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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcEENs-iY ORDINARY.
Robert Krksey, Adm'r) ts
Pet. for settlement.

Ko0cft klrksey, Admr, \ ~
VS.. Pet for setflnn,ont
Wm. Kirksey ct ais
| Appearing to my satisfaction that David Garyin
l and wife Nancy, Isaiah NJ, Kirkscy, Jared E.
r. Kirksey, Mary l.. NJ r. Kirksey, Christopher
kirkscy, Catharinc lIallum and B. r. Holland and
wife Penelope defendants nlis case, reside with
out inc limits OF this State: 1t is ordered, there
fore that these several absent parties do onneo,.
in Inc Court of Ordinary, to be holden at Pickens
&. II on Friday the 81 day of May next, to slew
canse, if any they can, why final settlement Of
the Estate of William Kirksey, senior, deceased,
kirkscy dcccasedD should not be made and
decree pronounced thereon.
w. Il. HOLCoAIBE. o.p.p.
ordinary's Office, Jan. 80, 1861 8m.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA
rIcKENs--lN Ordinary
f. n. Garvin, Admir-
Pet. For Settlement.

Thos d. Garvn, ct ais.
appearing to my satisfaction that Il. w. Mer-
T''i and wife Ann, james II. Evatt and wife Ma
mIda' defendants in this case reside without the
limits OF this State 1t is ordered therefore tLot
the said absent defendants do severaily appear in
the ordinnry's Office, at pickcns C. H., on Monday
the 10Th day of April next TO shew cause, il any
they can, why a. final settlement of the Estate of
incIlns ] uarvih' deceased, should not be made and
decree pronounced thcrcon on that tay. These
parties are hso require. ;c render nc;r advance
lnenls, and receive thoir respective distributiye
shares. Wy, T.. UOiCOMRE - ~ -
Jan. i2, 1861 23 sm
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 4
IN EQuITY--pICKENS
John" Eurliue
Bill for Partition, sc.

vs. Bill fOr partition c.
Patsy Burdinc, ct ais
appearing to my satisfaction that the l. lors of
i Polly Iathem to wit: Geo. I.athem n. n. South.
wick nndwifc Patsy j. w. Latlem Richard NJ.
Lathem, Andrew 7. Lathcm, Anthony G. ,Lnthem,
Sam. w. Lathcn, JAS. H. Petit and wife jane E
Jacoh Ernest and wife Betsy, Jos. Burdine, Sam1
burdinc, Elijah Robinson and wife Henrietta,
defendants in this case. reside without the limits
OF THIS Stnte: On motion of Harrison & Pnlliam
Comp. Soils, It's ordered. therefore that tic SAID
absent defendants do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead answer or demur to conplain-
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication hereof, or an order pro con-
feSso will betaken as to them
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.r.p.p.
Comr's. Office March %. 1861 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
The State Sc South Carolina.
PIGEsWN2 DLSTP IIIII --,1'

/ LUCY MCCOY wife of Roy Mccoy. of
il 9 Pickoas District. hereby gives notice that
upon the expiration of the legal length Of time,
ltwill trado and net as fee dealer or femme
core,9 ;',' and publc'notict Is hereby given acc
cordinSly' My occupation is that of a, Farmer
and Seamstress. y, LUCY Mccoy
March o. 1861 81 On,
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, ~ 7M gMI MIsAl,.

MtRntGo: on Tmlrslay evening the 2stI. ult.,
py ~ j.. liagood. Esq. ut the residence of the
brldcs father. MIR. GEonGE w. STEWART to Miss
AnAIiNH BAKgu. all of pckens
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
MEDICAL NOTICE REMOVAL.

hrs; MABRY 4 SLOAN beg TO inform, their
friends and patrons that they have removed
Their office tc the brick building formerly occupied
" IF T..y Piekens, where one or tho other may
alweys bo fonnd; except when professionally alb.
sent. ..ss ,sf. MABf,yfS sI ~ ~
Penllotop, Jan, ls, 1861 25 tc
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Col T.. p. Innes

TIE remaining Volunteer. Companies in this
Brigade will soon be organized into Regiment.
We most respectfully suggest that Col. JoxEs is
thc proper man for the position of COLONEL, and
we trust lie will he elected without opposition
- GREENNII.LE VNIIfNTEERS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
Law Notice.

