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!; rns: srovssrn4rfos LAw,-on tho so,h Of

HE sfoussrnarfoN LAw,-On tho sOth of
Az august last. an$ast was passed, sequestratipp
the property Of olien enfenies.s The confiscao
tipn Of the property Of the citizens of the
!sSnthern Confoleracy made this act indispcnso.
-oie. Ihe provisions of the net afforded an
p"rently the most ample ana complete mems
lor lis enforcement The stringent in,crrora.
,cres proposed blythe Attorney General md
his instructions, We're evidently designed TO
s'mulate tho receiyers and otisf officers of tho
Confederate courts ito the utmost promptn.ss
anu energy id the execution of The law.
" t"enty-six days have elapsed since the en-.
actment Of the law; da a.o petition or. process
V g"r"ish'a"nf has yet 6cc, issued from; Tic (,,u.
.fes'erate courts Under tic nroeisio,.sof The Sc
7"csfration lapc.
= Elhe Instructions of tho Attorney General
the spirit of the law, and The cxircncies Of the
Times, alike demand that receivers. shou,1 no,
wait the slow, uncertain process oE"iuforma-
lions against property To save tic vast fund
IN trusted to their care they should strike bold.
y. and above all speedily. We,Lear somc sur.
prise expressed at the tardinsss with which tho
seques'ration law is being en- forced in Virginia
ana III other States Of the Con nfederacy.-R;ch.
maud Disnatch y
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NO COTTON FROM CHARLESTON

1t is now settled by the prtriotism of our
Shippers, and the will Of tho people Of
Charleston, that no cotton will he sllipped
from this port TO foreign notions. The
embargo which Congress ba. failed to put
nPon the exploration Of cotton, the people
OF South Carolina have imposd on them.
selves But twill be in vain for the pco--
pie OF South Carolina to practise this act of
sell sacrifice and patriotism, unless it is
supported by The people Of the Other State
IN our seaport towns. Ii cotton is expor
ted from Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans
the policy fails. Foreign nations supplies
'of cotton, through blockade rendered in
efficient Tor the purpose, will hope for more
and thus be induced 10 withhold that de-
c'siVe action, which should be enforced. to
rid themselves and us of blockade which
notions should.rcspect OH account Of its il
legality, according to the law of nations.
Will the patriotism of the planter and the
merchant 10 in together in these duties as
they have done in Char lesion, and with
hold our cotton from the markets Of the
world! Our cause and destiny is one.
policy and satisfy foreign nations by our
freesand ressolutc control of our property
mat we cannot be used 70, their purposes
against their rights and ours and that to
OBTAIN our agricultural productions, they
n'ost be true to their own rights and hon
orr We wish free and open trade with
them but d fdrtive trade, by the pcrmis-
sion or neglect of our enemies, we reject
and spurn,-Mercurv.
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sPReCLAMArInNl.9 z
July 6, 1861.


A CSoRDlNG to.nn Act of the Conf,lcra,,
Congress entitled al Act to nut into Orr,
ration the Government under iLe pcr,non!il,> =,
constitution ofthc Confederate States Of Amer;
en-, ~ Is required that each State. shall yot.
on The FIRST WEDNESDAYIN NOVEMBER
NEAl Tor President and Nice4Prcskict OF Tho
No"''u"rnfe States, which officers nrc TO be il.
nus"ra'ed on the twenty second ofsFebruary
heAt; and wherens thceXistiur lnwios tb. Stotc
provides that"the Electors for President omf1
!cr'ircsideht shall bc appoint ed bvthasIeu
lnture; ana whereas the Legislature of thi,
state VIII not be in.regular session at the time
preser'Ged i e ny the aforesaid Actor appoint
Thereto. G, be it'know IhatI.. E:W. PICK
GNo' Governor in und over tho State of South
carolina, by virtue of the power vested in mo
oy INC Constitution, authorizing the Governor,
on e$tra"rdinpfy occasions ,toS convene the
General Assembly, do issue this my procnna.
non, calling upon and reuuestingethe Senators
sIh tle Sle!nbers of the House of Representa-,
1iycs TIIsr GO ,,GmI, c"nyens in COLUMBIA ON THE
fliloi MONDAY IN NOVEMBER noxt ensu
,lg' thnt they may he -prceent in tic Honse of
on the aad first Wednesday
IN November, TO appoint Electors Of President
ana VIcc-Presiderto the Confederate Staics
OF America, in cor :ormity with the Act Of tho
Ionfedernte Congi cs5 aforesaid.s
AS The i'ermancns Constitution is to be organ.
ized, an election will be required Of two Sen,.
TORS from this Sta'e, md also, in all probability
considering thelpeculiar state of the countrv
other important matters will be acted on attic
same session Of the Legislature. -.
Ilven under my bandand tho seal Of the State
aforesaid. at Columbia, this the sixth day Of
July, III the year of our Lord one thousand
.e'g!t hundred aud sixty'one, and ip the eigh,
sS.n year "t'the Independence Of. The
+. w. PTCKENS.
ISAAC H. MEANS, Secretary of State.
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PAY OF VOLUNTEERS.

