Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 19, 1863, Image 4
BY MMi?KS, DUaiSCL ti CO.
Tho riler Canoe.
Where tho roch's are gxtiy and tho shore if deep,
And the water? below look dara*?ind deep ;
Where the rugged pine in its lonely pride,
Leans gloomily over the murky-tide ?
And the weeds grow ?hick ?5 tho winding bank :
Where ?.o rw.daaud rwid?->s axe tail and ran ic, t
Where tb? shadow la ?c?y the ?hole u?y through.
Lies at its nuioringa tho old c?ioe.
The ?selos* paddle* are i??j dropped,
Like a ae? bird's winga th^i thc sturm bath lop
pers * - .'..'_
And cro.r sed ou-the railing, -ona -?'-er one,
Like foi'jen hat-de wb**o cha Wura is dene ;
While busily back attd lol ia u.t?-c.eu,
Tb? rpic ?>. iUeie'huD uissuvory ?ntvoit,
And ?he ?oi^a-r. owl with his duh ""too-hoo,"- -
Nestles dov.? ou Cae old canoe.
The stein, hair sunk in tb? slimy ware,
Rot* slowly away in ita tiring grave,
And thc green taos* creeps o'er Ire dull dec^y,.
Hiding tho mouldering dust away. . " w .
Like thv hand tr?at plains o'er-, ina .(t-ji'o.a.fl.-wer,
Or the ivy :L?n-*?.n?o? a tallou a wer;
While many a blossom ol iiveiies: hus
. Springs up e'er tue item of the tld canoe. -
The corrcntless waters .ire dead and tV.'S
Rut thu light wi ods play with the boat, at will,
And IsaUy iu and out agata,im t. - >
It floats the length of it- rusty chitin,
Liko the weary march, of tb? hands ot time,
That nest ?uA part at the noontide chi ure,
Abd tho abure rs kissed ?t each turn anew, '
By tht dripping o** of the old'cauoe.
Oj many a time with a candors hand. t
I bare pa rb cd it away from-the pebbly strand,
And paddlvd-it dowr wher?>t>treau. run quick ;
When the whirls wero "wild ar?d the sturm wes
thies. ;
And laughed as I leaned vJ&g thc rocking aide,
And 1 .oked buruw in the broken ti?e,
To seo thavt tu? tact,? aad bunts were i ?ru, * '
That ff io mirroiud> back Item thc old cuuoo.
r . ,:
Bat ti* aa I lean u'or thc.crnuibling aide,
And lx k below la tho sluggish tide,
The ? oe that I so* ia graver grown,
And tue Uugh tout I bear baa aao'jcr tone.
And the j-s.uds.thai -lout to thc li, ut skid wings,
Have grown familiar with sterner thiugs ;
But 1. .ovo to thii'k ol' the hours that ?h VT,
As I rocked iv hero, lae whola thoir \>iid spray
threw;
Bre tho blossoms moved or tue groan gratis grow
O'er lb? li-culdonnx stern uf the old cauoe." - -
Isiaieu.
A !ady who h ?A beeu -?objected t? Yankee
inaoi iiCo and devuntation, io ? "Virginia, fur
tweJ ire months, writes to her friend, iii Co
luiniuu:
"1 hough we Lave been kept j?risouers in
our own huuM-tt, w atoned and accused ol do
ings what honor loroid-.' ptgiiadzing to tht
. reb*iv'-^-ev?.-?y.hi?ig &ioien front ita, and w.c
not adwweU tu buy o-ie I bing, yt-r ilia ?seles.
to U il ut uur grievances ; they ai? ?*s n<-tuing
to v. nui ?ut:IL i-'arulma will have to en ?ire.
Say 1.0 your friends ia Carolina, thc Yankees
vow the most horrid revenge against their
Slate. E?eu niodi rate u?cu (iifflcert) would
noti'esiiate tuted nie t'..-y wanted to see
every city anti viliago uui?t .. hen they enter
' CaT\ ima. You uiciy h? oiire my ire was .
rou-cti, aud i wuuld give the lav/ u:iii ^.-pci
Ol p^irtica stud war to these HO called'lUudei'aie
Dei!j'<c.-?i-ol'the N.Tth. Une. tJ?t?e;uL t?Tdi
tne that he reckoned there was no v?Sy to get
Leroy out of nie except with itu- sword."
A Trick ou a butler. .
T-.?-v. T. D. GWISN, CliapLii? ol', the 1st, S,
C.V., writing io the Confederate Baptist, fur
nia}.co the following incident wherein a sutler
war slightly "sold" by a party of soldiers ;
Last Saturday uight a N. ?, sutler di ove
into our camps and asked permission to ?eli
what Le bad to the regiment, l'ei-uiission
war- granted tu s?ll any thing be had ?xeept
hit bane, of apple hnurfy. On lenriog camps
he --aid to the men tLk.r?he wuuld be near by
and wo aid acconnnudnH those who were dis
posed to indulge if they would pay him a.
visit that night. Sbme-soidiert (I dun't know*
whether they were of the-:Iat .regiment or
not,) went with c --atpens, about a do^en, and
had them all filled. And juat a-r they were 1
ROI nt to pay ihe lucra'ive sutler for the bran
dy, at tne rate.? of $48 per.gallon, a certain.
.?.high private,"-with ab'?rjrod rjr elippea
sash and ..word ?n,Tmddenly appeared, and in
a I wini and. au-.hoi itali ve ?ofie of voice, cried
out, u Haiti" But nay. The mea with their
canteens around their neck?, understanding
tht' trick, and the terrified sutler all broke
lulu the woods like terrified. Viki hogX.run
nii si heiter skelter, every man fop huc-idf.
and the - sula" sutler found himself all alone,
his brandy gone, without mnnty, aod . the
sol'iurs rejoicing over the - 'urandy and-tne
bjccesd of. the p!?ii. Tbe would bk oifieer
took what brandy was left in,tb? measuring
cap, and no doubt, soon rallied his scattered
squad.. Served him right."
' ' - -* -e.- ? .
From the tViltitiHytn? Journal.
Women and Revolution?.
I am sorry to hear .the ladies aceused of
not having patriotism. Ii femal>> p-'riot'sru
?B ecO?iescaU?n some, plates, its "fires burn
brighdy in other -places. -When ovar was
young, and thousands of finely dressed, .abie.