TIlE undersigned will devote himself entirely
l. to the practice of Law and Equity on the
Western Circuit. MIR. l!ADpEN is Ills partner at
Pickcns. JAMES T. OnR
Anderson G, H., May 10, 1859 42-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

Z. lNoENDIARtsM IN CHARLorrE. The peo-
pie OF Charlotte, n. c., are somewhat excited
from number of fires which htvo occurred
there since Frid,y evening. On that after
noon, us we learn from the BRtctiu, the
barn and stables of Col Myers were burned
and some out houses of Mr.. Elns On Sat
urday night the barn of Mr.. Cook was fired
and on Sunday morning at dawn of day the
unoccrplrd tenement of an out house, known
as the Methodist Parsonage property, occu
pied hy the Rev. Nv Kennedy, was fired
and all of the out houses of the premises
together with the sture room in the rear of
the dwelling adjoining, thh property Of Mr..
J, ~ springs wore entirely consumed
We hope thc incendhrics will be speedily
caught Co'um5n Guq,ytiun,
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'EEle State OF South Carolima.

y NH SVNtc on S01lth CArOlimn,
ricHENs--IN EQUITY.
G. NJ Lynch, etsa ais.
III vs. y Bill for Partition. &c
@. F. Lynch. ct ais,
IT appearing to the Commissioner that vii.
i linn j. Lynch, G, II. Lynch, Calvin Lynch
Jason Gillespeond wife Elizabeth. John Lewis
and wife Mary, William Baker and wife Sarah,
Richard Robinson and wife Nancy, John Rob
inson anu wiiv Eliza, ;iofd;;dants In this case
reside without the limits of this State: On mo.
tion of0rr IIadden. Comp Soils, it is order.
ed, therefore, that the said absent defendants
do appear in this Court and plead, answor or
demur to complanants' said Bill of complaint,
within three months from, the publication here
of or an order pro co9tesSo will he taken against
them. . ~
RoBT. a. THOMPSON, o.Erp. ii
Comr's Office March %. 1861 3,uj
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VIM. C., KEITu

A 7 7 OR NET Afi114t n w "
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
w TO his care in the Districts comprising the
western Circuit Office at Pickens c. IT,
Dec ., 1859 20 IF
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j. II. HAGooD, c.c.F.
oMea Common pleha. April L 1851 3m
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
3 IN oRDiSAnY7--PIoKEss
J.sE Hagood. Adn,sr y y, ~ Bat;Gnn

: II,
3pSs ysSrfts 90 afsl sfor
-IereH,ialf & wife Anna, etals Settlement
| appearing 70 ny ss,isgaeticustha James Rob
! ! in'on. ueosc Robinson, ~, Joseph Robinson
and wife Mtrtha. tho heiFs,atslaw Of Wilfian Rob
s1son. deccasgd. (namas anil number unknowns} y
anl the heir3 Of Elizabeth itcese deccased names
and number unknowns) defendants In this case.
leged, therefore, that these several absent parties
90 appear IN the Court of Ordinary to be hoBlen
at Pioseus Court House ON Monday The 9th day of
tnly next, TO shcw cause. If any they can, ,ygy
iinnl settlements Of the Estate Of Hardy Robinson,
deceased, should not ibe made and decree pros
< 1ounccd thereon, i-esss-si.3 t%t,
We. HOLcoSfBE, op.p
orJ!nary's Office, April 2, 1851 Sto'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

