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What shoald be Done.

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There are e great many things which we
ought to do and which we put oil. frometime
to time, through negligence or Indifference,
but there Is something row present. 10 us
which admits of no delay as it is matter of
vital Importance, demanding immediate at
tention. PLANTING time is now upon US, and
We cannot too earnestly urge upon our people
the great and'pressing necessity Of planting
something on every spot of ground. The army
and-the people at home must be clothed and
fed, and our3planters andfarmers must see to
it that they dotheir whole duty in this respect.
THERE'S no danger to be apprehended from
Mr.. Lincolnland his horde OF satellites, but
serious consequences would result from a
scarcity of provisions, and the only way to
eiectually guard against such q adiretul ca
lamity is for every man who has q patch of
ground to act as if the safety of himself and
family depended upon the amount of yegeta-
bles and root crops he could raise. Plant.
corn, vegetables Of all kinds. in the present
scarcity of meat will be most acceptable, and,
plant as many potatoes as possible as they.
are Of great importance. One acre well cul-
tivated, as a garden, will go further towards
subsisting q family than ten acres as a field
crop Plant peas, beans, squashes, tomatoes,
turnips, .cabbages, carrots, etc. The greatest
industry should be exercised to grow proyis-
ions for nan and beast during the present
year, as the wants of the country will require
all that can be raised. Let US all then be-
stir eurselyesiR this good work, as there will
be an UNUSUAL demand for provisions Of all
kirds, aud our success in q measure depends
upon keeping the army well clothed and fed.
-Augusla Constitutionalist.
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N6TICE 10 C~ONSeRIPTs
4TH CONGRESSIONAL D1sTRIC1

HEADQUARTERS EXAMINING BOARD,
EDoEFlELp C. h, Feb. rs, 1864.
n THE Medical Examining Board of the 4th
10 Congressional District will meet for thesex-
animation of Conscripts and Soldiers on Fur
Tough at tho following times and places:
Edgefeld G. H. Saturday, 18th March.
Newberry, Monday, l4ta -"
Abbcville, Wednesday,, 10th
Laurcns, =. Friday, 18th
Lexington, Monday, 2lst
II. l.. Officers and and soldiers on furlough,
,oho are able 10 trarel, must report to o Hospital
Examining Board for extensions. Such extension
cannot DO recommended by the Medical Board
for the District ~
2. Those irho arc unable 10 trapel 10 q Hospital
Board mayrepert to the Medical Board for the
District on the. days above indicated.
3. Those who are pdysicotly unable to leare
homo to appear before the Medical Board for the
District viii, previous to the days appointed, send
up to the Enrolling Officer of the District the GER
tihcate er his attending physician, embracing n
full and accurate statement Of the casc-whichc GER
,i0catssSjll 10 referred by the Enrolling Officer,
to tho Medical Board for their action.
J. p. CAMERON,
Prest. Eram. Hoard 4M Cong. Din,
Marc 2t IL
49,
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Tax Collector's Notice.

1T will be seen in tho Assessors notice that he
y is instructed to re-asse,s the Income Tux. As
there will BIO money to. refund to many Tu1-Pay-
ers, I will attend With Or. r. c.. Griffin at his
appointments, and pay back to those who have
paid too much; and collect from those who have
made no return Of their Income Tax. Persons
who have not paid their Cattle and Regia,ry Tax
will avail themselves Of this opportunity to do so.
We arc not visiting all the places where ";
-havo heretofore collected tax. from the fact thu. l
wishto refund the inoncyt to TaS-PaJers who have
,aid too much il time to give them an oppprtuni-
IL to invest their money in Bonds previousnto the
frat of April, and thereby save %33 per cent. In
sill cases where money is to be paid back, / shall
require the renei2t to bo returned to me. Tax
Payers who canno. attend in person cad sond
their receipts By a friend.
C. NJ. MAY, 18th Dist. Col.
Feh % 81 10
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Tax in Kind

ALL Claims for Hauling Tax ia Kind to this
TX Depot must be settled bV tho end of tho
muntb, else they will not bu allowed. The orders
are positive and pcremptory.
I M, now. shipping all tho Fodder I receive to
Capt. Gtogg's Company. l buve shippcdrseveral
Car loads and Capt. Gregg writes me that several
of the bales, upon being opened, wcro found to
be mus,y md moulded, and unfit for any purpose.
Planters are earnestly requested TO uas. no water,
in packing, az o very little spoils',hc Fodder, and
it will notBe rcceiyel il it ran lac '~irl.e,ed, n"c
unloss it is securely baicd. / have heretofore fe-
ceivcd some Insecure packages bocause I could
turn it over to the Quarter Master in Augusta for
Post Horses, but as all hereafter is to BIO shipped
1t must be nell balcd.
S. S. ToMPK1Ns, Agent
Depot /, Sec. Saith Con. Dist.
Hamburg, Mar 6, st IL
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Barter Barter!

