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1Y ?IilliHS, DUIUSOlf ~? CO. ~~ Tho r,Jd Canoe. * . Where* tho rocl"S ure J^T??J and -he ?h^re ?? deep. And tho Waters be'ow look dar?*.ir.<l deep ; Where tho rugged pine in its lonely pride, Leans gloomily over the thurky tids ; And the weeds ?mw thick nji tho winding hank ; Where thb :?.?a\i ano rn?j?ej? ace ut.i aud rank, Where the cha JOH .. ?.?--.?y the ?hol* u*y through Lie? at it? utuoriugs the oil canoe. Tb? ?selo?* ppddlb* ?re id*? dropped, Like a se? bird's triugs <h^< tho ?turra hath lop And ero:?ed on the railiwjf, on? t'tr one, Like fob: od hand* wL*eo the work in dene ; While b'.sily back and forth boiwueu, Th? .pic j. Jticic'htfs uii- .-1.? gi jr atfoeii, And .be ?oloiirn owl with bis duh " too-Loo,"- . Neddes ui... i. un tao old canoe. The stern, half suuk in th? ?liuiv wave, Rota slowly away in ita living grave, And thc xreen luoss creeps o'er i's dull decj',. Hiding tho mouldering dust away. - ' Like ti-.- hand Wat plaufc? o'er fne.t>ujo a fl. wev, C" the iv/ tb?i irtentleS a tainui t?*er ; jilo many a blossom ul' Jiveiiest bub ?rings up o'er lae ?.tern of the old <-*uioe. - j.he currcnt'ess waters are d?ad and utill^ But thu light wiodo play viith the boat at will, And budy in and oat again, - .* , It ilosts the length of rt- rusty chain, Liku the weary marri? of the hands ot timi?, That Meet ?ue?part at the ui/on-ido ch .ure, Abd ti.? shore rs kissed ?c each turn anew, By tbt dripping b*?v of the eld'caiioe. 0, maiiy a time with a oar?lo.-? hand I hart parhed it ?way from-the pebbly strand, And paddled it down wu?r? tarean, run (tuick ; Whee tba whirls worw wild ?od the a..rtn wei th it?. ; And laughed as I leaned o'er thc rocking side, And 1 -oked bun?w in the brukeii tide, To seo that tu? fact, and boals weru two, * That <rw Buicroiu<l back Irwin the eld euuoo. Bat t4* as I lean o'or tao.crnuiblinrj side, And 1 j-k below in the sluggish tide, The 1 ee that I soe is graver grown, And tue laugh tuat I hear b*s aaobtr tone, And the kurds that leal to thc iightakid wing.?, Iljve A-rown iHiuiiiar with sterner tuiiigs; But 1. ?ove to think of the hours thal fr. VT, As I reckon where tao whirls their Wi i'd spray threw; Ere thu bloa^'oiiis moved or tue groor. grans grew O'er kb? ?utui?oring strru of thu old canoe; JLibieu. A !ady who b** boen eubjectcii ti) Yankee insoivuCe and devastation, in "Virginia, fui twelve moulut*, writes to ber fr*, s nd, iii Ct> Iuir.i.... : H'l hough we have been kept prisoners in our o ?vu houses, waicucd utid accused ol do ing what honer loroid-.'6-.gnaiii.itig to thc . rebe!-.''-evt?^iiji?ig aioleu from us, and we not alluded to buy one ihing, yet alis ?seles to t? il oi our grievances ; they uio ?ts Doiuing to v. iiai Soutu ?.'arolina will have to elli ?ire. Say to jour friends ia Carolina, the Yankees vo? the mutt horrid revenge against their State. L.VOU iuod' tate tuen (officer*) would noti-esitate U? leii me ii.t>y wanted to see evei , cuy anti vim??., om nt .. Leu vbt-y enter Car-iii.u. You ?n^y be ?lire my ire was. rom ed, and i would give tue ?aw and go.-pei j ol p.-iitic.s and nar to these ao called mod?late ! Democ.^ls ol' tue N 'ltb. One G'tiicial told"! me that he reckoned lhere was no wTiy to get berxoy out of me except with the sword." ? Trick uu a Suiter. . J.,:v. T. D. G WISH, Chaplain ol' the Ist S. C. \\ writing to the Confederate Bdp??t, fur nia}. et> the fo?owiug incident wherein a sutler wa:- slightly "j-oid" by a part;-- ol soldiers: Last Saturday utgbt a N. C. sutler diove into our campa and asked permission to (t?li wbat be bad to iLe regiment, i'tu'uiission wa? granted to sell any thing he hud except hit barre, of apple bruni?'. On leaving camps he said to the men tl:<.r,he would be near by and would acconmiodste those who were dis posed lo indulge if they would pay hims, visit that night. Some-soldiers (I don't knoW whether they were of the- 1st regiment or not,) went wi'h e 'ateens, about a d'Zen, and had them all filled. And just a-r they were ab. tn, to pay the lucra'ive sutler for the bran dy, at the rales of S-1S per gallon, a certain, ."high private,*' with a 'borrowed or slipped sash Mid - word on, ?caddenly appe .'ed, and in a loud and. au .ho . itali ve tot.e of voice-, cried our, u llalli" But nay. The men with their cai.teen? aroun;" their necks, understanding thc trick, and the terrified sutler all broke iutvi the woods like terrified wild hog*, .mu nit g heiter skelter, every man for bint-elf. Und thc "sold" sutler found himself all alone, his brandy gone, without money, aud the sol ii' rs rejoicing over tli'e brandy and tuc success of the p!a?. The would be olficer took what brandy was left in the measuring cup, and no doubt, soon rallied his .mattered squad.. Served him right." From the W timi ny ton Journal. Women and Revolutions.. I am t:orry to hear the ladif? acsused of not having patriotism. If female pufrfot*sra is eeatjescetil in ?orne places, its' fires burn brightly in other -places. When ?var was ?oun'g, and thousands of li nely dressed, abie, ofclthy soldieis passed daily to their ho ts of duty that led tens of thousands, to death, around the Depots thousands of soldi en were fiai t?y the fashionable, intelligent arid be'au tifbt, in evci-y Sonthera city or towu. Tbn