Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, April 19, 1865, Image 4
For tho Advertiser.
Stanzas Suggested by the Season.
BY S. S. L.
Again we greet thy beauteous face,
Thou loveliest moDi'u of nil the year;
All nature joius in jubilee,
And earth and skies moro bright appear.
In woodland, bower and grussy slade,
Fresh strewn with flowrets pu:o :v\ sweet,
Down by the brcok-side in the mead,
A thousand cherished pleasures meet.
I loved them when a little child
I seldom left my mother's kuee :
I love them now though cares have left
Their impresc on my memory.
And when the lark her matins sing
Until thc primo.of glorious noon,
"When fleecy clouds are bathing in
The radiance of the setting sun
There is a charm on every thing.
The tiniest blade, thc loveliest tree ;
Thc lovely Hov,-ors, the fragrant air,
The ceaseless hutnmiug of the bee..
The choir of silver-throated birds,
In vino-wreathed bower er mossy dell ;
Tho murmuring streams of dewey-skies.
All own thy weird,-thy magic spell.
We would not prize this witching month
If pure and light wore ail yoar;
But Winter sways his sceptre long
That Spring-time be more soft and fair.
Oh ! may tho clouds which lower now,
To dim tho boaaty of our land,
Dispel their dark pernicious power,
And every Southern heart expand.
Our glorious birth-right-freedom-brinj
Prosperity to ns once more :
The new-born nation's prowess ring
From craggy height to distant shore.
England may boast hor proud domain,
On which tho sun ne'er fails 'to shine ;
And Italy her classic shores,
And France in splendid case recline.
But thou, oar straggling country, niako
"God and our rights,"-lbj battle-cry:
They may look on and still ignore,
Yet proud will be thy destiny.
April 7th, ISC j.
" Electing at Barnwell C. II.
BAKXWKLL, ?. II. S. C : 'April ?>, LSG?.
This bein;: sale day. a number of citizens
from ail paris of the l>is?rict, assembled :.t
. the village fer the transaction ot' business.
The Court House and other public buildings
having been burned by thc enemy, a meet
injr w.-s 01 gan .-/.td un the square, in the midst
ol thc.blackened rui?8.0f.our once nora and
smiling ?i'tk- town. Thc Hon .1. I). Allen
was call; d to the chair, il? earnestly, pa
trioticaly, feelingly alluded to thc sad oeca
sion which had brought ns. together, and elo- !
q'ueritly and resolutely called upon t he people J
tosend ?Vvir-'l to nur hn.vemen itt tho lield, :
CBCring words td i'ot'U and confidence.
Coloia:! N- vj. W. -\V-alkvT then offered the I
folio winy; res??ti!iutrs":
The !.:<-?. <-ii..-ss'jii'.'iny having passed through
or,r Uistr.et. hrii vin;- ?a !.i< truck s muk'tig ,'
ruiii- awd bosise'css wemen and children,
drive--- i'r:;tn 't.'dr h.mes l.y the no lc*s ref"!
rn rseWi ll itn^s-seduced trout their mas
ters. thi irwiv~s and children, and their cnn
tented luv.si !.. .-\ a porliou of our male slaves
-destroyed that portion of our crops andi
providions which they couM not carry away- ,
burned our bar a, shopi ar l machinery
drivi'H u'f-ur work animate ii -ck1? and herd*: ;
ami shown by tic riwst uvmi-iakal.do rv: !
?ii'-.co.-1; at th ir savage nurpo: : js either to
utterly d.!*troy, ur to reduce us to abject ida- ?
very. Therefore
iictolccd, Tb.it ?hil desolating march, litis ?
lieodtsh purpose, ihis remorseless and savage1
cruelty, has but convinced it* that we art' ;
dealing with a people alike leaf to thc ttach ?
i?gs of religion, the claim.' ofcivilizaiiorii and !
thc dict.it'-s ol hum:..J'y ; ..onliradng us in!
the resolution io co?tinue this w r. to suil-.r j
anv andever\* privation until our indep>*n i
dence js osknblished, ami wc f.re enabled tn ?
transmit to our p?jstepity .' ?.. inherit ance of j
freedom vr.'?ch we receivc?.
llci-.-'ci 'l. That wo raj to our sons, broth- ;
crs and noijsbbors, who are bravely contesting j
thc ground .vith our brutal foe. in thc good
old North Stale, be of good cheer, we Lave .
yet much.-to live fer. much to hope for, yet j
enough to sustain life, and thc invincible de
termination to maintain the fieid, until the
day of deliverance shall be proclaimed.
llesolced, Tint ti is thc duty BS well aa the
privilege of those of our fellow- citizens who
* have escaped the ravages of the enemy, to con
tribute tr; the wants of those who have been
despoiled, and mare especially tbcomfort and
sustain the families ?d' the brave men now at
the front, exposing their lives to ma'u:t:<in our j
right* and secure our liberties.
Resolved, That ihn spectacle of a large ar j
my marching through a-Ktate, vrith no one t,o ?
oppose them but old 'pea aud women and '
children, burning and stealing, and vaunting I
their prowess before the v. eak ar.d defense j
les?, is a ri^ht which many wc1! ?xvite the
indignation of the civilized woud, and cause
the blush of shame.
Thc resolutions were seconded by the lion.
A. P. Aldrich a:id supported by Colonel B.
U. Brown, Dr. S. B. Graham, and Colonel j
W. Graham, when they were adopted with
OUt dissect.
Ob motion of Dr, Graham, the Augusta j
Cvnstitntionaliitt, ridgefield Advertiser, and !
Columbia Phoenix are requested to publish!
tlie proceedings.
J. D. AT.I.sx, Chairman,
?.. VT. VYlLLIAMS, S r- y.
*? Sue Monday*"
Since thc Yankees murdered tho gallant j
and noble Capt Jtio Y Bet-!!, and our authori
ties Lave patiently acquiesced, t'iey have
proceeded to condemn Capt Kennedy to un
?rjergo.the same "murder-absolute, brutal j
inn-der,''" in New *ork, and have perpetrated j
. in Louisville a like atrocity on a Conl?dc
rate soldier named Marcus J. Clarke"; ?barg
cd with being's guerilla. At rnogallows: be
taid ; ?
"/?'/w ? 0?:frilcrcfc Soldier, and luve
Ecrced ??v ConfederatC-armv four years. 1
fought under GM?. Buckner at Fori p?nelsou.
arid buiougs<l t" dm Morgan's command
when h ". entered Kentucky; 1 b?ve assisted
and takeiCmav.y proso??rs, a>:d Imve always
treated ti.ifiii kindly. 1 WBSWOundotlatCvn
thiaiis and cm ?di from my command, j have
i.- i, in Kentucky ev?fre?nce. 1 could piove.
ti:a' i am u regul?r Conicdtratc soldier,
aud i hope in and die for thc fVf::ftd?rale
Cwtisje."
