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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-12
From thu Chattanooga Gazette
A Woman with Two Husbands-.A
Rebel g M, n Yankee.

We have often heard Of romantic e'cpe-
ments, in which silly young girls have runa-
way with captivating young men TO the great
displeasurc and direful wrath Of gouty old
papas, and indignant and ,ponderous mamas.
We have heard, too, of the customary Sc
quence Of pursuit. and capture Of the abscond.
ing parties VIXEN the plot was. finally dscov-
cred, and repentance and forgiveness when
it was too late and there was no help for it +;
but the case we have in hand differs some
what from any of this character.
Sometime last fall, soldier belonging to
the Cd Wisconsin battery doing duty in The
garrison in this city, married a woman living
few miles from town, who already had u
husband living, he being a rebel and pris.
oner at Camp Chase, Ohio. The soldier went
to Wisconsin during the month Of October,
was mustered out of the service, and immedi-
ately returned here and went to his wife's to
live.
A few days ago, the rebel who had taken
the oath Of ale Ounce returned Ia the plare,
and going to what hc believed to be his own
house, was surprised TO ind q Yankee in pos
session both Of his wife and property. II.
Yorcd 20 tnter LIS
own house once more, but was unable to eff
feet anything, as the wife took sides with her
Yankee husband and refused TO leave him.
! The -ailair eliminated yesterday in a suit be-.
fore Justice Allison, brought by the rebel to
;; recover the value of a COW which lie claimed
he; had left at home when he went into The
rebel army. The Justice triel to make her
understand that her first husband Was h.r
legal spouse, but she didn't care for that. 10
every argument cf his she returned . Yes,
but like The Yankee tie bcst!.' Finding that
ii was no avail 70 try and induce his wife to
return to his bed and homc, the rebel husband
determined 10 have something from the wrecl,
of his fortunes, and said TO the Yankee,
."Wall, you may keep the woman you will
ray me twenty-five dollars for The cow" & I'll
pay it," responded the other, and the bargain
IVES concluded on the spot Alter the pay
mentthe tr:odepartcd from the Justices Office,
cacl apparently satisfied with the result.
Wives are dog cheap At twenty-five dollars,
and every body can afford to buy one ut that
price, butwe think the Grst husband acted
the wiser parti in preicrring the COW; as those
arc the scarcer animals at present.
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Stolen

E3a0M'the Subscriber sometime, between the
IL Eth january and the middle of March, one
dozen large Silver Forks; ono dozen largesilver
Table Spoons; hali-dazsn silver Tea Spoons, each
bearing the, letters ]. HI 4 L. E. RI. Also, one
very enc Coral sett Jcwelry, consisting Of Brooch
and Earl Rings one ladies, Fob Chain, ,withlarse
fob pin attached, tholatter bnyipg cross
and anchor Of blue ecafne! ; ono long Gold Chain;
two Fobs for gentlemen, one.ycry heavy having 3
;lsyieo of wolf hoa,l wtb5ruby eyes, the otber
lighter with I,!ainshoel attached one pair child.s
sleeve Links, corni and gold; aud one large gold
Pencil md two small enes. Tho nbove article,
lre suppressed 10 have been taken. tY negroes. /
Wall par libeta! reward for the delivery Of them
j. IL. HUfshINGsWoRTii.
!: April ets Ia
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.eThe Effects of ofFederal.yictories ,,

