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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS
- eHTW OR EKUUANGU -IlE

pS-Aiso issues Policies 81 Lowest Paying Bates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
"iT T, SALE Oh EXOHANGE. ~
A very beautiful and finely fmprover Farm OF rs
acres on plank road, three miles from Warren,
TIumbgil county, Ohio. -, 1Ta -IegsT
Improved Farm Of 800 in Michigan to exchange
fora email Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland, and
will pay some cash.
A Cottage Hou e and small Lot, No. I24 Bake-St.-
No. "a. corner Of Garden and Hudson Store and
fihe Resdenos and Ial gs Lot, corner Of Lake St.
s and Gs:e-Ayenge. kor sale cheap or exchange
Lot No N, slades Allotment, University Heights.
Grist Mil and thirty acres Of Land good Dwelling
House. Well loca' ed ami good water power.
acres rich river bottom SO per acre part on time
good House and Lot on Prospect st near Erie-St.
$1,000.
nice Brick 3, use and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle on Franklin-St. 81 500.
A small Frame House on Wheat-St.g $780, ..Ir. =
A Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-St, Very
Hoffman Block for sale cheap-part on time.
A very valuable Property on kinsman-St.
A good House and Barn, acre Lot, on kinsman st.
near Eris-St. $500. on.
I2'z acres choice I Trult Land in East Cleveland.
a good Farm Of l5O acres, ~ miles from Medina
good BUILDINGS and all kinds Of Fruit: s3s = acre
OriWiI exchange for ANAL Farm near the City,
House and lot on Parkman street, 10, 25KlDO; II
~ hamo house, barn, &C. $1,000. q
64 acres on OuyahoRa River, miles from city, IS
acres good river bottom IS acres timber, brick
houss and small barn, s5Oi viii exchange in part
new Brick House and Barn on Detreit-St, lot l2sx
go, well improved, fruil, &C. S3,JJ0i 500 cash,
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories 3
roomsi lot 58xlO0. el2Oo. 5a
80 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit II
story Brick House, Barn, &c. in BrscksTille, s2,-
80 viii exchange Tor TO acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash. aH.
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Z IHIRTs AND COLLARS

SKIRTS AND COLLARS,
and desirous OF having those that will SET WE'LL
and LOOK NEAT, are invited to leave theiF Orders
EPP n E RS,
where they can depend upon being Suited None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
Objections FOR hEAEuREMEST.-F0r Neck, take
the number Of inches round (Al FoT Sleeves, take
from centre Of back Bl 70 bend OF elbow tC) thence
to extreme end q Gun D the arm being 10 the POSI-
urements required.
wARRANT COOP FIT. e.
E9-The Cash 20 be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods.
l.. A. KEPPNER.
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and collar Mfg Co.,
LYMAN'S BLOCK, Nos. 2 Gad3, Cup stairs) ClevB-
Ian I. Ohio, three doors from the Court House,
Public Square. naYiS-4s4
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A very desirable Residence, with I3 acres OF land
convenient to Street Railroad.
Tfle -- JHO. G.-JENNINGS,
IuIyl6 Atwa.er Building, loot of Superior-st.
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the Insurance Office Of Il. +. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
IL story House and Lot on Phelps-st convenient to
the Lake shore Gar Shops and boiling MILL
Price $50.
Brick HOUSE and Lot, No. 70 Prospect-St Has Gas
and Water and s small Office attached, convent
new two-story House and Lot corner Of Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6OZI55i good Fruit, Water and
Gas Price 81 200.
ton ark. lot 60 feet 'front.' running back to the
Lake. Good Barn and Fruit. Price $4,000.
Mathews Block, south side of Public Square, with
land through to Chan PLAIN st. for 81 . cheap
Long time gyyea o. large share Of purchase mon
IL story B7ieS Houss Lot 4lxl7o to an alley on
Frankiin-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Uistern. S22OO. Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick Honse and Barn. cor
ner KiHsmnn and Forest-St. Lot 2e6x3y6 $500.
Brick House and Lot, No. Johnson-St- Lot 25xIOl.
az story New Brick House aud Lot, No 90 ScoviIle-
st Lot 33xl44, cor. alley and ScOViIls-St e330O
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres miles from the Oity about 20 rods from
Euclid 81, on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stOcke1 with Fruit of all
kinds. Prise s',UJO Terms to suit purchaser.
lO5S acres, 2z miles from the City rss Of from Eu
cEd-St Price 5000. Terms easy.
2lO acres IN BrecksYle; s. acres merOved balance
CHOICE timber land. s25 per acre. Terms easy.
80 acres in Boston 20 acres i'm proved Good Rouse
and barn. Price s31 per acre. Terms e.sy
rs acres in Parma, miles IRON Brighton; 50 acres
tmrroyed. Good tWo-story House and two Barns.
Price eS0Oo.
50 acres in NeWburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine orchard. 35O0l.
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles Wau-
seon Statioa Air Line Railroad $50 acres pEai-
RE and balance timber land New house and
Barn and good Fruit. so Per acre. Terms easy.
lnlV2
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P6ST.6FFIGE TIME.fKSEE.
Isss sTTTTR IRRIEGFTEEF is6s
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