soldiers testified their nppreci^iiou of the ladies1 enthusiastic encomiums upc--i them, tad their unqualified acknowledgmcht of wo man's noble influence over them: by djitiK at taeeannc-o's month, on .the sword or theljay oaet for -heir honor ?ndprotection. The val i ron? acts of our noble boidiera, whotc heroic bravery baa claimed ?he admiration of th? v.?rid, "whose <x>urage und. auccesses have as t mi-.l.id ihe wisest, have excited the pride, and admiration of the whole world. When ?mr soldiers have accomplished so mach,-ia jt patriotic in the ladies, to neglect ?hem af .ter they become disabled, have lo't health or iimbs, or the delicate fair complexion has changed to that of tho browned' man, with tb?? halo of victory on his brow ? ShoulJ Dot theie noble.heroes receive more attention, if pasible, than at first, wh^n they went forth, jranllng for viclory which tbviy have gained against-/dds evei y time-? F?jt?oliara, like the mind, is ?sexless. .Female pa*riof>-m is very anotcnt. In'sub ctsit'iiatioa ..f tais point. We m?y uruw iargiy fioio bwtory for pouu? Mac^ria, a nobb Grecian maiden, offered up her lifo up>jo vatrioiism't??atliar, wheh tm mascniiua pan iiv could be found wno would surrender nis fifi to propiirate the inSry G'His. Tue ll mia; matrons in the tim?? of Canditus, voluniaril aicriticeJ lucir jeivel? lo reuaeai their com; try's vow to their deity". In lai?, aT*i?'..?. o French mairoiis sacrificed their jewels io pa; the public ?ebls. The iiiotht-r^ t?i?tcr au. v.-ife of Cai iolauu^aaved lloma from bis ven j?caiice by declari.ig ibo? '?^ uatn shouM I? a ,,,-ir their dead- l^its., hMgit* 'Joincti; Madame Ibland, Chariot te Corday, Joane S!SSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSBS!SS?SS Aie, .M;:;r.i., aiid a huai, of others,"pi noble. list of imperishable patriots. Monbiiorin predicted th.'?honora of th' revolution, n temegia oppose?' thc 1' Xe^Xua ?I ?:-lau-us j;. rieiLir.g ba?'le. i ?JV* t'M'btv-tyv a-id foretold tim d?wnf'nU .roleon. Madame lU?"and wu? the . t;j)irit'o? ;!*).* French revolution. W-?i ? n nora! pre-eminence, touching d (-lofty purity,and v idria powerful lt j over ?nan f?r good or evil. Le- the I without patriotism reri?fuji?? r t??'at th cause defects by i?*(?itference io ai-d :. ! led ofthe wauts of 'heir bra.>e del J Xi.e sol-Kers dei ply feel neglect, j A wounded soldier remarked to the j a lew lii-ytj a^u that be was nr-rrv to e I ladies t,*ii luat their pa-riutitun--tiiat. u ded ia JJ i was shunned, n'mosi, in*anir* lt can ,iot be true that his roruark-s wt rect. The ladres coe abd ai), ca?j but date and applaui ?he motiv?*? ij-ai j the many public communications in bc oar auff^rir^ soldiers. ? livery' ma.il bri toe heart-sickeiii?"- intelligent^ that yu We soldiers are pudsiiig'lhrG'.igb an on inteuse.su8ering. for want of clbtfcinj the delicacies iieses*nry ior the sink, ia needed io ?ctiou. ' A movement hat j ih??eed iii iii m CH v. Lei liie bail b* k j ia :tion. We have the remedy. . We ci ply ai! needed relief, if wo'will it, and . la the ui'-ine of liberty, in the Vamp '?we byldide?rest ou earth, let tho wo: .forward till toe aoldiera ?re runde com j li?e. Deed-, not Word.?, must be ohr i ':ill p.;ace stid'osovtr the laud. M A. A Western c.; pi mon about the Aaidsr .. pi bt-iug- Open. The Chicago Times, Couiuicnliug oi great rejoicings ut tho ?asi-[or thej e?eu gi es*.ter, iu> New England .than th? iia illidoirt-i-_over the re-opet.i.ig oi the ?u?>ippi It! ver, says : 1 oe Vtvat exp?ctatioti-i ? hie": have -built Upon the events of the nutt few v ? in .ttie?v*?!)Uth-weM will *^nw receive the b" fullillinent *or non fu'?imen1. The < iiig ut i he Mrssiss/ppi bas ?ven licked ward to as the eoij.-uiinniK'ioiiof'Rll ine 1 uf \\ e*. teni yiea- With tbat \.*>r.?t arte eonuiii r -o once more navigable, Ute o!d periiyffwaii ty t-uve rctihned, md lue i t-.-gs of peace wei** to have tallen up ni i j pic?ittfulry as- d.-jsps in a euauuer sm : l.i-.s ?ow in The possessor. ol the "K from ita--oiir?."j to the Gull. azd what ur {.rospecid ? * We have lyiOTj udles'of 'gable water in un enemy's territory, w fte*u;u>i gtnrd- with lt constant p:v?r ? guv-boat-* iii order to secure the ma?? rei possibility -'f safety, either ot property-or 1 l?ese u-itrol Imais can commai-d -*ii pc neni obstruction!,, .such as fixed bartel but the guerilla detachments, winch fi,- I er with light field j-mu, apota j ig sudd .on the river raai-k and griddling or c-q Miga pa*?4:'g Ina', and theil "?CHUlp?ribi' iii inaceeasible swamps and b&Yi-os, they not control. Tiieie wil? he~.ee bo no .sa, and mercimrits Will find tho iiivtstint-n bazardons one. Cotton buyers, it is t ! irtil keep up their irnuic, loi th- y have ! couie ai'ctutouied *tp h:.z-.rd?, and know 1 ( that Ue wee ri?ks n"t)iing iiiakos nnt?i Urdinary merchants ca-inot find a pro?i ! mnrkrt for their g<^ids in he. honest wfty, enuue thVy ar- torhidden to trade with rebvls, and there are w> others, iiui?-t? we cept New Or'eatis, which receives t-upj, from Now Vork. W e h-.ve, hi point of ? bertas well prepiut-1 ior Inriiimate tr -ever .sine?4 the river was opened to Mem*, a* now. Ttie tratle ban been Confined such stocks as were needed iq farnisb city, un:!.such otu: r stacks as were smticg through by the rebels. SiSif willboiower do fiie towns necupifd '?y our troops will be plenisbed, and throQirh them e. /j-reat quain of articles will go to the rebel- ; but ihi ?tdidt-iliepnl.? of erji-imii-tritdeniid th- t jor?y of uieieiianid will 140t eitgnge iu it, 1 Iteeiv-v'Kagetl, hook-nosed ap?ieii!