lie following ore the conditions and
regulations under which volunteers ore oc~
reptet in theiConfederate States Army:
Under the bill for tho public defence
100000 volunteers may be- accepted, who
Will DO subject to,the rules governing tn
regular army. The terms of service wi
be during tho war.
Each regiment is composed of ten com
panles, each consisting of one captain, three
i'eutsnIants, four scrgcants, four corporals
! two o, ,buglers, AND ninety privatcs.-..
:. The pay is as follows:
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THE HOLY CITY.

Holy City, endless glory
Flcode thy courts with Heavenly light
Far above TIC slittcring crystal,
Dazzling stones or sims more bright,
Lofty walls Of pul;shrd jasper, -,
Gates Of solid pearl, are thine,
Streets of,g"ld as gl,ss transparent
God the temple and :he shrine
There the saved Of all The nations
Shall in blissforevcr dwell ;;
Kings to:ittshall. bring their glory, >
And its honorss nationstell.- q
In tlc'book"ftlifc, The. written; ths
Saved through Christ, as heirs shall come
Ever blessed Of theI'uthcr, %
Welcomed TO ulcirglorious home.
Holy Father. wilt thou herkenp: ;
Answer to Thychldrens prayer:
BY the cross of oir:dear Savior,
BY the ransomed purchased thereS
by Thine own fo'giwng mercy.
Pardonei, blessd:O, do thou bring
Us all unto Thy holy city, 80
There to praise Thee, God and King.
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THE EEGLlSA AND FRENeH. Exrrpru1on
.. ,S -sAHAINST yMExICE. y. sN'3 y

49,. AGAINST sMEx1C6.. - =
SNa publish, onsour lirstsp page" under the
head Of our foreign intelligence, intormaaI Z
1tlon s.l,S o. ala q nslo:Frcnch- expedition row
ilt'ng.ont in Europe. The avowcaAobiect
OF this expedition is to demand redress of
MeS'co for old grievances, but The New
York Heroia-gives to it = very different
purpose. Tho Hsralafays: =
Some few weeks since the London na-
'ers threw out hints of plan being in
contemplation by which cotton coulJ bo
obtained from the South without its poss-
ing through tho Confederate or N ortbcrn
ports-Tho refusal of an explanation to the
Mexican Government Of tho Anglo French
expedition now fitting ont for that ountry,
would, taken with tho above, indicate thai
its purpose is not merely tie redress of old
grievances. 1t is true that were tho Mexi--
can frontiers in'i possession of English and
fronch troops there would be no difficulty
IN passing cotton across 4heni. But here
the wisdom Of. MIS-. Glass celebrated re-
ce,pt FOR cooking hare suggests itself
Tho cotton must first be transported to tho
Texas border ;&and, unfortunately for the
success OF the success Of the scheme, there
are no railroads or other facilities Of trans
portatIon which would render the operation
a paying one. The fact, however, that such
a plan is in agitation should direct the at
ten'ion of our Government to the impor.
tahce of sending to Arizona a sufficient
force to defeat the attempts that will I'M
doubtedly be made TO furnish tho rebels
with arms and other supplies through
Mexico. Wo have very little fear of cotton
finding its way through that channel but
the presence Of English and French troops
on tho borders Of Texas may, in other res.
poets, defeat tho purpose of tho bloc kale,
just as tho contiguity Of tho British nro.
v'nces to our coasts is now constantly do.
ing. - s..
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THE STATE OF "S0UTH CAROLINA.
ABEEIILLE DLS7YaIC7.
In the Common Pleas.

