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Congressional. .
RICHMOND, February 15.-The House
ed a resolution that the present.Congre
) 'res u twelve o'clock on the-lStli inst.
The House also passed a bill. doublir
time for which under existing- laws so
may be furloughed from hosp.ita'f^.H??
bill to authorize the promotion of priva
fill vacancy in any ellice, who herc distint
ed themselves hy gallantry a jd'skill..
Also, the bill to establish an sgency <.
. War Department-west of thc Mississippi
, Also, thc bill to repeal the law author
partizan rangers, and- di-banding all
' organizations except those now perfor
regular cavalfy service.
Both houses passed a resolution of th
to Gen. Reilly Smith and roen, for their i
ry ot Rieb mond, Ky.
Both bouses passed the impressment
It retains tho provisions for State corr
sioncrsto Qr. prices!
Thc Senate" passed -the hill declaring
absconding conscripts are alien enemies
subjecting their property to confiscation.
RlCHMOXD, February IC-Both Ho
have passed the Tax, Currency and Miii
.bijls; they await the President's sjgnatut
The injunction of secrecy has been
mored.
Thc Currency bill provides that holde)
nou interest bearihghotes over five do'lar
allowed till the first of April, east of the.
sissippi, and until the first of July wes t-bf
Mississippi, to fund ia twenty years bo
ut four per cent. All notes not funded
paid ta the government in taxes or dues v.
in the lime, are taxed ?"?$ per cent, and i
dable till the first January next | af-cr wi
? they are taxed 1U0 per cent. SlOO notes
presented within the time, are no longer
. ceivabie lor public dues., mid aro taxed
per cent.per month in addition*to -
Thc present issue of notes lo continue
the first of April, after which the new is
is authorized to be kept '.vilhin reasons
limits. . .
Six per cejit. bonds to the amount of $31
OOU.UO? may be issued and sold to rr.i?e mot
to meet the expenses of the government.
iL!) duties on imports ere to be paid
(specie, sterling exchange, or coupons cf th
bends.
All import and export duties are s
ciallv pledged to pay the interest on th
bond's.
The taxi):1.! levies five per cent, ou m
real, personal and mixed property, stoc
' .bank bills and- solvent credits, and tea
'twenty per cent, on incomes, profits, tlc.
Thc military-bill declares all between
and 50 in 'he service during the war; all 1
tween 18 and io now iii service ati> retain
ur.der the-existing orgarnz tions ai.d officci
ali beUveen 17 ano IB, and 45 and ."i0 are
bp tnroliod for State defence.
Provost,hos;.ilal, conscript and guard dis
, are io be performed bj men between 18 iii
?i o unfit ?ur the held.
The exemptions are, all unfit for tho fie]
Congress, State Legislatures" and other Co
federate and State o i.eers ; preachers regnla
ly employed : or.e editor cf each newspaTp
published and stich- employees as are indi
j}< ::S ib'c ; one apothecary to eac h (?rug atol
doing business on the Kith October; .ISC
. Physicians over 30 yca.-s of age who bai
been seven years io practice} Presidents an
^teachers ot Colleges and schools teachin
regularly ibr two years wit-? twe??y studcnti
one poi son on a fnrm of 15 fiel d hand-; nu
1o give bond for security to d?lirer to th
.government, 1 f*0 pounds of in-Con und bet
Vor every hand and sell all -th . sui pirti a
?ch .?ule rate-.; officers t i ra}lroa ki a-' herc
tcfo.e rcportedj aud'tbe President and Score
tart of War are authorized to grand cxeuifj
tions af herctoiore reported.
RicnMOsn, Feb. 18.-Thc Howe hst nigh
passed the bill repealing tir.it p irtioa of tin
late Military act which exempts on? m tu o?
a farm wita fifteen able bodied field hands.
A motion to consider was nude, and wa:
pending at the hour of adjournment;.
jr The President has approved and the injune
lion of secrecy has becu removed fro.-n tht
bill to? stipend the habeas corpus-.
The preamble to the bilr* asserts llial flit
power to suspend shall be vealed solely ir
Congress, and'Congress sbnil bc ?Ii? exclp
sive judge of the necessity of exercising thi
power.
It declares it.to be the opinion-of Congres;
that the public safety now requires it, and
the President has asked it. Therefore, il
au*peuds the wr' until ninety day* after tlu
-meeting oi'4?e t?oxt Congress.
In cases of arrest by orderof IhcPiC'ddent,
Secretary cf War, or thc General command:
?ng the trans-Mississippi Department, to tu>
njjf ?uly to- casca ot treason, conspiracy, com
bining to a?swt the enemy, attempts to ser
vile i.isnrrectioD, desertion, cnccur.-.gin^ oi
harboring deserters or spies, unlawful inter
course or trading with thc enemy; advising
the enemy or inciting others to abandon thc
- Confederate ca ure, btflming bridges or dc
Btroying.br attempHng to delroy Goyei?wcol
vcSs?laj arms, munitions of war, arsenals,
foundries' or work shops.
' During its suspens on the President shall
cauwe evey airest to be properly investigated,
and if improperly detained, the defendant
?hall be discharged finites he can bc speedily
tritd by duo course ol hw.
The President bassignc-d the bill to author
ize the impressment of meat for the use of the
army : its provisions have been heretofore re
ported, i
-.-e .:. - --. ^
Encouraging Siirnn.
.The gaihusiasm with which our troop-, have
rc* enlisted ipr thc war, The resolutions ol
thc plantera in :\u\ny sections of our e.mnlrj
to sell their produce to consumers at rcasciv
able prices^ Tue breaking away of the cloud
of gloom whick lately o'?rspread "our land.
The return of stragglers aud absentees to th?
ranks. The awakening of the spirit of patri
othml ?ud determination every where aia&tg
our people. Theso iva]? arc encouraging
signs for ?ur cause.
lu Federaldorn, many things hiive happen ?
. ed lately, which should animate us- Tire grow
i?.g opposition to Lincoln. The increase cl
tho peace patty. The mustering oat of the
. jS'iuih. Federal Army Corps. Thejrencrai i;?
dispo?iiion raani?i??ted by the Federn! soldiers
to re-enlist. Thc .depreciation of Lincoln's
promises to psy. -Thc careful manner in
which L-nco!ns iidbcrenls tr^at their opp>
a<?u:s :n the. Federal ??t.g?c?& ihe dis-a'is
factfoa; which' hit?beg?nito show itself in ail
?JeO;?OQ? %iC it-iu-JU-uC;^-.r'.?h v.'l.t'j!i i?v i;t-o
pie enlist norwiidViiaBtlhig the gr?st bounheii
idl'ered. Tk'eVadyaaeeoi goldrVin; New. York.
Tliese' tralj,~ara en?o?rngthg signs for.-our
eau ?e.