Poor fctlK w ! l?'v?itie tboi?ft'd how c-.]^
ly?/h-tli?;eftj>?"'?f those jo wbMn tee dhiv o?
t< tJiatid. ; ": 0- -. **<oi't! fall lite w ?-'s. i-j
am a regafcir. CWdw?cr?ie soldier,'' " i bo'p'?
i?. jr:d .'!*. f .r th:- 0 'hfc?vVMb C?i?S?."' Uti
is i!, i -?.cd ;n ? 1 j'.iK-.v?ir- ????per sj PIIOM . :
. " M .'o?'..!?:.im? Ci-tk w-ss uV??P?y tl fl *
bb.b, :-!ia!; lr ... i: ni. tij v \.t:\U. .
Wr t! t4 -v n!- w: .;.)} fsbbttl |!i!? ?i't?-.i-?.
JV i r~;f..? \v?. fni'', } : ?? :.-.>.
Uh ll "fi.- ? i.:s, . .1-1'. ?:l:d Ij&ftUijfltl
l;-. I-tife*?.' 1 .'<: ii .i. .-?. rf., va- a ?.try
l.j:ijt.?,( a:e J;.a;. J; is vt Lol?* ccmcar.or was
?IDJ and polite; aud be bore thc air of a man
I said he 1; would have been 21 years old next
i August, and weald die before his manhood,
'. aud yet Lad been a man to Iiis country."
From the Patrio) aud M-Juntainecr. *
To thc Friends of thc Soldier.
The Central Association has again com
menced operations with leucwud /..-jal. and it
j calls upon ail who atc abie to fcelp in thc ,
! good work. The loss in Columbia was heavy, j
? but it does not deter the Association from at*
: temptiug again to help the soldiers.
I Thc (all of Richmond, the great clothing
; depot of the army, will necessitate efforts on
j the part of the people to clothe the army, or
else many a gallant soldier who has borne
the brunt of a dozeu battles will suffer for
clothing. Let every family in South Carolina
give to the Central Association one shirt, one
pair drawers, and one pair socks, and how
many will it clothe ? i venture that if every
family in the State who arc r.ble will do this,
every South Carolina brave will be comforta
bly elad. Let every lady knit a pair of socks, j
and every Carolinian will be supplied. Do !
you ever think seriously, my lady friends,
and you of the sterner sex, too, wb?t the
soldier has done and is doing for you ? Think
of Columbia, Oraneeburg, Winnsboro' and.
Cheraw-in fact, the whole country along j
Sherman's line cf march-a blackened waste,
with only chimneys standing to tell where
wejc oncD happy homesteads, and you eau
form some idea of what the whole country
would be if it were no.t for the soldiers-those
bravo men who are baring their bosoms to the
fiery st .rm.
Ihe army must bo sustained, or else the
whole countiy will be devaslated. Suppose
the army is disbanded, what would prevent
the e?einy from overrunning the Confederacy ?
If the army is not sustained, the cause is gone,
and ali our past sacrifices are vain. T?e no
ble blood which has been shed so freely-the
lives which have been lost-the ""-treasure
which bas been spent-all, all are worse than
vain. There i.s no half way ground for us
noa*; we have gone too far to retreat with
honor, and nothing remains bulto fight ?tour
to the bitter end. The blotd from an hun
died battle fields, the gory corpses of out
martyred dead, cry aloud to us, to fight on
and not surrender our honor. Thc question
then i-, bow can we fight on? Simply by
feeding and clothing those brave men who
are willing to fight.
Let thc men fred thc soldier, and I guaran
tee thc ladies will clothe him. How many
there arc who can sell the Govern mont a few
bushels of corn and a few pounds of bacon,
and will not miss it, and how many can give
the soldier a suit c-f clothes and not miss it.
Think, then, what a vast supply of food and
clothing a little from all will make, and how
many bravo tuen who are now lighting -our
battles will bc; tn ade comtl-F&bl?, and., con
tent sd tn light on. lt i> now a lile and death
struggle wirb ns, and the army must bo sus j
tained,cr we are /c..', ri: ?nal, &itl:jagattd. j
What a terrible fate ! Let every friend of the
.-oldier DOW come forward to- the rescue.
Mr. Pickle in Greenville, Mr. Trice in New
berry, or tho. Agent in charge of'ihe tempora
ry bureau in Chestet, wdl rem ive any cloth
ing which may be given and forward as soon
as possible to thc arm}'.
-In c nelusion, remember the poor snfifer '
ing women and children in Columbia, and :
do hot close your hearts tu their ?ppt-a?* :
\Vhcn v.'u sit down.-toyoitr g?"??d ?iiuiier.->,n'i,d i
lie down upon your confort able bed?, remeiii- !
I>cr the snff.'ters u? Columbia, and (.?ro-.i. not '?
that yynr'tim? of sulL-rhtg ?r ay scjhn come
when you . ould like f<> bu remembered by j
cheerful heart*. Mr. t'iekl*- w\\\ receive any .
donations'u.f pri-viyior.Ht pr money, and for-]
..vtrd lo the HelieTCommittee in Columbia.
M.
. THU iaoy-?i to GATJI.-Nfehave Uetii fur
nished (says :ii^ C?iistU?ltitttaliii) l>y an i
?lc from Savanah; ..villi t?.o f diow:i ? grind
ing oath, wSi< h is now required of rho rut
zous of that pince. - Wi?woa-kvhow thc sjjb
ciissionists, ii ti:.-tv i?-; any bi our "midst, wi!!
like dm- stringent-* of the Yankees:
-.OATH. ?
I-do solemly swear in lis?! pre
eric!! of Almighty ?""l. lii -r J wi 1 nr.
and tir u allegiance to'the U:,i?ed States . ? ;
Atiieric-*,ar.d v.ili {..itlmiily supp rr! ??K.CHU J
tfiittiimt' and /.../....- ti ere >i, ana tiri in ?iu:?*d
heb il I viii io tie utmost of my |?? "rr <?:- !
pose ut-d discountenance ail see - ? .. ii; '
bel i iou and 'lisloySIt}*, abd tv-vr th :g ' . k ;
ing io ti dforuption ol the Nati .. ni ' -; .., i
thal I utterly repudiate all ali-J.-.i-e ? t * lim j
.-^-trailed C-infcderate States, of Amurca r :
any other power, S ale or Sov- reignty; what-J
ever, that I will not, by word, or ucl, sign, j
latter or message, give aid or comfort to
?uv person ?r persobsdioslile to the Cnitod
State-, nor hoi 1 any tommuiiKntion wh-ifever I
with such person or persons except through, j
and with the consent of the properly eon- j
ntl tu ted aul bot i lies.