HlRAM T. TUSTEN WHO is in tho Custody
- of The Sheriff Of Abbcvlle District by
virtue of u Writ OF ccpias al saijJ;;,i.n n,lu;u
ISSUED from the Court Of Common nj the suit
Of Enoch Nelson, having filed in my Office to.
sether with q schedule on oath OF his estate
and effects. his retition to the Court of Cnn-
mon Pleas praying that he may be admitted
TO ths benefit of the Acts of the General As-
se'noiy made for the relief of 1nsolvent Debt
Vi. :, .t =
It is ordered tha: the said Euocb Nelson. The
1'lnn.,ii, and al other creditors Lo' whom the
said Hiram r. Tus.en il in INV wis. ;n,1.,t.I
DC and they are hereby summoned and have
nnIceto appear before the said Court Mt kLb..
viiic Court llouae on the frst Monday in Oc-
tober- next to show cause, If any ti,ry can
why lhe prayer Of the Petitioner should not be
granted. -.
MATHEW MCDONALD. C. CT:
Clerks Office. Court Of Common Pleas
2Gth June. 1861. {
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! COLUMDIA, August 26. 1861.
kT TIE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
"a STOCKHOLDERS ofthe Company GSld
on u.s I'd cs;Asy last the following Resolution
was aoOPCeu ID ''
Reaotrcd That fhe assessment on tfie Stock
OF the G'senvIlle aDdC Columbia Rail Road Com
pan4, together with,the interest thereon. be
Converted into Stock, and That tho Board Of
Directors are hereby instructed to carry out
~ Dun now prepared to issue ssFoeK GER,
TltlCAgsS, in coffnimiy todhe ebeye Reso.
luton, OF application at this Oflites and sur
render-o Of the Assessment Certificates. Frac-
tlonal parts Of Share Of Stock will be arraTe-
ed III cash. j. j. SOUTHERN, =
A Alif{ftor ard Trensurnr
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AJJeviNe District Citation.

BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of .Abbo.
vile District
WHEREAs, c. H. Aifsnn has applied to
W me for Letters Of Adm pisra,ion of all
and singular the goods and cInttels, rights a,.l
credits Of William Il. Allen, late ofsrife District
These arc therefore, to cito and 'adnionisR MI
ana singular. tile kindred and screditors of the
sad dec.ased TO be and appear before me, ut Our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to
he holden al sAbbeviIe Court sIIeuse, on the
'Ath duy Of Get. next, TO show cause; if any
why the said administration should not he
granted
G'yen under my hand and SEAL this Tho 2stl.
sday of Sept. one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one and in the s6h year OF Sover-
e!ghty aud Independence ofthe State of South.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A., D.
Ordinary's Office. "
Sept 2s. 1861. "a q IS
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..FUppay sQyER THE noNEs OF A BEAR