Mas Coy. PicHeNs-rhc Jefferson Herah{
"mt GGe'tc pays the f4L,wing recherche com
splimentiO Mrs. Pickcns:
TilS lniel aud accomplished lely bns arrive |,
lin Marshall, ona visit 10 her rcntinns Our
readers will well remember hcr.ax the lovely,
and fascinating Lucy lIolcnnb, tch1ow,of our
neighboring city of Marshall She returns tu
6 her Texas homo. after an absence nfncariy three
wears sPcnt at the " Court "f 81. Petershurr. ("
whore she prcac,i "SeF The ;..a:,:i = .lc ,l!n
American Minsiev. Gov. Pickens.
Mrs. PickenS iS well worthy the chiyo,r,ns
nnd>ga1innt Governor of the Palmetto Slate. -
and we arc proud to greet her. not only as the
lady of the Governor of Saith Carolina. bur
as. . ON onca Lncy of TGxasi" May South Car.
ollno and the Lone State" soon lie united in
blndS ms hniy ms that which now unites the fair
Representations Texas To tothedistingui shed cham
plon OF the first Conf'ylrrotc .Stac 9f .fmc,ica.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
Notice.

RliE public are hereby forwarncd from trad.
IL ing flra pote0f hand given bv Noel Sbook
to JAMES NJ. Wilson, for SAL go, dated about the
year 1860 | doJnot intend to pay said note,
unless compelled by law, the consideration Of
said note having failed. -
bIareh %, 1901, 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pandleton. S. G.

ENllE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
Il years experience in Hotel business. (hav-
ing been sole proprietor Of the Willianiston
Springs Hotel for nine years is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where lie will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for
wcllkcpt house, both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. IIc has
good servants, and every attention will be.paid
to his guests to ronder their soinurn agreeable.
The good sncietyof Pendcton Villagc-the pre-
verbal good health of it's inhabitants--its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphere--its prox-
unity to the mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the
bost summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good conveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here,
j. w. COBB.
May 15 1850 AZ e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA-

PIcKuNs pIsr--IS THE COURT COMMON PLEAS
England Bewley Declaration in Aitachment.
VS. Orr s. lIadlcn.
w. >. Meredith J Pins Attorneys.
\VHEREAS The plaintiffs did. on the 2Sth iay
w of March, 1861, file their declaration AGAINST
the defendant. (who it s soi,D is absent from
and without the limits of this State and has moi
th'r wife nor attorney known within tho same upon
whom Ia copy of the said declaration might be
served: 1t is ordered. therefore. that The snid
defendant do appear and plead TO the said dccla-
ration on or before the 2Nth day of March 1902 =;
otherwise, final ondahsolutc Judgment will then
be given anl awarded against him.
j. y. HAGOOD, ccr
Clerks Office, March, 2S 1861 Iva
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
eSTAFE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA,

I.cF EMS pIsTrIcT--oErI COURT or coS,loN pLEsg.
M Lillian II. PARKER. who is i'm the cns.
w tolynf the Sheriff of pickens District by
Tlrtno OF writ of eal,ias ad satiT1acie,plbn. at
mo ~, isn't OF lSham WsTaylor assignee. bavinr
tilel in my Office together with schedule on,
"ath OF his estate aud effects his petition to the
court ot Common Pleas, praying that he NAV
DE a'ilited to the benefit of the Act of the Cen,
sral Assembly made for the relief Of 'Insolvent
Debtors: u is ordered that tho said ISham w.
Taylor Assignec, ,nn,l all othors, the creditors
to whom fhe said William L, ParkerJis in 'nny.
wisc Indebted, be and they are hereby sum,
mpned and haye notice tn appear bef,rc the saiti
Cpnrt: at Pickens Court Huuse. on the ol Mon.
day of October next to show cause. III any thcy
can why tho prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted. a'a.
j. II. IIAGOOD, c.c.P.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQuIrY-PICKENS
+. +, Harrison

