Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 21, 1864, Image 2

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For tho Advertiser. The JLjtmeafof the "Jilted Lover." BY JEKMS. (AIR- Thine eye?, Hie the ?Un that ar* ff team Atty; "The day of my destiny '? over," ' And end DOIS cr. vc I op ts my soul, For my lady love's choseh*hcr lover, At least, (hut j#wfcs? Tem told. This poor h?art must break io its tadce^s, And deep is the gloom it will loavc, If I njust behold all their gladness, ? -If ? all tieir joy must perceive .Had she said that with me sho wm joking That" in love ?^e was only a jefter, It would not have be?.n ip provoking, For of c<-iir*? I wft?ld.n?t have advised ber. But ic iii? and caxe?s as s*e did, And sn tell c^c ste loved.me alone, f^h.v: made nie lo jv.o'.-as rue bid, . . A ad DoVsh . Bas'.feft mo lo mturn. ? ' ' ? ' . S " .Ls ebrroer T upbraid her, ' . * i>r ia joy 1 h*v? ?cred her so *anr, 8??-.- i?? buC 7<iii [ashfcn.hJfc insdc hcrT - A fit?M ona-thowell lovel* and fair. 9!:e laughs-it my woe end" my saine*?, j ? . Aa i nw^tros iK't tbe wreck rle "nae made ; Lis* a demon she's brought oa my mainers All my hopee* in tho dust ?he bay laid. I pray for her sappiness only j .That forgiveness may not be refused, For thc 01$ sbo has left here so lonely, J or the trust the ?ct? lately abused. We may mott in thje-brifht-werld hereafter, * And there she may love mc again. And with joyous snd sonl-srirrixig laughter, lH forgot ?ll ?iy woe cad my pain. Could my hfeart newhe opened botero ber? And iii its CE? ti ose bo seen, She would kaotT-tb-t e'en now I advre her, And- that she, of that heart, \i the queep^ - -She wocld know that in sorrow i love .her, As in'j OT I have laved her bofore; That my shadow of. jQTe.ie abore her, What lover eeuld say or do more ? l^rt uselois is aV tbisbowsilinf, . ? And vain aro ?be wptds I indite; -Though my porr peart In sorrow ie foiling, # She is living in h>vo and delight. Yes, " thc day of my destiny 's ever,'' And sorrow C&velopes my soul, . For my lady lovo's chosan her I ovo: At Uaet thjit is ickat I alu told* . , ,. -* -*r yi: .''..**" " The Bazaar i'uud-?r??^af? biases U> AJioWit. " .. >.... ... ;.:-. Lincoln, on Thursday; neut a message "id-' the Senate, in reply to Mr. .Sumner's resola* tioja calling upon him to furnish any informa tion in his possession relative to a proposition . of British subject^- tu give aid to the retell ion. Lord WharnclilTo informs Sly. Adams that the Liverpool Bazaar produced ' about ??.7,000, and asks permission for an accred .ited agent to visit the military prisons wiihip ihe Northern StaresaoiTdistribute aid to Ihcir ?inmates. He. denies, that any political aid is aimed at, or any imputation that Confederate ".frnftonem are deprived of such attentions as ?he or^m.ry yiL-s enjoin. He s?) ? : ~ ?e issue of tho greet contest will not bb determined by individual suffering, bo it jgrfcater.or i?^s ; and yon, whose family name is.interwoven with American history, cannot view wita indifference ??e suffering cf Amer i?^?irireiis, whatever thififStateor opinions.'1 Mr. Adams replied that it has never been the desire of tbJLpov?rnment to treat with -unnecessary or- vindictive severity "any of themisguided'indiyidual parties ?n this de plorable rebellion who- hiv? faB?n into its hands io the regalar course of the war,' and that he should/ great ly rrjoice if.tbe effects oj sympathy flfHild be extended to minisiering theil mental alliaient as well sp their bodily suffering, thus contributing to put ar. end "tn a struggle which otherwise ia too likely ta bc only procrastinateefbv their English sympath isers." Kr. Seward replies as follow* ic? tbe application received through Hr. Adams : ' ; PSPARTMEXT'?F STATE, ) Washington, Dec. J. l8C4j j Sir:-1 have received Tour dispatch ni thc j lSth of November, ?b. 8!)7, together -with tho papers therein mentioned, viz : ..> copyof a letter which was addressed to you on the 12th ot'Noveraber hst by Lord. Wbarnclilfe. M and a ooj? cf your answer to timi letter. You will now iitbim Lord YVbaruciiiFe timi por miPfio-j for A>1>; a??ent cr committee deseii^d by hisvi to vi*i;*h<? insurgent* detained iu the" ' m??&ry prisbii? pf thc UOI?BCI States ^m? I li trihnt It?C-n? sov?nt?en thousand ! poondaof'B?itLshgold is disallowed. -Itere-}' ir is v*i>e/ : -- '.-....?. your correspondence with j Ltirl V?'b*: :< ' ' ..' 'i ?23. That corrcspbii- j d^hc-- wi.! aeefesarUy.bewnieJpnblJc. On .vs .mr?"ii, thc Am->tUrJi public will to ! weil .-wari- tnaf wL-;y thc L'ni?^iijiat?e bave^j nia:-lr. a?au3 for th? supp?it ??! p?h->U'i*^ as ? well ?TS R-r every c-xigeaeV ol' the war in J which -bey sreeDgaged, the insurgent w.bo j .have rushed into that coalition, ?re suife'ring j no prierons that epp-A? fir relief to charity i ntther at home or-abrot^i. The Amcriean public wi il be likotf to reflect that thc ; na: ' thus icsit?ioofily tendered in tfcc^iamc'of hu-^ manity constituted cd large'' portnm of fh? profits which its contributors may be justly-! supposed to hire derived iypm the insurgents foef rehanging with them arms and'.