:fUhoag S2yER THE PONIES Or A BEAR.
r. Iwsgnhtysfvo years ago q. hoarishin.
" w esseth lthcn) city was thfowns Tito a
great sommetioh by the discovery,sinbalir..
smg the foundation Of 4 house, Of lliel
bones ef q revolutionary patriot whonSE
| tradtionhad buried on or near ,l.atsoof
The excitement was intense. Hundreds
tot people rushed to tho spot. THO bones
were carel"lly.ta taken pp,ard;put,into.a box.
n public meeting was called to deliberate
as to 'he;Proper course, of proceeding in
tliis hnRortant crisis. 1t was decided thai
great public funeral a,ll intermcnt should
take place, in order properly to d. honor.
TO the ashes ofthe, valiant dead Tie Rev.
Dr:-who welded the pen Of ready
writer and who was notdndsposcd to ap
roarance before the people; volihtce, cd to
procure suitable eulogy.-. The arrange.
mcnts were all made-theso solemn day at
rlvcd-the public schools had holiday
the stores and offices were closcd-the
flags hung with Grape stretched across the
main strcet-it was day long to be re-
membered. The procession, headed bv% =
the city military, marched by the music of
nnuffled drum TO the large Court House.
AN immense audience, filled every corner
of the building. Brave soldiers, equipped
and oayonctted, stood guard around the
sacred boncs,i whi ch had been handsome.
ly .conincd The Rev. Dr::--stepped
forth, and for whole honrs spoke touch
ing words of culogy over the remains Of
the honored dead, ending by striking
.apossropho to the holy relics of patriot,
ISM which drew tears TO many an eve.
After the eulogsy haa been finished tho ,of-
fin lid was partially removed, SO ,hat< the |
crowd passing out might see the 'holy re.
lies OF ratrlonism.' They gazed,. wiped
away their tears, and were satisfied. But
by and by plain hack woodsman came
along, and looking, cautiously and careful
y at the bones in the coffin, was apparetly
disconnected abont something. At last;
after examining bone or two, lie spoke
out as follows "A revolutionary hero
indeed; why thems the bones of bear q
Tut him out, pitt him OUT theSorowd
acrvously cried. 'Wa1I,' said he; you
nay put him ont or not, as you. like, bnt r.
Jay them is bears bones and nothing else
A committee of physicians assembled, and
hey decided, upon examination, that the
bones were those Of bear. ). - =
Comment is needless. The e;,logy
which had been already sent to the prin,
or, was never published, and the Rev.
Dr.-(who is still living, and now Bisl,-
@p,) has always been observed to scowl
Whenever tho words eulogy,' 'bcar.' or
evolutionary hero were uttered in his
presence.
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Ea' ''SocrAL.-on Thursday night strong
gale commenced blowing here, the wind beiur
from southeast to south, accompanied by heavy
ram squalls. 1t continued until Friday morn
ing, when the wind changed to southwest and
moderated. The shipping in port has escaped
without injury So far rs wo could learn. The
weather oil the coasthas 10 doubt ,been9bois-
'ero"s, and our ckading friends have proba.
bly, had good time'aof it. We zwisI,., them
many such specimens during the year, only
little more so.-Lharlcsfos Courier.
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lllEEAr-ln an editorial on the position
OF affairs on the Potomac, tire New York Times
Gays that Mcclellan has an army Of $50 600
troops j.: the finest condition ard spiriis om,l,
PROVIDED for rapid pursuit. 1t also throws
out The following warning: "We shall soon be
IN the rear OF Virginia East Tennessee, rs well
as upon the Albemarle and Pamliso Sounds
ard cut off the great'line Of communication in
,h't state as we'll as that through NoltiTc cyro
lNn, which is already SERIOUSLY Threatened
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STATE bF SOUTH CA1nfNGs1
,,EXECUTIVE.DEPATMENT. :,

hSCoI IiFEDEPAIMENTs &)F-
- :s,ssSGHARLEssoN, Sept. 27, 1861
sR his ,Esssae"ey. F: ". Piekea., Goyer,sssss
and ceuma"der in-ehief in and over the
State eC South Carolina. ,:g.
"HEREAS. information has bSsn. .rece,vsa
" at The DeP9rtnent. tn ,teHHWdSsa me-
gro: slave the property Of WillisM Warm, ,.of
Darlington District, was tried and onyioted,of
an as.esisps offence against the ligoits of tf,s
State, vhS septenced to be hung on. 'st,e 8&ssof
NovembsI next. and escaped from tie custody
of the d,6ssf who had him in charge. ssSy
= Now therefore, l. F. w. Pickens, Governos
Of the statS of so4s Carolina, do hereby ssSsfsr
rewatsaof ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Hf
hi. . appsei'Hn'i0n and delivery into ant iaiIin,
The 81. LEWIS is about iii Fs i.es y sIss hi
:~sighs al he; ;hdi7dred, and siebty;pcnud.
.tsi4y y.ss 6fag haS, Ysfx Llas} e heavy
'yffskess ge hiaShig ss they apssssal /, Lis ears
sEsyeFy =. I, yssS. y. g 50 4 sFaaas 6esd 3
wsaA ,ssss gs. I; y. ssIs1 y Che iee.sss
colered negro elsh - : Z
Given padef MY thshd and sssi u thS' 'sBsata aksi,
Is ohsrlsstoq. ih,se the 2Etk asy of. septsdbsf.
=. instbsevssr et spas Laah aps sthsnanS .sisAt;1
hsptlrsRApd sttYs = So a. IA
4esse q ,tA hasss 4 Ia G be |
{. ) Y ! ;,;;s. s 8
81 $50 4 & 81 4 ,,ss' ]
a. = : 49, u re - 90 r IN
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HESITATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