The New York Ne'cs, underline above cap:
ton; has long article in relation to recent
Federal victories, and closes thus:
Let:us suppose the South crushedinto pas
siye esobedience to the Federal will its allies
whipped and huInbled, and the, Union re.
constructed.
What then? The elements of discord
would be at work increasingly to tumble this
Union of condneror and conquered. oil master
and subject, from its insure foundation.
Eternal hatred, bitterness and. d.iealously would
exist. between the sections. The North
boastful and arrogant, and TIE South; brood
ing ia silence oyerits humiliation, would pre-
sent such a nockery of rcpublicanism, that
egen patriotism would. find relief in accepting,
in its,stead, al avowed despotism.
Every disturbance with foreign Powers
would be signal for the pent up yindictivc-
ness of the subdued section to burst forth, and
at the period when we most would be found
sluke-warm, at The best and, at the worst,
arrayed in open hostility, lcagued, With our
foes, against u.s. Admitting therefore, the
ultimate supremacy of the Federal arms, tri.
umph would prove, like.Pandora, a :" tascina-
ting mischief" opening the casket of evils in
to thefuture Of the Republic.
Itis but the gladiator's pride, The pride of
muscle, of endurance, of martial skill, that
keeps up this contest so long after our better
Judgment has thrown the warder down.
Better. the present sacrifice of such pride to
the great sacrifice ofintercst, peace and hap
piness hereafter. There is but one way to
secure .friendship-and unity of action in the
common interest of republicanism between
the sections. .
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Dick Cheathana

KXyILL srand the Spring Season OF 1885 at
Wv One Hundred Dollars tho season.
He will be at Edgciela G. II. Mondays, Tues.
lays, Wednesdays and 1,hursdsys,-tbe remsin-
der of the week at Harmon Gellman's. lie will
begin The season lst February aud end it 2eih
June. He will remain Mt Ii. Galmsn's during
tho mouth Of Fobruarj, after which time he will
tesnlternately at Easefeld e. II. dud.H. GALL
mans.
BY special contract with my Agent, Jas. II.
Harri..n. or myself, mares will be injured with
foai for Two Hundred Dollars. The money will
be considerSd due at tLe end Of the season.
THO. G. BACON.
jan 81 z0t g.
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Charleston.

"Tne Charleston of old. time has ceased to
be" as the Sumter IYatcllmaa remarks. Ma
ny inquiries have reached US concerning GER
tain persons, and reports have been spread
not very favorable or complimentary to somo,
formerly we'll known under Confederate pro-
rsssions and efforts. We withhold or defer
comments for fuller and more authentic III:
formation, which we earnestly request, and
invite from all friends or readers receiving pa
pers or accounts through the lines, from any
point not now connected with Camden by
mril.
AS to the I" Courier," one facs may be sta
ted, III justice and on good information that
has reached US: whatever course has been
adopted by others connected with that estab-
i;shment, Mr.. w. B. Carlisle-whoior twelve
wears had been actively engaged in the edl.
torial denartmeut OF the .Courier" and had
exhibited therein the zeal aud intercst-in
behalf ofSouth Csrolina and the South, and
the Union as it was Of old, and tlU union O
the Sort .Ias II should be- which he hao
shown. IN a:brief editorial career ms Oelum'
bia-is not DOW connected with the "Cour-
| ier.p III e left thetcity On,one oil the. .cFaeua
]. ton trains. Richard Yeadon, Esq, promi
nent among the propiietors, had not for some
lsuaonihs .res.dcI in Charleston, aad was, It'll
1, believed, absent 1T the time OF the eyacna
lion. James III. Murrcll, fcrmany years wei
! known.in connection withgthe Courier,
was also absent, ardAso.far as we know J:
snow absent and desires to remain ousof tht
so-ca!led Charleston under Yankee rule. On,
poriionofthe proprietary interesto the cstab
iishme!a:t fell, sinceethe war commenced
ssstfiisin biz .i,;,llsuta Bttist ctizenand gel
ftieuinsi, William Youi:g, Esq, Tor so.ne Lar
! a resident of New York, End editor OF th
! New York ".AIbiop." 1t has been conli
| dently reported that the British aag has bee'
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Books !! Books! II

