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aa- Mons. Mercisr, near Aiken, South
Carolina, has exhibited ,an ezcellenk cIaret.
he informs us that il requires three differ
ent kinds Of grapes.tn make thisHine, but
what they ere remains secret with him
DR.. Mcdonald, Of the same State, with
several Others, and some few in Georgia,
have embarked in the business, on limi-
ted scale, and met with decided success,
although novices when they commenced. -
Field and -FErestde .sl-41sas -. d. ..4z.;
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pect of killing of MI Davis and his Cab.
net openly ysrejoiced at; substantiated by
citizens onSSthe linesf the raid, to whom
the design was boasfully announced; and
confirmed by q mass of evidence which,
when published and given to the world, as
will shortly be done, will not leave twig
of question for the eriginators Of the barba.
rous scheme to grasp at as they plunge into
the abyss of lasting infamy, or single
doubtful strand in the.ropethas swings them
to the execration of the civilized world.
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- I Brigadier General Pillow has been as,
sigued to tho defence of North Alabama,
and to the protection the iron and coal
region of that State.
1t is stated that, Lieutenant General
Holmes has been ordered to report at Rich
mond, and Major General Sterling Price
will assume active command in the field
west of the Mississippi.
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$4,000
1,777.7S2 20
S222.21 7.9

FEMALE MoNsrERs.-On Friday, 18th,
the birthday of Calhoun, who, next to
Washington, has earned and received, the
special approval of true womanhood more
than any American statesman or leader, q
group or herd of five female creatures, dis
guised in the apparel of women, visited one
of the batteries on Morris Island. They
examined the guns and the appointments
of the battery for some time, and one after
another in turn pulled.the lanyard to throw
shells at or into the city of Charleston.
Comment is needless. Let the fact be known
and reported generally.-Ch Charleston Con-
rier.
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nnHNHS.

- Taxation keeps up lively time! Many
of those who have been "funding their bills"
as worthless, find them great convenience
now. "All Fools day" is at hand, and they
are about to realize it. w. =.
-It-will be seen by zadgertisemant that
slave. labor for the coast.is again called for
from this Distrfet*on the 25th proximo. 1t
is hard at this season, but we suppose ne
oessty requires its rigorous enforcement,
There is quite'a shifting about of En-
rolling Officers, at this time. We see The
9th of April announced as the next exam
ination day for Conscripts. So with new
boards, ticklish time may be apprehended.
j. F. Carpenter, of Greenville District,
in this State, has succeeded in manufactu-
ring an excellent article Of Epson Salts, at
his Salt works, on our coast. Physicians
recommend it as eqnal to the imported ar
ticle. ~ ~ s
= There must be q generous system of
furloughs existing now, as we often meet
many of our friends from the different ar
mics at home, on visit to their families. -
We are glad to see it, for nothing can more
efectually check desertion, than this famil'
lar intercourse: ~..-
occasionally pick upa few Yankees
in Charleston harbor; but we see that two
of, opr piokets were captured near Legare's
landing last week. , r.
The Yankees, it is said, are i6 large
force on the islands around Charleston-it
is all a humbug about the siege being raised
there. .... ~.
- The Richmond Whig compliments
South Carolina for her uncompromising de-
votion to the cause, and says that those who
think South Carolina has forgotten her Gun.
ming, as regards States Rights, are dream
ing. ~. g.. .'.->
A Mrs. Perry, died recently neaf Pick.
EMS Court House, of small pox. 1t is said
there were other cases in the neighborhood
Col. Voolfolk, of Kentucky, in late
speech, said thatif Lincoln's course during
the war is Unionisma, then he is a REBEL
His arrest has been ordered.
- The 9th Kentucky, and f1th Michigan
Federal Cavalry, had fight about the Ad
miuistration, in which the llth got mate
rally worsted, having three men killed.
Ice has been formed at Suez, on tht
borders of the Red Sea-a phenomena pre-
Yiously unheard Of. Heavy SHOWS have alst
occurred in the south of France. The In
der would say this was "ominous."
The tories in Western North Carolin'
are continuing depredations on the propert.
i Of loyal citizens. Two s0onaen in Transyl
! vania county have been imprisoned for arson
and as connected with tories and deserters
- The burial of Mrs. General Beauregar'
at New Orleans, on the Sd instant, was at
tended by over six hundred persons.
- Mr.. Baldwin, of Massachusetts,. wa
called to order in the Yankee Congress las
week for speaking of ex.President Buohan
an as "that miserable man"
Grant intends concentrating all tn
forces from the Western boundary Of aFeka
to the Mississippi. -.
| The New York World denounces But
ler as malicious inhuman brute.
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THE CURRBNeY.-The Note Bureau a

