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From. Charlestons^ CHAKLK?TO.V, March 29.-Allwah** Weither is dark and rainy. Rumors i-f the enemy's ap proach prevail, haf*^'h'it<* ?ut be'nth*. '? ?? '?->? It is also reported that ibe;jrjsort3?t"^*??W Aries was captured lutt^gf?&y^he binokadtfKr The French ws*.:8te?merJKi"an; jrtfM^vre/tTK morrow, carrying'off the Frenr-S Consul with bis family'aaa^ ^tf|c^ j Tjh<- ' ?$*fc known, Lut it was caused^ by dispatcher fought to the bar on Sunday. ?^o^f.tJceax^sXsamcfi! The military authorities full^yjr.ye^he.^epe^ my's plans to bo developed taft "week. "*""" 0 y. ITT , b TA M :?iT? E ro m Ric hm o ut RICHMOND, March ?i'-=?Jhe foI^f^lF?dj^i?^h: was received this moVmu^^ron^j*%TIa^n?tr dated Msrch 27th. to Gen. S. Cooper : ^.i Gen. Van Dorn reports that Forrest made a suc cessful visit to Brentwood, with his division, trad 'burnt a br'HlgWah'iV t<^antt^esfctoy^*"if^W property, and arms, trnd captured >0? prisonrr*, including 3*>:omcers/ with a loss of taree killed and five wounded. [Si^iiea^3^--*s^w?-o*=^^ 'rom T.eanes KNOXVILLE, March;2?.-Tlie report of the cap ture of Fedea^GeherAlKJarUrt-br^ade^Hmy phrey Marshall ia not confirmed. " . ,'*' The Knoxville Register has received tho ^ ing special:di?patch. frrtn War Truce, dateiLMarch 27tb : ThVre ?s daily, skirmishing ,o.u thetEheIby ville pike. The enemy's ' videRes are four and a Laif miles from Ttfurfresfboro', ?ntf their plckefs.1 at Stonorg.jiver. It is Udieyed that the enemy is. moving a heavy force on our left flunk, in. the di. rectiou of Columbia. Thc- object is.doubtlen; to' form a junction with Grant, and canse th j Con federates to fall back to Bridgeport. The,enemy is devastating the country, burning fences, killing stock,-forciBg off uegroes and steal ing generally. _ . . ? . ffsV? , ' . .: Northern-News. RITE.VOM), Mnroh 5U.-The Examiner bas re ceived Norihcm'dW'tes of the ??tb. - The New York Herald announces the doath of Major General Sumupr, His body T/as removed to the City Halt on the-2'ith, and Was' visited by thousands. , - A gene'raJ committee of the Mozart Hall Demo crats unanimously, adopted resolutions, extremely opposed to the war policy of the Government. The Tribune says that tbtre are a hundred and thirty thousand-deserter* irvin, tho Federal army. | Burnside bas gone WesliO succeed Geu.-Wright, j with authority to have his , headquarters at St. Louis. r'rom Morgan's Command. McMi.vviLLK, March 28th.-Captain Lawrence Jones, of Morgan's cnuimuad, last week- croseod the Cumberland, and captured a train of, ears tear Bowling .Green, vith a large number i>f Fed eral officers. He also succeeded .in getting two hundred and fifty thousand in funds. ' . W . I ' ! x ?"?-?*'' 5*. ?iS~ Items from the Courier of Monday : t'ifM the Uar.-Twenty vessels were off the Br* Sunday morning, a'sti a French man of-war, brig rigged. A small .British ? teamer Laviog the ap pearance.of (be steamer -I--with her masts lowered on deck, passed thc bar Saturday-evouing going South. ! . 0 j . .'.'.- ! from tie Coast.-W?> haru officially that the enemy made a landing <m Cole'.; IajB?fd Frkl?y tight, and !bat they camethere with one gunboat, three transports and about two Lni.dred men. Their objectls supposed to be tho leveling of the ! old fortifications on that - island, unit- "making a 1 econ nott sance for the .put pose of determining the Lest base of operation in their proposed at. tai-k on this city. Tke Ellery at .Norf/. F<li?t:.--We learn tili?? on Thursday last four of thc Yankee tnrretted iron' i c'ttdi, with about twenty-three transi ?rte, wer?? at . North EdUtft. No troops were seen to land. A scout reports, however, that u targe number of ne gr-.'os were embarked on Hie 'tram ports, to be lan ded at Edist.0, with a vie-.v toi .??lunt tne i--l-ud with corn. Tbe-iton-cbi'b*, doubtless,, accompa nied tho expedition to give protection, ii 'nee* ?i'd, against Confederate batteries they'uiay have *up posed were .erected there cut iug tiie summor. ,1 Jn??t'iikIienirn.-yJoe, a servant of a gentle man of this city, who'has been an absent?o from bis master's.premises about eighteen tuon ?in, ?cd: during that time em ployed .by the Abolitionisms St. Helena and* the adjacent islands, returned on Friday morning, to bia,, master. He reporta the negroes on the island in a destitutecondition, and. many anxious to return bad they the facilities for doing so. He is rory much emaciated, but will soon recover under home influences. 5 V?'-/" 7 v** V' ""** ? ?** >~r .Tiorgan's Late E?gage?ieut. [Spacial tb.|?e Chronicle & Sent?neL] - A|(^IixxviLLE,-March-27. : On.Eriday.:the 20th inst., Gen. Mortran had s aevere 6ghi with the enemy near Mil ton, lt lasted five hour*. r" The Federara were driven back eight mile?. Our lose about.l? " kil.led and 73. wounded.. Tbe enemy's4oasjs about-.twice that number. They .had advanced to -draw our force out of Liberty. They were; compelled to fall b.ack to^Murfreesboro'. Ljr.?lTXIXfi. ' Cn ?TTa soot. A. March 2-7-:Nothincr addi tionalfrom-the-front today.' An official re port from Morgan of bis- late fi^h't states thal it lasted six hours, and that he, drove ^the. enemy'two miles and.they Were "heavily, rein-, forced add held their position. Morgun says, his loss in oSkers was.Leavy..- - - - / - ? ? ?r? * '*' - >nii CnATTANOOX/A,-March 27.--The' Bristol A1I roc?/cv,'<i?y?8teTdayr says that a.-Snrgeon from (len. MarabsU'scommand s.-TivedHliere^hd' statcythat flr? dayis ago General Marshall surrounded and captr^eiilhejntir? jpm?m?nd of Gen. Stfm* Carter, of Jiast Tenn?siee n'o-. torinty, b*twi^r^CumWrarid Gnp abd Bour-: bon c>unty, Kentucky.- .The^ame gejitlfman n'porUvthMXan. ;Uoj-??,,of:.C-erieral w'cukitia'. cotumand,.had also., captured the.-.l-ith ICea tucky^.(Fejie'ralj rexiqjiertk.- -r " ; . CnmJUi wwa^ March -3.l.~lh*>lUbel has' receivfld-?ie roll*wire,"di?patob'?