A 4 WILL sSss azfsir price fSEstbs .tfol!esip
II Books: ~.
Watts the Siiud;
Wnsland's intellectual Philosophy;
.AbercromLie.s Iptellectual5"
Alexauder's Evidencegpf Christianity;
-Dagg's Moral PHILOSOPHY; slr
Ysumnn's Chemistry.;.s
Courseaof Composition. andlQ lQuacEcnbos;
Robbins Outline History;
Tytlcr'S3 UsiycrsalsH History
l,incolu's Butsny So
Davies Algebra and Geometry; - ~.
Arithmetic;
Comstock,s s PHILOSOPHY and Chem:alry;
Ancient 5, eeegraphy-Mitehsll.
sAnalysis-Gree
Sfmln,s liistory;of South Caroline;
Goldsmilh's History England anil Rune;
Markham's ni,tnry &"
Bullion's English Grammnr;
McGuffey's Readers
Towers or Smiths En- glish Grammar;.
First Lessons in Composition
Histories for Children;
Spelling Books. ~
Familiar science-Pstcrsnr and Brewer.
Elements Of Mythology;
uclges Logic;.
Arnol,i.s First Latin Book:
Second Latin Bvuis;
Latin Observation-Disclosures and .Bul:iun',.
Pasquolles French Course;
y6ltnirc's Charles XII, - = ~
Tclemachu's French.
A4' : : N4 - NJ. W. SANS.
Apr5 ct Is
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n NORDINARYf ..-..1.-
DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
He'd field District.
Whereas. 2. w. carwile, c. E E. D.. has ap-
piled 20 lustor Letters of Administration, ON all
ani singular tho goods and chattols, rights and
credits Of WI. Butler, Int Tbf the District
aforesaid, decd.
There are, therefore, to cite and a,lnonish sfl
nnd singulnr, the kindred sud creditors of the.
said dcceased, to he ana appear before ME, at our
next 0rlinary'e Court for the raid District, to bo
holden at Edgeheld.sC. H., on the 22d day of
April noxt, TO chow osuse, if any, why the said
admipistration should not no granted.
tiiycn under my hand atid.sea this 4th day
of Mar. in the year our Lord one, thousand
eight hundred and Sixty .fvo and in the eighty
ninth year of the Independence Of South Caro-
Ina WE. .DURISOE, O.E.D.
Mnr II 81 IL
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invoked to protect this interest in the "Ceur-
ier;" but these, and other rumors Of kindred
import must await fuller exposition. There
are matters connected with the evacuation of
Charleston preceding and follow
ingdt-that demand and must have full con-
sideration atthe proper time: The old city
of Lowndes, and Gadsden, and Hayne is not
historically dead or obliterated; and will sur
vive and revive, unloss all Southern senti.;
sments, feelings and principles areto be sac
rifced at the altar of Mammon.-Camden
Journal and Confederate. ~
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Notice.

A LII persous having any claims OF demands
"a .,ai.a tic Estate. of Walker IL. SaiissI,
dsu'd:; arc resui,sd 10 present tbeun, properly
proven ;.and all persons having any Netes, Pa
,,,rs or Property Of amy Kind bsf nging t. said
.fat. aro rec uestsiFto hand them in to the I'M
dcrs;rnctl, who is hs lawful Administrator; aud
also 'thrse indebted will please pay up immedi.
a,ely. in lawful mouey OF Tho Stats. or its cqaiyn-
len. in currency. a word 70 tho wiseis sufficient.
". B. SAMUEL, Adin'or.
Mar 81 SnS is
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GSgefelS a05ertisu /,
For the Advertiser.
Nature, Betrothed and Welded.
"a Spring Fancy,)
BY PAUL Il. HAYSE.