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQuGTY-pICKENS.
+. f. Harrison
VS. N.f
nSnlanin NJ Brown and Petition for Relief, Sc.
Tilman G. McGcc. Admir-
I appearing to my satisfaction that BENJAMIN NJ
VI. brown, ono oC the defendants in this cnsc
resides from aud beyond the limits of this State.
ON motion of Whitnpr & Wlitncr. Pro Pet il i.
ordered that the Gaid Z, ,Crndant do uppcar i'm Ls
'S''rt within three months from the publication of
TINS rule. aud plead answer or deniur to the pc;i.
ti"n III this case or else it will be taken as TO him
confessed by nm order pro con fcsSo
ROBr. \. THOMPSON CEpD ,.
Com'rs Office March 27 1861. Bun
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PIcKENS--IN EQUITY.
G W. AInssingill, ct. ais.
vs. Bill for Account Re-
David McWhortcr, ct ais. lief &c
fappcarinG to my satisfaction that Sarah T..
Mc"horer. Louisa G.. Brown, John McWhoy,
ter dctendnnis in this case reside without tlc
limits OF this state: On .motion OF Orr & tIn,lIcn
Comp soils. 1T is ordered. therefore, that the said
absent defendants do appear in this Court. and
pe"d' answer or denmur to compa nnns' said hill
of complaint within three months from tine rub.
hGMion hereof or mn order pro coptc$so viii be
taken against them ,-
R0BT. a. THOMPSON, o.r.r.p.
-Nonl rs once March 3D. 1861. 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
In ADV snce of the Mail. Z

CIIArLEsToS April 3--The Constitution OF tho
Confederate States was ratified by the State Con
ventiou this afternoon, at half-past three o'clock,
In secret session, by an almost unanimous vote.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

u INVNTI II LIIlN-------
or every description, fresh, and II fine supply on
hand.
Goods will be bartcred for Produce and arti-
cIcS in this line, on the very best terms. -
My GOODS have been bought with care and
at the lowest prices. This enables me to offer
oncof the best stocks in the country on the most
accommodating terms Call, examine my stock,
and try me. am bound to sell.
ID. BIEMANN.
p. 5. My Bar is stocked with the choicest
Wines and Liquors, arG is open ut all proper
times. D. b
Wulmllo. Arril &c, 1860 30 If
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SVATN OF SOUTH GAROLTNN,

OIAIE UIE SOUTH CAROLINN,
picNGNS pisTRIcr--iN TnR COURT or coMMoH PLEAS.
hNsaud ipmivy Declaration in Mtachmcnt.
VS. Orr & llahdcn,
w, y: Meredith Plf's Attorneys.
(VHEREAS, the plaintiffs dia nn The 2sth March,
1851. file their declaration against The de
fendant who ns it s seidl is absent from and with
out the l'Tiis or this State. mud has neither ic
nor attorney known within the same upon whom .
copy OF the said l'clarttion mi ght be served: 1t
is ordered. therefore. that the said defendant do
appear and plead to the sail declaration on or ba-
fore the 29lh day of March, 1862: otherwise final
and absolute judgement will then be given and
awarded against him.
J. Il. UAGOOD, c.c.p.
Clerks Oficc. March % 1851 1vo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

1870 pI@A' - VT coUIII GAROLlNA.
PTeKENs--iN EQUITY.
Warren Il. ID. Moss y
.L...N Vs. , ! A1nonued R;ll fo. y =
Samuel NJ Hunt. ct. al. .. (, lief g&c
| 4 appearing 10 my satisfaction that samneI NJ
Hunt, one Of the defendants in this cnse resides
without the limits of this State: On motion Of
Norton Comp. Sol, it is ordered that he do ap-
pear in this Court, and plead, answer or demur to
oolNP'ainnnts Nmended bill of complaint in this
case, within three months from the puBlication of
TINS rule, or an order pro c9nfe@so viii be taken
against him.
RoBT. a. THOMPSON, c.s.p.p.
Comrs. Office, Marcl 80 1861. 8n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pIcKENs-iN EQUITY
Mary Jane Barton,
by her next friend, Bill for construction of
y. liarleson Barton, Deed, sc.
and Jane Barton
Tappeiningto my satisfaction that Jane Barton.
one of tho defendants in this case resides with
out the limits Of this State: Onmotion of Norton.
Comp. Sol, it is ordered that she do appear in this
Court, and plead answer or demur to complain ?
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication of this rule, or an order ny3
unnfesso will be taken against her.
ROBT A, THOMPSON, c.Ep.p.
Comrs Office. March So 1861 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

