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Somebody's Darling. - Into" a/ward cf tho whitewashed nalia,* . . TvTiere the dead-and the dying ley, ^ .Wounded by bsyonstd, shelli and balls, Somebody's- darling WM iw??oi?t4*y~->.* ' Somebody V darling;'ip young and j? braye I . Wearing yet on bis ?weet; pal? face ~J3UOB; to bc hid ia the dost of the graT? Th? lingering ligl?t of b> lwybo*<Vi ??we. . Matted-tjaaVaaniP ar?the curiaof geld,'.". Kissing the snow of that fair young brow/. Palo.?* th* lips of delieate i?joidd SoMcbo il j's darling ia dying now. ? - . I Mk from Lie hasA?tifal blue-vain ed bre-w : Brash bi?, wandering wave?ef geld; . bros? bia bands on bi* besom now . Somebody's darling ia still and cold. -? ..'/- . .. - V. ? '.- .. a Kin* him'once for somebody's sake, Murmur a prayer ?oft and low-. Oao bright curl from its fair mates take- . They w'eresomebady'a pride, yon know.* . Somebody's'bi nd bath rotted thor?- ' . " r7as it a 'motkerV ?oft and w bite ?.. Or hare the lip? of a sister fair " " Beea-haptited m meir wares ofdjgblt God know?, best, Jcteiaa someday'* lev?, , Somebody's'heart en?briced kim there Somebody wafted bia name above, . IVight end lacrn, ca the "wing* bf prayer. . Somebody wept wjien he marched away, , Looking jo"'Jiandsome, brave and grand 1 Somebody's"kiss eu his forehead lay, Somebody clung to hi? parting hand. - Somebody's.watching aid waiting fer him, . Yearning to hold bim again to her heart ; And there Ko 1 ios- with his bid? eyas dim. And tie'imiling, child-like lip? apart. * Tenderly bury the fair young dead * Pausing tkedron on hi* grave a Uar, Carve un the wooden slab^o'cr bia head : ?a " Somebody's darling rt umbers atr.."' Official Despatches t'mm General Lee.; O??eial despatches frota Gen. Lee, this af ternoon, report to the Secretary of War the . following: ' : . u Yesterday evening, GeneralHill attacked the enemy's infantry, wbicb bad* broken through a portion of the line held by bur ar tillery on the Sqtrirrei-Leve? iload, und drove fbonr batJc. Ge&.HiUrreportstkat they were severely punished, and 40u prisoners captured. J . *? Huinptos> operating on fill's right, also. ? drove the enemy, capturing twd'etauds.ofl colors, about 50i) prisoners, including' four J Colonels and thirteen other officers. . } 1 " Early reports that all the enemy's civ-3 airy ba? retired towards Harrisonburg, 4J)<2~] - that there is now uo enemy syuth of Niptfe Uiver. . ~ -..?'.. ' ' Echala reports "thai the pas?a?e of tfce1 .'. "Watauga bv tW.ttiiln? wa> resisted 'from - noon ot the 29rb till dark uf tbe 30tb. On Dsvaiilt'a Jto'ad iH'e enemy was xuut?d. by . Cosby and" Duke, and di i v?n in tie dire ttiou i of Jouesburo. At Carter's Station they Were J repulsed by General Yaughan-j.. - uCk>kuieJ Gitter ia .operating ag inst a body advancing up Sandy River.. -r* -, Jttore I-'tghtims ut Petersburg. ' HJCHJIONP, Oct 1st, . IS?4.; The following is a'6pcdaldi*patebifrom lb? ? vening Whig of to-day . ' li?usideVcorps advanced across tho Vang ban to' the 'Squirrel-Level road, yesterday, and dislodged our][brees rrom. the 'breastwork 0 t Peeble* farm, four miles from the city, arta' distant one mile and a:k&lf lrom' their -"fur ther linea.' Our forces resisted strenuously,' but were overwhelmed until Hampton cbe?'i ' cd and drove them' back. Thc battle- pr?v grc-ssed 'bo* ly, but favorably, and the* enemy were driven back to the works ?on Peebles' farm, when darkness closed further hostilities 1 Our forcea captured 1,1'00 pi ?to?era, among them-several colonels and ot her fle d officers Our forc-i-s were/danked by superior iiutn b'itra and were compelled to retreat with the los* of one gun and eighty killed, Wounded aud prisoners. After this advantage, the cu erny, preasedforward in the direction of the Boydtown Plank Road, one mile, but were mw on Robt. H. Jones-plffuiation by "Wilcox. Most oftbe prisoners Si ave arri red in r.,w'iw The Yankee loss w^s-very haav/.. Ours -jos fully known? but comparatively flight* . * Some figb'drrg this moroni?. Tue enemy bold the captured works. SECOND DISPATCH.. P?TEBSBCRG, Oct, I-5 o'clock pu ta. ?Tb* enemy citer taking our breastwork laut night pi'<"s?fd forward sume tor? mil?-* until met and driven back upwards of a mile ty our forces. . - ' Early ibis morrttng our forc?s sgainattat-k ed th?'eu?ur?y, and- succeeded' in dislodging them from a portion of-onr lo**,* worrit but ' lVtling to'retake'the whole work; rcUutioudi ed the portion recaptured. ' . . Upwards of 400 more prisoners were- c.np' tared this morni^f..' . ? The slkugfiter of Ibeenemj in tbe' light r yesterday evening was very heavy. O?rgen-\.f. . eral offiiiers.siy only surpassed by that at | Spottsylvania Court House. ? - i' The force of the enemy eftgased was prin-1 ci pally the 5t& and 6tb corps-many new j mea among them. Tbe enemy were running cars along tbj hue to the place of fighting all ni?bt; suppot eito"be-bring?g forward reiuforcement?,. A beary rain has boen filling all day aud the fighting was resumed tbi~ eveuiut*. . j Oar cavalry were rnga^ed yesterday and j to-day. They, captured a inimbex of padso- " aers yesterday.