There are pleasant nbtessafso wafer! n'Crbsvi
tlic ocean from Europe. ? A Kiitiih court iA
j ns vice refuses to r?ti.y and e.ud?re? ;he con
temptible mcanac?s an-i cowardice of the
British Cabinet. A r.r.-.v trial is refused in
the case o( thc shin AleXii-'dtv., and th?ves
sel will bc released iVprn the duic-hu.: of ' T?r.
Seward's lieutenant,tie caljad'' Eirl Rns
^ ucl!. The sudden advuncn of Vue Co&f?dr>
. i'ate loan in Bruland fruin forty, to fifty c<;nts.
Tee growing dislike in the French Court nf
S. aid and his eel?. These, truly, ar? en
couraging signs fur our cause.
Liltlo a?? iiisoftcutiines forcshadyw tu.eeo;;i
jag oj great events. The lrttlo iiicidetits which
have lately transpired both ?I annie and aL;-. vl
hav". beca of a very pr?mTsing natu? e. IT...:., r
j-thelc inilueacy, the peo^io'havi.-, as ?: \\\re
jak?n froib cot?rag? and hopo. 'J'iic tlnipon
I doney which pervaded our land is giving way
'The people look-more-^ch?'erful. They talk
more hopefully. On thc whole, the future
smiles pTopitibuBly on our causo. One grand,
patriotic, and successful straggle in the cern
ir.gcampaign, end the crisi? will be" passed
and the victory-otrra.
Sh?rmau?? Movements.
The Selma Mississippian -o?' Wednesday,
learns, from persons ft oin Uemopolis, that
General Polk has crossed ?bc Tombigbee at
Moscow, ten miles. bolowDemopolispwsth bis
army-with the exception" of Gen.'French's
division, which ?3 at Demopolis. JI is ex
pected that the cuemy will bo checked at the
Tombigbee, aud that a battle wiri take place
there in a day or two.' The banks of the
Tombigbee furnish c-xce?f?ht natural fortifica
tions and a splendid "line of" defence. It may,
however, be-sound policy to allow the enemy
to cross the Tombigbee. If he is permitted
to do so, his destruction ifr absolutely certain,
if our commanders and troops meet public
expectation; If his force is no larger than
tho telegraph makes it, ibero is no escape for
him excepT through the supineness of the
paople and soldiery, or the most extraordina
ry want of skill in our commanders.
"We still think the further Sherman coretes
this way, tho better it wiil be for '.HS, if all our
people do their duty. ?
The latest aiirTmost tnvtworlhy advices we
have, place tlrti enemy at Meridian; Sunday
forenoon Lee "entered the place with a portion
of his cavalry and destroyed everything we
could not carry off, th.it would by'of any ser;
vice to the enemy. A cavalry fight took pljct
in iown,- resulting in the enemy* defeat. Lee
drove them back to the infantry support-, and
that evening Meridian Was given to them,
cleared of all the government property, as
weil ns railroad c?rs and locomotives. Lee was
compe'hd to bum some of the rolling stock
that could not bo got away.
Yt??^-day a rumor was current that the'
Yankxe cavalry han* reached Cuba Station,
twenty mil, s'cast of Meridian'.
All accounts state that Gen. Polk has fiele:!
with prudence and enefgy with the means at
:?is command..
Everything was saved at Meridian, includ
ing 2,000 bales, of Government cott?n. several
hur.d-cd hogsheads of sagar; immenser uppiics
of commissary, quart er ta aster aud ordnance
stores. ^ . ' -
. . ? Sui-::uT.ir Feb. 19. .
The enemy bumed the Railroad bridge and
Dr. Sander's mill ihisinoruipg above.De Soto.
Our pcouts heve just come in, and report
the enemy 25,000 f-ttorig.
Wo are expecting them herc tomorrow.. .
The.Yaitkces anil the citizens, had a small
'. -uah when they entered Q.iitman ibis morn
ing, and several of them wera k?led. ??
fhere is a cavalry company now herc. '
The pickets say they thin": the eV.eniy will
?0 down on the-easf side of the railroad and
?0 around Shubuta. xx
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Cotton Curds? ^
Wc understand, says the Milledgevrlle He
border, tit at th?: increased number of mach;?;C3
sor.structed in tho Penitentiary, for the man
iiiac?'ti e of Cotton Gards, wiil. do much to
wards supplying a groat public, need, and"
that Cards'may now be ba l at the sale-room
xt 1 lie oid price- of six dollar:? a pair, hali" in
ikir.s7.ai1d tho other hulf in money. This is
>. chang?1: of the former rule, which required
he whole price to lie paid in skius. For the
jei?it of those desiring Cards On iheso terms,
ind ?ri no other way gail they be obtained at
he Penitentiary.) we again 'state thc'quality
if skin?, aud the price, to Luv a p.i:r uf
Jurds: .
For sheep, iroat, dog t'r deer skins, raw, the |
?rice allowed is 25 cetita for L'2 Jhfthe3 in
u:ot:-. .at:d fi?e inches i'j.jffif?t.lv; .:-.r<l fijf t-i::
icd skins of thc sieve description, the sum is
i ft y cents': Tho skins mus*, be sound, and
rithout holes. It wi'l take from two to three
kins, according to si/..!, to bring titree dol
are- in exchange ; the other three dollars will
ie received in money {br a pair o&Cards, us
ier the present r?gulations. Address Thomas
[\ Winsor. One dollar additional must he*
cut .for Boxing.
J> a rr i sn ?orrus Pabsrra nra KUI 1 .-:.;.!.
ifr. John Cheetham, in :i very able loiter to
ba Manchester Examiner, entert wiifi gruat
ul'incss'int?/the a!.ove qu?ii?Qu, lie says :
.In conclusion I weald db/ervo that the
ibo'.v consid?r?t! ?ns cresent us with two sat
ijactory rtaulls.: Fir.it. that the production
;f cotton in other cj?ntii?s thauth? Sou.hern
States ol'America is steadily progressing; tba
at] o ts of ?gb'3 exceeding probably ?ioiC o?
1802 by oju3 nii ?'o? ba!-.-, th'u lss3?ri?hs? our.
ixclusiye.dependence upon gue source ofsjipr
jivj secondly, that ti?.- (?.reo countries which
niv? shown the liipst eager desire io contri?
mto lo ?his result-Ecypt, 3'urkey and Itaty
-r-pi'.-sesr: adyauiages in climate, soil and ta
li fi ty of access to this market which entibie
Llieei w compete succe^dbllr '.vit?rthe Sooth
sra StatesofAmeriCt,not only in quality, but
i!so io thecost of pro.'!uctt'>?,-aP.d I ?rbi san
guine enough' to anticipate thiit sbn\e few
yars heney the coasts of th?^oditerranrAO j
will furuislVau anuual supplj of i.vo million :
bales, (li-Judia I regret I co??'ot take so'
hopeful a view. So h?; ?s.high pricoa^prc
vail she may furnish ns win, a -ooiisid?rahl? :
quantity of cott?n"; but when tho stimulus is j
withdrawn, and the d.iy ot' comp?tition rc-|
turns-as return it will-then; wilUhe des j
ccnd, 1 fear, to lier former subordinate posb
lion itt the cotton markets of thc world. This
result will lie owing to thu inferiority of "her
staple, thc imperfection of ber agriculture, the
ignorance cf her ryots, ike frauda ofdier mid
diemen, and thc indifference of her rulers.