-d'??d- Gol-" nmbia", Tet3W.,'Mtt?-li-26fli f** ^ - n ff " Gen.'?0Tr>?tcaj>t?ir?-d, ye8terday,.ai"'Brent". sbod, nine r?iles in. the rear of Franklin,'8?0 prisoners^ with a quantity of armit and ammu nition, c??troy.*d a large- house full of* corri niiasnry ftorea, >rti.?ed-' the railroad' brWgV,' tore up the railroad track, nnd captured sev enteen lt a lcd wagons. ' .a .0 >->?i9|..' ,'. .?*. ? .-. - U WHAT IS EviRTBoi?r'.< BUOIJ?KSS M X? * bODY's."-The editor o', the. Brandon lieptibr limn, appreciating the moral of thw-aaag*, la?t week took notice ju hU.paper of the fact that the gandena of the Boidiertf1 wives and poor widows in town needed glowing, and railed on twenty gentlemen tb-Hend a horse and pbiw o*ch -oh'aVfrtuin day-arid^"do' thv Job. Fourteen of tbptu - rc8pondedr-oue ol then sending two plow .rand another two rtren instead to clear off the ground, En couraged by fni<* "?ucci's*, he Li* tili? wt?- k deiignated.fourteen ra-re to stilts a bind each wiih ?be necessary tooli", on a day aa??sdr, u? repair auch of th - gfardeu fences aa <raud in Ut cd of it. ..ff?l tirir? i^OTT?N.-?.Th?re bas beeitidn.?.iJcr.i?>lc ao activi ty in the cotton market retiring lhej>nst we.-k. '. Sales" h TV e ??ea made- to' toe ex ten r of from'' 4.00~b ^to 5}OJik.-J?!oFrg^e*r loU^of tb?--Jj est quality !t'?uiving1c^ched^42fws.-^^%c; sriM*<-;t4ic most of ,' jhe parcels sold at S?f??3^e. for.-Strict M!d ! dli??.-Ch foii?cfe tb Sentinel. *? , &oclamation. _ * EXECUTI VE DE PARTMEXT. Coi.rvBiA, Marth 2&V4eG*.'-'-: rja^s?jaudiare^^ j virtue of-the^utbor?r vested in mc tAqon- I rene theJ^wfy??^ii?t?bjy o0,^t>^rJ??"4rjr>J .yegasiunt, l eal] upon thc two Hauses thereof tn :?3*>mbK ii fSeir despeo tfrKHilh*. -W?&rbibi ? 4 lh?l3djla? of April, iRaXla. at 7 .u'.clock p. ju,fc t? couMdeHmp^4tjintv malters oWp^y^tfex-nng- rhe interests of the Statcjnntl (td^Confajr?ra?y> which havv arisen since thc cln.se'of the lu.-: session. Given under my hand untTthe seal of the St Ue, at ?OJUUI&?R,? t.?hls ^P/onty^lgbAb 'dityj??f j fl. ?9.J March, A. D. onetbousaud eight hundred] ..I ind Sixty-three. "' A " '.;"*"* ' i ? " . M. L. BONHAM, -??'si. K Hu SIT." Secretary of State,. 1 >. April 1, ' 'lt' "'_ .. SALT FOR FARMERS 2 HAVING Hffepted ?T? A'gcncy of an extensive SALT W'O'RICS,-I will he able lo furnish SA 1**1"" in large or small quantities, and will bc igovcrued. hythe lotvest'market price id ILamhu/g or Augusta. ? sa -./v - ^: E. BOWERS, A?enr; ?. Hamburg, Mar 30 .Itu 13 * Attention All ! T?IR Subscribers having bought the HAM BURG L ED?EFIELD P-LA^K ROAD desire through, these wluuius to.rcturn thanks U> the public for tho liberal jiatronago thus far bfsT . to we i. on tbcni. They ploJge theuuolves as sooii ?5 tho.ttuius will jus'by it, to relay the.Road, ?nd j jrive you a Road worthy of travel. In" order'to do this they expeet all those vrbo usc the Road to p.ay t.i'il. The privileges gir.cn to persons thruu^b mm laud the hoad rut:s ar? hereby withdrawn. rTlley will expect ail lo pay who usb"*t'bc Roud. The? will make tonus reasonable. Persyus travelling , tho. Road from ribo 1'iue House ti? .Granitevilie, will pay tull at Julius Day's and those using the Road below the Toll Gate can make arraugvtneuta'by the year. They *otild be gUd for every one to (eel it to-his intc rest to use thc ll?;ud.. But they are.not willing for ibis to be dune without pay, and with a generous. as.MStancc from the people, they-will convince-the A'ii'ftrrer'* Devil that the li. A E. P. R. is no hambug. JULIUS DAY. L JOEL CURRY. Mar 30 4t. 13 -j- . . . ? , _ -;-: Slave Labor for theiDoast T? THE BOARDS OF: COM MISSIONS RS OK ROADS, and the Authorities of the lucoj>u I miod Towns within tbe'imiits of the Districts of j- Fairfield. Richland, Lexington, Barnwell, uranie burg mid Edgeiiehl: . In my cull for LABOR .'v in (he Division coru pri-ing the above named Districts, uadirriateof ' '?'?.I March lust, 1 intimated thal 1 would,- if pus ' Bible, reduce the proportion called for. RM Impressed by me urgent demands made on all ''sides lor preparation lor a heavy t.rov?sio? crop, tu sustain our c.vt.-e, and influenced by ibe con viction that a cull for one-half the Road II--nd-. subject to all tbe-coditioiis u:outioned in the call I alteady made, will fumi.-h the requisite labor if ' -laet by a r.-ally lin?! patiiotic response, and licit 1 : ibree-toitrths ?f tho hunds who bu ve uot respond--; ed to former ealla wield ?.f thoin.-i-'ves furnish too large a number, I kOJ coii^traiticd to instrui t you lu miuiutou nur-hu'j of- all ibe Road HauiU ; wiijiin your respective Huiiis, to be at the Depot? ; tor lrati?p?rtayiyn .tts Lb ur lc-ton, on MONDAY, i iho Gih April, at 10 u'clin-k a. m., as pyovbled in ! thc call ut wll Mareil^ ?n.-lesd .-f th.er-fuurihs, ai j required in sa J ?rtler. ?The unueisigned earnestly hop? that tlic con [ sider.lion evinced fur ibo interests of the slave I holders hy.the authorities, will have ibe effect of Htimulal.iitg their elf >ns to serve their country in j tbi? mi st .important mattir, He regrets to see :t ? diiiposiMon prevalent to pay tho lin-s r.rtfirr thnti u'UOiiib tbe'lahor. 'l he lines ure raltteless io the j Coiitaoeracy in this exigency, KIO! fLirehnlders j m ty rest assured that il,c.r negroes >hull be rer- ] jI turned to" them at the end ol'thiny days. He' i has the afy?ranee of ibe '-fonfederute ariiliorities !^?s!i^?t/efle?r^'aSd'VhttR kt-iruyS tako care to <-ull Luii tho sul'".-eeditig di\ ?sion.' iii lim? to ' furni.-h the (.relief: - ' WM M. SHANNON. > - A^uut ?'-r Cc State of So. Ca. . [ <U?fnc.x,.'& C., March 25; TS6S: . i N. B.-Tbos?