ps-Mails VIII Be opened snd ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
e5-AH Mails close one hour before departure
trains. =
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at s.f5 A NJ, IlO 455p N
Eastern Way arrives at g:55 A. NJ.
cstern Through arrives al go NJ, and 9s25 p. M
Western Way arrives At 3 20 p. M.
Saudusky Way arrives At 9.25 A. M.
Cincinnati 1hrouRh arrives at 9;45 A. H., BIS p. n.
do Way arrives at g35 r. Al.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.l5 P. IA.
do Way arrives at 30 A VI.
MahODinR Way arrives at 7.05 M.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 P. n.
RockPort, sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
urdays at Y n.
BreoksvIle Bath. &c, arrives Mondays and Fridays
TSP. NJ.
sharon enter, Granger North Royalton, &C., arrives
Mondays and fridays at S P. N.
Warrensville arrives daily at lO:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. N.
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United states senators for western Vir-
rfufn. |n."
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NLEVELAND HOOP SKIRT co.

l4l Superior-St., under Weddell House, and
also, 1874 OntariO-St,
This Company, having opened Sales Boous in this
City beg leave to call the attention Of th public 10
their own manufacture.
Ist. We keePa LARGER STOCK than any whole
5alaT ia the State.
I'd. We make greater variety Of SsVles, ShapCs,
Sizes and QualiJie, than any Manufacturer 10 the
United States. -
Sd. The steel and all the material for ROop Skirts,
from the primitive state TO the -aesrOOm are under
our own supervision snd entire control consequently
custotners can obtain skirs from house without
paying second pr1ft-
- Also-the largest assortment Of Corsets and
spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
- Dur kotaH Department Is in charge of coInpe-
tent Ladies.
RS-MeIohants supplied cheap at wholesale. nH
FRANK BHnS. B CO., PrOprfetors. -.
los l. lal Sunerior and lll iinIarin n-sls :
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INSURANCE.

