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Gov. Smith Of Virginia, in his address to
the Citizens Of Danville,. besought the people
of all ages, sexes and conditions to practice
economy, the nlen to qnit wearing their fine
paraphernalia. and to clothe them elves in ha-
biliments more becoming a peorls engaged in
such a struggle as we have on cur hands to
ccunomise not only in %raiment, but also in
food, even recommending tse discontinuaT,ce
of. tie use Of meat, e4c'pt oner u day. To
the ladies' he appealed, to pursue the same
po icy. and told them as he hAd-tJla "thc fine
ladies of RichmonG,' that they must darn
and double darn their old dresses, and never
inv any of tile pew tangled Yankee made tab
res 50 ~temptingiy displayed in tile sh"p-Sm-
dows of the merchants.
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Oct. 81
OFFICE OF A. C. j. DIVISION No A.

ST. NATIONS, Oct. 1st,. 1863.
CAPTAIN TILLNAN WATSON, Junior, is
4. b,feby appointed an Aseft for this Depart
meat fer q portion Of Eischeld District. uis
Liue will extend from Mr.. joel Ridsells on too
Colum.ia Road, to chappelPs Depot on Green
willie L Columbus Railroad thence to Ninety Six
Depot (inciusivo,) from thsnce to Fury's Ferry
on the Savannah kiver, (via Liberty Hill from
thenco down tho aa7apuah River L" Hamburg
from thcncc down the South Carolina Railroad to
the Barnw,ll Line from thence he District line
between Edgefeld, Barnwcll and Lexington as
far as Mr.. Ridsel's.
He is authorized to purchase subsistence sup
plies for this Department, and also when necesaa-
ry to seize the supplies hold by those who refuse
to SILL TO the Government.
lie is authorized to receive and receipt for tie
portion of the Tux in Kind consisting of Wheat,
Backwbeat, M~olasses, Ground Peas, Bacon and
Potatoes. JOHN +. hILEf,
Capt. & A. c. 3. 2
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Commissioners Notice.

10Y order .f Wm. NJ. Shannon, state Agent, all
- persons in Edgciold Dis:rict in possession Of
Slaves liable to Road duty, except those owning
only ono hand, are hereby summoned to deliver
One Fourth Of their Slaves liable 10 such duty at
the Dcpots nearest tho owners residences, on Nom
day rho 10th day Of November next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, tEorc to a;isit transportation to Charleston
fer Thirty days labor on the fortifcaiiaIs. Owners
arc ranuired to furnish their Slaves With spades or
shovoIs. and rations to last them 10 Charleston.
Commissioners are requested not to recognize
receipts given by agents, for substitutes.
the aggregate OF the GALE made on this District,
Including the pro:tut ell, viii mako one months
labor of ail Road hands.
The fine is Increased to s203 to DO recovered
hy Indictment Commissioners aro required TO
make returns, or Oath, Of al defaulters to o Mag
istratc, who is required TO ifsuo u Warrant for the
recovery Of the Gne. .rotutsable to Court,
by III Act of the Legislature, raeseu Al the
la,. Spssicn. Ircs Eersoha OF Color aro reqii-sd
To do their quota Of work on the fo-tifcatioas,
cut aro alluw.s TO hire su Institutes 20 work in their
stead.
Given under my hanl this 18th day of oc;o-
Der 1868. GEO. B. MILLS, Cairmau,
Goal. BID Comu'rs. Rds i. D.
a. JONES. sec'ry.
n. IA emmissi ner will no at Aiken. S. c.,
by 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 10th day of Nevem-
Der mex. to deliver the Road hands 10 tho Agent,
for the Uppor Bsttalioa of the 9TH Regiment.
4. JONES, Chair. Board.
a., Of 3t ~
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SLAVE LAK0N nfYfsIGN Ne. s.

