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?raus leaking. _:_'.-... \ * ' . , - Desperation. Ul grasp tho loud thunder, With the lightning I'll play, I'll rend earth asunder, And kkk ir,.away. Tho rainbow IU straddle, ' - And ride to the moon,1 Or. in tho oeean I':l paddie, ? In th's bowl of a spoon. ' I'll set Sro to the' fountain, And swallow up the rill, I'll eat up the mountain, And be hungry stitt. The san I'll pu,t out, With the whirlwind?play; Turn day into night, - . And sleep it away. I'll flog the young earthquake, , . The earth 111 physic, Volcanoes I'll strangle, Or choke with thc ph this io. The moon I will smother, With nightmaro and woe ; For sport at each other The stars I'll throw. The rocks shall bj prcaclcrs, . The trees do the singing ; The clouds .?drall be teacher-, . Aud the comets go a spreeing. Bill Simpson's Legal Experience. Many yean ago tb? Legislature of-' Tennessee passed an act to organize thc county of A?cNairy, a&ux Snake. At-that time, the country embraced. in the limits of Snake was occupied by a* steady set of backwoodsmen, totally unacquainted with courts, j-.ils, etc. Thc coutlty assem bled at the appointed sric for the purpose of cutting logs, making boards, etc., to build a coiirt house aud jail. Thc only theme of conversation,: when the men were, assembled, was the court, etc. None c4" them hr.d ever seen a court in session, as yet developed. Each one would give what bis idea was of a court, etc. None, however, were entirely satisfac tory, until Bill Simpson wassailed on to give his ideas. -He said he knew all about a court-that h? had a lawsuit in North Carolina. One of his neighbor's hoffs kept coming when he fed hts hogs until it got fat. One morning he got so d? d mad that he shot the hog. He thought "it would not oVto throw it away, so ho cleaned and salted it. Shortly afterwards his neighbor and a man came to his house, examined the smoke house, and took him to town and put him in a littre office. A^bout three in on th? after that, this man came and took him up to a large rooui. A large man sat upon a bign Dench-a man was sitting at a desk about a dozen fine dressed men sat in a place that was paied around. The.-n'ian put me iu a pen just bekind them; Tie then called in twelve men, they took seats in a box in front of the fine dressed men. Thc man that was writing gave thc twelve men a book and said something about Bill Simpson and State. Then one of the fine men read something about Bill Simpson and the hog, and he and another one of the fine dressed men liad the biggest quarnd you ever heard I thought they ?Rould fight every minute, but they didn't. It waa Bill Simpson and the hog, and the hog and Bi il Simpson, and sometimes Mr. Simpson, but d-d seldom. After they had quit quarreling, the big man talked a while to the twelve men, and then jvent out and staid, a short time, and came back,.and"?aid something to the man at the desk. The man on the bench said something to the man that put me in office, and he took me out and tied me to a persimmon tree, and com menced fighting me with a cowhide, and it made me so d--d mad that I shook all the persimmons off the tree.-Win chester Home Journal. Artemus Ward says in " His Book!' : "A female woman is one of the greatest institootions of which the land can boste She is good in sickness-good in well ness-goodall the'time. Oh! Woman, woman, you arcan angel when you behave yourself; but when you take off your proper appairal and (metiforically speak ing) get into pantloons, and undertake to do the man, yoe. pfay the devil, and are an emfatic noosanee." in a recent case in Indiana a Justice complacently remarked, In summing up thetestimony Gentlemen of the Jury, in this case the counsel on both sides are unintelligible, the witnesses on both sides are incredible, and the plaintiff and de fendant are both such bad characters, that to me it is indiff?rent which way you give your verdict." A Cincincati speculator bought sixteen car loads of cattle and shipped them to New York, and in about four weeks time ' sold them and went on his way Lome, pocketing three cents a3 tue entire profits of his work. An old woman on a steamboat ob served two men pumping up water to wash the deck, and, the captain being near by, she accosted him as follows: " Well, captain, got a well aboard, eh ?" "Yes, ma'am, always carry one," said thc polite captain. M Well, that's clever. *I always did dislike the nasty river water, especially in dog days." "You labor overmuch in your compo sition, doctor," said a flippant clergyman to a venerable divine. "I write a ser mon in three hours and make nothing of it." "So your congregation says," re turned the doctor. u ' A farmer saw an advertised receipt to prevent wells and cisterns from freezing. He sent his money and received this for an answer : " Take in your well or cis tern on cold nights, and keep rt by the fire." . " - A Western publisher has this notice : " Wanted,.a fighting editor to explain our electioneering remarks to the offended candidates and their friends. A liberal salary will be paid, and a plenty of work afforded." An Irishman, passing through a field of cattle the other day, said to a friond : " Whenever you see a herd of cows all lying down, and one of them only stand ing up, that one is suie to-be the bull." 11 Somebody, .who has been studying Webster's new " unabridged1' Dictionary, expresses a regret that the lexicographer's definition of the word " boil" had not met the eyes of the new version people before they translated the book of Job, as it wonWhave toeen sp beautiful to say, instead of boils : " And Satan smote Jub with circumscribed subcutaneous inflam mations, characterized by pointed pus tular tumors,.and suppurating with cen tral cores. .