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Lieut. Gen. flardce--His" Remarks on Leaving his Troops^ - It is with profound regard that we notice the faot that the army of Tennessee has been . deprived, at this particular juncture, of-the valuable services of that great and popular soldier, -Lieutenant General Hardeo. The General is now in this city on his way to assume command oi'the Department of South Carolina, Georgia'and Florida. Although called from the subordinate po sition of a corps commander to the control of a vast and important Department, yet we fear tho withdrawal of such an element of strength as is embodied, in the confidence which th?? people and the troops bave in this distinguished leader, is a serious loss to the. army at this critical moment. We have been informed hy parties who were pr?sentai the parting between the Gen eral and bis veteran troops, that .the ovation was the most touching and% complimentary ever given during the war lo' any soldier ot tho Confederate army. The General and Field offhers came first during the afternoon to pay li cir respects and say good bye to one whom during a. period -of more than three years they had 'learned lo love and revere. But the really grand ovation came after nightfall, when the biamble, fire scarred vete rans came swarming in, not by'-hundreds, but by thousands, until there was a tumultu ous sea of heads, swajirg to and fro, amidst the dense pine forests, around the General's tent. They came with sad hearts, but wiih bands playing and colors Hying as a token of admiration and respect for their- beloved commander. Amii cheers for "Old Reliable"-cheers long, loud and enthusiastic,the'G^uei'iU carne forward to make his farewell reaiarks. His bronzed; warrior face seemed calm, though the convulsive twitching^ of the mouth and thedeepbut tremulous tone of the voici?, told thc deep feeling that lay lathe soldier's heart. . .. Ile told than it was a Ead thing for bim to part with meo who had been ihc brave and faithful soldiers they bad always proved themselves tp be; but that he felt happy in leaving them iu the hands of such a tried and ciiicicnt officor as Gen. CHeatbaui- and under whom, ho did not doubt, they would fight as weM, and achieve as much success as they had under his own command. He told thom tbe con?minding General . would, in a few days, crc*s tre army over the . Chattahoochee on an oflenri ve campaign j thc plan of which he knew to be exc?dent, and Lo promised them that if they would but dd their duty end give kim a cordial sud beany Fupport, and do such fighting as bc ?new they could and Believed trey would do, i !i ai the greatest succ?s; t.f the war would be thc result-thal G i'- ?hy?uan would undoubt [ edly bc drawn from A'biU'a. ii His sp.-ech was c-Cti"ed throt-ghpatj wjlh the wildest expressions ?'f enthusiasm, and ?o upon bidding them au e?leeJionate farewell th,e crowd rushed towards their loved coin mander, and lit' ns;-.nus of the old heroes from Arkansas, Al tr ama, M i-sis ip jd, Ten nc-see and Texas'had the melancholy }dca j I sure of taking by thc band nrd saying larc I I well to the war-worn veteran who had lcd them on so many bloody fieidi. Weare roiicbi? informed .thr.t the fe-jling display ed-was Eu<-b i-.s has never boen mi?h fe.-tcd towards any.CC-mmard'T Muco"* lie be ginning of.thc war, tJnd we f?-el assured ila; among the manv heroic ?pints -who l?*ad ??ur armies nene borter deserved it tann .. Old Reliable:"- M icon Confederate.. , Ax AFFECTING SCENE.-lust after Presi dent Davis' speech in Columbus, ?-av s ?:e Enquirer, Lc was iulormcd that a Mis_, an obi acquaintance* and oncea neigW'ot <! " bi.3, v. bo ia tiow au exile (nun ber home; war ir. ?Lc crowd and wished to see him'. " Gofi bless ber. win re is ib.; ?" said Lo, at.d on .her-being pointed tut, bu made (ur her, and thc! old lady for'him. As they meLske threw her smis around Lim and Wept like a child, and even tbs " iron mau,*' as he is sometimes called, shed a tear to >. Can it be that orte who csu thus unbend and e ?ter into the sorrows ct ?he cid.' and tbe<i turn and chat with tho children around him, is tho vindictive, unrelentit.g and dicta torial spirit hu is accused of heine by some ol those who dj not happen to egree with him in some ol bis doing*. Xo, no. wo crin"; ix_ lievc it. It sounds badly to bear an able-bodied ora n who bas studiously shit l:..d duty in his conn* try's defence by every, conceivable manner .known by the stickler of babea? corpus and the Enrjllicg oilica, silting around thc street corners criticizing thc generalship i f.somo ct Our "bravest and noblest generals. Sticli meu should I'm low, and have as little to say about matters ot "which they know nothing us possible.-Salisbury Watchman. ~ j A Baron WORTH HAVINC.-The Racking ham, Va., Register publishes ike marriage ! of.M'tss Lucy r'.' Boiler, thc daughter tif H j wea!thy farmer in that county, and add*?:.! She was what we would call ,lan independ? . d<?nt.girl..'' Her bridal oui ut wis all made j with her own bandi*, from lier beautiful, blur ; gmt straw haf,.down to the handsome gui 'lers upon her leet?! 11er own delicate, hands spun and wove the materials of which her wedding dress and* tiavoilu g clc'.jt were made; so that she had nothing upon her per son wh?n she was married which was not inado by herself. Nor" was. sba, <*em pedi d.j by necessity or,poverty to make this cjtbiui tk n of her independence: She did it for eke purpose of showing to the world how iude pendent Southern girls are. THE F?D?RAI.