Have YOU not noted how in early spring,
From out the forests, past the nurmuring brooks
/, Ger. the hill-sides, s,-nature, with airy grace,
like some fair Virgin, touched by lights ant
shades,
Glides timidly,-a veil of golden mist
About her brows, and budding bosom draped
In maiden coyness? SHE'sa Bride betrothed
Unto that mystic Gop,# who comes from far,
Rich Orient lands upon the winds OF june,
That bear hin, like swiftArdours winged with fire
And when,on some calm lustrous morn, her Lore
Uplirts the golden veil, and weas to hers
The quickening warmth of ripe, immortal lips
How the broad Earth leaps into rapturcd life,
And thrills with music
Then, aQaeenly spouse,
Raised unto fruitful empire, thre' all hours
OF bountcous Summer she walks proudly On,
Shining. with biissful eyes Of matronhood,
IT'LL at the last, Autumn With reverent hand
Doth crown her. with such full completed JOY,
+. Such wealth of sovereign beauty, she once more,
About her brows and sumptuous bosom folds
That golden veil, not in the trcmulous fear.
OF maiden coyness nop,-but lest rash men
Drawn.bs her awful loneliness, should dare >
To gaze too closely on it,. and thus fail
smitten aud blind at her imperial feet!
personifcatfon is here meant OF the imprcg-
mating and ferlilizing POWER Of the atmosphere
to which Nature owes her trees, her bloom the
ripeness of her golden grain
EDGEwooD, Feb. 1865.
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Enrolling Office,
.EDGEFIELD, S: C., March 2Slb,.

- 7HDVaT1Ag3O, u VI N a OD 1UtU, 1VU"'-
u IN accordance with orders received. all per-
as SOM in this District who hold papers, of re-
tirement, or furloushs to awuit tho return afSre-
report in person at this Office, on or before the
2Oth of April ensuing, for the purpose OF haying
their said papers recorder at this Office.
II. All perons on duty in this District, in
connection with This ofies, ere hereby Instructed
not to recognize oi :c1pect after the day above
mentioned, any of the papers, unless thoy bear
evidence Of their having been recorded at this
.0fico.
F.. j. MOSES, Jr, :
Licut:Sd Enrolling Officer.
APPS % is
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10 Mes siry.. r. oramp & Co., sold alarse
lot of tobacl % on Wednesday for thirty dollars
per pound. gAissis the highest price yet that
has been paid for tobacco in this er any other
market in the Cnnfedoracy.
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State of South Carolina.

.ADJT' & INSPECTOR GENERAL s5oFFTcE
sP4arAsRuRe, March 10TH 1855.
SPECIAL oRDEEs, NO. s2.
Efirdct.
WE Lieut. Coz. n. W. ADDISON. A. D. c..
v ls to His Exeellency, the Governor Is su-
thorizea to accept the services Of any portion of
the Militia Of Edgefeld District rs may offer fnd
can psovidet themselves with horses, and to or-
s-lize such persons into Companies, With power
to elect their Officers. -ssst.
Sosoon as completed, Col. ADDISON will report
the organization to these Head. Quarters.
By command of tho Governor.
G. A. F0LLTN, A.fA. Gent.
APPS .. 15.H'
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Rocky Greek Academy

vEyIIE Exercises Of this Institution will be re-
! 4 sumcdfon the: first Monday in May under
the supervision q r. w. CANNON.
Terms, 800 tcr Session of Ave months for
English Brlnches, or old prices if paid in pravi-
sions nt oldIprices. Extra charge will be made
for the higher bnnches. Payment viii lie re-
dured in advance.
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A lady dressed in as luxurious fabrics as
ever Aultered from q fairy form "before wars
deadly blast was blown" with sweeping
trail behind her on the ground, OF indefinite
length, .turnedsthe corner at the waysldle nos
pitsl yesterday, and as shee turned she cast q
elaucc of anxious solicitude back TO see if the
aforesaid trail was all 0. X. A crippled sol
dier, sitting at the corner enjoying '.le sun,
noticed tue movement andSths look, aud with
the yiewofreassuring theiady exclaimed, LES
alright. madamc-the rest.of it is coming
down the streetand willlbe along shortly !!
You can sail on-the dress is ell settin'." :" 1t
is useless to say that the lady did sail on
like three-decker before full breeze
Pehnl ~.
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Enrolling Office,