* Tbe ligbtfdall poin?on well and good re . su'.tsareanticipated. O?xl?s* isslighc-tbas fir. Gen. Forsesl's Latest Achievement. Tbe^bllowing- ja Gw.,Forrest's official re -port oftbe capture-of Athen?, Ala., canfiruea .tory of tbe preset acsoc'ution deFpatch>: ATHEN-S, ALA^ September 21-My forces j 'captared-this place tars, morning, wjtb tb?r; ' ttee?'bundred officers and laeu, fifty wag?ns and ambuUnce?, five hund? od horses, two trains '>f.cars loaded., with quartermaster's and oomjnUsary stores, with a large, qnin? ty of small ?rnui, and, two pieces r?" artillery. . MT troops /are in fine ppirir?. 2ly IOSB five tilled and. twenty-five wounded." (Sighed,) N, B. FORREST, WajVGen. -,-:- . Didn't Have Km* Many a glorious" speonlntioa hasvfiiled f-r tbs same ffbod reiM?on .that the old -Texan' Br.*J2er,gave .when be WHS asked why be v-^di?n>t buy "--.nd wbcu it was dog chnap. " Well I did come r,i<rh ou to ?kin?^ijrht . thousand jtcres oncej" taid -Tom -Phillipa. L-tourfully. - ' * . '". -You pe?, bro of the b?3*s came in ?me .d:y ircHtn.an ?rtdial? bunt without any shoes, and"".-tbe'y -oif/red me their , titles tor^ two -leagnes, just .below tbt-re, lor a pair of boct*?'.A t^^!xr.arpair of .boot* 7" ?ricl ono. ''. V?!Sr"^?r'tF paie of bDola wr'cach l*ague." V Bot witv"on-earlb :d"d>,t ..you take" it Thisy'J bir^tJrtb A bnmlrod tbfJn.=a:id dollars to: day. ; \Y-by didu't you ?If?;, thom tue . baot*?" ; * , '*> .fust. 'Citusol didu t liava.ffic ^bout.??- to~ g".vo,'T said op Tom, aa bo .tojk "a?otber ch>w . ut tobac?a q'n'tc as if he ow?d two leagues . of land. Au Awful Record. If any ene wants to-kDow what becomes of all the men 'that are sent to the war, let them subscribe for theAlincinaati-.Dia/y Commer cial or Gazette. S We give this puff free' of charge to our. political: enemies, convinced that a- perusal pf their . officiai, cohimna of dead, sick, dying1 ahdMfrounded wilj^lbi tastlj more good^tbsaall the eloquence of o ur-co p [perhea4 writes or speakers. Oue day last [ week, we took?the trouble ot counting the number in a single c?py of the"1 Commercial, ?and if was over a thousand^ When we re member that'a single .column: in that parser conuica over three hundred names, and then call td mind the'multitude of .columns " we I bavs seen, we ho longer wonder what bas be come of our men; ou the contrary, we won der ^wfeere all the people, hate come fronr. It I i*-a j)erp?toal list of sick, wounded, dying *nd d*aJ-the missing not being taker* into *he.?ceonnt. Yet the callous and, we might j almost say, brutal edifr>rs of thew papera fill ?heir other columns .daily with invitations and entreaties to the remnant of young men j .mt borne to enter' this war and.. march' into j ?c peas ??f tho South, it would seem as i they were fascinated ' by the sight' of their bloody li^ksy and Lad an ambition that every man?s hame should figure in their pages as wounded^, sick or dead. . Vv htn shall; this deTjJish slaughter end ? " How long-will the pepplealeep it their lethargy until death rips at their .door.? , It i;r impossible, tl?at pesco should come i again wbilea fiendish -pe ?A at the head- of j our affkirs. He realises nbth'rag of the aw ful destruction.of property, nor thc -wasting ?laughter i-f life. Neither _dooB he care. He has none of the instincts or sensibilities of a man, nor the dignity of a respectable tyrant. --Dayton Ohio Empire. -I-"-'-' ' ii KW USE TOR BUGGIES.-We learn that the. citizens of Selma were thrown into the greatest fexcitemeut" oj .reason pf a report, which reached there in the afternoon, to the effect that a large force of .Yankees.were, periaps,. ev;njtiien, en route for the purpose of destroying the Government works and lay ing waste tho private - property of individu als. A company was soon formed, and, ina short time, the usually quiet city presented quite a martial appearance. " , roofing tho organization ?f the company tho question of arms, ammunition,, etc., was being discussed; when an old gentleman, very i much excited,-.and towering a bead and fh.oulders*boTethe crowd, exclaimed in sten torian voice : ' .. ; "Ain't there no cannons to defend the city?" v - ' -, Voice from tbe crowd-"Yes, but they are oo?_r:o.unted." ?Fld Gent-" Wity ain't they mounted V Voice-" Because weiiavo no carriages." did Gebt-(will louder end more exci sed)-"Then.where the devil ara all the| Du?eies?''-Clayton Banner.". Mea? lUv'js THE BIK)TS;^-A Yankee, rath er badly wounded in the lee,'told tit Opelika. ;hat, when<rbe Confyder'ste who capt urjAl him, (Tauted to pul! off the fine boots that ho wa? Kearin?-, Yankee'be/?rcd that Le wouldn't to it. It wonld hurt bisel'eg. " Migaty sor y,,J red??ed ?$.n?ed, * ?hoes are ragged, sud nast-jjaye boots." "Let-me cut th^ra off,, hen," pleaded Yank. " Can't eland cut . -li 1.1..^_fr lii._-U_-_-3 11' ...*.-._?_ I ?eats ragged ahoef, "but you'ca?'t live-more bnu 12 hours, And if I can't- gt-t the hoots, omebody fclse mil^and thfn'I won't have ny, so fork over." --Basalt--& Yanko* ptw d tbrongh Columbus .Tuesday night with bo y abbes.