-PRISONERS AT FLORENCE. .Two weeks ago wo published an appen! Irom' Major Warley lo li tho- Philters of Darling ton," wherein the public -..t;re informed that he-had orders to erect a stockade fir five thousand Federal prisoners. Tbc oil on thc planters was dated t!:e lil.::, and on ihr 1-Vh thc Yankee prisoners were n;;(,n Lim (Map r Warley) as thick as bees in ? warming time, without th-3 Icu?t pt'ovtsi'in made, bu* tbVm, and they al myst in a fimishiug cona i lion. By great eil'.rt and I he kind a*si?t?"hc? of tho- government. i'urc"ha?ii j; agen? ?t Fkr ence food wa* fiirnis'ii d them, bul having' on'y ? smt'l guard,.cv. the 17th sonio five hundred of'bern, trnd?r prvt.natref gaiting wood, br..'ke -inj r,n off, s-"v.t:? . ing thornie'v< s in difierent directitna.^ The psopbt fl-rough oot this ?faction were promptly noijH-d by M ij >r Warley of thc fact and ca.utior<<*l to be on the lookout ;>nd by timely vUflarce" prevcat them from g-^ttin^ entirely away. For nearly every day since, tLo biuebHbes have been carried hack in s-pad.--. They have been found in evo?y di feet i ort fn>hi Florence, and soma have been taken in An f-on county, N. C., and rvi'trne.J. ..Wc are reliably i'rtfjfmcd tl M most of those who first ran off .have been return * 1. - Darling ton Southerner. Parti?? fresh from ?he cheerful utmQsphere of Houu's unconquerable army ijru sur:>p?sed and atni"?ed at tba reports winch c-< e' tin ni itt the rear, of dissatisfaction and dem?et?: zation among tb:' troops", which fx Ht only i-. the feverish fancie* of thc foolish.-:Mcc gomery Mail. The Georgia Front. "We compil? from our exchanges items of interest. The Columbus E thus discourses : The situation, in Georgia,bas undci rapid change within the past few days plaster has been applied lo the.?pi?al c -thc pain is already disappearing fr "ftomacb.ta Sherman is said to have accumulate plies jd Atlanta sufficient to last his from three to four weeks. At half r these will enable him to hold on* unti the first of December; incanting, we make allowances ibr the forage which daily receiving from the country adj his lines. . . Forrest is still progressing in the work ir* Tennessee, and all hopes of addi supplies are lost lo Sherman until h make.some arrangements to move a mai his line who is evidently ho tile to the ted Slates.'.' and its armies. Hood's pc near Acw'orth is ? strong'bne, and Dick I lor ii in supporting distance: whilst Fi and Wheeler are not too far oft to. ft junction at the right point iu case SLt should conclude to risk a general eiigyr near Dig Shanty or at Acworth. The Macon Confederate.states tfcat c despatches had been received at Milledge announcing the capture of Dome by Wb with ?is garrison ot 3,000 negroes and Vhite ollictrs. * Previous to surrend? ri nt enemy burned their commissary stores two squares of buildiugs. ' T?? Montgomery Mail reports that Lot and French's divisions had reached the 1 Itoad at Big Shanty, and were there des ing the' tiack. Every available man been ordered forward from iiontgomcr Newman. The Mobile'Advertiser bas nutbentii telligewe from Forrest's army, via Chere the Ut li instant. On bis recent raid be tared o.OitO prisoners, four gnu*, 700 ho 2,50.0 ??and ?.d'small arms, 1,000 negro and children, aral completely destroyed' AJubama and Tenuessee Railroad from Fi lin to Decatur. Wt is considered one of rest's must successful rae's. _ r\\'e cx?ruct the fvllowiiig items troru. Montgomery Mail of the otk inst : Our cavalry on Saturday livening last tered Rome. The t-netny had leff-tuo n before, going toward.Marietta. -On vSun G oner il Wheeler dashed i uto the lat fer p near Dowling Gre? u, suceded* d in burnit bioik ofstcuhouses aud spiking three et guns. . The main ho ly of our army is support be Kt Etcwali. Fortifications are said tu L been tin own up ou Kenn?&W mount: The rcpor.t that Ceno Gordo Williams I captured Chattanooga is flot? believed, thc occupation of Dalton seems io be ti firmed. A gentleman lately out of Atlmta repo that (jen. bhei man ha* provisions there lust a ?orrison of 10.000 men for six mon! Ii'he inbreed to evacuate th? place with ] army he will have a garrison. Forrest is still on the wing ia Middle Tt nes.se?. . De will doubtless occupy Colurab Murfrec"horo and all tile town? about iVai rille: Koubfteati is airead)' cooped iu t titter c:ty. The CoustltptUiuaJht says : " It is soppn? batShectitan, under pi essore; will beooiigi o retreat either lo Cha:taminga or thron? N'or:h Alabama. Some military wen, Inn ;vcr, ttiink that he will pursue the same bo pokey which hi? ebar<tcterix-d h'm hubert md, assaying lo brehlr^hrougH H'MH?'I? um m th?? VVi *t I'uir.l Hoad, push cn to Mm. :> mury. Once io | t s-i -simi o' Mon'gonifcr ie m:gLt e.staMish l?ai? liu?d couHeCthi!) wi: lYnsacoln and nb una!jjja threaten Mob Tum tlc N.'r'h, alni? (lunger and i'Viragi >porate ii m iLc South. Or' cc-u?siy-we-do-imt ignor*? \\va prpsenr >* Coirft ?'