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OBITUARY..
SACRED TO THE MEMORY or J.C. DH
LOACT.

SACRED TO THE MEMORY oE J.-C. Dr.
LOACH
DIED, on the 25-h day of May, at Drookor
Hospital, Lynehburs, Va, ef wounds receivcd st
tho battle fought r.a. Charlottesville, Va; a
few weeks previous, j. C. DEL0AClI, 60 D, l4th
Regt. S. G. ", aged ~ years.
This gallant Suldicr was oRe Of fosr brothers
WHO roluutsers in defence Of their country, aad
ho Los fully rendered =p hi, life, as 3 Eaerifco
for the achievement Of her political independence
He filled houorably tho position Of tia s0ldier,
and fell in the performance of tsst lofty duty
which every citizsn ewes to his nasal sell.
TO his fsnily, he was eadoarsd by possession
Of asalisi.s aioctionate and engaging to his
frisnis, As 1ax faithful and trae; TO his e6uatry,
In tho hour of trial, 40 was ready in tho oforiHs
which she demanded
IN the record vhish honest aad Impartial his
tory may rsndsr hereafter Of tho gallantry Rad
derction cf the private sJl2icr, the nnms of the
laEonted' dead will have lis pla0s upon the
msarrful but chiy:lrio scroll.
A friend iufhs msaalins pens this husablo
tribute to his ness0ry. A. 4.
D1sp, on Wednesday 14th DAG, Capt. WILL
LIAM MoBLEY, i. he 6srs yeA of his age.
Tho deceased left c bcresved and devoted wife,
brotherz, sistsrs and numerous other relatives to
mourn their less. He was energetic in business
and husbandsd we'll. Hissymrathies msro easily
brAugh in action, which With his benevolent dis
position, caused him to respond libcrally TO all
benevolent objects. lie Was kind, courteous and
obliaingy- bestowins literally to sHeviaee tho
wants aad sufcrings of the poor and needy. We
know Of no ono in the community who will bo
missed mora in the several relations Of lifo. A
patriotic citizen, an ob!ieing ncishbcr, kind
and humane mnstcr devoted husband, anda
sincere Christian.
IIe united With TIC Baptist Church of Christ at
Red Bank in 1882, aud lived eonsis,ant and
upright member until his death, spending the
latter portion Of his lifo with the Dry Creek
Church, in4ho Office and capacity of Deacon.
which of1iio he filled roll. Hs WAS conscious Of
his approaching end for Sone days, ard spoke OF
it calmly during his affection, which he boro
with Christian fortitadc and resignation. "GlesE-
cd are tie dead who dfu in tho Lord"
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- SpEcuLATING IN BLACK SUpsTITurEs.-Thei
business of hunting UP escaped contrabands,
hiring TIA. W ssa' choppngs at some point
OF which they know nothing, and then ship
ping the.4 :, Nsw York and Pennsylvania, TO
be put. in as e substitutes" is being largely
carried On. The ignorantrblxcks hardly know
what they arc about untilthey find themselves
in the, army. Tue men who deal in That sort
of business arc driving alucratire trade at it.
Officer uazen, of the Detective. Police, to-
gethcr with his associates, has bccnwatclling
their operations for some time back, and id
likely TO bring thsir dark deeds to- light. On
Saturday, officers Haz=n and Petit arrested
colored man named Harris, who had anoth-
er colored man nanod Johmonin tow, with the
evident intention of running, him off to New
York or to Pennsylvania where black substi
tutes are received for drafted men) for TIE
purpose above stated. johnson ia a simple
African, who has but recently arrived from
TenDessss being an escaped contraksnd.
lie said that Harris had hirsd him to go
over into KsnteckY to chop wood, engaging
TO pay him one dollara cord. "Goss, Massa," /"
said Johnsos, !" dst's heap mors denHs gifts
down dar-dsn't git MORN quaster . a-dellsr
dawn dar." On searching Harris (whs is n
mplat!o) dispatch was fouad upoR him
.frsm the principal agent in the negro busi-
ness al Troy, New York, which. roads as fol-
lows: send all tho black horaps you can
get. Three bundled dellsrs for thesn-dsad
square deal" Harris had aquantity of blank
afidaits in his pocket, which, when filed
up and signed, held the victim. One of them
was filed out in the negro Joknssn's aazle
the unsuspscting colorsd man having attacked
his h to it, supposing it to be contract fol
woed chopping. Harris is locked upto awai'
an sxapination. Messrs. Haxsn and compa
ny nrs determined to ferret out I'll operators
Of the above class who are hsre, and brins
tHcEa to punishment, if possible.-Cincinnat
Times
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A New fdea!