-Sun.' STAT il OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ?VJ ? LNSlv. OEN'SRALS OFFICE, . OoT.L-i.-ni4, Sept.fO, 1864. 1ESERA J. fiP.jf)?RS A O. IS. rTha'oi'.fers from, thia oEii-ts, direcliag-tho cc . rtlltueytt ?if resident aligna, is not intended o apply t? alvern a ko br ve come Into the Cun- I .deracy uiuer contract to work at mechanical ' iiuploymeuu, cr who beiu* here at the Lcgir.uit.pr j ?t? the war, are anesgtd at .uch employaient? un icr lae Confederate Gevemuiautor cuutraotors >f the Government. II. To remove a tr.?.a;>nT?'k?m>??n which ii said ? prevail, i' is.annonnced that all eren:: ts from 3onf?d?mtc service between seventeen (-L7J aud if ty (50) years of z?6, who are not exempt by be laws of this State, ' ure li? (?le to gai vice ??c foni tie limits of their Iiistii-H? and will i-e en rolled in ?ffcc coULanies orjjam.'?d f?r said service. *r "By orJer :? ? A.C. OAKLINGTON, Aojatant?ud Inspector Gcner-il. .?**:I'iper3-ef ?he Sfite c*py once. "Ceti ' '. . "w lt 41 vRcserrc t-dWcs, S. C., . CtftCMBta, Sept. St', 1831. . G EXEU A C ORDER 2.0.7. - ?P-?ItSUANT to General Ord sr Ne. 73, Adj. . and Iusp. -?QeneVal's O?Se?, curront soties, (bcxenato appended) the Brigadier ?cuerat oom man d ing Hasarva Forces *Jf South Car?lina here by assumes control aad.dire'etion of tho conscrip tion ser?tee Lu the Stale.. v II. Exempt us bereifl'..iter specified, thc.organ ization or the CwBScription Bep>rtm?mt in ino State,Ibcluding tho Examining Boards,, will bo px?**rved; and all. existing orders, regulations' ac>! inst ruetioag'of the Commandant of Conscripts will be continued of furoeflutil-otherwise ordered; III. d>e?i Ea,r Ling elncera and Examining | Boards will report immediately to the Command^ ant Of Coii-vripts, abd through kim com manicato with those Ileadijnartiri, and wilt, through lim, j receive orden and hUtructLoiiS. IV. AU communications ic relation to the COB-. scriptibn serviwlia the:State>and*llapplications xor exsmptiou^aud detall, muat^ be mada through t.l.cCommand ?nt of CouscriptsjV-miauuleatinus va all oihci subjects will conti?oc' to be 'made thri?Uifh the. A. A. GeUtral or the Reserr* Fortes S. C. V. Tho offioa of Congressional Dhtrict Enroll ing Officer being abolished; all officers Ireretoforo ?ctin? ix ?bat capacity rep'-rt by lottcjr-to .th? Commandant of CoBscripts tor assignment to rotber dntv-. fctt?sg fer?h ibeir rank, oorpa, poid tlonaAd^rcseut ?Vignm*nt to duty. Cbmpe TantVSccrs-wii: Vt aaaignW as ? Inspectata ?f Con?crip?on" in the teaeral Congressional Bis-;. tiW?? - , _ TTT VI. WVh a ri*? td, compU??><? f,f 1U' o? t J entrai. Ordtjr No..7S,~ the Commandumt <if Conscripts wiU. vritbout delay, order tho med jr?l?zaminatiou of all po wm issi on ed officers and "?lUabiUty ia f>fea?d to exist, will bedd themselves in readiness to Vo-aisigncd.to dutyda the field as ao?n as pnctlrablv.^ : ? VU. Application for asaigwncnt to duty as Enrolirng Officer?. 3fP??S<snit5,-Clerlci, and to oth ecpo?itiins.lame16onseripiie* terviooin this Stat?, .will be received from. offle?.TK,-^n-.commissieri?d offieers ami privates - belonging to the Reserve Fofocs. and from rjitireiand* ltf?ht duty officers and mc'?,- and from pcrs.mj not liable to sarvice in Hie ??|d. Such application*, oucleelbg tosti nrill Br ?-.'piwi?vf Uti):. Gen. Cnr.BXUT. Ll>. H. BARNWELL, A. A. Gen. S0- Stats rapers cvpv three timos.' Oot* . "f. at . .. . 4L m?W GOODS! TtJST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE . ?J.Fiio.Ble?ehed SHIRTINO ; Shirting CALICOES ; Black English* PRINTS; Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFS jr* . - Men's Cotton do.:' Coat LINING ;: ' ' Black Flax and Spool THREAD ; ' ' Lipon TAPE j . Lasting, Coal and Vest BUTTONS Y Horjfand Metal B OTTONS ;. j . HOOKS and ETES an? Knitting NEEDLES H. Tooth BRUSHES; ' ' Dressing and Sine COMBS : SCISSORS and Poaket KNIVES ; Shoe KNIVES and Shoo THREAD j L Toilet and Shaving SOAP ; Cut TACK3,,Hair PINS ?nd MATCHE*; Searing Thread in BALI.8 ; Steel PENS and Pen HOLDERS; Ladioa' Whit? Cotton HOSE ; Lead aad Slate PENCILS ; . - .Mctnoranddm BOOKS.and PortMONIES, Gun CAPS; Frenoh Coff SKINS;. And mndry other articles. E. PENN, Agent.' . Sept 27 . tf 40 . -No. {IO Cotton ?ards. 2DOZ. NO. TEN COTTON CARDS, ofvery' ?mperior quality, just received and for salo ' pp barter, by -. ' E. PENN, Agt. ? .. Sept 27 . tf 40 . -?- ? Slave Labor for the Coast. liinSION HO. s. IT COMMISSUNBRff-OF ROADS and tho I? Tonn Authorities within tb? Judicial Dis. triers of Fairfield. Richland, Lexington, Edg? fiold, Barn well and Orangeburg, will forthwith summon all slareboldars within ?heir .respective limits to deliver ONE-HALF of their slaves lia ble to road duly, at the Railroad Depots nearest their residences on THURSDAY, tho 27rh day. of October next, at 9, o'clock, a. m., thereto await transportation to Charleston for thirty days'labor on.tho fortifications. IL The attention of Commissioners bf' Roads and tko Authorities above named, is . directed to M Circular" from this office di" 8 th instant. In ail j cases whore owners or employers do not eonform to its requirement?,' they will forthwith report I them as defaulters. R. B. JOHNSON, * Agent of the Stalo of South Carolina. ??f". Carvl'Muny. ilerenrjf and . Courier copy twice a wi-ck for four weeks; other papers in the j Divisivo once a week for four weeks. . Sept27 . ' 4t .'