I do further promise and swear that I willi
give t? the , nearest commanding officer of j
the United Slate*, forces immediate notice of ?
the presence or near approach of an}- enemy,
spy or disloyal person and of all matters that j
may at anr time come withm my knowledge .
in.which tb-.- interest of the United States j
arc concerned.
Ail this I do mest solemnly, .and sincere- !
ly swear, without any hesitation, incitai i
reservation, or secret evasion of purpose in j
me whatever, pledging my ?aci'ed bp:ior, my
life, and my property for tho due and full
observance of this my solemn Oath of Alle
giance.
Description of person appended.
Dr.. ALBERT C. MACKEY, G. G. H. PUIEST I
-T1IK P.YTIUOT AND FuEKMASOX.-When in:
February, 1801, we bad thc pleasure of spend*
ir.g the last night that Dr. Mackey ever spent ;
in New York, in company wnb him end the
Hov. W. D'. Haler, G. Prelate ol the Grand ?
Encampment of the U. S., though thc hour ef
the morning On which wc bade him farewell j
was neatly breaking into day, our respected j
friend on taking our hand, expressed hislears i
that it would bc years before we would meet |
?gain, fin inquiring his reasons !-r such r.;j |
j assertion, he stated his belief, that we were
rapidly .ij ^roi-c-fiin.v that greatest of ail curses" \
\ civil war, such a civil war as the world never
.; ia-. Ile however, trek our ha ids. and shak
ing it uii'ii h's drove the blood from our tin- ;
I ..'.-rs. >:iid- 1 M j* dear brother, though n born ?
! .St.ut ?i Carolinian, a native of p.bnrU?sloii? ami ?
all. pty. lile a rcsiti h? pf dio P-?-th, I shall j
ever revere tho old ii ig, and dui il death, v. iii !
be true tn ?ho Government founded by V.":>.*:'::- j
j Uigton and il?" other f thors of (-ur common j
i country.-' After a pause he added-taking al
red, Wbifo cnd'b'ue rosette from hie pi":i>et :
hook, and pinning it r.n hi's undershirt, where 1
hr- promised l? < ver w'e:.r it-u Whstf.ver j bu
may hoar lo.lbe cont?.ary, neve? Lclit-yt? n u
untnic to lite iYitibttj-.of which wie are. both
e:l!/vi:S.'! We jillie ?ICM V Ri?es?, vi-p-i-:r to
th??,.e?;iin(ry notwithstanding, doubled ? !r?i
a; vegorded his loyalty, ns our coliimps ?will
prove.
.iii* pr- die!io- : '{r.ve ni w 1? corno m.,-?,?.rs
ol' b?.-iwty, L-?s talye h-.s been" th>;..-':.!-.-?-, his
iu--i.it1- ifisot i ?i:., d bud ly datnagcd?jii? na
live o'!.. -ern.-n! ?.? vibnysi bawftnl; v- il
i'e:.'*.! .**: and yrl-th.- Ii;--t. I'ftv'S \r,- libar e ?or.
!-i : i-.vi. : :-V t! C N.."lio!.al l:<V.: --. ': - Ihn?
Dr. A. (.' ?.I--- k'-y provi-d cs tr iii u'. iVp , j
,Uii e tu ?In- Go.; eri.:??i:t 'ii-d- r jv'iic!; ! . ?tr s
b\.n . ,?.-. ;.' > '.""r hos been to tb--- pr ?.-.,. 1
Fixcmasopryj ol which he has been so bifl
.iant an expoccnt.
' From Selma.
From a lady who has jc-t nrrived here
fruin Selina, having managed lo escape
through thc lines, we get tho rbi lowing items
of interest.
Thc fullu.vinir citizens were kilted in the
trench?*: Mr. Sm ail-, the Presby terian Minis
ter, M. J. Williams, editor of the- Kenor'cr:
Mr. Philpot.
Captain ll. J. Harrison was wounded, and .
a great many citizens weie captured with' '
anns. '.
The following buildings weie Ci- si roved hy j
the Ore. : Hali" ot Croldsliyvi block, from Cjin-J
bingham's di ng store tb Stephens' book store : :
abo thc r?sidence, stove and all thc buildings j
connected wiih them, belonging Lo P. J. I
Weaver, including the Episcopal Cb*ar?*h; !
We have recciv'ed a letter from a Confeti- i
crate officer, dated Montgomery, Tili, iriving j
us some particulars of the capture of Selma
and the conduct of the enemy there- which
we doubt not are entirely reliable.
When thc enemy, estimated at about "OOO
strot'g, occupied the town, at about G p. m.
on Sunday, the 2d inst-., a..grand rush was
made for the whiskey shops, and thence to
thc stores. A large number became beastly
intoxicated ; then plunder was done hy the
wholesale. The Naval Works, which was
very extensive, wore totally destroyed, and
all the foundry buildings, also thc Arsenal,
which was the second in the Confcdfracv
They got what ammunition they wanted of
the lot that was there, and selected -such
tools as ihey wanted.
The Gee Iiouse wr.s honored ro much as to
be made the headquarters of these cut-throats.
There have not been any private residences
burned as yet, but all goods have been over
hauled and selected from, and !ic<--nfiscated"
as they term it. There were no boats there ;
all were sent above and below, "and as yet
are safe, except the Southern Republic, which
was destroyed by another party of raiders
near Claiborne.
The offices of the Reporter, Rebel and
Mississippian were captured ; thc Dispatch
made good its escape.
The Yankees were gladly received by a
good many Jews, and others of no standing.
-Columbus Enquirer.
REV. AuTiiutt SMALL-Among thc martys
at Selma, wc are deeply grieved to hear that
this eminent divine and chivalrous gentleman
is numbered. He was an ornament to bis
profession and society. There v/as nu ching
sectarian or cant-loving about him. The
qualities of his mind and heart were lofty,
pure and profound. Logic and sublimity
Wert wedded in- his discourse; gentleness
ard courage breathed through his -earnest
dars. We may well believe that the sod
rests 'lightly upon Ibis man of Cod, .who felt
in life and proved in d?a{h. that thc true
Ohristinn is ever the true patriot, and for
om.' to exist without t he ut lier, is a contra
diction ' I' terms.
Wo do no!, believe that, the blood of Arthur
Small will sink into the ground vainly ; buj
rather rise like Abel's, in testimony to thc
Vindicator of Justice.-Constitutionalist.
The Grand Meeting in Charleston.