n THE Commissioners OF the Roads and thu
Eo Towm authorities within the judicial Distri':s
Ut Fairfield. Ric.i;and. Lexington, E.S"feiI.
Barnwoll, and Ornngunurg. are required forthwith
10 eummun all persons in possession Of ;ltros
liable 20 Road duly. within the limits of their au
h .rity, to deliver one fourth Of their slaves Ii nbie
to such duty ut the Irrois nearsss II o~ ner's
resi.;enee, "a MONDAY. )6'h November next. At
10 O'Clock n M. there t. await transportation to
Ouarleston for thiriy days labor OF the ivrtiica-
t,nns.
II. Tho aggregate Of the calls maac on this
Division, including tn. present c,ll. is four months
labor of oue-fourta Of al the Road hands. In
pursuaoc. Of the torms If the Act. then, the
Commissioners aud Town authorities will only
reouirc of the several Shareholders such an amount
-: labor as will. when added TO that already fur
nished, make up such o.n"r's quota, /. c., one
fourth ar their Road hands FOR four !!.a;hs.
Ill. Labor contributed in advance under this
csll will be credited On future calls.
lT..0sncrs ara requested IN furnish their
slaves wi,h spades or shovcls aad ritipns 20 las,
thcn to Charleston.
V. Tue Agents .srt to recsivo tho nesrocs arc
prohibited from mrni.hing substitutes. and The
Com missioners, &c, are requested not IS recoe-
nizs receipts given by thcm f,r snch purpots.
WIN. N. SHANNON,
Agent of the States. e.
Camden, S. c., Get. 12th, 1863.
ms- Ne curry Courier and all papers in the
Division publish orcc Is week for four weeks.
oct 81 4t ~
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TAxIN KIND-IMpuRTANT.-ln 6 recent
letter from the cvnlmissioner of taxesat Riun-
mond, an In pertant rule is laid down for the
Guidance OF collectors and producers. by sec
ton NI.of the lax Act each farmer and plan.
Ter OF the Confederate States is required to
pay oue-terth OF the produces enumerated
therein, save certain res crvatio.s to the Coz
rrnmen,. This Tx is :mpo,ed on all, whether
gathered or not, except nay and fodder, which
uust 6rst be cured, ard peas, bcansanG ground
peas, which must first De gathered. Ii, there
iorc, follows that, if : FARMER gather none Of
the latter, but turns his hogs into tue fi-ld,
and tie crop is consumed in that way then,
IS pone has been gathered, there will De no
tx. So, then, the ;i,he is only required upon
the hog and fodder cared, and the peas. beans
sul ground peas gatde,ei-.hese are all the
exceptions. If a mau turns hogs on his po-
%,atoes, corn, ETC, he must save enough OF each
10 pay the 1.-THE upon the whole. This is the
la,e, aud it is by that we must all be governed.
BY section XII the farmer, planter Or grazier
IS required tn pay one tenth Of his po,k-thai
ia, OF all the hogs slaugnerei. reckoning sixty
po.inds of bacon from one hundred pounds OF
pork. There Is no deduction to be made. No
inquiry, as to- how tho hogs were fatscned,
whether b. corn from iho CRIB, corn in the
field, or pea, grouuc pas and potatoes fec in
the field, it IS al! the saue.
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OFFICE PURCHASING AG,T SUBSISTENCE
KDagrIELp DISTRICT, Elgefeld S. c., Oct. 81.

