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I &%eMu- - J|Mi B BY SQt'SIa?, DURIS0?5 Bf . Pound in n pc-.- i i n ehsr?h ia St H *n ?? foaale Land; and ??pp<>s*d t n oj observing :<.n eeho. B* Tr.ue f..l.:,, j ioduC: ." inv. io G J. ?I Say, Ejho, is ool 'Jilla gospel Bj Echo-Tho gospel p)r.n J Bf Mast I my faith in Jem.3 constar Bj My doitie irood to all, "both .friend HC Echo-Both friond asd f Bj ""Vbon men conspiro to hate and Bjf Must I rot'ma them good, and love HF Eel?-Love thom-stiil ! Bf 3 f they my failings causelessly re Bj . Must I their fe ni ts as carefully ob Soho-As carefully 'concc BJ But if my name and character the BJ And crut1, malico too, Mo plain ap; Ht And whan I sorrow and affliction 1 Bgf They smile, and adi unto my cup i Ba Say, Echo, say, in such peculiar ist vV Must I continue still to love and b Bp Echo-Stu" to toro and b! EflHJ \Vhy, Echo, how is thi;; ? Thou'rt-st ?K Thy voice will leave me nothing eli' BB A'cAo-Nothing clso but lo Amen, with all my heart, then bo i1 Bf And now to practice I'll directly gc HR Echo-Directly go ! HR This path bo mine, and lot who wU Bj My graoious Oed me surely will prt jPcAo--Sorely'will prottct BB lr Htnceforth on him I'll ca*t my eve: HF . And friends and foes ep ?race them ai Hf Echo-Euiuraoo thom s?l i: B * AXOTUERGLOStOCSViCT HL Gne.Thousand Yankees ill Hr - Wouudeu. H South Coroiitia returns t > Vir^r'.ii Bf oren greeting ot her favorite sou H Blessed our anus wi' li Auolhor B A fier nine days of fi rc^.boiuOur li H sieged by ironclad gunboats, hml H and long range guns, tue heavies! ? known inthc science of destruction; t H (ii^iucofs n?d a? ?u.sfii'tf'i nambeet Hf who troru ship and shore have battei eS gates-it is a thought -worthy to re Hf ve stand to (tay ns proud, intact anc Br ps at the outset of our defence. B mel Mir foo, strengthened a> he was B iu.-tiumentaiity ol wnr. 'Wc have B bini. Have we riot reason to feel gi H tue .All-Wise Providence wno d?a B events, and lo rcjK>se our faith [u 1 B strong ann tba! tas heretofore given H victor? ii; our darked hours.'.' B . Until Saturday ni? ruing tue iolnan B Courier Lave deM?r^bod th.i st(;;dy, i H tine fire irvin thc enemy that has b:< t?ined ginee tiu ir Occupation ot Mo BJ land. It lus long boen Suspected l Hf vas t.iit ino pi worser of somatnUig n B - rible, and that as soon as they could H f .uthoid. n?.d erect batteries trith hua H a desperate at teni pt ?voo'.d he naide t lia i cry Wagner U?:d Merris' Lb. nd l B Confederate oerupant. That altem ?B made mi Saturday. The Federals?!!; Bf pied B.'ack Isj?nd-a smalt spot Hj Jkni?s'?nd Morris] Island-aud tur-.)' H buttery; they Lad erected - ?wo or tl nt di:i'?nal b*ttori<<evOn Murriw'Ijdand, ab BJ and three-quarter miles from Fort \ and they had concentrated their flet Bf fisting nf four Monitors, the Ironside?, B ate and four gunboats, some of winch B ?hoil from mortar?. Altogether li;e c B fire embraced notfitr ''nun Sor.;uty gm B da.? liyht these opened, (?rsi; deliberate H a.-, the morning wore on tbe fire mereja* B (jenuHy. Two Monitors, two mortat fl und the Ironsides had hy ten o't-l < k B a line nearly iii iront of Butler? Wygi. H ?ijout noon these were joim/i by twC H tional Monitors. H Froui.thUtimbunt.il say six o'cloi V firing was almost incessant. Xatir< fl f-c-rcely an ir.terva! that did not cou B reverberation of the heavy gun?, an H ?.hock of the rapid discharges tr?i B ' ; hrougb the city caled huudr-jd ; of ci fl to the Battery, wharves, steeples and > fl l.okouts, where with en iuten jt nevi B l>e*or<?, thc.r I(K>ked oo a ?ontMt that B decide the fate of their fair city. B xho picture wus one not Koon to be 1 B ten. Grey old Sumter lay ?ike a naif ai W monster midway of the Pct nr., only oc< y ally speaking his part in tho angry din B Far in the. distance were the blocltader B iog no part in the fray. To the righ Cumming?' Point, was a little mound of B and ever)' nov? and thc? we could see a B of artillerists gathered around the gi Bi volume of smoke and fyr to thc right & B ing in .the"vicici'r of the *enetay?s ba' H its weil aimed shells. Still to the ri? H this was Battery Wagner, clu?tered H which, now bursting hjgh in air and li H loose their imprisoned deaths, now bli H the sides of the work, and anon plough H to the f?and on the beach and- throwing B pillar of earth or dashing into thn mitrs! B ricocheting across tho water, could bc B thc quickly succeeding shells and room] H of the enemy's guns, abrest of Battery H per. Scaittred at short intervals were : B lion cw' the Federal fleet, and from the < couid distinctly observe almost every s< H . the bright flashes of flr.me that told o; B earnest purpose in which they were eng B Still further to thc right, but-concealed H yiew bj' the trees cn James.' Tslaud, wor land batteries of tho enemji, -whose *loc H we only knew by the heavy pull's of si H th^? g.hot suddenly np into the air, then ted away towards the dense clouds thal B already ga'hercd over the Held ef conilicl B To this heavy fire oar response was bu B dom-probably not oftenor than onpe in H minutos-and there were times when H- Mruogc rumor ran through \h-. cp>wd ii B city tltat'tho Fort had been . disa\Acd. little knew then the indomitable spir'ns i 9 brave defenders wno had determined lt B in theirplaccs rather than yield up the i trust that had been confided to their kee H or how bravely they tvore Iceeping B ^ kfbalf pa^t three tbe?ag of Battery 1 B per was shot away aeeco'ri" tiuu, and th B wa*, in imitation of Sergeant Jnsper, bf I luuon?ry haempry, that Major parid Bm B of tho Onarlest?n Baitalion, ass^ted by .vcant F.'