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ADMINISTRATORS 3.LE.
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NONDAf. Ap-il 22d 1867.
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WILLIAM WAGNER. AJmr
Mr. b IL. 1867.
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4 Pore bls'ded English Race Stallion
- from foil blood d Messenger aud by
i"ppr,-d Alblon. can be seen At jasper,
Dubois coun.y. Ind. A interest for sale
4 N. WELMAN.
dc L., iSh6-'f
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Hobberies, and Other Lively Occur
renceS.


Whom shall we be done recording the doins' Of
the spirits of evil! We very much fear tho end
of the world, which DR.. Cumming so horribly
persists is t. taks place in 1868, will find these
spirits stii! abroa1 BY: 70 business! On satrr'
day night last, while sh6ps Ys:e st'is open, sone
ton OF twelve Z. S. soldiers belonging 10 sho Cav
airy company stationed near this place, entered
the store Of Messrs. CHEATHAN Bro, and while
the body OF the party we.c trading in the 'front.'
two got into the small room back, and one OF
them. or b,t,. abstracted from IN iron safe-in
xhich stood the key-greonbseks to the amount
of very near Six Hundred Dollars. We believe
that n1i.s SSve the said two are suspected. One
Of these has deserted, G,aking good his c:sn Pc
on the night of the oecurEsa-s. iad is s'ill at
large. Efforts have been mads for his capture,
the commanding officer Of the company co-9pera-
ting ac,iTely but as yet these efforts are unsne'
cc.,ful. The other anc, suspected, is, we iearn'
in the guard house. In tie meantime tie 'ass'rs
Cup.7u;a are ,sicus SIX Hundred Dollars.
For some time pnst tho soliis,s of this compa
ny have not been so orderly u, when tbay frst
came among US. To see divers of them almo' I
sinking under heavy cargo Of pop.sku'l "hiskcy
is now by no means an uncommon sight. Only
ycs,criay NC behold onc spanning the pavement,
in raturos sweet IcpSsc, dreaming perhaps that
hs dwc't in msrtie bails. with 2sa1als and .crf'"
-snd all thst sort Of thing. roor fellow dsT-
say h. awoko to find himself within the cherries
walls Of the guard house. He ought to Save
svohc thus, if he did mt.
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them the nigger Bradley, the repuicl adviser
and counsellor of the freedmen on Mr.. CheYcs'

them the nigger Bradley, the repuicl adviser
and counsellor of the freedmen on Mr. CheYcs'
plantation.
Our reporter understands from General
Scott that-the whole trouble has been more
imaginary than real, aad that the only arms
the negroes had were clubs. When he arriY-
ed on the plantation they met him without
any show Of resistance, but said they had
been instructed that they could moi be re-
moved from the lands in two years. Some
of them had been born IN the plantation and
thought they had life estate in it. The
General told them differently, informing them
that the condition Of things had changed that
they were now free to *orlwhere they pleas.
ed and for whom they pleased, but that they
could not occupy the lands without the con-
sent of the owner.
After talking some two hours to the negroes
answering their. questions and giving them
some good advice, some Of them expressed
their willingness to contract with the present
lessee of the place, and the others agreed &c
leave at the expiration of week.
The General has ordered Can't. Brandt tc
select three disinterested parties who, in ac
cordance with the law as it nov stands, are tc
appraise the improve9e is made by the freed
men on the place, for which they are to bt
paid, and at the end of the week those wish
ing to remain will make contracts, and tht
others will leave the plantaticn.-Saranna7
Ners.
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Mail Matters.