Such a consumniati^i:.n'.);!c y/lil more'devo'uL
l.\ hat! than the uu?ortnnaie operatives whaia
the fratrici-Ial w"ar in Americi cotidemns to
the Mtauijulation'of heriuferior pj-?du.;ts.!>
L?odoii ?ur.
.-? - ? -?-r ?? --;
Sui,?>!Kii.s' FAMILIES.-AL this .time, when
ihcliaro p?cess?ries of-lifo ure up at starving
rates, and dcjly axlyanctpg, jhose at homo
should pay mote attention thaiV-evcr; it p.qs
sible, to the families oi'soldiers. Could those
in thc field be fully .cati??ied that their dear
on03 fit home were abundantly provided for,'
and net allowed to stiffer for thc commt-n ne
cessaries of life, the cf?icieticy of ' our armies
would bs greatly increased. Thc spirits of
the men would be more buojattti t-Iid much
aibre enthusissm would bc iuanifes?led, Not
only would this bo so,- but we would Lave leas
of desi-rtion. Lot th'oee at home then, Dot
dishbnor themselves or tho cause by ?or?el
.tingsoldier's ?'am??c-, or aljoWiug them to,
wa ut. ,
- . .-- - ? .?.
?Niot::.-.';i'.;?;?:.\'r iv FAT VTOLCKTCSI 5.
; ii any of ta's fattest and br ive;. tn.n in the
I C'ir?'c?cr.iey are afraid th jp) itjt? tho- n?ititf,
i (e??s.t they ?,'?ould_bo lanwrcl'iVj ?.. in-.-apabie ot
I rendering service. i'bi? ii a ans*aire. Some.
ex'o?ediugly fat tuen ?rc now in the service.
Geo. Htiu'iphrcy M?raHclPserycd for two
j papa. l>ut,to settbe matter at rest, wo need
': only ci lc lie cxajuple of Chiapin Vitelli, one
cf thcTibiffjt Generals who accompanied Alva
I to >be- NctStrlaiids) Stroda sajh ui himf " he
' ;. <.; tqndijv distinguished for hi j courage, hw
' cr.ii.elty wid bis cprp?leotie: Th?lasUch?ra?
..eristic wai oo reitiarkabl? .that lie was ,dmo.-t
hwuistrdus'in ui'i personal appen ra\>c$: }l?s
! pro! hberint ^toiffach was always supported.
in landagj utipe?ed from h s nefh ; yet,
i:? Sj rta ol' ibis fisioriaoqg impediment, ho V/?S
prs nally active on the ba tie-field, aud per
?'i-jru-Ad drire ?o vice, not only a: coimiiar.dcr
1 but LS . ub.tltf rn', than many a }Cungor and
ligL;, r ma-!.''
Bs bf go (d chec -. therefore, f?t men : t.r.,
curo ;onr L-r.o i?g M, an . co j:?.-Kkluu ;.d
Whi-.
I - A TV>.DDiN.G PARTY- BROUGHT. G?u:r.-A
corespondent of tho Richmond Dispatch, afT
ter narrating the outrages committed- by
Averill and h?3 band on theirrclreat after the
late raid, concludes his* letter with*-the- fol
lowing amasing-yet unfortunate incident:
Few tragedies are -without their comic and
.grotesque interludes. And Averill's devastat
ing -inarch had its farce. ^Oa the very lop of
Price's or ElcvcnMileMountain as it is some
times called, dwells a widow; woman . with a
considerable family, including several grand
children. She seems to defy the elements of
the most tempestuous height1 know of. ^Up
to this elevated position, where everything
may be supposed to bo'pore and nice from its
thorough ventilation, a romantic justice of the
peace had carried: his affections and fixed
them on a fair daughter of the widow. ?His
aspirations met with, the highest favo/, .and
ou the very night of Averill's advent their
mutual loves culminated in a wedding feast
celebrated amidst, the wild shrieking and
howliugs of the tempeston the mountain. The
festivity had progressed" te" the fourth degree
with uncommon energy The' gentler sex
WSX'O payiug their ^respects tb the supper ta
ble, and.some of the more vigorous of ? thc
mountaineers were employing their time .with
a powerful jig. A famous Boniface from-the
valley below ha? thrown oiVcoat, jacket and
shoes, and was spreading himself. Indeed,
the dance promised. to rival that of Tam
O'shanterbeheld in Kirk Alloway-the lo
cality and surroundings, and thc-ieropest. nil
favored a scene of rio small dramatic effect.
But just then?-oh, uotimely "event-Ihb -Yan
kces obtruded upon tho fwno and* dissipated
till ils j:?ys, and terminated for the night all
its physical recitations;" They ate up all the
supper-took some thirty 'horses, ridden up
by the guests from the 'i valleys, below"-and
curried elf as prisoners the lua'e portion of tho
guest?, including the boro of the dance-, nud,
wor-t of al!, the bridegroom bereft! Toth? j
iuc-xpressible mort?ficatioi? td" thc .-prisOTftTs
they saw one pf tito ladies ol the wedding par
ty V; - a Yankee for a cupful1 ol*coffee, which
had- oflrerfeq to ?ny -ope. ol ?hero rh* v,.?uid
bestow'.sr.cli a marie of favor ou-him. The
prisouer>werenrarcht-d crff, and detained a day
or two beforu they wore porffiiited- to return,
on [.foot. Thus ended the comedy of- the
terrible m?untaiu raid of Averill--ft warning
to wedding panics ou the border tu look-out
for Yuukces. ? . .
FOUKDER IN HOUSES.-I-send ya a receipt
for founder ia horsss, w hich I have-never seen
in print. I have u-ed and recommended it
for fifteen years,-and alf f ir a.* my experience
goes, it is a sure and speedy remedy. Takej
a lablcspoonfnl of pulverized alum, pul! the
horse's tongue put pf Ids mout.'i as far irs pos
sible and throw the aloin djwzi-his throat, let
go of his toDgue and hold np bis head until
he swallows, in six heurs Lime (ao matter
how bad the founder,) he t?i.?l he-ii". for mod
erate service. I have this -remedy tested a"
often with perfect success that I would aot
m-ike live dollars difference' iu a h;:roC foch:
dered or not. if done recently, and ono that
was not-Country Gentleman.
^0"Corni Farragut made a demonstration with
seven moria;- boats and four gunboats against
Fort Powell, below Mobil?, on tho Ifr.h, at- ??mg
rango. B?t litllo damage was don?, and . on ibe
next day the enemy retired out into d'ceo waler.