.v.vx, of Captain Lord's O??tr ?nd Sergeant Shelton, ol Capt?n B', B Company, lashed the bniiXing to a mast i i the faee of a fearful fire tr n^i sharp-s! 0 cr? a::d he t-y gnus, planted the Coiiffcd B banner once mero in sight of the loo. li B meantime Li ut. Beddick, of th.; ?\x-y ? M Ge<"'rgia Begimeut, had mounted the par B and fa^trne? there the " Battle Fiag." B Inuring tho whole of t'iis bvub ird-i B ' ?ii'il sixo'clock iu thc cveniri^ our ea "ties, strang^ to say, only numb .red f-.ur 8 r.d a?d fourteen aofnided. Arter this ? tho liro increa-?d t) a four >ld iuten Nothing like the rapid discharge from h m . wtiiltry bi? been befjr-j s ou or lizard T ibis (ontrnent. Bait, ry Wagner wai uh hile .t. The artillerists, oorisisting ol a L tic.i ul the S mth Carolina K^gulurs atid 1 compauosof a Gcor?ia regiment, stubbo raair-taiued thcir*"phice tit tbe grrng w' fntifinprtrsof Iro?' were dropping on ( around them. Battery Grege, at Cnmrr?in:rs' P' Fort Sumter, taking part in the ti? choras, wera now firing "wit h grouL..: *'nn at anv.pre'vious time dnrin;r Tlic entire horizon appeared to be li i with the fitful flashings of the Inrii r that shot out" from monster guns .taid Ren. . During this critical period the mn our troops were driven to sheller ben bomb proofs and other.works erected protection. Sut it was known to tin commandinu that roch a " demonstra the part of the enemy was not withot ject. An ttisaalt had boen apprehended The en?my had hoped by this telri Rot tildy, to destroy our battery butte alizo our troops In both they failed. As the shades of tijgiit bopan to .bombardment measurably relaxed. I Xaltiaferro, one of ''Stonewall jacks ierans,"' now promptly ordered every the parapet and they were hardly i pincas h:, fr Afr vcrd wns . ret-dved ti columns of the enemy were advaoei;*; attack. ' Cooped Pp os "ur tro^p* had been md breaching thc imp ?re air of a c b imbproV?f, the summern met with a i res'.?onsc, and iJ.ej- quickly ivptdrrd ti rv>pjetive positto?u-. Tho liues o? th rall, scvtr.l hundred jard s distant, cut: h.;- descried 8dvai?citi?r tlircngK tbe bearing towards the beach, ai if to n attack on that side of Battery Wagt was about iiuorter to S o'clock; Five minutes ?core and the col um plainly in sight, appedrjug, according .uatement given the writer, to bc se?-, deep. * ? ? - Our batteries remained silent lin enemy reached tb- v'ciui'yof our riff vvheu grspc .".pd ca:af?ter was throw their rank? with fearful precision arid fiori.' Checked for ail instant only, thc " rd up the "ragged g :ps in their litir ni ? ved steadily O t until wituiu les" .eighiy -yards. Ear;-'y wai'.in:: .the Fcdcr.d^ to get w -destructive range, our infantry t/pano .usiiade, and ir ?rn ? fringe ol ,fire that the parapet, Jea?H;d foi th a thousand>u gora bl death. Stapg? ri?ig uudor the . tie first line seemed fur. a moment cu . but. p..s'.<>d ou by thf? e in the r. ai*, tho now commenced u charge at a " duubie r Ocr situ could n a chare J back, bul ??ave a Southern ji-li nt response to UK kee cheer, n:id awaited the s'-t?ck. Ot Va? ne nv.-.-r thc said Lilis, ;,;.d biumbii :h<- huge pit? ?huir wu ohtlk. had ?Jug they reached th*- d?ou'of tile battery ; it, was but a moments Work for those wi vivedour terribie fire of musketry, to ber up tue Moping aides bf tho- fortifie and attempt to t ifo, t a lodgment. -1? tu -, who mel them on ?lu parapet jvc ^desperate us thytosejves, an t thc coutci C'.-.M-C-I was brief an-i blood/. Thc ai nisis were breast to br^a-t, tind Sou .-.lies und Southern baronets tiuide/hi.*i ul adman life. . We could .stop to tut prisoners then. The parapet was linee I? ad t^.iiiis, whi*e and black, and ever otid WH-> adding to this number. It. wi iii th?.?e rt?MCouhtcr? i? which one side i r?th?r rtius" (prickly yield or iiy: Tne e took their chuica. iii i?.s.s than live minutes probably iirst line bad bvvn shot, bayoUu: ted, or m full retrait-"roking ?;?:r, r.i;j ditch or >;iu? their bloody bodi-s through the uP.lfi o? their bai!?3 and' knees. Bu: ail Inc c?::u-, ?ind aili>tner ami V.tint!ier, .ear i.d oreim: its prbd?Ciiij?iT, nntij the bnttle .:d hot, tierce au.l blondy. Finally, how the whole were (lf?yen nt.ck, eit.ier int of.-ad' ?rei.cu at the base of the battery, "of tvr.ee of our ?uiiN, or sestopenng oi v;rew :u the darkiiea? ot the nighc. There was now a cotapara'ive lull in firing, D?t i,u_ fiittjen or iw. n?y minute ue wrirer'ha^ been informed, a second um? of Federals fih'd dywnon the beac wards fe iol't ?