Pc. sometime pss. our very limited postal ia,
ci,ies have become considerably de!spged, to say
the least; and somc one il certainly to I;4mc.
Who is il?
Mr.. FRANK SMITH, the Mail Contractor between
this place aai Augusta, has, we learn, abandoned
the york, and has ceased to carry the mail as
agreed upoE. This is a singular proceeding and
it appears 10 us :tat, hsd be en:srcd into pro-
pc. contract, and given hond ioF ihe fsl;hul per-
farmarcc of tho same, as should have been re-
qui.cd, it i; very likely tho mail would be 'un-
uing now.
But, sc coy rate, Mr. sxlru has "qui: The
drive" and tho Res. Mr.. WAlksR, our P. M, is
authorized 10 rc-lct the Route from Edgehcld to
Augusta fto,a date uut, the lst July next. Do,
somebody, with live horses and. fsW "Green-
bacs.," send il an oGerto Mr.. WALKER. Hers
is fair chance, with = liltic .usrss aad enter
prise, to make moaey. Who bids!
And whilst on Mail Matters" we would state
:or tho benefit Of those who 80 often and 80 per-
s;stsnty enquire the csusc OF tho non-arriral Of
the mali on Saturday nights according to sched-
ule hours, that Mr. spicsy. tho merry Knight of
the Ribbons on that lss, j. a " sfr!cd man, IS
he has right 20 be, and cnee week., ~ The
the love Of his ioring nature, he farors his be-
lorcd family with his company; and tina. ac-
counts for III. failure to reach his destination
until Sunday night. Old grumblera, are. you
sA;isfed2
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Ga> Twenty. .tve farms haSs ossu a4lG in one
section of Alsb.ma for the low price OF 81 per
mere.
Nss- Mack" Of the Cincinnati Com orcial,
writss that Gen. Sherman, when lnA heard from,
Was heartily s;ck of diplomacy. Ho told friend
thst b, slwayf liked to obey orders, but he be
dau:acd ii he was gqing to ride thousand ~ilo'
on mule TO hunt foy J1>rcs, 81 Ns&imilian
Fl her."
Eg TIL. Washington correspondent Of tic
New York Tribune reports Gen. Grant to have
said to the Arkansas delegation when they called
en- him. to g home and adopt the Constitutional
Amcnd.aent igmcdjstsly, aud after they had
done that to pass hill gi.ins suErsgc to all
persons without regard to color." Ho has usod
similar Language to others from the rebel states
within the last six weeks"
a Mr.. N. p. WILLIS, the distinguished poet
and ripo scholar, for many yoar, the versatile
and genial EdiGor Of the New York Home Joarnai,
died in New York City on Monday, the 2l,t inst,
aged OYER three-scoro years.
gs,"Brick' r9msroz ts: been elected to the
United St,tos Senate from Kansas, for thc long
term, and p. G. Ross for tho vacancy.
as- The Maryland Legislature has passed tho
oufranehising s'1 restoring copisdcrctss to tbsir
aaeIsptsishb.
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4 poLrfCAL MoyEMESr.-A Washington
eorespondent of the Charleston VercWy
savs: From s;i ikat VIC can gather, il is Ger
taiu that the Eorth CAeolina Commission will
r.urn home and advise the people ths. they
h,a better accept the amcnennnt, the diss.
b;l;t,es ct which, the committee haSs been
led 70 beiieye, will be removed in yeaT ~
rre. Further, they will most likely recom
mend the soathern people to unite with the
Conservative Republicans in voting for Gene
7ag Gran; IS the next President a measure
which, i. is believed, will disorganizs the Re.
nnblican party, aud rnsare the defeat of Chase.
The formation OF entirely pe~ political or
esnizstions is regarded by moderate Bspsb.
Teons ss ins7itsble.
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g1lano
AND
Fertilizers :!
To the Planters Of South Carolina
anu Georgia.