..49. Administrator's Sale? BY virtue of an order from the Ordinary I w'll proceed-to. ?ell at. tho retideDce-jof Thomas Btadon, on Friday, the 14th- October next, the ?personal Estate ot-JAMES BEADON, deceased, consisting of 1. ? FIVE HEAD CATTLE, \ * ONE LOT. VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS, : , ONE GOLD WAT?H, . Aud various bther article's, a^r:Term's m ado known en day of sale.' ' .TAOS. CARsON, Adm'or. Supt 2? ''?t '40 State cf .South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. * IN ORDINARY: BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, A. G. Teague bas- aa*flied :o toe for Letters of Administration, on nil a'jtd.sjnpjo lar tho goods and chattels,, rftrhts and credits of Patrick I?? Calhoun, jr., Into of the District, aforesaid, docjd. - These are, therc?>re, to. cite and admonish all and singular, kindred and creditors of thc sard deceased, te ko and appear hefnro'jne, at our next Ordinary's Court for tba rai? District, to bc holden atEdgefield C.'ll., on the 17th day ?J Oct. inst., to show <;ause, if any, why tho said administration should riot be grouted. Given under my kn mi und soul, this. 3d dny, of Oct in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and Sixty-four, and in thoeighty ninlh ytar o?. the Independence ff S<utb Catv Una. " W.F.DUF.??OE, O.E.D. Oct 3 . . . 2t 41 The Slate of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. . IN ORDINARY. B?Y W. Pi DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of f Edgffield District. SVberctt.f,.EIis "f-Soiglcr has ?pplicd-Udue T''.r Letters of AdmirtistrkUon, on ail and slngufv the goods ?nd chattels, rights, ami credits of Usury G. Scijler, 'late of .tho District aforesaid, iee'd. ' - The*e aro, therefore, to ci'o and . admonish ?il and singular, the kiudrod anU creditors of the ?aid deceased, to be and appear before ino, at our next Ordinary's Court \'?r the Sitid Dixtnct, to be boldon at. E'dgefiiM C. H. on the 14th dey ot Oct."T!ert, to show raus?, if any, w-hy the said admtriisiratinn rtoalti ;><.r he grantrd. Given under my hand ano'real, thir 30.h dav of Sept. in the year ol' our Lord ono thou sand eight hundred and jrixty-fnur, and in th?, oigbty-niuth y?ar of the Independence uf the State of south. Carolina. _ . ' W. F.' DURISOE.O. E..D. Oct 4 ' i'M : ; .-** 41 State of South Carolina, E D G E FIE L. D' DIS T lt 1 C T. IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge ' Seid Bi?trict. . V.'korccr, Moses P. Walton bas applied to me for Letter* of Adsainiau-aiion on al) and singular the gou?s and chattel's,' rights and ere'riiu of Marton A* Q*'*uma late of Ibo District aforesaid, die'd. :',.. ..-.-* . + Ibce? are, therefore, io cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and cuditqrsof the said deceased, K> be and appsarheforo (n<r, at our next Ordinary'* Court for the said Dui ric t, to be boldon st Edgefiald Courthouse, on tb? 141b day cf' .Oct. next, to ?how causa, if any, why. the said' administration should not bo-granted. Given statist my band and teal, this 30th day .f Sept. in tn? year of- our Lord' ene tbotu .and eight hundred and eixtyrieur, ?nd In tan eighty-ninth year Jof ' the'tovereignry and Inde pendence of tb? State of South Carolin?. ' - W. F. DURISOE, 9.E.D. * Oct4 ' ./.*" ' 41 . State of South Carolina, EDGEFIEtD D?3TRICT, IN ORDINARY. ?>Y W. F. DURTSOE> Esq.," Ordinary of Edge ll, field District. ' Whereat, Julius P. Wright bas appli?d to mo for Letters bf Administration, on all ?nd singular the goods and chattels, rights and crete's of Daniel J4>thcny, .late of tho District aforesaid, dee'd. v ? ' ? ? These are, therufose, to cito and adinonish all and alagelar, the kindred and. creditors of tba said .deceased,'to be "and appear."before me, at pur next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefleld Court House, on the 14th.day .tif, Oct. tAt, to show cause, if any, why th? said ailministralioii should nut be gran'^. " Given undrr my band and seal, thia 30th day loi 'Octr. in tko year/of our Lord one thousand eigbt bundrod and six^-fourr: and iii the^igbty ninth year of th? Independence of S. Ckrolina - AV. F. DURISOE, n.n n. . Oct 4 2t 4*1.. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, , IN ORDINARY. ' ?'j y W. F. DURISOE, Eiq., OrdiuaryVf Edge y field 'District. ; Whereas, Caroline Johnson has applied ti ^ne for Letters of -Administration; un all &n singular the goods and chattels,rights and cred?l of Juwes;Jvkr.son, late of thc District afor?sai dee'd. . . ' Those ?re? thorcfore, to cite and. admonish a endjingularrtba kindred and oroqitors of th? sal deceased, to bo and appsar'before me, a't our noi Ordinary'B Court for theVai* District, to be holde at Edietleld-G. IL, on the 14lb day of OoL nex to show cornie* ifiuyi why the said administrai;;] shonld u?tr be grouted. ?? - ?? Uivon und?ruiy band and seal, this T, Otb da? < ?out. ia tho year of oar Lord ocr thousand cigl Weired a=d *ixty-lbr?e. and In tho 8Cth year ib"-? IuienCzicEoe of South Caiolioa. > . 