( th" Fort in mucb the i-i.jiM.r .?> tL"r pu fiti-d hy the liivt.- I r-peatvti tue vX'.-iTi'Mi- iU timi h??1 jit-t i> .;etii?i?at?-d s-.? t?ivastr..us|y :o tfce'r O-'i: i >iih. ftad -..iiii a bravery that was won! A Ifcip-v cats; dts:\e 1 UA.'II ihe work. i\- :> a.-sS-t?ilt failed iu'etiy, riut with thy fol'COC?eCt? lb '.j -ini-tl t?ed?dea?'.-d pSTtyJ . carno ug*??-' with such cUrcrigthaudlmpctu that b?iwee;:t".iecx:re'iiedaikre^-oitbe a which had now t nv - oped the estire seem, (filficalty cf dwd-igUiShiug friend and foe, t je contits o? i riciJ?nt 111 ?luc'a an < ?ccasi?n, ; . i ?roo* three hundred, as i?e>?tiuiatpd,eifec lxlgrasnt in the vicinity ol'the cuutnbcr cup.ed b}' iwo of our ^tlns. Others c ; I herod to the top Of the mug ./.ine and h . prowf, w^ile Sv.ll o'!hers, as is <aid, clu.-i .around a Fedantl ?1 .^r Hying on lite rata;. The Ust bt?l?m?nt i.-, riofimprobable ; bm intorm>u:t from whom uraity ol' the foreg , fuc? are gathered) state? that the only et I flying.paka the parapet were*our own b? i and ?BSfcdwatc iifga. This positiuu, ? Feder?is kel ! for certainly upwards ol j hour. We were at 1!rsl com})ara|.ive!y i f n\!it of their strength or .o^ict location, s GJD. Tal iaicrro, willi tho cool courage r >vhich h?*i? dul?Dgui?hed, made a eio.-e ; . sonal Vocor.noisancr, and ?oon hud uicti - perfected Ihr driving them from the w a lu the present attitude of Conflicting G J m.ents we shall not detail lite manner in w a this was done, bul we-dy k.tow that -t Major David Baiuaay of the Charleston - taiion, was severely ?vouoded, und C ?- -lyyan^of thc Irish. Volunteers, killi.d v e leading a portion of their men on ft ch d against thc. ohdinate enctny. In tho li e whicLTfollowcd the final arrangements o: 1. Genera!, most"of the prisoners ?were capt ti j whom we have irr bau 1. Many escaped i? the sidr " of tho battery, but, others prefc n a volunU;y surrender to tho risk ot b ;c shot in the back. f- Both thc Federal laud batteric-t and td own-Sumter and Gregg-were firing a teryaU during thc ongageincnt, and du $1* ihe retreat, the latter greatly facilitated in ! u change of ba?c." ie Q.ui totaLloss is estimated at 21 kill? 1 JO I 70 wounded. Tua ?returns*are not all in, To, we wn accordingly only furnish tho lists ita lis'ncd .'jci'".'. lie Oat ot seven linc o cern in the detach: lie i'roai the Eirsi S. C. Uegular.-, (Artiil ie;, two uniy escaped unhurt, Lieut. Gourdi tir Company fl, and Liout. Ycungbiood, of I pany I. ig- 'icc loss of thc enemy is variously Dan i it 'S-JW. piacing thc figures 03 high ns fl. vj- huudr-d kill?jd. and wounded. They 1 *y. probably fiye hundred killed. Two hun ur- aud"thirty one of' their w*janded were in ay, city lost night, including ecveral negroes, x'lf Ot' white prisoners we h.^v? taken six < ind m Widened otfieers and ninety-four priv; >ot- 0: brack** it is said *e have over, twenty .ate whom several are severely wounded. A w the d?d negro is to pc put into every ward o itrii white Yankee--.. Tho "loiter kirked at pet, . b?p allia.iee, hut the Surgeons \IHVQ pl: toW them that if they put ib-mse'ves r: en?.' p ir wi:ii the B'?jr.nii <: ?is soldiers, tt;r> sur ua?- lat?on mus: be tn limanu d under aV; ci;t jill-" stancfr?Vhil? they un; m our.-Ivmds. '. ifinr lie opitdon will render tho verdict, " s( uCy. Ithem rig tivy i One ot' thc n^rre is a-remarlrably ?-pr on ; ly fellow iVom Benni d >, w ere he wai ti tv: eaf' '! as afeoldier. Ur? position.!-* that i poi- I Orderly S. rgeant, but he has lost au two ? and ptadl i'nly or.e leg will go. A teird o inly1, '-glory" lor which h-.- says he cuino IO i . i [jb?nglhir?amputated, he wilHn tho ; future bc it wiser mun. The others arc a mongrel set of trash, and very fair rfcpii^euisuv.es ot ho co?uaea tyj o of tlie freo NcrthSrti rugi?. .li! biili'-p- to lo? 54th Massae* urett s lt-'-gi mont, Col. lt. ?haV. They stale that (L? I.issi? kilii.d 'and'wounded in tue' Jarnefc' id* nd skirmish was wh?*t I estimated in "a former cimirauure&tion-'rom forty five to sixty! Tho .'bil owing is a Ust.of some of the cap tured oinevrs : Lieut, Col. Bed'ell, 3d New Hampshire said to have been taken white attempting to reach and spike one of our (Taus. Major John B. Filler, 55'h Pennsylvania, 1st Lieut. D. 0. West, Company I, G.th Connecticut. 2c. Lieut. John King, Company F, 6th > inned iwit. " 2d Lieut. F. J. Sullivan, Company E,C7tb i Ohio. ? From c^n munit atiors with variais pris*?nv' ors, tb?nfolldwinj; facts gathei'ed.tuuy thrown additional l.ght upon thc nii'air : Jo ibo first column, were the Gin Connecti cut, 7fc>th, 55:h and 35th Pennsylvania, and 4iit.ii N:;w York ; in t?ie second, ?Otb -Maier-. S i Xe.v Hamp hire, 7lh Massachusetts, and 54 ?i M'iNsachiisi-t.ts (colored.) The ?OOlb New York ; GCa Ohio, Lieut. Col. S Covens Tjoniniari'.ii?ii ; !!7l!i Ohio, Col. Voorbee*, and .ist Squirt C.'r-i?im Regiment, (color'*',) coq? ' in?itd?d by Col. Montgomery, v.xro held in reserve; i'?e whole nuco wan coimnandou by - Brigadier-Gout-ral ?Strong, who led the ctt-rgeiij psrson. The report that he wa wounded in the a?saslt of the 11th instant was incrrect. lt was -believed by the Yan ke?i'ofiicerd that tue troops lu 13 irtrtry ' Wag uer were perfectly exhausted froni tut; bum bardmeht. and that a bold, Midaen assault or coup dr. main would effect its dpt ure. A mor Ur baliery, erected on toe siieof tlieold Luz<i retttij kept up H coniinurid?shellingon Butcry Wagner, litad the 'rout Jiue of their troop? uad reached spoilt estimated at shout five hundred yards. Several linc officers were killed and wound-, od. ?W-ong the lbrtuer were Adjutant Alvin ii. Libby, of thc"Sixth Connecticut, but net toy?t the limo on General Strong's Stall", and Lien;,. Col. James M. Circ?n, Sixtn Oonueeli Cll'tj and among tho i.