Tins Richmond Enqairtr of the 2sth, closes its
lead;n. editorial IS follows: II FraEce and Eng
land will enter into tresty rilh thcss Confsds-
rate States, recognizing oar independence upon
the abolition Of slavery in all these Statss rathsr
than ccntncs the war, VIC shouldbc prepared to
urge the measure upsn our readers. We believe
such . proposition ~suld be fsvorabIy received
aad acted upon by these nations, and o.ghtto be
Enda to them.
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Red BGnk Academy.

YEyIIa: exercises Of this school will be resumed
q on the lat Monday in January. Those de-
string Information relative to our competency as
teacher ore rofcrc&to tho Trustees of Mount Zion
Collegiate Institute, Winnsboro S. c., or 10 those
of Pineboro Academy, Santa Bo, Ma., and also
to tho Faculty Of Erskius College as to our being
graduate. go,
Those placed under orr charge will 30 prepared
for any Southern College If desired.
For tho liLcral patronage Of our friends we
again tondcr.them eur corainl thanks
IKE II. KENNEDY, Principal.
y. N.-Our friends Will repiomber that no aye
exempted from State and Confederate seryEc.
]. N. r.
-1,, Ct 9
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"uThc Psr,fv,io.''

1hs pfoprivt2rs CT tho Carul;1iua and Fort
jolio u q lake number es tie Carsiiniaa, says:
On the frs: 81 JANUARY, wc sli.ii commence in
the above weekly JOURNAL tle publication of some
Of .lio nost pcpalai stories Of Tie day. Tlorc
bo;nf no strictly Et;rary pArcs in South Carolina,
no :.7 CO; lier.! Electromagnetic Tic same, aud
.bs!l nsa our i.-.; c.:,:ra.ars "a make we!ccnc
j,ur@a! foT every iiyvei';c
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Notice.

in tho Lower. Battalion, 9th
y Regiment, ere hereby notified to return On
OATH to the Commissioners Of Roads, at Red Hill,
on Thursday the 10th January, tae number of
all their able.bodlsd Road hands batHeen, Is and
so years Of ago. A prompt corpHance is de-
sired and expected. - - >.
C. ". MobGAN, Chair.
January ls g.
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Notice..

ALL Slave owners in tho Upper Battalion fth
"A Regiment, are hereby required TO meet ths
Board of Commissioners at tho Pine House, on
Saturday the 18th January, to render ia report,
on Oath, of an Road ds-ownea, between Che
ages of is and so years. according to the roqairc-
meats Of an Act the Legislature of last Ses-
sion. a. JoNEs, chairman;
J,n.9 2t.
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,ss::ss- ss.r. .sTkey Acn. aSI. in Richmond on

e:s- ss;rsHtGTkeJ hens soli. in Richmond on
ehria;ynat, ers at @lrp n;tieca.
SGstss~ Cen. D: It. HILL l.ss beta eraersd to re-
por. 70 Gen. BrAuREoAEn at charleston.-
* ~ oasicial information has been received that
{. coluu!n Of 5,c0o Of nc enemy are on the Mo-
bi!e and ohio Railroad, Eorh of its. crossing Of
tic Mississippi Railroad.
%.,s- E9.ll u,nss; al Congress Laro PASSED q
Anl tx'caihs to time les tie reselnp;ioa cf ile
oil issue o; tie T:ca:g,y lo;es uu,il tbs lat Of
July, 1863.
g- FoYvtcen uniQn officers escaped ffom the
Coiul lnJin (sou;h. c@Eol;nnl prison, hayo arrived
within the Yankee lines.
rez," The Yankee General Fitzpatrick ct last
accounts was in Taouaas Coua:y, GeoHg;s, With
q lsrge force of carslry,, devastating and laying
waste as he advanced. Iii; trough! ,hat ho in
turls laying was.e I'll Southwestern Georgia,
AID ti.sn to 80 iato Alabama.
~ It va: run.sred Ia tsvn last evening Gays
tue 1ssroctelec cs ssa.inei) that I?cn. a. H. Steph-
ems l:s4 gonu.to Washington ca a peace rgission.
7fiaoy behave 5a; ia r;fsoT i7 correct opa. ne
5;oust ii. .hovsysr.e ,- :.
G7isuq oa;:sra t41Ie !. saa:e .p;ss33c.; ;sat
Ea.se:ygil b cen,F@.e.: q 4isgsrw !, 70. ;Esn ::
::::.rr- s,s:. -. i'.i<,:as i'm, :sh ::
IL h.;! ,l.-3eit, Us .:c:'i5.aG en- a;tacAr.. 1t
n;Ast ll.,.:. ir..21fs I9:, = III. ss; Of sl:S,Soo.
Z. sg.yJ2s; Coysgaer asi~tE aH; te.c."l i. c.
Ga7:insioa can ho found at ito GoTcrnQr's man..
son, wu.t 5aa III caltpua- street, Charleston.
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Notice.