The ;*lov.il c?:i::f:;is"-that, is the craven
hearted snbmissionista of Chn Meston have j j
hold a aiccting. Their Spina column was loo i
wonk forfnr?her etidnranca and a.cctfrdiug'r
they witted. This meeting w::> held nt i
/?ion Presbyterian Church, on thc 21 st o!':
M?relt; j
Thc.largest number rf S'gneratn ibo r.d- 1
dress were negroes u?d contemptible tel hw? j
who never had character rr p'jsitioii. Few j
prominent ?'itizons took [?art in lbs- prum-ed >
itvgs. ,1 com m itr Ci} w?s appointed to draft j '
re?o'n?iona expressive ol the sentiments of 1
th.- people, v.;: : .kim Binait, A F-^-ti-r Fia*, j '
row, J'scj.b Q*ia=h| John Steadman, Sam"H
Dickson, A'ohibf;!-! VYiggs and Peter Willis, ; i
wh ) reported Ute following :
].>?/ lc- *r.i -.il. ?'cat by ibo timi ly arrival of
the Ladled Stnt?rs ?'iiHrtri?i?s in the city -f ? '
Char!e?toti .'rn the l? ?i jf fc'ebfuary, i j i
our ci?y was saved front :l va>l cnifnagratioe,
ncr Itt?t??S ? ''in I'evasratioJi anti ocr persons .,
ft ora t?iosn indignities thai tacji would have ? ?
h-AX Hubjet ?- (1 to. i
2nd Thtij sw, t!>:tid:s a rv. doc .ind ^.rc here- ;
by <!?.....?..? .-o lo ilm district commander, l?v?g
adi r General I hitch and thi'oiig'i bi m'to thu ['.'
Slicer- and s 'idi-r- under him, for lho'j?t'??
:t-i.'-'.:. tacj ht ie. su readily ami so impar- i
i-il-, h ?,:;...VM'I stace their occupai inn of tho .
'? ... .."li
.?.?i. tha? io Admiral Mablgreen, '. tuted j
S aies Navy. v. e hereby t<md?r our rincer* i
MM'iv? ; >r- r-e m;bi?s wanner in which li? ,
uar'tdjj'o.r-ioi-j administered to the wn''- of 1
ur cpl- at Qco&utnwn, S. C., und that ht {:
.... as.-.ur-'.d that for ?be same be .-'..ali bo r-v; r :
kidd in gra cfit! renvmbruu?e by ns,
J th. That t . his Excellency Abra lia rn Lin- I
coln, i he President of tho United States, we !
return eur's'ncerc thanks and never dying I
gratitude for ti c noble and patriolioj0tajaiiner !
in which he promulgated thc doctrines of Re
publicanism,-and for the consistency in not
only promulgating, but invariably conform- i
ing bis action thereto, and we shall ever be '
pleased to acknowledge and hail Iiiin as the I
champion cl thc rights of freemon.
5th. That copies ot these resolutions hs
forwarded to liri:.' Gen Hatch; Admiral !
Dahlgreeu and the i'rciideut of the United j
States.
Ali of the above amncks strongly of ihe I
negro; and indeed many of the prominent!
characters in tljis meeting ore recognized by j
a gentlemen in this Village from Charleston,
as Africans of tho deepest hue.
CHAPLAINS.-A corresnoadentwrlting from
Gen. L'je's army to thc Montgomery Adver
tiser, says ;.
While doing away w:th the officers, why !
dun't Congress forever dispose of their?; Rev- :
erence,Sl tLe 'chaplain ? Honoring our re- ?
i?gion; n?sppcting'its holy ordinances, aud ila ]
true and faithful minislersj I trust no otte
will accatv-e me uf impiety for pronouncing
obspltins a useless incumbrance-idle dr ?nea,
who do not carn their rations much less their
pay. It is seldom you seo one, not. once ia i
(j months ever hear one. They neither preach, j
pray nor work. 1 have not seen a chaplain
in the li cid since last August ! Yy'bore ;
they gone? Furloughed, detached, absent j
With leave and without, in flue everywhere
except where the soldiers requires his aid add j
his pro vers. There tr.&y be, and doubtless aro
many honorable exceptions, but 1 only speak j
of what has come itade? my own observation, ?
r,:u] ? }::i;;c those to whom it does not apply I
will not frei offended. No one has a higiier
respect for thc conscientious and laboring ;
minister than myself.
Nd brig si ti co a youth accidentally- swal
lowed a leaden bullet. His friends were very
naturally alarmed, and hi.-, father, thai no.
means mimili- bc spured -to savo bis dalling
boy's (iib, sent post haste to a surgeon of fcktll.
dirVe?irtg l i> me? enger to lcd -t!:.> eiroum |
:iaii(-.-..id urge h?3 cam?P?? without delay.
The doctor was fuin-d^ hoard Ibo dismal
tala, and vii'i a much iir.conccrii fl : he Wjtild
?na:?iii : i.i A eas? of '.-??d sat down und
;.r^? - tie l?d???jiij? lacyf'ic ?otc,:
..Sir,'. !lot*i alarm y?utrs.'f. -1' after three
,veeks thc Imilet is not reiiioved, give the
\j >v iwchargo of pow?!? r
.y"i.M. ftc. .
'.' i'. ,S.--T,<3?:t vi:?! tifcrboy a'. ftny.L\id\.*'
?Sgft fln'.ilsbom ls fo'-'-l now v. '.ib i'ar.kt-o
woanJolj cnd.notwHhat-.ntliiig ibo rtatonit:al ?if
!^'.r>. t' i; trudi will l o m oa nearly packed
by stating his'lossts so tar .u t!campsign at
ten tbWsnd r?lhcr thai: iwcuty-?vehuud.ed.
Haid OB Asheville, N. C.
On Saturday nWi.ing last there wert- vari
ons rumora ttl mt in our streets iu regard to
it raid on Asheville. Fears were enUrlafned
'. y sonic- that thc'raiding parly would pene
trate ns far as ?r?enville, and torlous pre
parnrion? were rand?. The smoke ol' tue kat
tie hating disappeared, we have jr;rtTLt*rnd the
!01k??ring in for fit a! inn HS the tl:? i .rue -version
Of theatlVr: UiiWhuraflay la?t a brirai'o ol'
tin- enemy, und? ?? Col. A*?/?/, advancf-d ujiou
th'/ town ol A.shev?l-?, und a lev; o? them da.-h
ed into tho. stru?CsVf the towit. Cob'litd Pul
mer, wh?i is i i command at that point, ?mine
diate'v asst.mblud bis command, and after a
few oiseimrges ol artHhdy, succeeded in driv
ing them bark a? bar as Warm Springs'. Hore
rutfls tin: matter fur vhf presen!: ?md Ih?ittth
we have at hand ?tow a much stronger pto- ?
fection Iban iHeni ve would urge up?n all j
in authority ut-c-eisir-g vigilai'C* and infligent j
prepaialivn. Let every mian who l.ss ibo j
heart to detent] his boute, keephirosfclf insuei? j
a .state of readiii?'s that when tin: buur mu?es
to demand bi.-. re?vie?-?i i!i rank?, ho will tu vr .
with alacrity and d?termination in u.c tipA
direction. We h ive at.uudai.t means ol pn
t. ction-hitus inak, trie be t usc'd the'? ? it- u j
necessary_Fa!riot <i Meimtain cr, 13th. ?