* A Glasgow minister, recently, in deliv ering a special sermon to children, after Quoting tho text : " He eareth for them as for the apple of His eye," and explain ing how sensitive . an organ, the human eye was, concluded by asking his dear young friends what ?my of them would do supposing a mote, or a iktle sand or dust, went into their eyes, when up start ed a little fellow, and answered : "I'd blow mj nwe, ?rt" For twenty-three years old Jake ^ Hard has cultivated the- soil . of Bald County, and drawn therefrom support himself and wife. He is childless.; i long since Jake went Sn search of a c His course was through an old worn patch of clay land, of about six acre extent, in the centre of which was a \ twenty-five or thirty feet deep, that some time, probably, had served the mates of a dilapidated house near by v water. In passing by this spot an ill w drifted Jake's tile from his head, and i nously wafted it to the edge'of the .w and in ittumbled. Now the old gentleman had alw practiced the virtue of economy, aud immediately set about recovering the ] hat. He ran to the well, and ' finding was dry at thc bottom^'he uncoiled rope which he had . brought for captur the truant cow, and after several attem to catch the hat with a noose he con? d-d to save time by getting down i the welf himself. To accomplish this binde fast one end of.the rope, to a stu bard by, and was soon on his way " do the well. It was a fact, of which J; was no less oblivious than . the* Tea hereof, that Ned Willis was in the drli dated old building aforesaid, "and that old blind, horse, .with a bell cn his ne who had been turned out to die, was li ly-grazing within a short distance of well. The deni himself, or some ot wicked spirit, put it. into Ned's crani to have a little fun'; so he quietly slip} up to tlie old horse, and unbuckling strap, approached with a slow and stea " ting-a-ling" to the edge of thc well. " Dang the old . blind horse !" said man at the bottom of thc well. " II coming this way sure, and ain't got a more sense than to'fall in here. Wh Bill!" But the continued approach of a " til a-ling" said just as plainly as words tl Bill wouldn't whoa. - Besides, Jake v at the bottom, resting before trying shin it up the rope. * Great Jerusalem !H said he ; " the ( cuss will ben-top of me before I c say Jack Robinson. WJioa ! dang Whoa!" . Just then Ned drew.up to the edge thc well, and with his foot kicked a lit dirt into it. " O Lord !n exclaimed Jake, falling his knees at the bottom, u I'm gone n( -whoa ! Now-I lay" me down-to sie -w-h-o-a !-1 pray the Lord ray soul -whoa, now ! O Lord have mercy up< mr!''- : " ' U ll [\ Ned'could, hold in no loi ter, and fe; ing Jake might suffer from his fright revealed himself. Probably Ned did.' make tracks from that well. Waat Did Mary Say. During the trial of one Cogzell, f kidnapping, which took place lately Hillsborough, N. C., an.incident occurn which created considerable fun at the e pense of wigs and counsel. A Miss Slo? was testifying, and was requested to sta all that she knew about a certain transa lion. Witness: "L was in a sit?ng-roor when Mary came from the kitchen hu ried ly, and Cogzell after her. He caug hold of her at the sitting-room door, ar said : 1 Mary, you have been herc lot enough ; come and go home now.' '.Whatdid Mary say?" Attorney fl State: "Stop there; I object to tl question." Here a discussion took plac in which four lawyers participated : aft which thc judges held a long, serious, ar excited discussion on the subject, ai: finally, in a very formal and pompoi manner, stated that it was the opinion the court that the question should be ai swered. The court-room was crowd? almost to suffocation, and the most inten: interest was manifested at thi.;; stage < the proceeding?. The question was r peated : " What did Mary say ?" ar the witness answered: She didn't sa a word !"_ GIVE HER TUS PAKTS.-An Ohio pi per is responsible for the following : Oncc onatime not long ago, not s far tVjom Millersburg as it might be, good-hearted man and his long tongue? style-talking wife, attended a social jrartj Almost every three minutes his wii would check her husband thus : " Now, William, don't talk so loud." Come, William, don't lean back i your chair that way.!' * " Npw, William, don't get noisy ove there." " Say, William, let the girls alone an sit by mei" At last forbearance ceased to be a vii tue, and- the husband, who- was reall pjiiec by ail in the room, rose and said 111 beg pardon pf the company, but a my wife insists on being boss all th time, it is right that she should hav these." And he deliberately took off his pants handed them to her, and sat down in hi boots and drawers. The company was astonished ; the wo man burst into tears ; the unhappy cou pie soon went home ; but neither-of then wore pants. ..." How the affair was settled we cannol tell, but the last time we saw William hi had thc pants on. We are inclined tt think she will not again boss in company in a hurjy. 1 had a little cousin * Whose name wai El-visiting us. My husband, as usu a , was about to ^engage in- famijy wor snip one morning, and when he utterec tire words " Let us pray," before any b us could assume the devotional attitude the little fellow was down, and turning his eyes up he said, " Cousin F-, please be as short as possible." I need not say that the solemnity of the occa sion for some of us was at an end. One of my neighbors, Mrs M-. had an extraordinary numberof cats, and desiring to get rid ' of a dozen or sc of-them, concluded to confine them in a bag and turn them loose after reach ing our county seat, about ten miles dis tant. On arriving at C-- she emanci pated them, bidding them, as she fondly hoped, an eternal adieu. .She spent- the day with* a friend, and late in the after noon reached home. How great was her astonishment, when entering her yard,.la find them all scated in a row upon the piazza, evidently delighted at her return ! " I've raised a new pair pf boots," said A to B,- putting forward one as a sample; a handsome fit, eh ? I bought them to wearj.n genteel society.". "They will be likely to last you your lifetime then," rejoinedB, "and be worth something to your heirs." LAW AND PIITSIC.