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The Rsmustsr and Retention IN
Service OF ColonsIs OF n. Rimsnts.

lhe hemuhter ana hetantiOn IN
Service OF oolonsIs OF n. gimsnts.
The Subjoined letter from the War De-
partment TO General Grant, relative 10 the
remuster and retention In service Of colo
nels Of regiments, Is OF interest 10 the army
generally; ...
WABBIN0ToN, February q, 1885.
LIRUT. GIN. GRANT: Referring TO your
letter Of the 23d In -tlut, relative 10 the re-
muster and re-" Itol Of co'ouels OF. regl.
ments, under ce',I'n rcumstAnceJ, the
Secretary Of War hereby giants authority
to remuster, untec their ex sting commis-
slons, and fof the unexplrt d term OF their
regimen 8, all co'one's willing TO remain,
and wboJe reteLt'on an service may bs ap-
proved by you. This authority may be eI-
erclsed eveI II rcIlments are below the
minimum, provided they have not lost, or
will not lose their rcgimental organization
by compaplGI there Jf being mustered out.
The remusters will DO made on erplra-
ton OF existing terms Of service, and BY
the proper CommiE Saries OF Mnsters, each
case first receiving approval from your
headquarters, the same TO be filed with the
remuster-in-rolls, and 70 refer to this au-
thority. 80 .r...''...
The authority herein contained will
cease after the coming spring campaign
shall have ended, unless renewed by the
4. D. TowIsrxp,
| AAalst. AdI't Gen'l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

LIKELT TO III CHHAPER.-TThs owners OF
the Goodyear India Rubber Patent failed 10
got an extension of IL through Congress.
Thiswln bs . saving ofseverI millions Of
dollars annnAlly to the people, the eonsn-
msrS Of 1hdia rubber goods, who have been
as well SS for the cost Of the gOodS.-PAila.
L6d0er. -t...L r......,s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

THRD WARD EXHlEPTIoH Clue This
Club held meeting lSAt n ighT a. TemperAnee
Hall. A call was made for an additional o2o,
which " NAS promptly met. The drafted mem
bers Of this asso0iation who can pfooure sub
nee Of Mr.. Wella, Warrington Building, Aud
TeqsiVO the amount assigned ~ ths association
70 each drafted member,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
Neutrality-suspicious. 9, 1868
MR- MeoULL0Oa ASSUMES lis OF.
RIOIAl. nUTlER.

This morning Hon. HuOH MccULLooH
formally entered upon his new duties Of
sscrptary. Of the Treasury.
The HnADs Of the several Bureaus Of the
Department waited upon the Secretary In
body, and an address Of welcome was
made 70 him In their behalf by Judge
LswIs, Commissiouer Of Internal Reve,
nue.. Mr.. MocuILooH responded In q
neat, business-like and patriotic speech. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

viii meet tonight, At 7k O'Clock, At Turner
Hell, corner OF MAiDe avenue and Fout-and-
a-half street. PunetuAl attendance 10 earnest
~ requested, - busiOess Of impoftaOes 70
each ana every member ls to be transacted.
uAttsntIoa, Fourth wsrd.-Thsrs
viii be \ meeting OF tho Fourth Ward ENemp-
tion Club In the Coupcil Chan Der, city Hall,
on WEDNESDAY WANING. the 7th instani,
At . o'clock, p m.
\. & DAVIS, Secretary. mhG2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
IatsFsourss Ca General
gohonsld's DspartmsnI.

sohsnsld's DspartmsnI.
Commercial intercourse within the limits
OF General sehonelds department win be
governed strictly by the laws Of the United
States and the regulations Of the Treasury
Department, and will be limited TO that
which may be necessary to supply the
wants Of the loyal people residing within
the lines Of military occupation, and per.
sons in the employ OF the Government,
None but persons of undoubted loyalty snt
good character will be permitted to trad,
in the Department Of North Carolins.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

sELLIEo LIoUoR TO soLDIERs Mary
Ann DoTTtety WAS arrested By ofloer Crown
on the cha 20 Of selling liquor 70 soldiers.
she WAS fned go by JuBIioe lhOmpsonI in de-
fault OF payment Ahe WAS sent to jAIl for thir-
" days. Her thres little ohildren were cent
To the PoOr-houSe, their mother not being
able TO take care OF them.
Mary MuFphey was arrested by ofneer Pool
for the lAme snsn0O. shO was nned go BY
Juatie0 ThOmp.on.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.