Horrible >tureter.
. It is our duty to chroma,- u=o pinie,}i.,rs
jf a most appal?r:?; .ic, which, Under dite
necessity, we have boen compelled m c in
uit. A few nights apo, upon rel urning f.?
jur bachelor domie.il at a late hour, we <i::
Joverud, by the dim light emitted Iront un in
?rior tallow candle, that our bed-chamber
riad been invaded in our absence, and there
waa evidence :hat the intruder was yet there.
To our.amazement and horror, the interlo
per stood, in a cn.uchir.g atlidude, in one
?orner ot thc room, armed to the very teeth.
[Iis seeming dispo&ilion to give battle induced
is to act promptly. It was a moment of ter
.iblc suspense, and the exige' .cy admitted of
io delay. We had no deadly weapon wherewilh
oconfronttheindividu.il, and demanded au
?xplanation of his unwarrantable inttusiou.
Sis attitude and general demeanor denoted
lostile intuitions, and q tick as thought wc
nade at him with, our crutch, but unfortn
lately missed him. It was obvious that he
frould attempt to gain the door and make
tis exit unharmed and unmolested. Losing
io time whereby he might obtain the advan
ce, we assaulted him'the second time with
:he crutch, and was more successful, inflicting
t severe blow upon a vulnerable portion of
iis person and bringing bim prostrate before
i^. Lfcing so exasperated ai . enraged at.
be moment, that, it was impossible to con
iro! our heated passions, and though our ad
versary lay prostrate and bleeding, wc {jayed
lim with the crutch us'.il life wai extinct iu d
;hcn kic?ed him outside thc roqtn. To us he
(vas an entire stranaer, hut wc have for some I
lime suspected that be was clandestinely op- ]
crating upon certain valuables fa ruir room,
und though justifiable in or.c ?puse for taking
bis life, we ack iowlcd;;e to malice prepense ?
in lue nflair. Ii;s name, we have ascertained.
Ls.A. l?iggr-Ratte. [J:.* friends can be fur- !
th?T informed of the di*i)ositinn made of his ?
body, Ution enipiiring at this i riice.
The above statement, is given in defence to I
public justice--Anderson Intelligencer.
-?M?~ --
A SrosTtTL'TE ron & ?rr EU AS.-A friend in
fenns tis that !;i= wife has tried the f'.lki.tvir^. j
recipe asas.ub,$[-i*ntfl Jin- . -.ppcfat-I lound [
thark answers ibo purpose well: Take a I
ipiauiity cf cid iron ai d put in an earthen j
put : then pour on H'fl'cicut vinegar r sour !
brer to cover-the:irvin lc{ j.' >i;u--.l -.?-o pr j
three- w'Ccks; then tt-.e it ns a ?'.?luii-.?u ol c p- ?
perns. Th?; iron slioultl be IV-J :'to::i orv&o *
or paint, .HI tittil thc acid may rper?,^ free!)', j
Copperas i.s norning ino:? than a .-ulpha'e ,.f j
jf?rjj lluUef?i'O, lite above rec pe mnxi i c
relbjil?.'
f-Sr" l'*.-iv."lo*, Muvoror.r, ep:et oi TV .ie?*?*?. ;
l4tc!j i.ver?il I '.yep ly. f. vc thousand d'?.'ar-I
Com :wn sc<:i---?!?..* i - * ~ of Knoxville al K-< .wilie ;
?or u:::i'ii-i."i- traatueut in ISSI. Commenting nu .
thi venlict his paper rays: Impoverish thc \il- j
lub?, ?.kca? they have, give their cfftcl- to Ole .
Vi.' .- men, they crippled ami ;.u;^ove;',.-'..cd. f.et '
iheat be *'.".? ?u'cr Elain ?lam?.ed niih savage j
inathi 'u is." The New York Times nf the 22d I
i
nil., dvn<nt.ccs tl.-"1 language vri;h scathing co?n- '
launts '?a ?ift.u-t.law,
? - " . ? . , .1
u?... themas i-mcial r-'p':rr s?afcs ton t. j
!.-:..;. i?Kr r:!i ... Januar; 20th. lire at..i .-; j
ii di' tn itiths, t<:e cnptitrvs ,>..n,eo io riotu.'un, |
. i . i;:and .f~ bitndred and eighty hine, ie-'.id : g ?
?v-v; o g-...- r?:; vi: ' nae ikt.maud othci ll:
.i m -y pietv? :i ?riiil'ty. and .-. : ... j
I! S rt'eMir.mv r-c ; <-.i A l?*g?a . Mot |
.:.:. II nv:i?i i"'..fi i war .. . i-rial l
UL
? :.
pi?-We !i:.i- . .. -i i ?btt-Fne it j
ul Capt. ll. U'.-L --. . ii I-. ' ni".' 'im :!
Candidate fur Shot iff of I-. :c . i. M -. .- c . |
next elsction.
' Apr 12 . te*1 \~: j
??sesscr's NotIa-3.
?WILL atta?d with .Mr. Assessor Caner, at the j
time '?nd p.'.?ces indicated hy him, lo receive i
tlc Quarterly B-tnrns of nil tteghUred l'as Pay.
crs. Also, the I'ctiirna of tb-'Sa wlie hara f?ilod
to make returns ..: |-,c Ad va!.ir:-m Tax, c>ni
ueiuly known as tho 5 percent. Xa2r>. Cunior-aily,
and prepared.\i:(tii a list ol' all'your property,
bo'h azricultural and non-agricultural, .regularly
made out. . ll. C. Q?I3/FIN, Asaessort'
, Tu < in Value, 13th Col. Dj?l.
_AprJ2_ 4L_ 1<
Enrolling OSioe,
EDOEi'IELD, S. C., April Otb, ISM.
?THE ro'b'wiug n:inicd Memhcrs of the Sup
. porting Force of this District, iifuaeiyj
A J Hughes, Alonzo f Harris,
John IVainsfard, William Wheeler,
Tilman D padgett, Dlufbrd Timincrmau,
Ilanry Ripley, James Callisun,
Wm McManns, Wm A li Newsom,
JlcKcndrie Mitcholl,
Aro hereby ordered to report in person at this
Oi?ee on Thursday, tho 2U!h of this month, nt \5
o'clock, M.
P. J. MOSES, .Ir.,
Lieut. A E. 0.
Apr?2_ _2^___L?L
$200 Eewar?.