Military Notice. . '
IIS AD - Q U A RTE R S,
EnocriCLD C. IL, Feb. I5lh, JSiM.
ALL Com missioned, n..n Commissioned Oai
CC.-5 and Private^ belonging to the Army of
reunr?scc, or to Lieut. G.-n. LongatreeCs Corp;,
irh.. ara'noir tit home c:i rten,.;r.t :>f fli-buc.-f. or
Wounds received in battle, a::d also all men
t?t?tcTI lit any i/cptirrmcn: whatsoever, wo ueicuji
srdexsd to rendezvous at Hamburg ?ii thc Sith, or
:t "Nii.'-.iy-Hix'rtii1 thc. different Depots un the
Greenville Bail Road on the 4th March, prepared
to miva forward to their rospoctivo commands!
Gfi'tccrj will ba found, at thc itbove-namod
poiul.i. wli? will extend orders, un i furnish IMUS
pp?tati?u. f.%
By eem??and Gen. Jobnsto*
li. CHARLTON-, .
Capt. C. A.
Feb I? 2r . ._8_
He^d-Qiiarters,
- \ ENROLLING OlTiCER, ;
Enoaniuv TJJ. l?x, lb?i.
rrr^l! S7. ?nt?ce.o? dil AV^?nteos (Vota t;;o ArmyTof
Jj. Tennessee or Lieut, General Longstreet's
?irii -, is called'to*th'i foregoing order* Of..Captl
tmiMxix.' P. M. SCirlRMBR,
Lieut, as.d Chief E. 0. of Edge.
Feb 16 2t ; 8
S?ge?eld Male.Academy
raiQE; F.\-ere<..<..-? of this Institution wero re
.g. sumed on Monday,, the 15ih inst.
Terina of Tuition. :-!:? :>?r tearier.
SUMTER l>.. SPAHN, Principal.
Feb 1-J tf '; ;S_
Horse Creek Academy.
np;ll! E:;.i.-l-:s ttl this School will bc upenod ?
J. Iv, theft bit d Monday (Inf.) Pcb* IS'H. '_
Tuition ol Mles tn carrcifjontl with thc lime?*
Par?nt*xlcsiriiUS of Laying their children thor- j
onghly iuitijieh . .? l'"' A-. -.i l?.-iiti>- CoursoJ
will nave all nocdful-attLUttaa givifi th-.::;).. Tis.- '
m-r:il culture < f pup-Is v.i'.l also receive pmper 1
ca*a. ... .* - '?. .?. I
.Good Board caa hi ubi lineij coE/oaicut to thc
Scbbul iv reasonable* terms.
P..G. .rondos;
Fob ld . 8t*???_&
Recruits Wanted. ?. j
ANY perscuc d?ng to go to thc ltfth Si 0. ;
llfgimcnt -an hear *f something to their 1
adv.anttge bv eaWmg nn ibo RiiT^?rib?r near-|
Rmaardsonivillo P. Or, Edg?hol?l Dist.
Qui*. \\r. S..PETERSON. I
vFob ly . -l ^ p
$5x00 for a Eeeruit !
?tVIl.L SIVE Frvi: li L 7Ci)K KD DOLLARS
f.-r a Boimd, able-bodied RECRUIT, not how
in service but liable t? do inilit?rv nervine.
Ii. li.' TUCKER,
CM. I, 24'.b S. C. R^'t.,
Dalton, Ga.
'"Il?li?lV?ll I
LSUPERIOR JACK will stand ibo cn'-nfaz
Bprbag Season Lr. ii. iivfif>'-^vn? !
j Mit!.. Terms $20 ibo j?eas.<ir-the money ao- '
, coio] ::.y the ?o'ire. - Tim Ij'oason f > S?ra??iicc'l
"th.i 1 t. i FfpTch anti olbsc tim 1st Maw
- ir. MIMI?. !
Fob 1(5 ! tfv .. a ;
WUlN.i'KAy^OR STOf,ll>* from my premises
B%- o? lift??fSst.', my*R.?r;r<i tv oman Ll.-. Sold
L>/'\ U ?bi.ul lil year? r<]H, very i?tcly, weighs
about 1 .?!;?> p?t'ud.Sf color botweon that of blsek
n?id c.": p-.v, *Kod on whi n-the left.a homespun j
j dro"? with a bolo tn the H inte under ibo n't m, vi'-O'1.
Moy?tepajicjc. and speak- tni'dly and promptly
? ?ben s-i'olken to.
I will give a reward . f S200 Tor the ap? rthen
.sioii nf said girl, -and $500 fot pro",f to convict
any ono of sPmling ber. JOffN' SEiGLER.
.';;;A??T--.VII.LI:, Feb. 13,- t? 8
SST; Augusta t?on*t?Mt?ntilt'?? and Chnrloston
Courier, will copy three time?, every other dayr
and forward bill to chis Office iniiu?diato'y.
; Tfo ticrc'iy ^iven to .-.ll concsniod that I will
'??Ja. makn n final settloittonthti tho E-tite of John
I iV. W'tflUsr, dao'd., it] Mic Oniiciry's*- Odirftt, tn
? Thursday, 'tho JOili March r.ox? All T. iyir.g
; claim's ajaiCst snid Es ta lo Will pTCSSht fb?m by
! tb?'.lday, iiutMhose indebted- will ploftSe p?y Up.
M^SE? HARRIS, Ail'or:
. Fob I" .'..''- ' _ _^_L
Rags Wanted.
?-1LKA S COTTON A NB *L tX EN R A G S c;-.u be
J 0..ld f?r cu.:h ?t thu AiUkrt?tf office.
J Aug. 27 tf . . 34
NQT'CE fO
PURSUANT to inetruolions from the Comp
troller -0?ieRily THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SOLDIERS BOARD OP RELIEF are
required to aBSesa ?nd collect ' a Tax ip" Kind'of 5
per cent on all Manufactures including Shoes,
Ilarnoss, Wagons, Buggies, Spinning .Wheels,
Looms, Slays, Reels, and all articles manufactured
of iron- Pfbws,' Horse-Shoes, Axer, Hoes and
Toola of any kind made in the year 1803.
Each Comaii?sloner'is authorized ' to commute
articles which cannot bo used, for Ihuso which ?
can bo used by Soldiers' families, and snob ar- j
tided as will be of no use to thom aro to be sold
and thc proceeds appliod to.tboso Tor whoso beno
flt thtftax was intended.
- A return of ?-por cont cn ull artiolos manufac
tured of thc raw; material, for salo or barter, is
therefore'required to bo inudo immediately.
J. H. M1MS,
. Soc'ry and Treas. S. B. R.
Feb. ir, ?;. ? ' St - .8
----;-.