The FUNERAL or Mn. BUTT.-The funeral
OF the late Richard Butt, one Of the Commis-
ainners OF the MetrOpolitAn Police, took place
,L'G sftst noon IRON his late resIdenoe near
b. a. Wo i. The Board Of Police Csmnis-
stonets, VT Mayors wallAeh and Addison,
wFrs IN . q ndtae0.
The Comm lsai q ners met this morning, when,
pn mo lou y Mr Brown, the following Tsso
lut' onS { res co. to the memory Of the late
RtChArd Butt, 90 hfthe Commissioner, were
uns vi tnouslI ShOptedi
Whercsa 4 MS peated an All-Wise Provi-
dsnee 10 remove ON our midst, And from the
sphere Of HE USE " .nesa, our friend and Asso-
eiNte, iChrTd Butt, E,q . Conmissioner Of
the hs'TorUlt tan Police for the District ol
ColUmh'S, therefore
Resolved lhNt We deeply mourn The dsmlss
OF our brother Comm'BsioneT, Richard Butt,
ESQ, Ani ~ an eVtd dsnee of our sincere regard
for, an appreciation OF, the many virtues ol
the dsesAssd, We Will now attend the funeral
IN body.
RsSOlV d, That as further mark II esteem
we will eAuae the Central 0Bee TO be draped
10 mournias, and the Commlssionsrs will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thu
period OF thirty days.
Resolved, That detail OF fourteen mounted
policemen be made by the Superintendent tG
attend the fuAsrAl this day, 40 an escort o.
honor
RssoiveS, That the Secretary communicate E.,
copy OF tnsso resolutions to the family Of th'
| deceased.
RssOIred, That a. an additional token Of rs
| speot for the memory Of our iIiend, thu
Board Will now adjourn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

The nominal value Of the slaves In the
South is nine hundred millionS of dollars
and very nominal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
COURT CREDINGs.

CIRCUIT CoURT-C Chisf JHsties Cartier,
The case OF Luoien Peytcn aEainst swe-I ey
ana Huyck was resumsd this morning. Coun-
sci were engaged In argumsnt on the instTue-
uOna.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

ThS susqushanna Clear OF IOS.
BALTIMoRR, March 9.-1he susquehsnua
Ia all clear and travel will be imine ediately
raAumpd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

The ExunPTs To-DAI up 10 two andf
a-half o. Ioek, this Airsraoon. the number
eHempts for this day amounted TO ~. Among
them was one deaf Apd oumb, four hletns, twO
oveF Age, one erroneo"s enrollmcnt. and the
bA, anee for physioal disability.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

FOURTH WARD EXEnPTIoN CLUB.-This
AHSooiAt me Last evening At the CITY Hall,
the President, Mr.. Lloyd, In the chair.
Mr. h. s. DAvis, the Secretary, announeed
thai out OF the ninety-four members Of the
Cinh, slsh'seh had bsSn drafted The amoant
10 the TfeAHufeT'A hands was oA,1lO Under
the eOnItitut on each drafted member was On.
titled 10 S30, SsVen hundred doll ,Ts moro
was required TO ray the oS00 to each draftsd
man.
A resolution was adopted. levying . tax OI
$40 On each member OF The Club, TO Be paid on
or before saturday next, In order that the
drafted member might receive osOo each
seoutivs weeks, TO constitute q fund for ths
aid OF any members who may be drAftod In Z
supplementary dram.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

ALExLNDRIA CIrI ELRoTIoN.-ln the
municipal election At AlexandTiA, yssterday,
Charles A. Ware was elected Mayor ~ % ma
men: LeWlh MeKenEie, W. J. Co SipG, Charles
L. Neale, samuel BAKER, w. d. Massey, Wm.
Arnold, Paul n EvAns, RObert PortnsI, Jen,
Taoey, q n. GArwOOd, John Moore, Frederick
JAmea i. Dyaun.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
SECOND EDITION
FOUR 57oIook. I'm

