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When I Was Young. Ono morning, as I chanced to pass Close by u cottage) ga'O, An aged matron iu tho shade, Sat talking to her Kate. Tho frost of age was ou her brow, And garrulous her tonguo, As sho compared tho doings now With thoso wheu sho was young. When I was younz, young gals ?ero meek, And looked round kinder shy. And when they were empelled to speak, They did so modestly ! Thcv staid at hom? aird di.i. the work, Made Indien br.- . ' and wheaton, AndTonly went to Sabbuih school, And sometimes to night meeting. Young children wore obedient then, And had no saucy uirs They minded what their mothers said, And learned to say their prayers. But now-a-days they know enough Before tiny know their letters, And young ones that can scarcely talk Will contradict their betters. . Young ladies now go ilirtin? round, And looking out for beaur, A"nd scarcely one in ten is found Who makes or mends her clothes. When I was young, if a merchant failed, He shut up house and hali, And nerer ventured out till night, If he ventured out at all. His wife sold her chiua plates, His boy&camo home from collegs, nis gals they learned to cook and bake, And wash and such like knowledge. But now-a-days, when a merchant fails, They say ho makes a penny, His wife don't have a guwn the loss, And his daughters just as maoy ; He rides his horse, he drives his gig, He drinks the choicest wine, His wife goes to thc opera, And ho asks folks to dine. When I was young, crime Was crime It had no other name And when 'twas proved against a man He had to bear the blame; They called the man that stole, a " thief," And wasted no find feeling: What's now called " petty larceny," Ia my day was called " stealing." They did not make a reprobate The theme of song and story, As if thc blood)?r w is his deed, The brighter was his glory. And when a murder was dono. Could they the murderer find, They hung him as they would a crow A torror to his kind. But now-n days, it seems to me, Whenever blood is spilt, Tho murderer has our sympathy, Proportioned to his guilt. And when the law has proved a man Tuabe a second Cain, A dozen jurors will be found To bring him in insane. Don't Beiieie lt. A Western correspondent tells of a young man from oue of the rural districts who got married in the morning, and touk the train for Cincinnati. After see ing ail the sights during the day and vis iting thc opera at night, the happy pair returned to the hotel, and the bride re tired to her room. Late in the night the boot black discovered the raw youth sit ting in the hall, near the door of his wife's room. Ile inquired fur the c:erk of the hotel. We give what followed, verbatim, with the remark that we don't believe a word of it : kl Couldn't you make me a bed in the parlor?" cried the disconsolate individual. " In the parlor ?" echoed the clerk, ?. I'm afraid not." " Well, I'd like to have one spread down somewhere." 4; Why don't you go into your own room?" asked the clerk. ': I don't like to," said the blushing young mau. " Why, what's thc matter ?" continued the clerk. " Kas your wife turned you 0 ?t of your room?" No," said he, drawling. " but you see 1 havn't never been married before, and KO I don't like to go in, particularly in a strange place." " Oh ! go right in," said the clerk : "she won't think it wrong." Here the door of the room opened about an inch, and through the aperture came a voice, coaxingly, saying " Do come in, John, I won't hurt you. I know'd they think strange of yer stand ing out there. Come in now, won't yer? I've blowed out the gas and it's all dark in here." The odor of tne room assured the clerk that she had, indeed, " blowed out the gas," so, pushing open the door, he stop ped the flow, raised the window, and re turned to the hall to persuade the verdant husband lo retire with his wife. All ar gument were fruitless, however, and he was compelled to assign thc simple in dividual a separate room from that his wife wEo in that night. BIG SWINDLING OPERATION.-The Now York papers contain the details, which have just come to light, of a gold-swind ling operation in May, 1SG5, by which a broker, named John Ross,, fraudulently obtained $600,000 in gold from various New York-bankers. Thc money was ob tained by gold certificates, apparently signed by the officers of the Continental Bank. Ross escaped with his booty in a vessel named the Dakota, which was kept in readiness fer the purpose of carrying him away. He is now presumed to be in Brazil, where he is safe from capture by United States officials, there being no extradition treaty between the two coun tries. Several suits have grown out of the case, two frras sueing the Continental Bank for thc suma named on the gold certificates, and claiming that the signa tures are genuine. This swindle, although for an enormous sum, causes but little comment-the sountry evidently having become accustomed to this sort of thing. DISLOYALTY.-The Register, at New Haven, Connecticut, is growing disloyal. It says : The times are growing harder-work shops are closing-merchants are having little to do, but pore over their " bills re ceivable"-and hundreds of lusty me chanics are walking the streets because they have nothing better to do. All this while, Congress is doing nothing but in venting devilish modes of torturing the Southern people, who desire nothing but peace and prosperity in thc old Union ; anxious to open trade with the other States, and set the factory wheels in motion Was ever a people cursed with such misrepre sentatives;.? They must be overthrown at the ballot box, or the Republic is lost ! IMPEACHMENT CHANCES.