EDGEFIELD, S. O., April 81, 1855.
n IN accordance with orders received at this
Il Office. all Officers and Soll;crs in this District,
absent without loavo from the Army Of Northern
Virginia and tho Army Of Tennessee are hereby
ordered to rspsrt immcdia, 'ty ON receipt of-this
order, to Col. w. w. Perryman, Commalhlant
Post at Grecnr.lle, SC. s
Lieut. 4 Enrolling Officer.
ABE Ct -
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Assessors Notice.
TAX IN KIND,

WILL ntteniat the places montioRed below to
assess the rithes of BACON. Altproducers who
have not made ,hor returns OF CORN, FopDEN,
To- nrc requested to do &C, at once, or they will
h.v. 10 puy Ave times the market value Of their
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IRQNl
mules! INsllesl

N,.,straiIs, a SUPERIOR YOUNG gAeK,
3eSjsMil stand ut ur. r. 7. Minis Steam Mil
this Spring Season. The TarDs as heretofore.
nublshed hy handbills are rernked and changed
: 70 ssO.-Cash in advance. Mares proving not
win foal win have tho privilege Of another seas
SON. Season to commences I'd April and eloss tsta
juno. % ~. MINIS.
/ MaT22 Il IL
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Ta:y Iin kind.

n wIII,sbe urepart to receive TAX IN KIND
Il except Bncuns spf fsyrup, s,ats Eds eh9'9 u. h,'
onsand utter Mepds{ tho zStn INST. 4 nope 10
h.ve barrels and besrepared t9.rece'so inc ~.
~ rscciye The yaconhntil Iebaye further orders,
that ihe Bacon may bcome thoroughly dry.
- I, g IS. TOMPKINS, Agent
Mor II ct IL
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State OF South .Garo olina,,
ExEeUFlrE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA, 2fth4;iiarcb. 1s55. T., :.
yHyYEs Is;;vASloN iofstbe st..e tAs FsGiased. i
Il proper tdht@tas Legislative Departnent OF
the Government offbe Satss should be convened;
Of I tho State ay y 'e And for Ii That purpose
the Memb.rs of the Senate aud the House Of
Representatives IF thc State Of snnth Carolina,
are hereby invited to assemble REENyILLE,
on TUESDAY,, the'25th day of APRIL, vt l2s
O'clock, NJ.
a. G. MAGRATH.
W. s.. ELslorr, Private Secretary.
p Aprir5as - st. Is
Nss- papers. Of the State willEeopy until the
25th inst. ~ -
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Romance.

A beautiful young lady residing in ooluin-
ba married a Federal officer and went of
with the Yankees, (she formerly lived in
.Greenvile) we learn had FOR three months
previous to the occupation Of the city by the
enemy, barbored him in tie -house-oi her pa
rent. OF course she was in the, beishts Of
satisfaction, when circumstance happened
which considerably lessened her hynenial
felicities. Her husband, ore evening subse-
quent to their departure, after free llbations
being & Oooscr-taking a snooze, q batch OF
letters fell from his pocket, and she, picking
il up, found one from, anoiher wife, with
children, at the North, in which they desired
him to hasten along with the beautiful arh!te
nursc lie lad promised 10 bring them from The
SoutA.
The young lady in question Immediately
left her spouse and returned towards Celum,
bia, where she is said to have safely arrived
in an ox cart, minus lcr four horse. carriage
etc.-Greenville Enterprise. -.
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Granitctille, AFill3 3
Bartsr (! Barter !

yuyEE GraniteylIe Manufacturing Company
will scontinrfto Barter Cloth for FLOUR.
CORN; PEAS, AC0N AND LARD, giving
Augusta prices fot produce, and,furnishisg Cloth
,at whalesafe rates.
: Groniteyille, Ami 3 If 15
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Tux Payers will come prepared to give the
number of farm, hands between the ages of J.?
and G5 years of age, for the present year.
Free Persons Of Color must make their returns
in Apr;J, or thcy will be subject to double tax
NJ.skoPER. T. C. i. D.
N.B.-I WITH hereafter attend tile Several Bat
TALON muster grounds for the accommodation o,
those who cannot meet IN on my FIRST round.
Mar 90 II 10
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Notice.