1 . *\ W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D. - Oot 4, l?fW. - - ,. -'fi H B f i Tax Assessors' Igotice; IWILL attend at tho timor mai places herein after, specified to .receive Ileiums .and Assess tn* Ad Valorem or 5.p?r cent. Tax. "approved by Act of Congress 17th-February i8C4._ They aro arranged under three different heads or olasses'as follows : ' 1st.* Ail property e?plo'yed.in agriculture from, which in to b? deducted the Tax in Chad to'the extent of 5 per cont.-that ?B the crop of I8o4, including the baco? crop -of .1??5. . 3d. All other property of. ?very kind hot am? ?loy cd in. agriculture and- from which th oro will eso deduction. 3d. The tax to raise money to increase the pay of Soldiers.- ".. . *\ " : ' Class 1st wi?l Irrelnde'aU-property 'etnplfl'yed in agricnltnre, all lands actually cultivated,, or con nected with, er con' "tinting to such .cultivation, such as woud and pasture'lasds;' all ali vea above .12 years of age, us properly known and-des?gna tefl aa plantation ?suds;,all hor.se?, rnUlea and oxjjjj traed as work; animal* on; a? iar^n or planta tion ; all plows, carM^waguas, and implements of husbandry used ic tho cultivation of the faun. Cl a s." 2d will embrace property of-every I ia ci, real and personal, and mixed, net employed in agriculture; all nraTeatate in towna and village*, and all other lands ia thc country that -do, not: contribute to the (Fas in Eind j all"slaves under 12 -years of agc ; hocse servants, carpenters,'and servants not etpployod -on tho lann,~- horses,.: males and all other ?tock ; colton, wool, tobacco,"' com, and. ali other kind.f of. grain ; flour, mesJ. bacon, lard, and a! 1 other groceries, mcrcaandii-c, - spirit4ionrliqnor8| wino cider,'. 4e.; vsiue' of all household furniture, agrien! taral . gnd.meohan 1cks tools not employed in the form J musical in "strnmonis^and all articles of ?oi?:eetio -use; > riages, wagons, ic; books, mapa, pictures, pa Utt ings, stationary,?lind all, other wurka. of art; bank steel;, or aoy other joint, stock company;, gold and silver woiea,:.plst?"s,*jewel*, Jewelry and watches j- gold and sil vcr coin, gold dust, gold or silver bullion.; val?o- of money* beld abroad; amount of all solrcot credits, bank bills, and all other moneys used iiscunency (oxcept non-lntc rcst bearing Confederate Treasury notes) and not employed* in a regis tend. business ; and all other property, real, personal,.and mixed, hot partica ly mentioned, ar?; subject to this Tax.' In other word 3, Tax Payer.; will- tu alic ont an. inventory .of everything they possessed.on the 17m day of-February 1864,'that wis. valuable, and bring it .with thurn, or sqsd it by their Agent All property o-mod before tho 1st day-of Jan uary 1862, anil aineo that time will be valued at the valuation of 1S60, (except land, negroes, cot- t ton and tobacco,) purchased sin de'that time, and they will be valued, ct the price actually paid, oxcept refugees whobavopurchased and are living j on. lands so purchased, j 11 will assess tte 3<i per cent. Tpx upon alt Pro fits or ?ales' 'made between the I7th day vi, February lfi64 and t|ti?"Ist Of July 1863, and par cbsFed in 18B3.- ". I will commence-at Edgc?cld C. IL/ g?ficld Broke* Cherokee Ponds? Hamburg, *L. ?? ' rS Ikcch leland. - * tt . ? ~ Graniteville, . Vaucluse, John Curry's, Pine House, ? . Lott's P. 0. J; ?. Kioh^sqp'j, Hatcher's,' Seijjlcr'p, Ly brand?," . ? .' ? * . Shatt'crfjolil, ? Liberty Hill, ' - ??. - i ' J. Cheat harri, Pleasant Lune, Elton P. 0. .J. A. Talbert, Wbitu lionso, '. ? - - '?? <i PMward Huwle-V, ? Woodlawn"* A, Mi-rgau, " .Wiley Clover's, Ked Hilt, Br'S^'.. " "" ''CS? ' . Edge ne': d cc n. .After? which lime my bool:* will rl?.-o. -Payers..-.r? rojnir? r to'hu punctual in making thvir" return-. Tai Payers whone-prop?riy, ex elusive of'bowehold -furniture, is not valued fer more tbkn one tbuu.and dollars, viii l.e.hilled certain exemptions, but all are required to make their returns. . . .THEOS. DHAN, ' * Assessor li'tb District. Sept SO , rf. . t 3'j ; War Tax Again. tWILL aiftnd st thc ?oltyvring.planea to re ecivi! returns of th;> Ad Volotear Tax i';>r the yrnr ijttSl f ACondty, - 34 -Oct. '. Friday ,'SOth Sept.' Saturday,. 1st Oct. Tuesday, 4 th . " ' ' Wednesday, ?th Thursday. ., fith " Friday, ' Tth ". Saturday, ?th " j Tuesday, li th .? . ? Wednesday, J 2rh-w> Thursday, jrtth ** Friday,^ . U.bv" SaturdaSf, 16th ** ' Monday, 17rb " Tuesday, ? I8th u Wv?lnesdHy, 19th-1' Thurfday, . Stlra '*"? Frjdny, " 21 st " wurday,.. . 22 i Monday, 2ixii " Tuesday, ?5tu ? . WedL?idny, 20th " 1 Tliurnlsj, 27th " Friday,. . SBrurdiiy,'. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur'ilay, Friday, Siifui><lay, ?or.day, Tuesday; . Wednesday. Th urz-diy, Friday, 28lh.? - 20 th C 1st Nov. 2d ' ' 3d - 4th " ? 5th ?' 7 th f 8rh " 9th " llith'" lltTi .;A:I Tiix A lieu Kemp's, m J. S. Smyly's, r>oru"? MtKSt Ilountrte'.; i"toTe> : 'u ,v W. ??. M?'