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B The Horrors of the Cold. Kbc St. Louis and Chicago papers of the Kt week iu 'January, are tilled \vit7i details ?lie intense cold weather in the West, and B suffering and death incident thereto. HU Chicago the effects of the storm were Bful in thc extreme. On Friday thc ther Bnetcr fell as' ?ow as 20 degrees, and on ?at Bay ut one o'clock, to 25 degrees below ze B Many people were frozen to death. The. Bible ?nov.- storm, accompanied with high Bits, which piled it in huge drifts, obstruct Bhe regular passage of trains, and much Knsc suffering, andie some affin?es, death B the consequence. The Tidies says : Bbc fierce tornado sweeping over the prai B Siled the air with moving clouds of snow, B piled up hugo drifts between the fences, Big the railroads, until ihe tracks almost Brywhero. w?ro impassible by trains. B'tie train cn the Michigan Central railroad, Bch was due at Chiea.o at half past 10 Bock on Thursday evening, proceeded with Bit difficulty until within about four huu Bl yards of tho Michigan Southern crossing, Be sevenxniles out. There at six o'clock ?Friday morning, almost eight hours be Bd time, the train plunged into an immense ' Br, which lay directly acrc?s its way. and Bl ly stopped. Bhe scene, when the passengers realized B perils of theirsituatioa, was so terribly Bl as to baffle alt description. There'were Br a hundred passengers on lxiard, many of Bn being women and children, willi hut ? Brt supply of food. Bac by one, out into the blinding storm it these who were able, and. diggiug.down )Ugb the snowdrifts which were piled over rn, they tore up the fences near the road, i brought them as fuel to the cars. . Soon ew peril broke out among the passengers. ? roof of the car rook fire from the heated :, and as the wind caught the flames they red aud crackled and curled downward ard thc passengers as if in mockery o ir misery. The snow was bau ked almost he bottom of the car, and to separate it B the others by band was an utter impos Uty. in this momcut of peri! thc women vied tb the men in their efforts for the common sety. At first it seemed as if all hope to tiuguish the flames were vain, but energies :re not slackened or hearts unnerved. The jtest was brief but desperate, resulting thc flames being quelled. The wind and a suow came rushing in at* the gt eat apor re in the roof, aud tue car war. no longer lable. Ail thc passengers tiic:i withdrew the next oue. Proper pr?cautions were <er? atraint a similar disaster there. But i ash ess had. u i; fort anal? ly oe-ea en tirely re ved from, the stove in this" car, ana; when jcipating no danger, tho floor*of ih-j ear ic lire from the bottom M the stove. It :ti*igai?.lcd iban ll.;; other. . '.!.-r?-hfo laborer ifcitil thc Abor nad b-.-en cut md tba: car thus -tendered untenable Merca bot without e?ii :r'jQ ,por;ion ol pike paescngers of the entire tr.-.in were huddled together in the only remaining It was now ne-arly two o'clock in. the hternoon, and there were no signs of the lorin abating, or of atty deliverance reaching lictn. 1 Suddenly, however? they were started into Pw hope by the arrival,of a tr/ain on the fcehif.a-1 Soother*) KailroaJ. It stopped al t" crossing of two road*?, only some four pndrcd yards distant, ?u.d- ir j conductor, sig liied sis readiness to take passengers of the ?B ic higan Central trdin into the city. Thu "erk of transferring them was immediately ??1* tnsaccd, thc engine in the meantime inov lg tho tr?.jn slowly backwsrds ?? pd forrard ? prevent the snow Com drifting around sad ? u?er it. The cii.-tunce between the two j ttjna. nearly four hundre^byards, was lilied Un a drift nearly ten feet in depth, and to uke the passage*from one ti* the ether was work cf great labor and difficulty. The ore-' was at Up hight, and t|ic cold so in nse tii?t the faces of the women f-.nd chil-i cu .vere frozen almost as soon as they came n contact witfi the wind-turning white a< I stftntly a-5 if they bad been plunge! ja uod j g water. Scarcely any one made the pas ge from one train to the oilier without being | idly frostbitten; many quite seriously. The women and children had to bc carri'il er to the other train, and not a few men ho essayed it bad to demand assistance, lis was cheerfully rendered by volunteers om araoi:g the Michigan Southern passen . B The rescued passengers, immediately upon rheir arrival at the Michigan Southern train, were made as comptable ao p> aable. Tbo&e who were frozen wera promptly attended to. indies tearing up their handkerchiefs and Lar?s to rub the frozen feet, face and banda Pt their unfortunate fellow-travelers, j The Michigan Southern ?wdn was likewise- I Ldockaded by t-.c spow, Jfcs BOfldil?tA- - .1 bli?ed toloave rh. - wj" I ** -o car m a snowdrift, and BO on to Chicago to acquaint tba people with ihe condition ot affiirs. It was soon known [bat " two hundred men, wemen at.d children were freezing to death within four miles of Chicago." Sleighs, blankets, buffalo robes, providions, ?c., were immediately procured, and a party started for tho train. The details f their