sS- Viii buy and sell Real Estste on Commission,
Rent and oilect Rents, &C.
nI-Ho charge to Purchasers, Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges ACTUALLY Made.
pS-Also issues Policies Rt Lowest Paying Bates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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compensation therefor, 10 he ascsrtainei ~
appraisers appointed aud qualified ~ provided
ia The third section CT this Act. II such prop
erty when returned has. In the opiaion of the
owner. been injured whilst in the public use.
the amount OF damage ihsrshy ssssAieed shall
be determined In the manner desshbe& N The
third section of this A I, the officer rsttrning
the property being authorised TO act on behalf
Of the Government: and upon such inqairy
the certificate of the value Of the property
when orig nally impressed hall be received %
prima Jaeia evidence of the whole thereof
SIC. ~ Where slaves are impressed By ths
Confederate Government TO labor on fortiaos.
tions ''r other public works, tic impressmsut
shalt be made said Government according to
the rules and regulations prescribed. in ths
laws OF the State wherein they are impress ed;
and. in tho absence Of such Law, in accord nee
with rules and regulations not inconsistent
with tho provisions of this Act ~ the -ecre-
iary OF War sball, from time to TING. prescribe:
Provided. That no imprcssment Of slaves sh al
be made when they can be hired or procured
by the consent cfihe owner Or agent.
SEC. 10. That previous tp the frst day Of
Dec c.mber next. no slave laboring on . farn
or plantation exclusively deyofsi to the pro-
duc'ion or gra An / provisions. 1tali se taken
Tor the public nse, without the consent Of the
owher. except in case of urgent nccss ity
: SEC H.. pbat any o,pifnissioned or non COM
rrissioaea o'tiier or private WHO shall vio,a,e
tte provisen- of this iat. shsii no syisa hsfsrs
'he military cou Of the'corps 10 which he 10
attached. on complaint ma lie by the owner or
other person. aud on cDnv:ction xn officer,
he shall be cs-hcrel and yu, into the ranks
as private. and if non com mmissioned officer
or private. he shall suffer snch punishment not
inconsistent viii b military law as the court may
direct
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We concur with our cotemp,rary AZ
the Mercury. in mn other very important
matter. besides that Of Conied crate Fun.
dabies. The burden of taxation Stass
and Coniedesate, should b: laid, as lightlY
ns possible, on cur suffering people ftha
present day. We to day are paying tEk.
price OF our righteous war of defence,
in blood anu wounds an! death, :, hearse
w'ung and aDguished by the loss of fathers.
husbands, sons and brothers, aud ia ever
sort OF personal privssion and suffering.
and II is but just and right that pos1erilk
should pay, in money, the price Of thsk
heritage OF freedom, prosperity aud glory,
which We will bequeath themsby the Src.
cessful prosecution of. that war. Most q
Us will pass from the stage OF sSisteuoe,
long before We can enjoy any co,npsuss-
tion for the blood, we are aow hvishiy sx.
pending, and the suferiags We are nod
painfully enduring, while posterity win
reap all the advantages, political aud con-
mercial. pub 10 aud private. Of Seuthsri
emancipation from Northern thraldom.:
lie; our authorities, then, State sn4
Confederate, fearlessly task and sssssch
the public credit, TO its utmost extent snd
EXTREMIST bound, in order to carry on ,As
war. 20 that taxs;ion may not crush TO the
earth our already ever burtheucd pcoplse
So mote il be. rs
rkayl,syos Covvis,
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SLAVE LABOR FJR THE COiiT.
FOR DIYLSION NO. l

7 IN pursuance to the requsition of ,hc
4. Genera! Commanding. the Orders of his
hscelleucy Governor Bonham, and the terms
of the Acts of the General Asse .bly in relation
10 this subject, hereby call upon Division No
l, comprising the judicial districts oil Piekcus
Grecnvi,e; epsr,anburg, Anderson, Uaion,
York, Chester, Laurens, Abbeyiile AID New
berry, to supply it, proportion of slave labor
under the present rcquisition.
Ill. The Commissioners or Roads of the sew
eral Districts, and the authorities OF the incor-
yorated towns and villages having jurisdiction
OF the road hands within their boundaries will
ut once summon all persons in the possession
of slaves within the Limits of their authority
TO have their slaves subject to this call Il, the
nearest Raiiroad Depot to the owner's residence
on Wednesday, the 6th day OF May next, 1t 10
O'Clock. a. m, ready for transportation to
Charleston
III All ownerG Of slaves who have not hi,h-
erto furnished amy labor in Ih,s % nectiOn " wil
be required 10 furnish one hnirtheir hands sub
ject TO road duly tor irty days, and those
who have furnished less than one half will he
required by the Commissioners and the town
authorities IA aforesaid TO furnish enon II 10
make up one half. Persons owning single road
bands a number not divisihle by one half
will he required TO send such single negroes
or two IN such cOnd tons may unite and send
one
49, tHS nv INC OF one
OF the Commissioners at each Depot. He will
be met by an Agent of the State and of the
State and Of thu Confederate States, and the
negroes will be there receipted for
V. Assessment. of the negroes are made in
duplicate upon their arrival in Charleston and
before they are put TO work one copy is kept
by me for the owner, the other turned over TO
the Confederate authorities. am authorized
TO say the negroes will be discharged u the
expiration of the thirty days.
VI The owners of slaves are requested TO
furnish them with spa es or shoyes The Con-
federate authorities have u dertakcn ta have
such utensils returned. Owners will also fur
nish their hands with three days rations, for
which commu,ation will he allowed
VII. Overseeers, nj the rate Of one to every
hundre / slaves. may lie selected by the own
ers. They will receive compensation from the
Confederate States at the rate Of fifty dollars
per Month.
VIII. There il no doubt that the Confeder-
ate Government will compensat for all loas Of
slaves while in their employ.
WM. VI. SHANNON
Agent for the State of South Carolina.
Camden, S. c., March 26. 1858
The Courier, Mercury, and all papers within
the Division will copy once a week tor three
weeks and forward bills, with n copy of tho
printed matter, TO me. will certefy and re-
turn them, when they will be paid on presen-
ta'ion to James Tupper, Esq, State Auditor.
April2 3 81
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Impressnlents.