-.iter Colonel fortuit] Sixth Coiiricciicut, dangerously. Tlieslaiightei was. particularly, severe iu tue Connecticut a;id Ohio. Regiment*. The tin: J New Hamp shire-ami iit?ro regiments broke ai ti:u first or second fae ; tfieir unifiers Hading it. impos sible toj rally or bri.::; them up lo rt'soeono as>?:nlt Tue e'nomy's fleet consisted of lue Iron siiki,'lu\ir Monitors, one Frigate ami lour Gunboats; . ' ? -.* ..-? T '. Tiitt A Imila is. said by the prisoners io have been oil life IslWad, b?t w?is n>'t breug'it ?to acton. They state that she has been re* paU'?^and another layer of non put upon uer-?hat *h? is in good fighting irim and :an hs employe J whomevernecessary. . Tri?Ode Hundredth New York, Sixty-six:h nd Sixty-s?ye?Cli Ohio. Seventh XlassachuiSj Sixth Connecticut aiirj Thirty fifth" P. mi-yi uria, arva pprti??'??f Foster - troops Mt, ot' this no ist utrer hi.;' depart uro. The prisoners Ute- that he only look u -'e brigade with Lim. riley dann la have tdcen Laut.'Oa,jipiiell,-o! tue Charmion li.'.talion, prisoner. ' Y'QSterdVy the enemy s'-ui a llag of truce or th:: h>ly of Colon"! Haider ?j in S. Putin-.:i, 1 Nev Hampshire, acting Brigadier Genera! m iu>:'av.Hutt on SaturrKy, and? id io a-ked .eriuis>i'.iii to burry their dead. T:r: l?i'er re^'tcsi \\'?& ruiusofi, us the dead hid bega nearly all already ouiied. Tdte b'>dy.ol C:di ii. S.iPuiuian, welch wab ideii?de :, ?'us d veri-d .into their hand's. C?rtoii?i I ?tiiiaii was li rtneriy ot' the qui ai 'my, uttaeueu io the l-Myrps'Ol t'opfgrapliic li Kugir.c-ers. Auong ' tho dead OE th^ iicid, i".dontilied "ly the ui-iso* hers, wo5 the body ol Colone! "S?iaw," ei.i?i ina::dt'r of thu 5-i;:: Aiissachuse?s Wiegrp.) hi coaduddtg tii^ foregoing iic'?>unt"Cf the h.it:.ifi, iL i* ? rainer lo P.d-I tr.at .it hi's b?on prcj.'arod priacifaily from the rcpr^??i j tarions o?' iiit-?l! gei?i bl libers an ! men uagag?f<F, b.?t. aa tiie?e v.-itie'y di?ie'red :. 11 did ?.or ctahrae V:e faet^'und rs i-cially i?ijS'j v. Lllcii refer io t';ie acti?>Q of p n-tieui fr com Ulandi, a future I tte" based'oii olllji.;! .:>^:ebi''i;ts will, it is Lolled, "put. V?l'y Oil? i;1 ii!? r:g- t pLfo.. 5?ot s T-ird too it;., :h c^ii oe said'in (avo* nf c iu'-j >.i.y ??! fe ::?i!e tnett \<J> r.iivrre?? i. i tho defCiVotj/jl' Furl V\V".:i r-.\'or;i? C-.t-o linians, <3eoi'.?i<UtS and S?iu'u Ctr. inti.?.is - f:o:n tue C >.:t>tiai|.ii-g G?iicc<ti duvTii u< liv fiuuibiost^nivatf. J' er; \>ei'?j so-tio c;^cs yl c ;wacdu.e, w meit I lo?i;>{ are f-b .> : spoe.fio i aei'earter ; but Mose .vli? iiij figt'., tonghi wita then- live? io" their aa^ds, :\".a l-aghube euemv that as often us tu^y eom? Ui?jy- wil i- find <r. ni'iiitiiiut of our utut ii des iii, nut st-a beach for :t grave.1' a i L. j lo ie id ! ?d t nr n ae he id nd ib ?nt mi .d; :Qn j ive j red j thal )tn tes. of inu tile I thu inly j j K ( i re- i ?I?Tl- ' ?ul. rws I ?M. 1 e I..- 1 ?i ati i ann, ; r.th? I Tnc Wheel of fortune. Twenty three yea/s ago, last* Novenib? Louis Napoh?on, tho present Emperor o r-jcaaee.-lcl't IJO tit. CUtwicS Hotel wilhoU J.-:;j ?og ms ijoat'd Oili. lu I i?e New Urleati lice ol r?oU;iuU:r - 'Jib, io?'J, appvy^^d le foi I J wieg !ieco:U"it ot tlio " lioule . Count's" d?i pa,'tu re irom thus ci ty : CoU::tLo.:is Napole?n Bqiiapttrto, wliose.aj rival in this eily was BDuoiinued in several t the papers, has lou Nen- rji ieahs i^ higli (io^i geon, uiid i?rjnst rearons, lie was yv?terd? luoruiiig ?Liiortue'i by tire proprietors of lit St. Charles ilni.cl.thab ir-'"W08 cuKt??it?ry ? gentlcnien travelling wilhfeUt l*M^grg-; (ii UO?nt-was splendidly-provided'in tuat wa fdr u nan ol' his titule d?uiensioiisy^tp pay 1< their bo.ird in advance, whercupou the toibi ir.g dlnlogue ensued : iCoiint--My name is a suJ?ciout gurtrauti for my niLi. Pliblfcan-Tour name, Count, ?3 a YO; good oue, but won't buy marketing. Count-Make dui my bill. Puljlic?n-It shall be done. The o'erk thereupon presented thc bill, rna' out in the name of Count L. N.'Bonupirte-T .^My name," .suid; thc ?oq?tj "ii Loi N ipoleon Bonaparte. I wir.h it so statsd, full, in the acconut." ? f'ocond bill rando out, and 4he cnti ?ame written ont iii fair,*it?gib?c letters. ' 44 iMy name is Count Louis Napoleon Bot jpar'.e, Prince of Segovia, lCauaacbatk?, a othe r dependencies. Siiy so in thc hill," ?Ti ponded thc sprig of nobility. ' 44 J will not rnako out a third bili." said t clerk; '; Then VI) be damned if T poy if," said Excellency, and forthwith absquatulated. Y.VXKEB Gi*NH3AT?