A LII P0rssns are warnsd asnipsi. trading for
IA. Nots siren by w.: Il. Holmes, principal,
and W. lIolmer, auroty, to =. ;. and A: ". Glas-
ton, Adr,'ors. % tho Hstatc Of Mary dlanton, do
cesacd. for something over twsnty:niaa hunal Sd
dollars. duo Ii, 18th December last, as the usney
w.s tontorcd Ga tho da5;it was das and is.
Ths Administrators having nstsd ,ia bad Siaitasir
refusing thecurrcncY for, vEeh The esprepertys sWss
sold, I consider the NOts paid.
.F.5W, URn.
For " E.s Ho Ms.
y. Is~c TtSs.s .4s s.cT1@r7csgi
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WTIyISGTox-Thc Yankees threw 90, 900
shells at Fort Fisher without doing any fur
ther damage than dismounting two guns and
burning fow uninportant buildings.
The storm caused thom TO heave overheard
II their, artillery horses.
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Notice..

Of tho Lower Battalion; 1eth
9 Regiment, are notified to render, on oath, to
tho Commissioners of Reads, at Mt. Willing, on
Saturday, tho 1ath inst, the numbar OF their able
bodied Road hands between is and 81, years old.
Complete rolls arc desired forthwith ana those
concerned vii! please net promptly.
II. DE-. ,PADGErr, Chair:
January3 etss-s 2.
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ENROLLING Cmce,
EDGEFIELD, S. C., Jan. End,

EDGEFIELD, S. c., JAM, End, 1865. .
E,yrvE HUNDRED D DOLLARS RHWARD (and
no QuysI.uns rs11eu1
coyery of q COLTS ARMY PI5T0L which Tas
taken from this ofico between tho light of the
28th and tho afternoon Of tho 29th Of December,
1864; aad one thousand dollars will be paid for
prsof to conviction of the person or persons who
took it. -
Lieut.. & Enrolling 0goer.
I4n,tnry Q 1t q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

EDaEFIELD, 8. c., Jan. 2nd, 1865.
F6yHE furlough. of jacob Minisk, Go B, 1atk
1 S. C. V.-Jacob Rush, Co Fl, sth S. c. Eat
TALON, md Z. M. Cato, Co 3, 10th S. G. ", arc
at this elice, and will be delivered to the said
sslliors as soon as called fer.
T. MOSES, ia, .
L;eut. &c Enrolling Object.
January 1t -
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Notice.

'EEaDQ'RS OFFICE EUF.IMTKESSNbNF
DISTRICT or AuGysfA,
~ ,i4.ra ..'''s' December 2S, 1854.
YEgHE owners Of oil negroes that haIs-heez i'm
.pressed frer Counties this Distrist md
from Hlgehsla District. s.. C., are hssebsrsaairsd
70 return. iheaa promptly 70 thess Asaaqaa'ters
oa lst'daY Of January next, lSeoy IAe .t @ nsces-
no yery great, tits iopsa that tho owners sf
.hsso hands rill be promrsin having thsM seat
-,,aaI - snae.-.,t,-c t.5s,.. &C. L. SAfRE,
''' Najo, md Agent Of ImpressIpnt,
Disxiet Of Augusta.
Lam - II z
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nEATu OF GES. PRicE--Passspgcrs by
the Mc,ilian train last night, SAYS the Selma
Repo;ter OF hc 2lst, brought the report Of
thc- c-aoath, by apopiaXy, Of this iliastr;ous
chicltain.. lie diod at some point on the Ar
kaGsas river.
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Dcfc.rcS.