-muni tions of war for the coveted productions ot immoral-and enervating ehavulabor. Nur wiil a\T por:iwi3 of thc American peo ple be disposed te rcgyd, the nurn thus opten tatiously offered for ihe relief of-captured in >< urgen to ss a too generous ecmivirinnt for the .d>ivaatat>on ami diaAcrtutio%wl:iob u civil war, T^romoted and protracted by British ?ubiacts, has spread tlsrooghout the States "which be idc* werJ eminently prosperous and happy, finally, in view of this'lActotSciousinterven tion in our domestic affairs, the . Ajneiican people ear hardly fliil t-t recall the warning ?f the Father &f our Gbnntry^ directed against ifgo great aud Intimately connected public dangore, uaraiely, eectiobal ("action 'r.nd fojr ?i?n iatrig^e. I do not thin?f lie insargenia h?ve become debased, alth.?ngb they bave ?yidly Trandwctl from tho wa.ys of loyalty ?nd"'f atrfoti?w;, ? think that, in comrhoa with ali ?ur country men, tb ty will rejoicoln hoi ^ saved by their, eonaide^to and loyal Onvciomerit from the grave iiisuU which I/?rd ?Vbarricl?fre and h's associai ps, in their zeal for*the nrerthrov.- of tho United S.'Ats?..have prepared for thc vic tims of thia unnatural and hopeless rebellion. L tat. sir, yonr obcdisnt.servaKt,* . . WiMiun Ii. SCWARI>. ? G.?LI^I;? AITAIR.-On the Otb ia?tahr, Company'A,'of the ?L?t New Vt.rli cavalry, started oat from th? vicinity of Wiocbeeter to captiirc Baylor'rf-company.of tba 12th Vir ?inia cavalry. The laffer .met them n^ar r.hite Post, and killed, wduud*d and cap tared ali but thirteen. The Yankees num bered sixty, and Baylor's ecmmari? forty men. A few days before, Baylor captured .tba ga?.rd at Charleac-wn and at Ke/'s Switch. "His prMQner3, ei^hty-tiir in n-mbrr, rVa^Kri] Jiichmou'd ye^t?jday." Ut- txho eaptured'or-o hundred hor^tf, -i.. - . ?fif? Sx-Gov. 'Fie/.-ens bas-hctnff?ooted a ln-.-ru Jber of tko SWd* cf Trustees cf S ou tb i\roliua .id?fftf. ?rom theCarolinian, 14th inst.' ~ The TTTO Governors. The Legislature, yesterday, in *he personjj of 4/cn.-A.-G. Ma?rath^ele'cted asucccssor io thc Gubernattonai chair, which for" two years has'beon occupied by bis Excellency Gov. M. L. Bonham.-" The new incnmr&it brings ts his office abilities Of no common cTder. ' ? graduate-.South Carbliua CoHegc ip 1831, in the class of the lamcntcdTbornxrell, in which "be was tho recipient of tie third honor, bis career from that time until the' present bas | been steadily upward. As counsellor'and ' judge, bis decisions-have won from bis breth ren of the bar more .than respect. Siron? I miod?3, resolute, independent,and s?lf-re?i ant in choracter, identified in principle with thc welfare of the whole State<?ier raws und her institutions, bur wAtts and capacity, wc anticipate at his bantis a vigorous, bat .just, administratipn of ber goveMirncnt. "' in retiring, with bis well iyorr. honor*. Gor. Bonham, earrie!* wifhhini (rofe bis <ftice t&r warmest regarga^.both of bis per?onal fricn'.'? und the pecplc at large. If no salient point itauds.cut us a landmark of Iii* adminjstrn . ion of publie, affair*, it'is because their course, during tho jiast two jrirrp^bas" been einootb and unru??ed. Thc r^h^'c. approbation of bis conduct ls none the lese .fcincir? or general. Prompt, in rho discharge of h is ofScia.Crl?ties, ibu type ofachivalric.geiitbomun, courteous, Net firm in thc /ulfi-lnjent of ail the rej^tiona '..flife, ourcitizens wi:! iuis.fi bim from the apboro'in which they bia ve learned tc know and appreciate his true wanhooJ; and tho wftll-.dope, g-ood and faithful servant," vrili be a benediction echoed in t^ery heart. The Ultimatum. [ AEUAI?AM LiKccLX, ia. his annual message lays down his ineforable decree in. tho f?tifst ijg stern language: . . THE HEITELS .MUST BE. KVEOrrJb. Ou careful consid?r?tion of hy the-' evk'er.ce accessible, .it s??ms to nio-that:no attempt at negotiation with tue insurgent leador eo'dd ,r?*ult in any gooj. Ile KOUld accept nothing -short of the s*vorence-of the Union* Ilia declarations to that effect- are explicit and .oft repeated. He does net attempt io deceive jjns. He affords us no excuse to dec?ive^ur galves. We cannot voluntarily yield it. Be tween bim and us. the fe?u'? is distinct, simple .gad, inflexible, it is an i^sue which eau on ?y be tried by war, and drcTded by victory, ll we yield wc are beaten. If the Southern i ? people lail bim bc is beaten. Either ' way it" i would be' tl* victory and defeat followiug | ; war. Wbat is true, however/of bim who. beadd the insurgent canse is" not necessarily I triu of thone who follow. Although bc can | jiot reaftcepi the 15 non, tpey eau. Some of theutyre know already d?sir? peace and ro .nnion. The number of su?b may incroase.. a hey cnn at any nutmeat have peace simply by btying down their arras and submitting to the nappai authority under the Constitution. A/ter. ao much the goTexumtat could, not', -if it would.'maintain war against them. The ? loyaL'peoplc would not sustain or allow it. If questions ahonld"Temain we woold' adjust IheuYby tbej?baccful mc.?ui3 of legislation, conference, Wirts and vetes. .Ojera?u* on ly in constitutional and lawful channels, some fortaihaaif other possible questions are and . would be. beyond the Executive power to ad just, as, for instance, tho admission of mem bers ijitp Congress, and whatever might re quire fhej&pproprfatloa o?m?::ey. . The Ex> eciitivs powejritself would be gr??tjy dimin ished by the cessation of actual war. Par^ dons aral re-?rssions of forfeiture,-however, would Etill be within, executive cqutrjil. In wbat jrpirit and temper' this c^mrol would be exercised can be fairly judged" by the past.