SoMISArIoa Poa noMsTRoE.LnR
OF THE OURREHcY.
Hon. FnKnnAN CLAEKE, Of New York,
has been nominated To IT, Senate 70 sue
coed Mr.. MooULLo0H Is comptrOllsr Of the
Currency.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

ID New York state soldisrs' Agency
removed To No. 2sJ street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. All information Of
interest or value to the soldiers OF New York
or their friends, turniIhed Ers'ui'ously upon
application at their new rooms, either IN per-
IOn or By letter. No. 2Sl 2 Ttrset, between
Twelfth and Thrice attn streets
mI-aatnthtf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

~ Grand mplimentaFy Ban %
the Drafted Metropoil, an Police Of the Second
Ward. To be siven At the Metropolitan Hsll,
on d street, near Eleventh, on WEDh ESDAf
EVENING, March q, 1865. A eOrdIAl inyits'
tion ID extended TO the citizens sad their
families. No ladiss' inVitatirns have been
iEsusd. Tickets o., AdmittirE . gentleman
and ladies'. by order Of Committee ni Al
ranxemsnts. J. W. FRANKLIN
A. III NOiS
mhs-ats III. sIMOND.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

euonsuFOWa AsyAtns. M asops-
town Dram Assoeiaiioa ATTN the Council
chanhof last evening, and vas largsly 81
t.ndaA me- nnnbaf drafted are - fnliova.
10 Ire HiehtA snb-iistriet ~. sod IN the
nin'h 1S-makins "a out Of the nts nsmbe-s of
he eiuh. Ths amoust nov IN TIE ueasbry,
oedncfinG eNDenaen, amnuntn IN o,111a
M.sars kiwafd sud George shcsmsk'r, jf-,
tte seereearT apd treasurer Of the assnsis-
t'on, were drafted, and so we're nady thoss
vhe have tsk-n live,y interest N the pro-
oeedipgs ofthe body sisce lie ineeption.
Mr. J. Q, peshsr movtd that the presidsna,
Geo. Hill. Jr., Eco. be . committee 81 ore %
wait on the examining sorGsdn, ~. baldwin,
and ssoertain the time that tho,e drafted
shall be oblired 10 report But ,hts was 10
on the tnSle, On motion of hF. G. 8 EaelIsh,
who said IN AZ, thougN rsftsd himself, he was
solisitous only for those who needed the
pose. ... .... ....L-.. -f1. H..
The meeting then adjourned until too sht.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

LosTCHnD.--Yestcrday afternoon, about
half-past one O'Clock. . lady took 20 'hs
seventh precinct station ouse little boy Eve
years Of are, found wandering about tho
streets. Ofiesr Grant returned the boy 70 his
parents, Cam. c. BriAhmsn, corner oi Fourth
and r atfeota
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

MERcuTIo said OF his wound,
IL IOas not az deep as a l0eu, or a. tplfe
A. gaze, bal " t0Otiid DO"
PLAHIATIoA BITTERS will not raise the dead,
But they cure the Siok, cAAlt ths depressed,
Add . rose tint charm 10 the toeisl circle,
And render llfa q hing To he ebJoNtd
Also; the thing itselfis quite enJoyAole'
Never WaS searching Tvnie In such pleAsAnI
shape.
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Obor wrought by msnIAl GAro, most gende ie'
males, u,,.
And the wreck Of men, all hnd these Bltters
The balm Of llfe And source OF health.
nsI.V not tnai. Conveniently deposited
10 every town wherever civilization eHtendsr
ID can be obtained, tTus, genuine, and sure.
n Calvary baptist Church mseIs
every sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, On
Fifth street, between n and Louisiana ave
nus. Service At II A. NJ. and TX Y. NJ. seats
free. Rev. 7. n. Hop lett, pastor. jAniS-ti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