*lori, vi ?wampupaud down fm ri.ir, will Jo'i btu ines", nial L ucie S .ui may look altai Hiter them, for they will i.prn a ?ennv wh. ever ?ho opportunity offera. With them . g* od t'edei'.d se?:essioriii'-.?ll game thu con to the ne*. Now, luere?ore, is the rim-- r->r ynir sh-e and uilveutiifous men. who can trade witi p-stoi in ono hand, and the gold iu-tbe oth who eau dod?e f?uer . as, wheedle p')St co mandeii, aud in.itiaiiivie colton pa*ses fr? eommatiding General*. That there is airea no litck id' them, ttie reader m^y well i iieve, but that there will- lie more, none in* doub', for they a're.ctva'ed with the occask . ??id come as iiHturally ty bnnd as any of t other peculiar producta o? war times. , B for the everyday, plodding raerCuaut, w b Nieves in slow and honest protfts, we ha p;i'y one wi-rd of H'lvice, a?d tlial is, to hui n > hope*- upon the o:-eniug of tho ofistjasipi No mao who is ty??' honesf lo charge ?U? p cent, prouts, too coiiscieucioiis to suiug-; boots and quinine over thc line, too timid face a wi.d guerilla bu"d in .their nati' swamps, or too patriotic to make money t his country's misfortunes, need try the ve tiire. I --- ?,-*?*? ? Thc Evil ''oTin.se1.s of Cowardly. l?ro] . erty Holders. ?. We hear reports horribly detrimental I the character and patriotism of tho poopie j parta of Mississippi.' Are a poriion of oi people goue stark mad under the pressure i t-*mporarv ami tocal reverses, and under tl potent infiuence; of fear for their property HMS the norm-day truth yet to be repented i .them that there'is po safety for*their coveU wealth walch lies beyouU-fheir?ralor and the arms 7 Say that these men love not libert care not for coiititry, are basiard Southrot and recreant Confederates. Say Uat honor appeals sound ns dead upon their hearts- 1 the rapping of a man's knuckles upon a mai ble tombstone. Admit all thibaud put tli question on the issue they have chosen-tli chilling, naked and dastni'diy i-jsuo of th I'?a-fety* of propert)7. \7hat then ? Ever J wine man must* pronounce them bereft t ; their sense* and judicially blind, not to sc I that to ta'k about daking peace now au proposing bornis to the enemy hy which t save theil* slaves and l.Vitk, and goods, i simply the proposition of the groy lo the d< vourer. It is the lamb asking the. hungr I Wolf to spare :t u.ud bo its friend. . Why th object' of this Liacolu war is to ro'i yon t I-your slaves and c?niia "ale your good.i tu pa the Yankee war debi and to redeem his" couni le?s greenbacks. And you think that* Lin coln and Snwerd, aud Greeley a^d Chasi and Lovejoy and butler, aud Milroy an Burnside, 'will-listec to you I- Idiots! Wher are the'ipei ot: spirit, aaJ talent, and iidii euee in ihe.neigirbot hoods ?'om wbi?h .thee . fatuous jhouehtH come up like evil spirit* t -darken the glowing picture of Southern foi litudc, constauey and cburngt? Why do \v 1 not hea'r their foiCAgi in loud and eloquent rt 1 Inikw nf besotted-fol! % in ciictiurageiu^nt t the timid; in wiKjfat?um?nt of the ignor?t ' ?ylno are ttfghleued hy 'shidows and the fa! Vug di a forest leaf, and ia ?vkimiliiig ihe hit J of war' and patriotism ? .. Whefe arc you, gel 1 1 t|rtQQ0/*-w-h? have .been, accustomed to muk * I your district "m-m and"; wools riiig..witb~yoi -*.! el*?11 nent v*uio?>ii when yon lu-i-i-i y?ur el^cii-.i 1 . l o Congress or other-otriees .> ? tne'ctieu'itio rf-of tire, iiatidnal aaiety and sidvatton ?* M-? *. '. o! r?aik ? leadcisor th? peo;de! .th?'eyes 1 . i the n-itton-?-e up-ii yon. dlisio'ry is in ;.i:iii i" her recoitl of yu.' and t.s you demean "Voil 1 M- lvc-i ir. tins hour ol' i upeir ri c-iuntry, inn " 1 or ar-d lib-, ny. :>.< will yo.i b.? - pla e.d un ? j ra?ed when these clouds hf tlOjlhle .-.nail bal t> l^been blown hy the'KuodnedS of tiod und tl >f divine a?'taliu of the valor of otu1 soldie ,.- I and true Soa thor a mea frou. tho clear' skies 'ii. our C'mfodera.e lirinament. Six'v -??)y<? I wUI n-'?'t, prias- he I ore every jui.i^ whu itt amena ! hhs to t:.0 ;.("isurisa oi th?S? ?'ji?? Wi'! s??-k to J h.rt" hic head in shaina, ahd'call on the u>r>un I tail.s t<. cover his di-grace f>r LLe i?r?vOu j art j hu is now frliiyin?-;, il-?will a bixdijiL' .'corn j to r.it.T and w mior. Maid; the prediction ' - I Mobile it sister. Maj ur David Kamsay. In delano* of. hja historic hume-in view of his paternal mansion-in the front rank of its defend?is-foll ti<e noble ni nyr. Sad, .dino.the modern (lea po I, who pro I ea?cs lo ripireaeht a tree Government, ehould ?lrike dow ihr>>u/b his roy nnHt.ns tue prillklit K?p? resemativert * t' *i.i?t bus uerefcfor?* been che icpreseniaTive f?"foiotdon-of the people in the modern worin! Mournful, that the glorious ?r>iiet> of libc-ty bei up and defended, in '7'J should be now f.>rguiten, and robbery and ! pillage, and arson and tyranny, v?ar upon women and uLiklreuvbethe prominent l'eaur es ot' the (J ni ted Staten Government, to Lu re corded by future histor.'