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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-25
AottcGs.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS for building bridge over
Saltwater, near Harrisburg In this county, will be
received until noon on Monday, the Sd day OF May,
1894
Separate proposals to be made for the masonry and
snperstructurs Bidders also 10 state what they
wifi allow for the old bridge,
The Commissioners, as heretofore, reserve the
riR ht 70 reject auy aud all bids II they ihi ht,
The plan and specifications 70 be seen In this
ofisa THOMAS o. LOWE,
aIldaawtt Auditor Montgomery County, Ohio.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24
COOKING STOVE
F,- 10. a.! Irstrzcsto or E.su-.incas Co1'.
PATENTED n 1859,

AZ tatsizT;.sa = '-' ''';'";as P'ih'' 0f'z'
IL. .a..-7-:.zs.:7r, v:.h proper care, a:'eas:
. yc,-. g.;rez as Z u-s that we're --t Up in
1888.
q. .r.~r-.cTra=.-zTery Tc-.;ca C The Cove is
te-c-zy constructed. zach s-2Te Is au5mitteE to
critic! test an r7ae leave car oTks unless c2.a'
r.e.:.y and perfectly finished.
g. cArAc-r7-Bahins, brOir.aS, boiling roasting,
AMI I'll a-ler culinary operations, performed at tie
g17e time barrel u cour baked into bread with a
si--l- Ese.
~, re.sour-sagf7E III. co.: :tI.e SOY. il or :
yc7r. IN tie ZEN Of fuel
E.t. Y-s-.1,-r7g o7 O5z-.-In the 5,crart Stove
alone thc o: doors epcn directly into the even, (l.e-
.--r-a u letters Ya:e-:) Occurring 2 direct draft
,h-os~h tie :J1 cfthe ov-a, u moan 80 a.torated
hs,ezi1 t,e Goor5 and ha-- is. t v. borne IN
zuE d. . The heated air always rises. his method
G. ventilation IS lie Only of any -, &c vh-ts7cr
c.. Ea-lsa CoS9ao- CT .Iz.7.-Iise Leaf generated
l. - -.97s H--- be h-ia t.sr- at ust- or .tgols'
,1.s t.s-c1a: q E'.csH.-.
IL. ~ Dov-Lz sHGz- 70 tx TLC=--y ~A;s1
---.z.. s -- i-va--.-- --te- c. heat IS oh.ai,:e
md tie oxen mere evenly eEJ efficiently a---I -sa
u any c-.-. ---o7-- Invention.
:. ..-o.,l---.-ri75.a-- l.- II. Up -, T.-ou: lie
49,. ,.-- % smoke entering thereon
e. .--- g.---a E-.--9-,r ID 1:Aas:lSu CIozaT.-
-. ----- -- -.-..-.--- ..-- =, waste lea:
go 7l--.-a. r--s- c.-..
19.a, w.. Gl--.-,-. a----- --: Ter srpr.-i1 =
l.. ------ for e. ISL, r-a.l equal g --'y range.
-ySyiI =, -. l-.,--- ca = t..-- p, months; VIII
: written guaranty ~ ,,--- !. ..-- = a---t.
F1J-Eeea-. e lie l.--.--ea- worthless mutations
-e- n ----,-. s. 81. Gle - 60: =. =. Stewart,
-., CT t.s --..-zsa g. "a t-:5Te. No s-Ae-
a. ----.--,
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G!.lcana advertisements.

FROM tie AGcer.i-fng agency &C. II. ECEIyET,
g DeIrtOrsl s..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-24
DRY GOODS
Ever o-.rsa in this si,y, Consisting in pa: OF