Caalthy soldieis passed flailv to their ho-ts ot*
duty that led tens of thousands to death,
around the Depots thousands bf soldiers were
fed by the fashipnablp,intelligent and beau
tiful, in every ^Southern cisy or town, lin
soldiers testio^ed their apprcci^iiou of the
ladies1 enthusiastic encomiums ur?v-i. them,
god their unqualified acknowledgarefit -of wo
inah's noble influence over them5 by dy inn at
t ie cannon's mouth, on .the sword or the "bay
onet for their honor ?ndprotection. The. val
orous acts of our noble soldiers, wbo&e heroic
bravery bas claimed ;be adm?ralon of the
v.)rld, "wboss courage *ndv .?uceeasea haye?s
t inithid the wisest,- have . excited the ^ride
and admiration of the whole world. When
?mr soldiers have accomplished so ni*ch, SH
it patriotic in the ladies, to neglect thom af
ter they become disabled, have lost health oz
limbs, or the delicate fair complexion hai
changed to that of the browrred 'man, wit!
the halo of victor* on his br?w 7 Sh?ulu not
these noble, berm, receive more attention? 1:
possible, than at drSt, "when .they went forth
}mntirix f,,r victory which' th?y* have g^ainct
agaiust CKIIIS eveiy tim?-? ?atciotisra, Uki
tlie mind, 'is saxless., . -
.Female pafrioti->'m isver/ OnoUnl. In'suli
Ctsntialioa ?>f tnis point, we ui*y uraw iargl;
fi urn histor? for pcoof. iiacaris., a -uubl
Grecian maideu, orfcreil up, for lifo upi.
patriolism'aiejdtac, whrn un masculine pati i<?
gould be found who would surrender hi j lil
tu propiiiat.othe at??ry ?'Kls. Tue Hmm
matrons in the timm* of fjamilius, volnntaril
n?crilice>l their jewel* tu fedtoni the:-r dbm
try's vow to their deity*. In "1SIU, a un'iy <
French mainiiiR fsacfrfiesd their j -awels tu pa
the public *i eb ta. Tb? imotber.j viator au
wife of Cariulanus'Baved Iaonm from bia vet
??cauce by declaring ib??- M* '?0i shouTtl b u
"v*r their,deadr bodies., l' .th'}?"i Corncfi.
?uduBO Poland, CbaXsotte Coid?y, Joan 1
? : Arcj iliriii,, aiidn noa?fat ^the/gpp
noble list of imps jshahlc patriots.
*Montmorin predictedth"horn-raof tli
revolution. A.-teineakv opposed thc
Xerxes ?(,.&.'ainii* i.v'iisking ba'Me.
iue t?wocci-v a'id foretold the downfall
. ii? deon. Madame Roland was t!i<
spirit -of !b* French icvolution. Wo
a roora"! preeminence, touching d
lofty purity, and v. 'eld a powerful f
I overman f:>r good or evil. . Lc- Um
j w it bouv patriot ism remember' t??at tl
si cause defects by indifference to and.:
j lect iy| the-wauts of 'heir brave Oe
j The soldiers der ply feel'neglect,
j A wounded-soldier remarked to tb?
a few.days ago that be was ?orrv to i
ladies .rmd lott their pa.iiMtisin-that'i
ded lilia was shunned, a'mosij income
lt can ?tot be true that-his ron-arks w
rcct. The lad'es one and all, cat) but
c?ate and applaud #tbe woav?s tUat
the many public communications' in b
our sufl"?ring soldiers. ?? E-eery'^u?*)! hr
tue heart-sicke?iug inrel?igp?ce. that y't
We soldiers are' passing" through an or
jnieu.se.sua'eri?g. for want of clothiti
tho delicacres neses?ary'-lor-the-sick,
is needed b. action. " A moveraeut ha
lii?fice'J iii lin? city. Lei. the bail bx 1
i in -rion. We have-tho. remedy... We <
'ply at!, need ed roi i et, if wo'will it tm
. lu the name of liberty, in lim "tami1
'.we-h'drt^icar'st cu e-j.;th, let the wo
.forward lib tne soldiers - are made cou
tile. Deed-i, not worJ.', muse be ?mr
':ill P?ia?e sm*U\s over t ber land, il- A
* ?_j,
A Western Opinion about the *?t-?si
. . pi being-Open. .
The Chicago Thues) Commenting o
great rejoicings al; tbe Easi-tor the
.eveu gt'?ater iu^ New England than tb
iii Illuiois-i-'jvjrr the re-opei.i.ig oi the
siss-ippi River,says:
Tue fast expectations which have
-built upon the eventR.?f the past lew
"in .ttie?C5outb-we>t wi!.! "now receive th*
O' fulfillment -or non fulfilment. The
lii? of the Mississippi bat? b.refl lookec
j ward, lo a* til?4 eon.-mm manion or"HlI. um
of Western u?eu. With that yiv.?t. aru
commerc? once more* navigable, thc old
peritjrwas to ba\e returned, and tue
tigs of peace were to have tallen tip-in
piejjtifulry as- d;*l*ps in a summer fih
l.t-is now iii thc possession ol thc I>
iron itsi-ourc-i to tue Gull, ar.'d what c;
{.respects?" We bave- 1*400 miles*of
'gabie water in un enemy's territory,- v
we* in?at punid- with a constant pair
gut;-boati in order to aecurethe most r?
possibility oCaa'ety, either ol property xii
f liese patrol .boats' can comuiaed ail pc
neut obstructions, aueh as fixed batte
but the tnie-nlla detachments, winch fly
er with-light field-guns, ap;)ta:j ig' sudi
.on '-the river bank and , riddling or ea
itiij a pa-oi;ig boat, aiid tLou ^Camoens!
to inaccessible Mvumpa and bayous, they
no? control. Tiieie wilt ber.ee be ao sa
and merciiatits will fiiid ibo iuvestiuei
hazardous o*ne. Cotton buyers, it is
Wi I i keep up their- irailic, io? thy have
?Mme aecuatuuicd -to b?iz..rdK, and know
chat ?? weo rbks nothing makes n^V
Urdirary merchants civnot find a profi
m.p.rkt-i for their goods in an honest waly
eauue.th'ey ar.1 forbidden to trade with
rebi N, and lhere are w> ot lien, imU-s? wt
cept New Or'ea*h?, which reeei\es nup]
tr ?rn New fork. We hj-.vo, -hi point ur
b cn as well preparer' mr legitimate I
-ever .since'the river- was opened to. Mem
a- now. Tne trade ba? been confine':
such stocks aa wet? needed lo/furnish
city, ahd.such other sr-cks aa were smugt
through by the rebels. S?> i' willu?lower dc
The towns occupied-*' by our troops will be
plenished, and thruUirb '.hem >\ great" qnan
of artie'es will go to the rebel*; but' thi
Stsidetrennte.of t7-i'im^t^tra?le-aml th~
Joruy of nierimunis will yoi eir,'??ne in it.
keeti-v'saged. hook-nosed spoci}lators; i
?iwamp up and down fie ri .ir, will Jo'
business, and Uncle S ?ui may lo<?k abai
[ after-thetn, for they will ijini a .penny wh
ever ?bo opportunity oilers. \\ i'th them
g?-od Feder.-d secossionis--all game thu coi
to the ne'.
-'Now, ine'refOre,is the tim" '-irymr sb*>
and ailveiH-tiious men; who eau trade wit
P'Stoi in ?jne hand, and tbc gold iu-tbe ot
who eau dodge guerras, wheedle post c:
manders, aud maneen vre cottwu pause.s ft
.comiuandine Geueral*. Tb-t-there isahvi
I nu Uk of ihem, t?ie reader may well
i iieve, but that there will- be m?>re, none tv
d<?ub>, for they ahe,created with ?ka occasi
..md come as naturally to bnnd as any of 1
otner peculiar products o? war time*.*]
tor tho everyday, plodding tuerctiaut. -v
beeves in slow-and honest profits, we hi
Oii'y one w?vrd o! advice, aod that is, to bu
n > hope* upon the ^.enitig of the M?SS?R^?J?