- ?he Y-tokoo.? wm hnve b en whippep ir-::g 9*o but for til ?nttboatf?. They had hevfiraTdrawn upfaSo fl'?!? of New York lad, week -to liro upon defenceless mon and women in tho streets. Mr. Vailandiirbana arrived at ll.ili'ax, S. on the lUh ano wus to proceed to Kia; Palis. ? The g?b&rnntor?al eicctibd in C takes place early lu October, we believe. Giyirge Saunders is ?lid to be. in Lon up to h'.f pvt-s ir. ?tM?fedjoraijB cOtitro?lis. i.--. ?a'ul he hns six hips for tho. ?o?f?d'e G'dyefnninht nearly ready R>r -se:-.. C< VLT, AT TUE HA ?Qi 111? J*. /'HVI-I (*?t your PAKI liTJTTONS, sup tu anything cv.;.* offerud i:i this ?iarket, at price's. t CALL AT THE UAMliU-Ufl VQ&t 0P1 nnl ^c? your SALT, s'jpari?r lu Li vc rpo |i,w rtriceSj und in g^oil clou 11 r-a'ctts-fwp bu l.er s.i?k. It. li. CTBNXKY, 1?. Jiumbarg, JIU.Q 30 . lt rilOS?ECT?JS. -0 THE un-"crs?!?ncd will issue, in n few weak?, ni j a-o?ui?nd. Va4 n w' o> iy journal, to Le callnl i '. l'.m: SuUTUKRN PTjNCH!" ?. -it wii-i bo.uear a. fiiipiioete in size, fV,rm and general tut-.turuj Cf "th e..Wiriri . reonw.-.od Lo: fl " Punch," sa long an ncknowlodgca powjr in tho Dritten j-des In Ibo .rclormatien\ bf public anure?, and tho eolighienWnt'of tb?: pui.iio mindi uVh' ing as it did a ita rho genius of Hmd. ol J? r.old, and a host of witc. powU-, end philoboobio ihick ers. ?. - . Tho proprlciafsor "THU SOTJTIIRRN P UNCE" bringan the difficult tusk of 8u?ets>fa?lyTon<!'uct- ? ing suoh a journal th* Advantages-of capital,' abundant tn'mtul resources, and practioaUklll.'j Tha editor, f ir many yours- past, bas boon oon ne. tod, in a.lading ed't^riol capacity, with lb? 1 largest dully papers-of Now Orleans mid ?J<.b(|tf, ' wild? tbs-sulieman who will b".v? chary* nf "the" typ-?gi?p)iin 1 and Vn?rs,vhl;: ??.)??? r inf ou ta is uni sbr^as?ed*ia fiat skill necessary iof success,, ? Every nuabrr will ho illustrated yrjth humerons OUtfy appropriate tu lh> tiir.es (li':r?or?i s ?nd se rious,) from tfich^ndi of ono pf the best engra vers on the continent-artist -whose nome is familiar to thu reading public of thfeSouth. Ia fine, thenndoivigned arbdcUrmiued to mike ?TII15 SOUTHERN P.?NC?I" tho spio?es.-, n-st readable, and boat? i Instrrrtcd literary jiurunt in^ Am.irdea. lt shall distannn nnmpejiUon. 'iVERMS-Sttfe'criplion -for silicic copie.-* ???fl PW annum. News iic.il?r3 soriplicd at ilia rate cf ?15 per hliii'lrod cc pi 69; Add're.s. OVERALL, CAMPEELL, 'HUGHES ? CO', Publishers, Lichta jnd, V:i. July 21 U* *' 29 S?oe Thread. AGOOD ARTJCLE just received ' Price, $3,u? per lh. 'J. A. G?RLEYW. Hamburg, July ?-: Im ?.*; 23 TUS Institn!ion will'be opened on lie 17f,. Angus] by Mr. JOSEPH Mi SHE?LMAN ?ho will ta ko ijhikrKO of Twenty-'liro Scholars at Sit? po? qunrtc ' Mr. R. W. CANNON will taha charge of all ofhors'.o/er luut jauiuber,'at thc S?IUC time, and pl mm, and oa t?osaao Urra*. . x " IL T. KIMS, . GEO. A. ADDISON, . EDMUND TENN, : Z, V: CAR WILE, A. G. TEAGUE, - Trustees. JulyS, ii 21 An Excellent; Plantation FOE SALE. nfiVr LT salt my PL AK! ATION in EJgtfield DisViet, on Shaw? Ur?ikj 10 miles from Edge ? tRW C. li i 3M''! IO miles from Aiken; containing by a recent surrey TWO T il tj ? S'A NT) - SIX IIUN?RED TilliirY-KOUK ACRES. tl hos a'greal E.traamif irater rjnning thrjngh it. a.t Ri?ieni for rn:?iiiig an j'quantity and quality o! Ala?ilriaery. And for farming,ii is not surpass?d byjuiy pljtca iu tho , .State, having'kbr>ut Our tb ?usan i acres r>!' l.vel Pine Lind with'clay sub soil, and ab?ut Eli ar hundred acres of fine Creek ?n d (franco b .iin.u la ad, se^iabl?' nf producing .oin it) lo SO Imsbol.: ?T Corn per aero. The b?l ai.ce are niljin^ h Lieg Levis, heavily Limbered with Oak, Hickory ned Pine, ano fur Corn, Cotton and grain ot' al. kinds. Ti?ndase} U ail m go repair) having "ne?n ubwly^nc?d UKI ali the build ings iii; Toughly repaired within the last sis m '?th's: it bus a neat dwRing.and ail 6'ui?r ou buildings uot'oeaary fur wy irombor.ol h.inds-.i hus a ve.-y.fino .orchard;'?bto, a' Vinoy*rd of ?&v (TJI ??'.rei wltb nearly 'M\ v.'tri et i os oi tho bust <r<p:s. It is supplijtd with thc very "beat of wa tor, ext rei.y hctfthy ..nd thc best place for r?i.< ing .vci.i-k in the District.' If d.-sircd i wjil bril tuc crop ..I'the prosout year aiid air,?>look ii-; ?u j; i:>,r til thc place. ?j?tiii.-Cash or credit,.to stitt nl'Wdiaeer. Add/OAs J Oil ?" ?. ? OD ISON, . aSdsreftold C.- il. ti. CV .Tu'y 22 ? . - - ..tf 29 ?nsf Thc -Charl, stoa Mercury will e.iiuy oocu a . wojk for tbro-j m.<utiis ?ad forward neeounl IO tnis oflicc. . oizio .c-f Sout? Carcliaa. E?J?}?:F??'LD msfRici, /.V <>k!)1WAH\. TT>V W. F. DURIS0E,-E?i]., Ordinary of Edgo LJ> ?olu Di.-trict. Wtiorwu, Kl itu belli li.thorn has applied t< nu . for fiCttcrs of Auunniaifi'tinn. on all an" siiigiilar tiic aoo Js and chatties; r>^rht?= mil i"-o i.'ifi ot" vv'ititHiu E'Jioi o^lu.tc^f tJie.