~ FIrsG WardS-The AubseIl'bers 70
the NATIONAL REPU1LICAE in the fIst
Ward, who lAVe been neglected ~ IoInitt,
earFiOru, and who ieaiTe to continue, VIZ
please leave their oTdeTs At the BOOK shu
Periodical store Of EDWARD WAITE, 10.
II1k fshhsylV4niA avenue, between sever,
tseAth and Eightesnth aueets, anu thel WIN
be served promptly and regularly. nOv1-u
T UST--IN OR NEAR eEVENIH
street, between Y and X Streets en- thS
sVsninG OF March sth, bfeAstptn, Ihe Iun
10 the once Of Col. InETAhAm, PenpsylVanls
avenue, bstWsen Fifteenth and Fiiteon;sna,,"
hall streets. N"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

- Peoples TSIsErSPh.-Hs~ EtTst
CLASS Lines, direct TO NEW YORK, BIOS
TON, and AL important points. WAahington
ofhsss; REPOaLICAN BuILIpIEG, sii Ninth
street, (WeSt SidA,I corner PennIylVAnia ave
nue. And sixth street, under National ho'ei'
and corner fifteenth and HtTeSta, opposite
CHARLES n MOVES,
fsbIS-tf MANAGER Washington Distri0e'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

u Georgetown. Ths RsPubIiosa
car Be obtained every evening a. tho Book
and Variety store Of q. CrAndell, No. vs.
Bridge street. Gsorg gstown. tAst-d
a. TlaksIs for the FOa1dFy ChHFsh
Fair oan be obtained 81 the pnIclpAl book
stores on the venue and Seventh street.
feIgM
N PARTIES, Balls, wsdd'nEs.-shaE-
aslGs confeetionery-LAdiss' Dining Saloon
an row prepared to furnish in the best
' sneh style, and my own superintendenes,
Parties, WeddipgG, ard other entertain ~ cots,
IN most " AsonA6ls terms: The best French
confsstionery always on band. Prvate D'n'
n0rs aud suppers furnished st my SalOon.
Country Orders and P. rties after ded 10 In the
shortest potiee. lea Cream and Water 'sfs,
made BY stsam powe', in plain and fancy
mou,ds, for Parties, Dinners. ian4-Sm
r Massaohusstts AiiIitAry STATE
AoEHCY REhoykL.-on and after MONDAY,
January lat, 1855, the Msssaehusetts STATE
Agency will occupy It's new Iooms In the Ne.
iioaaI InieIli0snosy building, second moor oornsr
Of seventh and y streets, Wellington, ID. {.
Massachusetts soldiers and eillens are ID
vited TO call.
Advice and assistance EiysS yithcnt charge
desSI-d Lieut.. Col. and state Agent,
II Notice 10 hereby given that books
10 TeoelVe subscriptions 10 the Capital stock
OF the NAti0aAl Union InSurAnce Company q
WashInEton, d. G., viii be open a. no. zyI
street, on the 18th day OF March, A. ID. loso,
bstWeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock, q. N = AEd
y - JAMEs HARPER,
Z, n, MOODY,
THOS. PAITEN,
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
JOHN NJ. REILLY,
feb2s-lot' commlssionen'
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;, --------In q; storm OF sea, when tlle salIofs
were all at prayers, expecting eEerysmo.
ment5to GO to the bottom, o, passenger
appeared quite unconcerned. Thecaptain
asked him how he could be SO much at
his ease in this awful situation.
"Sir," says the passenger, "my LIES
insured"
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State Of South Carolina,

State Of South Carolina,
- EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
EDY,W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
HS Hcld District. Zi3s Z
Whereas, James P. & Thos l.: Moore, havh IN
plicdto me for Letters Of Administration, on g.
singular the goods 1nd chattels, rights and -
of W. N. Moore, :ate of the district a
decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish a.yl
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our ncxt
ordinarys Court for the said District TO be holden
at Edgefeld C. H., on the 3Oth day Of Nov inst,
to show cause, if any, why the said administrator.
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day of
Nov in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-fve, and,in the Goth year Of
the Independence Of the United States Of Amer
ica.~
F.DURIsoE, o.r:D.
Nov. % ct AZ
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Floor Oil Cloths.

Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned;
Table Oil Cloths, just received.
Shoes.
Ladies' Balmorals;
Misses Caters:
Gents Caters, Buckles;
Heavy Shoes, all kinds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-29
-.Where do. you hail from z"
.queried Yankee of a traveller.
5 r Where dozyou rain from ?"'.s 4

IS r Where dosyou rain from gu q
g Don'tsrainsat M," said the astonished-
Jonathan.
Neither a as ! haiI, 50 mind: So5urrsovn
fbusinesS. ~
"a little boy who put; countcrfcit
money in the contribution sbox; replied Co.
his Sunday school teacher, that he didn't
'spesethe little.heathens would know the
difference, and. thought it would. be just
as good for them" Thoughtful boy.
"A country exchange says: In
the piece OH ourzfrst page, entitled Owe
must not lag behind" instead Of the line
THAT .moplds. his dirty Shirt please
read, aThat would>his' duty shirk:"
- -. >. ~ Il: young dyswas addressed by
young man, who. though agreeable 10
her, was disliked BY her father. Of course
heseould mot consent to the union, and
she determined to elope. The night was
fixed, the hour came, he placed the ladder
to the window, and in a few minutes she
| was IN IN his arms. They mounted q double
horse, and; were soomsomc>distance from
the house. After a while the lady broke
the silence by saying
swell, you see what proof have
given you of my affection; hope you
will make me q good husband" {,
}~ He was surly fellow, and gruf1y an.
swercd, =" Perhaps Imay and perhaps
not" .,s..-
| She made no reply, but after silence
of some minutes she suddenly exclaimed,
.aOh, what shall Ido?sI left my mon
.ey behind me in my room" -
a Then. said he, eve must 60 back
and fetch it, ,e.e.s
They were soon again at the house, the
ladder again placed, which the lady re.
,whilethe ill-natured lover waited
below. But she delayed to come, and he
gently called s7sa2.
6 "aAres you coming, r.
She looked out st the window and said,
ssz"PerhapsI may and perhaps not )"
then shut down the window, leaving him
to return upon the double. horse alone.
;Wasnotithat n happy thought on the
tady's part-a famous joke?
awe When can donkey be spelt with
one letter. When its U! Nothing per.
sonal meant.
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s1NEW....G00DS !!

vHyHE Subscriber has just returned from Char
IL lcs.on with o good lot of. -cs
Colorcd aud Mourning CALIC0ES;
Rich and hands oine DELAINES;
Black ALPACcA and French GRAPE;
Jaconct and Swiss MUSL1NS;
3 A fine array of BRILLIkNIS: -:
Bnrage Wells and Black Lovo Wells;
kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS; =
Beautiful CASSIMERES;
Red, White and Canton F LANNEL;
Brown, Bleachel and Sea Island SHIFTING /;
% Ladies' and Misses White and Black HOSE;
Mons Hnif HOSE; =
Irish LINEN;
Ladie.' and Gents Linen Cambria HD'K'FS.
Silk kHANDKERCHIEFS;
Colored. White and Black SPOOL COTTON;
Flax THREAD;
Lasting Cont BUTTONS;
Vest, Horn, Pearl and Col'i Agate BUTTONS
=, LINEN TOWELS
Ladies and Misses HOOP SKIRTS;
3. Patent Leather and Silk BELTS;
India Rubber Round COMBS;
Dressing COMBS and HAIR PINS;
Coarse and Fine COMES;
SCISSORS and POCKET KNIVES;
Hair BRUSHES; =
Pocket BOOKS aad WATCH KEYS, &c.
Also
One Crate cR0CKERY WARE;
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, CANDLES;
Turpentine and Fancy SOAPS;
SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, &c.
Also
= A fine assortment Ladies', Misses, Mems, Boys
and Ohidren's SHOES. !
:. All of which will be SOLD Low FOR CASH
ONLY.
/. b. C. BRYAN, Agent.
Get II If AZ
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEtIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY
f. N. Henderson and N. E. Henderson
johnson Sale, Guardian ad htem of
- Henderson, Henderson, minors
HEY IN ordor from the Ordinary, shall proceed
I'D to sell at Edgo6cd Court House, on the first
Monday in December noxt, for Partition, the
REAL ESTATE of John Trapp Henderson, de-
ceased, consisting of TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, lying and being in the District and State
aforesaid, containing One Hundred and Ninety
Q9Ol Acres, moro or less, bounding on lands of
FL. NJ. Spikes, Willis Ross, johnson Sale and
others.
TERMS-Tho above Tract of Land will be
sold on credit of one and two years, in lawful
money of the State. Purchasers to give Bond and
security, and Mortgage Of the premises to the
Ordinary, to secure the purchase money. Costs
to bo paid in Cash, and to pay for Titles extra.
WIN. SPIRES, S.E.D.
Nov. Is, st 46
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State of South Carolina,
DGEFIELD DIS STRICT.
nv ORDTN4RY

GEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
EDY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District. - 3. ~ 3. ~ -
Whereas,J p.rQuattlebuam has applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chatels, rights and credits of H. D.
Quattlcbaum late Of the District aforesaid, do
ceased. @ ]" - q. -
These ere, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of The said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
ordinarys Court for the said Distrctt to be holden
Mt EdgeGeld Court House, on the 4th day of
Det. next,;ssto showycause; if any, syhyrtks:aaid
administration should not be granted. s-s -
Given under my hand and seal, this goth day
of Now, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-fve, and in tho
ninetieth year of the sovereignty and Indepen-
dence of the United States Of America.
W.F. DURISOE, 0.E.D.
Nov. %. 2t ~
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Oh! could there in this world bo found
sx ~ Some iittls sposof happy ground, +
81 Whers s;llsgs pleasures might go.roqnl5
vi i Mith5at i6e villago tattihga : = AZ
How donbly blsssthat pIacswOuld be,
Whore ali might dwell in liberty ~-v
OF sossip's endless prataing 81
pRsis;5tf sS4pI 2jsesI {ial.l.1 4 !. +
H,such a,spot were really known, -, -
-'s'as Dame Peace might claim It as her ewn,
v'15 Andin it she might fx her throne -" ~
Forever and forever ;tsss'i'-4i e .. '.'-iF'
There. like A,queep, might reignaad life
Who're every one would soon forgive
The little slight they might receive,
And be offended never. 80 ~
The lis mischief. makers that remove
Far rom our hearts the warmth of love,
bca And lead assaM TO disapprovc <sA
What gives another pleasure;
They seem to take ones part, but when
90 They've hoard our ease, -rnkindly then
sThey soon nretail them all again, -
MIXED withtpoisonous measure.as.s
Gs5isaAAEnaa they have sauot6 81 aoaaning way SO
Of telling tales. They
"Don't mention what say, pray;
r would not tell another" r,..y
straightto to their ishbor's house they co.
t;se.Narrating everything they know, 80
And break the peace of high and low
Wife, husband, friend, and brother.
Oh! that the misehisf-makngcrew
Where all reduced to one or two,
And they were painted red or blue!
@S'&i=' That every one might know them;
Then would .hsviiiase soon forget sis'
To rage andquarrel, fupe and frot'
Aad. fall into anaugrypOs& Il
With things too much below them.
For It's sad; degrading part,
[2s<' 70 make snotherr's bosom slnart
And plant dagger in the heart
We Ought. to love and cherish; Az. 6
Then let US erormere bO found .3;q;s
In auietucss with all around,
while friendship, peace, and joy abound
e7Ss And angry feelings perish. =. x
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-29
State of South Carolina,
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- I'm 0RDINARY.. d. |

..ts.. - IN ORDINARY &,
EDY W.. F. DURIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Edgefeld District:
1. Whereas. Thomas Bladou has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular
tho goods and cbsttels, rights and credits o.
william Bladon, late Of the District aforesaid,
These ore, Therefore, to,oite and ddmonish all
and gular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
rdiuarys Court for the said District, to be holden
aat Edeofeld Court House, on the lat day of
Dso next, to show. cause, If any why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this TIE day of
Nov. in wear of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty y-fvc and sin:the sett: yar Of the
independence of tho United States Of America.
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