- who have prepared to fend three, i fourths, artd tu whom if I'S convenient to do so, '< had better send them forward, as under the Ad I they'will get credit on iii? next call,, widgh w^U i fume at a seaaon in'sonte.roEp<cts tobye.objectiuntr [ ble." F April li . .' , ., it 1? " Administrator's Sale, IM pur.'uonce ol' an. prier from W,.F. Durisoe, i Ordinary of Edgcfield Di?rrict,-I will ?ll il i D>y residence ott-.Saturday, tho I Uh April, all the ? ! persunaltv of "Mary"Msrtin,- aec<1., conldsttng cf; I FIVE NEGROES, BED, BED-STEAD AND ! BEDDING, Ar. C fiO"Terms made known bn dav of pale. ? B. M. MARTIN, Adro'r. ! April 1 g ... 13 Strayed or Stolen, FitOM: D'R^ K*L?:JL? R GE'&Xubnpitory ? neat J Bambury, S, C., 1 .Kt Sunday night,.22d of i .March, two darkforrel mare MU LES,'of-medium sire. Any person findiii^ tho ybovo.Mulcs will be j liberally rewarded by returning them to the above ! establishment. * - ''. .. -J * " . I Hamburg, Mar 30 St* ?- M I. :-li-j-ia---:-! NOTICE. rwiH'E-.oitixena;of;.the'Lower Battalion, i?th R?g A iuiont,-uro. iierab'y-warned'to attend a meet ing of the Board of Commissioners u-he '-hald-at riled Hil! on Saturday 4ih April next,ai 10 o'clock^ ? A. M., to-make arrangements -to elect un Over Lseer and Assessor preparatory to sending-their l-hauds o?? the Coast. '.'? B. t. MIMS.-Chair n. Board. Msr?S,"- ' ft -, 13. : Notice. . : :?; ? -ry oST-ab.Vuttho lOib March a- Noto on Danial Jj OuztH, calling fur One huniLr d and seven ty tivu (176) dollars, doo tba 1st o'' January-.Ib6i,< dated 2d March 1863.' All persona afasforejwrned: .n?t'to tt?ile f?r the satd-Not*. ...-r -.' C. FIKCKNKJPvOIl&TS. Mar 80 . ';- ? -6if ...s + ?? :? 13 a AYO.C??t*. LAI>Y- desirw . a" Bilnatfnn as : TEACHER in-a' family or imalUSeliuol within a mile or two of Kdgtfiald VilUge. In stnir'ions given in tile o.?ual Eoglish branches -and Music. Address thi< OWc. - - it far Itt ' tf ' d^ ./ Peas ! Peas ! j *?f\fti BUftH?LS PEAS-th? ;Speckle, the I ' /ayV^r Cline or the Cow I'ea-will he purchn-od I at ibis Office, at 4'I ."."? P*r bushel Cash on deli ve- ? ? ry. We want them for homo usc, and nut fer I : puroo m of speculation. v^fy?_ _:,tr : Notice. ' ; 1 i A LL pers'-n'? h?vihg;rlnimn-ig.:in.*{ the"-?state ! : J:\ ol' Towles- Attawy y. dee'-.l.. ar??' notified'!o j . piesentthe-siitn? ort"or b-f,.h, 1st Janus'y : !?wi those indebted t-? S?'il Estate - Will,'p] ea pe jpey 1 ? up by Ibaf Hine, ns I^ltnlrc to miikc a hu?rsetile*- | ? jj,e;ii on flint dny. JOHN AUTAWAY, Adm'or. I Feb 2 St 5 ' src-W'.-essarsrsRjss: 9 ' ^^*^^^^^^^^^y^^\]f] iatisj I4! , :EXECUE?VE DEPARTMENT. ! " COLUMBIA, 6. C.; MAKCH 2fi,.If 63.. 7o fAe Citizen?:of. Failjitlti,? J^irilfiuJ^iL^ingtoit,^ TUE great importance of furnishing negro Ja-, har for coast defence* induces this address. The Act of tb* Legii.l'aturejdivid<is th??;8tate 'into four divisions for furnishing that lai.nr, aam ?'ag the order'io which .those divisions.:.ru tobe ailed 'up on,.'glad dire?ts tho Executive 'to furnish the nmoo'nte?l?ed?fof by the Confederate' Gsjnen-" al. If all-those citizens who have sent none will send oneilf?lf oP'tbeir road-labor- to tho eonst fan one munthy (nrany'n-wsentnnnTe,) it will'afford from each division, it is l*li'e\ cd, from an exami nation of "the-?ew?irS-Of "I860,- nil the lator called 'W hy; the Confederate CcneTal : aud if those who JUUX-O sent tee- Txiil- complote their half much moro.' ; The chll is made by a distinguished General,vin 'whoso'military skilly judgment auA?<L;dUy tho wholeiState hus learneUto^oHMeimpHicttfy ; and I trust it ia'eilbngb ta si>y,:t;> insure a prompt rb (8uops|?, that.he detjnw the labot^asked-for. ess?j? tiarto the speedy*completion of the cbaBt diff?n -otMy aba^thoi?^fCTene?s ?s vitally Important to "the' safety of the Stnto. The fine wbieh ' fhe T?w im poses isnotiwfct?.iauo^ labor itfwir} and lo your patriotism an<l not to your pe cuniary interest I appeoT'to foro is IT tho* labor. -Tho bands .will be returned ? when their:ijine ex pire-. Others will be scot OJ required by the Hw, promptly, to take their ?races : and I am assured their working - implements, will bo returned with tb cm. Through the oiD cien l'agent whoso servi ces I have secured,natl by tho-eofurcctnenlv of thc provbiens ol' tho Ac, it is hoped othor grounds ' of complaint heretofore fisting will bc .entirely removed. . . - ?'? Under theso .crrcuinstancos. I think Ishall not appeul to you in vain to send the labor catlud for. Important HS ire thc crops, tho protection of our "State and'the. lives'af--those who will, bs called upon to defend her borders you cai? but. jegar.d *qn .Hy important. Besides, in completing such 'coast-defences,'as manned" by gallant spirils, will arrest the progress ol' our enemies, you provide the' most effective prnroct:on' for every hearth stone from the coast to thc Bluo Ridge. ; - -. . M. L. BONHAM. April 1 lt .. . 13 ii EAU QUARTi:ItS, CAMP OE INSTRUCTION, CuiuMUiA, S. C., March I'S, I8M. ?" BY order of the Superintendent of CbcEcrip . lion,'" all inquiries'fur information about con scription -uo'iM bo addressed to the Comumndant of Conscription." . II: Thc attention of all concerned is culled to the foregoing paragraph. By order . -Col, JOHN S. PRESTON, . Commandant of Conscripts. .RnpKiiT IV. SHA.SP. Act. AHj't Cuuip of. In struction. April I,' lt ll Proclamation. STATE OE SOUTH C tBOLINA, EX KCl' fl YE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA, March is, 1N>:I. WHEREAS I am credibly informell that large quantities of provisions aro buing export eil frmu this State for the purposo of speculation, by rt-a-oti whereof the p'riae hf provisions has beon much enhanced, tn the great discomfort of the citizens nf rbe Suite: ami whereas the | resent ?apply \* deemed Import?nl for the subsistenr-e ?I the peuple and the soldiers -f ihr Confetis racy : Now. therefore, I, MILLKDUE !.. RON HAM, Governor nf Souih Carolina, liy virtue of the power vested in me under thc Const itu lion nf this Staic, ito issue this my proclnjuafion, und f irhid all porsons. for (be space pf thirty days I'mm ll|i. itufe, fri in (Sporting beyond (hu limits of llii. State, any Silt. line n, Pork, beef, Crn, Mrul, Wbe it, Flonr. Ric?