-Distiictj afurasahi; l?wn<:c I. ' ." hEiio?o;CJ?, therefore, to cite and adrn'onich cl! :;vl sinti'iiir. tiir 1< indi elland creditors of thc ftnid Jctica^od, t ' bc arid sip-ieac beforo we, ai ow noxt 9r iiisary's Gerri for iLu Bai?l,Distriiit, '.o bu h-dden ir Kdg:li?id ?; I r II >a-", -?n \ji? .1! day ..l'An.', hext, r? s ?o* ea?K?, if illy," W?,y the said adun:-' ?S'.r.k'i'-n s nald i?f>l bo'.gjbdtsd? r u iJ.ei- iiiy band tmd scnl, ibis 20th d:i\ oj Jill.-, in lim ye ir ? f "Hr Lord ono. iliou. -j.ii eight hundred and s:.\l.v three, ard in the eighty eighth year of the Inder endenc-.< ?f t: Carolina. W. P. DJI?T0033, o.r%n. July 22 . . . 2t- 29 Laad for Sale* T'lE MiWcrih ir 9ers for sala his TRACT 01 LAND containing... . . . ^ i JiilEE Kiiiv'DR?D AKT) TniliTV. TiiilEE ACRES, A Mor<? or'lese; lyluK on ilio- lieiid- of Log Creelv thr-o ?ii'?* ?:''|v'? of Edgi?eM C. H., bounded bj I "ids o'" CnlfX L'niet, P. lt. DLbic!: and .ithTi \b.mt. on? r undfd ami' ?fly arres cUarcd', tH< r.>st in native torcst. F ir fprthcr in oriniitinr. apply I" <]'n raWrjiwi opthopla'ce.. JA?. JJ URK?L'. Julv 22 -r't 29 " WHEAT .?7ANTED '?Si Gr?i?i-.f? mis? /YugufTta, Georgia THE Uiftlcrsigncd, hsvlivg parchaecd thc abor wpU-kiibwn.' MILLS, rito'at?! I Mn-the Angi?? t i Canal, (formerly owmal hr 1!. IL Warren,) wi pay Ibo nlflilEST MARKET PI'.I'^EJjr b, t RED ANO VV?HTE \vflEAT. Partit desiring to Pell will plea? cn?l ?n CED. Ti JPM?KSON A Ti)., No. 248 Ma-onic. Hall Ruildintr, Drond St. Augusta, Ca., July 7 Uni? 2S Lost, ON thc 'er.-i?n;: of'the ol ir?lnnt'nt Beth Church; nn AGATE LR AC KL ET, compos< (d' acpara'tc pieowj ?-ach piece in thu form of Crofc'int, pnei connected by gold,head3. A?i??chi to tlie bracelet ii a. dark mft>blo heart carved a of ? s;ic>i'ncn tukeh from l ort S?luier a? a rcli Thc finder will be cf>m,ion?atcil. f?r his tronb! and is requested tn deposit it with Mrs. Chi Wsts?n, Ridge, S. C. July 1/ it ? 23 Notice. ?LL parsons in possission of.Plnvcs liublo -Rosil duty in Bdtrefiuhl District, uro live anmrnoned to deliver'ono fourth of thoir Sb" liable to Road duty. Lt the depot ne-in?t th respectivo f sidf tinpp on Friday ibo 11th day August noxt, by 10 o'clock A. M.. thereto aw tra: spirtiition t.> CbuT'estoa for thirtr day: la' on tho fdfliOpaljons; tho.-e owning bot ure he ?ire (S^hlpt, owEorssra required to furbisii th hands with Spado? or Shovels and Ihro? d: rati-iu-. OrcMoer.1, nt-.ho rn!o of one to cvry bund hmdi, rrc allowed to bc Selectol hy the own' and paid by thc Cowcder?to Government F dsli.irs |v.r r>?.ontb, one Commissioner ls reqni nt e?ch ileji-.?t to deliver tho hand? to nil ngi authorized to receipt for tho ncrrn..;. . Ry ordor of GEO. B. M i LLS, Cbnir. of tito Gei^i Coard, E. I A. Joti'.s, Soo'ry. . '' ' . July :'2d fy' ? Wheat.. rrSl0?F, wirti m;r lo fll Wheat Will please | J. mo a cull ns T will saUsfy ib-m as to'ivp price. S. E. DOWERS, Age. July 22 . . If . opperas. J EST rreeiroa a supply SITEPIOI1 lo at thcniarltct. J.-A. <. URLL lL?mUr?, Jtdy 13 . 1?* 'A-Valuable Plantation. FOE SlSi?S; r??:iE Scriber, offers fcrs-ilo his VALUABLE' JL -i'LA NT A TI ON cw- (iii?-' nj >.Si?i??u l??ii?i-td sii 1 f ?i?y Acres, .Muru or les?, lyiflg OM Tii'ktv Crrek, a id Round ed by hinds of Cd. J. C^TlrooJfc, Cipfc Ku-.;nc Marti George Bland aod other?. Ibis Pla.nl H ion is >uu.?UJ'.il.n-ii 7 ?nib s Nuri h of LM^tiicl.i Vii lng-, ou thu N'?u lurry Ho; cl, iu a p!?r?>a,r.t and huulihy ii.ca'.ai, and-i:; tho l?iust ol'a refmaj and an ?gretaGla nvlxhbotLi -?. 'About oir?, hull" of thia Trau- of Land ueloarol end a ooi siderttble portion of it in a high ?tut? of .cuitivution. The other half or' this Tract 1s in native" forest-abounding in Oak, Hickory and Pille gmwth'. " - Tlicrs'-ru cn the premiss all i.eee*.inry plant/M tflm building*- fil iVgnod repair. T.n's Tract li Wtl?v.:i\ rrj. ?nd \> cou of tho U ri rir.cis fur cottle ir. tho Dis.n-;. ' ." TV- ii:"t ii B'o.1 adup'.od to C?itf.o, (fara, SCI ll! l>r.,iu, ?to. . , . J">ir t'unip.r ir?fol TI ?i' tn r.ppfy *'o " Air. .Tis.' M. IT^rrison, at tim ;-->;tn-??V'i OiTu-'.. >M?Hiil !. S. C. i?L?;Li;'c LLANO. July 7 'ti 27 ?-^*Cli-i.rl?'sL*ir C??ur*?r will please <Mpy twig* t? week t'.r >ii? tu-'TSU- anti .forward accourit forth with tb titi j oflioo. '.'.?- - . ,. flection jMoiiee. PUtlSU.-U'.'T-'to a-.writ.- of Election taned by H';3- vv- D-'P-rU?.-, Prr-Mti.t ol' <hoSen-t?. to the (Kanagara. i>? t?leclioua for the Dj.-tri?^nf Edgcfieidp th?>e"i*\U h? un Vee ion he'd onlbe SHCiiiP.1 -Tuoi-day of 'Aug-:?:, n'-x", for SENATOR, to CU th? jrV?n'n>y oooasivnod -by the doath of Hon. A?Tn?R SDIKJX.S. * ' . . E. Wi SBI??LS, CHAJTI. ? Ji-na 24 Ot 23 fo?njRHieil to Hit tl?? 07 this Dittrfeft ?n the 13ih iu=t., .; ne?:ro mari who says hi.? name u ELBERT-, bu; Uire oiui.tly edited A?h?rtv, i>i d th.-.t he belongs t> Ja*. I'ir.g. 1:?-i.?^- ai AjTau?a? Uii. Elbert say* ne was 'ir.--pt.Ml wacu-'iithld tiife's hfnrso in the upper1 p itt, cf lilia D.^innt. Saitl Eiberc is about 2f year?! of age, w-i^Ls about. 