No ma?i who is ty? honest to charge 5u0 |
Cent- prolilf, too conscietici?u.s to smug
boots and .quinine over the line, too timid
face a, wild guerilla ba"d in'.their nat
swamps, or too patrioiie to make money
his country's misfortunes, need try the v<
t?re.
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Thc Evil C'oTinaels of Cowatdly.rro
. -. * erty Holders.
, We hear reports horribly detrimental
. the character and patriotism of tho people
pt rts of Mississippi.* Ar.e u poci?n of e
people gone stark mad under the .pressure
temporary aud iocal reverses, and under, t
potent influence of fear for their property
Has the noon-day trur.b yet "to be repented
'them that there "is no safety for*their covet
wealth which "lies beyoudt*heir*Valor and th
arms ? Say tt?at these men love not liber
care uot for country, are bastard "Soutbro
and recreant Confederates. Say imit-hono
appeals sound as dead upon their hearts
the rapping of a mau's knuckles upon a nu
ble tombstone. Admit all this, and pul t
qm?stiou on the issue they buve chosen-t
chilling, naked and dastardly ?-?SU*? of i
.iiaiety- of property. What then ? Eve
sane man must' pronounce thom bereft
their sense's and. jadiciaUy blind, not to s
r that to talk about itfaking peace now ai
' proposing terms to the enemy hy which
save their* slayes and ltuitis, and goods,
simply the.pro/iositjon of vtbe groy lo th? ?
vourer. It is the lamb asking the. hung
wolf to spare it and bo its friend/ . Wby tl
object of this Lincoln war is to rob you
i.your slaves and.confio?am your gooda tu p?
.- theJV alikee war debi and to redeem hiicout
leas greeiiback*. "And you ?vink that- Li
coln and Snwerd, a.u'd Greeley- and Chai
' and Lovejoy "and b;utlei, and Milroy- ai
Bunisido,twiihlisten toyouh. Idiot* ! whe
' are the't-anA of spirit, aud talent, atld infi
I ' euee in lite nci^lrbut hoods from whi?h . the
p fatuou^?houghts^come up^ like evil t-jjirit*
* ..darken the glomng picture of Southern fe
? titndc, constaueyland, courage? Why do >
* liol b?-ar their v???*b?vt in loud ind ?locpient i
* "bu.<eof bt'?*"olted-fid!?. iii eiicOurageio|iit
;he tiinidj in Ptdi.-bteiiinent Of the igiiorn
.* v?/ho Are tfightened by 'shtd'.iws and the- fa
? mg (fl u forest leaf, and in n-kindling thc Iii
e' OT war'and patriotism?-. Where are you, g?
1 ! tb tn?n,'vho have .been, a?-c^ustomed to ..mn
fi j yonr dititrict Town and': wools ring.with.yo
e* -.eh'{i*ieoi voi'-f-?i when ytm uegod .your el^eli
a ! to Congres* or ot ber offices n> t?e\n?nditi
Y j of fire, tmtioual SAft;*y and aiilvii'tion ?" M
*j of m ?irk f liwidcisof tb? people I*. ?'hs*t-y:'s:
''i thc 'nation ?-e up m yon. Hlistoryns m-iki
? : h^r recoWl of yni.'-aiid a^ yo'i demean 'yo-,
d ? selves iri mis hour of i ispeir.il* ounfy^ht
j or ar-d-liberty. .?? will you- b.?^ pla e.d u
;d j raied when the-se clouds of trouble ?iiall ha
^bee.n blownby the'guodneart.of God and t
divineafira.u.1 of-the. valor of otir soldii
ttn?Urue Sbdlharn uieu,f'-oui-thdeleui:" skies
/.ii cpr C'?itbdfira.e firmament. Sixty flays
w'H iv? pac? bciuie fcvery jt?itii? who is amena
it"* to t:;e i-e-istiros o? ttieft w??s wi'l s?'?;k lo
.h >l" hi? hvad in sham?, anti call o?1 the uir<un-.
taii> to never his disgrace ?;,r ?he ^rt-v?u jart
bo is now playing. il?'will ue?biksuiii -torn
I t(r men ai?d womer. Mark the prediction .* -
j ?Mobile # 'pister. " .
Matul David Hutn-ay.
tn defence of hj? historio home-hi-view
of his paternal mansion-in the front r*t:k ol
ita defend?is-fell the noble iq rtyr. Sad,
that .the modern deapoL, who proh-8t.cn io
represent a free Government, ?liould strike j
down ihmu^h his. myrmidons the f??llaut rep
resentan veno i' w nat bus ut-retifor-* been the
.represent??i,ve r^voiutioreof the people in the
mildem worin-! Mournful, that the gloriana
tenets of liht-.-ty set up and defended, in '7'J
should be uow forgotten, aud 'robbery and
j pillage, aiid arson and tyranny, w,ar upon
women ?nd uhikinsiiyhethe promluentJeaiut ea
of the Uni t,ed States Government, to oe ie-,
corded by future bh-toii'-ns a< the tacts.in the
hintory of'the present tiii**?^. It is historic
j that the lLmsay of our alf shook! folio* do'j
j tho tomb, by tue hand of the Aineriouii'-deb
iVuctive, thc 'fainer of'Aineiiea.r history-?
j u?dtroyed by'tbdae who fear his pen and
would oblitern??- his nam:^
.liai We digress. We desired only to*t>?f??
a sfight tribute to the memory of the ?tin 01
S-iuth Cardilla Li-M-M*, Maj >r David Ramsay.
Ht Ot r.: thc llamo -ot bis vctieiaitd ;;niB(!
?iiV, and he led iu the dobie cau&e of d?fe?f?
u.g'his lurt?-pjttcc-.lbe city o? 'Ciiarlr^tu: ,
. Wo mig;:i write a vJuhie ol' denunciation
on the dwp'Caole {?e. Lui it. is useless. lie
ff I a martyr irf-fte noblest catrSe of freedom?
aiid hi* ?.ame will bcromembefed'as one who
made history, which he w?tdd'havx? recorded,
had he"lived. The State had looked, to his
iitWMM and ititeniigns/to ?fcrry tat her history,
'??nd her loss..is a.loss to, tuc Confederacy,tuart
to lire ?rentrai canoe of freedom.- Soutu Caji -
li i.ian. .
.ii en o ra 1 JJ e o.
It i? niiturHl for the people to. believe that
no '?ne will, in such a time . ns this, make an
a-sertitvi Trat-.i*. ?nlenlated to distress and
dUpitit thepuhhc wi. h u full authority for ' is
Aiatemeni, licuxc u is, thot those Who.give
circulad) n to error ure .enabled to Work so
lams an ajundnt of hvtsfcuiet.
. .1. is our duty td warn the' people t'tmt ti n
ier Ihey would b?V dec-i ved,?.they must liav?'
h deal ear for nineteenths of what is ich
ifce.ii, no uiutteiahov/.ccnlidoutly it may lc
asserted", or how plansinly il fnay bo insinu
?t' d.
lu alatenumh?r oj" the Charleston Mercury,
a Correspondent of thin, paper gy.'Q to lh<
p??lio a report that fk.-a ed through onr?treeth
for a.day or two, to the' elFeC'. that dip. Presi
don'and Gen.'Lee RIKI ? quarrel; and tua'.