THE CURRENeY.-The Note Bureau at
Richmond is now issuing no other notes
than those of the denomination Of FIVE dol.
lars, and these to an amount that will but
little excead half million per day. None
Of the smaller notes, ones and twos, are now
being signed, but an immense amount Of
the fifty cent change notes are now IN
course Oh preparauon,. anu MIN soon 40 10:
sued q timely measure, which will have the
effect Of at once, supplying the public with
change.
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CIRCULAR.
To the Several soldicrs' Boards or Relfef IN
this State. VIZ q 1865; 2 :
COMPTROLLER GENERALS 8 OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. G., March %, 1884.
TT being evident. from the Ranorta "a "a.

: .
COMPTROLLER GENERALS OFFICE, SO.
co1uxa,.. q. g.. March q; 1874 3;
''A' % 70 hua.sA. - teV5 2'S q
TT being evident. from the Reports al
readv MAZE % ,hI. osc. hv ,,. go, u q
lief as ~ tbe Tar N KinS eyed ~ bv AZ, Wh ~ H.
Soldiers from is State In fhe and sfate ses
rice y thai said Boards cannot fs bss boreA h,Ses
o. s H. 49, = S. s - . .,.ss 80 ,puAep, sstesl,
fyics oy parisSes os mny be enssd ,Sa,e,n :,
section Of mid Act and In ords, ~ nrevn ~
waste of grain, sat Sc, and TO cary INTO eject he ny
sions of aid a. ,2s 70 Sn,n.,tno d. pay,a @ 2 @
and nubshed nnde ;be @
Of His Exceencv the Goyeraor. e "'' ~
oc,es as M nno ,ns ao} " Sa, 81. ~. a
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Confederate Bonds.

The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
publishes the following despatch :
RICHMOND, March 24.-Four per cent
certificates aud bonds are transferable in
the same manner as all other registered
stock. See the remarks in the Richmond
Sentinel, of the 2Sd inst.
C. G.. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of.the Treasury.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE. :

A IL persons indebtedto the Post Of
IA fee are hereby requested to call and settle their hc
COUNTS, previous TO the FIRST oFAPRIIi. Amer The
date mentioned, will keep accounts, and win require
ALL POSTAGE 10 be PAID before any MAIL MATTER
will be delivered No exception Will be made to this rule.
For convenience persons desire IT, Will receive DE-
P0SITS after the 1st of April. ssss- 3 ~ 80
March % ID 81 -
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0Mamp.

DEp-On the Ord of December last from the efaots of
wound received at the battle Of Chickamauga, WILLIAM
E.. MURPHY, native of York District, but for several
company from which State he volunteered in defence of
MS country He was for several years employed in the
ENQUIRER OFFICE, where from his seadiness kind dfspo
on and genial manners he had cultivated the good el,
years of age. -, - ".~ 20 : s' s'a -, =.
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From the South Carolinlan.
How to Pay an Amount Payable in the
New Notes with Old Notes.