Ever orsrsa in this s,y, Consisting in "a: OF
Plain and Fancy Silks, Black Silks, Scotch
Plaids, alpaca, Reps, Cobergs, Irish Pop
lin, Empress Cloth, Plain Poplin, Lus:crs.
French Nerino, Bombazinc, All Wool De
Laineg, Common De Laines, and great
variety Of other Dress Goods too numerous
to mention.
Also grsa. variety Of WHITE GOODS, szss Is
Victoria Lawns Jaconets, Swiss Null, Bishop
Lawn Plain and Barred Jacouet, Plain
and Barred Swiss Embroidery, Inserting
Linen Edging, Lace Edging, Gui Pre-
Lace, Embroidered Collars, and Mourning
Collars.
AIarga variety Of CLOVES Of every Lind and sty,o.
BalmoraI Hose both Ribbed and Plain: Bal
moral Skirts and Hoop Skirts in la-ge
variety.
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D. KT n GM 4. n.
M. 5Vy GOODS
AND
NEW PRICES

The subscriber would respectfully inform the c.izase
Ottawa and vicinity that lie is receiving. the ID
Stand OF h. NJ Habert, one OF the largest
tTactiye assUrtuferts o!
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CLGiES.

We have A !a-tt r-rIsrT 'srrsz-
desirable styles ALSO great variety of Beaver C.aaEr
Common ti,ii.Inga a. Ladies. Co.Ls, which va. EEL
ysry Cheap.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-05-05
~ PEIe5 ANNUNa
THE ONLY ALTERNATIVES.

be'ieve that there are but two alter
na'ivcs, und these are. either an arkuvwl-
edgincnt ut the Independence Of he South
rs an independent nation, OR their 5onl-
pletc sui.jugatiC+i aud exteruinatiDn ~ =
people; amd ui these alternatives | prefer
the iOilncr.
Mr. Chairman ] take little OF no in.
terest IN the discussion Of .kc question
which many Of my political i,ilnds would
m,k6Nn issu= as to h,w this war shall -
Prosecuted; its nian,,cr aud object. | r..
gard tia AZ wvrse than trihng with Tue
great question:. ds mt Lelieve thsrs
can he any prosecutions of the war against
y sovereign State under the Constitution,
aud do not b,lieve that war So c..rried
on can be pro ec&el 80 Us to ssnler it
proper, jusli6ab.r VI sxpciisnt. An nm
eontituiiohai war ssin .niy bo carried. on in
an unconstitutional manner, and ~ prose
cute it further under The idea vi the gel
tie,uan fro. Penss, ,lvasia, (hir Stsveas,)
~ war waseI againsl the Confederate
States as an indcpcnie,t nation, TOR the
purpose oi conquest aud ds,ubjusatiOn, A. he
proposes. AID the Auislnisratiuu il in
truik aud n, iAct JoiLs i, | am equally op
posed.
l will say further, Mr.. Chairman, that
II this .ar is to be still further pr, secuted,
prefer that It shall We done unuer the
auspices oi those who rivw conduct its
management, us | DO not wish the party
with which 1 AN Connected tu be in any
degree responsible .os its results, which
sannot Cc otherwise than disastrous aud
suicidal- Tor the responsibility .rcmaiu
where It is until We can have Change of
policy instead Of men, if ssch thing is
poss ole. Nothing could be mo, fatal t.r
the Democratic party than To seek lu come
into power piedsod 20 . continuance Of
war pohcy.- such a pOiicy wvuid be libel
ul.un IT'S creed IN she past, aud the ideas
tha lie at the basis OF ali froe G5vern-
n.on,s. and woI,C lead 10 ats cUiupeie de-
muraiizatiOn ahu ruIu.
1 beIie,e the muses. OF the Democratic
party are Tor peace, that they would be
placed iu a iui.e position II they should
Nominate war candidate lor the Presi.
the narrow basis of how the war should be
prosecuted. For any own part, u. have
already indicated, lear that our old Gov
erumeut cannot De preserved even uinle.
the best auspices, and under any policy
that may now be adopted; yet desire to
see the Dcnociatic pa.ty, with which ]
huve always been connected, preserve it's
consistemcy and Republican character uu-
shaken.
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LAST NoTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given to all Manufnc.
i Y turers of Cotton Yarn and Cloth, Leath
er. Shoes, Hats. Liquors and all others Of
whatsoever kind who arc linble 10 pay tax n
kind for the Relief OF Soldiers families That
from and after the 9th of May next, that ere
ention will be issaed sgairist all who fail to pay
by that time.
Manuft cturcrs of Shoes Hats and Liquors
Biacksmi,hs, Carriages. Wagons. Buggies aud
Stone Ware, may commute their Tax in Kind
by payins the same by the time above men
toned.
1t is all important to the relief of many SOL
dicrs' families who suffering for Bread
that those liableto pay Tax in Kind should
come forward and promptly pny up their re-
spec:ive dues.
j. d. CLEVELAND, Chairman. s. d. r.
GEo. W. Ii. LEoo, Sec'ry and Treasurer.
April % 52 IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONSCRtPT DEPARTMENT