-.. Peas, Potatoes ov ot her pro visions of any .description whatsoever. The fo| (owitig person? afc excepted, vi/ : Quartermasters, Commissaries ?nd. other agents nf the Confed'trate Government purrhitiing provisions fur the army, Who must exhibit satisfactory 1 evidence-?if ilieir nfliciil character 'ami authority: persons from 'Mher,States who vurebase for their owupiivale .ise atid con.-iinipti.in, nod not fi.r refile, who iihiill make oath to (hat effect before the next magistrate previous to the removal pf the ar.'.c!cs purchased, which oath .the magistrate shall p: ciervo and fur nish fi r the u.-e of thc S.dic't r of the Circuit whf-n required; agents of counties, towns, corpo rations and Soldi.rs' Ho:, rd s of J.cliff of oilier Sates. wb> exhibit satisfactory prpuf nf their au thority to purchase such provision0 in. hehnlf. of siivh couuties, towns) corporulhjmi or Soldiers' Boards of Relief, for public usc orr?r distribution at costs"and charg?'?!' and Ant for resale ?ir profit. Salt mode hy pou-residents ?iud cargoes ?-n lur ing our |)or s from abroad, are also excepted. A ny .of said arUclu's that, tuay be stnppe 1 i'u tramait* will he ropfisoa'cil to the use nf thu Slide lt ls enjoined upon nil magistrates ansi miliiu officers, and all good cili/ai:,.-" ure nppru'cd to, to aid in tho enforcement nf'this proclamation. Given "undef my h'mrt imd the seal of the Slnto . , .at Columbia, IhiK eighteenth day of March, Tr..'*.] A. D. one-thousand eight hundred''and sixty-three. . -M.-L. BONHAM, ' Wu.R. IfusTT, Secretary of Stale. . March 2a, 4t 12 To the Debtors pf Mr. Samuel Brooks. If. i - . ?STrtHE followiug noii6<-ation lias boen lodged la A this Office. ' JAS. M. HARRISON, . * , .. For the Sheriff. Sheriff's Offioo"EdgefiaUl. ? TO TUE SH Eli I FF OF EDGE FIELD: You arc hereby, notified to receive no money duo mri on judgments entered up in my- favor in vuus Omeo, except in Specie, until further nntiee. 'ff i . . SAMUEL BROOKS." / Mar 7t, 1S83. ?t . " .. . 13 ' NOTICK A LT. persons indebted to the Estate of Janie? Jra. Harrison, dee'd., are requested to come fur ward and pay the'same,'as wu earnestly desire to" close th? estate without delay. . r : . Hs- .. JAS. S. HARRISON. 1 R . - -. J.OHN E. HARRISON ] ft? or' .-Mar 4 . . ;;t rr ; ---- s?rfFOP Sale, A-.. NflW SIDE-SADDLE;. .Apply at this Offle* .?%. Mar 9 . it fat .IX) - ;?|^?^^1B^^ Tobacco FIR'?t?tchv tho 'Bo.r br sir.nll tfttantity-on rcasonaWterms. j A. fJURLEY. - Hambn g. >Lir I? . ' lm Iff I ,..t Notice. T^O^ap.d after this ilute. HORSE SHOEING JT. done ut One Dollar per Shoe;. _ , . - JL.FR AZ TER, - P. Pi GOODE. ' Mar 23. 2t 1? m COLUMBUS! .rpiiB CELEBRATED's p A y\ s ir .TAC R COLUMBUS vp ill stand ino SpdngSea win-at bis Stable, nino mi c* ob'ove RilgeDeld X'S H.','on tho Chapel Ferry Rn.nl; nt SI2 to insure ii M:ir: in fais . .. COLUMEI'S isfif-con bunds and nuo i> ch high' ansi \vill show C'dts with-avy JaeK for "form ita3 sii-i AH cat* \?itt l-c taken t:. ?ruanl against ac p\dcnls. but will nbt he' rasponsiblo. for ?ny that m"v?cciirv TH OS. ATKINS. Mar 13 St U j Select School. 1??AYE. Hcured the F?rricos of an Hf-ronplblinl Lftdyt fr;'m Virginia-if ??.v.>r.il years r'.tp*r L.wme Iii 1 cni-bing'tn lake efi?r?re -if ? SELECT ?* PC HOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES. She is rjnhH. ' tieri to teairhnJl ibo English brancVs, French, and Music on tbc.Piiuio. . Session r.f ti>u months will ?omnMnc?'br' Moud'ay. tho 23d io#t.. A few moro ' pupils cnn ohfnin ntl mission''by applying early. 1 ' Fnr particular* apply to i *-J? M. NORRI--. Leesville, Mnr 5, . 2t*ll ., Ca?xi?ge for Sale7~ TMTILL bo'sold n't E.'lgefifc?d C. H., 12 o'clock, F /; on Snle-dny in ApriT next, to thc highest bidderi a Tory substanrinl fours?u'cd f?cond hnnd CARRIAGE with HARNESS. Credit till Tiret Jnrtuary^ncxtww?^,interest .from dny y'f gale. -Note and good security will be required. * Mar IS * . . =. ZR H ft Adm??istr?teFs Sale. WILE sell tit; E<lf>cfiold C. H.. on saluday next, a LIKELY NEGRO GIRL; abbnt 20 years nf I ugo. a good^C.ttpk^Wajhcr and .Ironer, belonging I 'to tba ESrift^jf MiR^.MtrrrP. Tntt, dee'd. ..' . " ^?f* Terms made known on dav of aale. E. J. MIMS, AdmVr. ^ Misr l^,->? ? . ? - . . -3i-, ii , Tat C.olle?tpr's Notice. IWIU/attend,at thc times and- places herein after montinnr'd tn collect thc State und Dis ftriotTax foribe year commencing the (irst day ?af October,: ISM* * ; Mrs, Allen'!', Monday, "0th Mardo. , $>c J. C. Heiulyli, ".. . Tuesday, Clnt " Ridge," '.' Wed??sfl?y, lit April! ; LybrandV. -Thursday,- 2d HatchWl; .. ' 1 ' i ma Fridny, .11 " (?ninilevii.le,fc ... . Saturday, . 4?k. " . Reach Inland, . Munday, o.h " Hamburg, Tuesday, 7th " Cherokee Pond;?; "'? Wednesday, Sdi .? John Cnrry>> . : Thursday, 9th " Pino House, . Friduy, 10th *' Dr. John Motley VJ Monday, l.Tih " Mrs. Norris', Tuesday. 14th " Georgo Addy's;-' ' VednwUv. l.ith " Mrs. Gibson's, Thur?day, l?th '.' Mt. Willing, Friday, 17th " MitkVer'f, Saturday, 18th " J,ubu Jennings*, Saine evening 3 o'clock.' Rii-liurdson's, - - . Monday, 20th ?.' Jlnict?H Store, Tuesday, 21st " -Perry'.?, Wednesday, 22d " Chapman's. Stnro, Thursday, 23d ? Isbn tn CulbronthN, Sumo evening, 3 o'clock. Ilaltawanger's Store, Friday, . 24th '. Allen Kemp's, Saturday, 25th " Rounlree's Store, Munday, 27th ' '. ? Shntterfield, ' ' Tuesday, 28tb ? Liberty Hill, Wednesday, 29th " White Houser* ' -Thursday, Moth " J. M. Tulbert\. 1'ii.lay, 1st May, Pleasant :Lahe, Saturday, 2d '. john CbeHlLum's, 'Monday, 4th ' " Red Hill, Tuesday, 5th " Edward--Howie'*), Wednesday, 6th '. W-cdhwn P*. 