IA J. DELPHI, late OF Elgehsla District. deceased,
are requested TO ooIne Onward aud make pay
msnt and ,ho,o having demands against said
Enaee will present them III due ;imo, ana'proper-
ly authenticated. -
Al pELLEIIER, Admir-.
Oct IA s5lv .ycg~ 42
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Flour Wanted for the
Navy.

TEIAE Honorable S.cretnry Of Navy, through
IL Maj. ". F. HOWELL, Naval Agent, An.
gusa. %tin.. authorize mo to purchase al! ths-
FLO CR for sule in this District, fer the Navy
department, and, for the present. to pay. tho
ii MARKET PRICE for the same. Thereiore, all
persons having EL0FR to sell tftotn s.ack TO
hundred barrels are earnestly rosnsstas TO de-
liver i. 10 TIC in Hamburg forthwith. as the de-
nani for il is cry urgent Cash paid on deiY-
cry. 8. f. BOWERS. Agent
Navy Department.
Hamburg, Dec 81 ,: 81
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Producers wilietake notice Of the days and
places Of attendance and meet me promptly:
All sons,kitling (25o lbs.) two hundred and
Fifty pounts,of Nett Pork will nuke returns, and
those WHO made returns Of hogs to have corn de-
ductcd 10 ratfun them, will now make them cor
recily. GEO 4. ApDiSoS,
Assessor Tax in Kind; I2,h I. D.
Mnr % At IL
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The losses dafthe enemy, reported by thsir
prisoners, of whom a few were taken, are from
3.5OOto $500. 0drsown will not exceed i've
hundred.
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Oct 13L
Soldiers Claims.

WE have ON hnnd few quires Of Blanks for
w, Obtaining deceased Soltier-hC Claims against
tho Government. SDNERTISER,0FFICE.
July 20 If 49, 80
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NOBLE SESTIMsNr.-Some5true heart has
given expression to its generous nature in the
following beautiful sentiment: Never desert
/. a friend when enemies gather round him.
When sickness5fdlls on the hcart-when the
void is dark AID cherries, is the time to try
true friend, They who. turn from q scene
Of distress;betray their hypocrisy, and prove
that interest moves them. If yoa have. q
friend Who loves you and stubes your inter
,es sand happiness, be sure t5 sustain him in
adversely. Let him feel thathis former kind
ness is apprcciatcd,- andAhat bis love is hpt
thrown away. Real fidelity may be rare, but
/. it existsin the heart. Who has not seen aud
fe,t its power2 They deny It's worth, WHO
i.neyer loged afriend, or labored to make
| friend happy. ~
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Notice.

rvyuE ANNUAI MEETING Of the. Stockholl-
ers of.the Grniteyiils Manufacturing Com
pany will be hsIabt Graniteville on Thursday,
s'' -',,, =. s - B. C. HARD, sec.y.
80, Gran. Mani. Co.
na.;tar;llo vii 3 ~ st Is
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.essses The peoFlssor el,arlestp are called upon
1 ,sra;se S!e,geO f,r ,io .nrRase. of erecting a
saeLlorial monument over ti,e remains Of Yankee
prisoners Of wor wio died and were buried at the
Race Course.
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For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
The MANY Friends Of b, A. j. HELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as a csndidats fer
Tax Collector d, the nsxt election.
oetls ts 43 -
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Tax Collectors Notice.
NO. l..

N WILL attend ut the time AMI places hcrcnar-
Il Ter mentioned to collect til. State aud District
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Mar %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFTEI ID DlSTRICT 80

Jan 81