kDGEFIELD DISTRICT Edgehe!d ;. u, Oct. 81.
EpY virtue of my appointment as Purchasing
Hp and Jmpressing Agent in the Subsistence
department C. S. Army, for a portion of THE
District, Respectfully beg leave to say to the
Farmers included in nv portion Of tie District
that I am ready to receive and receipt for their
portion of tho Tax in Kind duo the Confederate
States, at other Of my Store-Rooms, ut Edge
field c. II, Ninety-Sir Depot, Hamburg, OF st
Ridge p. O..
While i shall eudeavor, in the discharge of my
delicafs duty to avoid any apparent or real in
reference with the rights Of oil persons, never
thelcss / will firmly GGd (%earlessly proceed To i'm
press all Subsistence Stores that may he held by
parties in speculation. And l hereby warn all
such to dcsist from purchasing supplies above the
rates fixed in the Schedule Of tho Inprcs-.ag
Commissioners for South Carolina.
All tie surplus produce of the country will he
required Cor tho successful prosecution Of th'
War, and I earnestly appeal to the citizen Ssof
the District, 10 como mp promptly to the support
OF rhe Government. We feel assured that, upon
prope. reflection, any one must feel that it is bet
ter to sell to tho Government at q FAIR equivalent
than to the spectator ut any price.
This is the most trying iour With us ard 70
certainly Will not Ion ger aid and abet the srccu-
lstor in bringing ruin upon ourselves.
Persons having Subsistence Stores for salo viii
he rendering a service 10 tbs country byprcmptlv
Offering the same TO me ut Ehseleld c. II.
All good citizens are respectfully requested TO
report to ME any one known to them who il
holding his supplies for speculation, otherwise
4 grea, mauy will esado the duty they owe u"
,heir country. Auy Communication Of t';e kiud
addressed to me at Ridgo ?. o will be c,hfden-
tally received and i'm modiately attended to.
I. WATSON, JR.,
Purchasing Agent Eigofe!d Dist.
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AxEcpuTz or Gss. EvELL.-When Gen.
Ewell entered Carlisle, Penn, the clergy
men Of the city called upon him in a body
anu asked whether they might open their
churches on the ensuing Sunday.
"Certainly," said Gen. Ewell, g wish my
self to attend church"
They retired, but soon rr-appeared, and
in the most dcfereutial tone inquired whether
he objected to their Srnying for the resident
of the United States.
Not at ALL" replied Gen. Ewell, II know
OF no man who is more in need of your pray
ers.
The Yankee preachers silently Withdrew.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
DY W. F. DUhIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge

DY W. F. DUhIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District
Whereas, JOHN F. Barns has applied 20 me
for Letters of Administration, With the will an
ne1el, ON all and singular the good, and chat
tells, rights aud crcdi's of Joseph Z. Morgan late OF
the District aforesaid, deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and Singular, the Kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
nex, urtin,ry's Court for tho said District, to pc
b !dan at Eageisld C. H., on she 9Th day Of
Nov. noxt; to show cause, if any, why tho said
Administrations should not 30 granted.
Z Given Under my .hand and seal, this 24th Day
Of Oct. 10 the year of our Lord ons Thousand
eight hundred and 1Sixiy-tbrec, and il. the eighty
eighth year OF tho Independence Of South Caro-
lima. JED.
Oct IL 2t 81
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"MoysiEuk TossIS .CoYE AcAN."-The
immortal Parson Browniow has turned mp
nsain-!hi< time. in a letter to the Cincinnati
Commerci"l, breathing fire and destruction
upon the Rebels. He says:
For M part, | have every confidence in
our ultimate success. Let Rosecraas be ie-
iniorced, and he will whiptie whole Confed-
sracy. The mediation 1 advocate is that of
the cannon and the sword; and let there he
no armistice, on sea OF land: until a;lthe rebels.
front and rear, North and South, are Sntjr
gated or ex.erminated. Aud ,hen let con
dign punishment DE speedily meted out to the
surviving leaders in this unholy crusade
against civilization. My motto is, Greek fire
to the masses and hell fire for the leaders
And none hut the loyal chouid he consulted
iii tie great casting up ofth0se %aeconnt';
w. G. BR0WNLOW.
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ead-Quarter
ENROLLING OFFICER