% V - " A year ago general pardon . and esnnesty i upon specified terms, were offered to all, ex Lcept certain designated clasr.es, and it warf ? at the same time made known that the ox I cepted classes were fetill wi'.hiia QGnteifjnhv j tiou of s'pccirl clemency. Daring the. yeur many.availed themselves of 'he puerai pro vision," and many more would, only that the . signs of bad faith in somel?"1. to auch pre- j cautionary measures as rendered the practi- j cal process, k-ss. easy ?nd certain. During j ? the sams time ateo sr ecUl pardens hare bown j "runtmi ?b individuas ot scented classes, j: agd co voluntary application, lia* -been' deni ed. Thc-, practically, th* dent-1 has bro:! AT ! a full yeal-open to ali except..suck us were.I not in condition jo'tnake free cjjioice-tbajt is ? sud) ns wore in casto?!? or under eons "rai ni;>\ It is still so-open to all ; -buy he time .'may \ coinc?'probab?y will enrie, wbo'n- p?bli? .'. ! shall demand that ir be-clo?n-i, and that in its i isteail mor? rigorous measures than hiyctoiore j shall bo ads'pted. THE END O*' SI.AVEKY. ?' rr? presenting tho abandonment r f armad ! re-jistanee th the rvironat anther:ty. ou rbe j part of tUc:iffsnrgents as tho only iridl*pcnsa- | . ble contliliou to ondir:^ the w;.r on the Durt j of tb??governm;;ut, I retrae' nothing hereto- i fore i>Aid RS to F?avciy. I; rjer^?t tlie doda'r-^ .atl-n made a-year ^igo, and that while. I re- j main in my.present position ! fbali not at tempt fo-retractor modify the Emancipation j Proclamotion-: nor shall I return to slavery ? ' any perstm who is free by t.^? terras of> that i proclamation, or by any of tho acts of Cr-.n- ?" ? gre3S. If tho people f-hoaluv by wini lever j i mode or means,.make il an executive duly to ' j rVesslave'-parsoEs, ifnorher. ?uid' not I, mudt ; be their ino!rtzmei' t ro perftir*^ it. .In fja-J .ting a piuglecou'Ution of poace, 1 njaan sim- j '.p!? to sty.that the war wili-cease on??i?-jta.'lf pf the government *:, h en er or-it sba] I have ceased otfthe part of thoaa who begaa.it. Another Draft--the Hardest cf.all. The Washington- cc respondent of the New ? ; York Kerns writes : . '. "j j' Tb.e business before Congress bas not yet ! a? sn tutti definite shape, but as the .session is ; R " short" one, it wjll also ba ". sharp arra de- . j cisjye." There will bo no hali way measures. ' ; This is very evident from the tone of these : members who have tho entire of - the White j House, and who are known to be on intimate : terms .with tho permanent; master (aa bo j bones) of that < stabl'iNhment. There will bc, | j first of ail, roost sweeping aud rek-nl?e?3 j ! conscription'. . V- -1 \ The roxt draft will cxoaiid in its merci less, ! j borrora^all tbo3? that bayo preceded* it. It j ! will syajro lvo one. The machinery will be I ' all arraiy^d before*hand. . The lists will be! ? made out, the nam?s draw?) and ? tho tiien ! I t?;/^d aila mjister?u in, wjtl?out waring aud I J without preparation, ^o commutal|on,. "no j ! sub-5! i tures, no.exciises.will baallowA. The j insaciable, maw which has already- Atvourcd ! I XTVIJ millions of human ?jeircH, demands SOO,-'j ? OOO m.or? njen, and the men must and will he \ j fessriacotning Such is the d?cret-such ?3 tho j f wiil of^-Abrabam. . ?5F ?urgUna su-ar, costing ciao coats par . puuiid, inado at Chicago, ie now on oxbibition at j the Agriculturalist Department in-. Washtnston, i A Xaakc? Journal says it has tho appcsTencc of^ : bright Havan? ?U?ar, anti,-at the pri?e ftated, ?"utudt lind plenty of biiverS. j ^Hjr- A drover in CincihliftU lurt fvur buiulrcd ? dollari," which a cow.h?.d shallowed, the ft ct tt j ins ascertained by finding in her mouth jlccrs of tho isrccclack?. IL? had her killed, and thtro wa.?! iekeltut of hir ?tojpach aud put together rchccgh to anriuntto ono bundled and frfthty:rix ; d?-Uurs^ -.--? ? ? . . .- ? - j p?r Vallandigbam bas resemed tho prnotioo ' pf law at ^ayWD, ^? ?tj Latest Northern News. . RicriMOjiP, December .16.-Northern ] I pera, of tbe"4th, state that' a Montreal ti f gram Fays that tho St. Alban's raiders I been fessed, the Court deciding.it had jurisdiction in the case. The Consul of .1 United StatfB, in ah impassioned speech, i plored the Courtftiot to discharge tbe pr?? .tiers, declaring that if he.did so, he. must prcparpd for the? consequences.. Thc Coi ordered tbs c'??ci?arge of the jj^isoiws, a was prepared to incur' the responsibility-, the. act. The announcement elicited appian which was ixura?diately ebcokod. ' Tho'gu-?