...! ate tn ir.it-s which rnigb: oppe.? ibis plan; but if Saermau -tas ibo string: ?hieb sume s?pose, stich a move us ? predicate is not. an ir pK?'mb'lb' ?oiitingcnt V\ e. i resnnic, however, ibat the (iovcrntuei baa -urV^M-d" ih" v.h.iiti- *>-\A and pr?pare loa a; y und ftvc'ry emergency.'* I'ruai Virginia. PRTKUKHCTX, Oct. *'.-Utmstrt' q-tittt h: prevajltd tare to di.y ami irr thc past wet! Grant is still I u.-y with'tb* spaJe icwhi new pus'uit.ii iiin.r Fut ' MeCreiC Ii is.runu;red thal Lt? (run. ii. il. Afdei sen wi'.l bi- assigned faille eoiTimaud ?. f Beal ftgarti's trtnips and Department. BICHMOXD, Oct. 7, JSi>t.-(?cn. Lc n pons ty 11;*? War l>.-pv timut th's nmroinj that bc h;is rereivfii a di> jut tea hom G.*i Karly s:a;i::g that Sheridan is retreating fror Han ?s?nbnrg down flin" valley. A h'?ptcommenced <>;i i?e Dsrby?ovrnroa earty ibis morning, on the north side of tu James, extending along ibo line lo For! liai ri??i'. .Uni Cfil-fcd a' two o'clock. We carried, it i< reported, two linps c br?urtWi rks. eaptur:?:g ?lirej hundred misor ers,.oi-c hundred horsej, and ince pieces, c arti ?cry. . Gen. Gregg, of Texas, was kl.'ed. Ger Bratton, Cd". ILsktll nud Mr j. Haskell c. Soul h Car; I.ii i were wounded.'' Our lt?i.s'i sligbt: tii'it of the enemy heavy, xitiining official yet. OttAKLorrKSvibLK. Oct. 7. lS'GL-An elli eer ju?t arrived hore direct from Harrison Lure slalcs" thnVSbi -idan bas retired iron ihat-plac", aiu ?* moving down thu VtfUe} Our cavalry had entered.the town. UKTOXSTRIJCTIOX IX TUB . ALABAMA' LD; VSLATU.IK.-Mention bas been made, in tin ?epor;s ol proceedings ot tho Alabama Lig islalur?, cf resolutions cn thc subject o peace,' introduced by Louis E. Fara?n^-, esq. a ilcpresenfative fripai TallailegU County 't he Montgomery p^per?"do rot state t!se sabitnnce, but wc have inilrmatiun, on whic! we rc ty, they declaro in favor of asealcmen ofoor di?ittil?ies acc-oniiifg t'i ti e-plan o lb j Chicago plater?a. ' We need hardly in form out-, readers, what . this means.." Tb? ! Chicago plat foi m is, a cessation of imf-iii I tics with a view to the eal ing of a '' ?O?IVP?J j tionofj.il the State?," for tue purposcpf ,l re s'tiiii'g peuce cn tho besis of .tho Federa ; Urion of the States Wc havo already ex j prcsf cd ? ur opinion tf lhi:; plan ?s tho'-firs i ??tcp towartl? a recouru ut ; l. n of the Union ! It is a Reductive and v i'tining platform," am i wo t'q not hesitnte tu s ty that wa. havaaion )? fear r>f it titan * ? have of ibo untiles oi'Grur. and Sharman. It is tL-e i; Trinan hor-e," v.']t'>j?almis:s':o:? v.;i'.i-.i" our li?cS inu it I f.rr>ii!d?M>.. Ct il ftllj ?o m Of? for th?V cuV-mj 'b '.M nil the (?pirti warfare of Agarn,croon U.ITS^S ?*H Acbilc?. ! Tt is to ihi? tieit we have alluded in ex i pV;:-s:rg our { reference for ihn re-election o j LiifrcLi, h'tlicr tb.in ftt successinn of : Mo I ?icilau.' In cur ep'.n'^n, no-event ir.ori I ihnate-.ji.g to our iadopcrCcrcc ttan tb? i trnimpb cf McClellan ami thc Korih.crn Dem oenstic par';/ could occur. DiU, sbould:Lin ! cola be re-elected, the beaten party wmib I li?vo no other recourse iban to seek aid o j the S?uth in overthrowing by force A -tyran j ny ihlolcrable mid otherwise permniu ntl) ! f ,s:?ni-d" r.pcn thcln. Wc do nm Imlievo tim ; tho MeCbdian party, if successful, weall . lor-- eoritince:!.<. war. but wc do fear tba ? they would invkicle the Receded7States inn 1 j--\'hs tl al would l?"?l onlv to a restoraij >i ! of tho Urmm.T-C'.'lmnku? Enquirer. : ! ~~ Visitii/g Cards ! FIE Vc at fin A<fiirrti*ef OiEc*. oA-licf" tin .Gentlemen's YISITIKCH CARDS. .. i ? July 20 tf 30 .Gen. Forrest. Fori ost'lias destroyed ev?ry railway bridge from Decatur, Alabama, to Pulaski, Tenessee, together with miles of trestlework ?and all water tanks on tbe road. The damage done cannot be repaired in two mogths. even if Sherman have "duplicates of cuts, tunnels and embankments.-'; ' Forrest mel Rossenu this aide and near Pulaski. Rossf au was re pulsed and retired into the defenses cf Pu laski. Forrest, with a loss of one hundred men killed and wounded,' moved towards the Nashville and Chattanooga "road. It is no part of Forrest's purpose.to incur any ribks. Hr- goes into Tennessee and Kentucky'tn re main there and primarily tn destroy Sher -man's communication with Nashville. Missouri. Gen. Price, it seems,' says the Memphis "Apptal, has Leen steadily advancing toward St. Louis. "Farmington, where thu northern telegrama locate Lis advance on tbeS?thult., Ts about seventy miles south-west of t.;e city, ?tid twenty miles west of the Mississippi. Frederioktoyrr", where his main loree wa*, is about twenty miles south of Farmington, on the direct road to Pocahontas, Arkansas, where it is uuderstood Gen. Price concentra ted his forces. The Federals report his strength at' thirty thousand ; how this may, be we cannot say. It is reasonable to sup pose, however, his army ia a formidable one, or he would not have advanced so far to a position where the enemy can so easily con centrate against him (either in his front at some point below St.. Louis, or in his rear, by landing at Gape Girardeau,.) uud have