* Notice.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY FOR
KpaEFIELD DISTRICT,
. RIDOE. Feb. li, 1801.
PURSUANT to Ordors from tho Division Com
missary, I am required to close the Commis
sary Storo-Ronih at Edg-field C U.* The Storo
ltoom in futuro will bo at H1&?e P. ?- wirara we
are ^repajed 'o rocoivo H11 Subsistence Supplies.
:?_. . TILLMAN WATSON, Jr.,
Purcbiu-iug Commissary for.J?dge. Dist.
. : EohiLtrT^ ? .-2t. 8:'.
South Carolina's . Dead'.
BIOGRAPHICAL EOLL OF HONOR!
HAVING ruccircd frequent .'applications'from
the friends-of d'; ".. .. ?u -ioldicri. to pince ia<
a poioinrient form *.'..... make . t acceasBdo ta all
who might desire a copy, thc ' ROLL OF H OJ*
OR" on which I am engaged fo . the State, I pro
pose to. pubiL-b n work moro ext udci inuits scopo
an?Ldcsixn than the State Roll, embracing Jiio
prifphmeut- ?'?.o/' //-'- ofVtbr "?i-n . so?! raen from
this State who Haye lailnii r.r dieci in ?tr, ?co du
ring thc pro;?ut far, and whoso friends may fur
nish rac with the.-necessary material- for mob
sketches.
? The plan is tiiis: The friendo of tho dcoraso.1
soldiers desfring a place in this.work will forward
to me the nocos?ury-information'to ^raake up for
publication the biographical sketches, or send me
the notices they wish inserted, when they will be
revised and compiled for publication. Each bio
graphioitl sketch must bo accompanied ny the
n.'ime"of at least ono stibsrriber and Ten Dollars
to defray the expense and labor involved iu the
preparation and compilation rf the skolchos, for
ivhicb a receipt will ba giv._u entitling the holder
to a copy of tho work ut tho subscription price.
I nm perfecting Rrraageaicnt-f wt th pleading
publishing h' n o for tho publication of thc work?
lt will bc published in m untidy numbers, aud
issued in thu Heit style of letter press trialing on
Ono.white Euglah hook paper and printcd witb
thc best. English Ink. Each? number will contain
one or muru portraits of rfficers arni men who
have d??tiaguish?d tbemSfclvcS during tho war.
Ttio twelve numbers will make four Landsome
volumes. . i ?
Terms ?50 per annum or f?r twelve number.?,
payable on tho publication of tba nrst number,
i>f which due notice will he given. Thowork will
bc contitiued cTniil tho Roll is completed. Those
intending to suUcriho or famish hiograp?ical
tkutehs, should do co without delay, 113 the first
edition will, bo lfuitfed to tho number of sub?cri
bers, jis . - .... *
Addr^? WILLIAM-B. JOHNSON,
Columbia, S. C.
Feb! 17 tf ' ? 8
F?r Sale,
A DELTOIITFCLXEWLT-IMPROVETHIES
fja. IDKNCK in-the Villano ol' Edgcllald.
*?'ho Lot.Contains. TUIET? ACRES, amply
mpphe-l with lire wood and good water.
Thc Location* is oligib'.o and healthy, combi
ning many advantages for a 'Village*!' cadence.
W. P* BUTLER.
Jan. ?5 , tf &
Professional.
"OFT ER "MY riCTTFrr-;-iv.-..\ ?J STOTItTES
io the people "f Edgelield District, until my
return to military seryieel
Office formerly occupied by Morngno .-.nd my
Jelf. -;. li. W. ADDISON,
Attorney ut Law.
Jar, 11 fr :t
For Sale,
ATHOROUGH ERED Che.st.-r County SOW.
Als?, a fino Dnvon HEIFER. Apply at i li IF
U thee.
Feb 10 tf ft, 7
Dick -Cheatham.
DfCTC CHEATHAM will .-land thc Spring Sea
gull of* ??'M at Edgefield Cnu,-t IL; uss ao.? at
Rufmou 0-dita au's a: Thirty-five Dollar!1, thc
Sea'on commencing from this dat? and ending ?n
I ho 2i)t!i June. Ho trill remain at Harmon t?-ill
inan's until thc -2d inst., after which fimo ho will
br at Ed??fieid Court Il-.U?c tin MUNDAYS,
Tl'ESPA VS WE'?X E.-' DAYS and EH I'll?I)AYS,
the'remainder of thu time at Huraioa Odlllmhns.
Tho money will be duo at t!:c end of thc Staion.
Muret will bin injured with foal for S7J by spe
cial euutract with Ja*. M. Harrison or myself.
? IMO*. ?. LACON.
?.oh. 1st 1S63" Suv C
B-iate of South Carolin^,
?p?EEI?LD Ii?STU?OT,
.IN EyUITV.
Ri F. Q-.W.U a d wi.'c, .. >
ct. ' .- J'ai'h'don.
Jtenc E. Sliaif^ cr. al. j
?p"j)Y l'iVm? "f rn order of thc C<mft tn tilts ca?e,
?? I ..viUV.,-..ncf-d tn poll Hi ?v-f^oficbi C. .'L,-on
MollJayitba 7th day of M?rc'i ii'^i. ihc Ruul
Eitat? of Ju.'. C. Shadier, d'.-cv.H>d. ns follows:
ONE TRACT Q? LAND ??l?itiiti-r .Oiio-hun-.
d'cd and leo acres, "VI" or le.'s. .niJoining ladds
of W. ff. Chi-*!-, Wui. BlinflbV, Oi. '
ONE TRACT OF LAND conruiniig Ninety
uer -.-, more'(ir h?n. ?>>) o'-.i" : ii}* sb .rr sncntfo?od
Uael, W. ll. Ch?g and oihors.
Sold un a ctclii- f iwolvc months with interest
farm d-?y 0!' sale, ejecpt eoats^f suitj?bj?h tp.ns:
bo p'aid.Tn pus's;" J?urcfmsars io bond with .-.t
lea-:t i1-'" g?ci? titr^tv-- io scKrw thc pbrchnso
.u,o,,ev ai.d rny for papers t:-tr,i, '
;;. rt', CAR WILE,"
Feb. 0 St? ? s
Siaf? of S?a& Oaroliaa,
TS tillDINARV.
ISY W. F. JJtR?SOI'l, l?-Ruiro, Ordinary ci
9 Edgelichl District: . !
Whi.i"-aJ, Nichaol Hara has eppliu.1 to mo
for-Lettoffrof idmTni jtrationj qn ali -u-i B gig ul av
jg- " As -v. ! phatl - cveditt i-f Mar
rr;':'-V Hare, la? of th? DiUriet aforesaid, doo'd;- '
w T'lcso iirci in-ni'--.' :. '" citb aod mlmouish all
AU.jili::,:.r, irti ard lipd?reditar? oflhq s:.id
dc? : - IO :..:> : ?Pi???) hiftft.rt MO, :,t our nt-Kt
?riiiiary^ O?s?>< fbi tue - .td isi^rrict, hbo holden
r.t. ? i^clbfld vourt House, on ti;e 2yth day of
F'-'-ruary inst., to gh?W wnio, if any, wh", the
! sRi.l'administmtion sb?uld hoi bo graifedj
(Jiveu uade'r i?y hand and foti, this l?t'j day of
Y-]\ in yt-.i'0? our Lord ?J-C tbo?sand ci?ht bun.