-b?at Otzga was sunk' by. tho ? ploding of atorpedq in the Roanoke Riv? about Plymouth, a ,Jew*iays ago. . ; Thc cold weather has epi?rced ususpensi of:all important mc^renjent on both sidos Nashville. .. "in the Senate, 5fr. -Sherman, reported' resolution, which forthwith passed. n>:prop: at*ng a million dollar.? for tlae purchase construction of *ix rivc-jme ?atiere fcM^ ?laktts. .' In the House, a resolution was adopted, r questing tho President to-give .Great Britn notice-"of the termination of the Canadian r ciprocitv treaty. Gold 235} in -New york. . . . . Breckinri/ige is reported " st Sparta. Te rjesiee, with ten thous.'Vjd inonl Tbe 3tcamer JDoiiegal, from Port Roy: the 7th, baa arrived at Philadelphia, wii news ol-the destruction of PocoUligo Brid? by the Yankee forced, on the 6ih. ' Fostei scouts had comrafinicHted with' She-man forcea, which were marching on Savannah. Rosecrans will command a force d?signai*. Co operate in the rear nf Hood. - *. Ia the Senate, Mr. Davis submitted lorirrfb joint resolutions, for the restoration'of peat and union, which were.lajd on the table an ordered to be printed. The resolutions pr< pose a convention of ni) the States, to whie shall be referred the arnondment cf the Col s'itulio'-; on?forming thi- NewEogland State ioto ono:, another providing for the altei nat? olectton of a President from tho frc and slave Stat ?a. - r . The i'ress Question. The?following article fronj tho Ssvtvanai Republican, meets our approval, end plac? tho much-mooted question ol thc " Libert; of tho Preses," jp its proper light': We baye been as long connected with th( Press ?s most of our cotemporaries. of tb< Confederacy, ?nd feel quite as jw?ious o? ou: p?rsor.al and professional r?g?ts aa any o them; yet We emt never subscribe to the doc trine it ?it a man kas'the right tb injure bis country under any plea whatever, and es pecially th-'ouglr the abu?e'of>a privilege As editor o'? public journal, wo claim-nc rights fhat we aro nett willing to ???prd tc evt-ry cjaj?ze.i-in thc community, aud ahovt ell, westhall never seek to shun personal res ponsibility ly dpdging behind' any peculiar professional exemption. . Our opinion, tkejefore, of "tho wh.ole.mat ter y, t?at the guarantee ok liberty, tp the Press was gives for good ' and virtuous, rea sons, aud tu&t those -reasons aro to bo* re: garded ts tho limit of tho grant, lt'is a privilege lo be used for thc? promotion ol virtue ayd1 thc good of one's country, not for thc gratification of personal ' animosities, thc undermining oj Government, or any other unrighteous ?ac}. This:latter? not tljo ex ercise, but au -abuse, of thb privilege. WLilst the Prc.ss may -lawfully criti?Ue ?ad conderoa what is wrong.ia." G?vcfrffrnent. in time of war it has no right to do eren that tu a ?launer to weaken ourselves and en courage and add to the strength" of the Cn? iny. . This.!?t is RH abq?ft; a grievous nation al wropg against Lis countrymca, and. thero can be norning to. justify it. Anopen siding wilb tbe enemy ali must condemc; where is rite diff?rence, essentially vrb.cn thc san e ef feet is^brttiigbt abo*ly uny other means?' But we Lavo been ?jduc?il into a BU*r"es sioa. " So fur HS tho President is ^cnccc?re/i, vre do np! believe there is arv honest man in tho count rv, yr one not tied to tire furttmcsr ofaOTiC puiiiicat) adventurer who has a pur pose of his o?a lo accomplish, that believes in bi- heart that tho Pro*idimt iu anything sugi?-.i. j'! in bis Tu t u aauu&l mcsV-sge to Con jrirt&tf, has t he slighted'u^irtr to c-t'.trel ?hy portia ii>i ti>e jjUuiic Pretis, Vii .--.cv in a Ktrogglo for existence a^. a nation, against the diabolical< efforts efa people who rrtsh to cpRjjuer, degrade aud ?-nslare us ; und lie simply rocana to Bay I kat nil men abierto boar arm? shonid be rogaUv liable w ?tiiko a blow. foy. th- . ?..?'?-..-?? H'? does not refer, to anyj?>rt4onl;.r class ??tors, but includes ?U, frit-ul Rad foe alike. He enid Qcvcfjnak? a ?1.-???*..?;?? u DH such grounds v/i'.liirtrt a palp^Ufl ' ^r"*'-': l?C publie, sentiment of tue rjojintry. Nor^rioes ki ve- k io tyiroll members, of thc Press T>>v horuediate. jfcneral-scryke, ns in the ewe of. other individuals,, but ^reposes ibr?t all bo rl?;aik-ti and brought out ?a vit?! rim;-.gen c|c;<. And why s'.".nl.l anybody lia exempt ou ?/'loh occasions'?.> To im:-iife -t ?ctirft to discriminate' in the matter of grafltiutj 'Hr.'..- \? ia to"beg .th? quesl-ion by a most grat?itoua and unjust in?iuunl.itin^ which not hi og can be fou?tcl in tho life of Jefferson D*vi.s to warrant, lie is not tho man to_ volute r.fiy Tight.