w E were Induced las! season to accept the
Agency fer the sale of tho following we'll known
BALTIMORE FERTILIZERS, sni from tesli-
nonal; furnished us from Planters of South
Carolina and Georgia VIC arc fully convinced that
we present to the planting community MA
NURES equal, if not superior, to any before the
pubic-naming
KETTLEWELL's MANIPULATED
GUATO, sold very nrsely in the Southern
States before the war, and rcintroduced the
present year with marked sacccss, greatly I'm
proved not a.snglc failure reported.
AMMONIATED ALKALINE PH0S-
PLATE. The success of this compound Is
truly wonderful, making crop amid most d;:as-
trou, drought, when Peruvian Guanos, costiae
double, utterly fui!ed.
ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, very rex
in Potash, Soda and pnosphates.
These MANURES all are absorbent, and con
tain clements especially adapted to the COTTON
CORN and VEGETABLE CROPS.
Certificates on hand from our best Planters in
Richmond and Haucoci; counties, which will lie
exhibited or supple upon application to
W. HENRY WARREN & co.,
Augusta, Ga,
General Agents for Georgia aal South Carolina
Jan G9 3n
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Sucred Vocal Music.

What more beautiful: What more e'evat'nE :
Aud now there ID good opportunity, for all who
de.ire it, to make considerable. progress in this
respect gentleman OF large experience and
great success. in teaching Sacred Vocal Music hs'
arrived in our town, and is de.irous of getting up
4 class. This il Mr.. J. J. GErsISGgR, South
Ca-olinian, native Of Barnwsll District. Mr..
CirrslsGEn WAS a worthy soldier of the Confed
crscy, and is, are glad 20 announce IN earnest
,uldicr of te cross. lie has bad his niisfortune'
sud los.ss from tho enemy, and, fince tho War,
from ire While he socks 20 earn q competence
:or himself and family, no also hopes to do good
He proposes to hold 81 Informal meeting this
afternoon Tuesday, at 81 o'clock at the Female
College; when he will explain his designs. We
hope that gocdly number Of our community
old aud young, interested in the cultivation al d
advancement of Sacred Vocal &uaic, will m1sl
hir on this occasion, and bestow upon him the
patronage ho so evidently deserves.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30
Trouble Among the Negroes on tho Sea
Island Plantations.


An order has been issued to Capt. II. G
Brandt, Commissioner Of the Freedmc;.'s Bu.
reau, who has charge of the negroes on Back
River, to tie cfftcs that the lands are to bt
turned Oyer TO oBners and tho freedmen tc
make contracts / portion Of the Cheves
property has been leased by Mr. Smith Barn
well, who was desrous Of making agreements
with the negroes, but they positively refused
and threatened to take Mr.. Barnwell's life
4 detachment of fifty men proceeded to the
place, but soon found that the negroes Were
determined TO resist. Capt. Brandt then pro
eee1ed scrc5s the riyer, went to Mr.. BIrn-
Wells place, and at first sew nothipg but a
few women and children. He read his orders
to them, and said that he came to them as a
friend and not to fight them. Soon thereaf-
ter, the detachment was surrounded by thre
or four hundred armed negro men and wo-
men, the men keeping to the re o the w.
| men and children. Some of the negroes got
in the rear OF tue soldiers behind . fence, and,
when discovered, they had their gune pointed
through holes in the fence, and bearing di-
rectly on tho soldiers. Discovering this, the
captain judiciously determined 10 withdraw
his men, not wishing to shed bloc d, especially
as the women and children would probably
haye been the suhsrers. lie cane to town
for further orders frop, Gen. Scott, command
Ing the district.
We have been informed that tic negroes
have been thoroughly drilled and armed, and
that an officer, with sash and sword, Was in
command. We also learn that the negro law.
yer Bradley who applied to be admitted to
practice in The Superior Conrt last week, is
a: the bottom OF the whole thing; that he
has informed the negroes that they cannot be
removed; that Congress has passed law
giving then, the right to hold the land and
that be has recommended them to resist the
officers of the Burean.
We understand that dispatches have been
sent to Gen. Scott, informing him Of the stae
of affairs, and that he will probably arrive
on the scene to oday.-Ssrannah News and
Herald 2lst.
Tie Savannah Ncsrs, Of a later date, fur
nishes the following in rrlal!on to The termi
nation of this aff:ir:
As We suspected, tho difficulty on the Del
la plantation has been greatly exaggerated,
and the di>contcnt and turbulence of few
misguided freedmen has been magnified into
a formidable instruction. For this the pub
JIG are ipGebted to lh,c mi ischicvops ntermed-
ding Of Q negro emissary, SCARCELY less igno.
rant Of tie rights apd Obligations Of the late
ly emancipatcd slaves thal themselves, ana
to sensation mongers who have given curren-
cy to unruunded rumors and reports. Thc
following, we believe. is about the upshot OF
the whole matter, as ascertained by our re-
porter:
General R. X. Scott, commanding the Dis
trct of South Carolina, arrived here about
two O'clock yesterday morning, on the steam
or Pilot Boy, from Charleston. About Zine
o'clock the General, with Capt. Brandt pro-
sas9ad to tho scene Of Ai1esdes tadas Elth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30