CjTOLEN from the Subscriber's residence, two
J5r milos East of 0. R- Mays on tho plank Rnad,
on (bo 4th inst, a medium ?'zed'BAY MARE,
very fine front, full main and tail, Hat ruirvp, Ipin
eli somewhat crippled iii her bind parts'from a
rcccut injury received : Ibero was a Va H rilsohqrg?
nf ii'.aticr from tbc intiJo of her 1. ft ibijih occa
si-mod by said injury, ?bo was also badly scarred
by s-oidlo marks.
The Subscriber wi!! give n reward :if ??OO, f.?r
l!:-.: delivery nf tho mars ut ii ir- liousc, or $:in) for
any in form a lion that wil| enable bim lu recovar
her. S. W. MAYS.
Apr 12 tr 12
Tax in Kind.
fYv'ILL be r-cf'nri::? to receive TAX UH KIND
except Daeon and Syrnp, at E<ig- : dd C. tl ,
on and afier .Monday, iba 2fl?li in.-i. ? hope to
haye barrels and be prepared to reooiva the Sy
ru i ':.. a ?Tech r-r so lhere?fier. J nm directed not
lo receive the lh.n M-.t?\ 1 havo fun her orders,
that tho Bacon may become th?*ro?whl? Orv.
' S. S. lOMPKJLNS, Agent.
Mar 11 _>?t__^ 13
Notice.
a LL |ic;r??'tis having >*!.-iiuis agains! t!.-.- E. !:.! .
ii. .?! Willi lit? ."d'.bii-y. d.-e'd., e ill prcantthrm
[Uonndofsigi'cd,prupcrly attested: ?iud tho>u
in any wise indcHo<l v>-'il v cr. ' tnako payment.
JiHtfiailA? .MULLEY, LxVr.
Apr 3 St* lit
ts
Enrolling Office,
EDGBFIKLD, S. C., April 91h, 1805.
?, THE men Dinned below are bcn:by notifjad
. lim! they have bi en officially reported to this
! Utiiec ut a '?sent without leave trout their eoui
in.tiidf.
II. Ti? inch nf (bein ns report in person nt this
Office nn-nr before the ""(?b if this tnnnlb, as*u
rai.ee is hereby jr'.voii that such papers will be
fumisheibtbetn nt w.H en-mre them, the benefit
of the annie tv la ely provl.iiui"d ffUA "fHe-id
j Quarters, A lilies Coi federate St-itva."*
JIL Al! those who do nut r-port. within the |
time specified in P.ir. If of this ..r.'.-r, will "ucl
! jri'taptly arrested ?md sent, under Guard, tu ti.eir .
ouutauand*.
Janies Grec, flit S. G. Vol.
J A Gartow, .' " r
K Frankl.n, " "
M oiizis, .'
lt F Doone, .'
J S \.t .ii, .. ..
J T-irner. " i
?il A lilith b, "
.1 A Will nt:, " "
lr* llMlfi.nl,
.? it Croocli, " " ;
C II I'..Mnpoy. ?
W I. Coleman, "
li A Ea -..-.-, .'
.1 M I?;: Iii e. '.
. 1J 0 .Matthe?vs, .' "
H ll Fnlow, " .?
7. tsiapbonstin. " u
7.\ M=-n ki, "
P Me'an,
J..... !. V. Fiiii-h, roth "
Wesley S?..ry, " "
Jaetiii K.'iO.'fC, " "
I. ? Ci.n?nr. 2tl S. C. Bat. ?
Sirgt ft V Walker. Co II, 7lh 3. C. Eat. \
'. W II Rush, ..
R J Brooks, '. "
.7 Ellenburj-D, " " ..
ft Ifollingrworth, " ... " .
F Lnfure, '.' '.'
.I M Miller, " "
0 Prineo, ? " "
J N Ruxb, " ?
.Tacot? Bush, " "
T L Stain ak cr, " .. "
J F Walton, " " '.
B.A Dougherty, " " ?
Robert G-Htes, " " "
W B McLaughlin, " .. "
D S Roberts, <. .. ..
W G Roberts. " "
, W W Long, Co. P, 27th S. G. Bat.
T J Blatlen, " "
II Blunkett, " " ?
J II Odom, Co. I, " ?
IV. If any of the above named men arc unable
to return t'> their commnnds on account of physi
cal disability, they are hereby ordered to senl to
this Office, immediately on receipt of this order,
the certificate of their physician to that effect, .
properly sworn to before a Magistrate. No other
certificate wiil be regarded.
F. J. MOSES, Jr..
Lieut. & E. 0.
Apr 12 St 13
Tax Collector's Notice.
NO. 1.
SWILL attend at thc time and places heroir.af- j
ter mentioned to collect thu Slate and District j
Tux for Hie year commencing 1st of Oft. 1?54 :
J. A. Talbert, Monday, 17thAp.il.
W!iit<! llouso, ?ueS'luy, 1Mb .. J
Liberty Hill, Wednesday, I Vb. " '
Khattertield, Thursday, 2Uih ".
Kotindirro's :Store, Friday, 21-t '.
Pleasant, Laue, Saturday, 22.1 .'
Elton P.O., Monday, Mih "
Meeting Street, Tii'jsiiav, SAth " !
Mrs. A|lcn'c, Wedt?e?day, 2mh " !
Pr. J-kn Motley's, Thursday, ?7ih ?
Mr-. No.ri-1. friday. 2Sib .. ;
(ion. Addy's, Samo, atoning. 5 o'clock. :
Mrs. Gibson';, .-mur.iiv, "Vfli April. ',
Munni Willing, Mjoudriv] '?t Mav. i
Minkie?'*, TuesiL-ty, M .'. ;
?uitu'i ?tote. Wednesday, sd '.
IV-riVs. Thursday, -i:h '.
Colemav's X P.oada, friday, ;-;U \ .
i.i-..:. Saturday, G; h " j
Mrn. Galbreath's. M..|id?y, r?'b " i ?
Coopertrilic, Tuesday, 9:h " i i
A. Kemp's, Wsdtittday, I ll; h j ,
rn'- M'O.'-:. '?'hr.is.lay. ' Nth .. ! ,
"i'ax p?j'??w ?ill l'orna prepared to give HIL ;
Dumber of forui hands between thc a>.'fs ii ', '
and (?5 eur;; nf :i??c. tor the present ?ear.
ProerFers >n? nf (.'olor iun>t III.VK? rn. ir rr-yrnj .
in April, or t'o'v be sit^iwl lu IIC.H'JA..?.<.