How to Pay an Amount Payable in the
New Notes with Old Notes.
There will be money lost by uususpecting
persons in receiving new money debt in
old notes, if they are not attentive to avery
simple calculation. I feel almost ashamed
to call the attention Of the public to mat
ter which seems 80 plain, but as have
known S95sto be sunk from the above cause
iu the payment of under 5000, and this by
a first rate business man, 1 propose to show
your readers how loss may occur:
A. owes B. $4,000 new money debt, but
has nothing but old money to pay with
A. offers B. $4,000 in old money. B. re-
fuses, but consents to receive payment if A.
pays him the 335 per cent. on,the debt =
A. pays him the sum. Let Us see what B.
receives as an equivalent for his debt:
A. pays in old notes....., $4,000
Discount on debt. ...... -666.66s
B. receives in old notes., s2,666.66s
discount ouf1O reQuotlOn .- .....t
Of new money. S8o.So 4,9
Actual equivalent reed By B. 81, ,77.78z.9
New money debt, ......... $4,000
Amount received, ,.....3... l,777.7S2.9
. ..y
Lost in transaction ...... S222.21 7-9
The proper payment to make is one.half
of the new money debt added in old notes
to the amount of debt paid,in the old notes.
Thus d. -
New money debt in old notes.. 80. $2)2,OO0
Discount added in old notes...... 1000
Amount of old notes paid...........93,0 900
One-third off for discount. t........... 1000
Equivalent received.. d................. $4,000
j. W. r. P.
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9pmensd.

Il Latham, Mr.. E. P. CASTLES, of Fairfield Dstricts
and miss EMMA J., daughter Of Jackson Brown, OF This
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TAN BARK WANTED.
THE Subscribers wish to buy ONE
II HUNDRED CORDS of TAN BARK "a - s.,.ss
for which they will pay reasonable prices, -
IN MI, LEATHER, delivered at their TAN
merry in YofkvfIle. szsss ~ > 5S7E - 3s-
They will TAN HIDES on SHARES -
one half for the other, OF for one when
more than TWO HIDES are broughA - - - z 81 ~.
SMITH SANDERS. ~
March % 4, - Z. 49, 90 y4t q.
EN EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT..
John John <, :. o.,s;D... = ; : aintsr rasates, ss;
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il John 4 Caroihen, defendant I'm above stuffed case
resides beyond tie limits Of this Stnte-t h therefore, ON
motion Of Williams Beatty, Solicitors for eomplatnans,
ordered tnt said absent defendant do appear and Plead
swer og damur, 70 the bill fled in this case, within three
months from the publication of this noce or decree pro
confesso will be entered against him. Sf ssc, =
Is2p - WALTER B. MEgTs, O. r.r. D. -
JanflafY 4. u - Am
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B. receives in old notes y,
Discount of, for reduction
Of: new money.
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9TJ Ol NeRbneTiOFuj ueseTVeS G0 pear ou tue
palm. She has made with her own fair
hands, pair of cotton cards, and carded,
spun, wove and made her own dresses.
|. -. Capt. Sam. Bard, ex-editor Of the Men,
phis Auazanche, has completed his arrange
ments for the publication in Memphis of a
daily paper, to be called the Confederate
States-the publication to commence on
the expulsion Of the Yankee Goths. This
is having faith.
AT the last accounts the Yankees in
Memphis were uneasy under the appreken-
sion Of. an attack from Forrest. The prin-
cipal streets were barricaded and cannon
planted to sweep them.
- The Federals think great raid will
soon be made by the Confederates through
Tennessee and Kentucky.
- Col. T. A. Parsons, a member of the
Georgia Legislature and Aid.de.camp on
the staff of Che Governor, feeling that since
recent Executive movements he could no
longer hold the latter position consistently
with duty to his country, has given up his
commission.
= All men now on furlough, belonging to
the First and Second Regiments South
Carolina Cavalry, are permitted to remain
at home untiltheir Regiments reach this
State, when they will report to their res.
pective commands. . =.
- The bill to establish a "bureau for free.
mems affairs" passed the Federal House
BY close vote-yeas, 50; nays, e..
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Company, have been purchased for the
Confederate States-of America.
- Cars will be despatched for Lees ar
my, April 6; for Johnston's army, April
13; for Longstreet's army, April Is. They
will start from Columbia.
"A commission has been appointed by
the Federal Secretary Of. Warto visit the
camps where all rebel prisoners are confined,
and administer to them the oath of allegi-
ance, under Lincoln's recent amnesty proc.
lamation.
There is nothing important relative to-
the Danish war, and nothing is expected
until the interval requested by Denmark for
deciding the Conference question has ex-
pired.
The Yankees are blockading the Neuse
River, four miles this side of Newbern,
and have. mounted 2OO.pounder rife gun
at the mouth of Bachelors Greek, immedi.
| " on the banks of the Neuse. -.
Il Admiral Farragut is reported to have
Withdrawn his feet from below Mobile.
- Admiral Dahlgren has returned to
Washington, having failed to obtain the
body of his son. :.
H. Major C. A. R. Dimon, of Salem,
Massachusetts,, has been ordered to Point
Lookout, Md, by, Gen. Butler, to organize
into regiments Confederate prisoners Of war
enlisting in the United States service.
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The Tennessee Troops.