-A learned judge being asked the difference between law and equity courts, replied : "At common law you are done for at once ; at equity you are npt so easily disposed, of. . One is prussic acid and thc other is lau dan um.w FOR S?LE, _~ TWO LARGE NO. 1 MULBS. Also, ono Broad-Tired ROAD WAGON, in good con dition. Apply ai this Off** " . ? . .* * ?. Counting; House Calendar for 1867t ! -?.' g! t-;' & H "o'! sWgB I 5 g an ? -* i 2 L* ps H fi ? i" 14 li 5 20 ? 22 27 2810 ll 2! 3; 41 51 8i 'J 10 ll 12 16f17;iSil9j 23, 24 25126 |.?. 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OllOill 2S 113 14 15:16?l7?l?Hl9 ?20 21'22 23 24 25?26 mm 29 30 81 ..J ... ...I...!... ... lj 2 I Si 4: 5: 6: 7 8 O' 10;il;12 13! 141S 16 ? 17i 18 19 20 21,22?23 ?24.25 26:27 28j29130 1 2 3 4 5 6 -7 ? i ft! 9 IO ll 12 13114 T 15 16 17 IS 19 20?21 : 22123 24 25,20,27?28 : 29130,31 ...I. - Law Notice. . THE Uulersigned have associated themselves us Par nors"in th? PRACTICE OF LAW for E lgeflcdd l istrio?, under the style of"ADJ.MB<fc LASDRCM. . " W. W. ADAMS, < W. M. LANDRUM. - J?i?r. 8, If 07. ..tf 3 ]VEed?cal Card. DR. T. J. TEAGUE baa moved, to the' Dwolling recently occupied by ?Tr J. R. Carwile, nest door below Episcopal Church. He may Vc found at the Drug Store of Teague A.Carwile curing tho day, and.at his residence during the night, whon not out on professional business. Having l een engaged in .the practice of Medi cine, in its ''?rious branches, for the last Thirteen ?Years, he feels that ho does not arrogate to him self undue nerit when he solicits a liberal share al patronage at the hands of this community. Jan 1 ._ tf_lj. Medical Card. T\R.. A. SPANN WALKER having pcr -MJ- manet tly locnted nt Mrs.- E. A.'WALKKH'S, offers his Professional services, in its various branche.?-, to the Duntonsvillc community. He may be fou id at Mrs. Walker's at all times when not professionally engaged.. Jan 15 - - 3m* S D. DENTISTRY. R 'IT. PARKER^respcctfully announces that he is nell prepared ttf uxecutc in the beti manner anl promptly all work in thc business, -and at gr:nlly reduecd figures. Having <i;qnaintad himself with the late ines timable i tn; r-jvemcnts in thc profession, and se cured a full stock of materials, ?tc, he warrant good-atiJ satisfactory work lo.all who may desir? hw serrines. Edgeliold, S. C., Aug. 1, tf 31 For sheriff. - Tho Friends of Capt. A. P. WEST respectful ly announce him as a Candidate for Sherill 0 Edgc?eid aUhe next olection. Nov 7 te* 45 ??* We have been au (honied hy the Friendi of.Capt. H. BOULWARE to announce biro i Candidate fir Sheriff of Edgefield District at thi next election. Apr 12 te* 16 For Tax Collector. "The Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq. respectfully nominate him as a Candidato fo: Tax Collector at the next election. Oct 18 to 43 THE many Friends of Capt. JA1?ES MITCH ELL respectfully nominate him as a Candidat) for TAX COLLECTOR at the next election. SALUDA. Dec 6 to* 50 Wo have been requested by many friends 0 Mr. JOHN h.. BARKER to announce him a Can didato for Tax Colleetor of -Edgefield District a' the ensuing eleetion. Oct. 2, te? 4 j?35T*WeJiave been authorised by tho manj friends of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAS? to an nounce him a Candidate for Clerk of the Cour of Common Pleas for Edgefield District at th? next election. Juno 20 te 27 INVENTORS, MANUFACTURES. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the largest and moat widely circulated journal of its class in tint country. Each number contains six teen pages, with numerous illustrations. The numbers for a year make two volumes of 416 pages each. It titra contains a full aceount of nil thc principal ix ventions and discoveries of the d:iy. Also, valuable illustrated articles upon Tools und Machinery used in Workshops, Manufactories, Steam and Mechanical Engineering, Woolen, Cot ton, Chemic il, Petr deum, and allother Manufac turing interests. Also, Fire-arms, War' Imple ments, Ordn in?, War Vessels, Railway Machi nery, Electric, Chemical, and Mathematical Ap paratus, Wood and Lumber Machinery, Hydraul ics, Oil and Water Pumps, Water Wheels, Etc.; Household, Horticultural, and Farm Implements -this latter Department being very full and ot great value to .Farmers and Gardeners, a'ticles embracing erery department?! Popular Science, which every body can understand and which every body likes tc read. Also,.Repiirts of Scientific. Societies, at home and abroad, PateatL.iw Decisionaand Discussions, Practical Recipes, Etc. It also contains an Offi cial List of ail the Patent Claims, a special .feature of great valun to Inventors and owners of Patents. PublisLod Weekly, two volumes each year, com mencing January und July, Ter annum....:.~L.$3 00 Six mon-.hs. 1 60 Ten copi os for One Year.-.25 00 Specimen rop'ies sent free. Address MUNN & CO., Publishers, No. 37 ?ark Row, Now York City. Messrs. MUNN & CO. have had tsrenty years' experience in procuring Patents for Nv>w Inven tors who maj have such business to transact can receive, free, all needful advice how to .proceed. For the Plantation, . The Garden, Ana the Home Circle. A.T the request of the Publisher, I am now acting as Agent for the SOUTHERN CULTI VATOR, an indispensable Agricultural Journal, published at Athens,-43a. Terms, $2 per annum. Every Farmer, Planter and Horticulturist in tho South she uld be a reador 'of tho CULTIVA TOR. S3i?