.ns a< the fucts.in the history of the present linios. It is h'sioric that, the lUmsay of our day should folio w to the t'Mnb, by tue hand of the American Mee tVuottve, the 'f&taer of American- history destroyed hy those wno ieiir'his pen un-t Would oblit?r?t? his name* .But we digress. We desired only to olf-c j a alight tribute to ihe memory of tb? ?on ot I S nitu Uaw iluta l.i->u,ry, ilaj >r David Ramsay. He brr.: ibu Manie .Ot bis veiieia.td graar. "siiV, and he (eil in thc i?ob:e cause nf de'V'iitl i?g'hin liirtn-pjaec-tue city ol 'Charle?lo! . Wo inip.;i write ii Vol dine ol' denunciation on the ?K*W'.abie foe, bm! it. is useless. Ile fell a martyr igrthe n*?lJtt?st cana?; of freedom. and hi* ;..inie will bc rJtnembe.red as one wbo um ie history, which he Would bava recorded hati be'lived. Tue State had lookvd tobi's {?h<>rs and intentions to garry ou i.er history, .??...i ber loss is a loss to tuc Confederacy, an'', to ?ire K*>iieral cuuoeot freedom.- Sou;u Catv lit.ian. . . .. ?. euora I LfeeV If is rititurs! tor the people lo believe thal i no one wili, in such a time . ns Lai-., make ar. ..r-.>;erii<vi that j? ch-n'un-d Lo 'distress ant! j di.'piti: thepn'Hbc vii h tl fui! authority for l-is statement, litn*.?. u is, that those whogive ciicui iii? ti lo error are tmablfd to Work so lange an a(u'<>nnt of ?nisfcbiei. . . 1-. is our duty td warn the people that un less lliey v.ouldb" dec ived,' they 'mot Lave a Jeal eat' for nine-tenths of what is toi. them, no ?mitte? how .ccnfideutly-it may kc asserted, ot how plausibly it ftiav bo insinu ?t, d. lu a late number of thc Clihnesuni Mercury, a e irrn-poiK??*ntof tibu paper give tn :L< puUic.arrpori tLnt ?.>* e<l through onrafreet* for a day or two. to tue effect that t'tp. Presi d-mt and Gen. Lee him ? quarrel; and tua' Gen; Leo had tendered his resignation. In the 3/?rr?ry, of the'3d instant, the corres pondent follows up the subject), treats the aL 1e?'ed disagreements "m established fae*, ami assi.-bs the r.'tson: j "it-is said lite, ditiivui?y between D.vi^ and Una ?row out ot'the refusal of Hie furiuer' ? to .v*iiOt'->n the trial by court liiartiu! of the ilttiinqtieut B:lgadiert at Geitysbur?, as Lee deo. r^ d. it would ?rive f-reat distress.an'd uneasiness, to tl.e country to believe tht?t Gea. Lee was , H* war witt. rlie President, and throatenifv. '0 rt^iffi.-. By the wh-ilf Piree of,tin- p'rtpt et>iee;fT wuicb'the people feel for Get?. L< and their confidence in bini, it would d s* hearten them to iie?.r of ouch a stale of Ulinga. V\'e have inkerf tlie'pains tn inform r?ujv?dves OK tlie sul.jeot, nod w-.sh now ip be under* stood as wuirsvilictmp; the whole-tory in ?ti) its tottens, ?nd'by 'he fuliest an-'hoi itv. Tue lew brief lines wilie? we Luye quoted from tin jtfrrr.irif* c?-.i>?mtitiicalion are i :ri-:ed a c-.iri nus illustration of the nuinboc of evil and b'iselfss aecusktibn? wliicii ctn bn inforted in so sh'>rr:i space, 'iitey are model ?t O'ice of terae and tnisohievoua language * They con tain rio U^s tl-a.i four everment8, the truth ol ev'crv one o? which the- taota authofiZn us to cofiir?dict in tue broadest ma mer. Firtt, i hen, the COUTI'ry wi'l bo pleaded to learn rl".?re lias no? lieen ?.vi-n th?- shirbtest ti i pli';iSan*n?'Ss Ti^twee 1 Mie l*rf?i<le?Hai?d Gen ?Ve. Nj two-pi^ra??'S bullid be in nu.re per fect accord than ar,- these ?W?? distHtguisbed patriots, l'h?re never " was tho !oa>t founda timi for the slny of a ?il??culty between tb ?ta. Second, President Davis never did ri-ftise lo sanction the triai by Cou: t mirtial of the de linquent Tiriptdiern. Third, Gen. Lee ii"ver. desired the mal of the d-liuqilbul Btigad?era. Fourth, thore were no deliuquent,Brigadiers; at least Gen. L.'e has made no uieuti-m of any suchf-bul in bis report, c-.uipiimenia his troops lu the highest teriiH for tbwirgallantry at Gettysburg. Now,; what must the people think of a wri lur who alleges a feud between the President. h".d Gen. Lee, and charges grave doli-iquencj, connived ?it by iho Pre"*id?*nv,*oii high officers i% i\if army, wi'tliont the-lisrbj.est authority'/: It must bo set down as a criminal trilling with the feelings and the wiLare of the co.untry, au I the honor, of its rulers ?iud defenders. WV uke occasion' tb say tuat Gen. lj"?o is not o J of tlv.se lifiieerw who would abtiitPiit. hi-, ci 11 try on a Jier*mal irritation, even it there .lad been anything of the kind. IL: ii in toe army from principle. He bas shown himself ready cheerfully to accept liriy posi tion to which he may He ordered. The rank ing General of the army, sb far a) canfpaigii service is concei**ei?? - has leda haudiul in the mountains of V rginia, 4or done engi j, cer's duty in the State of South Carolina, or i el in? Army of the Potomac with. equal cheerfulness, ile has no complaints, no ctir vyingf, no murmurings to -.indulge. He is co?tent to do bi* best with the means given him. ' We repea , be is not aman to abandon the defence of bis counlry un a personal piq*ue.-lllchmoud Sentinel. Treated us ev Convict. The New York ii'urld, bf Motilay, has ad editorial ou the Conduct of Gen. Burnside, j from which we learn that Morgan and his I officers, now in the Ohio penirentiury, aie ? treated like convicts, and Iv.eir heads shaved. The fullpwiug is a paragiupli: Aficr several month; oi'jurikettntfr, bis army j-?oally moved out to the IC?ntucky River, I but never came near the em my. Tue on'y enemy ir. jCeumcky WHS allowed to pass un r?ctly cb rough ' tn? Slate, lu the face of Buruside and ol' all his troops, Morgan WM permitted to ride by bim almost unmolested, and to croas into Indiana, and Ohto, and not until lae citizens of bo-o State.