THE ERANITEVILLE MANUFACTURING
Il COMPANY will Barter Cloth for Fro.
duce, on the following terms
One Yard A s%heeting, Drills or osnaburgs for
one pound Of Lard or Bacon.
Two and y quarter yards "A sheeti9g, Drills
or Osnaburgs for one bushel of Corn, Ped, or ono
hundred pounds Of Fodder put mp in bales.
Forty yards "A shseting, Drills or oanaburgs
for ono barrel of Snperfne Flour.
Throe yards4-4 S~heeting, Drills or Qsnaburgs
for one gallon Of Sorgho Syrup.
If 7-S ors34 Shooting be desired, the Same
weight but a sreuter number Of yards of Cloth
will he given.
Tho produce must be delivered at Graniteville.
An Express receipt, specifying The .full raile,
with freight prepaid, will be ccnsideed delivery.
Packages and lettors must hRvo owners name.on
them, and addressed to "Graniteville Co." at
Graniteville.
Graniterille, Feb 80 lot 10
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Apiarians.

Now is theSsme to. examine all of your bee.
hives, see that they are all well cleared OF
webs and-other litter, see that each hive has a
healthy queen, and if any hive is found to be
quccnless, give them a comb that has worker,
brood eggs, etc., in the cells. If any hive
has died ard left brood comb it may now be
pro6tably used among the new swarms give
each new colony a few frames and You will
find that they will be easier hived and will
not get SO. reduced in numbers, q. they will
commence.r rearing workers at once; drone Or
conb that has large cells should not be used
in the brood hives, as it only tends to raiss q
host of drones or consumers when a very few
will answer ali the requirements of a~noble
| apiary. Put on all Of your good hives boxes
and glasses; put sone white comb in each If
you have it, if not, put a piece Of any comb
you Gao get. tits always best to have comb
in each il possible.
April is now here and the bees are now
beginniI g 20 rear their young and to gather
honey; You will bear in mind TO attend TO
them at once, forif you put off until to NOR
row it will never come, but your bees. will
take wings aud 1y away, end you will raise
but little honey. Have your bee benches and
bee hives in-readiress = keep your Lives cool.
In hiving usa the hive dry; there is no use
washing the hive with anything. AS soon as
q swarm has alighted give them a hive at
once, and il you have many hives in close
proximity have them enter as fast as possible.
If others commence swarming put a clean
sheet ovefHehem' until the others nave settled.
lIf your bees seem to enter slow, you will take
a fiat stick or spoon-and pint a few to the en-.
trance Of hive; they will soon raise athum
that is SO we'll Enownt to Apiarians, and means
that they have fonnda home. They will raise
this hum any time if you wilL.preventtneir
entering their hive for q few minutes, orsIf
you close the hive and then letthem fly.
Let ell your. movements be slow in mana
girg bees, avoid the least jar, have, your hives
so rs they will face the southeast, and so the
sun will shine on Them early in the morning.
Use good hives of sound material. / use the
Langstroth hive, and it rs the best that 1 have
ever used. Be sure to have your hives well
protected FROM the sun. Avery strong hive
with q plenty Of combs willtill in eight or ten
days if the season is '.iayorble, at the heighth
| of honey harvest. The way to prosper in bees
is to keep strong stocks and you will be sure
to be righ,. If you will blow.cotton rag smoke
ia tie entrance of a hive, they will retreat,
when they may, in a minute or two, be taken
out Us. harmless as so many house flies, or
they will suffer you to do them as your please,
if you do not jar them, though, sometimes,
there win be . few cross ones vino seem de-
tefmined to sting whatever it cost them. II
one stings you use peppermint on the wound,
or some honey will do.
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South Cardinals Dead.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HOMO