8 .wo are To,uctsnctiy forced to defer nntil the
next issue ;hc publication CT . beautiful snaap-
,prepriate tfisrts to the memory sof those noble
soldiers, sergs PlcKew BIrLus WATTS and
JOSEPH MATHEW AsSgY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

From and af!er hoIst'Dscemtcr, Che eubscrip
lion price to tso 1avsrtises, will BE TEs DornNns
rzn. .AAsSux IN ADVANCE. Those who prefer
to pay in provisions at old prices, can have the
1akerti;.-. at 'ene Dollar per year.
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Fair rWarnins.

H4n persons indebted for subscriptions to the
A9r4rti,n,srs notified that ne paper will be sent
after the IstJ January next unLsis paid for in ad-
rauco. Tho,o in arrears will therefore please
take due notice, and act accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

GEN. R. S. RlpLrY.-The Coarisr learns
that this officer has been ordered to sde Ar.
my of Tennessee.
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Ms SECOND the Motiar.

Tic Ce,sa.i.atsosaliss Of Sunday, say.: "As an
offss. to shcrmdh's Christmas Boz to T1ncpla, let
our ,,ab!o President .i~ssJohtsssas bis old eoa-
mand, as q New Faar's-p -prsgent.ssWs ask tin
the nano of tho country"
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STATE OF .souTH CAROLINA.


orpIoE OF AUDITOR OF S. c.,
EoLuaR1i, December a, 1854.
M7IIE following regulations hayo:h been adopted
4 for the presentation and payment, through
this otiee, of acquisitions and claims upsa tho
Executive Department of this STATE: ......
]. ThonsYer, practicable, all requisitions for
runss by the heads Of military bureenx aad
works Of the State, and oil claims against the
Executive Department Of tho State, shall DO
transmitted to this Office for easFainattop ana
audit et least one week before the first day Of
.,cb month. Requisition. and claims -appreyed
by tho Governor will be paid between tho OH
and 10th days of the usnth next succeeding the
oue in whieA they wore submitted for audit.
9. Except under spseial circumstaaesa, funds
Will hst be reuiteea by mail Parties uho des8o
to reesiys amount through agents, will please OBJ
ssrrc the following fora Of power Of attorney:
I, -, do lersby- appoint - - ny true
and lawful attorney to sign receipts FOL, and re-
esive payment Of all monsye which may be now
dresor coming to me from the Executive Depart
meat of the State of South caroline..
Witness my had and: seal, at -, this Day.
: witness - -, T.. 81
9. No bill will be paid unless sworn to BY tho
claimant, apd no rcqaisition will be allowed an
less prepared as nenr as may be, according to TO
FERNS prescribed By the army regulations Of the
Confederate States, and certified in duplicate ~
the proper elcer Of tho department or seryice tor
which. the requistion is made.
L.. All acquisitions and elaine Of the character
herein referred to, that wore rendered previous TO
the date of this notice, sad which have bean su-
d;fed and approved, viii be paid as hsrstofore,
nnou apalic atSen to this oflco.
fo r. r e > JAMES TUPpER, Auditor Of 8. O.
Approved: A-sG. MAan4rH.
= Eesss All papers In the State insert once.
= Ian. 4 lb
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Lost or Mis!aid.

A Note of hand, for five hundred dollars, to hs
"a paid in Specie, signed by Aahlen Psdgett
and Joseph Leng, date not recellssled. The
Makers are hereby farorarned not to pay said
Note. AL persons are hereby ferewarned net to
trade for said Nets. think sajd Nosowas given
abons four years ago.
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HY:MENEAL.

MARRIED, on the s5lh Dec, at the residence of
Mr. Welcome Martin, by the Rcv. S.-P. Gstzon,
Mr.. L. II. PACKARD and Mias ANGIE CURRY,
all OF this District
MARRIED, on the 2O.h Dec, by B. NJ. Martin,
Esq, at tho brides residence. Mr.. JAMES a.
COLLINS and Mrs. ELF. sURRIss, all OF
this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-04

@r We learn (saya ssc cOnstitu,ioaalis:j that
there will be suspension Of travel for six days,
on tie South Carolina Railroad.
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:Nearoes Wanted.

ExTANTED TO RInE Twenty able-bsdied
w NEGRO MINT work on the Co!unbia
and lIanburg Railroad. Liberal wage, will be
paid and especial care taksa of rAo Nssr0os.
Negroes onploysl 10 work -en the Railread will
bs s1snrtoS FROM labor on the Coast fortifsatiots
A. D. BATES.
Lsesrills, g. c.; jazz 81. 2
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Soldiers Board Of Relief.