0 , Thursday, 7th " A. Morgan'?, .Friday, Si h " Hiiuiwirg. . ' Saturday, 9th " tV li i tom au'n E. II. Munday, JI th " Collier'--?. Tuesday, 12ih " EdgoGeld C. H., Wednesday,13th " " ? Thursday, lt th ? Dom's Mill?, Fridny, 15th " J S. StnylyV, Satarday, lfith " After which time my booka will closa fur the present year. Tax Payers must muk? their returns in the time ?bore mimed or they will be subject to double tux. Free Negroes not now nor huviufc been in thc Confederate service are subject to Tux,-those li om the ages of 15 to 50 years. Tax Payers ar? hereby notified that tho Con federate Rills of the IIoyerA Ludwig plate, (luted September 2,1, 1 .w61. of tbe denomination nf 820, 55? and $100, will not be taken for Taxoa, as they \ were called io last year, a:.d tho plate having been counterfeited there ia some discount on the genuine bills unless returned to the proper nu th untie*. Other Confed?rate money will be good for Taxas. THEO. DEAN, T.f.E.n. Mar 17 __tf_ll Head-Quarters, .....ENROLLING OFFICER. EnGEPiBLn C. H] y '. lYih, isr,3. ?A11 mon between thc agc,! of Is and -Itt. aha . . har? failed to come before the Enrolling f'fii- I ..IT ol' ibis District will report forthwith io tiic--c j He id-.Q'iarttr.i. II. SIrn holding Army di.-cbarges will rr-racm- i ??IT I lei t s'ii'1 discharges are nut eacOlplion* nnlfaS | approyeil by iii? Bnm'ling Officer. Ill Meit fiiiling tn enmp'y with the above or- j der will be considered as deserten und treated nc- i cordiugly. Ry order of Lieut. F. M. SCIIIRMER, Enrolling Officer. Maris . tf H T fhnve now on hand .a largo Stock of CED ROOM FERNITVRE. in Sots of from S to 12 pieces, Mahogany, Enameled and Fancy Paint ed. A small lot of PARLOR F?RN1TUBE. Also. 6?WING TABLES, WRIT?X?I TABLES, DINING TALLES, Walnut-WA RDRORrS, CHA HIS. a few MATTRASSESi andall sniclw usuallv kept in tho Furuiwre Hue, must nt' MY OWN I?AM?FA??lR?-:, And will be sold low for good paper, when the cash is not eonv?B?pnt. Burial Cases ! I koop .constantly on a full .stock of Mahogany Octagon Le<l COFFINS. A|so, Covered Raise Led COFFINS, plain but neatly trimmed, at ?20. U.80 of Hearse Sj per day, or tr'P not ovor u dny. I will coutinuo ttr keep a *'-?ppiy on bund ready for delivery. J- M. WITT. * Mar 10 , , . tf . IO . j_._._._[_Nj_ - STRAW WANTED. A f\f\i\ LBS- <'OOD RYE or W HEAT ZfcUvJW NTUAW, as Utllo, br.kc-n un ns possible, hnfm?chinc threshe'd, snitnble fnr Rims of heavy Artillery nnd Transportation Harnes* Collars." for which the highest market price will bo'puid by JESSUP * HATCH, Augusta, Un. Mar 10_JOLI_H)_ Cotton Cards. KThn PATTl ENGLISH COTTON LEAF Ov*Vf CARDS jost rceeivod, and for salo rea- , sonable. These Car.ds recen?jf.rafl the blockade, ! and are .1 superior artiidu. . C. HAMMOND. Hamburg. Mar 0_lu> 1? State of South Carolina, ED?EFJELD DISTRICT, NI IN 'EQUITY. Et Tarlo - 1 Politl?n (o soll land for B. C. Jlryan.., j payment of Creditors. . ' iftfY \"irfne nf'RU order of the Court jn this case, Jj I will sell nt EdgcfleUl Qnurt Huu*o en Mpn dav, the J."Uh day of Ap.rU next. THE TRACT OF LAND whereon MRS. ELIZABETH GOOD Wl$ resided at' the tjme of her death, containing Thirty-fivo ocro*, mote or iels, adjoining lands of H. ?. Gr'av, R. D. Brynn, Jame? Ralnaford and ofbrrs. Tho enid Isnds aro sold for tho banefit oPt tbtttrcditori nf Cbamburlain L. Goodwin, deo'd; TERMS,-Sold on a oredtt -antil tho'first of January next, with Inte reit fro? dav of ??l?>, sx cept costs sud oxpchse<*r ?sic, which nrnit hoi i pniil in cash. PuTchaiwr to' give bond nnd . two* I I good sureties to secure ibo purchase money and nay lor lille* extra. . 2. W. CARWILE, c.B.? n; State of -Soiitli'Caroliii^ E D G E FTK L D ~ Ltt STRIC T, " IS ORDINARY. John M. Stidbnm,' Applicant,' V . vs ":|" ? Ella Sti'lbnm, Alico Siidham. Ira Slid- | bum, JHB. Stidhum, ct a', Defendants.' J' ?T nppcarinx to my saMsfa-tion that John Korup .and his" wife SavMrniall, D?foulants jn tue above slated casie, retjde beyond ibo jinjita of this Stato. T' i.^ I h ero.' 'oro ordered thal they, do arpe ijvniid object tu the divi..i.?'n or sale of 'bo Real Kalah) o[ .fi im -?tidhain, deceased, on or before (ho ;?<;;h !? M:sr. ii ri'-xf, or thilr couscdt to rtho ?nui? wiil. be ? entered of record. F. DURISOE, O.E.D ' Jan. 0,13G3, 12t ?j Interesting to Tcaehe?^; i :'-I%tie]<! Ym?'Inst?late! .. .... . * * ..??'?). ^? --;-O , IN' consequence "f ?be death of tho'late PrinVi .pnland Proprietor; JOHN R'GwAr/nter; this PROPERTY IS KOW OFFERED FOR SALE. OR RENT. . . The LOT embraces five acre*, near tim "centre ot tile YiNae'e. und within Mire* lrotio>e<r yaroVof .three Churche?. Tho IMPROVEMENTS aro all new-erected in f?R0; The Main B?ild?iig has a' front of seventy-two'feet/ .flth handsome fluted "column*. Jhc centre has n depth nf eighty feet, giving a HALL forty-two feet hy.sixty. .There are Rooms euough for School purposes, fur tho Prjpcipara family, mid Tor Twenty Bonnier.-. Thc pinn contemplates th?' additiou of Wings should ii bc found necessary. ? ' ' .' "T?crgcfie'.d VillasCis near the centre of ono of the ?igest and wealthiest Districts in thc S in te, and offers niaity inducements to thc enterprising Teacher. ' Aft there is no other'School of the kinM in the District, it is confidently believed -that this .will continue to receive ampio patronage, if under proper management. Thu late Bri WM. B. JOHN SON was very successful here, M a Teacher, for muro than twenty years. . There has been no cess.ation of the School. The undersigned will continue its management for his brother's family till next July.- Tie will bc glad tn send Catalogues to those wishing inforruarion.: or to oorreipond with those who may desire tn, pureuaso or rent; Address ! L. R. Ow ALTS ET, Edgefieid, Si C. . Feb tl ?il: 2t rt . C. Medical ^ Notice. . DU. J. F. ?i'R?PFIN will attend to Pro fessional callen* rjf iii Village und itu immedi ate ric.iirity. Rcsidenco next to Mr. S. F. Gnnde's. . Edgefieid C. ll., Keb 10 'luii'd LOOK Aim HEAD ! Something of importance t? the Afflicted ! THE undcr.sigi.ed bas located at Augusta for tho parp?se or trcafiqg CHUONIC COM PLICATED COMPLAINTS of nit characters, in Males and Females, no matter of how long stand ing their uature may be. He w ill say that he will eure'fran, eight to nine cases out of every ten which come before him, in from two to four .turf ?ix months,-according to thc length ot' time .the cases have been standing. His practice eonsi.