1 afta siiiV-i'-nr '"f* ciphty-eightb:
i vs?rof the Iudipcnti.mee of Sonih parolina.
! '" : . W. F. D-URI50E, O.ED.
I^r'^is '-I ?t_^_ s_
! Jhe Btate of. South- ?artHimaj
* JED?F??ELT) 'DISTRICT.
'n IX ?U DINA KY.
WTJY W. F. DURTSOE, Esquire, Ordinary of
K'Edgaficiapistrfo? .. ..
MV'hereas, M. W. Abii?y bas applied''to mo for
! Letters of Admini.tration. on all aud singular $0
: ,-"?,<.? and cha'tel?, rljjhts and credits of Vashti
\ t..,rr?w. lats of thc biatrfetttfowsuid^decy.
These arc, tlcreforo, to f-Uo Und ndmonish .di
' and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
j r..: ? debased, to bs ami appear hoforc mc, at our
! ne'ai'Qrdln?V?-s faf?w Ol0 "'"d Uislri?t; to bo
; hoMo at Edgeficld ?. H'. oh tho 29th day of Fob.
? tv show eause, If any, why thc said adnimls
! irntiou sbo*hld url bo ^r.rate.l.
I Hivon under my baud and seal, this 15th duj
i of "RVw'wy ?'-B y6!>r t,f 0,'rI<0'',? 0W
! c?;.d ciptht -hundred and slxty-fom-, and in thc
: &;g]jry-?igltfh y??r of ibo ludoponder.ee of tb?
..'..'to'-.f South CaroVma. .-..
i " - W. F. DUTJS0E,0. K. D.
1 Fob ]6 .* ?
A -Call for ?olunt8f?rs
For Twelve Montr? Confederate Ser
vicie in. the State. ? .
COLUMBIA, 8. C., JAN."22,.186*.
HAVING rccrivediut?ructintis from -ho Bareau
of Conscription, nr. Richmooi, through tho.
I Cuiumaodaut ot Conscripts fur South Carolinaj'to
I misc SIX COMPANIES OP MOUNTED MEN
I fur tho purpose of. arresting*Deserters aud delin
quen ts J'roin Conscription, a.ud nlso for tao ourpose
of resisting any "local invasions" or raids-that
uiny be attempted by "thc AbuiitionWts, such au
thority on my p..rf. is thus made ktiuwn to tho
citizens"?f-the State, in order that Ihii most impor
tant sorv-iec may hs rendered toe great cause of
Southern Independence, v .
It.ie proposed to form tho Battalion,from "Ex
empts a.ud Non-Conscripte," each Company jo
consist of not kati .than GO, nor moro thao ion,
rank and file, to elect its own vfficers, ?nd to fur
nish its own horses. Arms (sabre and carbine)
and accoutrements will bo furnished by the Con
fpserarci-Governmuot; and persons desirous of
joining the eorps can roport, either individually
or in organized companies,^ the nearost District
or Congressional Enrolling Officer, who is author
ized to muster in and roport thom to mo at there
Headquarters. :
Tho above card is hltnd with the full consont
yf the ?ta.:? authorities.
The term of service will bc for tzelire months,
and ii> jpuere of action : .-al- that !.?, wilhio the j
StJtc. ' , ' ALLEN J. GREEN, ;
Major and Enrolling Cheer.
Jun. 27 - . -lt j
A Cali for Volunteers:
HAVING received ayth?i-itj from Major Allua
J. Green, of Cpl?uibiis 3. C , ?nos. JJi.rri
will appanr in the Atlcirttfsr for some week- i
come, i propose to r.tisc a Company f->r bj- Bat
talion. Hore i? a chance f'*r Exempts and Non-:
Con cjripts, tbooub they b - nt home, to lotku
themselves useful -.^ tho country .nd instrumental ?
-io-gainiug ..on- ultimate independence. 1 shall
return ?Yum T??ncY:-o??n about :hir:y d.;y*. Ia
thu meantime iii1? pars ?.. irfchifig to join'such II"
Company"'is I rhyll strive to wise; will lind a li.-t
t> Which (?bey iii fly n| p?!>e their names, at thc
Oifi.v. of thc Clerk of thu Cmtrt. "
For nil particulars >ec the publication of MHj'.r
Grnoii.' ' . SWART HAKRIS?N.
Fob. 3 t: V_ 6
l .Mew Goods ?
THE Subscriber has received at his old stand
the following article?, which ho will sell at
the lowest market t-ricr, viz :
CALICOES and OlNt?HAMS; '
Bleached nul JJrowii rilllFiTNGS ;
Linen and Cotton ElAN D k E RC 111 EF3 ;
THRE\D and BUTTON:* l ?
NEEDLE? and PINS;
PAPKR and ENVELOPE*,
STEEL PENS and PENCILS;
ONE CASH SHOES ;
HOOP SKIRTS;
Manufactured and Smoking TOBACCO ,
SEG\R*.
FINE BROWN SUGAR ; . -.
COOKIS? SODA.
. I also expect a Bale of FACTORY THREAD
by the last of the week.
Call and examine for yourselves.
B. C. BRYAN?.
Jan 0 . tf > 2
Select Female School.
GN.E AND A HALF MILES FP.OM RIDGE
' POST OFFICE.
THE Exercises nf this InrfUution will be re
sumed on .MONDAY," tho 25th January, to
^continue two Sessions of Fivo Months each, witb
..-ic.ti.in of two or'three wcoks in tho interval.
No Sch dar received kr le.'.* time tuan one
qutrier. Rates of Tuition in accordance with
the times. All tho different branchos of a firs'
elliss Sehc-ol will be taught. Tho undersigned
Trustees baying again Secured tho t?rricos ??
MISS C. J. HALL, ol' Georgia, ns teacher, flat
ter themselves that enid School will not l? infe
rior le the very best in the country.
A few more young ladle* etifl procure beard in
the neighborhood on reasonable tortns if early
application is modo. For further information
consult cither of thc Trustees at Tt:;igo P. 0.,
Kdgefield Platelet.
xr-rrATSON,
}
L. M. AS BILL, ?.
P. P. ASBILL,.
D. WILLIS,
Pi WILLIAMS,
Jan 16 . Cl''} TrU?tws.
Bethany Academy.
THE Subscriber will open bi; School nt this
pine* for the present, cn tho Second Munday
(*tb) Feb. IS?t.