adventures, although very iuterest- j g, would occupy too tauch of our space. ; ujllce it to state, that they were all gotten j 3 the city, though much frost bitten. ' j The following terrible incident is given iu he Chicago Tribune of Jun. 4th : About thirty miles -from thc boundary linc et ween Michigan and Indiana, iu the latter tate, about midway between Centertille and rown Point, lived a German, with his wife nd live children.named Krulzrr. Thc old est was a boy of seven yeats of ago, thc next a boy of live, and three giri.:-ail of less agc than the boys-the youngest but au infant. The country where the family resided is very roiling, aud Chesnow bad drifted into thc lad lows making ibo rosd.i almost, if cot wholly, impassable for pedestrian-:. Thc driver of the sugo coach coming from Crown Point to Luke, via Ceuierviiie, Hsmd that Kruger's dwelling Katf be?n burned to tho ground it is suppled tbe-nigLfjircvious Iv, but nu.io of tho l?mUy were to be *een. About a mile further on, however, ue*Wts5 horrified to lind the father and t'u,e two boys j;.,/.i" death. The boys >vere in the fathers arm* d im be b id fall? . ati'J :: is sntHos.''. v.i'L (hen after Laving beeil so .far affected with the ?ros: s :K>; to be .rr-,.; ip proceed. The three ?**erps?? ?ere plauttd -in. tba stage but before '<'< bad proctfedetl-mosc than aquar ter ol' a mile on it? ?H;*Hri&ttrVu"thc' body of the cid,,t girl :: ibi wi c'.^-ii 1-, ,?? ~:r. wnerc ti bad wrapped t:-.;Uv., u *Iy t, wi.i: aipund .>, .i d?;| o.-:Uul bj li-i .?cary muU.es white ye-t ?...livii. ni ibo hope that some chance travel-.- m:;ht rescue it from an inipc?iding'*ffot?;' Tbii co- p-e, t-io. V.-..S p aced in ibe coach .v.-d ? .n\n it starr? a on its Way; Cr,!y ts n::.T, :.:'".cr ii -J rc ii:.g R .-':;;t ?. ?i.-t.ti'Cf. the Ufele i'e-:.!-^;;- of tue muLhcr^ vt itb t'lf- two yonoj?-t cbjbdren. Tba h..dy of rite mother was^rtandritg erect ?ti. it (iii.:, ??b thecliildreuinberar^cj, ??c young, C.-it ?lia beiD^J al the bre.-.it, Tko ??ven lifeless bod:* i were tferivcy?! io Ceiitervifld by ll.c ilriv-.-r oft'-.e sfa^'e. ftL wlirdi place ikey were decently ?bt?rred bv ?..c in habiUnts. After :.i : h?t:';*3 arfiu 1 Rounded Jews ld fia Liethrcn tn 'lal oliy. ? j&he Knmpton lesion. The following General Order will be Sund bf interest by the friends of that gal huit eom mvad : * HEADQUARTEB?: IIAMI'TON LEGION', December 19, IB63.; General Orders Xo. -. Thc Colonel commanding congratulate you upon the part you have taken in the campaigns ol' the corps in East Tennessee. Since arriving on the soil of the State, you have borne, with veteran endurance, the hard march, dangerous and responsible outpost duly, and comfortless, bivouac. With uncomplaining . and cheerful spirit, you have borne the privations and wost* ol' the Southern soldier ; and on every occasion where you have met tho enemy, you have not failed to drive him before you. " On the night of the 2Slh October, in the battle ofLookout Valley," with impetuous dash,' you broke his line-, captured his tamp and a number of prisoners, willi a stand of colors. The names of thc gallant spirits who fell on that night .make another brilliant page fur the Legion's i: Rolfof Honor1'-the bravo and soldierly Lieutenant G. M. Williams, Corporal W. D. Bennet, (who fell nobly bear ing his regimental colors), T?O?. F. Lorine;. John E.'?auidin, Jus. H. Burdine, G. W. Rodgers. J.. W. 0. Whide, J. C. Chapman, \V, H. Keller, B. J. Bars, W. P. Hehde?son and W. W. Posey. -. lu the heavy skirmishing, on the advance to Knoxville, you sustained the foss of that aceompltiftcd gentleman ard gallant officer, ? Lieut. W. A. ?H?nncry those distinguished non-commissioned olUc-er?. Sergeant J. B. Williams, Sergeant W. IL Buss, Corporal R. Oabeen, and Privates John D. Warren and V. C. Mattesoo. The name and character wliich, by }-our uniform soldierly conduct, aud dasWnd dur ing in action you have won your command, give assurance that, in thc future of the war, you will ?ara fresh laurel's for yourselves- and country. By order. M. W. GARY, Colonel Com manding. B. W. BALL, Adjutant.; THE RI?ET WAY TO FEM..- When Craw ford, of penitentiary 'notoriety, commanded the Federal renegado Fast Tennessee troops stationed at Rogerville, ho went to John Young's and mounted eight of his young ne groes. Forming them iii front of the hgusc, be "called Young out and informed him that he must take off his hat mid cheer for Lincoln. Five minutes were allowed Lim to decide bc tween de?tli and a com; liauce with the order. MragJjford, Mr. Young's daughter, c<itno ont and ftP?b? her father, :i don't do it, father. Let them shoot. I had rather soo you dead than know that you had cheered for Lincoln." Mr. Young quietly requested bis daughter to feel no uneasiness about bim, to iviire to tho *tse, f?