TIE PLACE FOR CoLoElD LAnles.-Thco
dore rilton lcc,ured in Chicago on the l5'h.
Being advised, in the afternoon, that c,lored
ladies Of The highest respectablity had bacn
refused tickets, he went in person to tho
office and demanded al explanation. The
salesman referred him TO NJ. Crosby, who
assumed the responsibility. Mr.. Tifton ap'
pcaled to the President OF the Young mems 5
Association, who Immediately issued COM
plimentary tickets to the beat reserved seats
in the house, which Mr. Tlton Unlisted upon
personally delivering to the lsdies in ques
ton.
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The Beautiful Green Leaf

On the window shutter at TgAcrE& CARw,Ls's
is large white card. and on this card is 4 large
sd beautiful green leaf, and on this leaf are
printed the 81 ring breathing wOrds: Landreths 5
Warranted Garden Seeds" and within tho store
is to be found erOry possible and inpesiiblcraris-
Of tho sad Seeds-from Pumpkin down to
Mustard. Alifrssh, rOw, and s!reeeired. Read
thcir advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, by Rev. J. P. Rodie, on tho T,h inst,
Of II o'clock, Mr. GEORGE STREET and Miss
sALLIE RAMB0, all of Edseheld.
MARRIED. by the same, on the evening Of the
18th iast., II. A. ROBINSON and Miss FANNIE
MILLS, all of EigsGcld.
MARRIED, at the residence of Col. J. B. Griffin,
Texas, on tho ll,h Dee, Miss SUE, daughter o;
Cupt EUGENE Burr, formerly Of South Carolina,
to WILLIAM O. MORGAN, CT Texas.
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u rhe peopl..s saloon."

n sno,her column Will he fun an advertise
m.n. With the ab ve csp.i"r. This gentlemen who
-uu the 'Peorl.'s sa'o9u" were the brsrett OF
&c brave during tho war, AID in peace arc ~
worthy, honcst and obiging ss men get to bo,
And if better Fai.l, c.u be had elsewhere than
1t the Peoples Saloon we should like to 'ee
.amnle Of ihtln
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30
THE AIKEN PRESS.

HI rs pURPosED to publish in the Town Of
Aiken, S. c., q WEEKLY PAPER u2der tho
.bove title, to be devoted 10
GENERAL IN
Political, Commercial, Social, Literary and Re-
ligious,-wi:h
A Department. OF AGRICULTURE,
Including tn, Field the Orchard, the Vineyard
.nd tho Garden.
A NEWS SUMMARY,
To contain digest oc tho impornnteventsof the
week, will occupy portion Of the Paper, and par
.icu!ar attention will be given to the unsettled
question of LABOR, as best adapted to our new
Sondition, and the development of tho resources
Vt tbc country in Manufactures, Agriculture,
Fruit Raising and Vine Growing.
Terms IS u year in advance.
II. w. RAyENEL, Editor.
". D. KIRKL AND, Publisher.
Aiken. Jan % I'm
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Edreseld Female college.