: BIOGRAPHICAL shULL OE dUNUh
EsHAVING received frequent. applications from
HE the friends of deceased soldiers 10 place in
It permanent form nad mako it accessible to all
who might desire a copy, the "RobL OF HON.
III" on which 7 am engaged for the State, ! pro-
poso to publish q work more extended in its scope
and design than the State Roll, embracing Bio
graphical Sketches Of tho officers and men from
this State who have fallen or died in service du-
ring the present war, and whose friends may fur
nish. me. with the necessary material! Tor such
sketches.
The plan ia this The friends of, tho deceased
soldiers desiring n place in this work will forward
to me the necessary information to make up for
publication the biographical sketches, or se5d me
the notices they wish inserted, when they will be
revised and com piled for publication. Each bio
graphical" sketch must be accompanied by the
nane of at least ore subscriber and Ten Dollars
to defray the expense and labor Involved in the
preparation and compilation Of the sketches, for
waieh a receipt will be givon emitting the holder
to q copy of the work at the subscription price:
sun perfec!irs arrangements with . loading
publishing house for tho publication Of the work.
IL will BIO published in monthly numbers, and
issued in tho best style Of letter press printing on
fine whito English book paper ANA printed with
the best English lux. Each number will contain
one. or. more portraits Of officers and men who
have distinguished themselves during the war.
The twelve numbers will make four handsome
volumes.
Terms $50 per annum er for twelve numbers,
payable on tho publication Of tho first number,
of which due notice will bo given. Therork will
be continued until the Roll is completed. Those
intending to substrib, or furnish biographical
shetchs, should do 80 Without delay, as the first
edition will b. limited to the number. Of tubscri-
bers.
Address B.JoHNeON.
Columbia, s. c.
Feb. l. atf 8
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Assessors Notice.

HnECENT instructions from the Department at
Ia Richmond arc SO sweeping in their changes
of tho instructions first sent ne, that no Assessor.
could foresee the state of tbings-that DOW exists,
and the whole work of taking the Income Tax
will be required to be done over Tax-Paayers
arc therefore requestedt u meet mo at the places
indicated below to correct their returns, and those
who have neglected 70 make returns will avail
themselves Of this last opportunity, or be lisbl0to
double tax.
Nett Pork.-Erery Farmer, Planter or Grazior
will be required TO return the number Of Hogs,
aud the amount &c Nett Pork slaughtered since
tho Oath April LAST and before the LIST day Of
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Dick Cheatham,

nICK CHEATHAM will stand tho Spring sss.
~ son of 1854 at Edgofeld Court House and a.
Harmon Gallman's at Thirty-1ve: Dollars, tho
Season commencing from this date And ending %
,hs goth Juno. He will remain at Harmon Gau.
mans until the 22d inst, after which tims he Will
be at Edyefeld Court House on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS and THURspA4s,
the remainder of the time at Hnrpop aselHant;
The money will be duo at the end of tho SeaDA.
Mares viii be insured With foal for SIS by sps-
cial contrattwith Jas..M. Harrison or myself.
THOS. q. BACON.
reb. lat 1853 3m
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Attention J.

U HAVE been sent holae from the 9TH S. Q.
Il Regiment in command ola Recruiting party.
All men who wish to join the Tth S. c. Regiment
will DO furnished the proper papers and transpor-
tation to said Regiment if they will report to
Sergt. Henderson or Friday, Of Co. Sergt. F.
;ao Sn1!a, Of q C Co. : i, OF Or t TO- : %vs einnaA or James
and Friday, will be found Mt GrauitaSille Sergt.
Smith at Mine Greek, and Ridgcll at Ridge, sc.
Come ono, cosie all. Lot the 9Th BIO fllod IN.
Be members Of Kcrshaw's Brigade, Lon gstroet's
Corn. JAMES MITCHELL,
Capt. Co. Z, 9TH S. C. Reg't.
NJ A 3uo lU
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Those who fail to pay within this time cannon
pay in the present currency at par:
Capt. DEAN, I think, will be with me to receive
the return on Meat, which includcs Oh hogs
slaughtsred since 24t6 1pri1 1859, weighed. with
the head aua kst st,acasd.
AL Tux.PaySrs will please write their narnes
lssibly on their bills before presenting them.
This request is made TO save time.
I am forced for the want of time to omit several
appointments which I intended to make, and
which, I regret I cannot mako. I have made, as
many as time permits, having received my books
and Assessments SO late, and having to close be-
fore 1st April.
Tax-Payers must prepare themselves with
change as ! eaanot getit
For the information; OF all Tax Payers I pub
lish tho following Circular received from tho De-
partment after the Assessments were made. Those
who are entitled to q. deduction upon their In,
comes under this Circular must present their
claims before paying, as nothing will be refunded
after payment IL. 1:
18th Dist. Collsctor,-7th and 9th Regis.
Mar At .lU
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Notice.