*SpcciTaen numbers may be seen at the Adoefliitr Olfioo. D; R. DURISOE. Sept 17 tf -38 FISK'S PATENT . METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS I THE Subscriber has jus-t received, an assorl mont of theso beautiful Roscwoodfir.isb METALLIC i3 URLA.L .CASES and CASKEU3 Air-tight anc.inclnitructible-forprotec:ing nnd preserving kh iDoAd-which he will sell at but j raodorateadviince on c-riginaloostaml transporta tion. Whorft' erintroduced these Cases have the preference over ail others. jjy Orders promptly filled. Terms, of courte strictly Cash. J.M.WITT. Edgefield, Mar IS tf U Administrator's Final Notice, ALL Perso JR hering demands against the Es tate of JAMES BOYD, deceased, are heroby notified that t loy are required tn present them tc the undersigned in the Ordinary's Ofrico tit Edge field C, ll., on Tne&dcy, the 19th day of February next. 'And a l persons in anywise indebted to said ''state arti earnestly requested to make pay mont to thc mdersignod by tho day above men tioned, MOS. JJ. REESE, Adm'r. JM?, it i . '. ? I . ? ? '& . 'r % NEW SUPPLIES . J ? '.'OF' a ? Floor Oil Cloths, TA?LE. OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, COCOA AND CARTON MATTINGS, DAMASK, LACE AND MUSLIN Curta in is, Just Received, IN NEW STYLES! AND AT REDUCED PRICES ! The attention of those in want are invite J to the aboro new and beautiful line of Goods. JAS. S. BAILIE & BRO,, 205 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. Augusta, Doc 25 . 4m 62 i GUANO ! WE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY PLANTERS WITH P?ionix AND - ' PURE NO i IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. - Tho PHONIX is a Phosphatic Guano, import ed for us direct fmm McKeon's Island, in thi South Pacific Ocean, and hns been used witl great success by thousand* of tho best Planter, in Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Florida Call or send for Circular. WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. (SrecKssons TO DAM. H. WILCOX k Co.) NO. 241 Broad St?, Augusta, Ga Nov 28 3m 48 MOORE & CO., OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL . 235 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Ils ll f HAMFCJT??1 U1B?1W ii IRON, STEEL, NAILS, AXES, HATCHETS, SMITH BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, HAMMERS,"CHAINS, HOES, STRAW CUTTERS, CORN SHELLERS, PLOWS, HARROWS, SHOVELS, SPADES, COOKIN? UTENSILS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERYa ?bc, Acc.. ?frc? Augusta, Nov. 10 * 3m 40 HARNESS, SADDLERY -AND Carriage Warehouse. ?ADDLES, MAKA'ESS, LSG HT CARRIAGES, Top and Wo-Top Buggies, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, SADDLE, HARNESS, and. Carriage Makers' MATERIAL, LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, RUBBER and LEATHER MACHINE BELT ING ?nd STEAM PACKING, LACE. PICKER and ROLLER LEATHER AND ROLLER CLOTHS. A full assortment in Store, and constantly ar riving, ct Reduced Prices ! SHERMAN, JESSUP & CO., No. 225, Broad St., Sign of the Golden Saddle, ' AUGUSTA, GA. Augusta, Dec 17 Cm?1 G. W. CONWAY, S. TURNKR, Of .Kentucky. . Of Edgefleld, S. C. KENTUCKY BY CONWAY & TURNER, [Campbell St., Bcltceen Broad and Reynoldi, Nn^n PLANTERS HOTKL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. JALLL KINDS of VEHICLES and SADDL1 HORSES for Hire. Also, Fine CARRIAGES strictly for Family use. Match Horse?, Single Harness Horses, nm Saddle Horres bought, or sold on Commission. Covered accommodation on the Premises fo: Two'nundrcd Hend of Mules. Auguste, Oct 15 3m42 QrocerieSc -Q--. A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK O1 SL GROCERIES just received, embracing *\ ot those Fancy i* r o c e r i c s, (GOOD THINGS,) ' Required During thc Holidays ! -ALSO Table- WINES and COOKING WINES : - Old BRANDY, Old WHISKEY; RUM and GIN, 5 kgi Puro Old Irish antlScoteb WHISK El Just received ??nd for salo by JAS. G. BAILIE ?V BRO., 205 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Poo22 a S% stablished ia Charleston in 1837, And in AUpsta in 1848. TEE S?bicr?ber lakoa pl di sure in informing^ tho rcsi'lonts of EJgefii! 1 .ind the adjoin ing Dixtrictt that he has bccu appointed Agent for tho THREE BEST PIANO MAKERS IN THE WORLD, vii: 'STEINWAY 4 SONS, New York, CHECKERING 4 SONS. Boston, HAZELTON BROS., New York. And ho will sell their Instruments at FACTO RY PRICES, with,freight ad,ded. ,- : Persons Swishing to .p?rsh?sc a SUPER-TOR' P?ANO: SQR.TP.ifin .plea?o,so?d for "^Circulars, and Illustrated Catalogues, and they will Cnd they can purchaso from the BEST MAKERS, at as Low Prices as they can of inferior onos. Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars sent free of all charge?. GEO. A. OATES, 240 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. J ??fAUo, Agent for Mason 4 Hamlin's cele brated CABINET ORGANS. Apr 24 tf JU ESTABLISHED IN 185? ag S THE Subacri-^' ber^rould re-'^^ryvs spectfully in-tS2^??~S?J form the cititens of E Igefiold and the surround ingcouniry. that ho keeps a SPECIAL ESTAB LISHMENT for the REPAIR ni WATCHES and JEWELRY. All work crUnf-tc* to-hts eare will he executed promptly, neatly, and warrantod for ono year. At his Store will bo found one of tho largeBt Stocks of i . Gold "and Silver Wkeii?s,* Of the best European and American manufacture .in tho Southern States, with a s??cet assort - j mont of KICH AND NEW STYLES' ETRUS CAN GOLD JEWELRY. Set with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubie, Orientnl Gar nets, Coral, ?e. Also; SOLID SILVER WARE, consisting of fuli . _ TEA SETS, WAITERS, ICE AND WATER PITCHERS, CASTORS, GOBLETS, CUPS, FORKS, SPOONS, And everything in thc Silver Ware linc. FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARRELED. GU.S; 7 Coifs, Smith A Weston's, Cooper'.