-The Washing ton correspondent of thc Baltimore Sun writes : The impeachment subject was brought up in the House to-day by Mr. Ashley, who used such disgraceful language to wards thc President that Speaker Colfax was twice compelled to call him to order. Gen. Butler followed him in a similar strain. The speeches of James Brooks and Fernando Wood were listened to with much attention on the Republican side, but the eloquent efforts made by these defenders of the Constitution will not avail to stop the tide. Thaddeus Stevens remarked in private conversation to day, that Presieent Johnson, or An drew Johnson, ns he calli d him, would Wt be in the White House on the first of June. According to the caucus record last night, the impeachment question will j have eight/ votes to commence with. j THE TARIFF ON WOOL:-The bill rais ing the tariff on wool, which was signed by the President on Monday, divides the subject into three cinsses-clothing wools, common wools and carpet wools. Thc duty on the first class, upon wools valued at 32 cents per pound, is 10 cents per pound, and ll per cent, ad valorem ; when valued above 32 cents, 12 cents specific, and 10 per cent, ad valorem duty. The same rate? are fixed f>*r wools of the sec ond class, and on'those of the third, 3 cents per pound on wool valued nt 12 cm-, and on those exceeding 12 cents, ??.er pound. Jt is provided that washed wools shall pay double duty. On woolen cloths, shawls, etc., 50 cents per pound, .md 35 per cent, ?ci valorem are levied ; on blankets, flannels, etc., from 20 to 40 cents per pound, according to thc grade on bunting, 20 cents per square yard, and 35 per cent, ad valorem; on dress goods, G cents per yard, and 35 per cent. ad valorem; on clothing ready made, 50 cents per pound, and 40 per cent, ad valo rem ; 50 cents per pound, and 50 per cent, ad valorem are imposed on webbings, bolting, etc. The duties on carpets are 50 per cent, ad valorem on Anbusson, on Brussels 44 cents per square yard, and 35 per c?nt. ad volorem, and on other kinds in proportion. PAVING LIKE A SINNER.-Several years ago, in North Carolina, where it is not customary for the tavern keepers to charge the ministers anything for lodging and refreshments, a preacher presumingly stopped a; a tavern one evening, made himself comfortable during the night, and in the morning entered the stage without offering pay for his accommodations. The landlord soon came running up to the stage, and said : " There is some one who has not set tled his bill." The passengers .all said they had, but the preacher, who said he understood that lie never charged ministers anything. " What ! you a minister of the gospel -a man of God!" cried the innkeeper "you came to my bouse last night; you <at down at the table without a blessing ; I lit you up to your room, and you went to bed without praying to your Maker (for I stood there until you retired;) you rose and washed without prayer, ate your breakfast without saying grace, and as you cime to my house like a sinner, and oat and drank like a sinner, you have got to pay like a sint er !" -? -?- ? - SETTING FIRE TO WOODS.-We have observed in various directions from this point the appearance in the horizon of large conflagrations, in which much fen cing and other property have been des troyed. This is a distressing matter to the sufferers, especially nt this season of the year. Surely there is distress enough in our country without these fires, which generally -occur from carelessness or want of due caution. For the information of our readers we publish the following Act of the Legislature on this subject: " No person shall put fire to the woods, nor cause the same to be done, nor be assisted in any act leading to the confla gration of any forest, fieids or marshes ; and if any person sh?.ll wilfully or negli gently set fire to any woods, or burn any ??rass. brush, or combustible material, so as to set the woods on lire, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on convic tion shall bc liable to the action of any person injured thereby. But no person shall be prevented from firing the grass cr herbage within his own bounds, so that he do not stifler the fire to spread to the lands of his neighbor." We are told there is a case how pend ing in our Court on this subject.-Spar canbutg Spartan. -* ? ?--. USED TO IT.-There was a fire at Fair fax Court House, Va., week before last, .vhieh burned down five houses, lt was successfully fought, in the absence of en gines, with snow. A good s!ory is told of a very old gentleman, a farmer of thc neighborhood, who came in after thc lire had died away and asked the first man whom he met-" Are they gone?" *' Who gone ?" " Why, thc Yankees. I sec they've been in again and burnt something." AUGUSTA HOTEL. ~ THIS POPULAR HOTEL lins been renovated, painted, and put in completo order, with a determination on the part of tho proprietor U make it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. Mr. S. M. JONES has chief control, and will bo recollected by our Southern friend? as the for mer proprietor of tho AMERICAN HOTEL, du ring tho War, in Richmond, Va., ?in?! will be glad to see his old friend?, promising them a " VIRGI NIA WELCOMI:." Every effort will be mado to give entire satisfaction. A call is solicited. Terms reasonable. S. Itt. JONES, Proprietor. Augusta, Jan. 1 tf 1 Ouano AND fertilizers ! -0 To the Planters of South Carolina and Georgia. w, E wer; induced last season to accept thc Agency for the sale of tho following well known BALTIMORE FERTILIZERS, r.nd from testi monials furnished us from Planters of South CaroHua and Georgia wo are fully convinced that we present to the planting community MA NURES equal, if not superior, to any beforo the public-naming : KETTLE WELL'S MANIPULATED GUANO, sold very largely in tho Southern States before tho war, and re-introduced the present year with markod success, greatly im proved, not a single failuro reported. AMMONIATED ALKALINE PHOS PHATE. Tho success of this compound is truly wonderful, making crop amid a most disas trous drought, when Peruvian Guanos, costing double, utterly failed. ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, vory rish in Potash. Soda and Phosphate?. These MANURES all aro absorbent, and con tain elements especially adapted to the COTTON, CORN and VEGETABLE CROPS. Certificatei on hand from onr best Planters in Richmond and Hancock countios, which will bo exhibited or supplied upon application to . W. HENRY WARREN & C0.y Augusta, Ga., General Agents for Georgia and South Carolina. Jan 29 3m 5 THE PEOPLE'S SALOON, ONE DOOR EAST OP T:HE ADVERTISER OFFICE, in charge of Capt. ED. COVAR, late of the gallant 7th Regiment, is well furnished with u carefully selected assortment of the BEST LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS, CIDER, PORTER, ALE, SEGARR. &c, Ac. And ED is thoro at all tiraos prepared to sorve his friends and customers in the most acceptable m inner. Give him a call, nil ye that thirst for "Some thing Good " for the inner man. Jan 30 ti' fi M. CrBUTLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, LAW RANGE, ' EDGEFIELD, S. C. :?cb27 - - ' . - If 9 W. J. READT. JAS. T. CULBUEATIT. E.EADY & CULB?tE ATH attorn ey s at Xiaw Axo SOLICITORS IN EQUITY. MD OE FIELD, S. C. Feb 27 tf 9 R. W. CANNON, Attorney at Law, OFFICE, OX LAW RANGE, EDGEFIELD C. II., S. C. .Feb 18 2t 8 Law Notice. rTM??E Undersigned have this day associated J| themselves as partcers in tho PRACTICE Ol' LAW AND EQUITY. M. W. GARY. WM. T. GARY. Edgcficld, S. C., Feb 11, 1S67._tf 7 Law Notice. 11?.E Un'dorsigned havo associated themselves as Partners in the PRACTICE OF LAW for Sedgefield District, under the style of ADAMS it LxaoBVK. W. W. ADAMS, W. M. LANDRUM. Jan. S, 1S67. tf 3 Medical Card. DR. T. J. TEAGUE has moved to the Dwelling recently occupied l>y Mr. J. R. Carwilo, next door helow Episcopal Church. He may be found at the Drug Store of Teague A Carwilc during tho day, and nt his residence dui ing tho night, when not out on professional bu: ?noss. Having been oncaged in thc practice of Medi cine, in its various .?ranche?, for the last Thirteen Year?, ho feels that he doc* not arrogate to him self unduo merit when he solicits a liberal share of oatronago at thc hands of this community. .lan 1 If 1 Medical Card. D.U. A. Sl*ANN WALKER having pcr manontly located at Mrs. E. A. WALKKU'S, ?il'crs his Professional services, in its various liraaehe?. to the Duntonsvillc community. He ma/ bo found at Mrs. Walker's at all times when uot professionally engaged. Jan 15 3m* 3 DENTISTRY. Dil. II. PARKE Respectfully announces that he is well prepared to execute in the best manner and promptly all work in thc business, -and at greatly reduced figures. Having acquainted himself with tho latcincs tim: ble improvements in tho profession, and so curcd a full stock of materials, Ac, he warrants gooc. and satisfactory work to all who moy desire his f ervices. , Edgefield, S. C., Aug. 1, tf 31 For S fieri ff". The Friends of Capt. A. P. WEST respectful ly announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgnflcld atthe nextclection. Nov? te* Ab jJSEr* We have been authoriied by tho Frionds of Capt. H. BOULWARE to announce him a Conc.idate for Sheriff of Edgcfield District at the next election. Apr 12 te* 16 For Tax Collector. The Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq., resp<ctfully norninato bim as a Candidate foi Tax Collector at tho next election. Oct 13 te 43 Tne many Friends of Capt. JAMES MITCH ELL ro'poetfully nominate him as a Candidato for TAX COLLECTOR at tho noxt election. SALUDA. Dec fi te? 50 Wo have * cen requested b> many friends of Mr. JOHN A. BARKER to announce him a Can didate for Tax Collector of Edgcficld District nt he ensuing election. Oct. 2. te* 4 jjSr*Wehave boen authorized by tho many friends of dpt. L. YANCEY DEAN to an nounce bini a Candidate for Clerk of tho Court of Ccmmon Picas for Edgcfield District at tho next slection. June 20 to 27 JUST RECEIVED A FULL ASSORTMENT of LANDRETH'S Philadelphia Carden Seeds. Alsa, EXTRA EARLY FLINT CORN and WHITE and RED ONION SETTS. TEAGUE Si CAR WILE, Under Masonic Hall. Jan 30 tf 5 J. E. DOOK. JILKB M. BERJIT ?00K & BERRY, LATE J. E. COOK A CO., # Grraniteville, S. C., DEALERS IN MM fiOOl'S. Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, T=E A.3R.JL> Vi/ -<a.3=l.E, BOO TS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Notions, &>c. Gro litevillc, Oct 1 6m40 C?BS?GB MANUFACTORY, EDGEFIELD, S. C. THE Subscribers respectfully announce that th ty aro noir prepared to do all work in tho COACH MAKING and REPAIRING BUSI NESS .hat may bo ontrusted to them, in a work manlike manner, and with noatnessand dispatch We havo on hand nf ow CARRIAGES and su perior BUGGIES,of our own manufacture,which wo will sell low. Allkindsof REPAIRING donoproraptlyand warranted to give satisfaction. \swosellONLY FOR CASH, ourpricos ar unusually reasonable. All TVC ask il atrinl. S.TUTH & JONES. Mar ? tf 10 I AM NOW prepared to wait upon you to tho best of my ability, and furnish you whatever you shall call for in the way of DRY GOODS, . GROCERIES, AND SUNDRIES. S. F. GOODE, Esq., lately associated with mo in the L-ry Gooda and Mercantile business, hav ing withdrawn his intercut from the concern, I now respectfully solicit for myself a share of the patrona.;o heretofore bestowed upon the Firm. I am to bc found, as heretofore for some months past, nt tho Cornor-the old nnd well-known stand of Bland A Butler. I have, and conntnnt ly koop in hind, everything in tho way of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c Usually found in a well-conducted Village Store; all of which I offer for CASH AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. J? M. WITT. Byfield, Jw IS, t? ? GROUND FEED, (Corn and Oats,) Bran, Fine Feed, ' ' -Also, Superfine, Extra and Family FLOUR, MADE, and