MFRS. NANCY JONES, living at the old ta,
leA gate, on the Plank Road, two miles below
tsu Pine House, tolls before ms 8 dark. BAT
HORSE, fifteen aud a huff hands high, loft hind
foot white, with n small white snip on his noss,
and shod all round, supposed to DO ten years old;
no other marks or brands perceivsble. Appraised
To be,worth $500. A. JONES, n. ED.
Fab 9Th 1854. Imkt
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ad-Quarters
ENROLLING OFFICER

EpeErlrLp C.. H., March %, 1854.
rEyIIE notice Of all Conscripts awaiting exam
Il. ~innation by the Board of Surgeons, and Of all
Soldiers whose Furloughs have expired, is called
to lhs foregoing Orders Of the President Of the
Examining Board of Surgeons for the 4th Con-
F. NJ. SCHIRMER,
Lieut.. & E. o.. Of Edge.
Mnr O. ct II
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$500 Reward,

RUNAWAY OR STOLEN from nay prsmisea
ia. on j 9th inst, my Negro woman Liza. Said
Liza is about 16 years old, very likely, Heighs
about 1875 pounds, color between that of bisek
aud.copper, had on when abe left a homespun
dress with a hole in tho same underthe arm, 9ooo
eountcnaucc, and speaks mildly md promptly
I viii give q reward of $500 for the appresen-
SION of said girl, and $500 for proof to. convict
any one Of stealing her. JOHN sEIatEH:
GaASlrEYlLLE, Febsl3, # s
ssy-Augusta Cons.ssu.ioaal;st and Charleston
Courier, will copy thfoe times, every o.her day,
md forward bill to this Office Immediately.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
CoNFErERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
wIr Dep,pTyESr. BuREAu OF CONSUMPTION,

NOTICE.
CoNFEtERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT, Bureau OF CoSscRlprIoS,
RIcHMoyD, Va, January %, 1854.
DiRAGRAPH X-of Gonoral Orders No. 80,
Adjutaut and Inspector Generals Office, of
isG2,sre9uires that applications for exemption
muslin nil cases be made to the Enrolling Officer.
If the local Enrolling Officer has,not tho power
to act, or is in doubt, he will, after investigation,
under Circular No. 3, current series, refer such
application, through The proper official channefs,
TO this Bureau. {
will necessarily. and Invariably be returned for
local investigation, and the applicants will thus
have u~scle.sly lost tine and prolonged suspense;
Appeals from adverse decisions OF the local
Ulcers, and of the Comlnandant of Conscripts
for tho States, will be forwarded by them for hear
ing,cwhcn any plausible ground of appeal is set
forth.
BY order Of
G. B. DurrIELD, a. a. General.
1ss.- All papc-s in tho State copy throo tinos
and send accounts to commandant of C0naeripss
.Msrch 2 St 10
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Close the ranks, close up the ranks
Well hurlhis legion, from our shorei
Close tho ranks, close up the ranks!
Our wives, our children, are behind,
Our mothers, sisters, dear snd kind;
Their voices reach us on the wind,
Close The ranks, close up the ranks!
Arc We 70 bend to slavish yoke:
Close the ranks, elsse up the ranks!
Well bend. when bends our Southern oak,
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
On with the limo of serried steel!
We all can die, We none can kncel,
To crouch beneath the Northern heel,
Cloue the ranks, close up tho ranks!
We knesl to God, and God alone:
Close the ranks, close up the ranks.
One heart in all, all hearts as one:
Clo.o the ranks, close up the ranks!
For homo, for country, truth and right,
We stand or fall in freedoms fight;
In such q cause the Right is might.
Close the ranks, close up tho ranks!
We're hero from every southern home:
Closs tho ranks, close up the ranks!
Fond Weeping voices bads us comO:
Close the ranks, close up tho ranks!
The husband, brother, boy, and sire,
All burning with one holy fire,
Our country's love our only hire.
Close tho ranks, close up the ranks
We cannot fail, we will not yield:
Close the ranks, close up heranks.
Our bosoms arc our country:.s shield:
Close tho ranks, close up the ranks!
By Washington'u immortal name,
BY Stonewsll Jackson's kindred fame,
Their souls, their deeds, their cause, the same
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
By all we hopo, by alive love:
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
BY home on earth, by heaven above;
s Close the ranks, close up the ranks
By all the tears and hearts blood shed,
By all our hosts of martyred dead,
Wen conquer !-orw we'll share their bed!
Close the ranks, close up tho ranks!
The front may fall, tho rear succeed;
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
We smilo in triumph as We bleed
Close tho ranks; closo Up the ranks:
Our Southern Cross above us waves;
Long shall it bless the sacred graves
Of those who died but were net slaves,
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
But God is with us and eur right:
Close the ranks, close up thu ranks!
Beyond the dark is glorious light:
Close. the ranks, close up the ranks
Athwart tho bat,lo smoke we SEQ
Our country radiant, great, and free,
And diademed with victory,
Close the ranks, close up the ranks!
We scorn their storm of shot and shell;
Close the ranks, close up the ranks.
And all their hireling works Of hell:
Close tho ranks, close. up tie ranks
Our column for its charge is set,
BY chiefs who n~eIersailed us yet,
On, with the Southern bayonet!
Close the ranks, close up the ranks1
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Last Notice.