a tiver base so near at. band. A REGIMENT OF TRAITORS,-Private Jona than Ford, an exchanged- prisoner, inform)) the correspondent of the Columbus Enquirer that about 700 of the prisoners (ontof 1,700) at Atlanta'ba : taken thc oath, and had gone into the service of the enemy's cavalry, ar.d were known as the 1st Ga. Cavalry. lu this organization nearly every Stale of the Con federacy is represented. Tbe 1st Ala. In fantry, has 31 37th Ga., 2 : 11th Tenn., ll . Keyes'and Sweat's batteri'-s lr >m Ark., 12 Barry's battery, .commonly known a> the Lookout Ilhttery, Irom Chattanooga, evcrv m;jji that was capture^*] ) tc<:k the oath and joined fhis organization. Each man ia to rceeive ? splendid outfit, including a.fine horse. Their operation*, hy special permit, ar?'to bc confined,to thc rear, guarding trains and bridges. It will be a black day for the miserable traitors when. Forres t's troopers meet them. TJi?y should eu-h carrj? an extra halter for their own ace nnmndayon. For Sale for Good Notes, CE TO MIST, AriOUSE and LOT in EdgefielJ Village., pleasantly situated,, with room for "a lurg* fnmily. All. necessary outbuildings i,nd rood w uer on tuo.prt mises; Apply al tho Advertiser u'.ticc. ' ' <Jet"4 2t 41 $100, or 20 Bush. Com . - Reward ! Swill givo the above reward for thc apprehen sion ?ml delivery J i? tn ihe Augusta or E'l^e Hold jail, of A LFKKM HOLLEY, ade>orter?rom ibo Command about Charleston. Said Holley is ibour Sa <>r Ml years of ago. a bogt j fae! lil inch .s hieb, bloe eyes', d.?r!; hmr, sallow complexion, iud' iliin vWttg?; .IXO.RU.N'?'l'-.-p.D, . - Ot thu Supposing Corps, t'b-t. :. :it 41. $100 Howard. R\'\ iWAY fruta ibo Subscriber, ornas per suaded off by som - white- person, i.n ike ?i.h 't?c, t ISM.'my negro woman TILDY ami : or child MALT. The.womnn is lil yearn ed.!, copper c-jmpJO\t;<-n. has :> mull tuur nu lalf shuck, and had on*?ben sb? lott H toiHoodre**, ami ?iso :o'-U a 'ons i i dross awav wi-lt her. Thc boy Hart i> a mulatto, numil f< liryc e.- idd, weil grown to bi* tige, willi M'Mt dark bair. It is probable ste bas gone to .Charleston ?r C? uni fia and is soppo. o.! i ? bar? freo paper* To ?ny p'-r -n taking up sai l N'ct.r tn nnd |od^il:g If:?'?! i*i jail SO-1 hat j can ??ot 'keni, J iv!!! give il.c ablive rewai'd. ' : . JAMI'S BOOTIE O.-t 4 * .'it ir ?,\~." t.'-in-tO'.i'ioTMii s: nod Carolinian will ct?|?y throe ?iun-s :m.l turwai d ecciMtnt iii iii s OfBee. Stat?) of Saith Carolina. EDTJfiFIELD ?HST1UCT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DUrtlSOfi, K quire, Ordinary ... EdceSVld DU riot : Whereas. .Tn.-.'U. AiL ms Kv th applied to m for betters of Administration, ?o, ail cud ciogivtfr ihn foulis nr. ? cSa'tcls, righ's and credits ?d'. .li -hard Td. Wallace, late of the District aforesaid, de,*M. Tb ?so are.therefor.!, to bite and admonish all and singular, the kindred rind .creditors nf the s.-id deo*ased,Jo be aud appear before me, at. cur r.osjt ')rditiary's Court for the said District, "ta ba bilden at E'igeSeid ' curt House, ori ;he*24Ji dur ol Oct. inst , to show cauM, if any. why thc said -u-'ur.nhtruti'in should not br? gr-nU-d. lii.-on under toy hand an t Sea'/diid U):h day ?I OcOn year o': ?mr Loni otic thi u-nuJ cl?hl hun dred and si.vty'-ft'ur and iii the eighty-ninth vcur ..?"ir... fn.l.'ijpendenti? of Suit tb Gallina, w. p. nuius??, o.E.p. Oct 12 ' . 2t . 42 State of South Carolina. . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, . /Ar ORDINARY. BY W. V. DLT.IS0E,.Esq., Ordinary of Ed<?o ?ie?d District. Whereas, Sonhia C'iHptna? hath applied to mc for Letters of Administration, on uli and singular tho goods and. chattels, righ's anil cre-ii:- of Tho*. E. Chapman, late of tho District, aforesaid, decease I'. These are, therefore, tn cito aud admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of thc said deceased, to bc and appear before mc, at our next Ordinary's Conrt for the sto'd District, to bc holden a? dlgafieid C-nirt Housa, on :h . 24fb day of Oct. inst., to show cause, if any, why the said ad min stru'ion should not be granted. Given under ray hau l' and seal, this l?th day of Oct. in fhn year nf -our Lord one thousand eight huudrod and sixty-fmtr, aud in tho eighty ninth year of tho Independence of-?v Carolina. W. F. DURIS0E, o.n.n. Oct 12 . ' 2t * ' 42 . Sam Houston. r*pIllS.TiI0R0i;GirRRK0 STALLION will .A sm r?a the Fn 1.1 Season ict turryton land J. A. Wise's plantation. Sam -Houston is u mahogany bay, 1G hands and 1-J inchts high, cpmb'.nicg ?lie, form, stamina, Ao I-lin;/>re-Sam E?mtf.M was .-ired ly Willmm Worth; he by Shu nb ?ri Ij Sbaunv? ^y th? eele brated r.ree tiinss I'tlth. S kan non V dam was the oulsbrutid race iv.::ro Clara Fisher5 Vt'ortb's dam win old Flora; Flora was a full sister to oTd Boston. Sun Houston's dnm WHS sired by Shan non ; ber dam by pchir*; gran liam by old im iiutteAl Top. (iaSitc'".' Season tu cemihenee from this date, .and eon tii.ua uniil to? ?0.h NcTcmbi-r. Sr-fj* Tere-, JwO thc Soss.ui : $?.?.ti insure; $l';o grot m. H. A. SHAW. Seo t_2?_^__tf__ 09 - Filial Notice. A T.L pfrSorS hnvinx any dem-inds against tho XJL Efatc of John li, (Jarlfier,%deceased, are I requested to pre.