for sale at the GRANITE MILE?., in quantities to suit-purchasers. ' BOLTED COHN MEAL, fresh ground daily, at $1,45 per bushel, of 20 bushels or more. GROUND FEED, (being equal "parts Corn and Oats ground together,) a must excellent Feed for Stock of any kind, at $3,00 per 100 pounds. FINE FEED, at $2,50 per 100 pounds. These articles can bo had at any time at the Mill, or Iso. 24.S Broad Street, Augusta, O.a., by GEO. T. JACKSON & CO Augusta, Fob : 3 3t 8 Augusta Seed Store ! JUST reccivod THIRTY BARRELS of thc PENNSYLVANIA GOURD SEED FIELD CORN. Also, an assortment of White Flint, Yellow Dalton, Tuscarora and Extra Early CORN. I havo also TWENTY VARIETIES of PEAS, and nearly as many of CABBAGES, together with GARDEN SEEDS in large quantities, all of which aro warranted as reprcsontid. C. PEMBLE. Augusto, Feb t ( 3t6 HARNESS, SADDLERY -AND Carriage Warehouse. SADDLES, HARNESS, LSG SET CARRIAGES, Top and No-Top Buggies, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, SADDLE, HARNESS, and Carriage Makers' MATERIAL, LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, RUBBER and LEATHER MACHINE BELT ING and STEAM PACKING, LACE. PICKER and ROLLER LEATHER AND ROLLER CLOTHS. A full assortment in Store, and constantly ar riving, at Reduced IPrices ! SHERMAN, JESSUP & ?0., No. 225, Broad St., Sign of tho Golden Saddle, AUGUSTA,'GA. Augusta, Dec 17' Cm51 G. W. CONWAY, S. TURSER, Of Kentucky. Of Edgcficld, S. C. l? 1 BY CONWAY & TURNER, [Campbell St., Betteten Mroad and Rcynoldt, NEAR PLANTERS HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Ai LLL KINDS of VEHICLES and SADDLE HORSES for Hire. Also, Fino CARRIAGES, strictly for Family usc. Match Horses, Single Harness Horsos, and Saddle Horses bought, or sold on Commission. Covered accommodation on thc Premises for Two Hundred Jfcad of Mules. Augusta, Oct 15 3ni42 -o ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL .STOCK OF GROCERIES just received, t . bracing all of thoso F a ii e y (?ro?crics. (GOOD THINGS,) Required During Hie Holidays ? -ALSO Table WINES and COOKING WINES : Obi BRANDY. Old WHISKEY; RUM and GIN; 5 kgs Pure Old Irish and Scotch WHISKEY Just roceived and fur sale by JAS. G. BAILIE & BRO., 205 Broad Street, Aogusta, Ga. Dec 22 tf 52 WAGON AND BLATU?IITH SHOPS. 'TlIE Undersigned cives notice that ho is now prepared to have REPAIRED in a good and workmanliko manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and other Vehicles that may bo brought t'o his Shops, at fuir and reasonable pri ces for Cash. NEW "WAGONS, CARTS and BUGGIES will also bc put up in thc best style, and on as reason able terms as can bc afforded. Having EFFICIENT and EXPERIENCED WORKMEN in my Shops, and a goul supply ol thc BEST SEASONED TIMBER, no pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction to those who may send their work to these Shops. W. W. ADAMS, Sept. 20 tf BOOTS AND SHOES ! nnllE Subscriber announces to the public that JL ho has commenced tho BOOT AND SHOE Business, and will manufacture all the Different Styles and Qualities, Embracing in part Ladies' Fine Steel GAITERS and BOOTEES ; Misses and Children's superb SLIPPERS and BOOTEES; Gentlemen's Finn Pump Solo, Dress and Water proof BOOTS. SHOES and GAITERS; Boys' Walking and Fine SHOES, Ac. All of which aro warranted to bo made of thc best material and by the most competent workmen, Complete satisfaction will bc rendered to all whe may favor me with their work. I feel satisfied that I can OFFER INDUCE MENTS in tho way of good Work and Lo? Pricos horetoforo unknown in this Town. All ] ask is a fair trial. (Q^* Orders for BOOTS, SHOES, Ac, of overj kind filled on shortest notice E3T REPAIRING neatly and promptly done TERMS STRICTLY CASH. No wori delivered until paid for. W. D. RAMEY. Next door to J. B. SULLIVAN. Jan. 7, 3m_2 FISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS! THE Subscriber has just received an assorl mont of thoso bonutiful Rosewood llnisli METALLIC BURIAL CASES and CASKETS Air-tight and indestructible-forprotecting and prosorving tbcDoad-which ho will soil at butt modoratc advanco on originabcostand transporta tion. Whcroverintroduccd thoso Casoshavoth? proforence ovor all others. ?3T Order s promptly filled. Terms,of course strictly Cash. J. M. WITT. Edgofiold, Mar IS tf ll .Agents "Wanted Fon The Life, Letters, Speeches, &c, Os BY HENRY CLEVELAND, Late Editor of tho Augusta (Ga) Constitutionalist t v Sond for Circulars and seo our term?, and a fud description of the work. Address # NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Corner 7th and Maia St?., Richmond. Va. Feb 29 ii 6 WHOLESALE 'GROCERS, " No. 307 Broad Street, Tbrco Doors Below Plan?: rs' Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.,.* ??AVE on han.] nnd for sale nt LOWEST MARKET PRICES FOR GASS a Complete Assortment of Groceries, consutlng in part of tho following articles : 100 Rbis. PLANTING .POTATOES; 100 Boxes Factory, Slate and English Dairy CHEESE, 100 Boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES, 100 Boxes So?a, Butter, Oyster and Sugar CRACKERS, 125 Bbls. "Crushed," "A," " Extra C" and "C" SUGARS, 50 Bags RIO COFFEE, 50 Pockets Java COFFEE, . ?0 Bales Georgia Factory Cotton YARNS, as sorted numbers, 50 M. SUGARS, all grades, 125 Bag.' SHOT, all sises, 50 Rbis. WHISKEY, all gra-V'. 50 Half Bbls. Flue Oki Rye WHISKEY, 10 i Casks BRANDY, Pale arid Dark, 5 Bbls. Old HOLLAND (il!". 