-ts ot' Frorich, German and Indian, combined. He has two ways to ascertain thc nature of ccmplaints -one is by consultation, the other by presenting a suiall portion of the illuming1*! urine, in case any p?:r,-on being unable to give th? Icharatter ut complaints whon not present. Uyr^Olffc'; is np stoirs, over Braho'n Jewelry Store/ (apposite tlie Constitutionalist Office, on Broad Street, No. Itt4. Whe i not ut my office, maybe found at Globe Hotel. Medicines must ho paid f.iron delivery in cverv ense. DR. M. FITZGERALD, AuirusU, Ga. P. S.-Prrsnns raiding at :*. distance fan re ceive u ediciues by exnress. M. F., M. D. Mar lo lui IO State of South Carolina, . ^^r^^ .'Hr. Aiut-T.'.ST ASP IxsPKCTOR-Ginnti . CoLi vniA, Mar (i LWS li AL ORDBJt SO. M. IIT appearing that in many ? there Inti beeu a Ulura to ti.?., in accordance wiib General ?. Mn's offici, tither by not holding cb. .unnee ot' said ord.r, or by relit-ninft poison.: who are not eligible nutter the A. General Assembly, it is hereby ordered tb. rti et.iu mantling officers nf nil such regimen's do j fur th with onler elections tu be held, (after giving j pr? per notice.) in all rn>es where such lai.ure bas occurred or where . ersons who ure i.ot.eligibio Itara Hutu returned as elected, in pursuance <>i ?aid General Order No. S. II. Tho Act of the Gor.onil Assembly declares vacant the coin missions of all ullaers beiwee.it ihc ages ul' eighteen and forty-five years, au soon US new elections have been beb!, and no person be tween mid ages is e?gib'e, ur will Le cunimission ,.1!, 10 any '?'.lice in ihe militia, unless be bb ex empted from Cutredoiato service under the Ex-' emption Ai-' of Congress. III. In addition to tho returns required by thc third and fourth paragraphs of General <?rder No. 8, thc commending officers of regiments erb hare by required to return to this office 11 roster of the field end i-ourpany-officer? of their respective rcgi mcr.i , including thos.i whoso offices b.tvo nul liceo vacated, us-well us those elected under this nud Gcm-r.il Order No. C, :irul also the strength of heir companies,-a form for which roster and re turn will be furnished from this office. IV. J ri all case? where persons have been o'ect ed-lu offices under General Order No. 8, but ?he have refund lo accept said offices, tho command ing officer*, of- brigades and regiments a ill appoint li person);'liable to ordinary militia du-y.in the regiments, beUellons and bents iu which' tho per sons-have s.-> refused ti? coUitUtttd such reg ments, battalions and hunts, in pursuance of the '?id and :i4h sections of the Act of ititi. \\ The captains of. beatc -mpanics ar' required strictly to enforce Section, ? of tho P?ct of.lite llenera! Assembly, entitled ." An Act for Ibo bet ter organ:: ili-u of the militia, and for other pur poses," pussed at its h st session, herewith pul? lished, u.r.d to sec that no resrdept uf ?h. ir respec tivo beats .?li ill cscfipo ourullmont by reason of his temporary ti'nuniu-e. VI. 'J bo oouiuiiiii'lii'K 1 flucrs of regimcnts are re.puiirililu tor their rotifplulo orgnclxiKiun, ?iud their special attcntiou is hereby called to Stetiun :i l (herewith p?blUbedj of ihe-Act of 1811, the enforcement uftwhjoh is required: j -? By instructi-Jil of tho General Assembly. ?: -A. Ct!ARLINGTON, Adjutant and Inspector-Gouerul pf iS. C. y. That thc commanding officers uf bent cvto> n?nies thaJl keep two separate rolls-one of tue PMpeS of !all persons resident itt their boa's bc twj-eii tho ages ol sixtocn and sixty, nud another, {urine names of all persons between the ages ol sixteen and fifty-designating in said rolls the ages of each person : and all person? require-! to ho enrolled by thia Act shall, immediately ut't.-r its passage, report their raines to lim pOtaiqaud it!g officers: of their bea', wh^ ^nall have power Li administer oaths ns to tlio ages and rcsidenco of persuns, Tiben tl>ey rcfuso to make known-"their ages or place- of.jretidenee, or whoro tjievo may be fiofibts to either ? nnd ouch and every bcatcom pjny ihflll be called out for drill and instruction unco in every- two months. XXXIV'. If-any beat company shall neglect or refuse, fur two.mnutbs, to. chet, an .officer to fill apj vacancy which bb..ll occur io it, or the person elected Bh'aH' reftiso to accept of such office, lt" shall be tho duty of tho colonel or officer corn mstidlng that regiment to which .tuch. company bo^ongj, to igipoiut and conimUsiun 50U19 fil .pt.! i?'ri^llable' to (ifdlocry milbla duty In buch boat, to Dil such office, nnd be ebult bo compoiled to gcrvp In such offico'for ttvclvu months, aird er tho penalty of thirty dollars 1 sud fifty per cent, on tho umoui'it of bis last g?nerai tax, u.doss he shall bc'iooncr'promoted, or from bodily or menta, iti fir'mi'y, become incapable of performing the duty thereof, or remove out of the .limits of bis .com mand, or .unless ihc company shall sooner elect Rome ut'p?rti'U, who shall accept such commis-" Binni and it sbuH bo the duty o' tho colonel nr. ? ti'u'er commanding the regiuient, lo appoint and commission ns often ns thu appointment shall bc ref?.sud : and iu every case bf refusal to accept, the ponalty shall be enfonced ; but no person i-.p. pointed by the colonel Ki au u'.iio lu a beat coin--! bony shall be eontuelled ,to uniform himself t.r Verve io such*office longev than one year in ihree. March 25 . iu: '.?lt J2 Administrator's Notice. ' AM prepared to sei ile all ifenisuds agilit ar the " c?t.ito of S. Broadwater, d.c'.l.' Those haying demands will please present, them at oncoi ' ' * ll. T, WRIGHT, Adm'r. Mar U St 12 BHEHN STATES gOTjiV ; ia Tii?J?As & trruK. ,. 