-cnt their claims, properly pfo ; vcu, -rn or o-torc thu 27th day of D;!ceui"i?r next, at tb^'Qra'.nary'? ?ftTce,"briwmcbWya Final 8et ikioc-nt will bu l'n-i?o rm Said Esfiilo. Tho3c fail ing will by ba trod S. W. GAKDNBR, Ad', r. Kept 27. 12t 41 Candles ! Candles-! AVERY nip-lier English Candle, full wcighi -Will sri? k fe- ? ' : :- vis. . 3. E. BOWERS. Hamburg, Sept 13 tf 3S _ NEW GOODS ! JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE FHeJileacoed SHIRTING; Shirting CALICOES ; Bin ck English PRINTS ; Ladies' Linen HANDKERCHIEFS ; Men's Cotton ' do.; Cont LINING; Black Flax-and Spool THREAD ; .Linen XAPE; Lasting. Cont and Vest BUTTONS ; Horn and Metal BUTTONS ; HOOKS and EYES and Knitting NEEDLES; Tooth BRUSHES; Dressing an<LKino COMBS: SC?SS0R3 ar/d Pocket KNIVES ; Shoe KNIVES nnd Shoe THREAD ; Tuilet-nnd Shfviog SOAP ; Cut TACKS, Hair PINS.nnd'MATCHES ; Sewing Thread in-BALLS:, Sterl PENS and Pen HOLDERS; Ladies'"White Cotton HOSE ; . ? Lead and Slate PENCILS : M?morandum BOOKS a:.d Pert MONIES, Gun CAPS ;. Fronch Cuff SKINS ; And sundry othtr articles. E. PENN, Agent. Sept 27_tf^_40_ No. 10 Cotton Cards. 2DOZ. NO. TEN COTTON. CARDS, of very superior quality, just received and for sale or barter, by ' E. PENN, Agt. Sept 27 tf 40 Slave Labor for the Coast. lilVISION KO. 3. ?COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS- and the e Torrn Authorities within the Judicial Dis tricts of Fairfield. Richland, Lexington, Edge field, Barn weil and Orunguburg, will forthwith summon nil slaveholders.within their respective limits to deliver ONE-HALF of their slaves lin - bio to road duty, ot tbe Railroad Depots nearest their residences on THURSDAY, the 27th day of October next, at 9 o'clock, a. m., there to await transportatiou io Charleston for thirty days labor un tho fortifications. H. The att.ntion of Commissioners of Roads and the Authorities above named, is directed to " Circular" from this office of 8th instant. In all cases where owners or employers domot conform to its requirements, they will forthwith report them as dofaulie?s. - R. B. JOHNSON. ' Ageut nf tho State of South Caroline. ?JTtr Cit ral7II ?ntl, Mercury ar.d Courier copy twice a week for four weeks: other papers in tho Division ouce u week for four weeks. Sept 27 4t 40. *?-:_?_ Administrator': Sale. BV virtue of ap order from the Ordinary I w:ll procoed to -efl at tbe residonce of Thomas Ula loo, on Fridny, the . 4th October next, tbe pur-fmnl Estate .of JAMES BLADON, deceased, consisting of, . ^ F?VE HEAD CATTLE, ONE LOT VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS, ONE GOLD WATCH, A nd'various other articles, ?3-?Term: |liaj0 known on ,iav "f ^alo". ,'i'JfOS. CARSON, Adm'or. Sept 27 ot -10 B State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. Y W. F. DURISOE, Esq.. OrdWry of Edge field District. Whereas, A. G. Teague b;.s applied to me for Lettors t>f Administration, un nil ami sin^n l?r the goods and chattels, lights ami credits bf Patrick L. Calhoun, jr., 1st? of the Dbtrici afores,-, id, dee'd. There arc, therefore, to cite and adm-mUh ?ll .ind singular, the kindred and creditors of tbe said dci-e-'sfcd, t? ho and appear before rae, at ont next Ordinary's Court for the said Distriot, to he boldon m K-lgoliold C. M.K on thc 17:h diiy nf Cd. nf'., t.i shaw eauff, if nny, why the said .idin'nUiVuiion sbuuld not be granted. liiven-ondcr my hand and soul, this ?ld day of Oct. m the y*ur'of our IWd one tlioosan.t nicht hundred and Sixty-four, and in th<* eighty ninth year of thu ludep-uideneo of South Caro lina. AV. J'. LU IIH5?E, O.K.I?. Oct.", . -Jr ll The Zxz??fM "South Carolina, ELGEE! EI-D DISTRICT. IN OHDI NAH I*. ?-Vi* W. F. IM?R?SOB, Esquire,. Ordinary of ?5 Edg.-fioldiMs.il ict. it'herva^r, fifa T. Seiglcr l'as arplli-?l lome foi Lol ?ors ol Administration. 011 ail und singular the good*- and chattels, righi* and credits of llcnrv G. Sriglpr, late of me District aforesaid, djeUV Thesen rc, tbercf?rc', todito and n-'tnoni.-h all a:;n singular, lbblhilrcd and creditors of the Mild deceased, ?" Le any sppo?r ?ic.Wo tte, nt our cejLt !>r.t:norvV Cow t i'-r rho rai 1 District, to be holden nt tide field C. IL "orin llrb'-dsy of .?c: ucxt, to fi ow en use, if :iry, ?. hy thc said administration should nvi ha printed. Given' uiidrr my bund and seal, thi.- 30?h day ?,f Sept. in tbs year bf nur Ltrd or.o tUou iend eight bund red and sixty-four, and in the eighty-ninth year of thc Independence of tac Sut? of South Carolina. W. F. DURISOE;0. E. D. Get 4 - * 2t 41 State of South Carolina, IS D G E Fl ELD DJS T it IC T. 3 IN ORDINARY. Y \T. F. DU UISOE, Leq., Ordinary of Edgc lieli District. .borea?, Moi-csP. Walton bns applied to me fur Letters ?1 Administration on nil and singular the goo.'s und chattels, ' rights, and credits of rion A. Con nian lute of thu JJisirict afurc-Raid, dee'd. . rhone aro, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and cr?ditais ofthe said deceased, to be aud nppoar before mo, ut our next Ordinary's Court for tho ?aid Di<-trict,to be holden at Edgeficld Court House, cn the 1-lth Jay of Oct. next, to show cause, if any, why the said administrai iou should net bc granted. Given under my hand ntul seal, thi.