The next session CT. this Institution, conducted
by Rev. NJ. ". SANS, is to compence, ss will be
seen by reference to an advertisement in another
column, on tho l tn of February. This is an ill.,
s.i;u.ion Ct learning for girls and young ladies
where they can obtain the most thorough practical
aad literary education.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30

Fresh and Genuine Garden Seeds.
Sec tho advertisement of Mr.. G. L. PINK. He
says his Seeds are pure and reliable; and that is
sufficient. You may rest assured they will be
found jus: rs ho represents them. He has every
variety.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30

Gs- Rev. Mr.. FLEMING, Presiding Elder of the
CoAcsbury District. ssys in the Christian Adro-
cate, that the First Quarterly Conference for the
Edgefeld Circuit will be held at Harmony
Church, on the Secord Saturday and Sunday in
February
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30

g A 'pecial to the Philadelphia Inquirer
thus clos,y its account Of Mr.. Stevens action {:
"This ends the prospect for territorial govern
ment at tho South for this session."
EI The Tennessec House of Representatives.
has declared tho seat OF the Jackson District va
can't Tho Representative is not sufficiently
loyal.
g8- "The laughing Hyena" is tho title of q
new paper in Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30
THE
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST
1900 New Subscribers Wanted.

WyHE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST for
Il 1867 will be ENLARGED about one.iou-th
it, prsGent size Being the only Dnptst Paper
published in South Carolina and hating been
adopted and recommended by all the Associations
Of the Site, We are determined to make it wor'
thy of the patronage of EVERY BAPTIST
FAMILY in South Carolina.
Gur Plc'form.
We vii, earnestly contend for tho Faith once
delivered to the Saints" bearing testimony to the
good old doctrines taught in the Word of God
.lisca.,iiag all popular com rom;srs Of Truth
with Error, ami accepting C.icn alone among
he disciples of cur Ec.lecEer: who Lave be-
i;cvcd the truth, AID obeyed :hc commandments
or Jesus Christ vho i. head over the Church,
md the oiy King in Z;un. Believing that, tho
,hurh ,f Chris: il Sovereign and independent,
w::r allegiance /, none other but Christ, her
hsa!, we Shall contend against MI interference
sim ber right. By bodies only advisory in their
rga:zii;Ins.
INTERESTING ARTICLES.
Tn addition TO the Confession Of Faith"
which we arc new publishing. VIC will, at an early
Iatc. comncncc the publication of series Of Edi-
.orials on The History Ct the Church" which
.vcry Baptist will be Interested in reading.
Tc will also rublish Narrative of thrilling
interest, in adapcdncss to thcwants of tho people.
We are determined that the "Bep.i1 shall
have no superior. Containing, rs it will, every
hing which Affects or interests tho DenominA-
ion from every quarter CT thc.wcrld.
T6REE HUNDRED MINISTERS.
Their. are nearly Three Hundred Baptist Min
;stcrs in South Carolina, and if each enc will only
sen US Ten New Subscribers, how easilyswe can
raise our 5000 New Subscribers. Will not every
Ba ,tst Minister in the State mako an effort to
get US 1T last ten new Subscribers.
Terms:
Single Copy,1 year, sS,5o Five Copies, year,
Sll so: Ten Copies, year, $4,000; Twenty Co.
pies, year, $lO,cO-invsriably in advance.
1t is not necessary that the Club sh orld all DO
ut one Post Office. All that is necessary is, that
tho names and money all be sent mt tho sams
time. Be careful in writing tho names and post
oiic. plainly
To any ono sending us Five new Subscribers,
with%he money, wc will send copy of the Bap-
tist free of charge, for one yea'.
Premium. ITO the one sending US the lnrg-
est number of Subscribers by the first of May, VIC
will give n No. SEWING MACHINE, worth
SIXTY DOLLARS,-Entircly new, having never
bcc. used. Who will get tho largest number?
Address, w. e. WALTERS,
Editor S. c. Baptist
Anderson, S. C.
Jan 2e I'm
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Other Great and Important Questions.