CONSCRtPT DEPARTMENT..
CoLUMBIx April 20, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 7.
PERSONS be wcen the ages Of II and
ls lS 1hd between 45 and 60 years, who
failed to report for enrolment by the 10th in
slant, viii report 10 the Enrollng Officers Of
their respective Districts ON OR BEFORE
THE FIRST OF NAY NEXT. and will be Gu
rolled without prejudice because of such de-
fault, on rendering satisfactory excuse there.
for.
III. Those who fail to report within the time
hereby extended, will be enrolled conscripts
and assigned to service with those between
the ages OF ID and 40; unless they shall render
q satisfactory excuse for such defaulsr. to be
judged Of by the Bureau Of Conscription n,
Richmond.
CD MELTON,
Major, Commandant OF Conscrip,s
n6c, Trieweckly Courier aud MetSmfy four
times; ali other papers in the .tate copy once
April % 81 lw
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Headquarters,
COAIMISSARY-G GENERALS DEPT, s. c

CoLUMBIA, April 80, 1864.
COMPLAINS against tue agents to mann,
~ ficture $, iriis IN the several DisIricis
| havirg reached this Department, showing an
| evident misunderstanding and misconstruction
OF the Act and their contracts, the following
| regulations are published tor the better infor-
maHon OF the agents and all concerned, which
mus, be strictly complied with
LIST. The spirits manufactured are to be sold
only to regularly tractisiny physicians and
registered druggist, residing in same District
with agent. tor current fund.-, ut the price
! named IN tire contract.
I'd, Phys;ti,hs living in one District and
practising III another ana adjoi ing, may he
allowed TO draw portion Of spirits frCm he
distiler Of thai District, Tor he of their pa
| tients residing therein. y;
Cd. No agent has right TO demand gr,n
for s0lrils.
Attn. The following pledge will be required
by The agent, ani mus, be given in every in
stance before any por. ION Of the spirits mnnu
featured can be manufactured: IL, the un-
dc's sn d, lregularly practising physician or
registered lrug.ist,} ct. - pi..rIct, do here
by pledge my honor that will ..oi use, sell o,
dispose of ANY Portion Of the spirits furh shcd
to me by -. agent 10 manufacture pure
spirits Ior the District of ~, except for
medicinal purposes, and that will not sell or
otherwise dispose of the same n an advance
of pserc than twenty Eve per cent on It's ceet. =.
oh. The quantity to bc sold each regu.
larly practising f'iysician and registered
druggist, under tic rct, is not TO exceed fifty
gallons of whiskey and FIVE gallo: of alcol.oi
during the year, strict for medical purposes.
The agents are recommended 20 deliver the
above quantity III require'i) when practicable.
in equal monthly instalments, s" " TO give To
each portion when called for, anu not 10 dc
liver any one the whole quantity at once. to
the exclusion, for the time, Of others.
9th. Agents are requested to make out and
forward to tbis Department punctually. on the
Hast day OF each quarter, or as soon after
possible, their returns, ga the blanks Furnish
ed, OF all spirits manufactured and sold by
the', during the quarter.
by order Of tho Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col aud Commissary G eneIal s. c.
BED- All papers in the >ta,e please copy once.
and send bills in duplicate. with copy of ad-
vcrtisemont attached, To this Department for
payment Bills paid quarterly.
April % so 1t
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Spurgeon says: We in England are
gettinga little tired of the ncgroes-we
are beginning to find them ont A year
Or so ago negro was quite pet with US,
aud when one came 10 US We made much
oi hlm; but now too many are comiug-
they come over in squads they are very ig-
norant aud conceited; we are very wiihRS
to tIeip tken to be free, to give them mon
ey, but then, we do not w..nt any more to
do with them.
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A Confederate picket, OH the Rapidan!
lately called out TO the Yankee picket OPP
poslte, to know who was in command Of the
finest arlry on the planct" now. "Geu,
Grant" was the answer. Why did you
b'mg him here" asked the Confederate.
"Oh,Y replied the. Yankee, '.you SEQ, Gen.
Grant was getting u little too popular ~
please MIR. Lincoln, aud SO he sent him
here to get Gou. Lee To take him down
littfy.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