/.
E A11eviHs Distries.-ctation. :
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq, ordnary Of .Abbe.
~ vile District q
WHEREAS. James Martin has applied to
me for Letters of Administrations Of
oil and singular the goods and claatteS rifhts
ana credits Of Luke L. coyne late Of the BIS
,trict aforesaid deceased. : ,
These pre- therefore, to cite and ,admonjsh all
and singular: the kindIsd and creditors Of the
SAID deceased. TO be and appear bsfese mo; at our
next Ordnarys Court for The said District, to
De. holden At Abbeville Court House on tho.
tath day of Oct. inst, to show cause, IL as$
why tho sold administration, should not be
given ,nde, my, hand aud seal, this ne .s0il,
day %sSept." ono thousand eighE huadred
and slFtysone,. and in the seth year, Sf3ke
Sovereieniyand Independence OF the Stste Of
South Sarolh,a. -
! WILLIAM bill, o?A. Dss De
a. Office. Sept 80. 1851. 1-2t =
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CoNesAREE&
IRON
JOHN ALEXANDER & co..,
CO. IB1A, s. C.
- MANUFACTURERS. OF
Steam Engines,
All Sizes from 9 to 100 Horse Power.

~ r. Lave now on hand Is HORSE pow.
~ Eit STATIONARY ENGINE, (which took
the gold medal at the State Fair in this place,
III 1s60, which is superior article, and which
wewil' seil'low for cash. Wcalso have c, 10
ani ~ liorse Power Enginesin forwardstatc,
which We will also sell at low prices for cash
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
os all. Descriptions Made to Order.
We,are now prepared with two cupolas; and
can -mnlses castings,-of any weight UP to ten
thousand poupds.A Our castings, have tpk en- tho
This city. ~, - ~ 'A' ~
&A BELLS x d
We cast BELLS of all sizes for Churches, Fire
Alarm, or Factories, on the most liberal terms,
and if they fail 70 give general eatisfaction the
parties can return them ut our expense. We
were awarded premiums Mt the South Carolina
institute F9ir, held in Charleston, in December
1899, a6d:Gt the State Fairs held Columbia. in
Belle.
:SCOTCH BhRPs Mills.
= Wcnamnfncturc ths celebrated I;ANK MILF,
which u wei! known in the South to Oe ,il 8 best
mrfl made. They have heretofore been brought
from the Sorth, and yluving becn made in the
Yankee s'yle. too light, were liable to 1reuk;
Now that we have bceu 20 tho expense Of
getting'up the pattcrne, andstlere being Gnube
the metal in them to ir ,,re' strength we have
mo. ~ hesitation N saying nat thoy will prove the
Grist Mills and Grist Mill Irons,
: We manqf qfacture PORTABLE GRIST MILES
of all sizes an,of superior. .patterus; also GIsIST
Mill IRONS of ull Sizes Our portable, gr,st
nH took a 80 premium Of the late FairSheld
in Columbia j
Saw Mills. :
We manufacture. CIRCULAR SAW Mills
of "ll sizes: also, WRITER'S PATENT. NIU-
BAY SAWS, for which, VIC have the right of.
the Suite Of South Caroi1a Our Saw.llils
look the premiums at :hc lato fairs in Co
laINbia..
= In addition 20 the above, we manufacture
Patent Reaction WateFeW heels; Patent Suw
Mill Dogs. Of superior ra.tera and very
cheap. In short, anything i'll and about Q ;,.!l
e,9- onr terms are east: on delivery at The
depot in Columbia 3. -
sGSff" 4 list pi rr;crs will he 10 any ole
wishi"grit. Also, al Questions nlawered, and
communications promptly attended TO-
~ JOHN ALEXANDER,
hugnst o3. 1861.
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NOTICE.