ENROLLING OFFICER
FpoEFIELp,' Oct. 70, 1868.
n IN compliance with orders reoeiyel' erou the
T. Super:ntandant of thc Bureau .of C%onscrip-
ii, n, III men who have been exempted by Suf'sti-
tuition, or who row hold such papers, are ordered
to -sport'fur'hwith at these headquarters.
II. Ts assist, as far as possible, in tue desired
result, eli subordinate Officers. nre. directed 10
forward to this 0Mce, without delay, every sub
st;tuts s.pyr presented to tkem..
III. The parties Furnishing The papers will be
furnished certificates by the Enrolling Officer,
bearing on their face tho fact that such papers
have boon, taken from them, and for what Pur-
pose.
". It is not int.ndad to interfere Violently
with any principal whose discharge has been re-
coxpizsa as valid, hut en- exauination of the Pa.
per; is absolutely necessary for tho formation of
an intelligent and correct opinion concerning the
extent Of the frauds, and for the detection Of the
parties engaged therein.
BY order +. M. eCHIkMEk,
Lieut.. and Chief E. O..
nAk q IL
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Sow WHEAT.-Wc feel it our duty to csl'
tue attention of orr planting fr;euds TO tho
po!icy of sowing large fields Of wheat thissali,
believing thatit wuuid promote their true
intvre t to do 80. Asa crop it is easily put
in TIE ground, aud tan:n VIII 80 other care
except thar OF keeping up The ]ir'ces, iha la
nor If the planter is ever. The crop is made
Nv the genial sunshine and refreshing raiis
1t the spring midsummer without tue con-
slant tillag.. of man. With reduced labor and
teams, therefore, with WHICH to cultivate corn
!ur next year, it certainly beh"oves us t"
lay Town as much small grain rs possible this
fail.
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state CT South Carolina,
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT,
rU Pv >
IN ORUINAfI.
NY ". F. 'DURISOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge

EsY W. F. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
10 Geld District.
Whereas, William Tsnnent has aprliedto me for
Letters of Administration, with the will Annexed,
de Jeni~ mon, on all and singular tho goods and
chattels. rights and credits Of Simeon Christie,
Late oE the District aforesaid. decd
These arc, therefore, to cite and sdnonish all
ani singular, the kindred and %tr!ditors of tbs
sal, decenscd, TO he and appear before me, ut our
next OrdirAry's Court for The said District, to be
hol len at Fdgafcid Court House, OF tho In LAY
Of Novemher next, to show cause, If any. why tho
salt administration should not, he granted
Given under my hand and seal. this 2lst dry
ofOcrobor in the year of our Lord one thousand
,iobt hundred and sixty three, and in the eighty
eighth year of the Independence Of S. Carolina.
W. F. DURISoE, o.E.n.
.Oct Is q - J
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

pYw.F F. DuKISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District
Whereas. Charles Carter has applied to me
for Letters Of administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattcls. rights aud credits 81
Moses Carter, Lutte Of The District aforesaid
decd.
Tb.ss are. therefore. to cite and ndmouish all
and singular, ine kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to Ire aud appear before Inc. ut our
mex, Ordirary's Court for the said District, 20 b@
holden At Edgsfeld Court House, on tho Ssh day
of Nov. Doxt. to show cause, il my, why tho
said adminisrra,ioD Should not be granted.
Given under nv hard AID seal, his AID day of
Ort. in tho year Of "ur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-tsree, and IN tie e'ssty-
e;vht, vr.r of the Independence OF ; Carolina.
VIZ. DURI5oE, o.E.D.
Oct Of e 43
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Burial Gases !

r krop constantly on hand q full stock of Walnut
z and Mahogany C0FFINs. which, from a"'
after this date, will br sold tor CASH. .snd at
pricos as reasonable, "a the-.imcs will admit of.
The nee of tho HEARsE- will be %chsrseai iur
according TO the sauls ratio.
Elvc6old, S. c., Oct 10. !E6;. If ~
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State IF South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
GEIh AIRY

IDGEfiELD DISTRICT, -.
IN Ordinary.
Ely ". z. DUtISCE, Esq Ordinary of Edge
AF ncid District.
Whereas, Albert 6. Turner has applied to ME
for Letters Of Administration. on all and singn-
llrtac goods and chattals, rights md credits of
james 5. Adam2, late of the District aforesaid,
deed. :.
These are, therefore, to. cite and admon;sh all;
and siuyuiar, the kindred and creditors Of the sail
deceased, TO DO and appear before me, at our NEXT
o. l.nary's Court for tbs said District, to bshoid~n
at Edgcue.d G. H., "n The 2Sth day Of Oct. inst ,
to Show cause, if auy, why tue said admiDistrati2-
.ncall not bv gated.
Given undo. ay hand ard seal, this 18th day nf
Oct. in the year CT cur Lord, enc thousand c;sLt
hundred ana siyty-tbras, and ia The SSth yesEof
tbs Independence of Seth caro,ina.:
w. +. DUkIS0E, o:k.p.
Oct q. 1863. Ct ~
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A, thc same times and places L will collect
lrcm Registered Tax Psyers tkc Tax On amount
Of gross sales from LIST July to l:t Oct.
Twill be required 10 mako my return the last
of November. Therefore Tax Payersnre respect
July requested 10 Rect me 81 my appointments
Persons sishipg to appeal from assessment of
Assessor. can do 81 between the 18th Of 0crubcr
and LIST Nov. c. NJ. MAY, 18Th Dlst' toi.
Oct :. It 40
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Allen.