-- had milted in sulfi'.'ient numhers was tha hold moraudei captured. But if Burnside bud nothing to dc willi caielji'.ig the hare, he insisw upoo bu rijjht to Crok il when caught. Ihe etjimniander of 'the Department of tb? Ohio tii'St appears in the Hildas a barber am jailor. Ha orders thc captured olheers iirn to t te city prisou of Cincinnati, and alter ?wards to.the yhio pwmiten'tiary, where the; ai-e'sut.jectod io ttje indignity of having ihci i h? ads aiiuved ! Such a proceeding is us Un ;.WAU thy of u nre >t nation U? iis reorcaeutu : lives as it is U!iw!ui'ini??blft by all ihti law.s ? i w..r. li is petfecily r.^ht, of course, that iheci ; oliicer.s sboiiid "be ilet.?ined as boalajes ii: j Col. Sira?g ii t's.party, captured in Gei?rgi? , but Col. Stiaight's in the Libby prism*, Ufa t";."nsi st.'l ut?iar ofB?ri ure treu ted. Tilt easr j ?ie so. uparly alike tb it they are natural nUt?grsMve .-ir:cts of euell otlier. And if v. pmint<ike not greatly j ibi* cruelty towtft Mot'siaii will bul maugurate a fresh'aud pal i fui roteJl?iiou. .u-job oar prisoners in llic uacnl. ? I General News f?-.-ns. j .7"!"*" ' TnrniuD, of MN?., lu;- j !St U-'?-.?' j fron? Arkabs-j, s?d juun?w*?*asi fHr utory* of Gen. j Pr?ca's rv?ijpiatioti ?- nntrue. Gnu. JITMM ..... j on White r'vor ii* cninoiurd of hi-, nivuto.o. /Wr~ A mi-Ming-nf tl.? Directors of th? Co'un. liiu-a?tU ii u burg Railroad elcettd Wm. Jobnaio?i, Presldeoi, J"-..I?.- <}. Gib he?. ??ui?T -Engineer, Houry.Miiorc, Scv'roUiry uad T. ewur.-r. J-*~~ "Tho fal! of V^ksbur*," nrriici a gallant ??.Idler, ha? HOI ii, the ieaji '.\nnp?n<-d th:-, ardor or patriotismo! Lee's army. Wo believe that the fall and'csptorc of every city ?a the Coufediiavy would not crush tia, tr,nu?k, fer tb? I Im? being, it mig ki. rctari? mr progrese." jf&r IJjVfcrjior Leie!...r ha? i-o->Tcncl tlio Leg islature of Virginia to meet Ki ?i.^a.>i>>>v./r,art' i.- - ? . .- V ? ?'. ' ' i purposes, ib r-xirar mcsuii, on the 7tb ol'i,ex I mouth. jSsf* Tue Baiiimore Amt. icon publish** ? Hu of Confederate prirtaers, from G-e'tt.ysburg, woo died at the Chester Hospital silice ibo ? 1Kb ult. Among the names .wo notice tba: of W". 6. lierryj 7chS..C. . . Gem K .aoncraoa is ai W^'abin^ton, closet ed with Hallwok un i Stanton. - ft'ital's in tlio a ind '! ?oi-i-) tiiy be- ir lo supersede Meade in the Cu?*. ui-.net ot euo Army of ti.e Poioni.10. Lincoln ha? ordered throe prNouera fruui Sooth Carolina to bo kopi in MOM -coulinemeni. us hostages for those negro son men c.t|nur?d on th? guub'oa't Im.ie .Sw.io, end MW iu priawu a, Ckatleslou. > -. l-Ved Douglass, tho' nogro orator, was an nounced to speak iu Harrisburg on tue 2??, euc ?. i.'.rgc cruwi of Germans and Irish surrounded tho building early iu thc evening, nnd Frederick did nat " come to time." . STATE OF "so li TIT CAROLINA. 'ADJTAND.IK'GR G KN 15 KA IVS OtTICB. ) fin r.LvKTi>v,. A nc UM f2, liOJ. j MESERAL 01WE??, Sp. :>':.) : ?THH FOTiLC?W-XSG PERSONS* HAVING . H li Og LVK't H niu.jority'*'of yot^s at au cieotion held on thc "Lt n't., for F?EL-D OFI'I OE HS uftH? iu'?iuie?ts crganited l?r*Ional de fenei and snneia' service iu the State f>r the t-rui ot'sir inon'hs, in pursuaaro o? (jrnoi-?i Oidgr.s, No. iii, issu-.-u. t'ro.u this olri'-'j, arc hnreiiy de f ai'iid .uni anii-.uiiCrd duly ? letrtc-1 !o tho office? a? herein ift- r scnc<d. abd wlH'be obeyed and res pi-eted aec>rdim>IV; ..i wit: HIRST BEGIlfEST. THO'-* A>> li. KOBKll'tS. Colouol. " * W. L. HODGES. Lieut-uHui Colonel. Wi ti W'ELBOKN, Alai-ir. ??K<'OXI? KKfil'ir.??. TC] LLIA M FORT, Colouj. ft. ?. LI?n'IB.iL?euten'a?t-Coln?ftl. - VA LT F lt QUATTLEHACV), Majjr. l-VUltTH RCeiMCKX. J. II. WITHERSPOON, Colotci F. M. M El.LETT, Lieuton?ut-Colon?L J. C. h VANS. Major. FiFfu rtaehtaicT? J. IL WlLLiAM?.-Uuloool. JQiiN A. BRADLEY, Licu'.erant-Colonel. t., P. SA1H.-.1I, Majui. II. tn ?he 1 bi.-il Itc?i'iii?nt there wa J a faUu-f t?> fl--e: biei'l "fi?eT^. owing io this failure looi ^an'7.e the Cnmpaiiiei iu.thr Sixteenth Redmont. S. il. M.i bm'dre tile .lay emwlgeb tbVwleoli?n IT? i>rrteri.d lo ba beid. An oieetioa for ri:dd Dfuuer't of iaid Ui L'im-iit will bc ordered ei-soou as these Comnanb's have Voen organ'lcd. - III. 'I bo Culouols will euuinata yerson.e fir ibo rl^'.'iiuonlal b'alt', one Ailjutant, one Qnar tartnaat^r. one Burgo-'?, and ''-.c Af-hirt-tnt Sur S'-in,-tb**r appoiutmeiit subject lo ibo approvui of tho Frsslderit! Colonel" wiil report ti?>ir noininetioMs to this offi-.-o, and they will be fur ?ii-iled for nopruval. IV. The Colonels commanding tho<? Regiments will h-dd th*ni>elvas lu readiness to rep-rt with tlieir T-*-pi-otivo eoiumaiids at tuc jh?riest .;oliee 'or univ on iii? eoKSU Bv coom-md. A. C. G.M'-LINGTOV. Adjutant and Iiisj.ec'or-Genoral S. C. ?AMP OF INSTRUCTION', CuLu...niA, S; C.. Aug. 12, LSM.' a ESE ll A I. X) kp tutu's 0. 1S3. ?THK Superinijiuident of Conscription bavin.c . "rdered that " all persona ir. the six month." <iO"p-," organized in ibis St: te for local ilel^ntv. - sh!'