? % /. > q
The Impressncnt Act recently pa1so2
by Congress-, says the Richmond Wig,
should have the effect of increasing The
supplies Of provisions aud forage in this
market, and consequently, of reducing the
prices OF the SAME to something like,
reasonable standard. Farmers have hith,
erto been deferred from sending their pro-
ducts to market from the apprehensioa
that they would be impressed at lsss tkSn
the market rates, or without '.just Con-
pensation. The recent order Of Adj.
tant Cooper declaring that mo officer shan
st any time, unless specially ordered 70 10
so By General commanding, In case e
exigency, impress supplies which are a.
their way to market, for sale on arrival
should, of itself, induce the agricultsris16,
to send in supp les ofsubsistenee. Which
are so much needed in the cities aud towns.
But With the additional assurance prs-
vided in the lmpressment Act, that d
property Of n producer when ippfenxf,
shall be valued by appraisers Of the vioia.
age, cnsurfng "just compcnsstion" the1k
tore, th"re should no longer be any hs4-
tation on the part Of producers to sesA
supplies 90, market. On the contraeSa
with the protrctl u now yuarantied to then
BY that Act, ibey should esteem iss dnaU-
to relieve the distress occasioaed by ~
scatcity of provisions, in those portions q
the State G9m which supplies have been
WITHHELD. They b ve tie incentive Of IT,
muncrative prices, aud SHOULD not forEst
that under the operation of the Tax Bill
and other Aes OF Congresses decline from
currant rates is more than probable.
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Nav Day Festtvn1s. !