The resolution adopted BY the troops
from Tennessee whose term Of service 10
about expiring wiIl be hailed With eraiu.
iat'ons throughout the Confederaey. L,
will have an inspiring sffec, on the rest
OF the army who may be ip similar 20
sision. l, is BY these ex.mplss ,ba, the
devotion 10 county il best tss,sd snd %.
lus,rated. Il 10 when men have been
tried in the fiery furnace Of ~ss-whea
they have experienced tie sacrifices and
suher'ngs by which Il 10 accompanied
have felt the privations Of the camp and
dangers Of III. fie,d-thal fs.ling Of duty
becoming paramount over svsry selfish
impulse, that the quiet bsroiam u which
tbis sst Of The Tennessee troops affords
an instance, becomes an example of the
moral sublitps. We feel couviLcsd that
the example will BE- followed. aod &c
shall see our gsllsn, boys cro~diog around
their st"odsrds. in the spiri, Of ,ba, pa,ri.
o''c srdor which they originally exhibited
10 the service Of the Confsdsrsey.-Atlan.
"a Contsdsraey.
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General Ksrshaw.

On Tuesday evening last. our di.tin.
guished fellow.e;,iaen, Gen. Joseph B.
Ksrshaw reached bis home in tbi. place,
being his third annual Wait since the
commencement Of the war. II 10 . mat
ter of fdsvcut gratitude to his immediate
family and numerous fr,ends that he has
escaped all the misssls Of death, and the
many perils Of the numerous battles in
which he has bsso engaged. Tho nam.
OF Kessha~s Brigs1e must have a prom
ioent part in history whenever this con.
dict ends. Apd no enc il entitled TO a
greater part Of the honor ,hsn he whose
name il bsars, ~ho h.a so indslibly in
fused his own spirit upoo the gallant reg
i'nents that compose il. They have re-
6ecisd the highest honors upon South
C~solins; their banners have never cast
the 'sas. shade. Of disbonos upon The
Pslmssto Stale. Fsom the 6rst b~,,Ie o:
Aanassas, ipcIuoiag the b~,le. around
Rieh'uood, second Msnas..s, the Heights
OF Maryland, Shsrpsburg, Frederieksburg,
ChaaesIIo'svills, Gstiysburg. Chat,anoo.
%, and the rsesn, eampsigs At Knox.
vile, bssides the many miner heavy skir.
mishss. which in Other parts Of the couu.
Try have been called battles. In fact
they are entitled 70 their full share Of the
hooors oI their i!lustrious leader, the i'm
mortal Lee, 90 justly offered to him and
the officers and men under him, by The
Congrsss Of the Confederate S,a,es a. a
just appreciation Of Gen. Ksr.haw's ser.
vices and gailan,ry. There j. no doub,
he will soon be promoted TO the rank Of
Major General. We are confident, then,
No give but utterancs to the feelings OF
the people Of the Dis,rie, which bsars the
houored and no~ doubly re~ered name
Of Ksrsha". in bidding hearty welcome
TO the General, aith q sincers hope ,ha,
bis short fnrlough ~ili be .psn, mos, ..
greesbly. and ,ha, it may please the same
Almighty power ,hst has guarded bin
hitherto. TO bring him safely through the
unseen future Of this var, that our coun.
try may have the bes<f,s OF his councils,
which vii be as much needed when i, is
over. IS his skill and courage Is nov ss-
qui'sd in the tsaasG Rsld.- Cassdss
Journal.
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lam Of our sold'sra restores Us to a perfect
faith. and ws nov look upon tho advent
OF bostilities with ssnguine spirits. There
Is no use mineing words about tive
must defeat the mex, forward movement,
preserve Georgia from invasion and save
the Confsdsrscy. With this result, the
coming elections in the North will 90 a.
gai"ss Lincoln. Another party introduc
cd to power and then comes negotiation.
With negotiation comes peace.
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Pretty Thoughts.