150 pouuds, is 5 tout 0 inches li?;.;?, daijs e^mjiftctcd. No minks or sears no.ticcX The owner ?rr?|udiitud (o oome forwood, prove properiy, pay ?jurgoVr?rid uke bim w?r, oiker wiso he will li? J..ai; wiLh as t?.o law directs. L. H. ?IcCOLLOUt??T, J. E. D. Juno 2-1, - tf ' '2fi State of South Carolina. ?f ?-r?A.--.'-.-vr'^'K Rfc ^\ ?- ja ; Yi T^. '-. ? V> u l sf".** - ' EXECUTIVE7 DEV.ABTMENT. Cof.t MniA, .r?J.v.2. l?f>3. t?TBcZRB.VS, information ha? bfuti ro cl ved nt * Y HU (Jopartnen- Ih-v W?/Lf\M T. J?O.-S. wli.iwsin r!i<-j."'? of^Biclfland District o cd e? I 'sr ntf'u:- o d."rt?h tor (h.-murder cf harans Phil lijti, did, "h tb i ii'ght .if the 27'.h of .Jane, lannt his 0jSeap<* from ?le said jail: Kow'iheK;',rj! I. MIM^OCH T.. ?:0*:::.'.M I Oovornor of the S ato of ?onin Carolina, d.iiirr *>y i ii-r n reward ul .ONE ' TJTOC.'.'.N.O 1>0L I.A ttS fur the up:)ri!:?;iis:on of tho said Miilli uf., T. M*?ss, and bis delivery into uny j iii in tl.i. Sis te.. a Said in -huit >e>irs old, 5 feet 10 irene* aigUj wei.^'rs aln.ut I Ul Jlis.. dark bair, wour' > .a .'tist.:ci:e_ and is nntjrr gocd loo kiri g. Ho i fi om T^Vikrj f-onnty, Norrh Carolina. * fj v:-\< uu?vt m;-r"nd s.-d tj?e (wal nf the 'Sir:-.'., nt' Cohnnhia, tl is s-jfuvd .*:?iy ?*'! [r,. s] .inls-, A. J), nh a thous awi] -ei'ht hundred af.:\ .dxty-th-r-v h\ L. BONHAM. WK. U. JILXTT; Secretary of Sttto. .. .Juiv S Im '27 w have now on hand a l>;rce Stock of BED i ROftM-.P?RNIIUIiS? iu Sels bl from ? to 12 pieucs, Mabmrany, Enameled mid Fuucv Paint ed. A--mall' ??t of-PARLOR FUKN?TUU-BJ Also, SKW1NG TABLES; WiriTlNG TABLES, OININO TABLES, W.-lnut-WAHTillorlKS, CHA?'?3, a?-w M?TTRASSES, and all article. :?unily k-:r.? in ibu Furniture line, mon of And Vii! be sold low for gond-p^jr when tht ca.ih is uui ?oaye?i??iiL Bti?M Gases ! ; T k?>rr> ponVnntly "n's! full stool; ?( J?abog^n] Octa^o'i i't-.t C'.'>1''1^S. Aii-n, Covered Raise Lei CUr'?iSS, plain but ncaHy triiuincd, at t?S {ha o!" Hcsra? ^ov d.iy, or trip not ov\ir a day 1 will ?ontluM ?' ^e"P a fcuppiy on hand road' for delivery. - J. M. WITT. ilar 10 . tf W 150 ??QPJI k,i ;* ??g;?s?:i, G?r, MNBK PARTICULAR A'JTKNIION will ^ ?VJL 'riven to ?he Rcpairisg of WATC?JEr Cl.,O OKS and JKWELPY. Kvery effovtwi?l b n ide to kr. [. up my extensive Stock of . SPECTACLES Tn (?f?t evejy d?fe?? of vl?d??n. The hnlanrc >.f my "Kft-k of CLOCKS. FANC HOODS; PJ/ATBD-WAKB, ?r., ?Ul ^c ?old lo IfOR CASU ONLV. , ; . . Augusta, J in 2il tf 3 LAND FOR^BAL?T TM IC S-tb-T?hcr oft'pra fir sale privately tl HOMESTEAD Pt?NTATJOS 'ot Hobt Jeiiri.i;?.--. i'iee'd., rn'E?lgcficld District rvmlklnit iJi?XB*K|U????ItEU ACRE?, ?lna'? un Alertais' Creek, on -ibo Read leadil ff?ie A?gUs/.a ' ? CalU"un|i Mills. 2s miles fro Au ;itst.i. md bounded Uj l. nds nf Dr. J. .T. Cur ^ei^:e, ???iC Cartledge, C. T.. Blair a?i?l <.lberr. Tlif?fo aro -.u tho.pltee H efturfurUJslc Dwcllii Hritfse an., nil nee? s.-?.?ry ifutbiti.^i?igs. TLere a y..vi.ii?y-f;vc arres of g?ic? b?"iti??u: ?M?J, aud tb?T lierea <d in?d so.f ir iii Wheat, ?nd alioiif forty Oiija. Tb? plaecis wei! watered and limbered ai is in a'L'lgh ^t..Xe of eoUivulion. . If a ;>ii:eiiM.-er i-nn fcc-found soon. I will ? with r!-,e rd;.CL- Sevcaty-iire Heid of Shi-up, Stu ul' Cattle. .Vc./ I?r. -T. J. Cartledge or tba Snb?cribcr will ta blnasore in showing ILD place to any one ilusiri of purchasing an excellent piautation. jCS~?ernii easy.. W. D. .1 ENNINGS, Ex or Mar 4 tf .5 Morgan Stallion for Sal HAVE for salea THO ROU ?J H BRED MO. ^ GArf STALLIUN. Ke is a beau'.ifui b six yea:s old, of handsome symmetry and of) action. Porroua wisaiog tn,engage in rcur Horses will do well lo mrisMar this importun For furl brr infnrtnRtion call on Jlr. Jus. M. ll ris'on. at.the Sbrriff 's Office. ' . ELBERT SLAM .july 7, ' tC__ _J Tannery Notice. RIROM tal" daleil will TAN "and DR?SS SC good Din" HIDES d-livered ?t my Ti for ONE THIRD of thc Leather-allowing owner of tb? Hidoi my part ct tho lowort im girlie. ' . WILLIS ROS July 13 3 m* Ca?lioa to the Public LL perers vre l?creby.cautioned against _..'.."sing frei. WILLIAM Ji WACKE. h.i .fio i District, n.Vl Stnt^ of South Car-' tb- ' ra of Land in st. M -District on wbicl nov 109 le', known is t., C UK "OX li E TO ],A.\V?, conUinin? Fi.'rc.n Hun rf rod A (nemo "lie .r im nori-B,'rcn?- <rl<;HS.) This pulilic nutiee is given foi the ..o.vori t1 hp?.: pnrchawd said Lind from said wililai ^V'llll.cr. nr.d am cntit'o I to Ibo po'seftion o:i thc fir^t day of Jan i ry ro-.t. aid slial! for.e my ii ht t possoi -ii n at that lune, sf itt.otbejMdei. ALLEN B. A''D;SC Julyl?,l:f3. Cm A For Sben?f. . II3NRY B. GALLMAN. i\ A il i. Alli V, Hi. T. ii. CLARE, ? A. if. W?ST, JOHN ULAND, Y. V. COOPER, WILLI A id SPIKES, For Tax Collector. JACOB HUIET, STARLING TURNER, 0. M. MAY, CHARLES CARTER. BERRY HORNE; W; H. HOLLOWAY, J2ENJ. R?PHB, For filei I , *? JACKSON CO y* AR. S. HARK ISON, .For Ordinary. W/F. LU lt ISO E.' m Dentistry ! !t. II. IVkKKLK will he .in bis office SJ regularly each day during snlo-dny week ; "ut'after then bc will only he thero occasionally, ai his Professional euKa?