offer for sale large and commodious brick
Il house, containing six large rooms. The
honse is built after IN approved model. The
improvements are all new. The lot is eligible
aud wSfi shaded by forres, grove. The situa-
don ~ beautiful, and convenient to the Male
and Female Colleges of this Town. This prop
srty can be treated for ut private salos At any
tame, until safe day w November when il will
be sold at public out.ory unless sold before
Tbs lsts purchaser having no use for it.
G. LEE.
October y 80 If
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y NJ. Ii. EE.s.ElxlMLNLIEK
$40 ReWard.

n OST on or about the 10th Of day Of Febru-
u A airy last in the wagon yard near the Depot
In Spartanburg Village, sqnll volumne in
pocket book form containing tables and fory
malse for mechanics and engineers by Haswcll.
Ny name IL written in full on the inside lids
aud on the blank leaves there are given In. PEN
Gil, formuas for the solution OF many DAses
which frequently occur in military engineer
ing a so that the finder cannot mistake to whom
it bclongk j em very anxious to recover this
volume, ss copy Of Il oaaaot be purchased
anywhere in the south. have authorized
WIN. II. Trim nier to pay the finder liberal
reward who will return il to the Spartan Office.
JN0. BANKSTON DAVIS, Co. E.,
Ist Regiment. Engineer Troops.
Camp Gilmer, yr. April u 81 81
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TELEGRAPuiC.-TheN New York TribA
una says that the proposed telegraph across
Behring's Strairs md Asialo Russia, to
CONNECT the Uuitcd States with Europe,
begins to promise hopefully Mr.. Collins;
has secured all necdlal privileges from che,
British and Russian Governments, aud Will
soon lay before Congress the ilaus agreed
upon, asking the Unitod States Govern
meut to assist in the enterprise. -
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Don't forget to save your rags. All the
pa.'er mills and newspaper publishers are
10 strait Tor the want of material. lt,
costs nothing to save rags and high prices
are paid Tor them. II the money the rags
bring in is not al induoement to take care
OF them, then DO it for the purpose of keep.
ing the newspapers from suspendifay
White rags OF course are prefereble, bu.
colored ones will do to make paper OF some
sort. Cotton or linen rags of any dcscrip-
ton will make good paper.
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Plymouth, n. C, Is the County seat Of
Washington County, situated on the Roa-
noke Kives, some eight miles from wherr
it emptics into Albc,nsrle Sound. Iu 1850
its population was 95l. At the commence
ment of the war il sas Prcsotty twelve OF
thirteen hundytd. It must have been pset-
ty strongly fortified, as i shown by the
nuuibcr Of cannon captured.
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= Politeuess is at once one Of the most
profitable attainments that can grace hA-
man bein:. 1t costs less, but purchases
much. But, TO be truly polite, tho heart
must be cultivated and refined. "A vulgar,
mind appears uncomcly in the garb Of po-
litencss.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
UNION DISTRICT.
Ia the Court Of Ordinary.