5 Bbls. DOMESTIC GIN, 10 i Casks Old SHERRY, PORT and MA DEIRA WINE, 100 Casca WHISKEY; BRANDY, RUM, GIN, 50 Cases Gin, Brandy, Whiskey COCK TAILS, 25 Cases CIIAMPAIGNES, 50 Boxes Family SOAP, 50 Cases OYSTERS, 1 nnd 2 lbs. Cans, 50' Boxes Assorted and Fancy CANDIES, 25 Cases PLANTATION BITTERS, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, all grades, SNUFF in. Jars and Bottles, TEAS, STARCn, SODA, PICKLES in Cases and Kegs RAISINS, SARDINES, .MUSTARD, SPICE, PEPPER, GINGER, MACKEREL, all Sizes and Nos., SALT, BAGGING and ROPE, Ac, ?e. Augusta, Feb 12 tf J mm man Mm stBbi3'a3i ? Siiflntb? in 1837, And in Augusta in 18-18. THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing tho resident? ol'Edgctiuld arid thc adjoin ing Districts that he has been appointed Agent for the THREE BEST PIANO MAKERS IN THE WORLD, viz: STEINWAi. A SONS. New York, CHICK BRING .t SONS. Boston, HAZELTON BROS., New York. And ho will soil their Instruments at FACTO RY PRICES, with freight add.d. Persons wishing to pur?'uaac a SUPER fOI\ PIANO FORTE will please send for Circular! and Illustrated Catalogues, an 1 they will fine they can purehas" from tho BEST MAKERS, a as Low Prices us they can . i u fori or ones. Illustrated Catalogues and C.rculars sent frei of all charges. CEO. Ai OATES, 210 Broad S . f.'Pt., AUGUSTA, OA. ^.iy-Also. Agent for Mason ? Hamlin's cele brated CABINET ORGANS. Apr 24 tf ?17 ESTABLISHED IN 185C ?&^Xf? TnESubscri- <^<tvTv?0 her would rc ~W&M?L ^^js-^g^vc P ..f t rn ; w iu-% *???&g!B83i form thc citizens of E Igelield ;> ! che "urround inp conn try. thal he beeps aSPEClA L EST AB LISHMENT for th? REPAIR Ar WATCHES nnd JEWELRY. VU work ?uCfiinte?] to hi caro will bs executed promptly, neatly, ant warranted for "nc year. AthisStoro will bc found otc of thc larges Stocks of Gold and Silver Watches, Ofthc bo.*t Europeanaud American tus.nufactari in tho S millern S-.-.'es, with ii -':'cct iissorl tnent of RICH AND NEW STYLES ETRUS CAN GOLD JEWELRY. Set with Diamonds, Pear**, Rubi . Oriental fi .ir nets, Coral, kc. Also. SDI,:?) SILVER WARE, consisting fuli TEA SETS, WAITERS, ICE AMI W ATER PITCHERS, KASTOR?, GOBLETS, CUPS, PORKS, SPOONS, And every ?hin..; in the Silver Ware lino. FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARRELEI G ?J Hi S . Colt's, Smith A Weston's. Cooper's', Renaming ton's, Sharp's, Darring! r' :. P ? ? T Q TSJ S. And many others of ;h<: late '? invention. FINE CUTLERY. SPECTACLES, WALKJi?C CANES, PERFUMERY. POHTMONIAES, AND FANCY GOODS Of every variety t.= Lc found in :i first blas? Jew elry Establishment. ?. PHONT?UTJ Oao Door below Attg'.ista Hotel. 103 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga Oct lj_ Bm _\ JOHN C, .BO EL EE WITH H. WARNER & CO., DEALERS IN FINE LIQUORS, Family and Paney Groceries, TOBACCO, CIGARS * AND SNUFF PIPES OF ALL KINDS, IPowdor, Sfc.ot. Ofvaps . MCI.'.NOTIONS AND Musical Instruments, AND ALL KIND OF STRINGS ALSO, DEALERS IN Ready Ma?c C?otliing, Staple and Fancy D17 Goods BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS, PERFUMERY AND SWEET SOAPS, No. 112 and 144 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, QA. Nov. C, Gm 45 HOUSE CARPENTERING AND TTnsriDE IR,T-A-IK; IISTG THE Subscriber respectfully er.uouncea to th fitizens of Edgelicld Distric. that ho is noi prepared to execute ALL BUILDING AN] CARPENTER'S WORK with li lolity aad dis patch, and on reasonable terms. . Ho is also ongaged, next door*-, 'ho Advertise Office, in tho Undertaking Busiiicss, And hns on hand an assortment of BEAUT1PTT COFFINS, Rosewood finish, neatly trimmed, an of tho latest styles. Prices very moderato. My fino NEW HEARSE, with gentle Horse and a pood Driver, will attend Funerals whe desired. During my absence from thc . <>?<]>. Mr. JAS PAUL, who is conducting tho CABINET BUS! NESS in the samo Rooms, will gi.hi* nidividu: attention to all orders for COFF.' ? 3, ?fcc. M. A. MARKERT. Nov. 27,. tf 48 Wagoning ? IAM now running a WAGON from thia plac to Augusta twice a week, nn'd? will have ni Goods entrusted to my cure properly and prompt Iv delivered. A. A. GLOVER, Agt. Feb 12 tf 7 Notice to Debtors. ALL Persons indebted to mc. aro hereby noli Dod that my Notes and AccpdnJa uro in th bauds ol'" Mr. C. M. MA v. wh.i is fixed to BC RS A cen I Un me in making si ttl: :.. ?. A liberal compromise will bo oherod to taos wishing to settle J. S. SHYLY. Feb li if S Ko. 153, i?Jcciii?g S? reef, iRM?MDOHfASHn??(0, GEORGE C. ?tOODR?CH, ) BHILLIP WINEMAW; f South Carolina.. JOHN ASHHUBST; J DIRECT iJiPORTEilS OF DRUGS, MEDICINES Charleston, S. C., Nov. ?0, 6m 17 The Best Tonic Now in "Cse! MANUFACTURED BY F. PANKNIN, C. CHARLESTON, S. G. Charleston, Jun i.i ly' ESTABLISHED 1354, LENGN?CK ? SEULJ, Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN MILLINERY, STRAW, AND PArTOY GOODS, Kurth-East Corner Meeting and Market Sis. ?STITE thc Traili; to examine their full and varied assortment of BONNETS and HATS, trimmed and untrimmed, RIBBONS, ol nil description?, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Ult ESS CAFS, NET?, VFTI.S, of newest design?, RUCHES, LACE?.CRAPES, MLE?, CORSETS. HOOPS, ?c., .tc. Charleston, Oct 1 Cm 40 State ci rpi outh Carolina, EDGEFJELD DTSTRTCT, /.V COMMON PLEAS. W. H. Tiuitnermin ) r?. > Foreign Attachment, M.. th ow M. May?, J HE V ninMiT in th" above, stated ease narin/! lay filed ?ii-' Declaratiun-in my office and thc defendant having ncithor wife HT Attorney kai wn to resido witbiu tl c limits of ibis State OE w]io:n cn; i'.-. of-raid Declaration with ralos tc pica i cnn served; On motion of J. L. Addison, Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that raid Defendant ?ippcar ?nd plead lo raid Declaration within ? ivar and a ilny from tho date hereof or final anil absolute Judgment will bo given against bim. S.HARRISON, c.c.E.n. ilay 22,13(16 ly 22 ! State cf South Carolina. ISDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IX OpMM?N PLEAS. <!. V?'