.!i iie ahowed ".to remain in their organisation* for ?'ie present," the Orders from these Ueadquar t-rs ot July 27 ufo so luodifiod aa not r? niR?l ibon! |i?-i.-ous who were meuil>ers of said i'.ejri mcnts ni iii' i?iieliiey irrre orynm'ztd. il. t?iiro?'.nj Qairers, until further ordern. not register os ".volaiitecrsi" give certificates or1 transi>ortaliou to. nur in any manner interf?re with tb;se who w'ero members of .-aid H--giro ant, .il tue ti ue ut their Organization, H-I to all ntrer. liab'.e.tu coj.-scripticn, who w^rc r> ' members ol sai-4 Re^imcut when "Vr^'anized, (ami who ar? re quired lo report bj tho Orders of July 27th.) They will proceed, us heretofore ordered, io couscrijit th-se who do not report "as rolucteerfl" by ibe 20th instant, aud g-> forward by tHo 1-t Septem, ber. . C. D. MELTON, Com.'i't Coii.-cripu, ic. Aug. 19 2t tt Xi State of South Carolina, KD <i K F1 E L IJ DI8TKJ OT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DTJRISOE, Eiq., Ordinm-y'of Edge Bold District Vi'horciis, .Calhoviae Buddie bay applied to me. for Letters of. Administration, on ul] and siuuulur the goods and chattels, rights and tredi.s ot Jacob Boddio lalo of (bo District aforesaid, dee'd. These arc, tborefore, to cito and admonit-b all nnd singular, the kindred und creditors of fha said dec cn sed, to bo aud uppity 'Wfore me, at our next Ordinary's-Court 'or thc HU id District, tobe holden .rt Edgotield Court (louse, on tfie V'l b doy cf Au^. inst., to show ' cause, if uiry, why the said adtntnisiriilhn Hhould not be grunted. Given under my.baud and seal, ibis 15th dav of Au?:, in the year of our Lord on* riinuaand eight hundred and sixty-three, and ?u tho eighty eiebth year of thc ludfpendem-n of S. Carolina. W. F. DURISOE, o.E.n. Aug 10_._ -?t_:_33^ Gra?itevillc Shirting, Sheeting & Drilling. 4-l'GRANlTfcVlLLE SHEETING; % 7-8 " SHIRTING ; 3-4 7-8 ? . DRILLING; VAUCLUSE CSNAEURGS. OKs^hif? YA KDS of tho abovo Cloocls jual re ?*3\jRj ceived and r-ill bo sold at a small ad vaiiee on Fistol v pricer by E. PENN, A ut. _AjaKll _ __._lf_j_32_ : KNiTTlSO COTTON OX BALLS. A FRESH supply just received by . . E PENN, Agent. Aug ll . ' _Ji_? T Egypt for Sale. ME LAND OF CORN AND WHKAT u ronuiaini; iTO AciriV, lying three mdoa from Edgedeld C. H. This ptaca need.i only to bo ?eon to be liked. L. S. JOHNSON. Au? ll ' . lm . , 3< ^r*The Char'-eston Conncc will copy for one month and forward account to this "luce. ^f?lh? Pubific. I JUST received ?od for nd? at tho Storo former ly, occupied by J. K. Moblcy A Co., an BX CELLENT QUALITY OF SALT, which I ?Ul sell ii. larse or tittil quantifies to spit-nurchasow aid u? low a? it can bc b"ught ?ti HnUlbu^ oi Augusta nWkei*. Abo on hand; Bt-CHrb;.n?u of SUDA. SUGAR. RICE, C0XTt;N and WGOI CARDS. Aiao, M?UKNINO GOODS. Ready Made CLOTHING, STATION FRY. Ac., ite. N. GALLAHEK, ./ugll 3t-* _^ . NOTIOE7" BILL T>KAK1>'<' ??'h ?,i?nJ "ie FAL] SEASON of 1803 at EdSeficld C. H.-, M?s divs uud Tuesdays, tuc rcmaiuder of the Scaso at HKrmon ?allminrs, at $>.b the Season, whic liC2i:i? ou tho lu of August uud onda ibo 20i Goober. Maros Vduig to prove in foal hy Dick Cooa ham ibo Sprifctt of .180.1, mayji? seul this Fall ; Douriug'lito M chaige. ? THOS. G. BACON. Aug IQ . - 01 W J A Valuable Plantation r'l'?.iZ 2- . .-if'n?" .a_"?t. ?,i- \ ..?JU-AE".* JL PLANTATION coblniniug Sfttseti iSo!k-lr<rd Wii:Pif{y ?teres, Mort- or les*, lyi.: ,' on Turk- / 'V.-k. (. id Vund cd.by Mud. of C-d. J. C li: -una, dp:. Eagen But-, liworgc Uland a;>d oino-s. Thia Plai t .rf..n is -iiu:i*?d abb ut 7 mile* Noctli hf Edgetield" Vil lage, cn tho Nowborry Rmi, in u pleaeatit ?nd healthy locality, p-u! in tba midst ul e. rauaeJ I unit un.'stgneabh n"igliHiirrt#..'d. I About or edi-.If -if thin Trau?? ul L-nd iVrlcnro't ? and a (wneidcrabl?* portion of it in a high ?tale of rulrivuiion. Ibu 01 ber half o'* (bf? Traut te in native- fordet-?Iroaadlug in Onk, H uk o ry .uti Pine grow iL. Tb ire uro mi the premisos all necessary plmtn ti it? r.u'.ldiug.?--1! iir good i ou^lr. Tb.?' Trau i. wull watered, und ?j one of tJio bett 'n?ng_a for eat'lr iu rbu L'letrTrT. Th? bind ie wo.l adapted to Cotton, Corn, ?inuli tarada, ,ti". Kur tm:t?er teforuutirin apply to Mr. J*i.. M. Hnrriawii, ui iii? joe.??i "- Cl?o'-?, rdgr.iield. S. C ELBERT BL.uN'D. .I'll? 7 _ ti 27 ?V Charleston Courier vr il I pib'tV'^py twice a week f..r one m .nm and forward ar&Juot forth wirll Ui If! is o ol IM. Y LAND FOR SALE. .ll. rtutwriUr otf-ra -f.r .?ic i.-iv..iely tb. HOMESTE Hi I'LANTXTIOK of ?tlp,,, . Jtuiii:.0i. ftc.-'d., in r,...tiobl iihunci. couiaiaih, hitit. ut\Ni>K;-;i) AC?.;?;, Situ ae on St-v?Mia'Tr-?'lr? o?, rh.t Hoad ?ieadhli froin'August, to calhoun-* Mm?, 2* mil*? froh? Augujia, ami oouu?ud by iHi?d? of Dr. .J. fi drt Ied6-u. .Urs. C .u*.-Jgo, Cl. Jti.ur and others. There uro nu tho ptt.ee a comfortable Dweiliug llou-?- an : H!! ueeoaaaury narbo i (dings. There are .?.veuity-livo acres ol' g?.od buttern lund, and thirty Kcr^.of land soVo-in "Wheat, and nb?ut forty in. dints. Th? pine* is weil wr.tire I mid timi;.red ULU i? iu a hij^h spite of cultivation. . If _. purchaser an bp round soon, I will sell .vi'!" Mi? ?dace ..cventy five Hoad ol SuC?jT, ?tuck of CH M be, &n: Ur. J. J. Cir'Vdge ?r th? Jrub'criber will tuku ple.jur.