^nd bis dowtion to our libjertjea Las been teo weH p.'oved os the f.eid, in ehe council foi- any man to - etrtpect him o'1 u de sire to infringe ihern. y:;p}?ee-BarI)arisnj. . . Some of our lately-ret urned prisoners, ?,ay? .the" Richmond-Dispatch, s?te (hat, last May, the Confedercto.prisoners'at Point Lookout and Fort Delaware wen: vaccinated, by gen eral order, and the vaccine matter turiu^d out >U? bo poigoaous. ijuny bf eur men batt their arms nrnputHied, *nd a .aunibfr died within aT??eek a^er rsc^icctinQ. Tiro of. the men belongb'-g to a Virginia ri^ment, -who Irare lately returned as sith, are in u ead CQuctitiou. The wtiole arm.is injiamed and ?wulleu, aud . the ann of ORP lias lately broke-) out at the w?i.st ju a terrible sore. The?? is ' a canker ous soco on the arm of lito other, som? four or live inc?res in'dianreUr, and tho flesh afl around is perfectly black. : .Tbe possibility is that both will los.0 their ar?is. . This same fiendish act was" perpetratcd'ou ourCaijTp CJ aac pri.?onera in Ohio sortie two years ago,-.when mauy of our. ggfja v/ern in oculated wi I h a disease too horcibie.tonietuion, and died a loitjiaome death or wire rcjidoc od miiejablo for life. Is thtvo no limit to Yankee inhumanity' ? ? " P..W. A." write-) fjom Richmond- to tbe i Savanaah UKopiiblican'*: From all I can learn, there is no disposition on the part of ! Congress to pnt printers ifi tho army. Print I ing ia considered an art, which requires much I Ljrne-to learn, and tho disposion of members is to leave'a sufficient uuniber to enablfe ne?/s paper proprietors to carry on their 'business. Everybody ol?o abent the office, however, in cluding proprietors, editor book keepers, ?e., who ar?'within the. conscript .age, will, it is believed,-ho* treat od. as all other profes sion^f and if able-bodied, bo put in thc army. It is mainut?B^i that a measure of this sort will in no respect .touch upon the liberty or usefulness cf the pre^s. Men enough; it U contended, can bo found over forty-five and among- disabled soldiers, to c-.duluot the ! editoml-departmont of all the panera.*"! tho 'c.unt'y- Indeed, it is very.i-HrelT u.tv.J,; .soe ? utan ..vh.'doe.s not .believe; ba eau c-'it j a newspaper;'whereas the truth ia there pre ! va-y few mee who possess ?he requisite quid i ificatioQS f?r that respoo^blQ ?nd-unenwahle I position. From Mexico. The Herald contains the fcllowing-in re ference to "Maximilian and hi? Empjre : By thc arrival hera yesterday of the steam ship ArieJ} from New Orlean'i on the 29th ult., and Havana on the 3d insu,.wo have ad vices of NOT. IC from the city of Mexico. OD hiq return, to the capifal from his tour through the country, Maximilian published an address, i in .which he declared' that his- observation i had ccmvincedliirn that his empire was a Gx ? ed fact; that he waa aatisfied its form of gov ernment-was or.o ptreuliarly suited :to,'thg ; character of the Mexicans, and that-thc re ! pnhrtca'is wrre so far ?iubiluedthat .'Ss few of ! them wju> still ren?j\Wd nuder arms were I merely%nnds of robber? yid entthioais, and ^that aa such they tv. re hc-ieaftcr,'tn'he ireat ed. His offic-K; are thc-i>Toro chj-.-ined to" ! pursue and ehbihilaic them, a* he conmd?rs I the war at au end. in the meantime the re publicans in various States are keeping bia troops bus}'. A force of them ..had captured th H port of Martian,'os the Pacific coast. N*? mcntioiys mad? ot* the movements of Ytc sidest Juarez/ Maximilian b?d issued in? ' Btrnctions to the tarioua.prefects of hie em pire. . . ' - c.' *--;-.-?-??-??--ia-? ..ITEWUCKV -LOTA?,TY.-T? Washington ?hroiddc sa7ti.it weald _diq.'ik? exceedingly to helh?ve'tl?H.si?temeuta Of the ^ouiavUIe Jovnutl respecting Kentucky, loyalty.. The m dec! arcs that everybody - knows that, thou-sands pf persons baye been drafted in Kentucky, who have' desired to rvmain at home, but w,bo, if compelled to fight at all, prefer fighting on the other side. It (hen gi^s on to say that "we aro assured, and be lieve, startling as the fact may seem, that our draft, got up with, eomueh trouble and ex pense,, and crcatingsuch ddcp'and ?.vi3e-spread dissati faclicnj baa given more man to the rebel, than to thp Federal cause; aqd the evil is becoming worse und-worsc, every day.'' .--?*-.?> --: THE. AEMY OF^TS^XESSEE.-Equipments for recruits ara hoing sent forward every day, a^id Hoed'." force is already large enough to march triumphantly through Middle Tennes see, should the weatber'and foadd provo: fa vorable: The iropresmoh prevails that Nash ville wiliibe recaptured-before Chrisimas, ?ind that 'shovflfcl ?ri-ckinridge's new campaign prove successful, Chatranc-rga and Knoxville, will, be evacuated much sooner. Tho attempt on the part of the Federal authorities tp cu eree fhe draft in Tennayee and Kentucky 'cnn bavo np ether tendency than to increase Hpcd's army. Tor Tax Collector. THE many. Friends o? Capt. JAMES MITCH ELL respectfully nominate bim a3 a CHU di dato for TAX CCLLEGIQR at the next election. SALUDA. - Dec fl to*> v \ - 50 For Tax .Collector. ' * The Many Friend/ of D. A. . J. DELL, Esa.;, respectfully nomin?te" bim as a Candidato for Tax ColleQtor afc tho next oloetiou. Oct 18. . . te 43 A SCHOOL WANTED FOR 186;>! ADDRESS MISS VA., Dom's Gold Minc?, Ab beville District, S.*C. ?Dec ia . ~3t* ' . 51 'Governess Wanted. . ALADY of EJ-eGci.i wIshca.a.*OOVE-: NFt'o to take charge of toreo small chilaroti-i;.