NAsepy tse following. which eorrespon-
aff sof, the field and Esrssids has copied from
ap old Magazine. and Still hope thse thsme
90 worthy may elicit something more accept
able from our native children Of song.
oRowNsR.
Fair Queen Of May. the bright young May,
Queen Of this little band SO gay
sweet Aow'ry Queen, TO thee all hail!
We bring the flowers both bright and pale.
The winters storms have passed sway,
And spring has brought us beauicods May;
The world ag Tin assumes the guise
II wore when pure in Paradise:
The fiow'ry god hath walked the earth,
A I'd called the blossoms into irth;
His foot hath been on every hill,
Aud by the side of every rill:
With green robes he hath clothed the plains,
And deck'd them with soft How'ry chasns;
And We o'er all hath joyful been
To gather gifts for our fair Quesn,
To deck thy dark and glossy hair
We bring thee blossoms fresh aud fair;
We've pluckcd them wet with m ,rniug dew,
Or every shade, Of every hue;
We caught them slumbering in their beds,
With folded arms snd dropping heads,
WhiE !. lie fairies at their peaks.
sSror,-SS and Mayed upon their cheeks,
And kissed their cyehds gently esosed, ,---~- :
Or in t,eir capsules wet reposed,
just drinking in their fill OF bliss,
With dewy hath and balmy kiss,
Ere yet The fiery god Of day
Should drive them with his beams away
Such are the gihs. o Queen, that we
With hearts of love present to thee.
Aud VIC have twined for thee tfis wreath,
Bres he'd on b the dow'r gojs breath,
Which place upon thy brow. (crowns her.
And own thee as our sovereign now
The sovereign of this band so gay.
The Queen the happy Queen of May!
Here in thy fow'ry palace reign,
The monarch of this loyal train.
While we, with loving hearts and true,
Arc proud TO pay thee homage due,
Ard yield obedience tothy sway,
Queen OF tho Sweet and How'ry May,
And now around thy royal throne
Shall garlan,ls rich and rare be strown
The purple. pale. And dark deep red,
Prop',scuously around thee spread.
shall with their mingled fragrance meet
Aud yield perfume pure and sweet.
Then hail ali hail! fair Queen of May
Caecn Of this little band so gay!
QUEENS REPLY To THE cpowSER
Ny gentle friends to-day hsstc1
A corvrct 10 deck my bru,7:
A simple reaih OF bu / and he'll
Sweet wild wood flowers from oopse and dell;
But dearer far this gift to me
Than ere moiarch's gem could bel
This crown endureth bui day
The court AZ soon will pass away.
But when the sun Of May morn shines
On some bright day of future times,
The grateful mcm'ry Of this hour
Will touch ny heart with magic pow'r.
Aud win dream, dear friends. that ye
Are thinking kindly then on me-
s0EPrRx BwAKEE.
~ Nay her gentle sweets, dis,ii-
And al The air with fragranee fi,--
Doihom this seeptre gently WELD.
~boh trustingly to thee we yield.
(presents the sccp,rs.l
ou-es's REPLY TO soEPrRz BEARER.
Most loyal subjects, your Queen of May,
Acecct tie homage which you willing pay
This soepire. emblem Of Is gentle reign -
Shall mildly rn|e the msiicns OF my train
Not gcnller shall descend Mays swu. 81. show
ers,
Than IL exert ITS new created rorc5s:
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Acknowledgement.

Tho Soldiers Aid Society. (he'd At Philxdsl
phia Church) near Glenn Springs, acknowledge
with pleasure the following contributions:
l. p Foster, $40; Mrs Venson, pr drawers,
ar socks: Evie and Lula Bobo. scarf each;
MIR George Smith 81: Rev c Beard So: Mr.
Henningston 81: Harmon. 81: J 8 Har-
mon, 81. VIM Macarthur, 81. Major Lancaster.
Solo; Wa Thomson. So: Nsster Andre "
Thomson, 81: ''ssier Marsweil Moore. IS cite;
Master Willie Thomson. 81; Miss Evie Bobo,
pr socks. Thanks 10 Mr. Harmon for
SOLICITING contributions.
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WM. VI. SHANNON.
Agent for the State of South Carolina.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE or THE CONTROLLER GENERAL, !
Columbia, March 10th, 1868.

OrrIcH or THE CoAPTRoLLER GENERAL,
Columbia, March 10th, 1868.
T HEREBY certify. that JOS. VI. ELFoRp,
Il II SparIanburg. s. c., Agent ofthe AIER-
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, incorpo
rated by the State of Virginia. has complied
with The conditions and acquisitions of the Act
Of the General Assembly entitled. IAN Act 10
regulate the Agencies of Insurance Companies
not incorporated in the State Of South Caro-
lina," and hereby license the said JOS. W.
ELFORD. Agent as aforesaid 10 take risks and
transact all business Of Insurance, in this
State, for, and in behalf Of said Company.
w. LAVAL.
For Comptroller Gcuersl.
March 19--i--Sw
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COMMITTED

TNo the Jail of Spartanburg District. a dark
Negro Boy, about feet high. and weighs
about one hundred and thirty or forty pounds,
and is Is or ~ yea ) old, says his name is
Henry. and was sold by =. Crews, of Laurens
District to man named Fitzgerald. OF Bun :
combe Co., y. G. The owner will come for
ward. prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. l.. NJ. GENTRY, 8 -.
Fob 10 40 If
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sonE ef yenkln,s laee.