G-m. Lee had tendered Iiis-resignation, lu
the ^fe.rcnry ', of the'3d' insiant, the corres
pondent follows up tho subject/, treat? the al
leged disagreement-ns an-established fa.c, anti
assii'bs the rvitsoii :
" it-r.s said the,diQicuUy betweeu Davis
arti] Li? grew out. of the reiusal of I he forme:
to .vdioti'in tho teja] by court martial of the
delinquent Brigadiers at Gettysburg, as Lee
de?;r?.d.
it would K'*ve ?reat distress.and uneasiness
to the country to believe that Gen. Lee was
at war wilt? the President, and tbr?afenin..'
'O nHjir?. the wh(U? ?>rco of ?the prca t
esieerff wbieb'the ^>eople feel for Gen. L
and their coniidunce in him, it would d s?
bekirprh them to hear of ouch a stale of things.
We iiave taken* the pains to inform oufaelv?s
on-the subject, and wish now io he under
st?josi as coulr^dictirig the whole-tory in ail
its t-xteilt, ?nd'by the fuiieat au: hoi'ty. Tile
lt-w brief lines wilie? we have quoted tror? th.*
M'ri-nri/s Cbn^mun?oatioh are i idc-ed a curi
ous iilu-trtiuou of the. nuiiiiiec of e-.i! atnl
baseless Hcc'isklions which ctn be iiuerted in
so Sh-?rta space. r?tiey ure model at. once of
ttra? aud m?KchievouH ianguugc. . They con
tain dd li?-*s tha.i four evcraieats, the triith
ol every one o? which the- facts authorize us
to contradict in thc bro?du?>t ma mer. Finit,
[ then, the country will be pleased lo learn
rhu?-? has no'? lieen ?.veu th<i alt-rhtest un
jih'as:t!i?n-ss bcttwee . de PrttsldeiH'aiTd Gen.'
L e. ivlj tao pepsin's bouid bein more per
fect accord I hau ar,' these tWo^ distwiguistied
pairiots. There never * was the least foundn
lion for the sfciry of.a difficulty between th<-m.
Second,-President Davis never did refuse lo
Sa'ietion the triai by coutt in irtial of tue de
linqtiont "Brigadiers. Third, Gen. Lea ii'-vei
desired the trial of the d-iii .quent Biigad?ers.
fourth, there were no delinquent,Brigadiers;
at least Gen. L-*e has made no mend JU of j
any suchf-bul in his report, c-nnpliments his [
trotips tu the. highest terms (or their gallantry
at Gottysbarg.
Now?what must the people think o La wri
ter who alleges a feud between the President
hud Gen. Lee, and charges gravedolitiquency,
connived tit by the Pi'eMd?nt,*oiiiiigh oflioors
iw the !irm;.:, wiihoiit the-lieblest authority?:
It must be set down as a criminal trifling with,
the feelings and the" wt Lare of the country,
au I the houor. o>f its rulers and defenders. "
. W.? take occasion' to say ttaat Gen. Lio is
hot one of those ofli^rs .w he would abtndor?
hi- ?ouiitry on a jiersonal irritation, ?yen il
there had been anything of the kind. He
ii in the army from principle. .He.oas sbutvii
himself ready cheerfully to accept ntiy posi
tion t:> which he may be ordered. The rank
ling General of thc army, su far ai campaign
service is concer#e<!, has lcd a handlul in
the m"out:tA?r,a of V rginia, ,or done engi
ner's duty in the?state of South Carolina, or
1 ?I the Army of the Potomac with . equal
clieetfaluess. He has no complaints, no crxr
vyings, no murmuriiigs to 4nt-nlge. He is
content to do bi* best with the means given
him. We ropes, j be is not aman to abandon
the dnfeoce of his country on a personal
pique.-- Itichiuond Sentinel.
Treated as a-Convict.
Tho New York Wurla1, bf Monday, has ad
editorial .ou the-.conduct of Gan. Burnside.
I from'which we learn that Morgan and Ins
oflicers, now in tue Ohio penitentiary, are
treated like convicts, and their heads shaved.
The following is."a paragraph:
. After -l?verai months of junketing, his army
? [.finally moved out to'tho Kentucky River)
f : hui. n>iver came near the ?m-my. Tue ?n'y
enemy in JCemvucky waa allowed to pas3 ui
rectly' t'uropgli ' tue S^atc. lu the face of
Burnside and of all his troops, Morgan was
permitted to ride by him almost unmolested,
and to cross into Indiana, and Ohio, and not
until tue citizens of bo-e States had rallied
ia sn'iBcient nuaihers was ths bold tnarandei
captured. But if* Burnside- bad nothing to dc
-with catcllfng the bare,-he insists tipoo hil
right to cook it when caught. .
.. Th? eommaudor of 'the Department of th?
Ohio dr?t. appear* iii the hVld a* a btrrVuriant
6 i jailor. Us orders the Captured oiheers firK
" lo t te city prison of Utucinnati, and alter
iwiU'ds to.tho Obio penitentiary, where^ the;
are-sul-jecled.il) toe indignity pf having thei
4iead<i aiiaved ! Such a proceeding is as un
;Q j-waiilhy of a gre..t nation ur its represents
*.r j ilve? as it is unwr'u-i'ai?t?ble by all tiff) laws c
? w?r. Ii is peaeeily right, of course, that thed
?" I o?fict?trs )s]io<ild*be detained as hostages " ic
'n.j Col. SftaiightV.party, captiired in Georgi?
uf ( but Col. Straight's in the Lioby prison-, IrPa
,!? ?-r'asi ad other ofEers arc trected. The cusr
ir* j i^i'e siy'nearly aliko th it .they are naturall
" -sUfjgrrs-Hve etTocts of eacli oi lier. Aud if w
.d p?/iinfaite ?ot gi ently, ihia cruelty lowaf<
V(- Iilor^au will bul inaugurate a fresh'and pai
be'j ful reuafutiiou/.u^oti our prieuuors in Hie
H'S UlCJli. ' "* ?" .
J . General News "f?-msj
1^ Tnrrnon, of Miss..'luVj ist a - i~Z'?
front Arkauaaj, t?? pi on-"*? "fis fir ?tory of Gan.
Prie?'* lool^iiutioji ';e nnlrue. tina. xtiiuo
j on "White r'vor iiacneiaiand o']' his iiin.ton.
fl&r- A raoeting-of the Directors of the Courc
liio-aird -i uburg-Rftilrond elected Wm. Johnston,
President, J'"-v.iei"; 0. Gilii\i!?, CcieT -?arinter,
Homy VM nore, Secretary na J Tl ea ?M.
/P?T" "Tho W! of Vjpksourm," nr?u? a gallant
iifliiier, i? has not ii, the ?casi ibmprmd tb? ardor
or patri??ism of LeuV arm/. Wc beliov.i that the
fall uwcPcapture of every city iii the Cbij?ed?.acy
would D'icerubli u'i, thou?h, for tho' liiue being,
it might retard nur progress."