.TIlIs thorough bred yoras STALLION will
4 slanG 'hc Fall see.1H. com nioncing 1st So
,-:naer. Ut .Nr. I.od Iljlt. plau,atiOn, Mt So The
Suns,i. q. ~. c -
ETHAN ALLEN is ort CT a Messenger iaars
by Elh4n Al'an he by Fiyias. Mvfgan-thct tst
:ro,:iog ,toc.; known. -
AiiiAN. ALLEN il . beautiful lay, &c hapds :,
high. six yours old. and # fine tnr:a. and seti n.
lis its rs fire col's IS eau lie Shown in lho lis
,,ict. "A. j. HUGHES:
Sept2 fSs4 &e
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Cammitled 10 tha. aaii-

,6AF tti' District, on the 18th int, . negro nan
quently called ebert, and that he belong s to Jaa.~
Hiug, living at Atlanta, Ga. Enbsrt says hasuass
arrested when at his Sife's honse in the, upper.
part of this District. SAID Ebert is about Il
Iears Of rge, weighs aboutfr0 pounds, is 5 feet.
y incbas. high, dark Completed. No marks or
scars noticed. s ..4.
The c~rs. IS requested to. come forward, prove
property. 7ar charges anu take him away, ether
wise he will be dealt with ns thu Law Directs q.
L.. d. MCCULLOUGH; JED. .
= June "a, If 26s /,
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nc Tho fno Arabian horse presented to Pes
iloat Davis, which has been aw"itinga passage at
Nassau for scn.o Mouth, has safely arrived in tho
on:edrr ate Suites.
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Sc:ll "a. burnside, ~, a.,,1 3..J
1e@;s Ionss. A4n.'or. ct al. Estate
Ely vir.ue 81 IN o|rlsrrof TIE Court in this
: cainse. [wii proceed To sexton tha pr cn..Ses,
IN TUESDAY, The I0th day Of November nrx',
.kc Pal E.,s;s Il described ia The rlcaii. o., viz:
UNE tract or PARCEL OF LAND, where
on tic lat. ..nhrew burnside resided TT she time
Of his a.atn, containing Gao hundred 20 thirty
srynn t,3?l a.Ircs. more ar lees, having thereon n
cymmodinu, Two STORY HOUSE, and al ne
ccssI-y "u:-hui,iiess. and n fnc young Orchard Of
ch,icc Fruit Trees. This is undoubtedly one Of
the most pleasant and comfortable Homes in the
un country, and is s;tua;cd only ono mile nfd II
half rrum the T"wn of Hamburg and city OF
Augusta. Gen. NJ. C. NJ. II tmn:opd occupies this
desirable property at this TINS, and viii show the
premises tn any onc dosirrus Of purchasing.
Also, ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Town Of
Hamburg, Containing 0nn hale Aero. more crless,
h,undai Oh lroat by Ccr:;rr Street, North by s.
AltaAay's lot. 5 nth hy Mrs. Bewley's lo;, &c.,
at p.o,eut ~oer..pitl by Joha Shinal.
TERMS.-S9G on credit Of twelve months,
with interes, rec:a day vi salo, except costs ri
suit ,slirh ml,t be in cash, (thc purchaser hayins
the privilege" Of rayirc tfc "..ysc amount in cash if
hs 80 desires, Purchasers vii! aa required to give
;}pn.;s Yilh at least two god :uretics to secure
ic purchase moacy. Tides TO b. paid fns extra.
- Possession given or tue lst day Of jan'y
mex. y. VI. C~hfaHlLE, c E'E'n.
C.n'rs. Oc;,., Del. ", 4t4l
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some Of the Effects of its Teachings.