"A IL Persons slipping Goods to our volun.
"a teers in Virginia. hy the G. e. c. r. r.
ae "ss requested {" rnt hen up in boxes and pack
eas'iy handled by a single person.
j.. +. ROW WARTfI,
Supt. G. & c. IL. |R.
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hvsS1So HouRs.-Let the boys who
are Obliged to work all day read the follow,
ing, and see what tloy may accomplish in
Tue ~aysof fitting themselves for positions
of usefulness.
r. r.oae Of tide best editors the Westm;p-
sser Reyiewnenld ever tosst,of,. and one of
Ethe most sh,ihiant writer's of the passing
hobfs was a cooper 10. Aberdeen. j.. ene Of
ths editors Of pthesthe London Daily Jour.
Na.t NE. was baker IL E'gin; perhaps one of
the beS tepofssrs Of the London Times
fwas az weaver in Edinburgh the editor Of
Eahe Wstness was a @stone. Mason. One of
1.-THE ablsM: ministers in London Was a Black
sfnlth1asD s DYndess and another was watch.
3snakeE"'nr lanff. Tho late Dr.. Milne. Of
I]ch'R, vas herd boy in Rhsne. The
principal Ct the London Missionary soci-
tstys Collage az Hong Kong1was saddler.
HunAss, and one of The best missionaries
thst ever vents to India was tailor ;n
Keith. The aasder merchant OH the Lon
|;son and' BHmmgiaSmh : Railway was n me-
el,snic in Glasgow, and perhaps tile, very
richest isop founder p saglaaJ was work
ing man in Morad. ssir James Clark. her
Majestss HhxsiciaH; wasa druggist in Banff:
Joseph Hume was assoldier first, and then
e, aabSeEsetsths mossar audi pes,le in Mon
3F0ae y Nj tMcC CTanof ,4has a,xs.
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ORGAN lllVJEEAUlURY,
CHARLESTON, s; G.

:. ssssssaA THE: Undersigned is
sssassN NT eshanow fully prepared to
MEa4sNiE1sS ;2iaaa build Church or Parlor
,Eisl4sIs Il. Sf f5||a ORG ANS, Of any size. .
EiNsfH saE 5tskfss!lH front $3.50 uPto 10000.
ksastS sS#RSlA Hatingbad twcnty.6ye
: ears .eXperienoe ain Or
s3ss sss sa gan building. I.am pre-
ttEsS tssY: :lsSs1 q 81 pared tosproauce. .ds goed
SisfSas III tsE - Ss2an instrnicttas nny in
tho 'ghitdd States. / bGya ,all< fnatetials on
soned wood, &c.
lscan prodncs:the Best testimonials as.to. ce-
Pabilhy std fnitl'fnness. 'Ofgaqb eholomd ia
my style of sasedssired5 orte suis tliss arehi-
tes,ure of the building or .rocn:
and ull my work 'aaafrnnt tel tdaiyssSdiisfact
Address n. JOHN. AkKE&.
sept.2l' l2n1 Organ uildsrSnarlesfoaa G
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The Southern Confede"acy has TO be
j.. 49,. Recognized.
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IRON AND BRASS CASTNGS

. all descriptions Made to Order.
/, We, are now prepared with two cupolas; and
can, make castings,,o of any weight up to ten
thousand poupds.A Our castingsshave taken the
nremipn,s every year at the State Fairs held in
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THE PRODUCE LOAN AED THE DIRECT

We give below a letter from superin-
tondent DeBow to a citizen of the the
South, explaining the operations of the
produce loan and the direct tan act:
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n s--l 1at p--zEs Err.- i:- = -re q
,- --- .as-- . -= s-t ~e have ever s~a W 10 60.
.-ry t= -sL-- Ea t1-s tz=l % - ~ Al1 tsaler
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-. y. MERSON
". 4. &LDRICIf-

waiaua Oahu. Dealer in Gene-al Merchandise Country
Corn. Beans. bananas, Butter. Eggs. &c
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u---~.-r. Office, - Cedar Street, N
T's..z. :. ssEIITD. sorr s.Fv7e
I.r rUr rArTFrr COAST,
l32 washington Street. San Francisco Cal
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BOLLES \ Co.

Chambers Merchants and Dealers in
General SIsrchaut-. Lataiaa. Maui. Whae-s fu shed
with the shortest notice exchange for goods
Sl-tf
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ID. Y. FLITNER.

ID. '. FLITN Err.
C1au-e- Old business sire G--rr1f building. Kaahuua
street
Cr-1...--. rated ~ or-=-@4a=s u the and
=.-l Instrument accurately adjusted % ;he
honolulu Particular attention given 20 fine
7ach repairing. --s'au- art quadrant s-as-. s'@r-i
5--t-t- Chars aud ---ic Instruments constantly
.- t,--+ sll f.r ..rs. Aft
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RiTSOS * HART,

, Mr. HAY Robinson. Wa1l=-4.e Wine and spirit
H.. H1-Hl-Il II. . under tE= Room % A = Cart
al - Che fsH- ~ Ea4il-El anu street . -