?3$- Governor Leiel .j: bai ro^veccil the Le?,
"i-latiiro of Virginia to meei IM ?u?u.>iri?pi,r'unf
pui popes, ici txtta^Wiun, on the 7 tu el" r..!?l
flaoulb.
Tho Ballimore A?.<-. ?ecra publisher ?. lin
ol' Confed?rate nr?nj?er?, ff?'m Qatrysburg, woo
Hind at the Chester Hospital since tile 1 ?Ur,ult?
Among the names .we nutice that of vV. S. Lerry,
<ths..o. . -. .. . \;
??<?"" Gen; It .aoDcnma'is at Washington, elosst
e>l witb Halleok uni Stautcu.'-iViiat's iu Ibo ??ind ?
Some say ho- i? to supersede Uoado in the Cu.c
Liwud ul tue Araij' vf-tuc Potomac.
Liiiro?n inls vi .1 crud ihres prisoners from
South Carolina to be tiept in ciose -cantiueoiciir,
aa a-.sfage. l'or those negro s-juaien ca,uiur..d uti
ttl? ?uubo.ti Ir-uau Sanio, and uow iu prison lu.|
Chetlvstou.
?zlf~ Fred Douglass, tho" negro oratvr, was an
nounced lo speuk in Harrie''" -? on toe 22d, kui r?
i?rge erowJ of Gormans and Irish surrounded the
-building early in thc evening, and Frederick did
net "come to time." .
s YATE OF SOUTH* CAROLINA.
;ADJTAI?D.I\'0? GENERAL'S OtT?CB. |
CuAnurnTov AUCUM- ?2, 1?&?. j
iVLWJSRAL 0J{J)E?s?, SJJ. :;2.) . # . ;
?XHH I'OLLOWIXG PERi-OtfH HAVING
, RBCJ?lVEIQ a ni<j.jority"*"of .voty-s at. an
eieetlori hrM on the -Lit ult., fir FIELD OFFI
fM? Ht rf nf tho ;><..".* i ul e?.'s cr^acizod fAi*. Ional de>-"|
fenc-. and i?n*cia! service iu the State f->r the t-*rni
af *jr'mootba, in puisuanro of Urnernl Utd^s
No. 28, ?Mu-.-", froiu .this, otti'ta, arc horct.y do*
ii lir?id .md jnu -iuncrd duly ilected to tho offices
a? f*eri?in-ift- r so>t--d. anil will "ne obeyed andrea
peeled ucoordimdv. to-wit:
PIReT-BEGl.lfr.ST.
THO VAS IS, ROBERTS. Colonel. ' *
W. Ti. id 0DttB**. Lieut-uncut Colonel.
W. E. W'ELBOkN. Msior.
SKi>UXn BK?JMr.r??.
WI LL IA M I'Or.T, ColonoL'
G. A. LliWIS. Lieuten'aiit-Co)nn''l.
. WA LTKrt QUATTLEllAU-M, Maj jr.
.VOUl?rH hCGlM-INT.
J. H. W ITH li RS PO Ult , Colone!
F. J?. M EL L?TT, Lieutonaut-Colonel.
J. C. RYANS. .VHijor. .
FiFfii ntoiansT.
.J. Hi WILLIAMS.-CuloooL
JQitN A. RRADLEY, Lieutenant-Colonel.
fi. P. SAIH.^.Il, IVfaJor.
II. tn the 1 hi.-tl Kejitnent lhere was a failu'-f.
t'ielret'Fiel't Ori?e^rw; owing u> the fnilure loor
<ari'ze the C?ftpk?iiVj iu_thr Sixt^^nfh Rci,-imer:t.
?. C. M., ?Mtjirej nie Jay itLwIijch tb'e*ele<i?bh vii*'
orner?.d tu ha hebb An olection for FibTd "?riieerr:
of Jaid Ri*gim>iit will'bo urdt-rctl e-j eo1 n aa these
Coiiniitii?'? have V.?en or?anisie'l.
- lit The Colonels will eo??nato p?rsone f<ir.
thc K^iiimoutal brail", one Adjutant, one Qnar
teruiii.K.-r. onc.i'.iruo-.n, and o;.o AcairtMnt Sur
j*''on--th^r uppojutmont subject to thc approvul
of the Pr:>*?ile:it'. Cot.,nel>> will y;iJ">rt tlydr
lioioini tiona to this ofli-.'O, au 1 they " will bo fur
w;i-i|i;d for no pru yul.
IV. Tho Colonels cominandinfr the?? Regiment>
will h'lid themselves In readiness, to rep .rt wit,*i
their r-pi"'tivo coiuuiauds at tho shortest go?c?
.or ?iutv on ihe uvest. By coinm-in.i.
A. C. GAHLINOTOV. ?
Adjutant and Ius|.>ec'or-?)onoral S. C.
HSAPQUARTEB.S,
tfAMP OF INSTRUCTION,
CouUi?ni'A, S. C., Aug. 12, 1863.'
GESRHA I. Olil'UJt? XO: 1S3.
?THK Sup.-'riuindent of Conscription bavin*
? "r.ioicd tiia^t " all per?oes in the six month*'
iio^.p-," organiicil in ibis Stute for local (letr.ln:^,.
shall be iiLowod ".to rc.nain in their organisation*
for ?'ie pri?eiit," tfbe Orders from these llcadqnar
trr; ot July 27 afc so modifiud aa rait Hi mfuc-l
?bose p?-isuus who wore oieiubers of said Kegi
:ncnts al ihr iimethey trrre orgauixixL ,
.^JI. Ei.rolliiij: OSirers, until further ord-rs. wi!
not register as ".volunteers." give certificate.- o>.
tra;isporUiiou to,, nor in any maimer Interfere
with tb ?se who were members of said ft'-gimen,
nt toe ti u'e ot their organization, as to all others
liabie-lo cujiscriptien, wno w..rc nut tneinbers ot
sai-i IteKiuieut wbcii <*>r?:anized, (and who are re
quired to report b^ tho Orders of July 27th.) They
will proueed, us herutofore ordered, io conscript
th^se who do not report "as volunteers" by the
20th instant, und go forward by tao 1-t Septem
ber. . C. B. MELTON,
Comd't Cen.'Cripls, Ab.
Aug. 19 2t m . 33
State of South Carolina,
?D ? KJPI E 1> U DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
BY W. F. DtmSOE, Esq., Ordin-rry'of Edge
Qcld District .
Whereas,?Catherine Roddie hag applied to me.
for Letters of. Administration, on all and siuuular
the goods and chattels, rights and treillis of
Jacob Loddie late of tho District aforesaid,
dee'd. ' - '. . J ? -
These arc, therefore, to cito and admonUb al)
rind'singular, the kindred and creditors of th J
said deceased, to bo and appear 'before me, at our
next Ordinary'*- Court <or ibo said Districr, to be
holden <K-Edgefiold Court House, ?h'tfie^'bdaj
cf Aug. inst., to show* cause, if 'airy,"why the
said a'dmiuistration should not be granted.