Ia TIC Court OF 0ruInary.
NXTHEREAS WILLIAM I. BRIANT,
w Administrator of the estate or JERE-
MIAH KIRBY, deceased, has applied 10 me
TO have the estate of said deceased settled !;
mud il appearing 10 my satisfaction that the
following defendants reside from and beyond
the limits OF this State. viz: Adon Kirby aud
cti iidren of Emanuel Kirby, whose names arc
unknown.
IL is therefore ordered that they appear
personally or by Attorney before ,Ipc in the
Court Of Ordinary, at Union Cout. House, on
the 27th day of May next, and object, or their
consent to the same will be entered on record
T.. GAGE, o., U. D.
Feb 20 as sm
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WALKER HOUSE.

HWING to the advanced age 4
~ and the inability of the rr2
Proprietrsss Of this HOUSE, ssssG II
with the great increase Of patronage that this
House has been receiving from day TO day for
months past-being seldom less than from
FORTY to SIXTY she will close the same
from and after this date, and no boardsfs or
transient persons will bG hereafter aceomme-
dstsd thcrofh.
This House, situated in the town OF Spar
Main street, mfdwgy between the Sparianburg
and Union Rail Road Depot and the Court
Heuss, and which has been regularly koPt
open AS Motel for upwards of ~ years past,
without any iutermission il
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE,
with thssFurniturs contained therein. The
House contains
FIFTH ROOMS
Several Of them quite large, at least 10 of
thon 30 feet square, and the balance comfort
able chsmbsrs-all well ventilated with large
windows, and well shaded with large sak trees
around the premises.
The House 10 In perfect order. aud needs no
repairs, and well arranged for immediate use.
Terms made known by applying TO the Pro
prietress. The Servants belonging 10 the
House are well skilled, can be hired il desired
Sufficient amouat Of good woodland TO serve
the use of the House for many years within
IA miles Of the place, can be purchased With
the premises, IL so desired
M. b. WALKER, Proprictrsss.
epsrtanburg, 8. c., Sept. 8, 1868. -
Sept. l0rs "a 10
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Taxes. Taxes.

will, IL not providentialiy hindereJ, at.
tend at spartanburg Court House, on sale
days in April, May and June next, to collect
The balance OF State and District TAXES, for
1868. All persons who have failed 10 pay
their Taxes, will have to pay in FIVE dollar
notes or under, or lose 834 per cent on the
amount paid
The Books will be closed after the fret Mon
day in June next, and executions will be
lssned against all defaulters
II. q. POOLE, T. c..
March ,8l ~ 40 If
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The TERRITORY OF MIscEaENIA.-A
New York paper Of last week has the fol-
lowing good hit; So
The miseegenators may consraaulate
themselves that their promised land is al
ready in sight. In the United Stutes SEN
ate, on Thursday, on motion of Mr.. Wiz
kinson, of Minnesota, the word "white"N
was stricken out of the bill establishing
temporary Government for the new terri.
tory of"Montana." This effcctually brings
The negro on an equality withthe white ii,.
habitant, and enables both faces TO cohabit
alike and alike under the "erganic law"
In this view OF this promising new terrific.
ry, would 1t not be more appropriate To
naiAe it "Miscegcna 7" i; is more cu--
phonious title than the one proposed. Sen.
ator Sumner desired io know the meaning
of the name "Monrana" He would labor
under no ignorance in that respect if the
name we suggest should be selected.
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LOST SHEEP!
CTRAYED from the Subscriber, on Lawson's
- Fork, near Nc Makins Factory, in Novem-
ber last, Ten head of Sheep Five are marked
with Acrop in the right ear. and slope in the
left marks Of the others unknown. A liberal
reward will be given for these Sheep or any in.
formation concerning them.
C. II. MABRY.
Jan IA 40 u
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VOL XXI.