^ oldest twelve years of ago;: thc yonngest, sevtr? No ono need apply who is not well recommended as fully competent to teach all the branches of an Englifh education und 'Music'. Address " O' P. Q." Edge?eld, S. C. Dec 13_ ? '3t _51 Public Sale. WILL birsoia- rrrtrtif rosiflohcc of tho Sub scriber on 31 ON DAY, the 3Cth inst, the flowing property, ti- : SIX -Ult SET BN HORDES AND MULES, STOCK OF CATT VI, SHEEP- AND HOGS, . infliidii^g some ?J.O PtftBogf, * CORN, FODDER, .SHUCKS, Ac, Uouscbi.l-.l and Kitchen .Fumiruro, WsgoiiifPlantalioa utd Blaekrmith Tools, .te. B3?".Tcru.s mad?; knOrru on cb/y of ?ale. -P. B. WHATLEY. *?.'.S.-f will also se??jai Ed jofl.dd C. I?., on :':.- '?:.-t Monday in January c"?rt, some ?JVE 'iR Si:-; M EEL Y* NB?ROES: . S. B. W. Dec 13 2; M Administrator's Ssle. I, Pursuance >ii' du Order ;rojj> thc Or.1 leary, I will proneeS to n't tue [aro residence nf 1JAKTLEY HA-TCIjER. dee'd.. on TUESDAY, the 27,ii .Doc. iua?.,Jkk th<- i\.r?<ouul Uvate of. dercu-cd, consiflpg ol . . j Hou:-elirld and Kitchen Furniture, PlrjBtat?on I ami R?:ie"-:?nMvh leola, one Ox Wagen, . | or.? Onc-Hor.-ii Wagon, one; Iiu^jy, . j cue fl?ub?a batrcl Shot Gun, . . j ono Rifie, i<a. j T.--ins p?sid? known on dny of s ul e. ? . ?-EMPEKANCR HATCHER, Adv; Dei; IS 2t? 51 State of South Carolina, EDQEFIEIJJ DISTRICT, . . '.' IN- EQUITY.- . - ?' Wlnnoford Boyd, , ) ??% . . .' V Partition. .Thos. C. lioeae, Adm'pr et al. J BY Virtue ot un order of tho Court in thu* ' caso r Trni'p?ll r.t-Edc-'.?i?-ld C. H., on Mon day, tho 2d January next, THK REAL ESTATE ?d' Jatij::' Iii.yd,-d?.c'tl.Lto Witi ' . - ONE TRACT OF JiA??D' con?aiaio? U'lirre Hn'adted r.)\A Scvcnty-ivo ncr*f, mi>r?; or les?, adjololng lands of John F. Eurne, S. C. Strom, J. B. Uritkv.. ot als ' '; Sold 011 ri credit of twelve months with Interest froiu day of fale, cxeopvcosts -and expensea of sale which mail be paid in ca?h. Titler extra. ' ' -. g. Wi CARWILE,C.E.1S.D.. ' Dec 8, 4ta ' 5t C?NS?GNEES Ml C. ?A.LR0?1). W. L. Quinn, J. Kaaffer, T. Williams, John H. Fair, R. J. HBBltcrson, W. P- Butler, J. tu D., "^r. Bra?lfojd,'J. Stngncr, ThcopLilu? Dean, ?J?. M. Iuslow, 1". Vi'atson; Gr,f?djs for above CoDsiffuees, if not rtmcved at once, will bc sent to Public Etoro JioutVat crpcr.se ofi owner. JOHN.D. KING, . ." For A??:br:. S. S. R. Road Office, Hamburg, DecH \ "* 51 $500 E?ward. RAN AW AY from tlie dubseribor Hoo?t ci.qU months o.rro, hU $r?ro inna JAKE. S-'?-d Jivke is ?bout 32 ycuM ol' age, Hue!-: complexion, "?.hick heavy set.'and weight) ahont 1(15 poimds. Ho bas a'wife nt Mr. Manion Padgett'?, on tho" Kidgo, and ho muy bo lurking in that vicinity. I trill glvoa reward of Four Hundrod Dollors for thc apprehension and delivery of said. Jake, at tho Ed?ofleld Jai\', or J will pay l;'ivo Hun dred Dollars for his delivery ut thc Augusta Jail. WILLIAM BLEVINS. ' Dee'13 61* 51 ' -:-^-1-1-?(-? . Visiting Cards ! Th\Q~R salo at tho A??<rrtw*r OlHee, Ladies - and J? Oenrlemen'R VISITING CARDS. ? July 2U tf 30 Final Notice. ALL perseas havln.r; any dom;:nU.? ajg inst ot Estate of John H. ?Hrdner, d?cd??>< ..' .? ' requested lo prcbcirt their r!i?ju*, propfrljj pr vcn. on or befovo thc 27th ; y ?.f Deeember sw at the Ordinary's Or3eo.oj.Vh ,ih dny>. )?? tlemcnt will ho mv.it- on said Estai-"' Tho^e Kul in-: -.viii bo barred. - 6. W. GARDNER, A d'or. Enrolling Offlee, _ ' EDGEFIELD, fi. C., Doo.'l2tb, 1864. ITHE me? camed below have bees reported, e to this Office, from ibc4r>coinir.fl?rd?, es ulmU rcitjioitt ?caee. TI. If any of them nro-jn tie District they are oarnestly requeued, ?td ordered to repon in person at this" Office, ur ?wm a* paeiille. III. If any of tlie> hr.ve returned to their conrwar.ds, their relatives, friends or acquain tancas ere earnestly requested to. (riva interina, tion of tho same, io* writing lo Ibis Ofllee, tn outer that tho proper returns muy bu wade, T IC Langloy, Ce H, 7th ti C Battalion. J A Minor, ?1? u *M Fall.tr, Co M, " ? P Charles, " ' .? B Bushy, . a it .1 ? .LP Radford, Vfo ll, * .. J M Procter, Co ti. " " J Turner. * -M P Burkka?Ur " ?.' j J A Cartin.. CV, F, " ? ? . ( Wesley Mil?, Mill?df:*} Batirrv, So. ?'a, . j Vi ? Miller, Co D, ?th ? 0-Cav*!ry. 1 A ll'Gardour, Colt, 2d Sd Artillorv. , f D O Hughes, Co I, 5th S C Cav. . " : ! A P Faulkner, Co A, 22ft S C V. ! Wiloy FleTd, Co C, 2d S C Car. J B Sdddcnr. Co E, 7th fl CV. m ! John Grcon, Co t?, 7th ." J Vf Holden, Co D, lftth " . James Herne,-So K, 21th " " Eli ScigUr, Co'B, Hampton Legion. *| W FHyler, CoG, lit-SCV. Benj New, Cb K, 24tb S C V. ?William Goings, Co xi. 19th S C V. J H Richardson, ft*A, 2-th 3 CT. . Tho?dero Smith, Co B, 19th S C V. .. *M John Piper, Matthews' Artillery. J B Myora, Co G, 2d S C A. M A Rodgers, Co B, 14'.h S C V. ''j Jacob Rush, Co H, 7th t>C Battalion. JE-lenbur^h. '? " ? W F Eenson/Co F, lft'h G* Reg't. NM Mcjer, Co D, 3d fi CV. A N Jone?, Co Ff Pul. Bat'ln, Light Artillery. H Milter, Co H, 7th 8 ? Battalion. ' M Smith, Co Q, IB?'S C V. E II Hendon, Co H, Hampton Legion. John Prince, " . ? E E Holden, Co F, 12th Ga Buttal'rta. SF Carley, Co I, Pal. Bafl'n, Lj?'ht Artillery. ! J.S M Smith, Co K, ?4th S?7, ' M M Mays; Co A, 22d S C V. Wm Bu.djy, Co M, 7th S C V. ,. ' ? K J Grafton, Co 1,2d S C CJ ; * J {?edemua, Co H, 7th S '? Battalion. . 