(riven under myhaudand nea), this loth dav of
Au^. in the year of our Lord ?ne limnonnd
eight hundred a.ud "ixty-ihrec, W& in "tho eigh ty
eiirbth year of tho Independonr.fi of S. CarniinB.
. .. W. F.-DUfilSOE, O.K.?.
J'*u* 1? ? ^ _
Gra?itevillc Shirting,
Sheeting & Drilling.
4-4 "GRANIT ii VILLE SHEETING ; ,
7-8 .' SH?RTINjS ;
3-4 " . . - "
7.8 " ' DRILLING ;
VAUCLUSE OSNABURGS.
^"^V* YARDS of thc r.buvo Goods just re
??i\J\y ceived and will bo sold at a finall ad
vance on Factor? prices by . E. PEXN, Aj{t.
Aug ll_. . tf" ._32
:>;N?TT1I\G COTTON OX DALLS.
A
FRESH supply just received by .
. E. PENN, Agent.
Aug U . tf ? _?Ss
Egypt for Sale..
TKB LAND OF CORN AND WHFAT
.ontaining '2T0 Acie'f,' lying three mUui
froai Edgc?Md C.M. T?is place T**g?gT *
bo seen to be liked. S. JOHNSON..
Au? ll lm . 3*
^F?CrTbe Charleston Com-'cr will oopy fer on:
month and forward aocenntto this oflce.
To the Pubiio. k "
TUST received ftod for sale af the Store formor
tr.occupied by J. It. Moblcy A Co., an EX
iJEI.LENT QUALITY OF SALT, which J nil
ii'airiivlarge or s?mil quirn?ties tr) eplfr-purcha?eM
ind ol lov7 a< it can bc bought ia Ha?thufg o
Augusta uUrkol*. Also on hi.nrt; Bi-C..rb.'OMl
of SODA, SUGAR. RICE. COTTON nud WUOJ
CARDS: Abo, M?UHN1NG GOODP. Ready
Made CLOTIilKG, STATIONERY, A?.. Ac.
N. U-ALLAHER.
;; /ug ll 0l? _^_'_
NOTICE:
BILL DEARING will. al*nd Ibo FAL
SEASON of 18B3at Edgcfiald C. H; Hui
dayl! aud Tuesdays, tuc -oraaiudor of'the-8eaiii
ut Plarmon Gallmari*s, a't $26 the Season, whit
begra? ou tho I?.of August aud onda Ibo 20i
Oaixiber.
j Mares "ailing tn prove in foal by Dick ribos
hart, the Sprib'ti of 18C.1, mayjie sent thia Fall
Uoariug frto e? chai ge.
THOS. G. BACON.
Aug 19 - - $ ^A
j A Valuable Plantation
JTL PLANTATION c??ii?'si(,iu? '
Sixteen fiiifi'?ir?d wvr?il?y Acres.
More or leen. Ijic? on Jurie. y. Ct "_>k. Vid V-und
o'l.ly Muda sf C-d. J. C B.-;oke, Cap:. Eogene
Bur. t??orgc Bland at'd oihe-s. Tris Plai-t .rfun
is .-dura-red about 7 miles Norla; /if Edgenettf*Vil
Ugo.'on tho Nowborry Reid, in U plejitmat ?nd
herd i hy locality, nul it: thc nt UM ol' a rudneJ
mid ?in -'itgracnM? n"?ghb.irhi..-d.
About oc?;baU of this Tract lit L.n? is rlcnro-j,
and a ,"nsidc;nbli. portion of ic in a high stale
of cultivation. The other half of tb?e Traut ta
in nat ire fortist-abounding in Oak, Hickory au?l
Pine growth.
There aro on the premisos all aacoaanry planta
tion building*-hil ?ir good l^p-ir. Th.a Traal ta
well v.-arered, and is one of thu bett 'rangea fer
eat'lr io .the Dlslrft-t.
Th? lund U w?.l adapted to Cotton, Coru,'
.mali ?raia, Ac, .
For timber Luforui*tion apply to Mr. Ja... M.
EtierruJii, m in? aliena". ?D?J, Edgeheld. 6. (X.
?- ELBERT BL.?VD..
Jul? 7 , ti 27
"^"Charleston Courier win plojse^c?py twice
<i week r.^onc m .nth and forwu-rd'ari-ountr forth
with to this omeo.
LAND FOR SALS. "
IE Hi;b-'. ri?er otl'-rs .f.r ?aie i-riv-uely tb.
Holl ESTBA? I'LA NT.Vf ION ?r
xiv!
T
Jeuu?:.??,'dc>:d., in M;I.?UL1 Oi??triet, enuiaiainfc -j
I K?/t*, H<;NI>K.;?> ACH?;?, '
Situ.te on Sl-^oim'TrcVIr* nw the Rvo.l ?ieadiui.
; fm?i*Augiiaia to Calhoun's M?i?, 2M ibilts fron?
' Augujta, ami uouuoou by tamis of Dr. J. J?. Cart
ledge. Mrs. C-.rueiigo, C. JJ. Buir aud others.
Jiberu aro on chu pl?ce a cu?jforUlde Dwelliug
House an : all ueeeasary oQrbuildin^s. There aru
.?.vuuty-livo acres of g>.od bottom laud, ?ind thirty
^cre^.of land^?wn-rn "Wheat, and ub?ut forty ic.
.bits. The plie? is well watered und.timbered aud
is iu a high stat* of cnltiYntiou.
?If"a purchaser an bp; found soon, I will sell
???tb . ne place Seventy live Hoad ol .S bc op, ?tock'
of CH rt I?, Ac.- "
Or. J-J. ?ar?l?dga ?r the,. Subscriber will take
plosjurc in showing the piece to any one desirous
of'purchasing an .xceltont plantation.
.ii?rTernis ert'v.
. W. Ii. J FINNIN C 3, Ex'or.
Mar 4. tf 0
. HEAUQUAilTSRsT"
OFFICE CJIt^r COMMISSARY, l' .
CtfAKLiSSTu:?, 3. C., July 24, ISoM. J
JTTfAjTIKQ beeji appointed Chief Commissary
Kl. lorthe Srate of Soitfh Ccrolinn, ? wilb aj?
provai of the Secretary of Wgr, ?iib i n s tr nemma
:u ?riv'de tba minie lalo Divisions, l.-r the pr.tpo.*
e?lk<;i)i.u und Jb"ioU.io?i ot cup?.l:. s,, I I,?ve
Bridad the State ioliT'ftVo' divisions ;' ioi euch ol
iVhtch divi-nous u Division commissary hus boau
ipp-dntad uy tbe.Coiumiss'*ry General.
Division No. l,.Capi.<in Rn L. Simon?. 1).vision
oom m usury, otfibrsces . the Districts ol' P?keln.,
Aiidcrsou, Gre?crilic, AbUet'ille ?bd*p?r>bl Euge
.a-ei.i adjoining, j
Division No. 2,-Capuin S. C. Means, Dividan
commissary. ouiPP'.vcii thc Districts of*Spa'thu
'?. fr, 1.? -rousj Lfbioli, Newberry and putt ot
Ed'gofield.