1?7"E have hniuht _thej. entiie 4n;?-resJt of djsV TT former Pr.~rrier.,r:" Mr. Joli's L. 1MR ??L?Nv in [th* ?OUT-HBRN STATE?x.HOTEL; and intend to keep a first rl?M Honan; ? ? 5 . r' 1 THOMAS'...'LITTLE. '. '- Augusta, Go,, Feb 10 ? .. k . 6; , AU G u s T A-S O T EL :,. AUGUSTA, GA. , .< . : : ; ? . KY UX?E^?Ci?,.,. Convenient to the Carolina, side.. " Provided with the beatihe.markct.aftords. Adjacent to first rate busiuoss bou?es. Roady with convenience? to facilitate traveller? on any and every roirtc. Prepared- to accommodate all who may desire b A good bar and plenty of ioo: . . . . <? We respectfully ask.the aticntiun. of Edgcjlelo. to our.Card. . .> ; ?. ; . . .V . j; Juno 26 : tf IA .-. ?j. E. MUN0?H, 150 Broad St., ABMSU. Ga., MY PARTICULAR ATTENTION will be. given tu tho Repairing of WATCH Ba, CLUCKS and JEWELRY. "Every effort Will be made to keep up my extensivo Stock of SPECTACLES To suit every defect of vision. ., , Tho hal.mco.of my Slock of CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS.'PLATED WAKE, Ac, will be sold low FOR CASH ONLY. ? ? ' *: : Augusta, J in 2u tf ' 3. Notice. HAYING purchased of the Administrator the intere-tof C. W. HODGES, dee'd., in thc* firm of C. W. * J. B. HODGES. I wi 1 continue the r.u.-ioess in my own name, and hopo by strict attention to the wants of tho people to merit their patronage. I will endeavor tn keep up as com pleteastoek of DRUGS, MEDICINES/ ?tc, as these blockado-timi's will allow, and will soil as low as I can possibly nfford. "As thc Administrator wishes to close tho Estate of C. W. Hodges, dee'd., it is particularly rrqncst ed thnt nil indebted to the firm of C. W. ? J. B. HODGES will call on Gie Subscriber and settle forth wiib. J. B. HODGES. Edgefield, S. C., Jan 21_tf 3 ' SLAVE LA COR Fi> OM DIVISION KO. 3. FTO Fttpply the slave labor required byllu . General Cnn.mnhdiii?, und in pursuit nee of Hie onl.r.- of bij Excellency Governor BONHAM, issued in cotr.ptinnee ?-i:h rite terms of an Act of the General Assembly entitled "An Act to organ ise ami supply negro lab. r for Const defer cc" ?I c, rutifiied on tho 18 h December, rS?i2, ?ad the amendment thereto, ratified on the Sib February, l?G?, I heftby c.tll upon Division No."3, compri tiiug the Judicial IHelrii-ts of Fairfield, Richland, Lexingtou, Edgefield, Bumwcll aud Orangr-burg to supply its proportion of slave labor under the present requisition. II. All owners of slave? witLin the said Dis- | tricts shall furnish, for thirty days, three fourths of their mule slaves subject to rond duty, receiv ing credit in the cs ti" ?tu for all labor doue under former dills. III. The Commissioners of Roods of thc sever al Di-itricrs. and tho authorities of tho incorpora ted to?...? -.I vi".- . - ..' bin hit '.'.-bs-. .! utii. ?ii ?? i>ft??ir r- their ti. T r. . . '. . VI. The Commissioners of tho Hoads and thc authorities of the towns and villages as aforesaid will cause rho slaves subject t i this cull within their respective jurisdictions to be assembled at tho ll.ilro.id Depots nearest the rcsMe'nne of their respectivo owners on MONDAY, the 6th d-yol April prox., nt ll) o'clock u. m., ready for trans portatjon to Charleston. Tho Act requires Gie attendance r.f uue of tlc Ci-mmii-sionors at oacb depot ; ho will be met by an agent of the State. VII. The slaves will bu-directed to come pro vided with spndes or shovels. The Conleilcnit<? authorities have undertaken ro hnve such iiten.-its returned. Owner? will provide their slaves w<tb three days' ration.?, for which commutation w'ill be allowed. VIII. 'J here is no doubt ft ho Confederate Government will Compensai .ot all du hinge 0. itud loss of slaves. IX. The undersigned regrets to call upon this Division for irtmin.jli/ sn heavy a proportion. I: will be found lint to those who have unswered former mils, ii will only amount t" a ca'l for on* fun nh. arid Ibis be mil reduce if be ilifds a iural lor proportion will rill the rtquieitiiw. . k , . WM? M. SHANNON. " . Agent for the SC-ito of South Carolina. Camden, S. C., March 3d. 1863. ' MarchMl ' .lt ' . . HO T LAND FOR SALE.!' IIB-Sobioribcr ?ifi>rs hr sale privately the _u HOMESTEAD PLANTATION of Robert Jennings, dee'd., in Edgefield 'District, containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES, Situate on Stevens' Creek, on t?io Road loading from Augusta, t-) Culhoun's Mills', J28 miles from Augusta, ?nd bounded by landsjtf Dr. J. J. Cart leik'B. i?rs. Oarrr?dj?T!. C: IT. "Bin lr abd other*. . " Tliere. a re orv Gie jdac?.? cym/?riubla ^welling House ah I url 'necessary outbuilding.'. There aro seventy-five acres of good bottom land, and tblTty seres pf land*sown iu Wheat, and nbout forty in Oats. The place ie wei! watertid" nud timbered and' is in a high st?te-uF cultivatiuru? - ri ? :-. Jf a purchaser ,-an be. found soon,.-I .wulseli,. with thc pince Seventy-five Head uf Sliecp, ?Mock j of Ca rt I* .t>. '-' " ' "1 ,- Dr. J, J? Cartledge "br the 'Subscriber-will take*'! pleasure in ?howiu^.th? pbice to any.ono' uu?Lruos ol' purchasing nit excellent p?t?iinVi'-in. jSiSr-TC-rms easy. W. D. JENNINGS, Dx'or." M/=T ?. u .... ?? ' ' . 9 A Notice. ALL porsons having demands against Ae Es tate of William E. Middiet-.m, .dee'd., are re quested to present them to the undersigned, and Ibisse indebted to ?aid Estate aro requested to make immediate payment; .i EMILY ? MIDDLETOX, Adm'ix. - ? Mur i" i'm? ? Notice to Oreditops. JJIJGSF?ELD DTSraiCT-lSi* t^ffr** Y^mforPnr?tl?n, ' 1 Accotitrt.' 'QtJtUvjl TB ' 0. A. Addlso?, fmej)t,".4c.v vv. W. .G. Harris, ?x'un. at.al. j .-?)