**:',?'h day of Sept. in thi year of our Loni.one. thous and eight hundred and sixtj-foitr, and in the eighty-ninth year bf tho sovereignty and Inde pendence bf tho St:?te of South Carolina. W. V. DURISOE, O.E.D. Oct I ' 61 . .41 State of South Carolina, ED GE FIELD DISTRICT, IN-ORDINARY". BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge tield District. JWhe'reas, Julius P. Wright bus applied to me for Letters nf'Adminisiration, un ulland singular tba Roods and chattels, rights and credits of Daniel Muthuny, lalo of the District aforesaid, dee'd. . : These aro, therefore, to cito and odihoniah B11 and singular, tho kiudted and creditors" of tho said deceased; to be and appear beforo inc, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, tu be holden at Edgetiold Court Huusc, on the 14th day of Oct. next, to show cuuso, if any, wby tho said administration should not be granted. Giveu nuder my hand and ami, this HOUi day of Outr, hi* tho' year of our- Lurjj one thousand eight hundted-iiud sixty-four, arni in tho eighty ninth yenr of thc Independence Ol' S. Carolina. W.F.. DURISOE, o.e.n. Oct t ' 2t 41 State of South Carolina, EllGEFJELD DISTRICT, IS ORDINARY. BY W? F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, 'Caroline; Juhneon hna applied to I me ?or Lctttr* of Administration, .0:1 all and . j singular tho goods and chatters, rights and credit.. I of .lames Juhnson, latu of tho DUtriot e.fvrosutd ' dee'd. j These arc, ?therefore,' to oho and admonish nil and singular,.the'kindred and oroditors of the said deceased, to bo and oppear bofoyo me, at our ncxi Ordinary's Court fur the said District, to bc holder at Edgell C. H.., on the Hth.dny 0? Oct. next te show cause, if acy, why the said administration . should not bp grautod. ' _ . '.? -t Given under my hand and sc.), this 30lb dav 0 !-SapL in tho year of our Lord one thousand e'igh ? ; hundred au.t slviy-?iroo, and In tho eiftb yoar o i tho Lodepeu?cuuc of S'.'nth Cnrwiinn. . W.'F. DURISOE, o.H-n. 1 Qct4,1861. 2t 41 The Edgefleld Female COLLEGE, AT EDGEGJELD O. H., S. 0. TITE next Soholastlo year of thia- Insulation will" commence'on-' MONDAY, ?thaiii OCTOBER, and will l>o divided into two Ses sions of Twenty week/ each. ? . TERMS PER SESSION. Tuition in Collegiate Department, ' ?50.00 " Academic u 40,00 " Primary .?. 30 00 " French, 30.00 " Music, including use of wstruuient, 60,00 Contingent Fe?, t . j^jn Board, including Fuel and Lngkls, 400,00 ? in the present currency, or $12 per month if paid in provisions ut old rate.v^ Pinn tors and farmers who sond their daughter.? will he required to pny tor their Hoard in whole or in part in provisions. Romo of the citizens of the town havo kindly j consented to hoard pupils at thc same rates when i ? the rooms of the Principal have huon filled. Boarders m'ist furnish their own towols, sheets, j pillow cases, blankets or comforts, coverlet?, hand soap and drinking cups. All Ibo pupils are re quested to bring, their School books with them. Payments for each Session will be required in advance Rr. v. M. 17. SAMS, PRINCIPAL. *We will giye tho following prices for tho sev eral articles mentioned below, although some of these prices aro higher than were paid in ibis market before thc wur : Butter 25c; bacoa 13(g) 15c; pork neat 8o; tallow i3@ 15c; beef 5(7jib>; mutton 50(5,75 per quarter; Hour $10 per borre!; corn and pons $1; sweet potatoes 50@75 pr bush el ; fowls 15@25c. a piece; turkeys fl,50@$2a pair; syrup 50@75o par gal.; salt 50@7oe per bushel: eggs 12J(S)15c per doz; fodder mid hay SI per 100 lbs ; wuod $2 a four horse load. ' Edgefield, Aug 23 tf 35 Vaucluse Factory. WE will buy all good Cotton brought here within the next six?*v ?*ys-will give fie cent* per pound mote than Hamburg market price. Price now $1,30 a- pound. Bales put op with staves taken. . J. J. OREQG A CO. Vaucluse, Sopt 23 4t.. 4 i Barter! Barter! THE GRANITEVILLE MANUFACTURING Company will BARTER,for Country Pro duce delivered nu tho spot" on ibo following terms, viz : They will sell 4-4 Sheeting, Drills or Osnabnrgs, 12} cts. pr. yd. 7-8 Shirting, ?0* " " 3-4 do, B{" "~ ' And will allow for Corn, /iOo. per bush Fodder, $0c. " cwt. Flour in bags or barrels, $7,00 " bbl. diucou, hog round, and Lard, * IV J " Hi, Syrup, without barrels, 25c. " gal. Fino clean Cotton in Bagging er Staves 5c pr. lb All packages muJt bo plaiuly directed to the Orangeville Manufacturing Company, and mark ed with the shipper's name on the packages. WM. GREGG, Prts't. Grau. M'f'g. Cn. Graniieville, Sept 20 tf 39 Tax Assessors' Notice. IWILL attend ot rho time, nod nt s nervio. aftvr>?ecillo?! to rcccivtiRcJums awi .V-- .-. me Au Valorem or 5 pe-r coni. Tax. approved by Acl of Congress 17th Februi.ry 11 li t. Tiny ure arra ugo? I t.ndcr three dii'ercnt heads or chests as follow? : . 1st. Ail property om ployed in agriculture from which is m bc deducted ibo Tax iu Kind to the extent of 5 percent.-that is thc crop jf 1S?