0 Prinod, " . " " P T Towns, Co C, 27th S.CV. D P Baldwin, Co A. lat Bat. Ga IU?rvea. F Collins, Co B, 2'th Bat Ga Vols. - F. J. MOSES, Jr., - Lieut, ? Enrolling OS ctr. Dre ra . ?_?sr_ si ^Enrolling Office,. K . * EDGEFIELD, S. C., Doc. 12tb, IS?-L ITHE follows named men,- ' ' - a Whitfietd Scijler, William Ssi^ler, ,7 jbn Rasdall, . Andrew C'oelc, ' IV. Vf. Finley, CharUs Turner, . Luther Morris, Augustus Cochran, *- Jame.* Murri j, lUcharl-Clark, John Turner,.. Josopk AlUiuson,' Aro hereby ordered to t?port, in person, at this Office, immediate*/ upon tho reception ol this order. ." ? ' ? E. J. MOSES", Jr., . Lieut, and Enrolling Officer. ' Dec IS ' 2b . '51 Enrolling Office, .EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, , .Dec. f?tb, MU. f, ALL Persona in this District, ?h.- bn>c oren e exempted as Ovawrs MC A^reulturufs, ! undor tho Act reproved I7*h Fcurnary. *1 SC4, are H hereby ordcrtx?, iuime iiatoiy upon rec*jj'* 'of this order, to ImDd.'U to th's Offi o their rrr?fccn Cer tificate?, as to Ike am<>uui i?f their Surplus mm oi! haii.d. . ' ftf ll The ab;v .- .-1er > r.??l i-c. anti Mut. be corardiod with, F..J. MOSES, Jr., *. Lieut, $ Enrolling Officer. Lee C ' M ?jfotiee. ALL persons indebted to tho Estate of Lew?3 Barlee, dee'd., previous to his* dca tu, are re quested to maleo i in mediato payment ; And all tho?3 bavins claims against said Esruto will pre sent thom, duly attested, without delay, to thc undersigned. L. L. HALL, Ad'or Nev 15 ._ti' ' m _4?_ Notice. ALL" parsons in Uhtnd tn tho rlslatc of F.cber: J. Del[ih. late cf Edgcfisld i^mrict fioc?astd. are reqacsted to eeinc orward end make pay ment; and those bv.-ing demir.di agsdust said Estate will presect thom ia ifCo tim?, frei proper ly authenticated. A. J. PEL?&TTER- Ada'r, Oct 13_ly 43 Notice. THE Bridge across Big Stevens Creek, at Maj. R.-Mefriwetbor'a und Dr. H A. Shaw's Mil.', VT?IJ be let to thf lowest Bi'ttler, to bs Rep-lred, on t^c ?Otb dsy of Le-*, i -Iii, fi. VT. GABDNER, 1 ! ' T. B. K'rlESE, ; . ' ? SoT.1 :-lh_l M4, _ St- 4?. . Ccra'e. i A Fine Lot of Dry Salt,1 MR SALE ?B B?KTERr j SHAVE on hand a let of superior BALT whick \ I will Burler for Cof c, Wheat, Flour, Bacon. Rutter, L'x^ Obiokeaa, ?c., at the market price, or will sell fer Cash at err belcw tho Augusta prices. .. JOH?-: COLttAN. Juna 21 tf 2? Strayed. or Stolen FROM the pr?silaes of tho Subscribe/ cn the' Bight of tho 37th N?Tcaiher labt, a dsrk L'sy MARE, right htnd iWt *bite, left eye ?ut. but not Runken;'with a white sp'o; is ' tee ;>upil. Any infofmanan conferring f=:d M"re will bo gratefully rec?is*'!, bedder reasonably rt-wardedl . . ; ' EMILY MIDDLETON. Edgcflold^. H., Dec g _ fie ? ?0 Final Notice. ALL Pcre"'.n# ind-:lt?d to the Estate of M. B. Whittle, dee'd., are reqnisted.la pay the ssmn without, delay ; and thoso hiring claims against sa'd Estate aro notified to render them ia ono.- before the 5tb J&nunry next, ss a alaal set tlement on said Estate will bo made lb tbe Ordl .narv'a OC'tco on that dAy. . AMBRQ? WHITTLE, Adrn'r. ' Nov 23 '.' St . 48 Smoking Tofcacco! Q?U\ P0?I?I>? SMOKING TOBAOCO, pat CSJV up in ? lb. pccl'ages, warirantcd pure, or no snlo. S. E. BOWERS, Agent. .Hamburg, .Oct :!l *> At goldiera' Claims. rE bave ec baud a few qubres cf Biariks for . . obtaining decoased Solaitfs'Ciuis:a against tho'GOToromont. ADVERTISER OFFICE. July SO "_ tf SO ' Brought to the Jail OF this District, on the 2<?tb Nov., a negre man who say? bis name .is JACK, ?nd that )).-. belongs to Mr. Bolln. Prescott, now living somewhere in. Georgi*.. Said Jack represents, hlmseli to bo about bb years of agc, is' about b .feet ? inches Mgh, very ?(irk .complected, and weighs ?bout HW pound.*. Thc said Jack has' buen runaway for over Iknu ycar3. :? owncf is requested to come forwa rd, prove proporty, pay charges, and take him away, other wise be will bo dealt willi as tho law directs. ! L. H. MCCULLOUGH, J. E. D. Dec U_- .?*'*? tf ?_M_ Lost or Mislaid, 4 FOUR rereeut. Crrtificnte, No.*'0?, for'$?09, A. drawn by Z w>v. Cr.rwile, Depiisitary, in iavor of tho undsr-isnnil A'LT. i".>re hereby onu t?<>ri-d f .pre tr .<":. - , Mme A plkati.-n f . rr*-: "i r M -de attbe ax ..r;,?i- .?...<.. h :?? .? his .??-.. V SV PKRME??TFtt; ?;? . ?0 .. j S iv ay e d ^. RED COW, m irked will ? swojjr.w furk io jtfi. thu left o r A lib?r?i r?ward will be paid fer nor del'-wry-to BJ?. - E. C. BRYAN. D4?6 *4> 59 State of South Carolina, . ADJT. AND INSFECTOR-GEI*?!. OFFICE, . Co?'WBiA, Nevenii-.er "C. if. i. GEN EUA L ORDERS NO. IB. . ITbe compatiler- ergar?red for service beyrnid . tb? limits cf their District*, iii wtU hi tbo liable to said .?enrice.who hate faifed't?. report, will procffd to' Charleston.*S. C., intend .f Hamburg, S. V., find rrj?lrt., to'Major ?cner?l Samuel JOE??, corBmacdjng-THstrict of .South' Carolin*. * _ II. C'?wpnn;c>, .en their atrfcaj :u Charletfclu,. will nike reijuisitiei! CK Mdjor W. G. ?R??doT Aetlrg .Ordnance Officer of South Carolina, for arms, Ac. . . .UL S,#mneh of Genoral Griers Ko. I5.?1?4 Ne. 17 aa ceaftiota with those ofdca . ii hereby coantermt.aded. . ? * * 1 ? * ?