s sfr; "a ~ 1ssr - d. - rl-'. - 49, n
. hissa MsSGillan, Alfred Mcmillan, st-si,
$50 Defendants.
~ having been shown 70 my satisfaction that
1.-THE heirs or Smith Mo MILAN, dscesSed,
SSmss not known, Hiram Mcmillan. Alfred
NeN,llauand Alexander No Sokilsn, DESCENDANTS,
q shis ssse resids without this State: II 10 or'
1sred and dsescd that they aptGnr at ths Court
q Ordinary 70 be holdena at SpartAnonrs Eoast
IQsssS for Spartauburg District, on Friday tho
'9Sth day Of April next, to show cause II any
hey oaa, Why 6nal settlement OF the estate
ef fliiah Mcmillan, deceased, should Nvt be
made aud , decree entered THEREOF.
0iysn under my hand and seal Of of6ec, this
tAs 2ssh da. of January, 1884,
80 JXO. EARLE BoMAR, o. SD.
ySa % Al sm.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
sPARTANDURG DIsTRIlT.
In the Court Of Ordinary.
Robert Mocraw. Ex'or.. Applicant,
Pleasant MeCraw, N J. Ssrratt and wife,
ct al. Defendants.
Petition for final settlement ami decree.
Ut appearing to my satisfaction that Pleasant
AcCraw. legal heirs and representatives Of
William Mct,raw deceased, names not known,
George MoCraw, Peter McCraw, N. J. Sarratt
aud wife, Dcbby Sarratt, J. NJ. McCraw, Perry
Humph-ies and wife Artalissa, Tbos. Wood and
wife Jane and>C A. McCraw. defendants in
this ease reside beyond the limits Of this state.
IL is ther efore ordered that they appear 1t the
Copst of0rdinary 10 be holden for Spartanburg
District at Spartanburg Court House, on the
<th day Of June next, 10 show etHse, II any
they can. Why final settlement Of the estate
efCabtaid McCraw, deceased, should not be
made and q decree rendered thereon.
Witness my hand and seal of Office.
JNO EARLE BOMAR, o. 8. d.
March 10 Al Sm
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March u 40 am
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN y
StARrASDuRI DisrRIcr.

Harriet II. J. VI M5htgomvry, Applicant.
vs.,
john d. Montsomrfy, ct. al Defendants
Petition to prove vii! or Mary 4. Montgome
ry Diseased, ia dae aud olcnn form y. law
I T appearing TO my Satisfaction that n ,ncy
Il Fowler one of The Defendants i'm this ease
resides beyond the limits of this State; it is
therefore ordered hat she appear AT the Couri
ofOrdinary to be holden for Spar,anburg Di,-
trio, n, Spartanhurg Court Hodsc on the 18th
day of June next TO shew causc, il any exists
why the will of Mary A. Mont gomery deseas-
cd, should not he admitted to probate in due
and solemn form Of law
Witness my hand and seal Of Office, Msrcl,
18th, 1864.
JOHN EARLE BOHAR, o. s D.
March II 10 8m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPARrANBURG DISTRICT.

81 In the Court of Ord nary.
Al. Poster, Applicant, vs. Mary Dodd, ei nj
Defendants.
Petition for sale of real estate Of W. I. Tanner.
deceased.
TT appearing 10 my Satisfaction that Maiden
Green aud the legal heirs and representa-
fious Of Floyd Tanner, deceased. names not
kubwn. Dctepi iants ia this case. reside be e.
youd the i,aits Of this State, il is therefore or
uered That ihey ii appear and Sbjeet to the
division s;,!c o. the real estate of w. T. Tan
ner. deceased, or before the 2ith day Of
June next, or iheir Consent ID the same will be
e~sered Gf record.
Witness IN. hani'aad seal Of o.Iier, sIarci
2lst 1864.
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Grow Bar Lost

DETwEEN Pacolclt Depot and Spartan.
Id burg. Any one will be suitably reward
Ell by leaving 1t at this office.
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-05-05
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-06-16
SUnderies.
Suffers Goods.

A LMONpS, Or. Nuts. Pea Nuts, FIlberts
~ Raisins. Cove Oysters, Lobsters, Com
mon Candles, Fancy Candies. Gum Drops
Chewing Guano, Canned Fruits, Sardines
CatsuP, Pepper Sauce, Lemon and Vanilla
Extracts. For sale in quantities to suit
D. S. FORD & BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-06-16
Building Materials.

Cash, Doors, Nsils cf all sizes, White
- Lead, Linseed Oil, a. Putty, For sale
at the store, corner Court and Third street.
d. S. FORD d BRO