-r he would not cheer for Lincoln, cr anything that would dfilionor bis family. ;.' Pluck will win," thought the dastards, and ?Mr. Young neither cheered fer Lincoln, nor was killed. Mr. Yo'ungis a man of the right s tam pt-Atlanta Register. . --? ? *-! DON'T KALI, TO EDIX?ITE voua CHILDREN*! -Il amid thc- excitement and tumult of war, the education of your children is neglccte I, the whole nation will reap the bitter fruits of this n?gligence for many years io come. The boys that arc now running .wiid about the streets, wiii in a len vesta, haye cotrirol of the' -country.,'atid will hare thu manage; ment of ail affairs both in Church Rhd State. A very heavy responsibility then rests upon parents and guardians of the present dir}' if thor do not educate the?h in such a mauner aa Bf prepare them for ?br- iinport?nt places they will haye to ?i!l iu thc future deistiny of tn?.- country. Education is a companion which u. .misfortune can depress, no crime.can de stroy, no despotism, enslaved At home, a friend-tibrosd, an introduction-iii solitude j a solace-ttnd ?n society an ornament, It ? chanten- vlce? iSguiues virtue : it gives at once grace and govelrnmcat te genius. Dpctscpi?' C-.ru..-A W!ir.e!|n? ya., naper tcllsriho ammxeti decidedly cool incident. One of our city pbys?i-ns hr.; fur some time past bee? attending a vating girl who ha? b-en sadly d?rangea. Yesterday, tn. see what e?i'o'?l it would have, he poured abo?t a piut o' watsj* ijppn h<?r bead, The g'rl Vas then permUtcd ti go im?? ?S?t?Cr M.-^ v;k,p? sj.e. conducted h?rsej?rcry quietly. Thc ductor was about leaving the house; when the girl, who was standing in thc dour of the ^oni, beckoned for him \o ooma to her. She step? ped bac?? ''n?' the room, and, cs thc decter " as about to como ni. she threw a bucket ol water upon him, remarking that his face need ed washing as much us {-.cys aid. Thc wife of a Bishop of England died re - cently, and beings woman rert-u.kable (of her piety sud, ej?oeljpnw? al c.b^iTtc(or, hw '-* Bnaie vfere c-xi?cst?d to fan . . wd~ao?.~- . . >?w??i. .j were. Just before she expiren thc good woman said to her attendants : '.Re member to give the Bishop his warm soup every Dight,'*1 Thc Nashville Press says that a negro and his bach were hired recently to take it? the peat-Lou-o three Federal soldiers r.f?ieted with tbs small pox. Oil nearing the bqck water, the negro, for th? first time, learned that his passengers were small-pox cases. This W frightened bim that he .lumped from his scat and "Tan oil'. One of thc solilii rs then look tho seat with'tho intention of driv ing himself and comrades to their destination. Being unacquainted with the ford, he drove off an embankment into deep water, and be fore any one could go to the rescue, the sol diers w?re drowned, as were also the liol "cs. .* -?-?w-o--z KOJ'L OF HONOR. j 7'u tit Fiiutilic* of Deitaied Soldiers : The Legislature has continued thu ugoncy to ' record tho naces of soldiers from this Stats who j hnvo fallen in iorvice or died from discaso during ; the present war. Tho following resolution was ? adopted hy hot'u brr-nches of thc Ocncr.il Assem bly-: '''liv-nlved, That tho Agent do urge, by public advertisotuent, tho families cf ?loee.:sed soldiers j to report to.him, that hu juay ha vb tho means cf V< riJyjng ?iud correcting Regimental rcturr:-." In accorda noe with tho abo^jgh* resolution ol' the I Oen?ral Assembly, I earnestly request thc fami j lies and fri'-utl* of deceased soldiers to forward lo i inc thc names of thc brave men who have fallen : in battle;or*died hs service during the preccnj ! war. Tho icfortliajliou required ls thc* nsiuu, rank" j t.umber of rrgimcnt, loiter of company, dato of ? ?catii, came cf death, in what bailie, cr where ! died.' . '; '. ' : ? v aid also i iir:?ci|ly request all the Cf-mniand j ?hg officers of legitneiiti from this Stute to for ! wir-1 mc official retares of tho casualties in their I rcspicdve'comlaaiiJa from the beginning! cf tho war, and ta conllupe said returns during their : tcrta of ;-eiv:c'-. ,s . :lvr.r the Itt ll of llonc?- may ; h.' as perfect and complete a's poc'tilde. WM. il. JOi?NST?Iv, lt ...?<-ni ir g Agent of il-.- 'Slate, j. .fi?T" til] 'i?e >> pora ':; th* i:'t:::e -AVI\ pleace {...;... ?fircc'?iiucs, :. .! forward tills tomb, :.s a Kec?rdiag Ajent uf thc Stale. > J.:n. <; St 2 Medical Notice. 'E, tho undersigned, Practicing Physicians agrea to thc fellowing scale of minimum charges for thc present, or until further notice : Viaiit ia the Village,.'..$5,00 Visit in Country. 4.00 I ?lr??age,.*.. 2,00 : Consultation fcc,.25,00 j Obstetrical foo in dav.....-10,00 '?. * at night.....:.WftO There will bc a corresponding i?crcasc ia S?r gieal and other cases. Difficult ??ad tedious Ob statrical cases will bo charg-d moro, and in pro portion to the ter vicua rendi-red. Services rendered after 0 o'clock at night will bc charged one-half ai-uve tin; above rates. , J. P. tl Kl Ff IN, E. J. MIMS, -. w.u. Bur.T, . A.?G. TEAGUE, t M. \V. ABNEY. J.-, n'y 1 sc, 1 SOI. 2t .'. A Call for volunteers For Twelve .liou?l?s' Confederate Sc: -vice in thc Sttite.? COLUMBIA. ?'. C., ?s. 22, IS??. HAVING received instructions tr oui tho Barone of CofcWip.tioa, St Ifticbniondj dirpngh ibo CuiDUand?lH ?. Conscripts for South Carolina*, ti, raise SIX COMPANIES OF MOUNTED MEN fur tbVporpcso of arrcetiag Deoortc.i and delia qtsenis ftv.in Cvuseriptioaijia? '?ls? for the parp?se of resisting any "local layasions" or raids that may be attempted by thc .Vl-vlil'onii'.s, such .