- in .bowing th- place to any one uosirous < of pure!:-'sing ?ir: .xc-Hunt pia?.tuti:/_i. | jjia?r-Terijis e.iev. . Vf. L>. J RNNIN?S, Ex'or. Mar 4. tf u t .. HEADQUARTERS. OFFICE CiTcr COMMISSARY. )' CtfAKLKSTuS, -S. C., Jilly .i i, ISti-l. J BTfA.VIKfl been appointed Chief Commissary Jai lor thc S.me of South Ctrolinn,. with ap proval of the Reeretarjr'Of War, *'iiu instruction? :o divido th? S.MK I?HU OivUioiiS, |.?r tb?? prope. .iullecli-.U o lld dl>U?wbi?iMI Of SlipplitaV I huVO Hridud tiie State min ttvV divLsi.nj ; ivi euch ol .vhich divisiuua a Diviii-n comuii??.iry has boan ipp-dnt.d oy the.Coii -uiis.iry (ioneruU I?ivision i\'o. l,.Capl.iin rv. L. Simons, 1>?vit*t<-ti i- jiu in Usury, oitibrsi-iii the Liauicia of Pirk ont, ?\ nderaou, (?re?et ?Ile, AbOvv'ille akb parc ui Edge 'Hei? adjoining. JDiviaioii No. 2,-Capuin S. C. Mea>|is,_Diriifi*n eomtuiaaatry, omuraeeii thc !pi.?tric:s of SpartKu .. t.ii -r-lii)} Ul.lei., .Nuivberry and ?lUt'. ol Edgofield. xViVi.i'.n Iso. 3, Capt. J. I). Witherspoon, Pivis oii uum-jjis- %tj, ooibractii l?e dieirieU ol York. Chester, Faiilioiti, Li. neus .or, Kortimw uuu lt i e li i .1 o ?. . Division Nu. 4. f!npliiin J. V. lt';l?3-, Divisioii . iMoiUiSsny, em>*r.ioea ibe Dis'riots .of LrxiKjcron, .)i iiii^eburg, Liiuinveilj Coliotou und p.irt ot fcl-lgt lield; WivUion No 5, Captain Wm, Nettle?, Acting division commissary,' eiubraces tue UistrieU ol v.'!i eturdalu, Marlbro' D..riiL.^t- n Mariuii, bum ter, Williumsburg und r*tiuenilo?. Thu division commisaaerios will p-ddish a list of their Sub eottiUiia aries and A guli U, os noon a.' they aro appointed. t.icli Division commissary is furiiished '.rilli tho power <>f iuiprcaymeut, .iud will wbuu c'?ceasa* ry fur ibe snorts cuco M trio Army, . impresa sol?? . i-t-'oe? HLi-rea *.r i eli in their Divi-ioM ii..u^li! for, *??{?, paying aco.tr?ing io tuc tates. Cxud by tii< -ciiudine <>f tue Impressuiotit Couiuintsionera). Speculators are Maraud nut to offer f.r tuiwuiuiiee prices oey niU ihn>e Dx.'d by tili? ?u?cnlul?. Mn Uouiicissiiiy nor i^u.eruineitt Agent, from inj quarrier, is authorized under any pr?t.xi tu . Hilo h H S- : ub;isteiice KtoreS iu luis s lille, except undo! I un orders of ibo Dil isiuu cOiuiui.'">ttrieP dm ve namioi-?ii bining tue design of ll?- Secreta ry of War to prevent CuidpeiilioQ between th?, e'linmissitrios ol' dilferent Sutos. The DivUiun eomuis-ariea are instructed therefore, to prohibit inturl in. ncc within iheic DivLsiuns, lu precut the *hipty>ll'Ol sup)i'iiys ^uri'ha.'ed Ly Coinuii.?M?ries or ?.. iuiii'..-s.'iry Agt-UU linde- ntiitr iL?itn llinir uu tboriiy, and u?. impress ibo ?*r?f it io res-a ry. Ii. C. tiL'ERIN, Miijur uud Comibieajij bubaiaienro. Aug. 12 3t 32 NEW "GOODS ! ~7~ K.A??B W?' Hand some English Prints; tJUli Five Pieces English LUSH CL.O.H; Lanie.-.' Linen J1ANDKKK0HIEFS; tirnts' rio. rio. Ludiea' Black Cottou HOSE) Mixed " * M?S508' " " ' " Ladles' SILK BELTS i Als?', a gnat Variety-nf other desirable Hoods, just received !>y . IS. PJElfNj Af:l. Aug ? ti 31 Sugar and Rico. TWO Hogshead* flee CHOWN SU OAR ; One Tierce Fresh x'.ew illCE,-;ast received by E. PENN, Agent. Aug i If 31 A Steward Wanted. AN ?lection will bn held by thc Comtni?tsioners nf the Poor ut the Pour House ni 'I'uefi '.iy. lue 1st Sept., fi r a STEWARD o? the Pour Hnuin. Applicants for tl.e -ITIIH'iou will apply at that time. M. PiiAZIEE, Chair. Au?4 . t>i SI . c Spelling Books. ALL at ib' Hainbnrg Piist Office and gtftyour ?i'LJ.LiNG BOOK!* for your ch'ldren. . R. L. CENTRY, P. M. ' Hamburg, Aug i 4t " WHEAT WANTED At ?rani?e Milis, &ogcsU, Georgia. ril?lE ?iidersif.tind. having'pnrohased the ahovo A well-known ?MILLS; situ*t?id on the Angus ia flr.rml, {Porio'rlv ow;te"d hy R. H. WarruuJ will ?viv tho ll fGHESt MARKET PRICK fur "both. It KD ?hJJ WHITE WHEAT. Panics dus:':.iu- "ell will piense coll on . <;i?O. T. JACKSOX ?fe co.. No. 218 Masonic Q&U Bnilding, Broad St. Augusta?,6a., July 7 3m* 25 Estate Notice. ALL persr.r.s in auvwise indebted to thc Estate of K. M. Penn, dee'd., aro earnc.-tly requ-st ed to como forward and settle up wPhout delay. Thoi.o haring i-Uims ugaicst said Est?t- will ren der them iu', properly attested, lit an early date. ii. L. PENN, A?m'oj-. '_Aug_4^_ ?f_31 Wheat. THOSE withing to sell Whoi<t will please give mo a o*ll a* I will satisfy them a? to regards nrioo. ?J. E. BOW Eas, ?gsnt, July 2? tf Notic?. ALL persons hsving claims against tho Eatftts of KdWard Wiiihitig'toh Wndo, dee'd., will present them, properly altcstod, for payment, and thu>e iudel'tdd te, said Estate aro roqudsU4 ti cciiio'fonvai d and pay dti forthwith. * MARY M.:CAINE. Adw'ix. Cum tutaniento tlnneXv. Aug 4 ' _. 31 G rangeville Cloth! F'jR ? vie at Mi LoboschultVs old stnnd a lot o ??UAMTEVILLE CLOTH, at rensouabl urices. Cloth will'bo oxohanged fur Bitcon. July 23 _ tf_^_^ " Shoe Thread^ - ( L VRGH M.pulv of f>HtJt? lilltSAP lu ball and banka, for .alu by Angil * * * A y " _.>?> ? rr FUT Sheri*. y AI RAW l, far. T; J. OL ARK ' ,? ?. WES?, JOHN ?LAND, F. V. COOVES, WILLIAM ?f lUBb, ? . . For Tax Colls4t?r? .TACOB HU'tJCT, ?TARL?NG TURNER, C. M. MAT, CHABLIS CARTEE. BERRY HORNE, . W. H. HOLLO WAT, b'?SJ. ROPER, Tor Cir rL. JAC7TS0N COVAR. fc. HARRISON, For Ordinary. W. F. DURISOE. . Dentistry ? H. H. I'AKKKH will b? io k,u tin regularly ea'-.h day dtjrinjj ?al'tVday *?.?.?; trait aft??r thou bu will cr.iv be ther^? on?A*?'':%, a.? bi? Pr- Lt?iuuaj engairaioents throagheat .Le L)i?triet d.umnd inueb of ki? afteMiv.i. . ""?? Kaviii^ iv ;."