Some uf the Effects OF its Teachings.
We cannot, in Justice to ourselves and tie
people of the STATE, refrain from publishing
ID. following letter from a Surgeon in the Ar
my of Northern Virginia, and one whom eve
nv citizen in this section is well acquainted
with, concerning the principle, reason Why 20
many dcsertions have Lcan caused from this
State, He stl:es that We may rely upon the
facts as true,s as he has had them FROM those
| who we're acquainted with the facts. We al
SO publishit to .how what are The consequences
attending those who are persuaded to tollo1
wrong teachings; ard va are satisfied. that
The brave veterans in Lees army are,s unit
with US on this subject:
CAMP IN THE FIELD, ARRY n. Va,
September %, 1878.
MrssRs. EDITORS: On last Saturday, two
men in our brigade, Eaon Fugit and Allen
Ab.her, both from Wilkes County, and both
belonging to the 33d North Carolina Troops,
were executed near this place for desertion.
Seven others belonging to our brigade haze
since been tried for the same offence; I've oil
them have been convicted, and as their SEN
tcnces have been approved by Geu. Lee, they
viii be shot next Saturday. The cases Of
the other Two came uudcr the Presidsnts
proclamation, and they were released. Near
" every ome of them stated while upon trial
that they rer. lnGdced to deser. by the teach
Tugs c. Tie North Caroiira Standard. Que
OF thew, whuse name is Greer, 'frnm, WstauGa
County, g member of Company b, 3Ith n.
G. l., gayc. tue teachings of the Standura as.
the sole reason fpr l;s,iasertior. Others saId
they read the Staaaura. believed Il it ~ be, true,
and thought they we're doing their duty when
they deserted.
understand Holden boasts that q large
majority Of the privates are With MIN IN his
present traiturous course. Msssrs. Editors
were Holden compelled On next Saturday, as
We will be, to march out ssa zee those men who
have basely deserted their c%olors, receive. a
aiishuaorsble death from tns hands OF their
comrades. 1 think, hard "a is his heart, and
scared as is Ls conscience, be would pause
end reflect ere he again sent his banetul
traahiugs to dplude his Ignorant followers to
bloody graves.
NORTH CAROL1NIAN.
Great God what arecord to be brought
against a uian protesting to be Southern and
uaviug tue sau.e of Lis iellow. country men al
heart, in the great day Of judgment, when he
SHALL be called upon to answer for tho lives OF
:lose. poor deludsd FLOWERS of his. wrong
teachings. 1t is sickening TO a lover OF his
and liberty !-lrodell Express.
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Assessors Notice.

s WILL attend with Mr.. May, the Collector, al
Z the tiuC aid places mentioned by him, to re-
cc:ve Returns, aid make Assessments, n"taircaiy
,uade, us the "Tax in Kind" also. ta%s Inc
quarterly 2etura, cf tile amount OF gross sales ii
,epi,tvrcd tax for the quarter eading 50;h Sept.
Every 7erscn uh,, as Trustee, Guardian Tu-
.or, Curator, Committee, Executor CT AdninisIra-
tor, or a. Agent, : t.rrcy in fact, or factor, Of
any person or persons, ~ho have failed to make
returns to me, are barely notified that thcy viii
-havo an opportunity Of doing So by meeting me
at my appointments. They arc held re.p"nai'it
for all L.xcs lue from the E<iata, income money,
,er property ia their possession, or u"der 'hoif
control. And. if auy should fail to avail them
selves of the PRESENT opportunity, The penalty o.;
the law will h. strictly enforced in e:ery Instance
At he same time 1 viii make an estimate, ms
he law directs, Of nil "nunt Cattle, iioraes ana
Mules, not used in cultivation, and Asses owned
~ each person." PA Iters aud Farmers will tikc
dus notice ,toreof, and govern themselves accord
lngy. r.. 49, IL,
oon 49, 20.