-ttl thority on my' part is thus made known to thc citizens of the State; in ord.'-r that this most impor tani -err'u-o n\iy hu rendered the igrc.it canse of Southern Independence. m It is proposed to f<.na the Battalion from d Ex empt? tiu-? Non-Couscripts," each Company to consist of notJcsa than 00, nor more than 100, rar.lt or.ti file, to elect its own officers, and to'fur. ni^li it? own horses. - Artus., fsabra and carbine j and accoutrements r-j;lU furnished by tho Con federate Government : and peri Ons desirous o!" joining the corps can report, either .Individually or in organize?) obavpaniss, to the nearest District or Congressional Enrolling Officer; who is author ized !u~!?U??er in and report them to mc at these Headquarters. The above* cardia issued with tho fui i consent of the State authorities. The form of service will bo for' twelve months, and its sphere of action local-that i.-:, within tho State. AX&E? J. GRE KN, Major and Enrolling Officer. Jan. 2" it- 5 STATE SOUTH CAROLINA-. ?Vu V ' ' **. ' * -J ' .' -* f 2 * ' IX* f?' 4**V*.**<?*:i W -*7 /iVi*?^??r/2 X V;'v.-: ? - . ADJ'T AND IN?'Oll-GENVj OFFICE, Coot?tciA. January 27, 1S0?. G IC WK AL 0 ?ID Eli NO. 2. ?ALL malo white persons in ibis Slate belwcc.-i . the ages of sixteen (1,0) and -?:v?;> (60) years, wno uro not actually ia Con fi derate military ser vice, aro rcydred tu rep\?rt in j-wsoh. f->r enroll mint to t-ie S.tatc Enrolling Officer ufahe Judicial District ia which they respectively rcsj?l?j*at the Court 11-iiis..- of .-aiil Ditlrict, on or before tba ?Otb of March next, and give lo said Eu oiling Officer thoir nain ?\ "ages,* an-l the Militia bea! in which they respectively reside. LL Ali persons, except taos;? NoOVO too ago o? fifty years, claimingexemption from State military service, ere required to present tl?.ir claims ty the District f?nridjing Officer, on or bofvro llio day above mentioned,' or lacy will be lUt>jo :.> forte;. tbcir_rigut to ih'o'aaute, in pursaanve ol tba Aci of thc ijoiu-r.ii Assembly; and person; claimicg exempti-.n onJbu ground ot [-hysfcal .disability, trill bc examined by lue Surgeon ol tho District, nt suck times as he may uMi-a io ciders, oh or before thc day abvvo specified: lil. No claim for exemption wiU bo.cr.terfftin?d it this c2i^2 i-niil ?ist beaVd be fere thu Enrol..:;: Officer and reported imf or. by him. Ii". Persons bidding certificates of cxempfinii from this nineo will exhibit the same lo the Eh rolling Officer >..:" the Districr, w!:o is auUioriied to lict'.r evidoDoe in rei?tio? to tlc legality of ibo situe, an J report thc facts to,thi-r bfiice, and all rash ccrti?cat?e ns prove not to-bo in aecordancu wit li lair will L o rcvoRdl. Vi Pcrsuns wk? ....vi. boca cramp ted from Cou federale -i.rvi.-c are rcipdr?d'to s-ltoiy their ceriiS t?at?s of exemption to ;'ac Hi -.tc Esrolliug Officer, and if they are not .t':~<i exempt liy the laws of ike Stale; tiny W'Jll bo held lisbie Iq Stufe service; VI. Perons ..t?o r.rc now in Con federate rico f.ir sis m mihs t-r ji ^naer lija:, ar*'* " '. i ru (bi?. espiraUOu of lbU?- *" . -?q???!?! i^"...-. . .. ierm ol rei vice, or un .. .u-j mo service, ?u'ess curclleil K* conscripts, to report to tho Di tricl Enr?Hiiig Officer i'--i e,i rollmeut. VII. ^Vpplicat;osq for exemption hy or on Lc half ci raitro-i? eOjccrs and cuiployoo.-, overseers und persons employed by tl.-: Stale or Confed?r ate lovemment ?a ibo manufttc'tureaif ano.-, mu nitio. ? of war aiid ?rmy sugplws, by at n:r;.c tors to tur..:t>h the :.i^.- tc t'.io State or Confide rete O?vocnn.cst, mutt bc forwarded to th is oftico, with the evldcuco of tb-jir claim, boi'crq buta.; finally acted uro.'. \ IL 'ibo eoattn indins; ofic?.?^ . T- ??.',. ? Comp;o.io?awreo..t---'i , .i;1 Boat ]?u*a'.*- ._<* igriliwttb tu return lo. tbc .?ag Officer of the District the tiamen and ages ul all perscnt rc.-.:i!i:--r within tl-'i,- respoc live Beats between tho av---^ of sixteen and sixty, designating the age of chch poison, ar.? t they aro authorized so put any persuu on bis oath r-.3 to bis age, or rct-ulre olhci proof, ?-.i they may liecidu: aud ;!:*.-;,- are ai-" reijaired, ua a sep?ralo ii.-t. return tho names of ul! persons residents of their respective, Pout.-, who hav-.- a-- no into Confe lerate military service siace thc bvginuibg of thc war; not inclading the Reserve*'or.six months troop:-. IX. Ti:? comm anding officcn uf Regiments (?ho senior officsr present) arc charged.with thc exten; si-.:i and enforeement nf thai pi.rt of t?.ir: ord.-r. which requires returns fr-.-m ibo eomuiandii g offi cers of companies, and beiiig respnnsihlo -..r lra> iog ibo company officers atfall times lliled j Ikey aili be held to acco'Dtt fur any default o'f duty in ibis respect, on being reported by thu Earui.ia.: Officer to this office. X. ILc iii-Dici ol'tho Enroljing Officer and Sur geon fer tvth Judicial Dls-.rict ?ill hereafter bo. announced in ordor*. By command; A. C. GARLING TON, Adjutant sad luspci?l?r-Gciieral S. C. February 4 lt ' Notice. ASETTLEMENT wiil he biad? in ?ie O?h a .of thu Ordfnnry?n Monday, ibo 2?d dsry of Fcoruary taext, on the Estate ol' Mrs. 1tholia Jackson, doo'd. Those having demands will prcr "sent thcia it; dee R/rm on or bofnro that tittie. ? J: M. WITT, Aii or.. Jan 27 tit b ?OFFER MY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the people of Edgell old DT^?I!'