- . BY Virtue.of .on order of . tha< Court, ?rf IbjL?..., causo, ?ll pei'snti* hnvitig (Jcmands. H-rnipst ' iBe TrMSt ?Mftte ?f Vrm.1 Harri?;- dee'd., arc" re quired tn present Hiidlproy? thfeir1 -dr^huuJs 1??for-? H me on ITT.before tito, iruh/tlaj pf May.poxt. ott else payment of their lUmnnds.wiH i,e barred. ,.I y/'W.'CARWilX c.n'.r'.i.. 'j Mar 9, lS?3- . . . ' '' 10? {III !f(r Notice, ? ALL pcrsoTis h ri viii ?ci at ms" ntta??s't ?ht) TV* ate ! ,,,f Willis Whittle'sr.. ilec'd..; *re ' realists ted | tb present them duly .ittesjed aeeivrdine;to law. .. L A. WHITTLE, 1 A " I - s. cRorcri:1 ? M ?T j Mttr 4 ' '? iisi^? ? i",! j V Bulls for Sale. H ti 1'ni;..*rTWO YOUXJ FIXE BLOODED . Bl'l.L.1?^ ia Gie Park, un Sale-day next. ' M. FRAZIER. MarlS 3t ll !?. V. COOPEB, - . , . s, ir or TH Q^Mf ? > ;?..? ' !B?RBY*4I0!RN?.- . < . , " >."., [V. IT. ITOy?QjrAY, STARLI-X?. TURNER, .-. . ?.. i, For Clerk. ' I S. nARBf?0^, ' . 1 ' : .>!. i JACKSON, CU VAR., i '*",....* r ! W. t. SP?ABS, DB IST TIST, , 246 Uno AD STUBB*, . ; j ' Over Caioheater A Co's Drag Stare, AUGUSTA? ?A, i I, .. . ;'" ''-A Deo. 24, 18(11.. '.'ii'' ' 'il " . '" Dentistry! . - - BW. fl: PARKER-irill be tn bis.<rtBc*v riv regularly ouch day ?taring sale-day week-j . . ,t>ue after then he will '< illy be 'there oeeasiofialiy, ' ' ' " ?s ."Bis- Pi terMouat. aagagentoDte throughout ?M -, " District J.-rna o d muck of hie attention, . K=iT Having 'to pay' tirt'hlgbe?Y Cain pftoai T?V ' - Dentistry materials, be will hereafter work ON UT ?OK CASH. Sept'10 -.''" 7 . . '?.'.M Bl1' Southern Planters ! ! SH OIL? ALL TAKE IT! THE SOUTHERN (^TrYATOR-^lhe-did pinneer in Agricultura! I m prove mex t-th? 0D'y Agricultural .Monthly Journal in tko Confer?, ?rate Stntee that has lived " through th? war," lu still published regularly, end will enter upon ?Ul 'Jl.-t yoar. Jah.'lsr, 18(13. Kow IR TBE TIMS T< SUBSCRIBE! Owe halla* ]>*T *ytftrt in CK/pan rt?.' . 'Addreaa: I). REDMOND, Auinuim,?*, - Jan. U_. \T_ . '2. Fur Hats! ' ',. rlC Undersigned.ie at home agata, and ready to make FINE HATS for aay uamW el Gentlemen and Boya., A good prioo will be given for nativo'PURS such ashlie Mu bk Hat, lUcnooa, Babbit, Kink and Fox. Give me a call, and you caa h*v. ? truda tk*t wilt suit boin partied. JOHN WOG LI, 8Y. Orangeville, S. C.', Apr 8, I??2. U K The Cash Sygtena ! ? FROM ard ?fte?fbi? daw, I ?ill *?U DRUGS. MEDICINES, ?e.. STRICTLY FOB CASU. ' j canuot fill at}y PRESCRlPIiOVS ??nt uoU-? ticcomiiaiiie.l with the m<>ney. Tne ewh ?yxt*ni ia. the.t'nder ?.f the d?y, gild I ?m compelled to pur. 3ue the gain? pulley and rigid ty adhere to it. i J. B. HODGE*. Jan 21 ' tf t ' JJ1 . Notice. THE Subscriber bas just received and for aa}? low for Ca?h, 66 doz. Braid's WEEDING*HOES ; . 1 ju Iba. COPPERAS; laU lbs. BLUE STONE; 10 doa. FINE COMBS. JOHN ' H KATH AM. J'.TI 3 " >: 1 ' ;? ."Sil, ?) D?'?'?fe . ir. ' ' : .v.' ?T r.-..?N, .Uki' . ?> XiuuCe. ALL' Persons Indebted to the Estate of George Korshaw, dee'd., are requested to make ptty uont forthwith, and those haringdemandaagaiuat laid Estate are required to pr sent them, properly ittefited. on or before the duy ot May 18. W, aa a. anal settlement on that iSstata will ba made un that day, iu nie Ordinary'* Offlee. . .!>. A. BOUDIE, Adtn'or. Apr 2a _ j ly? lo Notice. ALL pe?Mins Indebted to tho Estate -of Janie? C. Henderson, dee'd., are requesvod to mata payment by the 1st day of Octob?rj' 1863, aad ttioso having demaads sJftiiusr iatd &f.te ore" re*> questod to precept thin, forthwith, as I deeira tts muko a iltial setlleuieut on that day. ' ? 1^ <30BL??, Adas'r. _ . Oe' 1, 1 .Sll^ . _ly_*?_ Notice. ALL persons indented io the EjtatsJ nf j;?bt),?. Gwslttiey, dee'd., art requested tanaka? pa v. ment as ear y ns po/'i'iM?; Those0ba*mg clatma . ' t against tha-Ksiate TOlli pweut ,^tBtj.p?o^i?ly ?tto-ted, to Dr. A. G. league, my ant&ortietr MWU . ' LUCY GWALTNBYi k?v'e?vr.u Dec 8, 1862; . ...ly-, , "?,,*?.. Estr&y Notice. fdi &iU fit ITIOLLED- before-na by Win.'J. Walker. Bsn.v 1 c:' JL oivthe 2ls; J?n'y. 18i*1, ooo. BAY HQBJ5K, tippmised at $6/), is ahou' 16 or 16 years old-ta k^Lubartbe8'nrile Hous.. ''-J ' J ?.'.' ? W * . .., B. L.' GENTBYt2L . . ,, , Hamburg, 6. C., Jon 2" 1/J 6o5. "V ? lnlm* * . -.?^.-..r'Noi?-Geiw^ JI.?? ' .feL?wW?isi ]rj;"I?80.\? Uy-in? clnirxs-against ea tat? of ^??^ J JL ?tilda b'wear?nfrin/dec'd., wilt pleaia pfeMot tbetu forthwith. Th.^r'indebted- to : ?ild Rstate . arc urged to come forward ajytjyayur?_wlthout de lay.. " * . T. mjj&Z?Wt*. " Tl ?J3 *?~''?'??TV-&':^r i.^W .Tt <???' NQTiCEr wi WI ALU'per?OHi? havjoc flaime a^ninst Ibo K??4t<i q j ,*qf jD'rvJ? Harwood^Burt, deed., ax? noli ?xl lu ^r?cht"Uj<:in,~ properly attested, *u?"tb?1 l/baV?r- ' '"" '^ ?-ign*d ds pr?par?U'lo1 pay ?he'same.r,Tb'oah k?w . iJl dcb..cd Uveaid-Estate! ar? redUe?ted to ,^\t blMMss u-< Attention, Planters ! . IEAVE -100 D(p?E? H?fe^lt?seW' ' Oewti Steel -Hlarte, avOrted ?lies. -Cnll.JiDSl ,'tf,? aupxdy yoorjel?r*e-ia-tin??. . ,,.1 ' ..i^'^ .. ..Ids* J. A. (SUjlLBT..^ . v," 50-000 Needles. ? Hlimburg,"1 ?eb"-?.' r.:...? S:ST j t?t'iTt^trni?i[rtr! ft\d': Wtww?s^-' ftolaM ttj l4WM?t??r?a* i* pa?im frn? tw" '?I-T :l 0?toS. .'^*t?iT*Hdr?^ ti*B^^ vr.'t \'\ ' Ilism'bnrg, feo te ' ' '. V ' J'' Noticej 'd,L prrsntU Indebted * t\f\tf Hf iT?le. or Al conllt "will pltVuo cali itt M r.?itle- ft?d htU t? ' m%&M*K>, ? - : fc^BTA*1 ' 1 Hfto23 ^ _ _*-<: FiT ^fj^^^P^^ ...; rirrtlOi r; tudV^tod lo*-' i?isT ?at?it'e ?V'4?T? ?1 .1, (C^i?hV'r'bcSl./afeitolMt^ t?"'p?7ftW sAM forthwith, ftiid^?thdso.bavin^^adsak;sA?aJnst.ea4di: ..t.ii Matate arb ?ulit^d-to "ffwettaVt^ijt, dn1iy?at;t*ai|eJsj; -*'. , ?-n or before tho,Otb April next, aa ttnjhfX d*/. ? , . Lal sottm^t will-bo-m*l? oh Wi* ." ^ Jhn a . i., t V,i ? ?Vvjj* --'i*- V- ^'\>; i^'^'7j'^P^r-~ .<:'?" viii m ?&H ";Vi ?.' ! ' .Wftlnut.?^^Wrj ,? irfi 'ir'Wn.L rive the HWH'WPT 0A>H ?WVif-jwft? fifer BLACK WALNUT I.t"WBEK dcH^??l at m?Fhop. JOTO JL Wiri. Jan 2* *