Other Great and Important Questions.
What are the best n nmoniated and soluble Ma
nuresy And whsre can they be obtained! The
advertisement elsewhere in our issue Of to-day,
headed Guano aud F>r.ilirnr., will ansWor both
aueri6s .eho best mauuros Of thi. kind arc ket.
.lowelps Manipulated Guano, Ammoniated Aka
limo Phosphate, &c and tho place to get them il
the Store and Warehouse of W. HHSRY WARREs
c Co., l15 and IL Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
A, Cotton IS still king, and evcry planter dcsircus
therefore L, mako sll he can from the soil, we
.leem it al T::ble for the whole agricultural fra
tornity t, procure needed supplies Of tho yalua-
ole Fertilizers advertised by Me,srr. W. HENRY
WAHRss c..
II any thing o6Et,get the gradual march
Of our country in regsining its former prosperity
and power, it will be the neglect and decline Of
our cotton product. A revival and o1ten1ion Of
the cotton oulture is absolutely Aceosrary for Tho
maintenance of our credit, both public and pri-
vate.
Aud with these reminders Of the vast ;inpor-
tsnce Of any and every aid towards tho Corn nnd
Cotton Culture Of tho South, We again point our
readers to LIZ advertisement Of Mes,rs. VI. HRS-
RI WARREN Co.
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History Of an Immortal Brigade.


Capt THOMAS w. CARwlLE, himssif very
gallant ofscsr os the said Brigade, has presented
us with @"l!h, Histo,y Ct Brigade Of South
Caro,iaisnE" The Brigade in question is that
which bossn It's career Of glory under the load
s-ship of tho lamen.ed Gen. Maker GREGG, and,
after the death Of the latter fell under the COM
mand of The bravo and beloved Gen. McGowAS.
(. is sh2r and uell-Hritten work, Of thrilling
and mournful interest. It's author is ]. F. j.
CALDWELL, an otssp:r OF the lat Regiment S. c.
v, and soa of tho late Chaneellor CALpwELL Of
Neuberry. The Fourteenth s. O., composed eI-
clusivcly OF Edgede!d soldiers, WAS not the least
di.tins sui,h.d Regiment Of this Brigade. To its
surviving IN embers, and to the parents, friends
and relatives OF Tie many who so nobly pcrshed
wbilo Sighting under its banner, wo can rccon-
ne1l Go r1ora ssforbins narrative for the eve
ming hrosids thaG this 'Hh.ory sf brigade of
South CnroIinlsus." tits for sale ai tns Drug
Store CT TEAsUS & CARwILx.
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- - -S-- -
4 Matter OF MoMcnt t9 Farmers and
In

The card of that old, honorable and we'll known
Augusta firm, JoHx & Tnos. A. BoSEs, will he
found in another column, The attention Of sli
roniets is specially directed to it. Their Stock
cubrxcea full and complete assortment Of every
thing ia their line, Offered, at Wholesale or retail,
Al prices which will fayorsbiy compare with those
Of the Northern msEScts.
TO their old friends the simplest announcement
will be sufficient: aud We hope the present notice
will Induce many others to enrol themselves ns
ps,rony of Jonx d THos. 4. Bones. For our
seirsf, yc can unhesit.tinsly commend them az
possessing Il; the qualitos and faculties that go
to make up popuias AnA successful merchants.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-30
Admins traitors Final Notice

"a =. ,.,. If JAMES BOYD, deceased, arc hereby
as;esI that t,,ey are required to present them to
nu,u ,So noder.isne.i u the 0rdnarys o'e at Edge
naIa r, II on Tuesday. tho l9,h day of February
ner. ne And .sll persons In anywise indebted 10
III r.ta.o aro earnestly requested tomake pay
M.nt to the undersigned by tho day above men
toned. THos B. REESE, Admir-:
IL % At