BEKJ. hi?.:.:. A Y 0 K L?. j
X. B.- [ will b**;?a???it?ttuntl th.: severai liai- ?
talion ii;,'.,?^r ,;i..o;i.l.. t?r be >ecimniiHliiiio>i n j
l?e-e wli'i can ?vt weat me . n ni li-.-t n und
Mar2U ti V. I
. ... i_ .i
.Assessors Notice.
a M ILL a'.iend at tba followitg plai-cf, -.f- \u '.- |
fi i-t-ii !.fi .w to Assess tb- \i?r. <lan?r.ter<r'i j
l>tw>'C" ls' dey March l,;f?l aid l^t .'H :
ol' Marci. VA<>>. A I p"-- ni wh- '.??i ...v. t ?'.!.!
pouu'is ..f P-r -: ar? liablr tf br taxed
All Tax Payers wb?. bity-. ."..'.'.! >t io m al e re
turns i.f Whc-it. 0 Cr - : .' ddi r. .vr . .lc
v.:M nv;,;! tbamiilvcs af tb r n- ?fy '..
.li. an.
iPilti^-prK'-r's, Movisy, I Tri
??.rs Culht.M.ith's, '"in--.-!-. p-*? v
f ..l-:.iT.-: X p,:-. IVi iii.vi-y, ".-.h .
P. rr . *?>'., T. Si'-h "
Jim : ' -.re, IVi :.i i, .. lis
Mici>l'*.->, S.MUl ''jy.
Mri Alb-!.-?. V .i.d .V, ??'?l -
Pr J .. . ty'-. Ti .-. liv. 23th "
KMjff, V.-. l-..-,.ln. , SfJili -.
\fr :.. . . Th :r???ny, S"t^ "
\\- ?? ?"..?dj*-, F' Vd.t>, '/h il "
Mr.--1- ?:.iur.l-.y, 2!?tb "
Rjytn-t WP int;, Mood.iy, lt May.
l-r .1 K L -ib .?. 's, T?ssday. 1' : <.
Hil.:: iHioil's, W. Pii-.d::-. "
Porn's Milli. Thu 4th ?
Rotindiree'r ?7,tore, F?duy, 5th "
W ?; .\(.v.r.*?, Satnrday, l-l>> .?
f"batterIMd. Monday, 5th "
Liberty Hil!, Tursday, ?Jth "
White llou-o, WednoMliy, 10th "
Rth?liut|;, Thursday, ll th "
P-aasant Lane, Friday, ' 13th "
Smyly's, Satuajlay, 13tb "
Allen Kemp's, M inda v. 15th .' ?
GUA RLES CARTER. Assessor
nth Col. Dist.
Apr i2 4t 115
Assessor's Notice.
TAX IN KIND.
?WILL attend at thc pisces mentioned below to
n>?cs.-:ibcTitrirtsof UACUN. All producers who
have lint made thcir'roturni of CORN, FODDER,
4c, aro requested to du so it once, or they will
have to poy live times the market value of their
Tithes.
Kdgefiobl G. IL, Monday, 3d April.
Pim: Hoitso, Tne>dny, 4?U "
Cb crek CO ponds, M'ednesiiay, ;'>th "
Hamb,ur/*, Thursday, fidi "
Bench Island, j)Viday, 7:b "
tlranitcvillc, Saturdajr, Hrh "
F. Fo-oy, Sr., M'ednesday, J2tU "
Lybvanil's, Thursday, 13th M
J. T. Nicholson's, Friday, 1 Ith "
Lou's, Saturday, l?th '?
Rod Hill, Monday, 21th "
Edward How?o'i, Tnpsday, 25th"
Woodlawn, Wodnesday, 2dtb "
A. Monrnn's, Thursday, 27th "
EdsrcGold C. H. M-mday, let Mnv.
? '* Tu-sdiiy, Sd
Cheaibam's, \V?dnosda,T, Sd "
Vrndneers will tnko notice nf the days ?nd
place' of attendance and meet rae promptly.
All persons-killing (2S0 Ilka.) two hundred utid
fifty pounds of Nett Pork will make returns, and
those who made returns of hogs to hive corn de
ducted tojattcn them, will now m".k<; them r.jr
re?tly. GEO. A. ADDISON,
AncT-rr Tax iu Kind; I2ib T. D.
M-ir2: 4c 7 4
Barter ! Barter !
Til F Granitcv'dla Manufacturing Company
v.iil raniinuf to. liarti-r Cloih forPLOL'l!
CORN, PEAS. EACOI? AND EARP, giving
Augusta prices i\r prnUnee, arid furniibiag Clinh
ut wholesale rat.-s.
Uranittiville. April .1 tf ]i
Notice.
raraiir: AXXUAb ''L'E'l'iN'tt t.f tba StnekboM
JU. .!.-.- of thc- Granitcvllte M:inur.i.annn>> Cnin
.???II.y will bo brid at 'trani'i'vilU iui'.Tbur>da?
the 20lh day ol' April.
E. G HARD, Set'y.
Gran. Manf. Co.'
Granite- ?le, April Z ' 3t J5,
State pf South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DKP?R rwEXT,
COLL'MSIA, 27th March, 1SC3.
THE INVASION' nf the SUU ha? rendered i
proper that thu Legislative Department ot'
the (/..v-ruraent nf thc Stat? idi ubi be c?.mvineH :
ib.-.t snell tnea-urc.? moy he adapted a? the welfaro
ol ih*S;?te uiiiy r. quire. And f-r Ibat pu'pn-e
Hi* Members of the demite and the lfini.?o nf
ltH|iie.-cn utiv.'?? nf ihi? Slate (>r South r?retina,
nr.- hereby i > \ ired tu nssetulii?: :it Ult,KEN V ILLK.
or. TUSlilMV, the L'.'ith d?v ni APrtlL, Ht 12
... IfM-k) M.
Itv iii - ??.,vrn r.
A. tl. MAO CATII.
iifli'-'al
IV. rf ELLIOTT, Private Sverstarv.
April i '.'>: lj
??CM'?pi-rs <>f the .State will copy .utitil tba
25th inU '
THE J-AVOH1TK
HOME NEWSPAPER!
Ttl fi * KT. iM.n of t li ?i JV who wi.-h to sul>s<-rll>e
i.i II 1-JK.ST CLASS hfcLWlVi'S A Mi
I.I i'KK A Ki NEWSPAPER, i* called to the un
noun, emoiit that
TUE ilAPTlST HANDER
I' jrab'isbud ev??rv Fiitatd y iu August*, Ga... st
tiie I'tiCi! of S IO p??r annum.
Each nuaibtr (.whole shee*) contain* ohoi.-a
original and seloctad rcMlitip;.-Sfi-ri.s. Al is cc I -
lanie?, CuinmtmicHtinui', Current >'? wu, ?to.
Edited by Kev. A. Cr DAYTON und J AXE? N".
ELLS.
Enclose $10, and a-?Jiess
JAMES K. ELLS,
Augusta, Ga.