FnoM MoSTaoMEnY,--Tho adyiecs from Mont
goery state that great activity prevails there in,
completing Tho military arrangements for the more
ecctual investment OF Fort Pickens, by supplies of
troops, provisions, 60. Mt Pensacoll. Two thous.
and men viii be sent this week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06
CIROULAR no TAX CoLIEcT0IRs7
90RFIcs or fnR gcoNpraoILRn- GhNRl.At.,

y n % o, AINfch 20, I6UI. n
" ARlOuS, interrogatorics addressed TO this De-
partment in reiation'to the Taxes, levied by,
Act 1851, having been referred to the sA..or.iey-
oencfll, the following communication was received
IN reply. In consulting the Act, Tax Collectors
throughout the State win be governad by tha opin.
ION OF me Attorncy General published herewith,
Attention is also called to the ..addtionnl direc-
ton" appended hereto:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-24

Smith, W. W, Jenness, 6. R. Wright, Geo
Washburn.
Report accepted
3. Barlow of St. Adams objected to the adop.
ton of the report. lie said the nominating
Committee had unwsely determined to make Il
straight nomination. He understood the per.
sons proposed by the Committee heartily ap-
proved Of the policy of a Union Convention
The Convention was not called as Il Democratic
Convention, bnt as a Union Convention, and he
was in favor of Union nomination. He moved
that the report be laid upon the table.
Ii. b. Smith, Of St. Albans, said he was in
favor Of the nomination Of the Committee. He
argued that the Convention was called by the
Democratic State Committee, and was properly
a Democratic Convention. He read the Call as
supporting this view
He was in favor of perpetuating the Demo
cratic party, as the party that had made the
Country great He had yet to learn that any
thing in Democratic principles were hostile to
patriotic action He could be patriot and
still remain Democrat.
Mr.. Peck Of East Montpelier favored Union
ticket. He attended the Convention of the
Goth of June, and met there to unite for the
support of the Government until the Rebellion
is put down
After further discussion the State Ticket was
adopted.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-24

One evening Henry was going out to a..
tend the ayer-meeting, when, turning to
Helen, he said in a kind voice, would you
like to Co. dear ? Throwing on her bonnet
and shawl. they were soon On the way.
Finding nothing unpleasant in the praye.
meeting, she went again and again, and III
few months was IS close an attendant as her
husband. Henry saw change, slow ont
sure.
AS they entered the room one Sabbath al
ter listening to an awakening sermon, Henry
ventured to ask one or two questions. To
his surprise he was only answered by AooG
of tears.
l am sinner, Henry, am lost forever
was all the youthful wife could reply,
But there is hope for you humby trust
my dear Helen. Do you wish to be Chris.
tain 2
l would give all the world, were it minc
10 give, to feel that peace you have always
seemed to possess.
Could you bear the leproaches Of the
world-of your own family in particular ,
Tor you have no reason to expect them to ta-
vor your opinion
have tet for the last three weeks VII
ling to bear anything that could come upo-
me, if ] could feel that my name was writ
ten in heaven
You really feel, then, that to be a heart
Christian is the essential item of life 2
Il do, indeed
Both fell upon their knees, and long and
earnest was the prayer that Henry offered
up Then for the first time in her life IL
the presence Of any human being, tho young
wife opened her lips to God. She arose with
some spiritual light, and ere week had
elapsed she was rejoicing in the Lord.
Years after Mrs. Manly Lad the pleasure
of seeing her daughter-n-law a faithful.
Christian, and Henry in all the trials Of life
found partner ready to assist him in every
good work k.-American Messenger
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-24
Loved and Lost.