> tba M?hest Cai*! tricas fir Denii?lry materials, bo will btrecfltr work &KLT "UR CASil. "Pci't 10 j_ . ?/ ' .it Nails I Nails P JUST rece.vod'THIi?.E KEGS NAIL?-J), "lt a.ud 12U. Foi taie by I. PENN." A gt. June 17 tl ?t Negroes Want?*, WE WISH tu purckaw FIFTT lJtX?Lt YOI NC; NB?ROXB, .x? t? pay ?he HlUHEf'T CASH PRICE*. ~ ? We here ?n hand 2 LikELT tiu?lAi? T7I"?B F?VH eniLDREX abicb wm viii ba ftkioeid ?* . sell cr exchange Lr ?tb?* - ti LOVER A sLL^mif.; .Tna 28 ?f 'j . State cf South T???S? . KDGE FIELD DIST&1CT, /?V OkOIXAhT. M. A. Ransom, A-.iu'r. ?I ccu au ute j ' . wi tr. ii. .talinah, J??'?., - ! ra. > ' *.. L'ucii'x !: ui.d wife J.uu?t>?, "arv E. T jilin., n ead ?<tbtri J WHEREAS M A. RANSOM,- AdiWWeV'T .of tbe Batate ?f Sarai. K. Wal.?**, tart., '.i'.a applied to lue, hy petition iu \<ri<.\rml prajiaa. .bat a part of tbe prttHtedl ef (be E-ai Ejl?.? of . ho ?aid Sarah R. tial.mac, ?ec'?., jaar br ???!? ?iver to him, tu sad t'y Jehu against the ?;.,a Ea 'ale ; and it appearing te ?y cwti.f^i.? ia at A'?liiuu tr. Cul- u.au an?! ?iiadj.Ua Mem.lj ?af. ?ii wile Elizabeth, two uf the Dot'eitict ta io the ; above staled ca.-e, re<-i?.o LvyeL?! the '?a. tur <:f iL if State. . R i* therefore ordere?! ead sWe^vi that t-hry do appear at a Court ef OrCjiary t-ttt* Lei ten ai. Ku?. auld c.'H , far E?;g**c.d E-uiriet, en Monday, die Slat day i?f An. II it, lt?*, o ?hew .HUI:?, if any iJii?j ra:-,"?vb*, a t-ertiea ?f '.be ^r? i;eedi of tbe ?ale et thc heal Eii?te cf Sarai &! l'n?.La.i. dee'?L, ?vid by rn* for partilien tv? sU ?'i>ion,.?hi'uld not-bo j.aid ever tc tbe eai? A!. A. (las? nt, *u Uqaidate tbe debtF ?gti'eai laid h?. ratc, cr their voneent-.t? thc ?>ice ?ill be ?.fiv?*l .jf record.?? Uiyaii under, my hana and teni, thia ;?? ?f?j| . lay ol' Ala?, i??a. W. r...rURI60E, e a ax Juno 3 ' Sta .jj SUNDRIES, XATa ^AfKK v. <:. ?ALT* ?W **dijy, tJ\RJ 50 ?. Liverpool ??LT ; if??l iib I*, n. C. FLOtKi 150 ?? Dud li all k- bl K. O. Syrup; loo Bores Flue (..hewing TOBACCO ; 5?i ?bt?. Apj. lr murt'curh Bruad) | IO " l'm.i Corn Whiskey ; M vi..niA and PORT WINE; CHFhRY URANDY and CORDIALS; o-.OTTLKD LIQUORS and VTINESj 41 Kegs HM urb. 8((1>A. TACK, MEAL, FPICES,' K^tW. Together with a gcud enr-uriaient of FA??TLY (?ROCKItlES,-on Land and for tele by < A. STEVENS, Auguiia, ci??. May 2?_tm _U Coiiiinilted to tbe Jail OF tilia l?itt*ict. en th* 13tb ii?rt,, a r??rre Man wu" aayr hit name ie BL11EUT, bnt ic fre .iiitiutiy caliea A Hw. and that he t.eioti jr- ?/> waa. Kinr, liridir af Atlanta O'?. Elbert caye bo'-?a ir?e?t.'d-*?ben at Kiri w?fi'a boum In the upper parr- of this l?ti>triet Said P.lbert ip ahou? 2T rear* of npe, welchs anr?t 1?0 panr.de, 1? 5 feet 9 inch?s higa, dark eorapieetad. Ko marke or sears noticed The owner :P requested te e?tna ferward, prir? prop<-rty, p..y cb?rijep and take him away, other* Wise he ?till be dealt with a? th? law dlraeti'. .> , L. H. MCCULLOUGH, J. B. ?. June 24, tf Ss SALT FOR FARMERS! HAVING accented tba Afieaey ef an eatamair? "? A LT WCK?S, I will U able ta l%aiaei si ALT in la.-rft or .malt quantities, ead ami ba governed ly tbe lowest market pri?e in Hai&tCi/f er Au/Usta. S. E. BOWE**, Agest. Hamburj*, Mar 30 3? 18 Notice. A LL persons iodebud to the Estate ef Jamns C. Henderson, de'e'd., are reqneeted to maka ua^rueot by the 1st day of Orteber, 18fd, aa?t those having domandfe against said Eitat-e are re iiuoHted tn present them forthwith, as I dealro ?a make a filial settlement on that day. L. CORLBT? AdmV. Oe? I*, ?8H2. . ; ly 4? Notice. ALL persons bavinj;.demand? against che Be ute of William E. Middleton, dee'd., aa ra que, ted to present them to the ncdershrned* eta! those indebted to enid EatA*e are rnjaeBitd ?a mako immediatn payment. EMILY MIDI&BTQK, Adali. Mar i Pm.* . Rag? Wasted. CHEATS COTTON AND LIM UK RA?# ?aa ha J sM tor oi?bh ?t tb*' A^errltewr *#??. Ane. 27- ? . W Notice, LL persons in.i cb tu si to the Estate #f Jehu E. tja, ?waltney, doe'd., are requested ?? maka fay inept-a* early .-u po?sibla These havis^ elairas gainst tbe tif?ate will preseat ih??a<, ararierly ai,te?ted, to Dr. A. ?. Teajitte, my au?horiaed agant. LUCY G?WALTNET, Ex'ar. D??e 8, 1362. ly. .** A A . NOTICE. LL Person? having claim? a^airat" the Estani ?. of Dr. J. Harwood Dnrt, tfao'd., ar* ootliied to present them, properly attested, a? th? under s'.cned ie prepared to pay tit? ??ms. Tho?? in? f?ebtod te said Sstfcta irtreqn??te?i to >??;!? preiap?. iv. . W. M. BTMiT. ??i'or. Salt and Rice. JUST received .and for laJi THREE TIfiRt>S? very ?uperioi1 8AL? and OHE T1E?CS NKfT Il I CR. - E. PENN, Agi. May?O ^0 Tannery Notice. PROM this dttte I will TAN and DRESS, atl Koud DRY HIDES delivered at my Yard fur ONE THIRD of the Leather-allowiug-th? ownor of tbo Hide? my part at tbe lowest lanrkef prica. WALLIS RO?S. July 13 Sm? 28 Notice. A LL Persons barir.g demandi against th* Es jpi. tnte'of J. 8. Rirkhalter, dae'd.. au T? qu<*et?d tu pr.??nut tli?m, proeerly attested, by tbe fir.t <>f t'ctobt" ; nu*4 also those indebtttd are retiucated tu meka payment by that time. C il. BDRKUAH*Er ?gW, July 29 2ac -