?t?'s, .Haltiwang-r's S?<?ro, . Islmm Cultirea.tbV, . Coleman's X Roads, Perry's, , U ti it t V iSt'o.?, ' ?tlicklcr's,' ' .rttch?rdsou's, air*. Allen's, Ur. J". U.' Heady, Ridge, , . Jnines'.D. Watson's, Jlrs. Norris' Gleorg-e Addy's, Airs. ??h*ou's,~ ' Qxjfliri Kiitbtrford's, "^wnnt Willing,. Pr. John IL ?obley^, 7ih -8lh l?tb 11th 12th J3th. 14thv l:Mh 17th Util TuoidnyVv 4,h Wednesdsy, 5th ThursQay, Otb Friday, Saiu.rdi^y, i.'unddy, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday," " Friday, Saturday, ? Monday, " Tuesday,. V-'ud;iti*day? )i*ia .? ITiorsdoy, '20-h .? m Friday; 21st * iVfl-urduy. 22d ? ? /Munday, 2-liii' 11 T?cwiay, : Sb-h .. \V\dn?.day, i&t " iffiursday, 27th **. ' Friday,' 28.h . ?j ' Saturday,- " Tax Payers will be rcquirsd 'to return their property nnder different c?ai??r, vii ; - Clou. Ut. ,"'*, 1st. All properly ertnplriyt:il in .Apiculture.. that is to say, all Lauds actually cu iVated, or connected with, cr."?ontributing to such cultiva tion, suchas wjod ami pasture landa. 2d. All Slaves above :twolve j ears pf age, ss ore protferfy known as plan tats in or farm neg?i-eii. ".S..All borses,mul??, and n'xVn, used' as work animals on A farm or plantation. . 4. Allpiou bs, carts v-fg^na, arr j tmplemeots of husbandry generally used in cultivating the crop. . > Clint St CC ?I ll. Thia will.embrsco preperty of ?very kind, real, personal, and mixed, notcmpluyod in agriculture. 1st, All real esittt? in ci'?6/, towns ?nd vjHagas, and wood] nd throngbont tbn eoantry that done not contributo to tho lax Lu Kind. . . 2d. For lands rotiled ano* slates hired, must be returned ?n the nfnie ef the owner, uni paid fer by him, . -34. All boase servant?, carpenters, hanefieraft omi of all kinds, draymen, dny-lab?ter?, body servants, coachmen; Ae^ including?laves i-n farms under twslv? years of ?ge. 4lh; Ilvr?cf, mules, asses end jennies, cattle ol ttie bovine rpecics, sheep, goats and switie. . otb. Cotton sud ! wool, tobacco^ corn, whcat? rve. oats, buckwheat, and all bindi of.grain, peas/Fot?roee oh hand -17tb February'1?64. . ? I ?tb. Flour, meal', sirgar, molasses, ba cnn, lord and all other groceries. - 7;.h. Value of household apd kitchen furniture agricultural tonis'r and all tools of mechanics musical' instruraen'u, oarriiiges, buggies, wagons curta', drays, and every species of vehicles oi wheols, not eraployed ln-'agrioulture, books, maps 'piolures. paintings, ?tc, 8lh; The valoe of all shares, in any bank, bank t jn? compahy,-c?ni?V navigation, importing, ex iiiertiTig, r?legraphic, io/.Uraaec, railroad, and drj dock companies. . ' Cth..Gold and silver wares and.tlate, jewclf jewelry and watches. - . , ' lllth. O'dd and silver coln,"' gold dust, gold c silver bu lion... ' _ " . ' ? . : llth< Value of all Honeys held abroad, h?lst "t ex< bango on Foreign Countries, promissory note' credits, ?o!, ptryable in Foreign Conntrios.' ]2th. 'Aroount.ofall^olvent creilits, bank bill jwid'all.oUier paper issucil aa currency, (excel , non-interest bearing Confederate treasury notei "* i ind Confederate T'ond?, .whose rato of interost' s'f%t.t less then ti per cent. . " ' ' ' -, ?" " il '* tilth. AU otbor. prnperty, real, personal ai of':- ?ulie'd, not particularly named in tl^ above. Tax Payers are required aUa to return H profits made upon all talcs between 17th day {february 180* W? f2t ??7,# ^7. ?W? , "B'gts.tered Tax- Payera- E ro re?ue- ted to eu kc Hur- quarterly returns for the quarter cnd?bz SOFh day o/September 18WI . ' , B. C. GRIFFIN;'Assessor . ; Tax in Value, J3:h CoL ?tate r -j. gop*-21 _jt so ? * Commissioners cf the Poor. * Ka. EDITORS : You wUljdoaae announce I -Da-. G. M. YARBOROUGH/ - s. r. GOODIE, ALLEN LOTT, .BENJ.-BETTIS, ...... " - . Da.. W. S. MOBLEY, Ai candidates for Commissioners'of the Poor for EdgcScld District at tho appeaa?hing elootich in October next. MANY DOTERS. .'SeptIS ; to ss I Election Notice. STUART HARRISON, Clerk of the Court of General Sessions and Con,mon Plea? ,for .Eugefield District, in pursuance of tho Act of the Legislature in such case mada and provided,' dr. hereby givo public notice that "aa ?LECTION FOR TA'S COLLECTOR for Edgelield District, will be held on TUESDAY, the. ELEVENTH of -October next, at the usual plates of election throughout the District. Managers of ?lections will.toke.due notice, and goren).' themselves ac co'dingly. S HARRL3GN, ? c. a. a. t i v.. Sept 1?; " . st'- '- - 49. The JBdgefieW J'emale COLLEGE, AT EDGEGIELD C. H., S. C. . THE next Scholastic year of this Institution will commence -on MONDAY, the. 3d' OCTOBER, and' will ie1 divided into two Sos*, sions Of-Twenty weeks each. - - TERMS PER SESSION. '.. Tuition in Collegiate Department, $5(,00 " Academic "? 4f,?0 " ' Primary ?*?' ."..:. 3(1.00 ?? French, -- - 30,00 ". :.?>s :.c, including uso of instrument, 5Q,00 Contingent Foe, -.' v .' 5,00 Board, including Fuel and Lights, . 