Klcmoctnry, S IO per -uniter.
Ordinary, U 'r,tt '
Higher:anti Clc,?-ie?, 15 " "
payable in advance. ?
Boar! cnn be procured oft a? reasonable terma
ns auyivhero. Gh'0.*GALI'llIN.
Lo.ti.?niKS. P. 0.** :
February .1 3tl 0
State of South'?ar?lii?'i,
. EDGEFIKLD DISTRICT,
IS' HQ CITY.
Lucretia William?, ?rt. ul.
Vi. y Pnrtili'Ui;
Jji'*. Atitry, Adm'or, ct. al.
?'i V virtue nf nt> order of tho Court in this ouse,
JD I wil| Hell un M?nd?y tho "th day of Mnrch
next, at Edgefield Carl il-i?'c. Cb'cTt -I llita-j
of W. Burgess Bush, dee'd. consisting nf two
severn! tracts ?f lundi vi; :
ONE TRACT ci?atuipg._Feu'r hundred aud six
; ICC) :ur- s, m ;>.-... ?r leS?S. tidj'-inih;; lands bf Jesse
G-imillittrf, A. Mr^rl If. % iw.-. right .-^d others
ONE Tl;ACT Ronbriiilng Forty-one ttl) sort*,
oi'iirv ?r lo**, adjoining . -t ot .v..M< yair, J;>c.
b?n Ifnlm.ijs sud oihurs
TE li MS -- -"-bi it th: first rt-ir.-!:;!-e.-'j r^iyk oij, j
a cr-\!'r. of iirolye m<fzil\i, wi'u ?(tercs^-frora djtj
of sis'l'o? nxcopt eostj of suv whiob must be |i'nid"
in Cash/ Purcbjr?ii'r? to g?v? ?.ni l" wiih nt least
t.vri g'.nd .-'irei'i.-s to spourc ttie partuasn mono},
tindpitv for tirlrs i
' *. y..,w. r .UWt-.K.-c.v.r.n.
Feb In . !. 7
8ta?G of ?o?th ?&$?lm&s
tDO l?lt!f'KLlf I ?'i;;TriiC'Jj
IS ORDIS:.'.H"i". '. '
Milton J..Palmer ami E '.?.i 1 is wife,"j
- . . **..?,. tri - v. I' '1
Asbovry Mat:in,;Jaiu?-s Mtojin, - t -.
Mtwmanfitl iQii~ sTi'il .7i". Plitsjr, I
Hud other.-. D^fo'i ilirit?". ' . j
SjtYii?i f?- ? r ?. !.. li: f\t?\\iixry, I "ha'l .pro
P.-P y.- '. UK>C'f-'afj . ?' i |T?v c ?rn (Mi
lirfct M iu!'.::v" in .vlareh iie^., n.r Partition, -tl;;
Real Estait of .T->hn Martin rioyeasr.l, eousislins
tit n TRACT Oil PARCEL OF LAND ?yti?g and
haidgln tho IHsirlot ena Sttttu afure^iJ, eoolain
iu;j; ?no Juiodro'i and Sixty ('?iii) acres, aoifs'.'oi
Uss, fcnd'.bon?ded b;. !:.L?.-. . !'. i;:-ricc M i-'r-.-v-.
m?rt," Csta?? of T '?.-..:,.-;a ?t -.f'-i.':. r\a\ uijicrri
";n'it?5. -Tho ea-d-TrV.: id :.';. .
i.?tw.'lve'ij'.iitr* wifu. inUreiX tremol y .?.
PuxehasPi ;.> slvo-Ihmd, wi b ?wirtjj .. cur?r? n-l
i*. .Mv::.; ,.' thc p. ..n^sas '? 'iri'i'-a-y to'
rec?tiHi ih? purchase ut-.r.?/. C ?<e ly ho* pu.i-l iii
cavil. Tills?, extra.
LEWI? JONES, s. n. n.
February 3 SH fl
?
Notice.
LL parmi)s haring demands a^t'inst the Es
_ tate of W. C. Monigne, doe'd., will please
.present them dulj altesti-d.
. 74. W.' CARWILI2, Ex'or..
.\lso, those having i taiuii against tho Estato of
Sn-an Garrett, ilalr'd^wil] present Ihcm duly at
?tcsted. - Z, W. C\RWILE,
, . . Adm'or with the'Wfll annexed.
Dee 28 tf :t
Notice,
a LV pc-r.-ons baviu?f claims Rgwfdst tho Eshto
^t5p nf Su?an F Xiilherti doe'd.. aro n -tifi^d io
rou-.ler Ahem in forthwilb prnpi-rly nttested.
. J Ai. A. TALBERT, AdVr
Nor 21 . " '. If - At
Fresh Arrivals.
EI'ENN. AiKCiit, has just receivcd#
. ? Tierces RICH;
1 D:.g Superior Rl.G COFFEE J ?
. 1 Chm; Fino tlRKEN'TEA ;fc
i 'DD BunohoaFuoU'ry YARN, No?^3j Ift, 12. .
! f, K.-gs Nails, Cd, Ad. lfid, I2d;
i . '6 L'oxei Cimwing TOBACCO. - "
'And a great varier? of other usqfwl nr-'iclos.
I Jaq 8? ' tf . $
For Tal Collector.
BENJ. ROPBR,
JACOB H4i [KT, ~ .
STABLING TTJEIWB;
C. M. MAY,
CHAELEb CARTBB.
BEB EY HORNE.
- W. H. HOLLOWAY, *
r' 'T ' .
-Look at This !
POUR HUiYMED DOLLARS REWARJS
RUNAWAY from me.two ysarsago, two?????
women, CLABENDER and LIZE. Clar
oi.Uer ia a d..rk mulatto about forty years of act.
Liza is a bright mulatto, abtut twenty-OB? yean
old,-both of gwdsixo. I think they bare bi??
harbored in thia District and tito lower park o?
Abbeville. I .rill give Two Hundred Dol?an for
tho. apprehension of tho two women, ' ?sd Two*
Hundred Dollar? for tho detection ef the thief ?
harborer. W. Q.. GARDNER. '
Hamburg, St.pt 22 dm ^?
State of South Carolina, ~
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT-,
/A* E QU TTY.
M. J!. Simi:h,r, \ .
'w> - - ..- . f .*... * . * <
Emma Sirukin^, ct al. J
BY virtue of r.n ."ordiir of tlio Court in thu
cause, tho?, Creditors of tho Hon. Arthur
.uikinVj both tl??cial Rod otherwise, are required
establish their Claim? beforo ibu'Conmissioner
hy the first day of May next.
Z. W. (JARWILE, C.E.K.P. .
Coaim'r3.-0irico, Oct.-20, 1863. 2?M2 *
Estate Notioe.