We have lost our little household treasure
The sweet, beautiful face of innocence and
loving trust is not to be found. Death has
removed him to the land of the blest > yet
his departure was so gentle we hardly knew
when the bright-winged messenger of the
seraphic band bore him away. Sadly we
miss our darling Herbert; sadly and tear.
fully we long to hear his merry prattle and
innocent gee. We shall never meet them
more he has passed from earth, and to the
bosom of Him who has said, OF such is toe
kingdom of Heaven. Our home is dreary
The sweet flower that dispersed so much
sweetness is wthercd and dead Our hearts
are near breaking with grief, yet the clear
sunshine of his countenance breaks in upon
our sorrow, illumining our hearts with it's
bright rays, and we are learning to say, with
trust in precious promises, Not my will, but
thine be done
We clothed the fair form for the grave
kissed the velvety cheek, and the sods soot.
covered him from our loving sight. We vii!
place the snow-drop above his pillow, for it is
a fitting emblem of his purity. We will
train the sweet flowers to grow there, and
! tlclc VIC VIII WdHoCA ~ cFonlIlS, anu press
the cool dew drops to our lips; there we vii!
hold communion with heavenly beings, and
learn to love earth less and heaven more.
Though our smiling chorub is now with
Jesus and angels; though he has been trans
planted to a happier hone where chilling
winds and the rough robufs of the world
can never vibrate against heart sensitive
and trustful, yet often the tear.drops flow
from their bright fountains and our lips
murmur we have lost our earthly treasure
our Sunbeam and our joy With what
unutterable tondness we cherish the broken
toys and little mementoes of our lost one =
With what agony do we remember the up
turned, ineocent face, the smiling brow and
cherub mouth Yet the Father loved him
more than we, and took him to His bosom
before the strange paths Of life, with their
midew and blight, had lured his footsteps,
and before his unsulled spirit was soiled
with guilty passions.
Herbert is lost to us on ea'. vet we
hope TO 6nd him when lifes joa. = ASS
Cd Il 1t is we'll with the cnllu aud we
mourn with hope. Countless jewels sparkle
in the Redeemer's crown, and among them
is our lost treasure. Countless voices join
in singing praises to the Lamb, and with
then are tn infant tones OF Herbert The
flower that budded on earth is blooming in
the soft, mild atmosphere of heaven.
G. NJ. w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-24

Cats and dogs, when i'll, resort to grass for
their cure, and the hare to a certain kind of
moss and gold6pch having been wounded by
hawk, made its way to a dry puff ball, tore
it open with its beak and busted the wounds
with the spores, which instantly stopped the
flow of blood
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-24

Henry, my son, said Mrs Manly will
YOU allow me a few moments conversation
this evening p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL SERIES !
PUBLISHED BY
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the preparation of these Treases, in tie die:
L departments, much talent, expeIieI &C, ard riIe
scholarship have been employed aod it is believed that
list Of Books combining higher order Of excellence
has ever been offered to the American public.
1000 IandeViIIe's New Series
Reading Books,
1850 COrneII'S Geographical
Text Books,
1900 Perkins AFitIaReticaI Sc
TieS,
900 Perkins AIgebraic Series,
HOO Perkins GeOmetFicaI Sc
rieS,
500 Perkins Plane TrigOnOIn-
etTy,
5000 QuackembOs' Standard
Text Books,
as Reid's English Dictionary,
500 COVeITs English Grammar,
500 YOunanS' Glass Book OF
Chemistry,
800 YOumans' Hand Book of
Household Science.