400,00 in tic present currency, or $1? per month i: paid in provisions at old rates* ' *' Plan tors and farmers who. send their daughters' will bo required?o pay for their Board' in wh JIC or in part in provisions. . Some of the citizens of tho town havo kindly consented to board pupils at the same rates, when tho rooms of the Principal have bein filled! Boarders most furnish their own towels, shoo is. pillow casca, blankets er comforts, coverlets, kana soap and drinking copi All the pupils aro.re quested to bring their School books with them. 1'ayracnls for each Session wdl be required In ad ? an ce. . > . Rsv. M. W,'SAMS, PRISCII'?L. *We will give.the following prices for the seir .eral.-.rtioles mentioned below, although somo/>f j these prices .aro higher than wero paid in tn is market before the wari Buller 25c;-bacon 13(i* l?c; pork neat Sc; tallow 13@15c;Jieof 5@8c; mutton~50@72? per'qusr'.er ; 'flour $10. per barrel; corn and peas SI: rw?et potatoes 50@7 j pr bush el ; fowls ?6@2?o. apiece? turkeys $l,50g.$2 a pair; syrup 50(5,75c pei gal.; salt 50@75e ptr haskel; egg? 12?fS15c por dui;"fodder und bay ?l'.per I'JO lbs ; ?odd $2 a four horse l.-.ad." Edgefield, Aug 23 tf 25 ) Barter ! Barter ! ~ rnllE GRANITEVTLLE MA NUT AC TUR INO ?JtT Company will- BARTER fer ' Country Pro ducb delivered on the spot on tho f^liuwinj: .terms, vix: - ' They ?Jil sett 4-1 Sheeting, Dri:l* or Csuuburg^ 12$ eta. pr. yd. 7-8 Shirting, td '< ' " 3,4 do, S? *. And will allow for Corn, 50c. per bush Fodder, ftfleT " erf. Fli-ur inii.-ri?s or barrels, ?S7.00 " hoi Bacon, kvg.round, and Lard, I"} H lb. Syrup, without barrels, . -25c. " gal. Tina c!c-n Cotton in Hagging "r Stuves 5e pr. !h AU packages mu*? bc plainly dirged to the (Iranitevillc ??'.nuta^tufiag Company, and uiurk "ed wiih tte shipper!* mime UL the packages. 'WM. URLGG,Trcs't. ? .?" Gran. MT'g. Co. Granitcville", Sept 20. tf 30 . " Administrator's Sale. Br Virtue of aacrder from tba 0.-<tiaar,v, I will sell in tho Town of H-raburg, on 3ri duvi the 7th' October next, tho personal egrets of Add-on Wr.iv. d?c'd.. oonsirtit^ of ONE FINE GOLD LEVER WATCH, one "floe Gold PEN CIL CASE, enc TR CN IC containing-wearing apparel, .dc. . ? ' ES^Tcrms made k'rrown*on dav of salo. . LEWIS JONES, AdniVr. g>gf.ntl9^. 3t__S?b Sain Houston/ THIS THOROUGH -BREO STALLION w'D stand the Fall Seasou" et Curryton abd J. Ai Wise's plantation. Sam Houston la a mahogany bay, 1 ? banda and 1 ; inc.bcs high, c?mmniug~.*.izd, form, stamina, .tc Prd?:i?ec- EatiT Houston was. ?ired by-William Worth j h<? by eb>?nn?D ; Shsnnub' by the colo.-, brate?! race horse Felrb^ Shannon's dara wm? the celebrated TACO mare Clara FUber; Worth'? dara WM old Flora;. Flora was a full iisior tn old lUstun. S*ix Hon s tu n'a dam was sired by.Shan non ; ber dam by Belair ; gran' dam- Ly obi im ported Top. Gnliton. . . - . Sekimb tc commeneio front .this dato, apd on?? ti::u<i tir.til*lb?,2rt?h November. . $?itTerms, $30 tho Season; $C5 tn insure; il to groom. ' H. A. til AW. Sept20 tf ' H!> ' State of South Carolina, EDGEKIELD DIsrHiCT, IN ORDINARY: Y W. F. DURISOE, Enquire,"'Ordinary o' _ BdgeS?ld Dis?riel r ' Wbcxeas, Sarah Kvans bath applied to me for | Letters of Administration, ou all :mi siiign'.ar. tho sooth and' ?batuda,' rights and credits of M.trilnj?vuns, hste of Jb'e* District aforesaid, de*',!'. ' * ' . These Aro, therefore, tn cite and admoiii-h.'Hl; and ai?RUp?r, the kimhrw;l and credit ra of the sab; deceased, teche and apj^ar "before me, at.our next Ordinary's Conrt for tho said-District, t? h? h-ddeu at ?-'geO?id <*ourt House,. on the otb day ot Oct. next, to-show eiuiso, if auy, why fcc. aaid administration ebotild uot be g.-.;ut^d. Givcu under my band aud this day ot Sert, in .y.vur of ou? Lord one thousand ei?itl hun dred and slxty.f.ur and in the ciguty^ninth year of tho Indepeud< noe of'South'Carolina, ! W. F. DURISOE, O.E.i). Sept. 27 . 2t_ - 10 fi Siate^ of South Carolina, EDOEFIELD DISTRICT, W' ORDINARY* BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of E?ge . fiordDietricL\\ . - - Wheres;. Sarah Creed hath applied to me for Letter* of Administration, oh all and singular tho goods and or at tels, rights ned oredi:.< ol Anderson Creed, lata of the District, aforesaid, deoeased. . . " . Those ate, therefore) to cito sud Admonish al) and singular, tho kindred and.creditors of tho (atti do ceased, to bo and appear before me, at our nex Ordinaix* CourVfor tl?saldDlitrlct,tobeHoldet at V. J gc ti eld C,mrt Honsc,- bn'tbe 8th day of Oct next,-to show eauie^if.ony, why the said admin stration should not. ba granted. " Given undor my band and seal, thia 2tlb.da? of Sont, in - the year of ons Lord ono tbousanc eight bun.drod and? sixty-four,' and in tbs eighty ninth year uf the Independence of S. Carolina,' W. F. DURISOE, ois.nr kS?pt 27 ' . 2t 30 For Sale, ONE BLOODED MARE AND COLT am jj TWO FINE SGWS AND PIG SI' T*rm reasonable. .JAS. M. HARRISON. Aug 3 . " ' . tf . '- 32 Visiting Oards I P3R salo ot tba AditrtUir Office, La?es eu Gentlemen's VISITING CARDS. - July 2D:.' ? . ? ?. - .; tf ' ?-0 % Bags Wanted. j JILEAN COTTOH AND LINEN BAQB cant V 6vW ?9? ??h ftt l^64iiv<riij<r.9p??. Candidates for i??ele?!si?iui-c, Vi? TL lt.. COOK, . /.MAJ-''JOnS.E. BACON/ ' "': - J. P. MICKLER, ESQ.' GEO. D. TILLMAN,.EPQ. CAPT. H. W. ADDISON, MAJ. A. L. DEARING", S. B. GRIFFIN; EK,. ? . .' 