. Murphy & Slocum, \ vs For. Attach. J. A. Da .1 nnHE Plainliffsin the above staled caso having A. this day-siled-tlieir Declaration in my office and thc Defendant having neither ?if? mir Attor uey known to resido within the limits of thi: State on whom copies of raid Declaration ??il ruled to ple.nl can bo terrell; On motion of Vi o'. ADAMS. K- .., Plain ti Os' Attorney, Ordern! that said Dcfi ndant aj pear and plead to yah Declaration within a year and ii day from the dali liereof.or.Cna] : nd absoluto Judgement will bi given aguie t! bim. S.HARRISON, CCE.lt SepL^fl, 1SCC lyq <1 State of South Carolina, EDGKF1ELD DISTIUCT, IX COMMON PLEAS. Guthridge Cheatham, bearer,") [fi G. W. Strom. J HE PlainliiT in thc above stated caso liavlnj At lt T this day filed bis Deelaratii n in my office and rho Dc lend .mt Having neither wife norAttor ney known lo reside ii i lb in fbe limit? of thi State on whom copies of said Declaration wit! rulei to plead ian bo served ; Ou motion o? W IV. Adams', Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that sail Defendant nppear.ar.d plead to said Dcclaratini vrirhin a year and a day from thc date hereof o Anal and absolute Judgaa-ni will be giren ngains :?im. S HARRISON, c.c.K.i). Marr,TS67._ly_ _U State of South Carolina ED GE FTE lil" D I ST? I CT, i'N'COM UOM PLEAS. G athridgc Cbeatlmni, T G. IV. Strom. HE Plaintiff in "be thi-' dav filed his Fort i'jn Attachment. J : bore stated case bavin] Declaration in mv office and tho Defendant haring neither wife nor Aiti>r noy kuown t" reside ivitliiu tho limits of this Stat ?ri.arhom copies of said Declaration wPL rule? ti plead caa bc ?erred j On motion of W. W. Adams Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that said Diicmlun appear and plead to said Dcelnration within; ye.ir and a day from 'he date hereof or final am absolute Judgment will -JO elven against bim. S. HARRISON, c.c.K.n. Mar ll, 1567. ly_ll State of South Carolina ED GEFIEL D DIS TJtlCT, IN ORDINARY. BY W.F. DURISOE,Esq..Ordinarjof Edge field District. Whereas,Z.W. Carwile, C.E.E.D.bnsnppliod t oio for Letters of Administration, on all and ?\n gular the goo?!? and chattels, rights and credit of John F. L ivolace, late of thc District afore Snid deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish al and singular, thc kindred andcrcditors of th said deceased, to be and appear boforo me, nt ou next Ordinary's Court fur thc said District, to b boldon at E Igefiel? Court House, on the 21s day of .March next, to ihow causo if any, wh; tho said administration .ihould not bc granted. Given liudor my baud and scnl. this 9th da; of Fob. in thc year of our Lord, ono thous and eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in th ninotyt?rstyoarbf the sovereigntyand Indcren de ne-J of thc United States of America. W.I'. DURISOE, ?.E.D. Fob 13 5t _7 State of South Carolina EDGEFIEJiD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Wheres, 7. W. Carwile C.E.E.D. hos ap; lie to mc fur Letters of Administration, on al and singular the goods and chall?is) rights am crudits of John Dom, late of tho Di>tric aforesaid, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cito and admonish ni and iiiigultir. HIP kindred im.l creditors of lb ?aid deceased; t> bo mid npppnr 1 eforc mc, nt on next O.-d::iarv's Court tor ibo said llirfriet, lo lu holden at Edgcfield C. H.. on the 21st day o March next, to ?how came, if any, why the .-iii nd mini? tm ?. u should ?tot bc grunted. Give i under my hand and rtsiilj ihii Otu day o Feb. i.i tho year ol our Lord one thousand ugh Ililli ?i :'d ?u;'i,>ixty-sevo'inrdintheiiitiely-firitye?ii of American independence. If. K DURISOE, O.E.D. Fib ; A FAMILY_PAPER ! TUE WE?Kl.? COSSTITlTIOS?LrST Published Every Wednesday Moaning. State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD DTSTJUCT, IN EQUITY. II. T. Wright, Adm'or., ) Bill to vi , [ Call in V. A. Kerlong and other.'. J Creditor*, & BY Order of the Court, the Credit, m of Ii ".y RY C. Il KR LONG, '!?-?.;'.. aro required t present ?MI'! prove their respective demands bj toro th? Commissioner of ll'.* Court on or hefoi titi first .Monday in April next. Y.. \Y. CARWILE, C.E.E n. Jan 24, 1?>?7. Itt 5 Fhe State of Sotitb Carolina EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. y A EQUITY. .Ino. C. Lanier .t June U. :rcig- "j r ^ ter, ?dm'ors, ? V -,' ''. ',V . ' ? dt heal i.: ?M. C. Sciglcr et al. j s-t0' ic' ?nV drier ?.f thc Ci.urt tho creditors o: DAYL 35 S BIG LE lt, dee'd., sro required to preset ? mi provo their claims, before tho Coniinistiunc m or before the tir-1. d;iv of April next. Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D. Jan 21. 1S67. 9t 5 State of South Carolina BEAUFORT DISTRICT, lt. J. Davaar, Com'r., ^ Marr Webb, Adm'x. J APPLICATION will bo'madc before I is Honr Judge Mosss,at fi Hilson ville, thirty da) a:ter the data hereof, fir leave to substitute new record for the record of thc Judgment i this o iso in the Common Plea*. Beaufort Distrio lestroyod during the recent war, LEROY F. YO UM A XS, riff s Atty. Mar ?>, 1SI?7._lin_?0 State of South Carolins ED.iKFlELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Winnifred Boyd, Thos. II. Reese, Adui'or., ct al. BY Yirtuc of an Order of thc Court in tb cause, all and singular tho Creditors of JA; BOYD, dee'd., are required to pref cut and proi their claims before the Commissioner on or befo: tho Grit day of April next. Z. W. CARY. ILE, C. E. E. D. Fob 2fi, ISC'. it 9 State of South $\ir<>s[M.**, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, . 7Ar EQUITY. Wilton Holstm 1 Bill to Marsbi VT [-AssetiS, Call ? A.W. A.'bill et u.\, et al. J Creditors, ic. T appearing t:i my satisfaction that P.M. Cob 8. man and Louisa his wife, two of tho Defoi dants <u lui; cau.?e, aro absent from and resii hey ou d the limits of ?his State, On motion 1 Messrs. JOKES .t Xonnis, Complainant;' Solic tors, Ordered, That they do appear ard plea answer ur demur to this ItiM within forty da; from thc publication hereof; or in default there Judgment wilt bo rendered against them j>. co? f'w^o. Z. W. CARWILE, c.s.E.rt. Mar 5, lS?7. Ot 10 State of South Carolins EDGEFIKLD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W.T. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edg field District. Whereas Z. W. Caiw?c, C. E. E. D., has a plied to inc for Letters of Administration, </c ?oa ?OH, on nil and singular tho goods ar.d chattel rights and crodits of Summerfield Ballard, late the District aforesaid, deceased. Tluso are, therefore, to cite and admonish a and singular, the Kindred and crediton) of tl said deceased, to be and appear before in?, at oi next Ordinary's Court for tlio said District, to 1 holden at Edgefield Court Ilonso on the 11th da of Apr. nett, to show cause, i: any, why the fa administra ion should not be granted. Given under my hand nr?d seal, this 2Sti day ? Eebi in the year of our Lord ono thousand cizl hundred and sixty-jeven and in tho ninety-fir vcar of American lnilci'cndeneo. W. F. DURIS0E, O.E.I). Mari? <;t 1? Glass and Putty. ALargclot of WINDOW GLASS, of dtffoirci sizes,-and Ono Barrel of PUTTY just r ceived and for sale by TEAGUE ? CARWILE. Oct 17 il " . 42 ?LN EIGHT PAGE PAPER, containing tho Latest News by Mail and Tclograpb, Editorials of tho Daily, full Market Reports, Jlticcllancous I Reading,-and a Solected or Original -.itory, and articles appertaining to thc Farm and Diary each week. Wo shall endeavor to make.it a FIRST CLASS AND TAMILY .TOURNAL.. ? Pri?e.--Single Copy, one year, $3,00 j Ten Copies, sent at ono time, $1,50 each. C2s?"A specimen copy sent when des.red. Address, STOCKTON & CO., Augusta, Ga. Feb 5 lin ft THE AIKEN PRESS. ?T IS PURPOSED to publish in th j Town of Aiken, S. C., a WEEKLY PAPER under tho above title, to bo devoted to GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, Political, Commercial, Social, Literary and Re ligious,-with - A DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Including tho Field, the Orchard,th<? Vineyard and thc Garden. A NEWS SUMMARY, To contain a digest of tho importante! ents of the week, will occupy a portion of the Pape -, and par ticular attontion will bo given to tho unsettled question of LABOR, us besi adapted lo our new condition, and tho development of thc resources nf thc country in Manufactures, A jriculture, Fruit Raising and Vino Growing. Terms : S3 a year in advance. II. W. RAVENEL, Editor. W. D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. Aiken, Jan 22 2m 4 INVENTORS^ MANUFACTURES. TUE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is thc largest and most widely circulated journal of its class in this country. Each number contains six teen pages, with numerous illustrations. Thc numbers for a year make twn volumes of 410 pages each. It also contains a full account of all thc principal inventions and discoveries nf the day Also, valuab'.o illustrated articles upon Tools and Machinery used in Workshops, Manufactories, ??team and Mechanical Eaginccring. Woolen, Cot ton, Chemical, Petroleum, and allother Manufac turing interests. Also, Fire arms, War Impie monts. Ordnance, War Vessels, Railway Machi nery, Electric, Chemical, and Mathematical Ap paratus, Wood and Lumber Machinery, Hydraul ics; Oil and Water Pumps, Wafer Wheels, Etc.; Household, Horticultural, and Farm Implement! -this latter Department bein:: very full and ol great value to Farmers and Gardeners, article! embracing every department of Popah r Science, which every body can understand and which cver> body likes io read. Also, Re-ports of Scientific Socio!?cr, at boin? and abroad, PatcntLar.* Deeisionsand Discussions Practical Recipes, Etc. It also contains un Offi' cial Lis* of all the Patent Claim., a special foatur of great value to Inventors and owners of Patents Published Weekly, two volumes each year, cuvz mensing January and July, Per annum..".$3 00 Six months. 1 50 Ten copies for One Year.25 00 Sooeimen copies sett free. Address MUNN & CO., Publishers, No. 87 Park Row, New YVrk City. Messrs. MUNN i CO. havo had twenty years cxpcricnco in procuring Patents for Now Inven tors who may have such business to transact cai receive, free, all needful advice how to proceed. For Ute Flantaiion, The Garden, AM<l ?sc ?EO???O Circle $LT thc request of thc Publisher, I am nov acting as Agent for the SOUTHERN (".'LTI VATOR, an indispensable Agricultura Journal ?shed at ?thans, Ga. Term?. ?"2 per annum Every Farmer, Planter and Horticulturist ii ihe South should be a reider of tbs CULTIVA TOR. JLgr*Spec;men numbers may bc seen at th Adtertiter OfEcc. D. B. Di' tlSOE. Sept i : tf S BROWN & PERKINS, PUBLISHERS OF SHEET USIC, And Hfasic Books, 'E would respectfully call tbc attention of Choir-Loaders and Singing School Teach ers to our establishment, whore all kinds of Church Music, Oleo acd Anthem Rooks can bo obtained on thc most favnrablo terra!. Thc long cxpcricnco of our Mr. PEHKISS, in Mueieal Conventions, Cho:rs, tho' Concert Room .ancISuaday School, enables him to give advice and information on all poins of musical interest as to tho selection of proper works of instruction, formation of Musical Schools-progress in musi cal studies, and items of general interest to com posers/leaders, teachers an 1 students. Sheet Music furnished on thc usual terms, with promptness and dispatch. Country orders solici ted-and selections made for pupils, teachers, con certs, ?tc, ?tc, .fcc. NOW READY: . Will bc True to Mc,.T. E. Perkin?,.30 cts. The Orphan Wanderer,....T. E. Perkins,.