--, .Remming . ton's, Sharp's, DerriB?er'f) .' PISTOL?, And many others of tho lato.u invention. FINE CUTLERY. SPECTACLES, WALKING CANES,: tSRFUMERY, POTTMONIAES, AND FANCY GOODS Of every variety t? bo found in :i first class Jew elry Establishment, to A. PB?NT??T, Ono Door below Augnsta Hotel, 1G3 Brood Street, Augusta, Ga. Oct 15 Cm 42 GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY. I STILL CONTINUE THE GUN. BUSI NESS at my old stand, 245 Broad Street, and my STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE, as follows :'\ Double and Singlo Barreled GUNS'; -~ . - POWDER, SHOT and GUN CAPS, all varie ties; FIXED AMMUNITION for all sized Pistols : Powder FLASKS, Shot BAGS, Game BAGS ; Cott's, Smith 4 Wessons, and other PISTOLS Also, afino Stock of POCKE 1' KNIVES} of Rogers and Westenholm's nuke ; Rogers' TABLE CUTLERY ; PAD LOCKS and DOOR LOCKS, Ac. As ray GUNS were made to order in England expressly for me, they aro warran tod to bc an A No. 1 arti.de,-and to give satisfaction, and at prices to sui: the times. REPAIRING OF GUNS done promptly. E. II, ROGERS, No. 245, Broad St., Augusto, Ga. Dec 3 3m . 49 J. W. BACOIT. J. J. BACON J, W BACON & BRO,, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers and Dealers . ' in all kinds o? SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, LEATHER, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, Wood Hames, Whips, Valises, Carpet Bugs, Shoe Findings, French and'Amcrican Calfskins,' And all other hinds of Leuther, ?rc., 1(39 Broad Street; UNDER THE AV 1 USTA HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. ^.?-SADDLES and HARNESS Repaired and made to order. Augustn, Oe 22 _ 3m 43 JOHN 0, BOHLER WITH :'~ H. WARNER ? CO., DEALERS IN FINE LIQUORS, Family and Fancy Groceries, TOBACCO, CIGARS AND : SNUFF, PIPES OF ALL KINDS, 3Po-ccd.o:rf S.L.oi. Caps, FANCY NOTIONS AND Musical Instruments, AND ALL KIND OF STRINGS. ALSO, DEALERS IN Ready Made Clothing, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, PERFUMERY AND SWEFI SOAPS,. No. 142 and 144 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. Nov. 6, 6m 45 J. D. A. MURPHY I GEO H. HOPE' of South Carolina. | cf Virginia. L. SHEPPARD WITH J. D. A. MURPHY * CO., Wholesale and Retail -DEALERS IN Boots, Shoes, &c" fcc, No. 314 Broad Sireet, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, Respectfully solicits thc patronage of his friends of Etlgcfield Di?trict, S. C. Augusto, Nov. 5, "rn 45 T AUGUSTA HOTEL. tilS'POPULAR HOTEL lins been ronovated, _ painted, and put in complete order, with a determination on thc part of the proprietor to mako it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. Mr. S. M. JONES lu-s chief control, and will bo recollected by our Soutborn frionds as Ibo Tor mor proprietor of tho AMERICAN HOTEL, du ring tho War, in Richmond, Va., an*" will bo glad to seo his old friends, promising them a " Viaot-^ JUA WBLCOUB." Every effort will bo rando !o givo entiro satisfaction. A call is solicited,. TcrmB reasonable. * S. M. JONES, Proprietor. Augastn, Jan. 1 i J? ' ' 1 PLANTERS' HOTEL. AUGUSTA, GA. Newly Furnished and Refitted, Unsurpassed by any Hotul South, Wi8 Reopened to thJfpublic Oct S, lffw. " TM S. NICKERS ON, Proprietor*- ' Jw-L tf 1 .fiji ?*?ass? ?m? t?wS ?f COMMISSION MERCHANT,: ?so urif-A T?$N?TI?{-:)Y?J?RF, CHARLESTON, Sr C., A G'ENT-for-G?O.?P?OffA-CO.;* of Baltimore, Md.. CELEBRATED PATENT PORTA? BLE SAW MILLS. STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, JIORSE POWERS, GRIST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS, ?fcc. Duplicates famished at short notice. Circular and Gang Saws at Man ufacturers' prices. Agricultural Implements of every description: PAGE'S Celebrated GARDEN PLOUGH. A Splendid Assortment of SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS, ie., ?HICKORY, ASH, 'and "OAK KIMSj POL?Sand SHAFTS for*Buggies-; Car riages jana Wagons, alj' kinds oLjGarriagc Mate rial.^ . . ' - A " H w- * . ; ' WHITE PINE, SPRUCE, OAK. WALNUT^ MAHOGANY and CEDAR LUMBER of every description. Charleston, Dec 17 3m51 -. Ne. 153, ?IIeetiDg Street, J?JD?V DAT?II un r GEORGE C. GOODRICH, ) PHILLIP WI NE.M AN, ]? South Carolina. JOHN ASHIIURST, J j DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRUGS, ME DJ CINES 'Charleston, fe C., Nov. 20, Gm The Best Tonic Now in Use !. i MANUFACTURED BY a F. PAN..KNIN, CHARLESTON, S. C. Charleston, Jan 15 * ly [ ESTABLISHED 1854. uENGi I I S Eu. Importers awl Wholesale Dealers IN MILLINERY, STRAW, AND JgAJ&G'Y G-0033S, North-East Corner Med ?'?and Market Sis, INVITE thc Trade to ciatnino their full and varied assortment of BONNETS and HATS, trimmed and untrimmed, RIBBONS, ot: nn doscrij-iinfi!?, PLOW ERS, FEATHERS, DRESS CAPS, XETif, VEILS, ni newest designs, RUCHES, LACES. CRAPES, SILKS, CORSETS, . - HOOPS, Ac.,' ?c. Charleston, Oct 1 Cm ito foreign Attachment. State of South Carolina, EDGKFIELD DISTRICT, AV COMMON PLEAS. W. H. Timtuortnan ] rn, f Fa Mathew M. May?, \ THE?P!p.intiiT in the above stated case havinr this flay filed his D?clarai lon in my oilier, and tho defendant having neither wife nor Attnrve} known to reside mitbin* thc limi'.s (d' this ?tato on 'whom copies of said "Declaration with niles tr plead can Fie served; On motion of J. L. Addison. Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that raid Defendant appear prill jilead lo ?nid Declaration within n year and a dav from tho date hereof or final aud absolute Judgment wwi-bc riven agninst bim. S. HARRISON, cen.n. May 22, I860 ly 22 State of South .Carolina, EDUIvFIBLD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLEAS. Eliza Lanham ? . ,<\ rs f Foreign Attachmtnt. Joel Curry, . J THE Plaintiff'in the r.bovo stated ease haring this day filed his Declaration in my office, and tho Defendant having neither wife nor Attor ney.known to resido within .lie limits of this Stoib on whom copies nf ?aid Declaration with rules to plead can be served ; On motion of J. L, ddijon, Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered thar said Defendant appear and plead tc ?aid Declaration within a year and a day from thc date hereof ot final and absolute Judgment wi'i be given agafTisI him. S. HARRISON, c.c.K.n. A prill 2,1 SOS. ly IS State of South Carolina. ED GE FI ELD DISTRICT, INCOMMOM PLEAS. William Weeks ? rt > Foreign Attachment. Jool .Curry, - J . TITHE.Plaintiff in tho aboi'o slated cosc havinr JL this day tiled his Dcclnrr.tion in my ollice and the Defendant having neill.er wife nor Altor ney known to reside within thc limits of this Sinti .on whom copies of "said Declaration, with -rulos tc plead can bc served; On motion of J. L.Addison Plaintiff's At'orncy, ordered that said Defcudun appear und plead to said Declaration within I year and a day from the dato hereof or final nnc absolute Judgment will bo given against him. S. HARRISON, c.c.K.n. April! 2 ly _10 of South Caroling EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT, LN COMMON PLEAS. G. W^Murphy Sa Slocum, vs '} Tor. Attach. J.H. Bass, J THE Plaintiffs in thc above staled case having this day filed.their Declaration in my office, and thc Defendant having neither wife nor Attor ney known to resido within tho limits of [hil Stato on whom copies uf said Declaration with rules to plead eau bo served ; (In motion of W, W. AHAUS, Esq., Plaintiffs' Attorney, Ordered, that said, Defendant appear. -a:id plead to' said Declaration" within a year ?nd a day from Ino dato hereof,or final and-.absolute' Jiidgrracnt. will b't given against him. S. HARRISON, C.?.E.T). Sept. 29,1 SfiO lyq -tl State Administrator's Notice. ALL^Poffcou-haviii'tr/dcmaiidi against tho Es tate of .1/ MES II; WHITE, deceased, nm earnestly rcqucatod to present them at an early doy to tho nudorsigood ; and taoie indobtcd to said Estato are roquested to mako immediate pay ment. E. W. HORNE, -Jim 29 .." Adm'or.,fin right of his" wife, ob" tbs*. I Estate offcJ". II. WliiloI'dccU. -J I'm AdBiB?ni?traSor'? IVolice. ALL*Persona having Claims against the E.'tate of ABNER SWEARING RN, dee'd , will present the same, duly attested, forth wi l li ; nnd .thoso indelitod to ^aid.Estatc uro notified t > pay up without doliiy,. it?lcn?c?indu!g.:nrc cannot bo giren.- -?- L;"<K'8W?ABiiNGIN, Ad'or. Jan 15 3? 9 Sta*e of ^uth-GarolMii^ 'JEDGEETECD* DISTRUST, ? 'ii !?'-.C? EQDJX?J -ii' . Amcndcd^ifl. .UUIU.JIJWVJUI uno wt iWBieuu.i JW Hil resides, beyond^tbc limiUof this Stute", on of Mr. WIUCHT^" Co m ptain an ts' Solici Marj E. Simkins, . . vs.. . Emma Simkins, ct ?I. ?T appearing to iny satisfaction that ARTHUR W. YOUNG/33LOOD,- on? o?-tli<?t . Dnfendaitrf to this B " On motion tor, It is ordered that ?V do appear', plead', i n swor, or demur to this Bill within three mont hs? from tho publication of.this order, and in default*' thereof Judgement' pro con/esto will bo rondoicd against him. Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D. , Nov. 22; . ;. 3m 4*,J State of South Carolina, - j ED,GE-.FIEiiD-I>IS?fiiC.T. .. ... IN JEQUITYfc A. Hollingsworth, Adm'o'r, 1 ?3 ' Mary A. Harrison, E. H. Lagrooae euVuiy et.aU - BY Virtue of an Order of tho Court, in this cause, all and singular the creditors of JAMES S, H ARRISON, dee'd., aro required to prove their claims before tho Commissioner on or "5-efore theist day pf March' ;Bext, or in default thereof, bb barred from ?IL"benefit under tho-cc tree to'bo. pronounced herein'! , ~ '?. W. CAR'WILEj C.E.E.D. . Jan. I, 3-S67.J; .-? ? '.: Sty" ^ j State- Of South; ??roUnfL EDGEFIELD DTS?RICT. ? INEQUITY. ? .Ariel Aba S? LJK. Bodic,^.ddr*rx,: I' Groen Bodie et al. BY Order of ihe:cWtrhrvtbi* case, tho Croli {tors/oPFELIX EvBC^IE>^eoH; ?re'rc quired to prcsont and provo their Claims before the Com missioner, on or before the first- oT-MiUch next. Those falling to do so-will .bc barred fr.)tn .vii hentfit under the Decree to bc pronounced herein'. ' - : t. W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D * Jan 8- - St i State of South Carolina, j ' ED GEFIEL ? iD^^ji?icrr, .IN EQUITY. H. T. WrigbL Adm'or.^ ,1 .. J3UI to ? ?jj! I s..^ .'. j ... \H Call in V. AVSerlong and other?. J Creditors, 4c jjY Qrdcr of the Court, Um CrcditoM.of HEN aS "RTC:- HERLONT3-; dee':, ?ire required to present and provo -their respective demands oe t'ore the Commissioner, oribis Cotrrtpn or before the fi rit Monday in April next; **-'.. 1 Z. W. CARWILE, t.te.E.n. Jan 24, 1867. -9t" ' S| The St?te 'of South ?aro??i?a, . EDGEF1ELB. DISTRICT. ? .' '. U EQUITY. Jno. 0. Lanier k Jane E. Seig- ] B?11 fyr glle 1er,-Adm ors, I f Roal ]Js. . M, C. Scigler.et al. . J.;?&?? BY Order of thoCoorttbe creditors of DAVID SEIGLER, doe'd., Hr? required, to present .ind provo their claims, before the Commissioner oa'or, before thc first day of April next. H. W. CARW'a'E.'C.E.E.D Jan 21, 1867. ? ' flt St?t? of South Carolina, EDGERIELD . DISTRICT, - , ^. 7 IN ORDINARY. B' Y W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Ed,;< ficld District. , . Whereas, David "0. Hughes has applied to mc for Letters of Administration, on all (ind singular the goods and chattels, rights-ond credits of William ll. Winn, latoof the District aforesaid, dee'd. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish ail and singular, tho kindred and creditors of thc said deceased, to be and appear before me, at < ur noxt Ordinary's Court for thc said District, to be H -Iden at Edgefiold Court ifousc, on the Sdi cay Feb. nest, i to show causo, if any, why I he -aid administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 25th day of Jan. in tho year of our Lord ono thousand :ight hundred and sixty-seven, and in the 91st ;car of thc Independence of thc United States if America.' * W.F. DURISOE, O.E.D. Jan 23_ 2t_i_ State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, JX ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Ed/re field District.. . Whereas, Artemus Holson hos applied to mo for Letters of Administration, on all and singular thc goods and'chaltcls, rights and crodi*s ofNatcy Tally, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all .ind singular, the kindred and creditor-) of 'be said deceased, ta be and appear before mc, at "ur next Ordinary's Court for tho said District, to be j holden at Edi:cfiold C. H.. on thc Sth day or Pcb. next, t-) show cause, if any, why thc said administration should not bc granted. . Given under my .hand and-ieol, thu 25th day of .Tan-, in the year of our Lord ono thousandcij.-ht im nd red hud sixty-seven and in thcninoty-fir.-ty:ar . if American Independence. . W. F. DURISOE, O.E D. Jan. 28,_2t_' ? I. State of South Carolina, . - ED GEFIEL J) DISTRICT, IN-ORDINARY: BY W.F. DURISOE.Esq.rOrdinaryof Edf.e Gold District. Whereas, Martha A. O'ur.ts, has applied to nc for Letters of Administration, on all and-sinj u iar .tho goo's and chattels, rights and credit: if Morion Quits, late of thc Dijtrict' afo: u . aid deceased. These arc, therefore*, to cite and admonish .il) -md singular, the kindred and creditors of thi -aid deeeasedj.to bo andappcarbeforc mc, at cur next Ordinary's Court'f or thc said District, tobi "holden at Ed'g'eficld Conrt Houscroiv thc"|?th lay of Feb. nexft to s-hrtw cause if any, why the said administration should not bc grantee Given under my hand and s-eirl, this 25th day of Jan. in the year of our Lord, one thous and eight hu.idrcd and sixty-seven, and in' tin nincty-firsAyearofthcsovorcign!y?uid Indcp?n. .leno-9 of tb? Uaited States of America. W.F.DURISOE, ?.E-D Jan 23 -_2t_i Stae of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ' IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esqr.yOrdinary of?dtje ; field DL-trict. . ^"herons. Julius; Booth lina applied to mc fur Letters of Administration, cn nil and sin unliir thc goods end chatties, ricbts and credits of | Simeon Booth, late of tho District aforesaid, il'jrc.iscd. .TbesbAF?jthercfort-. fo.cito; and .a-iraonish iii .ind- singular, .rLe-kiiiiirij"d and creditors of the said deceased, tn ho and appear before me, nt our next Ordinary's ?onrr for the said District, to.be holden at Edgcficld C.' H., on tho 11th' day'of j February T>?\>, to sltDw cause,, if any,-' why t'uo said administration should n- t.-oc gran tod Given under my hand and seal, tbisl'Sth day, of Jan. in tho year of our'Lord one thousand eight hundftd and ajxty-scyen and.in the niacty-first yoaj of American Independence. 1-Vit.V,-'.'- -- -'-- -W.F.DUBISOE, O.E.D. Jan. 29, . . . - at . _/_5_ ? Fair Kotice? to All. r*nHE NOTES due the Estate nf C. LOWRY, Jt dee'd., aro -n tho hands of Messrs. ABSKV & WnroHT for collection. Somo arrangemen s must bc mado before Return-Day, as I am undi r thc necessity of closiog tho E<tnte. JAS. T.'OUZTS, Adm'r.,. ' Dc bdn\* non. . Jan 29 ... ' ' . .. -2tS gythbsa ir'dobtcd to inc fnilividuaHy are earnestly requested to pay all they can. lau willing to take p\rtr or compromiso the whole. JAS. T. OUZTS. Jan 29 '2t ' 5 .The Cash Mu&t Come ! .J^ROMraud after th ls. ila. te,, all ord-rs to. Mn. ?? F?lle?? Hm, eith'erf-ir MEAL or'LyMBEr:, must he-ae'ccmpaTjicd with* the CAS^i,-othe'fwhe no botico . will bo takeu of tho ordert My ii - struCtions r.ro im]>erative; and I must obey thcui. Therefore, to encb abd every one of my custon-, efs,from hchceforth, I must say CASH, CXStt CASH. We don't have any dealings now with that class wiro propose to "Pay in a few days." But wita all CASH Customers wo will deal fairly, promptly, am' at voas?mable prices: . L. DELOACH, Ager't. Jan'24 ' 31 ' '4. --;-' - ? , , , ( . Notice to Debtors. THE NOTES and BOOIC ACCOUNTS of ED MUND PKSdt, Ag?., and;-"?he NDTES -givei to tho A'ltr.iniitrator of J?Jmuud Penn; Uoc^J.. aro in our bands for collection. Wo aro instruc? 1 to close tbeso matters at once. ABNEY & WRIGHT ' " Jan. 28, 2; . 'a -1-LS-1 i i_:_?_sahJ_' i ? i . - > . To ?il! Whom it May Coacern. THE NOTES of THOMAS HOWLE hav.j boon placed in tho b'anls' of An.\iis & LAN DBVX, Attorneys, for Collo?ti??, and ?-ll Notes not fl^tisfiolorily arranged by or before thc 10th if February-*Ul bo pot ia suit . ft i ? >* ?* *. M ?.>.3? Jin J: : BROWl^&~PERKlFfS, ? >-PUBLISHERS OF < 3HBBT MUSIO, Ami Music-' Books: . ' [TTE would respectfully call tko jU^al?on of rv Choir-Loaders and Sloging School" ?each s to ourestabltshmebt, here al? kirrdiofCnarch iust?, Qieo-.jm? Anthem Books ?in hjvobtained T?re mVst ferorabTe terms.- ":- " r -T.bsi.b>qgj?nmrjenoe -t>i onr.lir.?PjSBjqpt.s, in iusical Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Boom id Ejipdfcj School/, enables nun; r* S*Te advice id information on all points of musical interest ilk thc,selection of pr.on.cv workaof instruction, rihi?ion ?rM?sic'aT Sv?vo|s-^prtijretil'r?''muai il studies,-and items of general interest to com isara^ leadens, teachers and student*. ^ .. . J Shoot Musio fuxVisbid^ a "thc naual, teran, with romptffcss.and^dispatch." Country orders iblici d-and selections made for pupils, teachers, con irts, kc, Ac,'Ac. . . SOW S$ABT:/ fill bc True, to Mc,.!.....T.E. Perli?a?..*30 cts. he Orphan Wanderer,....Ti E. Pcrklni^.;.30 ct?. ho-Rose Buib,:;i.'.V.........T. E. Perle itu;.,,'.-..30 eta. airy of tho Wildwood,,.. IL A. Brown,......30 eta. xmory, (for Baritonc,)..B." A.^Brown^.30 cts. .Four ?f?tiy o?"