. until my return ta military service*. OUiee form orly occupied b*v M?rngno r-tv! my self. U.V. ADDIS.ON, Attorney di Law. Jan ll 'if il ; ! O'T-fl rh'-.. L. 5. KILL viten Ii- J" 'IONAL L> SERVICES tj lhapc'cnicaif D'uafansfiilc. Jan. 2fi - ? ?.* - 4 Fi* ml?E RESIDSNCE fdrr.icrly i .. -.:.: JL ADAMS, itt Vii Town of Edg ii ! !.' . Assessor';? TTo?ica ~ SWILL alb-nd .ii tho fallowing times md place to receive Bet urns ol' Ilia Income Tax rind Tux on Salaries ?"or thc Calendar year WO?,. Also, take Returns of.-Kelt Pork killed since tiie 2-lth April last. J. S. Smyiyv, Tuesday, 2.1 February Do,i,'? Milly, Wodnesdny,Sd ?' R-iintrcc'sStorey . Thursday, -Rh " Hrdt?wnnger's Su.ro, Pridy " 5t!i Alien KcmpV, ' Balurt?v, Kilt " Lhftm Curbrcath'z, Ho'nd??y* 8th " Colemans X Road'.?, Tuesday ?tb* ? Perry's, Wcdncsday;lOth " Huiet's Store; Thursday; ??b " Miokler's, Friday, 15th ,; lUeb??wafc ^Saturday, 13th " Mrs. Allen's. ? Mo'idjtt-, 15th ? Dr. J. C. Ready's, Tuesday, Dita ? Ridge, ' W^n.vdiy,I7th Sirs. Norris^ Thursday, 18th '/ Gooree Addy's, Fru?a':. ' l?ta " ?irs. tJibW?, Saturday, 20?h " Mount Willing; tfonday; 22d ? l?r. J. R. Moble?'* Tuofifay, I'M ? Richardson's, W*duosday,S4tli " Tax ?II /iieosif*. "Ta.v-paycr3.wili 1- required to 'rciur-: on oath tho iueorcc and pr-dlts derived from each persS?, joint Stock Cuurpiiny and Corporation, from every occupation, employment <>r bittiness, .whether reg u?c.-cdV.r i...;, i.i which they may hare KT?bn ci? liii^cd, and from every investmentof ?abor, skiii, property, cr money, or?from r.ny source whatever, ?Xeept salaries. , All profit derived hy any person ?ro?o the Eales of all property, real cr personal, in tho year l^??. will be returned and >?ix? J as i?eeine, whether theio profits bo ma ic from tho sales of binds and Be?troca, or otherwise. ' ' . Interest on Confederate, Corporate, or Slat? Bunds and Stocks is au income derived from ihe inyestmeuf. of money, and therefore M taxable. So is tho interest or interest bearing Treasury Notes. . If*tho producer sells Colton during ibo ya? r, thc raine of Cotton on the 1st vf J^nnyy ISo.".,. will bc deducted from ibo ?ales made during'tko year, thc balance will tte income. If thc Cotton sold, uris held on tho 1st of .Jii'y, and ho paid ?lift tax of S por oeut. t?i?--* ?mount will bo .?..d.ter ell from !':c proceeds ?f salo, ar. 1 thc .balance income Subject to iba tai; Ali servants not engagoJ-In ngrimlfnro, will bc estimated at a fair biro had taxed, and this iu cl? sall bott?*.' and 1-?y servant?, Gardener?, COOKS, Nurse?, c.". D negroes be engage(1 ? isriiy in h ou sob nb! ?iud usrtlv m planting, .che value of partial hire for household workTwill'taxed es Perso? s owning dwelling houses.";?r buifJing lots io a City, Town or Village whether oceupicd by tho o.vner or nor, will bo taxed according to ?hoir cc tit lated raid tis ?ne?bo. A, Physicians will return their profits as so much" ad lcd to tlo ir it come* Salcs^uadc ol rwirfrfyi mutton, butter egg?, molasses. Pori: and articles of Domestic manufac ture^ aro Hablo to oe taxed, andmust bo returned; Tax-Payers mus, return all profit made from any calling; transaction, ;pufulrit:on,jir.mado any mon ry *V iring J!.C yoar I?63 from any source whatever and it it amounts in tba wi,ole to $500 they shall bo lax 1 od it os jo?onie. Tax ou S-Aarlet. 5> j All salaried persons.; including Cl-.r_-yi.icn and i Teachers, aro required ('.. ?sturn lb j amount of j their salarios for the year 12 iii,.(except tho sala- J ric:: nf parsons in rho military -an.! naval service,-! and salaries not exceeding $1:000 per annum.}*] Any person receiving two or more salaries Trurc il iftcr?nt nonrccs, nmounling together ta ??? ?o th in $l,uf.? p?-r annum, though eaah nifrry maj he I?,?, must return the aggregate cud fray tax therein, ? AV? Pork. - Iii returning tho amount ol Nett Pori:. I ebal! require thc hog to bo weighoa with the feet head, bark bun? and' ali thc leaf Lr;1 V.-li ed ; tb il is-to siy, ju-t ts tijor ate ily oGef ed for sui? in the market after hiing slaughtered and cleansed. I shall also receive quarterly; returns from registered tnx-poycrs for the i uarlcr ending ."IM Dec. 1?03. ? Thurn arc ? number of Tax-paver.: who have HOI completed their Relura.i of "'LK in .Ki*;.?. ' 1 v...ch! bc glad tk?> iruuld U}0e( mc ?t my ap poiniuiciUs atidd<\so. ? . Ali pr.rsnusrWh??;havo f?ilj-d?ito rehira their '.' 'tlo, fcc.-, aro-carac?tly requostid to do ?o,'.dlicr: wiwTrhc penally ot tho lair niii bo enforced agaihst-lbcm. ?v. C. ?RIPFiy; A?sessor ?tU Col D?^t. Jsu-lStb, l? i Tax ?o?l?bter's Notice. ?, WILL attond. with ti. R. 0? GR?FFIN. r>l the ttracs end piases merilvi?ed hy bim to collect tho Tux oU'Ciittre, thc licvt?:-: THX atid KISO1 fha Rfgistrj T::\. R-.VK=frrvbT,? ?