PERSONS havingkcluims against tho Belate of '
Dr. E. Dlarnl, dee'd., are requested to;pr?
sent tho sanio forthwith tc .?lr. Jtimos M. Harri
son, who is my authumed Agent in sottling up
Kit- buiiucas of tho Estate.
E. E. BLAND, Adm'x.
Nov i ti 44
Salti Salt! Salt!
3f\f\ BUSHELS FINE 'I)K.Y SALT
<J\y which ac vri'? sell at the Augusta price
fur CH=11, or Tva will bar&r "a po.ttan of it Pir '
Csrn, Pork or Flour. ' M. FRAZIER, *
S. P. GOODE.
Nov 4_ .- If_U
Take Notice.
ALL'portons .Vivrug. emiic* against the R?tate
. of Ja.-, Adiiuii, dee'd, are Bottled to rinder
eham in, pi"? er j? attested, bofore theist Dee?
I8t>l. and lliWe indebted to said Esti,te will pleas? .
pay tho tamo without delay. * .-"
A. G. TURNER, Adm'ar.
NuV. 25, ^ lyj* 4?
Administrators Notice,
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Wm,
Taney, deo'd, will pay the tftno viithottt delay,
and thone having claims against said Batata ar?
' notified to render thom is -properly attested, td "
Dr. J. B. Courtney, Agent for the Administrator,
forthwith, as ire ?OS?TO to close np chi Estate af
socn zs possible.
GEO. J. TOtfiiY, Ad'or,
Nov. 25 ly? . 4J .
Burial Cases !
!keep cor.! tautly os hand a fall stu ak of Walnut
and Mahogany COFFINS, whiohffrwa and
after this date, will ho 3old for CASH, and ai
pri?es us reasonable as the times niD'&dmit at
The un of the HBARlrE will b ; oharged fox
r?cc:>r4iujr to tho same-ratio.
. . JOB3? M. WITT,
Kd(r??eld, S. C., Oct 10, U?1. tf <vt.
-.? .. i ?a ? 'ff
Estate Notice, .
ALL persona in taywiso indabtod to the Estate,
ot E. M. Peno, dee'd., are earnertly rcqhest
ed to como forwwd and settle up without delay,
Those huving claim* ugf-iost said Estate will reu
der thea" in, pr>w>rty alloted, at on early dat?.
a. L, .PENN, Adm'w. ,
Aug 4 tf - JO .
J
To Creditors and Distributee*
TS^OTICE is hereby given, that I will bo pro
1\ pored to cuttle tn the Office ot tho Ordinary
for Edgofiold District, on sale day in Mariah nert,
V!LM. with tho C.-e.ii-ori and. Distributees of Sn.
san F. Talbert, dee'd. . ?
JA1?.A. TALEBE^Adm'ois
Jan. 6 S? r%
Fiiie Brown Sugar.
fTST reccivod.anti for sale by
E. PENN,Agent
Dee IG tf " 51
Notice.
ALL parsons iodabt*d'to, or having domain!*
agttiii.--: thc Estate of Mary Martin, dee'd..
Ki also the Lpgateee to the name, will take ?otiee
th rt I wish to close up th a saina by settlement a?.
.o?n os I can. Legatees will call on Aduiiul'i
irutor. B. M. MARTIN*'Ad/e?,
Dec 9 * ill
?- ? - --rr-!---r-rr-*-.???? ? ? ? ?.
Strayed or Stolen,
"OROM Hruniurg ..a the night ol' the^iit. One
I?" SORREL MARE linds CREAM COLORED
HORSE/, for wh"?-h a rjsas?nab?a reward* will ho '
paid rn: thier jleKyerj tc ma at EdifofielR or HI?-J,
i>i!r^ Any iitformation cnDcorcinr?,thtm,'tlianB?n
fid!. ee?;vcd. J. L. NICHOLSON. .
D'*. :;0 xi .1
' Hoop Skirts.
ItBjflZ Till'l??Y ,-;JOO? SKIRTS just re
ceivrd by E. PENN, Agent.
Dc; 2 '. -tf '52.
Tea! TQ&I
CH s ST OF "(?ttEE?f*r3??, of tne
!l iv-r na?t qu-Jl,iiyi fur ?u.\o bv".
E. PEN2t5 Agent,
?apt l? tf * 3T
I" . Last Notice.
hffjj3RSO?S ha'vin^ claims^figtrlcst thc Esi.".te.J:
j \ nf Mnitbow May?, dee'd., or Eliz. oLiys
.Jcc-u., will Tirosont Ihomr-lttiy attc?lo:? hythe 5th"
! April next, wu\l tho-:o iudeuto? to either of -nil
I E-t.itcs will.please pay tho .same without delay.
I a? intthr- 5-.li day nf April a lina! sottlemsnt will
j b? in tha Ordinary's 0ih>.e on sui-l Est?tes,
* * 'J KO. R. MAYS/AdmV.
i .faa y ? ' Sra . 3
?Final Notice.
A ?V. :..:r-....i ?.jivi.'? :iisL*s :?gaiust thosfstat*
[\ <-| f. -:. --! I'.-rl.-i, ' .ic-i'd., arc notitw4 tc*
rcr. ri iji i . . i t.. i-'.y :;? i :.-t .....?, t. r. or bofore tho
7 i v x'i'-ix rh?vy?il 1-r.ireiL aa on .thit
. i,-. ? ...-.-j iii - f r*v\ S?tate will liaraado
ia tba Ordirfu' v'ii iifttoo. - _' ._
F. O A W. L. PARKS, E3c*or>.
.EVTI ? . XFT*. 8
Public Notice.
IHEREBY publish to thc community ali lsrg?>#
that Maj r Tillman Watson and Mrs. l?apsar
Uart" bu ve positi cly refnued to take Cnnfndwatg
inonov In pavment of Notes held by-them itgatrst
?S?^*5WM- Noie ls for $3200 or (KM fStij
Watsbn's for S5U? dr $*>H0. I am inforniod. that
Major Wais .n traded fol thlfi Kvte- and poid fur
ititi C'Vit'?'UraU mviirj. I will no6 pay. iatorasft
on -aid Not? ?nlc?J o-inr.pc'lod by law.
011 . WADE-HOLSTEIN.
Feb 0 . tf ?
Notice/
RS. NANCY JONES, living st thVoUl/foU
u ft'ato.-r.n tho Plank Road, two miles heltfw .
i ":c Pino House, toils bef.iro me a'dari BAY
' HORSE, fifteen and ahitlf hands high,, loft bind
I fi>ut white, with-a-?unll white snip on hU nose,
I und Hhod all ronnd, anpiioswl to he ten year? old;
i no other mark* .rc brands perceivable. Appraised
to bo worth ?3M A. JONES, M. E. D.
! Feb 6th, ISSI, - ' lm4t 7
Notice.
M
thorned Agent In tho traos.wtton of ell beP
*, o-i connsnted with the R?tate of W. Jaspar
Whirs, d*0&? M. EIWBNIA WfiLL?