<?Tn??i*s throughout the __Hi*r-ict -.Jruinnd uden el' hi?"s'rc-.tion. ?5t" Daviot t<> puy the biabes? flash prices for Dentistry materials, ho will hereafter work ONLY ?'OR CASH. Sept 10 .tf H6 Nails ! Nails ! JUST received THREE REGS NAILS-8,_ 10 aii(l>12J. For tale by E. PENN,'Ag?. Ju.ic7l7 _ tf 2i ?Tegr?es Wanted. VE/E WISH to purchase FIFTY LIKELY 7 7 YOUNG M!GiiOES,andarobrepaaed tu pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES. Wt bnve on hand a LIKELY WOMAN WITH POOR CHILDREN which we will.be pleased to sull or exchange for other NegTocs. GLOVEK & SULLIVAN. Jan 28 ' tf 4 State cf .South Carolina. EDGEFIEI/D DISTRICT! LV on DIS Ali Y. M. A. Ransom, Adrn'r. of the Esinte ; 0 cf S. G. Wanman, dcc'd., rs. A. Bo.-hneil arid wife Lucretia, Merv E. Tillman and other*. ? WUK RE A S iM A. RANSOM, Administrator of rho Estate nf San.b B.. ttsllman, dcc'd., lins appli.-d to ino, by petition io writing, praying :hnt a part of ?ho proc?da of the K-ml lis?ale uf ;iio said Sirab K. Galilean, deo'd., may bo paid ?vi:r to l*iu, i" sati-fy dei.ic au.iiu.-t the said Es nfc : nod it appearing to my satisfaction that William G. Coleman mid .Middleton Mosely and nis wile-Elizabeth, lw> of rho Difendsuts in thc .ibovc stated case, resile beyond tho limits, uf Ills ..tate. Il is therefore ordered and decreed that h'y iii. iipprer ut a Court . ? Ordinary to be Lob leti at Eilgsiield C. H . far Edg. <i.?ld "District, on' Monday, ike .tut day ol' Anpu?f, 1*G3, to- thew anse, it" any tticy ono, why a portion of tire pro '?eeds of tho sale of the He*! Eslatfl of Sarah fi. 3s!iuifin. tirc'd., sold by mo ft r partition "?r.,d di .'i.-ior, jtboulil not be paid Aver to the said M. A.' &Mt6> m. to liqu?dalo tr-o di hts against said Es au-, or their upu?eut to the same will be entered if record.. " Given undur niy lui d and seal, this the 30th .lay of Muy, loo-i. W. F. DURISOE, o.K.n. Juue 3 3m %'i . SUNDRIES. S Y C li S .V. C.' SALT, old and dry ; 50 " 'Liverpool SALT; i .it? JibJs. Pf. C. i'LOlrRs 150 *. mid ilr.ji ;:M?. -V. O. Syrupy lili) ?;C\CFF?W? Chewing T<>?AC<;U ; .'5'? liApple und Peach Brandy; IO. ..* Fine Cor? WhiskeyV MU AGA nr.d PORT WINE; CUES UV URANDY and CORDIALS*: ? BOTTLED LIQUORS and WTMOS; 41 Kcg-i Hi-lurb. SoDA. HirE, MEAL, SPICHS. Ac, ?o, . Togethor with a good ossnrtmeitt of FAMILY GROCERIES,-cn Laad and for ?ale ky ' ?. STEVENS, ? * Augusta, Goo. May 2?_?m . . 2u ? ENVELOPS^ ?5TED"R horn now on banda tood si'rply of EN r i- VEL0PKS. Euqi'ii?uat Ihia ?Cico. _ May 27_tf_ 21 . A'dsniD i st ra tor's N otice, *. LL parson having any demni>ds against lh<j ta. Kilala of- John A. Cr-'wJ r, deceu*d, are. reiiueitcd le pr?'ut them lo ibo subscriber ou or be to re tim ?'J h Ju'y next, as on th?t day ip anal S'-'tkruont will ba mode in tho Ordinary's Office. Also, nil persons indebted to s.iid Estate are so licited t" pay up bv that tiuu. . G. M. SPEARMAN, Adm'or. May 5 . Sm 1? Nails ! Nails ! : JUST received an araortment of sizos from 4d to 12d-busl quality. J. A. GURLEY, Hamborg, Jnne 0 Im 2^ S?LTyOxT'FARj^BBl HVV?NG iiCoi>"t?d thc Agency of an extensive SALT WlR'?S, I will ho abie to furnish SALT ip larjrr or "?mall quantities, and will bo governed l y tho lowest market price in Hamburg ur August a; S. E. BOiYEBS, Ag?nt, Haruburg, Mur 30 3m 13 A Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of James __ c. Henderson, dee'd., are requested to mako, payment by tho. 1st day of October, 1S63, and those having'demands aga'xst Paid EsUto are rp? qucsled to procent them forthwith, ns I desire to mako a final fetllem?vu6 on that day. L. CORLEY, Adrn'r. Oc?, 1802.- . ly . 49 . Notice. ALL persons br-,\ing demands against tho Ea tit? of \i'illiinu. E. Middleton, .dee'd., are re quested io present them to tho undersigned, and ihoxo iudubWd to said Estate are requested to make imratdial3 payment. EMILY MIDDLETON, Adm'ix. Mitr 4 C?e* * f Rags Wanted. LEAN.COTTON AND LINEN RAGS can b? , sold for oash at the Adeertiser otfice. Anc 27 tf c Tanner Wanted. ANTED to Hire a. GOOD* TANNER-one. thcimughly ncquainted with tho business. Jo suck an "ono liberal wages and' constant em ployment will be given. Apply to the undesigned at Taker's Pond, Mft^g^jgfg^ , July ] i 4ty . , 26 . . Notice. ALL pmons ludobted to the Eitato of John Bi Gwdltr.oy, deo'd., afc requested to make poy. mont as early ns puffllblU. Those' having CHOU ac -ln.-t the Eslato will prosont them, properly attested, to Dr. A. G. Teague, my jtuth.-riked ffgont.. . LUCY aWALTNEY, Ex'or. i Dec B, 1SG2. -J . 49 "NOTICE. R. eff A LL persons having cluims arjnisst the EstaU' linn. I A. of Dr. J. Harwood Burt, dee'd., aro notitied \ ho I ut iitjsont them, properly attost?id, as the under ??DS ' pl&iedi?i prepared to pny. tho si\me. Thoso m cres; 1 debted to said EstAto aro requested to ?ettie prompt 1 lv W. M.-B-URT, Ex'ov Jan .21 *f . '-- 1 Salt and Rice. . .'? TTJST rece v d: nd for s^?e THREE TIERCES * J ;,7y'u?o'ior SALT and ONE TIERCE NEW IttlCB. 5 E. PENN, AgL. I May 20 *f *" dot I