EaERSONS having claims against the :Kssates
4 of. Matthew Mays, decd, or Ellis. Mays,
lec'd., will present them duly attestsd by tho 5.h
April next, and those indebted 10 either Or said,
Estates will plsaso pay the same without delay,
rs on the 9th day Of April q fntt settlement will
be in the ordinary's oheo on said Estates.
GEO. II. MAYS, Admir-.
Ton 3m 2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
9th February, 1861.
nHa. ". B. DORM, LougmIres p..o, having
i've executed and filed his Bond in this De-
partnent on the 27th February, 1864. in compii-
auce With tho acquisitions Of an Act to amend an
Act entitled an Act to suppress the undue aistil.
lation of spiritnous Liquors in this State passed
Eth December 1853, is hereby appointed by bis
Ezcellency, the Governor, IN Agent to 4nnuiae,
ture. aud sell a limited quantity OF Alcohol and
Wh;skoy in Edgefold District to regularly pruc-
Using Physicians and registered Druggists OF
said Obstruction Medical purposes.
All other persons Distilling in Edse6old Dis
trict arc doing so in direct violation of tho Law
and are anens5ls t" e. peus'titt
II * .be du,y Of Nil f~enilor5 OF Patrol to report
all such persons. anil sf ell Magistrates to seize
and suppress their Stills.
By order sf the G1Tero0r. nwpr1
1t. Col. q COMFY. Gem. s. O..
Mare 81 II
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~ er
CunE FOR THE NEuRALcIk.-The Alta Cal
ifornia SAYS, some time since We published, ut
the request Of q friend, a recipe to cure the
neuralgia. alfaArachm of sal ammoniac
in an ounce of camphor water, to be taken, a
tc3spoontul at n dose, and the dose repeated
several times, atinteryals OF, five minutes, If
the. pain be not relieved at once. Half .
dozen different persons have sincs, then tried
the recipe, on the 1ecomrneudatio,soft!.o hlts
aid in every case an Immediate cure Was Ell
tected. In one case the sufferer, u lady, had
been subjected to very acute paius for more
than a week, and the physician was unable to
| alleviate her suffering, when e teaSpoonfal
oftLe solution of sal ammoniac; in camphor
water relieved her within acouple. Of min
utcs. Whether the recipe will cure all at
tacks of neuralgia, is o question which We
ca,,uot answer that it will cure many we
are weil ASSURED.
~ An olinegroir C:Arksyilie, Tenn, a fen
days since, Invited four FEDERAL soldiers 20 ,irihs
Thoy died tho same night. Upon examination
J the liquor was found to be poisoned,
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Commissioners Notice.

A LII SHAREHOLDERS within 'Edgoheld District
~ ,ho;r Slaves linble to Roni duty, at the Depots
,ne.rest their residence on Wednesday, the -23d
-day Of March next by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for
Transportation to Charleston, for Thirty Days Ia
py order of X. b. johnson, State Agent.
GEO. 3. MILLS, CHARM =
Gonl. Board Comn'rs. R. Z. D.
A. 1esrs, scc'ry. O
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State of Souah Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQUITY.
Barney NJ. Lamar aad wife, ct al,
Wiley c. Glover, E1'or., ct al.
NV virtue of5an Order Of tho Court in this
Is case, oil persons. claiming to be Creditors OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, decd, are required to prove
,hoiir demands before the Commissioner OF tni'
Court, by the End day Of May next ana N &C
fsult thereof, that they be excluded FROM all 0'ne-
z. W. CARWnE, o.N-B.D.
cnmm,rs. Office. Mar. ], sac
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Strayed or Stolen,

ENRON Hamburg on the night of the 2lst, Ono
e lSORREL MARE and 8 CREAM C0LORED
HORSE. for which o reasonable reward will be
paid on thier delivery to me at Edgsaeld or Ham
burg Any information concerning them, thank-
fullv received. j. L. NICHOLSON.
Deo. 30 - If
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Estate Notice.

A LII person, in anywise indebted to. the Estata
IA of E. NJ. Penn, deed, are earnestly Iequsss.
ed to come forward and settle up without delay,
Those having claims against said Estate VII rem
der them in, properly attested, at an early date.
G. L. PENN, Adm,eF,
Aug4 IF 81