'GEH. R. ft. M/DUNOVANT, . MAJ. A. J. HAMMOND, /COL. JOHN. H?IET, . DE. A. W. TO?NGBL.OOD. Wi W. ADAMS, Esq. ? ; F. A TOWNSEND, ESQ. CAPT. LEWIS JONES, ? . ' '. Da. W.-D-JENNINGR, . BET. A. W. L?XDLEK, Par fax Collector, j J. N. BRISCO, ' ' . *' W. HVSOaJiOWAY,. BE?7J. BOPER, STARLING TUftNEE, BRRR? HORNE, k THEOS. DEAN. : 1 CHARGES CARTER; ': ' : Mill N?tice. PERSONS intending to Lsro Wheat ground ai 'my Min will pie;?? have their nemes rejrU-' tared, and-days wifl ho thighed them at the time" of registering .thoirhaines*./ i I wish every one to stato sbonc the numbsr of bushels h? inunda to aend. , .. ^lUve your Wheat well cleaned and dry-?j mill ia not a threshing or fanning machfcw." : I ?nrns fcr 6oldierar families and horse turns, " not exoeeding-S Vusheh, hf.?vo,preferccee. Persons whose names aro-' registered must, be punctual or they will lose their place*. .Jn'yso.. -tf . so... Burial t?ases! 1; keep constantly on hand a foll stock of Walnut and Mahogany COFFINS, Which, frbm ?nd after this date,.will be sold for CASH, and at price* aa reasonable as the times Will admit o*' ' , The use of the HEARSE wD? bo charged, for according to tho samo ratio. V ". J OHN. M. WITT. JSdgefleld, 8. C., Cot 19;186X ?. 42 Est?t? Notice. ' x PERSON'S having claims against'the'E?tate of Dr. E. Bland, dee'd., are r guested to pre sent the same forthwith to ^Mr. 'James^M^Barri.' son, who is my authorised< ?.gent iu settling up the business of tho Estate. _ .'... . R. 2. 13 LAND,-Ad m'x. .Nov4 . . tf . ... ... -44 Notice -, IS ffereby given that application ariU be made/ tu the Legislature ot this Seato at Us reit Session for a ?har ?r of the Bath Milis. Company." iu Ed\;eCeld District. . . Joly 13_ .' 3m ",'.' 2?. In the-Market. ?WILL BARTER, or pay ih? CAS?I, (new issdej for rLOUR. BACON or CORN. SAM/E. BOWERS, Agent Hamburg, Angl < '.'.ff' -32 - ~i-:----: Notice. APPLICATION wifi he ma.le at tho next .nt-, tiog of thc Legislature of Snuth Carolina' ' (o inere?Fc thc rate of Toll at.fheSspd Brfr Ferry . on the Savannah Rivet. n*artn? ?itv c." A ny IM. tu. E. R. WHA? LEY, Ptopri?!...-. May SJ : If i ' " SS; . A Fine dpot of Bry Sait F0? SALE CS BASTE?/ 1'ITAVE on h*nd a lot superior SALT which " I wfif Barter for Corn," V, bo?t, Flour,, Bacon, . Bitter, Etfgs. Chickens, .tc., nt-the marget price, or trill ss!? fur Cuth a^Tor' below^ the Auyvsta priera. JONN COL?AN. June 21 _ tf_? Sft^ ' Navy Agent's GSice, - AT/G?STA. ?A.. May 34. lJSM.' MR. SAMUEL E. BO Yt'K KS-, Hamo-ir-, it ;my Authorized Ag?-rir in E,dgofieJd Diatrict, fur purchasing rariphW for .Navy D'epariA"5?"t-, ' -' W. F. HOWELL, Navy Ajj'nt. . May 31. . _ '2t r, Notice. ?AM prepared to ? ARTER.HOMESPUN ?nd - f O.-NABTJItGS for FLOUR, .BACON, aul WHEAT. - S. E. BCr^F.iS, Navy Agent for Edg?fii,'d l>istri?f. Hambnrg.SO . . tf 23 * Notice. APPLICATION ?-?ll be mads ?t the next Session of the Legislature of South Caroll? na tor an Act'of incorporation of tba i?dg?fi?ld " Fomalc t>ollcge. -. Sept 0 .. ' '_?.t??_23 : Notice. . ArPLIOATIf?N will bo made at the n?sx? Se^iou nf the Kc^i-Uture to Ineorporato (Too'd H.po Baptist Church. JAMEi? ADAMS, Doaoon. Spj.t 0 Sui Mi Y/anted TWO rTNE. MILCH COWS WITH- VOTjyc? CALVES, hy the 17th bf t^ia month, lo be nar? for in Board at ibu old rift s. . .. . M. W. cAM?. . EJ-eileld C. H., Sept'? ; > . Good Sugar for Bacon ! WILL BARTER gond brown' -SUGAR for _ BACON-1 pound ot-Jitter, for . 2 ponndtof Bacon- A- A. GLOVER. Au^^v ? ' .. ?'?.' J ? ^ ; ' . .?* .. Gross Pork Wanted, 1'W ILL' Barter SALT . f-r G?OitS PORK at ' the rete of trto pounds, tait tor one bf Grosa PoYs.r A. A. GLOVKii..' ' Au-?-t ". . \ 'tr. . ?.j . . ! - Notico. . - . ':. -?TOTICB IS UF.REr.l* G.'V UN thnt ar-pll?a i^j ti..n*i"l ho rr.:idc-to tl o LcjjiMpturo 'at Its noxt aitiioK to'br>o>n? Kslete, of Rndi K-her>' e.1t?. decM", liable to eacheul. ?e?>i'cd*?ii*w? .mol.S cr Netly Partain, and bi* bro.vher Jacob Eib?r 'edge. ? % Aug 23_L_Sm!_S7." 4>ircct~Ittj?r?ail??Ji fcom Sasiaue RIO COFFEE, PORTO RICO SUGAR, SO DA, ?c. 'For salo by ' , -<i. E.^OWBBS, Agent. . Kambnre, Sept ?, . ? }f, . . :-7_^ A<iM^trator*B Notice. ALL arsons Indsbttd t? th?. Bs&to of Wm. Toney, dee'd, will pay tb? snare without dclej, ?nd those having elfiime agalnrt said Bstafe are , trotlocdto tnto thew In proartly attested, to I>r.. J. B. Cqirtney, Agrnt for tba Adauflutrator, forthtrUh, as we desire to eloee up the Estate aa soon as possible; * ^ ? f?fa . . ly* ' Soldiers' Claims. "WTfTE bave on haad ikfaw "quires of Blsahs for W obtalnlnc decodsttd '-Sobtlara-'-Claima airainst the G?ycrnmea. . AD\"ERTI$ER OFFICE. July 20 - ; 'f y_20 i Barter ! : AY4LL BARTER VA HNS FOR FLOUR from one barrel up. ...'.. ^ ? - SAM. E. B0W2RS. " irainhurg,. july 5 - ^ ?g Notica ALL paraons bn-vio? ela?ma ?g?irst the Estate of.F. M., Coleroan? doo'd, ar? notified -to ! render them lp, properly attaatcd, witho'ot delay, ;.a=d Uosc indebted to taid Estate 'are requfpted j to 'ettie np. J. D.AY, ?d?ior. Ill SeptaO ' / ?9