*thV?6'ove wHt'be forwarded on iccipt of one doUar. . v.: y Send foru Circular..' ; :; O' BROW;N>.PARKINS, 420 Broome St, New York City. New York, Jan 1? * 4ml :TH?st M&ft Gi?OSS S?B?E C H .lrst-Clnss Hotels, Laundries, Tens of Thousands of Families, and <. -. liquid- treysp?;b-rri\\Uj .Itgivcra b^nutrt?V ^?rf?n,* marking Hhe iron ass smoothly over the cloth, saving mu<?Rtime nd lab<?c. -Gp-oebi done up. with -it-keep ileaa mge?, consequently will not wear out so aeon. T-MAKES OLD LINEN LOOR LIKE NBW ! Sold by^JDruggisU and Grocersjr^mernHy, fj OUR IMPEBIAX ?LUE ' IS THE B E S T TN' TH ?'W^VB L D ! J^is soluble in hard as well as soft water. It rput.up in tho-eafestj neaiest^.anj mo'sfconveni ;nt*form of any1 offered tatbe'-pfebflc.' - - T IS WARRANTED NOT TO S'PREA*K**?HE CLOTHES K? ?(?LU Sold hy Grocers and DrnggiiU:j(e?erally? Agento-wanted.cvcrjrwhero, to .whom we offur xtraordinary inducements. ..Address "NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS C0" ' No. 21S Fulton St., New York. ' Jan I _:v ? . - j ? (ba - 'WT 1 GROVESTEErV & CO., "499 Broadway, New York. ril ESK PIANOS received tbo Highest Award of_Merit at tho World'? Fai*f<i>vcT the best naket?'frbm London, Ta ri ?7 Germany? 'ho cities if New York. PhilaiTelfdua", Baltimore and Bos on ; also, thc C. old AI ed ul nt tho American Intitule, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS'! Jur.Pia.nos contain fSLclFrjcnch. Gran'd^Action, .Inrp Pedal-, Overstrung^ Bas.s Full Iron Frame, md all"Modern Improvements. Every Insrru ncut icnrreii'ec? Fl YE YEA J'S! Made under lie -Bun>rt?sion-of: Mr. rJ-. H.' GROVESIEEN, vho has a practical experience of over tbirty-Cve .cars, end ii thc makeT o'f o'txr chem lion.(nd Piano-Forte?. Our facilities for mnnufactaring ?nublo us to soil these instruments from ?1|)0 to ' -00 cheaper than any .first class pi ano-forte. /ScTGEQ. A. OATES, Augusto-,. Ga,, is the authorized Agent for tiro sale of these PIANOS, ind will always koep a number on hand 'for thc nspection of thc public. Aug-8 \ lynip 32 GBBAT-iMPROYBMEMT IN SEVMG MACHINE. -HFHE SHUTTLE lil! Salesroom, 530 Broadway, New'York, 250 WA S BING TON STi, B0S?0N, - 921 CnESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA;' Patented Feb. 14, I SC if. ' rHIS MACHINE is constrncU 1 on' entirely new principles of mechanism, possessing nany rare and valuable Improvements, having been examined by the most profound'expats, and pronounced tobe # . - Simplicity and Perfection Combined. It has a straight needl?, perpendicular ection makes thc LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which .viii n'eiiher RIP nor RAVEL, and 12 alike on !>vth sides; performs perfect setting on'every description of material, from Leather to the'fincst Unnsook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, .'rom the coarsest to the finest number. Having neither CAM or COG WHEEL, and the least pos sible friction, it runs as smooth a?;;lass} and is emphatically a Noiseless Machine? It requires FIFTY PER CENT, ki s power to drive it than any other machine :n the market. A girl twe've years of agc can work it steadily, without fatigue or injury to health...- s - It* Strength abd Vonderfifl simplicity* of con struction render? it nlmost im pos.-fide to get out ?f order, and is GUARANTEED by the compa ny *? S'vc entire satisfaction. We respectfully.invito all those who maj desire to supply themselves with a fup<*rinr article, to como nnd examino -this UNRIVALLED MA CHINE, Ouc'half hour's instruction ls siiftcient to* ^na hm any person to work this -Machine to their en tire satisfaction.. ^ Agents wanted for all towns in (ho United States, where agencies^ are not already establuhod. Also, for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South Ameri ca, to whom a liberal discount will be given. E.1IPH1E.-SEWING MACHINE MANU FACTURING CO., 536 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Augl - H;irp.-7?i 31 An Invention erf Kare Merit!. METAL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY, THAT WILL HPT BREAK BY HEAT, Burna up all eas and smoko, never breaks by puttingon a shade ; short, and not top heavy; is easily cleaned by. removing top; in fact, the most pertoct chimney known -and is fast superseding all others whero it has boen in troduced. - ?0 dealer -can n.2brd to bo without them. NEW LAMP CHIMNEY CO./ 73 Warren St.,. N. Y. . 6m EM3PIHE SEWING, MACHINE CO., Principal Olli ce, GIO Broadway, NE W.YORK. . GREAT .IMPROVEMENT in Sewing Ma chino. Empire Sbuttlo, Crank Motion Sewing Mnobino. It is rendered noircies s 1n ac tion. JEts motion being all positive, it is not lin bio to got out.of order. It is the bctft.Fumily Machino ! Notice is called to our new ped Im proved Manufacturing-Machine, for Tailors nnd Boot and Shoo Fitters. Agents warted, to'wire m a liberal discpunt will he .given. -No consign ments made . . EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO. .An? S ' . - 's. lyiTW?- }&S*J A Final Notice. LL Persons having any demands against the w?. Estate of DAVID L. "ROTTEN, deceased, aro hereby notified that a Final Settlement on said Estate will bc niado in.tbe Ordinary's Office, on Wednesday, tire 3d day of April next,. (loW.) Therefore, all claims must be presented on or be foro that date, and failing to do ao, they will Ve hatred. save co Dec I. All persons indebted to said Estate will 3st by settling up bv tba't time. ff*-' JO'ilN DENNY^Adm'r. if' ' 10t * 51 Admimstrator's Notice. ALL persans hiving demand^ against tho Es tate ofJAMES $! LANHAM, 'deceased, aro requested to present them, duly attested, to tho undersigned, or ro W^W. Adams, Esqr., at once ; and those jn anywiso indebted to said Estate are narncstly requested tn mako payment without dey lay to the-d?der??gnod. JAS. A. DEVORE, Ad'or. Jan. 2.1, -3m 4 -_?a_-: - -aL;' A ?? Estate 'Notice, ALL persons in nnvwiio indebted to the Estate WILLIS*^ STONE, dee'd., are 'notified t* pay tho sa:ne, or make suitable arrangements, ur Return.DAJ niSt;?.othdrw?8e s?id,jci'l?riui .will ba eusd on indiscriminately. ' ; M. M. PADGETT, r4",.w B. T. JBNNINGB. J ITOT.T, xm***?***M jmi?JtAO A 3 2'M21T