**?U v,\\t l.? requiw? lo n '.U?s. 'i?'7ua"(>i!;u rtf sale, for t'-.o qu^ij-r ending ;lls? l"C, an . t;i." t i return and pay (fte Specific Tax or License for tho prirent y.uir. Under this usa i i f T.iv.:tt;jii arc embraced Toil Mills, Pu:.; .: 5bo] s.Tanueiics,bi?tilliirs, Cal:lsBr<vkarK, 3uteh ors, Puddler^ Apothecaries, Lawyer^ Physician^ Ac. ?e. Tax Payers arc earnestly requested to meet rn? at DIV uppoiutinenUj pay liijeir laxes, us 1 .M? h? required to make-my reluru thu last ol ccbruurv. " C. JL MAY, lats V '-A. c. . Jan 1.1 If For Baie, a DELIGHTFUL EIT i.V. 1 ?.IV :'.0 VED RES [DENCE m th? Vi'';. : . of E I. Bold. ' t'Ko L"' Cot.in-: THIRTY ACRES, amply supplio-? with.,?re ?.I and gnod, vator. Ti.o Licaflnn U oiigirds and beal iky. combi ning m-.tiy advantages for n Viii: ge Re-d levee. ' w: P. BUTLER. Jan.:25 * H ? For Baie. rgfUA'T-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE bel ngiitg J. to tho ?iifato nf fhn hiie Co'. S. Christie; sit nate! i'i -bj Village of K IgeO?ld. The House ls largo und vvoifurt-tlde, cou'iiinbig uiiio R?io.ujs; with len or twelve a?:re's of land ?it taciiud to the jJreuiise.?, ?ntl ?nitauiu .)?'''?iiildi'ug?. Tho above property will ba sold .>: publie auc tion-at Utlgtliold Coi- Honso-on Ssl?-tUy in March next. WAL-TENNEXTj Ad'or. Jan..21? 'H ' 5 ?CT-:The Columbia ? i??h C?ro?iiii'jH and Au gusta Coustiiutlr.Hdh'r? will publish twioo.a.wooa until day .!' EMIC, and fend bill to this of?co Tur pajiucnt.; Frash Arrival 3. ? VV.liii', Agent, "has just received 51i, :; Tiefe - fc'ICM; I ?peri r RIO ?'0r?EG; 1 Chest fine GIlEEii T?A; riuh?b?j Fueto?:? XA1K8. NO?. t?, 10,12. f, Keg* Nails, 6*d, 3=1, ?H. IStt ii Boxea OboWbig TOWCC?. And a -re-t varioiy.o? other useful articles. dar. 27 : 1: ? "A Eliiifo" GapteoiL Cid'TURED^at Voueiuso ??ctory front a Dc sfirt?r-3. il'. ??t?nsn, Co. G; <?7ih S. C. V. -a 1. ego l>i'i li iCNIFP!' aVourlwenly bebes bingi with t;.^ ?amo of J. Woid wfU'.cn on thc blade. '1 he nu nc- can ollie in the samo by nppli eati m to lb? Subioribev st lidi??? Mitls. RIO::. CltSaORY, Lieut, ft Assistant Enrolling O?lcer. Jan S? 81 5 Notiegi ? LL p?r3vns liftving ?lain?e'?gal?at thc Es?ate :? sf f. J. i??ria, ??:o:>,., arr n?liScM lo pro-int lucm fortU?viib, otherwise they -..-??I lie bjrrodi. J. W. H ERIN, Ador. Jisuary Zi, 81? '} 5 fr^ji: ?alotwu mi?ldlo-agiid SEGROES-? aaa S? ' a?d'bh vile. The m .n.L u ;:OJ1 Gardener, : li?tivm.ir??ger cf H.??V, Cattle, and Sheep, i? a man ?n a p'aututivn, .-.nd tb- :. .ugUly un ..?ci-??i?-.r?? tho art cf m..k:?:g S::r.-::itm Symp; Ti. ', worn m M nn escollen'! b.aatl with negro cbil ?Lcrj. a ..: ?ad roui:ry nitsar.; e-??k* tolerably well, aa \ enVJs uud .'piai well: Sold for nu fault. Ap ply 11 th;- outee .tar.. 20 rv-;!^ :i wi.-, h.-.-.-...;..->,..-',.-.i pprjKS fr?miii-:, jj. ..;.*.-' :. .1 :'. ..i-.'ft'-.'-.r..-. ;!' .1 . n il, m. . ' U.V. AlODISON. J Mil il . - If 3 Hew Goods F ' HrtilE Sbhaeriterh'al rcccived at his old' .-tana .ct thu foil?Tcjing articles, which rio will nell at thu lowest market prie*, vi/ : CALICOES ai. i ai?C'.;?i.*.:.rf;; Bleached and Bfbwn SIl?ttt?iTGS; Lin?n ?nd Cotton U.AN.DKJ321CHI13F*: THREAD BUTTONS; NEEDLER ?nd PINS: PAMSR anti liXVK??PES; STEEL PEN'S and PENCILS j ONE CA.SM t^KOE:?; ll 001' SKIl&'Sj " . . ?MannfacHircd ?nd Smoking TOB S COO, SE&VRS; FINE BROWN SUGAR ; COOKING SODA. I .also ?xpee; ? Salo of FACTORY THREAD bj tho lost of tho woe's. Gall nod examino lb.- yourselves B. C. BRYAN. Ju-, i; tr ?. Tallow! tallow! WILL pay tho highest nvtrkes prJca for TAI. . BOW (klivei iid at thu Outee. h. .;. MccuiiLOFon. Dec Y.\ If 52 State*of Bcuta Carolina, i:i) GE FI ELU Y W. F. DfUlU?O?, : ?cld District. i: I) GB Fi EL L) DISTRICT. kV ORDINARY. .: (?iii-.i ry of i.'U'e Whereas, Z. IV. Carwi'e. . C. . il. E. J;.. ? apjiiiod tb.toe fvr Letters ol Ad .-..bu nt a: and rdugnlar the gooJs und chstil??; rights ubi credits of Jyhn *mbnir, i t-: of thc Dietric ?tbresaidj dee'd. Fheso are, therefore, lo cite and admonish :ili und singular, tho kindred and creditors ol.thc said dos?ased'i fco ho ?nd ?ppearbcfbre meat ?ur neat Ordinary's Court for thc -uM-lW-trict.to he holdc-i Ht EdgeficM Court Lf.iusc, dp tl..: I3tli cay u i*c!>. nest t? show cause, if any, v. hy tim said administration should not bu gfante-L " Given auder my 'na*.!: and .-..i, this ?th dnj ol .Jun., in the yoar ..: our Lord ono thou - and ci;;h< hundred and sixtyrfi ur, und in ihr eighty-eighth yc?ro? tho soveteighty und Inde pendence oftho ?tat? of South' Ctirolina. w. r.DinusoE, O.E.D. Jan ? Ct ... 2 Tax A?ZGLSov'? Nq&ee. g"' WIIrL attend at tho &ll?!r,?i}sr places tc ro fl, -chu Returns and make As?csiinetifs of GK following Tasvi. vir :.Tho Tax in Kin 1. .The-Fcrnicr or Producer will be required t? lor-ni on oath, the Ceil ninbuul of Corn. Wnsa?, Oats', Ky?; BueWkear. ilise, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Cared Hay, Cut ed l'.-.d.'.e;-^?. gar? Molassoj nuv?o of C?ne, OOIU.IK Wourjjp bn co, Pons,"Ground Peas proB?c??r^y bim or them, .?od will bo allbwba to reservo fifty bosh efajof'Wheat, or ono hundred^-bushels of Ct.rn, ?i?ty bushels of Sweet Potatoes, (fifty bushels ol Irish Potatoes, tweulv bushcis ol' Pea?, produced in tho year ist;.", tied thc Government is cntitlrd tO Ul:v-tcnlll Of t!