-I. including the hacen crop ol' 1 'f?j. 2d. AH other property of ?wry Kind not rm p'.nyed in agriculture and from which there will br no dodis<?tio'h. Sd. The iii s to raise monry tn ini*r<ftso tho pay of SnHu-rs. Class 1st will include ?ll property employed in agriculture: all lands ??cl na'ly ou'tivated, ?r Con ner-fed with, or cOotrihutiug to such cultivation, S'irb as Wood mill pas'nrc ia' d-j nil skives above '2 years of ?'ge, M* properly known and designa ted us plantation bunds; ali horses, # mu ?es und >>.xcn u*ed as work animals on a farm or plsnta tion ; all plows, carts, wacons, ami implements ol husbandry used in ibu cultivation ot tau tarni. Class 2d ?rill tuibr-.ee property cf cv ry kimi, real and personal, ?ind mixed, not m ployed in Mgrieulrnre; all-real esla'e iu tonos nud vi fages. und all other lands in ihe country that do net run tribute to the Tax in Kind ; all slaves under' li years of egc : bona? serv-ini*. carpenters, ?ml servants iv*' eti:pl--ye4 cn Ibu farm ; bor-es. mu e-* ?nd all osh?r stock"; cotton, wool,"tobacco; to rt, and jill other kiuds of grain: doa r, meal, hncon, lard, and all other groru'ries, merchandise, sp r tuoiis liquors, wino cider, Ac; value of all hou.-eu.01d furn?turo, agricultural ?nd meehr.n ck? t-iols not employed iii the foi m ; musical in sLruuTents'and alt urtidrs.of dom sst in cse; car riages, wagons, kv ; books,reaps, pictures, paint ing?, station.!ry, and all finer work's of ?rt:! bunk stock, or way other joint stock nnmpauy: gold and ??ver wiirc?, p?ales, jewels, jewelry and watches ; gobi und silver c in, gold du^t, gidd or ?ilvcr bullion; value of money?, bshl abroad: amount of nllsolvout eredi'.s bank hills, and all other mniieys used us currency (except noo-intc rest bearing Cuufcdcrate Treasury notes) and not employed in a r?gi?tend butfueas; and all other properly, real, po/sonal, nhd mixed, not particu ly mentioned, arc sui ject to ibis Tux.' In other words*. Ti'X Payers will make out an inventory of everything they possessed on the 17ib day of February ItjCi, that was valuable, nud bring it with th? ni, or send it by their'Agent. . All property owned before tim Isl du y of Jail' na"} 1.S??2, end sine.? rimt time wilt bo valued af ihe" v 11 liai ion of Tri", (rx?**p? land, negroes, cot ton nud r?bneno.'J i Bfebaeed-siiiee thai linn', sud they ij'U he MIUO'1 ?t the p icc actually paid, except refugees who haw purchased and ?Ve living on lands so pnrchnsrd. " T will assess the SO per cent.' Tax npm all Pro fits or Sule-s mado bdweon tho 17th day of February 1v01 ?nd the 1st of July 1003, and pur chased in 1$H3. I will cummcnoe at EdgtVleid C. Hi, Friday ?fnb S-rt. .< - Saturday, 1-t Ocr. Cherokee Ponds", Tuesday, 4ih " . Hamburg, . Wednesday, 5th .. ?? Thursday, nib " Beech Island, ' Fridiy,' . 7th " ?? SMU'djy, 8th ? Gianiteviilu, T.iesluy.. ll'h M ? Wediiesibiy, 12th-" Vaneduse, Thursday, KUb " John Curry's, Friday, Llib " Pine House, - Saturday,- 15th" Lott's P. 0. Monday,. 17th ** J. T. Nicholson's, Tuesday, lKih - Hiitchcv's, Wednesday, l!)?b " Seiner's, Thursday, 2?th ? Lylwnnd's, . ' . Friday, 21st ? , .? . Saturday, ?-'4 " Shaftcrneld, Mondsy, 2<th ? Libcrry lilli, Tuesday, Kt* " ti Wednesday, 2i*.th " J. Chcatbtm, Thursday," 27th " Pl.asant.Une, . . Friday, 28th " Elton P. 0. Saturdny, . 2Dth " J. A. Talbert, Tuesday, 1st Nov. White HOU?C, Wcduesdsy, 2d " u . Thursday, 3d . " Edward Howie's, Fi ?day, 4th ? Woodlawn, Saturday, -<tb " A." Morgan, . -Monday, 7th " Wi-oV Glover's, - .. ..Toes.?:?-. ?-IC " Red Hill, . Wndwciday. 3-b if Thvr i ?th Edgefield 0. II. . m*y ITtS " After wbicb time roy Unite wnl dn^c All Tn* Payer's are reqoirr-i lu bu r,*."':iUl!, ,D .,|"1*ir,i" their rot-fins, 'ta; l'ayez ?bo^^erty, ex eludive of household furliitnra, i- s;ot vulned fal moro than one th nc-and dol.u is will bo allowed certain exemption -, bur. oil arc required in m ike their,returns. " ^ " Assessor 12th District. - Sept 20 '?" . tf_ "? Horse Stolen. . cjTOLEN from my premises, 8 miles from Him O burg, nn Siturdejl night lr.it. a 'uic'diHin sued iron-grey ?OESK, blind in right eye, r n 1 about 7 yjttts Md. Any one tak" g up i-aid burse and nWHyifg mc of the sumo v-il 1 bo libe rally rewarded. I.wiU aka pay $l"0 f,.r pn,of 8uffidtUUOCOnViCtlhe%V.T.-WALKKrt. jrJT*>Aagtii'ltl Co-iitllntlonn'ist and Columbia South Cnr'lininn will publish lo dnilyabrce times and forward bill to this Offico. Sept 27 , 3? ? Headquarters, ' V RcserVo forces, g,'CM f COLCVDIA, Sept. 3D? 18(H. j OE KERAL ORDER KV. 7. IPURSUANT .1? General Order No. 73, Adj, . and Insp. General's OSiue, current eerie.?, (hereunto appended) tho Brigadier Oeneral com uianding Reserre Puree* ?.f .Siuih Curulina hero, by assumes control and direction of the conscrip. lion service in the Stun-. CL. Except as hercin..tter specified.' the organ ization of the C'nu.'criprion Department in iho Swte, .Deluding th? Kxaminfng Board', will ba preserved;and all . existing orders, r^almiori) and instruction! of the Counnaudantof Ci>n*ri p x will he continued of tut** until ? thar ?i? ut .ii rt I. III. LoealEi-r 1 ing officers ?nd L ..m.inir. . Beards will report immediate!