The Board of Relief for soldiers' Familios for
tho year 1865 will hold tsSffst meeting in tho
Court Houso on the srd Monday, the 10th of Janu-
cry, at IL O'clock a. N. Tha,follOwirs gentle
men ore appointed by the Legislature constitu-
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Notice.

a I.I psrscss Indebted to ma, eiiser by Nolo or
IA Aeeor.t, Will please c2nis fsrwrrd asd set
lie, as need tho money.
In, .. 1t 2
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.A.-Chri str,as. Story.

: Ro have received from the Caroinias Office.
an interesting 1.-THE novel entitled The s'olea
'afssk or the Mysterious cass-8oa." Send on
s. to Missrs. Z. g. BrFoSss1sE & Co, coluEa-
bia,J S. c., aud get it.
5sa> Gen. Il. g. NJ. DgsovAsr has our warm.
est thanEs FOR insu5 legislative documents COZ,
tanning much uspful:irformation.. - :
: Persons having lost negroes whilst rorking on
the eoaet defence, by disease OF, otherwise, can
ascertain Thnt disposition the Legislative lag
made yiththcir respective G aims sy application
at,Ais Office.
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Fyoxs, the North.

SIcgGog1. DSr. ss.-Nortksrn fafsrs Of
= the 25th have bsea reserved. shsTman's tel
esrarn to Lincoln, dated Savannah, 22l, rsa';i:
isI bee to present you, - Christmas s.i!2,
tie .CitT OF Savannah, With oHs huirlIac and
ffsy hs.rJ guns, pie:.ty of s,niaunition, snd
avsy. t.~-erty2fiye thousand bslss eo:ton."
Foster aiso Esat s:ts!sgren, 10 Grant ard
EE!lscs, ia which i.e says: Hsrdes, a,atic;-
waiting n sssaulE, csc.pcd vita tie main boey
OF his Infantry and artillery onaihs night Of
the 23sL. The e0bol iroaclads f&srs blown
=. np- anti. the Navy Yard burnsd. The rest Of
sts ety remains tAs same. It contei1s &c
,0se e;tizsEs, vel! di.possd, and.tho capture.
siuclude 800 prisoners, $50 guys, 10 engines
Ia good or,isf, 100 cars, large supply Of am-
munition aad materials of var. stease.:
and 33,oU0 bsdes ofcotten. ssfsly stored in
q warehouses, Arrangements arc b0ing c,ads
Co clear the chsnrsl Of tharircc obstructiors.
Tho Jqli, Fox, Blsnhem and Let Her
Lave arrived ct Nassau.
Nethins furtiret foin Middle Ee3re:see.
RIcsaosp, Dec. 2S.--The New, York fer
sid of the 9Th was received this evening L
:, il almcst dsssituse CT aews. 4 Nashville . 4
patch of tho 24ih s1ys it ia re ported that IIocd
cannot oross the Oconnee riTer on account of
the food IN the riysr, wbioh in many pisces
= aas oreraoTed the banks.
Thomas headquarters are still ct Co!ar,-
. his, although crr ady=ncs is push;ns sitter
Hood.
asyFArss II SAY.x*4u,-From a.gentlomsn
who visited Savannah last Sunday, under
aas cstrace, re Iesrn that everything = per-
5scLi7 sa!gt m the city, and that numhcr of
e,sembogts sEa.1ncd in the ri"er snilctcin!
iliao times. d2sim;e property Las heen
burnt il tie city, except Gfr.. wilkins ship
yerd aud air. Roberts lhillc.
- Gen. Shornsn's haEdqrar;ers isat the res
idsnce Of Mr. Charles Green; Gen. Slocum's.
: ut John E. WSra,,s; Gen. Howard's at Mr.
Mulyneuxs'; Ge;s.sWard's at Mr. Wetter's.
TTke.cityis, to ba gErris9ncd with negro
tFeopz, under scommsxd of Gen. Foster. :
Cen. .si,esman has by an order refusei 10
;feeei9s any -taoro dags of truce fioIl scbors
!. d;aats oaieas, sna says ifhis. boats ruuiirg
on the river nre fred into he wiz force every
Scitizen ia.she city to leave It ;tnrnediately.
Sherman has siyc6 the citizanso of Ssyna-
rah fifteen days grace,to ettleup their bank
ehd cher ascoaptt WHICH ere to BE balanced
sEy Coafadsrats Tseesi,ry pofess r. his re.
por. j. there riH l;s zliss few open a.
.co,ra IS f5azRnTah af;egeo friecn days G;
grace eykiss.z .-si;zqlsy ;frdeat rsh, Z
Ml.t o;Iwiil 8. ;o It o,;cc.--
ArgastaS GSastsl ia; orsslissfa
>, ,-.v5 -,.-.-.. 49, i
e. sssssys saississ asssille 81 Int, as Tbs
.aayssvs'.;ns cs ,scrc in tls,
Yicipity Of thss bad .any beon ,s.n in
tIlsf sAssstiep. ...ev
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sf-Atias cf TIE apprehension OF runaway
ros.as,, re would iihs fer tie Csx.ii.;tioaclI.,,
or the Chyoaie,. ( Ssasne, 70 Inform Us tie price
allowed il tLst sts!e fc- In apprehension ot
runar.y n.g-o.:-as one oi cur cstosu'ed frisnG'
--i,ttr. ION, DoEN, Sr,-aa. just been Gcoccd to
the !uao OF iiye tun;:=a 5olls:s by tho Augusta
J=ilcr, SIMPLY fos appreaenaag negr?;boy who
had fssn run swry but ;5E dsys, no reward !iav-
irs s=en ofczsA fsr his apprehension. II tlss is
Caorg:r law it i, qui:c " hcary." Edt Mr. DoSw
pa. The bill c,id has The Jniicr's receipt.
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Edgeneld Male Academy