>, on!::!?-.:. I will also &>:.!?:: aWhe Sulac l'une the Tnv cr, StatCat?e* Tawalludes tu ali Calila except Work Stt ? rs aclu tUy ?ied oiuhc Fana cf !-r'; j and -ll Uiy?ti, Ma>;*?^^o.iU IM$ t?;iu5?r used ' in Xininj? ?Ito Soil ?r. ?8cX ' I also Asfcss fha Tax ; :: Incomes if I re ceive tho BfacUs !V:-t>: thc De ; artu:?nt. ^Tl-.-.t a: iudea lo ninney mndeJrora r:!: soiirc?s excej t . irios, which ure Taxed u,udcr onnthcr aou-i, and from the sale cf thc crop of l.^Cii. Ali?, the Returns of Noa: Park-of all tho |Xoga >lc?ghlcred since listi pa af lae Ai-:. (April 2-itl?aSC3;l aud lils ?i Futl?? tb thu net wei.-.h-. ii the l.'j^ Biter ibo entrails-hare bo*h taken out A!>v. tb . Kc:;-ts (d' t^ivirtcrly Sales', (-?imniciv liac theist ?eCubcriuufftadiii^the i:-t January i?01. IWilP^Kaiaence at iVideaian's S. H. thara ' if, 2.vV, .ur.'y. ?\. JIorg:in's, Friday, ' il;; li ? iVbodluwii; Satiirdiy; :4i.':;i " M. ard il ,wl?S, -Mondavi IAFehrnarv ft'biw'libusoi Tcviday, 2d - Wednesday; ;5d " Fled iii)!, TUurid'.iy; 4th .' " Prhhiy, 5th ? I nines A. Ti.'.'.ori'?, .^yt;:r ! <v, CA " i.i':cr:y Hill, . Merida?, SUi " .. Tiiesdny; ?lit ? ihutlorficld. W5il?.e*dayi tfitb ? JUg^iield C. II. ;??ond.vy? .l?lh " Ml? whieb r.v.>? tho I: ..:.::* wlii I-!,;: 3. All per ;ous buVject to these Tases aiuj; lia punctual i nabiui; their lli-tur:-" at tito ?litivo nniiied Gm:. md places, or i?-!--v w?l li? siil-jaci to.dsolilo T?;E"?. DEAN, Assvrsnr 10:h Oolleo'ioa I>i.*?riet,or yils 5th It?g'l!. EdgeCeM ?Ujtric-fc Dec ?2 . tf 52 Bol??t Female ScliooL DNE AND A HALF Mil.Vi.S FROM RIDGE . . POiT OFFICE. ?UE Exercises of ibis XastitnUoa wili be rc sum'cd .on.JlONDAY. ??bo 25th .Tanuary> to sontlnim two Sessions of i'ivu Months cieh, wi?h? ,-acat'uin of iwo or 'hroo weeks ia (ije iut-*"/ai. No Scholar robcived t? I";:, tioic tlinn on? laartor. lUV;s of .- ?., ft0cnrdiir.co with .a- Ail tao rltlVeMut brunelies nf t? Crt ?in:i3 School will ho 'tan^ht. 'i'Ue ander?igned ?'rurl - t hnvlti? n?ain fec?fed th? Bervicc? o MISS .!. tlALTj. of Ucorjrt?,'.as teteher, fl it ter * bein* Ives Hat aal ? School wii! aol bo info rior lo thc very best lu thc country. A fiiw moro yoting ladic;? g?u procure board i:: thu ne'sthborlioiid on r< is -neV.fn tcrtiia ii" et i y appiieuUnn is made F-r further infurmtiik* eoiisuli eiib?r of tho Tr?st?cs .v. -K.d?? P. 0-, adgefiold District. B. WATSON, L. ?.I. A??tt?BL, t'. 35. ?SB?LL, . *. ' I?, wi Lt.rs, P. ^Vi-LLlAalS. jjuS ]?i Ct^J Trust?es. P :;0M "Su1. >oriiK?'rf? ?Wy."noar ibo l*?? _J ii-fi:, :i il i?<!-:t.v-.- bcarlj M ".la-j .U.ic PON BY:-ed ..?. t o, 11 ? i IJ ..fd. eaeks ?n ? E.-.-.-I?.-. and ha i^gttiic n sore b ici: w?tea she Ufr. ? iib-T?! rew?7d will bc pr.M'f r her ik?ir erv I- inf. or r.tiy infonunt?' ti o -i.c-.-foin.- her will bitbankfullv r?Ct?ivcil. VVlsenlnst >"-;-n : !u: v.-.i in tba . itiuitv ..f Aiken. . M. M. LONG. .3:-o IS .j," If _ _4_ Lost cr Mislaid, TWO N'./Cr'v-'-r-o bri .f. II. Meacbkra f-r S300/dne-lst Feb. I'fisjn'i ?:>i pb!?? t. Wa.<!i. V. i.-o^t! .:. ..:l.-"?<'-t ?. ?- y.'iMuX '-T,- ilir, pr.ra ble to K ..co?t-r'.' of V?'a2h. Wiso, d-oM., duo ;7>?. Dev. l?-'-l. AU per ?-> tao eautinr.ed; as??? trbdio ; ;'i.r eith ?r -fth" ?bovb-t?e?tVcaeil *>.'. .... " li. A. SHAW, Jan IO 1 Final HC?G?. A LT.- pi ti tins bavin? claim* against tue Estal? ?Si. of Rtc??rd Park?, MW?!:, aro noti?e'i i. r. :: i??- lb? njju,prv5i? Hy ."tlc. ted, on or 'irtore tho 7th April i^M^r they, ?iii b?barred,'aaion lhai day a BU?i so'ttlciacat of said Estate will barnado in "tuc O?dinary'ii OCice. P. G. ? V/. L. PARKS; Es'ors. Jan C 3m? 2 La^t Notice. PERSONS bavlng claim-, artlust tito E^le* 'of Matthew Mays, dee'd., or Eli/.. Miva, abs'd., will present them duly atlestod by ibo ?tl\. April next, and those iridebtod to eilber of said Estates will please pay the same without delay; ?iv ?ti t'tio jilt day of April a fr:a.: sutt?oraont will bo in tho Ordinary's Office ou rai,! Ettlatcs. GEO. R. MAYS, Adm'r. .T.-.n ? -Sm 2 Notice. ALL pr-rioas having.dema?tls agttiust the Ee la?eUf VF-. M-o tgiic, decU, will \\?<iiQ ?.'prsaeat tbcia:dBly-.?ttMt?fli 1 "' %. W. OAltWJL?, px'o? Ab n, thes-: havis?sf plilaii a.';aiu.^t the Est?8 of Satan Garrott, d-.e'd., will present th<-:n duly at Ltest?tl. " Z. \7. C.M1WILK, Adm'or with tho v/iii aanox?d. . Dsrria * tr V; ^ LL p?!-v.;it;; ria;.-Ji ngaiiist tho Estate J % uf ,--i.--.iti r. T.; liv/:, .-icf-'o'. r.rc no.tijled. tc ic..-.-.: ?haa.ia.?oiS?iiwilli priipwl^ atk-tUd. I -IA~. A. TALBERT, Ad'or I jjaY o j . ! ; w; - tl' 43 FOT Tax Collector. BENJ. ROPER,'. JACOS [{UlET, ST?K?.IKG TURNER, . C^ill. MAY, C HAUL LU CARTER. BERK'S HORNER W. H. HOLLOWAY, i Loo? at This ! ; 1 P?jJ? ?l SN DRE i) ET?L&?RS ftEWARj) RUNAWAY :rem icc ?wo years ago, two negro ?rumen, CLAR>N?)F.R arid LIZE. Ciar-, mr ii a darle mulatto aij-.;ut forty years of agc. L1ie is ft bright mulatt >, about l-.vcr.ty old,-both of goscl ii/.-. X think they have been harbored in tb? Diairiet and tho lower p.