Divi.i-.n No. 3, Capt. J. D. Witherspoon, Divte
oii eomoits-- .ry, en.bracts Hie iLrtrictc of York.
Chester, Fautiuiu, Li.ueasier, Kershaw and RicU
i?rio. *
Division Nu. 4, Captain J. F. ltjlwy, Division
. oiiiinisiTiy, eiui'iMcex lue Dis'riots.of Lrxin^rnu.
Oriiiigeburg, Barnwell, Colietuu air' pari ot UJge
liald.
Division No 5, Caplabi Wm. Nettles, Acting
Division commissary; embraces .toe Disrneta ul
Cb .-i-Ji ?mili, Marlboro' Durlingt.-n ."tl..rio;., Sum
fer, Williamsburg and Clendon*.
. Tho .?ivisioii commissaries will publish a list of
their Sub coiaiuis-arics aud A genii, ua soon a/
cbey aro appointed.
- E.ich Division commissary is furnished with
thc power of iuiuressmeut, .iud will when UcCeapa
ry f'.r tb?.suivis enc? i>f tho Army, -impress aub?
. i-'t-Mica S'-.TCS- within their" Divi-ion n?ugfi'** Xor ?J
wi., pay tug aeson! lng to mc i.-.tea. ?xed by ti;.,
.ctiwdino ol' toe impresiniiont Counuissiouers.
Speculators aru warned not to offer for/iui>rL>ionce
prices Uuy.iud ib..?v ?.VeU by Ibu sour.lute.
Nu Coiuioissiiry nor Government Agent, from
iil.r quarter, is authorized under auy pretext to
.mrobiis?. i ubiistonee alores iu ibis Stale, except
mulei ion ."dev of ibo Dtvibiob eotumi^-tnriee
ilnive nnineii-?il b^ing tue design of tiwi Secreta
ry, of Wa?1 to prevent comp?tition between the
commissaries of difierent States. Thu D?vi.-iou
coniDiis.-iiries are instructed therefore, to prohib?:
?nteri n- nee within their Divisions, to prevent the
ih.tpnvirt' ot supplies pirehaaed \,y Comuii.-M.riet
or i'--iuiui.-S!iry Ageuts under other ii<an their au
tboriiy, ami io. impress the cfor*.- it nr?ca?ary.
II. C. G I*ERIN,
Major und Coinibiesasy &uu?iaienrn.
Aug. 12 St ?'1
"AA Yd?. Handsome Knglish Prints;
WJU Five Pieces English LUNG CLO.H ;
Dailies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFS;
Greta' do. rio.
Ladies' Black Cotton HOSE ;
.. . Mixed " "
Misses' ". " ' "
L?di?s' SILK BELTS ?
Also, a great variet-y of other desirable Goods,
just received by . JS. PENN, Apt.
Aug O tf 31 '
Sugar and Ric8.
TWO Hogsheads fine CROWN SUGAR ;
One Tierce-Fresh fita- RICE,-'asl received
by E. PENN, Agent.
Aug 4 <f ai
A Steward Wanted.
AN election-will bo held by thc Commissioners
of the Poor at the Patir House ni Tuesday,
tue 1st Sept., f'.r a STEWARD oj the Puor
H no io. Applicant* fur tl. e fit ii a1ion will apply at
that time. M.. F?AZIER, Choir.
Aug 4 <i>i SI .
C
Spelling Books.
ALL at io? Hamburg Pnst Office ?nd git your
SPELLING BOOKS for your children. .
R. L. GENTRY, P. M. '
Hamburg, Aug 4- . 4t . S4
WHEAT WANTED -
A? ?rani?e Milis, An?csia, Gcorgla.
TllE UjlSorsi?ned; having'purchased tba above
well-Tmnwu MELLS; situated on the Augus
ta Canal, (fnriox rlv owne'd hy B.-H. Warroujj will
pay tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE hr 'both.
KJ?D ANI> WHITE WHEAT. Partios
desirins t" sell will please call on
. ?1?O. Ti JACKSON A GO.,
Nn. 2IS Masonic Hall Building, Bru?*l St.
Augusta^Ga., July 7 . 3m? , ? 25
^Estate Notice,
ALL perar.r.s in anywise Indebtid to tho Estate
of E. M. Penn, dee'd-, aro earnestly request
ed,to porno forward and settle up" without delay.
Tbd?'e having claims agaicst said Estala will ren
der them in', properly attested, at an early date.
. G. L. PEXN, Adm'oy.
' .Aug 4. . tf . - 31
. Wheat.
THOSE wishing to sell Whent will please, git?
me a o*ll M I will satlsiy. them ?5 to regard,
price ?. E. BOWELS, ?gwt.
P July 28 ' tf . 29
ALL.peraona buria?; c'lolnio aifainat tbs Ke?an
of Kdward Washington Wwdfc, detTih, wil
ortKeot them, properly attcsnxl,. for pay mr nt. an.
those ind-hied t-o.said JSUtate are to^uosUJ.^
ci-iuo'forwai d aud i?ay UTJ forthwith.
. MARY KoCAlNfi?-Adu?'fr.
CaiA ttttafktnlu U.IH?*O.
Aug 4 i _. .<* 31
Graniteville Gioth !
P")R . do at M. LebescbuWa's old stahd a lot t
GlwVNITEVILLE CLOTH, st reasouabl
vrloes. Cloth wilPbe o?ohaused fer Bacen.
July 23. .. tf ' 3U
A
Shoe Thread, .
L VP.GE supnlv of SHOE THREAD In bal
and hanks, for .ale by- ^
AuSU .
For' H hen?.
NAT RAM Y, br. . .
T. H. CLARK . '
?. fe. W?ST, ' ?. .
JOHN BLAND,
9. V. COOPER, ?
WILLIAM Sf ?KEox / '
For Tax Co J loiter.
JACOB HU? ET, T
STARLING TURNER,
C. M. MAT,
CHARLE8 CARTER.
BERRY IIOK??K, .
W. H. .HOLLOWAY,
BE1\J. ROPER,
- JAC7T80N COVAR.
6. HnRR?S?N,
For Clerk.
D'
For Ordinary.
W. 7: DURISOE. ?
Dentistry !
|H. ?. I'AKKfcH will be Is kW ?re?
'regularly ?ftf.ii liar during ??>U-?*y .oot'o".';
but-after tuen hu will only be th?T?? o???de?r"\>,...
.i bi? Pr- fasshilloj eagajTOioonts tbr'iojjbem iL?
District demand much of iris attention. -
Haviii< te ?*+y toe highest Cash prices Mr
Dentistry ^?.'..riais,' be will berecitor work C-KLT"
"CR CASH.
jgjpt io vn . ^_ si
Nails ! .Nails !
J?ST receded'TH IvfcE K.EGS X Al L?-S, 1 .
und-lSll. Pofralaby ' E. PENN.'-Ag*.
. -Jane 17 ' tt *V -.
Negroes
WE WISH tu parekase FIFTY LI R li LY
YO I X; N3SKO?8,ea4*re W?i**4 v
to oay ?he HlOEE?T CASK PRICKS. ' *
I?, We here ?n hand * LlkELl tt U?L?'S TFI?l'.
