye reward of Foar,' Hundred Dolluss
Tor tho app,rheRsi.n aud de!ire.y ..af said Jshs
>. the EdgeHtld Jail, or viii pay Five Hun
ired Dollar. for his delivoty 81 sho Ausnata J,h.
WIfEiAI RLBFINs.
+, psel2 e.s II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-15

MMArsDoKsrir .MEsS ?-The San AnloHi,
Herald says the Fr- ncil. or arriving >tAI;fa
su,oras, conpli1nr,ited ,hs Confederate il 3
with s ;heay= salpte. xhiie hey a's*ea s'y :!le
"a keefasi2 st'..t: contempt. 0,T ilgis
r1portec to 10 WaYirg over $. ies; taverus
aud saloons all oyer the city Of Matamoras.
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IL
the following times and places:
o q
Edgefefd, C. H.: Saturday 1sth,Veb. 1865,
III. Light duty and rejected men In this Con-
prsssiona ri District who have no certificates from
the Medical Board will report o'the Board at its
next meeting in the several Districts, when cer-
,in....tes willsbo issued. -
III. l. Officers and soldiers on farlough must
rcnort to tho nearest Enrolling 0licer OF forfeit
their rurlough. When leave of absence o1pi-as
md ,hey arc ablo to travel. they must report to
their commands. Extension cannot be recon-
mended by the Medical Board for tho District.
2. Those unabie to travel to their commands
may report tho Medical Board for the District on
the days aboTe indicated.
= 8. Those who Rrs physically Inable TO- lease
home to appear before the Medical Board for the
District will, previous to the daysappointed, send
up to the Enrolling Officer Of the District the
certificate of, his attending physician. em bracing
a full and accurate statement of the case-which
certificate will be re'erred by the Enrolling Officer
to the Medical Board for their action.
W. R. WARING,
Surgeon g. Pres. Ee. Board 4th Cong. Dist
Oficisl-
F. J. MOSES, Jr, Lieut.. q E. .o.v
4
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frar, TIC Ne"a.

ia, r;.il,;iel:,l i"qeirsr u the 4lh s45s;
.erhs io.p.g.,.ra r,ayriio.. - shg' Nr'h "a FRI
d ' that :i.< Co, o,ivtsi.le at foi.F1 q fi.'n'"c
ror!d result in peace. Nothing ase MSS talked Of.
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Gage6eIo aodettisf,
shsn we Know Each other Theres


Whom we hea>the music ringing,
Through the brightcelestiai dome,
Whom sweet angel voices singing, 80
+ Gladly bid uswelcome home,
To the land of ancient story, es
Where the spirit knows no care;
In the land Of light and glory,
Shall We know each other there?
When the holy angels meet US,
AS we go to join their band,
Shall .weknou the friends that greet US,
In,the glorious sfirit-lan&!
Shall we see their dark eyes shining
On rs, as in days of yoIe2
Shallwe feel their dear arms twining
Fondly round sus as before? @
Yes, my esrth-worn soulrejoicss,
Andmy weary heart grows light;
For the thrilling angel voices
And the angel faces bright,
That ,haihwelcome Us in heaven,
Are sie-loved Of felong ago,
And to them tits kindly given,
Thus their mortal friends to know.
O. ye weary ones and tost ones,
Droop not, faint not by the way;
Ys,shall join the loved and lost ones,
In tbe'land ofpsrfect day.
Harp strings, touched by angel fingers,
MarmuF in.my raptured ear; -.
Evermorethsir sweet tone lingere,-
We shall know eaeh other there.
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Important c Notice.
BpeEgIsIp. Isl g. Jan. soth. Is6l
ENROLLING DFRICE

BDaESIRID, 81 c. Jan, 3oth5 1855.
n BY virtue of an arrangement made between
sAs the undersigned and Hsj. s. g.. Tompkins.
Agent for the Tar in Kind, Ut Hanabstsl s. c.,
persons in this District, who live near this va.
lage, and who have not yet delivered their Tsxin
Kind, are hereby notified that they can deliver ths
same at this ofhoc, Hhsrs they will be furnished
with proper receipts therefor. ~ p
II. ALI persons included in aboyo parasraph
are earnestly requested to bring forward their
Tax in Kind as soon as possible, as1it 10 muck
needed. - .7,s.-
- r. J.MosEs, IN,
Leut 4 Enrolling oHcer.
Jan 81 3t - d. -. . 6 :.
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IRON!
!. Notice.

etTRAYED frem the Goverm't Lot at Edyeseld
3 q. H., on tho night OF lst December, one
brown bay MARE MULE, 1Aa hands high snd
IL years old. The said Mulewas last seen in the
neighborhood Of Mrs Rchard.on's, near Chap
peifs Ferry. Any Information tha. will lead 10
its recovery will he thankfully received.
J. S. COLES, Capt. d Imp. Trans.
Columbia, S. G., Jan 30 3ts
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Notice..

a Ii. persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Robert
IA ]. DELPHI, late Of Edgef.ld District deceased,
uro requested to ctmc onward and wska pay
ln.nt sna tho ;. having d;:m .nds asaiE.r sat.
Estato will pre- @nt thcri in due time, an@ pr per
ly authenticated.
a. j. PELLETIER, Admir-.
oc!ls. ly AZ
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Notice.
For Tax Collector.

? Tho Many Frionds of D.,A. ,. BILL. Ssa,
respectfully nominate him asa Candidate f.s
Tax Collector at the mex. election. %
E oetlS to SO
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Flour Wanted for the
Navy.

TIME Honorable Secretary Of Navy, through
Il Moi. VI. P. HOWELL, Naval "A gent Az
gusta, Ga, authorizes no to purchase al the
FLOUR for sale in this District, ior the Navy
Department and, for the present, to pay the
MARKET PRICE for tho same. Therefore, all
persons having FLOUR to sell (frsm sack to .
hundred barrels,) are earnestly requested to de-
li,sr it to rac in Hamburg forthwith. as the de-
maEd ccr ii is very urgent. Cash paid en- dsliv-
orr. 8. Z. BOWERS, Agent
Navy Department.
Hamburg, Dec 81 tS u
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Notice to Conscripts.

Z. HEADQUARTERS EAAMINING BUAKD'
4rH CoxG3EssIoEAL DISTINCT,
Abbsyille, Jan. 26, 1854.
yFyUB Medical Boards for examining Conscrpts
in the State of South Carolina, will meet at
the following simos aud places:
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STATE OF sOUTHSCAROLIN4A.

F. ]. MOSES, Jr., Lieut.. & Eos
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