} to tho Cominan/' ant of Conscripta, and through him commun ?"ai o with these Headquarters, and ? ill,-through I im, .receive flrder? and instruction*. IV. All communications inrelatim to theCe?. scriprion service in the Staie,?ndallap|>I.c?tUn* J..r exemption ?nd detail, must hp mado through the Commuiithmt of Conscripts; communiculioiig oh all other subjects will ooutlnue io l>e made through the A. Am?nerai of the Reserre Forces S. C. V. The office of Congressional District En rel I - in-; Officer being" abolished; alfofticcra heretofore acting in that capacity will report by lotter to the Commandant of Conscripts tor assignment to other duty, setting forth their rank, ccrps, possi tU?O and present r.s. igninunt to dnty. Cotnpc tant officers wili bo assigned as " Inspectors of Conscription" in tho several Congressional Dis tricts. VL With a view to, compliance of Tar. HT. 6f ?lil Mineral Order No. 73, the Commandant of Conscripts will, without delay, order the med- ; ica> axsmirration of ell coramii'sioned efficers ar.d othor persons (except ?bose of the ''Invalid Corps") einplnvcd iu the enrolling service of this Stato. CommiS"ionod ofHcn-s, PS to whom no disability is found to exist, will bold themselves, in readiness to be assigned to duty in thu field na soon ns practicable. VII. Application for assignment to dnty as Enroll'nc Officers, Asxiataiity, Cl.-vlc, and to oth erposoiousia the Conscription se-vice in tLis?tnt , will bc received from officers, non-cMuuiissi?nt d officers and privates belonging to the Reserve Forces,-and from r?tired and li ?ht duty officers aiid meo, nod from persons not liablo to eerv?<*e in thc field. Such applications, enclosing testi monials of character, intelligence nnd fitnc*8, will bc addressed to M?j. C. D. MELTON, Command ant of Conscripta, Columbi*. S. C. By oom m and Brig. Gen. Cnnsxcr. ED. H. BARNWELL. A. A. Oen. ? USS' State papers oopv three times. Oct 5. 3? . 41. Estate Notice. PERSONS having claims against tho Estate of Dr. li. Bland, dee'd., aro requested to pre sent the sum? forthwith to. Mr. - J?incs M. Harri son, wbo is*my. authorized Agent in'settling up the business of the Estate. . R. E. BLAND, Adm'x. - Nov 4 tf . - U Notice IS hereby given that application will he mad? to the Legislature of this State nt ?ts next Session fora charer of the Bath Mills Coiupuay in Edgcf?eJd District. Jhly la_' ' Sin_2? In the Market. IWILL BARTER, or par the CASH, (ne* Lune,) for FLOUR. BACON or CORN. SAM. E. BOWERS, Agent. Himburg, Aug 1 'f 32 Notice ? PPLICATION will bo r ado at the next sit ?%. ting of the L-gislator? of South Carolina t.. increase the rate of Toll at the Sand Bar Ferry on tho Savannah Uiver, near the citv of Augusta. E. R. WHATLEY, Proprietor. M ny 31_. tf _23 A Fine Lot of Dry Salt FUR SALE OK BARTER. ?ITAVE on hiind a lot vf mpe-ior SALT~whleh 'I will Barter for Corn, Wheat, Flonr, Bacon, Uniter, Pggs, Chickens, Ac at the market price, ur will sell for Cafh nt ur helm? the Angosta prices. JOHN COLO AN. Jun? 21_if_ti Navy Agent's Office, AUGUSTA. OA , Mn'v ?4. 1861. MR. SAMUEL E. KO W HRS, Hamburg; la my Authorized Ag?:nt in Elsetbld District, I it t uiehasing snuplie. for N*vy Deportment. W. Ii. HOWELL, Navy Agent May 31 . 2t 2H Notice. ?AM prn>il*?d to HARTER HOMESFUN an4 O.-NABUitt?S fur FLOUR, BACON ?nd WHEAT. . S, E/ BOWLERS, Nirvy Agent for Edgefield District. Hamburg, 30_it_23 Notice. APPLICATION will ho made at the next Session pf tho L?gislature of South Caroli na for au Act of incorporation of the Edgefield Female Cullbgo. fepf 9 '_3m_38 . Notice. ArPLIOATF>N wil' he made at the next Session of the Lcgi-lnture to Incorp?rale. Hood Hope? L'aptist Church. JAMES ADAMS. Dcacon. Sept l> ] . Sin 3S Good~Si?gar for Bacon ! ?*W-rt.f! BARTER yo.d brown SUGAR for RA CO??- 1 1'OnoU oi Su?iir for 2 ix-nodi nt Bacon. A. A/UbOVEU Au__31_,_ri_l__ "IL Gross Perk Wanted. IV! ILL B.rtcr SALT for OR'>S$ PORK at the rs to al Ijr" pounds Salt for ?o>: ?t ?rosa Pork. ;A. A. ti LOVER. ._35_ Notice. N1TICE IS II ERE H Y ?il VEN tfotVplW tlm wi'l ha iiui'b? to ile LcgLlntur? nt its next #it*in? i<> have ihr KSffbte ot N?,iih E h. r cdir?. fifed , liu'tde i? K.*-hont,v.<ltd ?n h iii in..:h ?T N< ly Partais, ard hu b.-o'her Jaco3 Eibcr ,M__"g29_3,0 . _ Oin*ct Importation -from \?ssao. RIO COFFEE, FOB TO RICO SCO AR, f'O DA. ?.C. For sa!?- by ' S. ?, DOWERS, Agent. Hamburg, Sept 5. ' aV Administrator's Notice. ALL nctsonif-iudobtea ?o thc Ksmte or Wm. Tt-noy, dcc'J^iirpnj th.'?, me without delny, and tho?? harina: claims ?gJU.it s,id K^at? aro notified to render them lo pr^irly altostc,! tn Br J. B. "Courtney, Agont/or.the A*!min|.:r*tor, forthwith, es we desire io c.l..?e up' thu haute a< i0un as possible. ?fO. J. TON EY; AdW. j__v__3 . ^*_; J7_ . Soldiers' Cledms. Wg have on tan4 a few oulrfs cf lt|?nk* for obtaining deceased Sol.?hrs'ClF)}TPl.??!:ai^^.^. tae fiovemmout, ADVERTItfKR Or'Fjt K. July ?O tf ^ j, f_, Barter!. ?WTLL RARTER YAKNS. FOR Vt*\'ll - frc.ir. one burrel up. ' . SAM. E. ROWEL'S. Hamborg, July 3 _ ____ tf_2i_ Notice. ALL prrsons having chiims ag-niist (he E.'ta'e of F. M. Coleman, dee'd., are notified to render them in. prop-rly atteste I, withon^del!>y, and tl?osv IndoLted to ?aid Fs'ate n'?rr??piesrjLd tn ?et'le.np. J. DAY, Ai'm'or? Sept W_*'n_ That Gold Pen. THE individual who rn,.Wa GOLD PEN from my Desk on Fridav, ihe 2J?h Setit, ??ll pira*? return it. arni no ouest ions will be asked. Otherwise bc ?hull be exposed, a? his m me is known. O. L. PENN. Oct i 5t . ' H