Ft?t*H CHILDREN wb:ch io ?i'll fe #H??d
sell or 'exchange for otb?? Neg'***-- ip* e
. - GEOVER A SLL^lA?i
Jan 28 . - * ? . .
State of S?uthl!ftii,ii?-i,P
. * EDGEPIELJJ DIST-?1CT..
IN VkBLXAHT.^ .
Sf? A. Ransom, A .'m.'r.- nt vio jacule 1 *
ol' ?. (j. ???llmaii, d?Vd., % - I
v.. / \
K. Bushnell ui.d wife Luc.j?.t'*,
"irv E. Trhm.n ?od ??tl.tr* J
WHEREAS M A. HANSOM,- A.?.?Ten.VP.
.of the Batato of Sutil H.?%}*!.e??.?, <4a<*'?.,
.j'.? applied to m'j. by ptti'' iu writing, prayiag.'
.bat a pert of the preeoe- i tee Kal Estate-ot
ibo said Sar^b R. Oaliir .., gee'd., snay b. atrial
? ver to him, lo sut'? -t'y .?b? agaiast .1? ,;,?a K?
-atc ; and it a^peariug te ay ,?ti.f??riea .kat
William fr. Cul--rnau end l?ievdisUa "Se*<dj md
.ls wi?e Eiizalterb, two of the DofeitUttta io ?'*?
.above staled casey regido Lo ?LB tko liait* rf iii*
State. . Ft is tbert*fora ordered ead ?Jtoraed that
:hry do appear at a. Court ef Ordinary fe bu' Lol
j len al E?a< Kid u.'H , f?r E.-'.vicI'd Jdsj-iet, en
Monday,Jie 31?t day ??f Au.ust, If-??, to show *
.>at:.-c,-U "miy they ra:-jrWBy ? perliea of '.he.j.re;
:;eeds of the .?ale of thc Keel ErJnti: of , Sarai? Rt
bi?iiin, dce'd.,_.o-ld by me for partiliop evd sU
.'i.?ion,.should not bo paid ?vcr to Ibo said Al. A.
(Ians rn, to liquidate tte celts agoicat -said j},,
'ute, cr Iheir coi.sont to the t.tci viii oe aglo/ed
v?f record.*
01 von und<>r my band and leal, this ??* ?I ?J
. lay-ol" May, 16?3.
W. F.-JJURISOK,*** .
dunc 3 _ ' ?ns .
SUNDRIES,
rAA *ACRX ff. C. bAJL'I> ?W oad-dry/
U\nJ 50 ?? I.Irerpool if/?LT;
15? ?blD. H. C. FLO I) K \
150 ' ?? and JUult'Rbis.O; Syrup:
100 ROYOS Fink t.hcwing TOBACCO j
50 bili. Applr antr-Fearh Bruad) \
IO .* Fii?.? Corn YThishey }
MALAGA aud PORT WINE;
CHRKRY BRANDT and CORDIALS; .
BOTTLED LIQUORS and WINES ;
41 Kegi Bi-Carl?. 8Cl>A.
F.IPR, MEAL, PPICES; ?UM Jr ci
Together with a good assortaient of EAII?BLT
QROCER??S,-ou band and for salo by ?
As tiTEVENS,
Augufu; Uso.
Muy 20 _ Om J? .
CouiffliUed te the Jail
Ol' this District, en tho 13th inri., a vir.t? man
wiio says his name ia ELBERT, but ie fro
.'UHutly caliea Albert, and that he belongs ta jax.
K i nr. living arAthnta. O's. Elbert say* bo "es
..rrestod-wben ht his wifo's house la the upper
part of this District. Sais) Rlbert is about 27
years of age, weighs nbr-ut ISO paurMs, is 5 feet
9 inches high, dark' complected. No marks or
jcars noticed
The owner is requested te e?me forward, prov*
property, p,.y charges and take him away, other*
wiso he will bo dealt with as tho law dire??i". ?
L. H. MCCULLOUGH, J. 2. ?.
June 24, tf fi?
SALT FOR FARMERS !
HAVING acrnnted the Abessy of aa extweir?
il A LT vrRiS, 1 will be able io ??aiaJi
SALT in large wr small quantities, wad wAl ho
governed by the lowes; market prie* ia.HamlUrg
or Au ?MIA.
S. E. BOWKXt. Agent.
Hamburg, Mar M -3m- 13
Notice.
A LL persons iodebud to'Ute Estate ei 'Jame*
C. Henderson, de?'d., aro roqaoe?ed io make
oaymentby the 1st "day ofOetebar, lift, and.
tboaohaving demands against said Estate are re
quested tn present thom forthwith, aa I dMlro to
make a final settlement on Chat day. .
. - - L. COKLEI, Adai-r.
Oe? 1, 18?2. ; ly ft
Notice. .
ALL persons'bavin'g.deKands against the Ba
U to of William.E. Middlotoa, dee'd., ara re
quested to present them to the undcrsitrnod; eat I
those indebted to said Estate are roqaestoi to
make immediato payment.
EMILY MIDDLETON, Aarn^a.
Mar 4 . t
Kag? W^t$ri.
CLEAlTCOTTON AND LD?a?R RA?lf cu U
udd for oash st the Siiwritvcr IAM "
Ane. ?7- tf - U
Notley.
A LL persons fndehtad tu tao Katata cf John R.
A. Gwaltney;'doc'd., are requeaUd to saak? f?y
ment- r?: early aa possible. Thew harli.; olaina
?j?thst fha R?tate will press?t th***, ira^.rly
attested, to. Dr. A. G. Teague, my aalkeriiod
ag?nt. L?CY GWALTNEY, Ex'or.
Doe 8, 1362. ly; M.
A
.NOTICE.
LL persons having elalma againsf th* Bctatsj
. ? of Dr. J. Harwood Burt, deo'd,, ar* ooti?ad
w pwseat thom, prep#rly atteiUd, aa tba under
signed w proparod ta pay. the lame, T'BMS? ?R?
rlebtod ta ?.aid SlUta art *WHW*fi2S^P?*??i?
iv, * ' W. Si. BTWr, E?'or;
yjaaii ; ir ' ?.
Salt a&cl Rice.
JUST received .and fof laU THREE TI^RMB
rery saperier 6ALT and O-HK TIK?CE NEW.
rlTCE. ? E. PENN, Art.
May 50 ... ?tf ??
n . ,, . .-_-et? I ???? ???? e.*^sn..j Ity ?
Taixn?irry Notice.
?ROM, this dato I will TAN and DRESS, ail
J? good DRY HIDES- delivered at my Yard'
ior ONE THIRD of . tho Luathcr- allowiuj. tk?
ownor of tho Hides my part at tho lowest market*
pr i co. WILLIS ROSS.
July 13 3ia? . 28
Notice.
ALL Persons harii-.g demands against tho E?
tnte'of J. K. B-ukhalter, due'd.. ara re
quested lo present them, proeerly attested, by
tho llr.t i-f t.'ctobt- ; riu'd also those indebted
axe requested tu make payment by that lim?.
ta. iUIsHULl^sV feW
i ,?uiy 2? %B . ~