-irtof Abbeville. I will give T>v.i Hun.?rel Dollar? for the apprehension of the two wemen,-and Two lluhdrod Dollars foi the detection of thc thief cr . rh rer. W. Q. M A II 1)2? ER. uaiuborg, Sept 22 Gm . '33 State cf ?oath Carolina, t?D(iit! FIEL D . blS?lTl??, fX EQUITY. . . Mi ?.. Simking, . vi. Eraai : Siuikias, ct al. BV virtue of aa order of the Court in ?bii cause, ?h-j Ccedttora pf tho Hon. Arthur ;.:i!:i:. .. hath Official and otherwise, are requirod ? th<sir Claims bef.-retho Commissioner v :?a. ;'.:?; diy of .Muy next. j* Z.. W. CARLILE, c.n.K.n. Comtn'r*. ??lcej Oct. 20, 18C>34 28t-i2 Notice. ?LL persons having any dersanda ogainst the S?tate of ll. L. Bartley; dc?d., arc request: wt irnd'Tftquircd tn posent their claims to thc .; ' rih. i on or before thc 8:h day of Februerr, ISC1, H3 on li'ctday there wilLbe a Final Sot- ' . tn tl made on said Etlulc in ftc Ordinary's Of Gce. Tbu'se failing to bari'd'^p their elaima will 'ty^rrod. And..:! pericas indebted in thc Es tate are requested to pay up at nncc. II. T- BARTLET, Adm'or'. Nev 7 , :?m* 45 * "Notice. A LL persons having claims against thc Estate XJL of W. M kaborn, .Ice M., aro requested to pr? sent theni, duly attested; by tho 15th Februa ry next ; r?n? all persons indebted to the raid , tate will please L-:?!-.a payment by that time, aa I di sire t) cl?so lip ?lid Kstr-;,; without doiay. ELIZABETH KABORN, Adm'ix. ::.)vi7 . r.u? ?a Estate Notice. ' ' HjjEKSONS having claims against thc Belate of 3. Dr.JS. Bland, dccMi? ?ire reqno-tcd to pre sent the .?aine forthwith to Kr. jfmcs M. Harri. ?on, who.is my aa^Or.sed Agent in settling up .tba bufiine? the Estate ll. E. ELANS-, Adm'x. . Nov \ - ti 4i ' 300 Salt ! Bait!. Salt! 'BUSHELS Fl Mi D&Y SALT nhich.wo w?l sell at the Augusta price to'r Cub, or wc will hart.;- :? porti-jn of it for Cern, PorkerTl?nr: Mi FRAZIER, S. F. O O OL E. Nov 4_ tf_?4 . Efegrees Wanted. WE WISH ro purchase ?'??'TY LSiiELY YOUNG N EGSiOES, and arc prepared i i rv thc K-U-iL: T CASU PRICES. We ilar? cu kami ii LIKELY VfOlXAK WTTH FOUR CiilXDEES which we will be pleased to or\oxehange f?)r other Negroes^ " . GL.CVER A SULLIVAN. Jan 2:1 tf 4 A. Take Notice. LL parsons having claims a^uinM tba Eclate " .if Jas. I-'. A Imus, dee'd, ar.? notified te render . ...in. properly attested, before the ist J)cu ItiCl/and th?to iudu! ted to Bai ! Estate wiil ploasft pay thu came wRheut .?clay. ^ ? A. ?J. TURNER* Adm'ttv. Nov. 25, ly? 47 Adin?-is irater 's F?tico, IV LL pew ni indshtoit to the''Estate of Wm, >i T 'ney, ?ce'd/wili pay the:.-.me without delay* ; tho ? having claims against said E-tato arc? :. ed to reader liicin ia properly attestod, to .),-.li.'?.'.:? irtnsy, Agent for the Administrator, .,r>h -.i-h, as >re desiro to closj up tha Estate aa - mn ita-i?os*ible. L:E0. J. TONEY, Ad'or, :%V.-.2> ly* 47 - Burial 0ase^"J j keen eon?lant?y on band ? full stock of Walnut I .and'-Mahognaj: COFFINS, which, from and ftcr this'date, .viii bo sold io? CASH, and at rii-.:!$ as raasouablo r.j the lima? will admit of. 'fha u^e or tho HEARSE wiU'ho chargod for. ?ccjrdfag ' J the saute ratio. - . . .7011N SK WITT. M Igcllold, S. C., Oct TO. 1S0S. tf 42 .-i*-: Estate Notice. ?ljs, pijr?o is in . uv.vi e Indebted to tho Estate of ii. M. Fenn, dee'd., ar.- earnestly request I to come'forward ..?nd settle np without delay, io l.nviog Claims ag-tinst said Ectats wiil ron ... v thea properly attested, at ?a carly date. G. -L. PEUN, Adm'or. jLUg.4 tf 51 ':-.} '??$4L\?VC% au? '0?S???iM??C8S? ?TOTVC-K U horchy given, that I v.?li l-r p.rn; i^i [:.>:...? r<. (?Ule lu the Ollica cf the C/d?nury. ,: li i-.?.. !'....: idJLtrict, on sim d.-.y in .March next, is-;, nilli tho Creditors and l)i<tributoes of Bu-* )d4 F. Talbert, drclil. J A'S. A. TALBERT, Adm'or, J.i:..!l St 2 . . Fine Brown Suga?, JUST received and fer saic by E. FENN, Age*.L Doc lo tf 51 Estate Notice ! yft LT. persons Nav^^^euiandi ?icH":?ut T. ?. ?aL -7-! - t:. l?co'd.; Sic r?.(-.:-sfA.l to forward timm; : r.-;- riv ??tte? Uv-, t.*. the Ordinary uf Edge ?j- C, e..i or by Lhs lata day o Vchruar.y ttcat, or they wili beh.u-r.--d. T. A. rERRITT, Ad'or. Jan H . tit 2 NoticSi ?T,7J pcrsoD3 i?dcNtcd ..!. or having demands -'inst tl-.j Estate c.r Mary Martin, dee'd., II . also thc i.e.T'i- t.-s t-i tbc-?amc, will lal;o nolie?: til d L wi5b to cii..-\.- up thc eamo b> acttlcmont ai . soon its I can. " B. Id. MARTIN, Ad'or. Dec 9 tf .50 . Strayed or Stolen, FitOM Hamburg ou ihe night of the 2lst Owo HORREL HARE andaCREATu COLORED HORSE, for which a roasonable reward will bo paid ou ?hier delivery to tue at Edgefield or Ham burg Any information cr.ncarning them, thank fell v received. J. L. NICHOLSON. Dec. 30 tf 1 Hocp Skirts/ ' . 1DOZ. IIIlR^g HOOP SKIRTS just re ceived by E. PENN, Agent. Dec 2r/ ? fi tf ; 52 fl fi?ca! Tea! CEREST OF.'G?tJSE?? TEA, of fiuo fliwor and quality, 1er eulo by ^ E. BENN, Agen?, ??e;.-t 15 tf . 37 Hides! Hidss? 1 P.iYa :<5;>;- ?;:-?:?- PRYES","* jL'??x*s? fof:salaon rcosanablc terifcs. Or. ? w'ti ll Vier Hides for Coro ?r Myal-SIM peuad of L..'.v.s for one b:.-i.v! ef L'orri or Meal. A. A. ULOVER. N*v?4 tf 4 a