* ?. e. a Bj eoiamar?! : * 'A. C GAIiLIN?T?rJ, Ad'jt. and lnsp'tr. ften'L 8. C. t^" Papers of the Sute copy three times. : . D?a>?. St- . 59. State cf South Carolina. ADJ'TA I2?5P.' 6EN'SJ$?IC*i,' j Cot.uy.3U.#^ria 2fc>7., ISS?. ; GZJ?RAL ORDERS .VOj.iT; IPAEAGRPn V,cf G"encr;d Order's. N... V . current ?erie-s froaplhia Office, is hereby pe?te?, to wit: " Xhoiporsons liable t*'thLrj?;j r'uv (service bsyond^bcir Dietrk-f ?) are, all i sens'bctKeen.the egns of rix"eto ?nd ri?tnj f>. "Tears, atc) ill tarso'si bet reen scveutcch w A'ly year? ef ag*-who cro-cacmpt Tre'm.Cont^ . cra^e e?rvice, bu t vhe are not exempt bf ttielars of th:* Stat? from State service, wb?eb inclu?s, nmcnj?t uthor elaswe, ell bouded n^riculitirtjt' who aave'ba?n ?^mpted by Conf?d?r?e atf/hrl-.'. ty towners end .?.-.sager* ef- their e.wn: vlaia ?ao?." .;. - ? j . H.'*hls iaelidw percol? ?ho hire hoonp; empted.fresa C/alceerate serries hy Tensan.).'* pbysiotldiju-bllily, but wlio have not "been lx om p ted, by state Surgeons. . ' III. Paragraph Ili.:?>f #3 eu eral Oiiers KoJ-1, current serio? irosnahis Office, ic hereby r?itcrj*d, to nit: That " person? who are liable to pcrloo fa said companies, en d "Who have failed to ret'rt their"]nanos, when the companies iha&b'c ordlcd into ierrice will be a'rrctled, can-led into cpi/ and tried by Coarta Martial, in pUrsusncotfAct oT tho-Gencrol Afsembly.". -. - J ! iv*. All auch pcreous as are included ifhe precedi?? paragraph.ef these Orders will flth Wlth report for duty at Himburg, "S. Cl, wtput any summons or notice from tho ooniraaciof? officers nf companies or other .militia officeL or they will oe arrested. V. In the following Re^im^nts no- r>tuj? af .rgsnked cempenicqjinvc bven m ado to this nee, and the persona in said E*?jmor.i.? who -.rejihlo to surTico beyond the. l:mfr'3 or their J>I<1. will foTfhw'Th report for duty ut Hmbirrc.j C.? t-> bo assigned to other companies ?tn p^t Of b.-i"g urreet?d and rent forward, to wit r j Kith Regiment, Charleston District, / 17th. ? " ? lfrrh ? . ; * 15th . " U 21J: " Laae^Ur 22d '? Kcraksw Slnt ? rTiiiiaasbsrs " " . 1; order: ? A. C. QAvRITNGTOr,. Adj j. aod Insp'cr ten. '. C. Pupers of the State copy three tim?. ' Dec. 7 _31 _ 50 ' Ititi of South Garoli?T v <" ' "? . . . - ' c' ' f . ? AD'T t INS?. GENERAL'S OfFICE, Cutvii;3iA, 28th liv., 18?d GENERA LORD EUS NO. 1 ?. ?. P???iH-.iSd who s.e Uablo'to iti?Ua service t lt">v?Ed the limits cf Iheir Di?tr*?, ana who 'ilaiift iitm-p'.'^Tt Wiyra said servir? otfeo grounds of phyikal'disssrilltyl btu fall 'te aper beioTo{, the Statu Surgeons npppinted to capa io o them, * und? Gonar'el Or?trs liar, 19 ?nd p? and Spe- . cia. fM-dcrs So. 12, currant rories-fry this O?3co, at the Brigade rendevous, will- r???i fcrfhwlth fer os^mication, either to" the IJc:nr>f Snrjceons organised afc Culumb?a, Dr. R. ?".IIBBES, Jr., President, or to ?be Sn f pc cn Qoxc|ll> Dr. It. V.'. 'GIBBES, 3i Hamburg. S. C. ' ! II. Persona/ailing to report as Jbore required will be.?rdora?to go.forward te if' co? pa??es, A. C. GAIH^GTOX, ' Adjt. end Insprjir Gen. Sr C. ^ Papers of tho State publ,? three timos. "Dec. 7 "i :: ' j0 . Tax Co?ector's??otice, * Till: Hpwar r.a'.tallM! of ?I Sifc Regiment .having ^rrt: c-idod rt'* n.W>i?tfiot, J will aiwrid a? the Coilnwipg ti^os i? places to M-^ lest tbs Tarp/ne'? ?ai?, T?? : jj Peatterfieldi ' .' Ju-ic*/.* : lt'* Dc- . Liberty Hil.', . >. TaWki Sffth ' " . f W. ??. Dom's, ; P?*?itht. . Whit? House, . 1 Weinsiday. Slst " . Rehobeth, ' " " Tai|M?J>, .7^ -.J* Plea?anrr.*a*, Fn^?, 2"d . J' For th's aecemmedatiic fjptt:.-?e ia the SaJucia.. Iter'-??nt Mticv-^ti-ast y*7 eV"?y I*?*- roua.t, S iciii bti?f " " . * m3. Coloiaaif s i Rosin, "?titJay, 3?tb 1>?-J Mount iraibj, ' ^a-reiday,.2fith M. M. Padgett's chao night. Kies ardeen's, JijnrFday, 20th " My e.wMh?n?e/rriday sid^turdoy, COth snd ;;i J i December. ' Tax payers aro-rrsjueste^ t? m?et ehrly, ns the ?dava are thrtrl aad the won* heavy. - -( ? think tbs Anse33jr .iillatccmpany mr-, UH R if SQ, taoio who have aot'ajado thoirreturra . avail thessBelrtii of thia,;opportunity-1 di , asd I will collect the moutynt tko natue tilt; . C' M. ira i?th Dist. C Dec t?_^^_ Likely Negroes fot Sale. FIR SALE A YO???G N'EOKO .WOMAN AND THREE LIKST.Y ?CniT,DREN, ~ Terms, Cash or Credit, ternit purchaeos.. Aii'ply Rt this Officoi Nov 23 ' ' .. <f ii IRON! 5|-WAi-\VpOUND.S SUPERIOR BAR IBOK, .Uvfvf 3 inches wide and 8' thick,'whicli will bo sold low to oloffoutth?lot. 8. E. BOWERS, Art Hamburg, Oet 29 tf ?4? Estray N??ce. !" TOIif.ED before mo one Black Mire MULE, about 15 years old. appraised nt $83? Said i Mule con bo seer, at Mr. Hcth Bullet's, 3 miles i from Hamburg., .R. ?u GENTRY, M. T.. Dr Hamburg. Pet '. ^ ita | ?3 ?9? to Barter. 1E.DSI?. F;ALT for" 1 Pushel WHEAT; : baah 8*!ffo'r S bu<k<.ls ?(-M ; i 2 lbs. ffr.it Tor 1 lb. Gr.--ss Pork. I * JOHN WOLGAN.