TayaE exorcises of the Edgescld Male Academy
Il .ill bo <esumed the 2na Monday In January.
Tor:a., $50 and g.; pr quarter, psJablc' in
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Wanted,

A TRACHBR to take charge of . Schosl three
"A nilos SOUTHEAST of Liberty Eil, this Dis
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R.H eHEATEAH,
H.E. sEIGLEE.
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~ Rememher the Rerds Of Edmund Burke ::
g Ne nation was ever conquered but BY itsolf As
:loag:au tho erslic 41irit rsmains untouebcd, tho
publie cause is ians danger"
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IsssEss 7. sAaoE. ERzpoR.
R;a ner Aunur,.

#EpNEs.a.y, JAN. 4, 1885.
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Ne nation was ever conquered but by itEolf As
;loagap tho sr5lic spirit rsmains untou.hcd, tho
pnblie cause is ia,ts danger"
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Another 3xeayy Loss BY Fire.
On lla night OF the Esd Dec, the largo barn
oc Ny. SAM II. SsIr6, living on s.lads, together
with five horses, about two huaGred bustuts corn,
and eli Of his fodder; was set on Gro a:,d cOE,-
p!etc,y consumed His loss sye,ys sevoEo, and
eouia not bo replaced for loss than fifteen er
tnc,.ty thousand dollars il Confederate mondy.
Il sas eYidontly.ihe vcrk of ia iueendiary, asd
tits thc5sit ti,c .ofen acr viii ytt ,e broush. to
iiziiaa ttsss he or they Eill DO
ma4, To suffer the cStTomc penalty of .ns lsw.
-.----------s -. -
Casualties in the 3S4i:. s. =. Resi,a cns.
Col. C2FHi:s has furnished list of casualties
ia the cath 5. C. Regiment, :: s:Franklin, Tcnu.,
onttc asth Novsribor. frcra 'iich ne extract Us
la::ows:
Field sad Ssas-Tounasa Sol. Z. CaaerD,
lcf: ansle, ssvcrc; IL. Csl. J. S. Jones, jaw and
ncck, darrerously.
Company I-L;cut IA. :riil.aas coz maading.
Eil!ea !: Cd L;ent paage,t, Pri-stsa 6Takor,
Thur,aoud and 4 Rochs!is.
W.aa,:sl: Corporal caasl.:, Prira.es Hit,
u iiic;,s, Walk, Il Niles, holiday, Augustine,
L.sii, E,inee, john SIcs aud Gregg.
Company K-LieUt Andrews cosnan;na
Killed: Silas S:rau;.
Wclndod C0TFs.sl :GoE:aD, Corporal IvDc~-
I'll, C II s;rola, W i Sircu, Il " ThoTsas, L p
G-rrl;,n aud Thur:a 5ni.
Tho wcundsd wero al ic;ss well. in a.spi,a,
g. F-aasiin and Columa:a. Th:M Co. Gapo-E o:t
TcxE.Eses On ths Eth ptsca.b::.