SONG or Jcnkin's Aaca.
From tAs ssasiy pine ssssss. ~ asssa1aAss
Trsp the tels efiAs weakly. shs A.ls = -
s poor,
wssrs ss,hsrss, = ssssaass psrtsss. go.
70 sssixS Ger she sls.ss ~ = sa1srisg 80 i,
Oar hot.sis the ssrsss. ~ essQD annQnN
Oar dwelling tn. ,ins .aa .h. psissses -
TIN the note ef the BaSis shrsusk - -
Brings the summons Of bstls - 5sskisis. -.
Our hest blood .As,l eria.ss sSs vl~s q
~ 'ekwassr,
RrsRs Cor nsnsut wiil ssass sSssAsa:
An eheagh esArslsd s.rrs.ssrs~ ssssiisS,1h
". read .sas : tt.:-.a or tread As-s
mors.
Hooker ana Mecsn ~ ixnaff 70 ssora:
But vhen The wild masls sf JsnkinssAS1n
II heard. ~ the siUsal hill. valley and eau
Echo CUT with sn answer sf Jsnkias ulsa.
A hundred bold spiria., hs.arsd xSlikA
bladsS. IeE@ - r. 10y
A hanirsd proud chargers dr.wa ,ssss -
Are vah. .as .h, signal sh.. bid. tAsu swss.
Let ths lsSiosSM Reynoids bs~srs - ihs1
-0A~tAas pAssilsss srrsnd, Inflated With psiAA
Fer he rssssaA - ssseessS ssasaHs sssushay
Peal. -. sh. ar.sa -.r IS. ns.. = yssts.s ~.
But thsrs WAS oass sinswhsa osrss,7assst
ea hand l.s...ss..
We're tut ar.isass, tradesmen, tilisrs eeiAp4.
wsr. peseefui and h.rnlessi aye. that sss -
The rushlsss naraadsrs lad pesssse - ~
store. s ta-
Hurrshi fr. the onsst---ne peace must We fue9
Till our own CasoIna is rid Of her foe;
Still red be our weapons and hercsly tin No.
Be shouted the Va, cry OF Jenkins men.
A sHARP-SHO0z1R.
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MOTTO.

A LII persons holding claims against HEN
~ RY WHITE. deceased. will give due do.
tioc to w H. WHITE or wN. BUSH. ac-
cording to law : und AL perscus anywise in
debted, vii; please come forward and settle.
w II. WHITE,
WM BUSH
Nor 1I SS-tf Administrators
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NNHE undersigned Agent rthe SOUTHERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. E0ai-
.P.ANY, of counlbia, 8. C.,,snd of the MER-
CHANTS FIRE IN>URANoE COMPANY, Of
Richmond, Va, wis3 now TAXA RISKS at reason
Able Rates on aha lives Of Slaves, as we'll as
Whites, ana ois esttea s-r ,i,s eti,e prov cr'v
J. Nj. ELFoRD, Agent.
. March l9-l-2mos
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TO. RENT.

A SMALL neat Cottage containing two up
~ per and two basement rooms. On the
promises are g good kitchen, servants two
rooms. A good we'll Of water, and 6nc garden
spot, potatoe patch, &C. Terms low and will
be made known by applying to
JIM. ELFORD
March &c Sw
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NOTICE..

nR, L. c. KENNEDY having left his Books
Of ACCOUNT AND NOTES in my hands
for collection and settlement during his ab
s,nce in lhc Confederate servieN. All persons
having accounts unsettled, will please come
forward promptly and make paymeni- II un
able to pay tho cash, please CALI and give a
note, as il is desirable to have the accounts
slssed up. A. II KIRBY.
August - II
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-04-09

Nm purnmnse ofan o,der from the Ordinary
ii We will sell'to the highest bidder. At Lime
stone Springs. on the 18th day Of April next,
the following personal pr perty belonging to
the Estate Of JOHN L. YOUNG. viz:
l Lot Of Blacksmith's Tools.
hot CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Lot New Busg6s, ROckaways,
AND many other articles not mentioned.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
THOS. HARRIS. Ex'or.
MARY T. YOUNG, Exec'trx.
April 2 3 q