-.....!!) cts. Tho Rose Bufb.......T. E. Perkins,.30 cts. Fairy of the Wildwood,...H. A. Brown,.30 els. Memory, (for Baritone,)..Ii. A. Brown,.30 cts. Four of any of the above will bc forwarded on rcceipr, of one dollar. g&~Send /or a Circular.. BROWN & PERKINS, .120 Broomo 51., New York City. New York, Jan 1 4ml THIS GLOSS STARCH Is used by First-class Hotels, Laundries,. Tens of Thousands of Families, and Should bc used by nil. - It gives a beautiful polish, making tho iron pass smoothly over tho cloth, saving much time and labor. Goods dono np with it keep clean longos, consequently will not wear out so soon. IT MAKES OLD LINEN LOOK LIKE NEW ! Sold by Druggists ar?d Grocers generally. ?UK ?ITIPERIAE BLUE IS THE BEST IN TILE WORLD! It is soluble in hard as well as soft water. It is put up in tho safest, neatest, and uiostconvcni cnt form of any o tiered to the public IT IS WARRANTED NOT TO STREAK THE CLOTHES ! * Sold by Grocers and Druggists generally. Agents wanted everywhere, to whom wo offer extraordinary inducements. Address NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS CO., No. 218 Fulton St., New York. ?Tan 1_? _fina . 1 GROVESTEEN & CO., FUN FORTE II?IMII1S, -109 Broadway, New York. THESE PIANOS received thc Highest Award of Merit at tho World's Fm'r; over thc best makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities of New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and lios ion ; also, thc ii cid Medal at the Amrr.'can tnetilHte, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS!! Our Pianos contain thc French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Overstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all Modern Improvements. Every Instru ment irarren'ed F.I VE YEARS! Made vndcr the supervision of Mr. J. H. GROVESTEEN, who has a practical experience of over thirty-five years, and is the maker nf orer rieren I li artaud Piano-Fortes. Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to sell these instruments from SK Oto $!00 cheaper thdn any first class piano forte. ' /STGEO. A. OATES, Augusta, Gu., is the authorized Agent for tho sale of thorn PIANOS, and will al way ? keep a nuir ber on hand for the inspection of the public. Aug S lynir 32 GREAT DlPROYEffiTlA OTIKG MACHINE. iii Salesroom. 530 Broadway* New York, 250 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, 921CIIESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. Patented Feb. 14, 1SC0. THIS MACHINE is constructed on *er.tirely new principles of mechanism, possessing many rare and valuable improvements', 1 aving been examined by the most profound experts, and pronounced to bc Simplicity and Perfection Combined. It bas a straight needle, perpendieulrr action makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will nei'her RIP nor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides : performs perfect sowing on every description of materia!, from Leather to thc finest Xaiisook muslin, with cotton, linen orsiik thread, from thc er arses t to thc finest number. Having neither CAM or COG WHEEL,and thc lca.-t pos sible friction, it rnna as smooth as glass, and is Emphatically a Ncicciess Machine. It requires FIFTY PER CENT, less power to drive it titan any other machine in the market. A giri twe?ve years of ago can work it steadily, -.vitb..ut fatigue or injury to health. Its Strength and wonderful simplicity of con struction rt miers it almost impossible to pct out of order, and is GUARANTEED by thc compa ny '?> give entire satisfoctior. We respectfully invite ?ll those who may desire to supply themselves wi:h n superior article, to come and examine this UNRIVALLED MA CHINE, Cae half hour's instruction is sufficient to cna bla any person to work this Machino to their en tire satisfaction. Agents wanted for all towns in the United Suatos, where agencies arc not already established. Also, for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South Ameri ca, to whom a liberal discount will bc given. EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MANU FACTURING CO., 53G BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Aug 1 H.ir.-7m 31 An Invention of Rare Merit! Brown'. Patent METAL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY, THAT WILL NOT BREAK ' . BY II KAT, Burn3 up all gas and smoke,' never breaks by puttin^ona shade ; short, and not top heavy; is eas?y cleaned by romovinjc to?-; in fact, tho most pertect chimney known -and is fast superseding all others whore it has been in troduced. No dealer caa afford to bc without them. ? NEW LAMP CHIMNEY CO.,1 73 Warren St., jg, Y. Aug l t 6m MARVIN'S PATENT Alum anti Dry Plaster, Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES, WARRANTED THE BEST IN THE WORLD ! Never corrode the Iron. Never lose their fire-proof qualities. Arc thc only Safes filled with Alum and Dry Plaster. Plcaso send or call for an Illustrated Catalogue ' MARVIN A CO. Principal J No. 2fi*> Broadway, New York. Warehouses. (.No. 721 Chesnut St, Philadelphia. Feb 27 10m 9 Administrator's Notice. A LL persons having demands against the Es _tate of JAMES M. LANHAM, deceased, arc requested to prosent them, duly attested, to tho undersigned, or to W. W. Ad.im?, Esqr.. nt once ; and thoso in anywise intlcbtcd to said Estate aro earnestly requested to make payment without de lay to tho undersigned. JAS. A. DEVORE, Ad'or. Jan. 23, Sm -1 PER YEAR!-Wc want Agents everywhere to sell our nirnovi n $20 Sewing Machine?. Three new kinds. Under ut j and upper ?ced. Sent?n trjnl. Warranted five i years. Above salary or jprre ccrnmisMons paid, ll I Tho ON'.v mnoluncs sold in United States for Ufs ic i than $40, ?hieb are /ally Heated ly Hoir e. li'Ac ? - 1er <*. ?P?ifo?i, drover d' Bater, Sinyer ii- Co., ai'd llfi< helder. AU other cheap mach (nts aro in fringements ?nd the niter or mer are liable to ar" reit, fiiie and imprisonment. Illustrated circu lars sent /nr. Address, or call upon Shaw ?fc Clark, a,t Eiddleford, Maire, or Chicago, 111. June ft isw?y ?3 Administrator's Notice. ALL Person? having demands against tho Es tate of JAMES II. WHITE, deceased, aro earnestly requested to presen; them at on carly day ro tho undersigned : and tho.?e indebted to sai l Estala arc requested to n.akc immediate pay racut. F. W. HORNE, Adm'or.; in right cf bis wife, on the Estate of J. E. White, decU Jan 29 2m fi