Feb 21 2ai? 8
T
Flour Wanted for the
Navy.
|HE HonoraUc Secretary of Navy, through
Maj. W. F. HOWELL, Narai 'Acer.t, Au
gusta, Un., Authorize in? to purchase all the
FLOUR fol Mile iu thia DUtriet, tur the Navy
Department. ?nd, for the present, to pay tbs
M AUK ET PRICK fi.; the sumo. Therefore, a'l
persons having FLO felt to nell (front ? rack tu a
hundred barrel?.) -Sha esm?aily rirqnepled to de
liver it to mc in Hamburg forthwith, ns the de
mand for ii ii very urgent. Cuch paid on deliv
ery. S. E. BOWERS, Agent
Navy Dop&rttue&t.
Hamburg, Dec ll if &l
Dick Cheatham
WILL stand the Spring $r*a*.to of lSftj at
One Hundred D?llar* the season.
Ho will be at Ed^eli-'.d C. H. Monday?, Tcce
dayi, Wednesdays ?nd Thursdays,-the" remain
der ni thc we-:k at li n ID ,n GaUss^n's., He will
l.etfin the MM**OII lu February st>>: end it 20th
June. Ho will remalli at J|. tirilim it;'a during
ihs month ff Po! TU arv. af-tr wbiih Vaut he v.ill
bo alternately ut Eajjeiield C. H. and U. ?all
BUtuV.
By ?|<e?>!a1 cnr.trrct with mv Ag^nf, Jus. Ja*.
Darri-'.TI. or mysu?lf. mams will ho' insured wbh
f'<nl fr.r TAO Hundred hollars'. The rs'-tiey wi:i
l?e a?ifjs:J?red 0;?? ?' ll-e'znd ?rf !h* **n*<ju.*
Tir?, u. WA cox.
Jun Si i'.ii j
State of South Carolina.
EDGE Kl F.L1? D?STtnCT.
/.V okfl/XAjty.
BY V. V. DURJSlti., hue.. Ordinal? of Kdgfc
Held Hi-lr?t. .
.?iu'.-i..-. ?.. W. Cai WU.;, CE E. 1>., h: ? ap
plied :<. me fi'f l-:ttcra of Administration, on all
ind ??r.rV.nr tb? goods flu.i eiuiifc!.*, rightful
.ro-lits ot' v.'. L\ Hutley, ??? wf the Di5tri':?
aforesaid, dee'?.
The? ara, tbthfon, refaite and alut'.nUh
*'iM f?.?\\it.t\ in? k'ni'Jred amt i-ru?liiors ?? the.
su.i.t ?^e*.t0ed, t ? ?'OKDII appear before lao, at <,ir
n.^xt Ordinary's Court tV>r the enid Plitfir*, t" ba
hidden at Bigodeld 0. II? *?i ?be ?2d <S^y of
April Ti? x', to show Cpu<?t, ti *ny, why tba said
aduiiohcmitii?: fihoulrt M4) ht tr*.Me-t.
liivcii under m.. ?land and mm), thia Mta day
of .M?T, in tVe yeat uf . :;r I..T'1 one tbow::ni\>i
?:.?\i a ?nd rmi and Sixty-five, and in tb? eighty
ninth vi ;ir ol thc Ind?ieudenee ... -' Utb Caro
lina. "VV. F. OH ll IS' li. O.t.D.
Mar.H Itt 12
Notice.
ALL wr?*s? i?i"oi>t^.? if* {..? i.rt
j ii. ?... . . i;.iC::n,; '
a.-. ?vq-?i-?'.. -io'- fir\v.-:r?i .:. ?' u.>t- p.'.v
'II.; ..?.. ibo having denims?? -.cn-:..-' Said
KM ? ; r.- ,r> i hen: ,u due time, ?ad. proper
ly .. . ?. ?ct'Wl.
A. J. PELLETIER, Adrn'r.
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Solders' Claims.
TTicTi . : .. .i ; ^ quires of Blank? for
V'v rr, Vtrti' Claims against
ArYLU7r81&B01?FI.C?.
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Vor Tux Cfllievtof? ?
Ti.? Many Frwud* of lt. A, L DELL, E?q.,
respectfully nouiiti^ta him M K Candidate far
Tn* Collector-at the next alcetioa.
Od IS to _4S_
l'or Tax Collector.
Tn>: mniiv Friendi ni Capt. JAMES MITCBI
ETJL roepectfuliy nominate bim a? a Candidate
for TAX COLLECTOR at tb? naxt election.
SALUDA.
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Notice.
ALL Tcrson? having cluin.f on the E?tate of
Shirley B. Whatley, dee'd., ara requaated to
lund them in to the undemien?-d, duly attcawd.
W. W. ADAMS, Ex'or.
.Tah !S _Am_
IRON!
K AAA POUNDS SUPERIOR BAR IRON,
OytfUU 3 inchon wida und g thick, wbich wUl
be cold ivw to cloie out tho lot.
S. E. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, Oct 20_U_4
Mules! Mules!
C1-VSH-I-S, a PHPEHIOR YOUNO JACK,
> will htand at Pr. R. T. Mi"-.-"' fuam ?Jiil
thiH Spring Setin.n. The 'ferii^ a? heretofore
published by bandRlls aro revoked au :. . 'aa-iicd
to r>-,0 -Canh in advance. M'aie? proving tot
with foul will have tho privilege of another sea
yon. Season to eommenoo 3d April and close 15th
June." J. ll. M1MS.
Mar 22 tf 13
?ocky Creek Academy.
THE BxerolfW of th!? Institution will ba ra
sum-d on tba first M '-ndav io Mry under
tho supnrvl.itnu cf R. V?. CANX0N.
Terms, ?*).?? por ricislun of ?ve m.inths for
Kr.Rliih Urauebe*; or n!.l pr'.ucs If paid In provl
rion? at old prices. Ex in* rh ir ii? willaba made
for the high-r brcnehao. Payment Villi bo re*
quired in advance.
? '%rjtt>.^_IL-_LL
School Wanted.
if4.fiCOMPKT?ST C:i.?'i'?p.t Twellar, egeWfetei
J\. from ell sarvisa, 'l*-!h t'nro ond Coofcia
ranf,) can Vi cmpb'^-d by a?drcS.'lDg Teacbei''
Harrhbiirg, Abbeville, ?! C
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Notice.
VLL VIW.TCPO having ar.v claims crdtCkRda
ap:;ir.kt il^ Eslaio of Walbor ?. Samuel,
dre'd., ere -Liauirud ta present tbem, properly
proven : .it:d all pcrsoni hnvloj *ny Nntei, J>?.
ur I'ri.perty af ?ny kin;! bal nging ta said
Katata are requested to band tllsm in lo tb? en
c>i-ijriu'd. who ia ?he l.iwful Admi"i*?r?t- r ; a.'d
ai-. tno?cJi"t?U*d will f'x'ifc pay up iaunecl.
I at.?]y. in lawful wooey of th? Sui?, or iu equiva
len: ta currer.*"". A word to the wise ii suffi--icnt.
W. B. SAMUEL, Ad?i'or.
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