What is crimsi A wre,ched vagsbond
travelling from place to place in fruitIess
sndesvof to escape from justice, who 10
constantly engaged in no, pursuit a; a foe
to virtue and happiness, though =. ,imes
tue companion Of innocence, which 10 too
sften made to suffer for the guilty.
What n thosghti A fountain from
which flows all good and evil intentions
a mental huid, electrical 10 the force
and rapidity Of movement, silsn,iy how.
ing unseen within its own secret avenue |;
yet il 10 the controlling power Of .Il AMI.
mated matter, aud the chief main spEing
Of all our action.
What h haPpinessi A butterfly that
roves from flower to flower 10 the vast
garden Of existence, and which il eagerly
pursued by the multitude in the vain hope
OF obtaining the prize; ys, it continually
eludes their grasp.
Whist is fashion A beautiful euvsi
ope for morality, presenting a gli,t.ring
and polished sx'erior, tbs appearance Of
which gives no certain indication OF The
real value of what il contsins therein.
What is witt A sparkling beverage
that ia highly szhiIsrs,ing and agreeable
when partaken ., the expense Of Others;
Gut when used at our o~p cost il becomes
bitter and unpleasant
Wha, is knowledgsi A key that IN.
'sve!s all mysteries, which uulocks The
entrance, aud discovers new. unseen and
untroddeu paths ir the hitherto unex pIor.
ed field Of science and literature.
Wha, is fsari A frigh,ful substance
to the really guilty, but . vain and hasm
less shadow TO tho considerations, honest
and upright.
What is joyi The honsy cfexi.,eocs
really beneficial aud agreeable when PAT.
taken Of in moderation. bu, highly inju.
Tious when pssd to excess.
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SLAVE LABOR FOR THE
COAST-DIVISION NO. 2

THE Commissioners Of the Roads and
1s the Town Authorities within the ju.
diciai Rsiriets Of Lancaster. Ksrshaw, Chss.
tsrks.d, Marlboro, Darling Ton, Marion, Sum
ter, CisIrndon, williamsburg and Horry.
iscludisg Upper All Saints, will forthwith
sannoa all persons in possession Of sI.ye.
within their Jurisdiction 70 deliver one.
fossth of ihsir slaves liable 70 Read Sutv
a the Depois nearest their owners r..i.
dsncs. on MONDAY, the 2sd day of H.b.
ruary prox.. at 10 o'clock a. m xhr,. Z.
await transportation 10 Charleston, for thir.
~ days' labor on the Notifications.
IL. The Commissioners asd Authorities
Aforesaid will, nt the same time, impress
and forward one fourth Of ull male free No.
grOes lestween the ages If sixteen asd fifty
yssss, rssidsnt within tie limits Of their aa.
thsrity.
III. The owners Of snly on. Road hand
are exempt BY law.
Nv. BY the Act Of Decembsr last, th.
said Authorities were required To make full
returns 10 ne of all road hands liable with
in thirty daya That duty has been par
TALLY aud very imperfectly dons--iu manv
instances the return giving 30 indication,
not sssu BY it, Postnark, sfths District
from which IL emanatss. The whole scheme
Of the amsednrat Of December turns On
these returns, and uslsss they are complete.
The systsn nast fail and the labor be- sup.
piled entirely BY impr-ssmsnt
WM. II. SHANNON,
Agent Of the State OF south Carolina.
Camden, .. g., Jan. 10. 1854.
Laneas,sr Ledger Print.
Jan. ~, 1864. 6i-It.
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THs CsssDs or rsE wosLp.-Ths fol.
lowing classification Of the iabaJi,sn,s Of
the earth. seeosding to the erssd., is mad.
BY c. W. Dsis,srisb, . very thorough and
careful s,s,ieiaa, aud Director Of the Sta.
,is.icai DsPirsmen, a, Bssli.. Tskiug
the numbs, Of l 400 900. 900 ~ the fetal
population Of the earth. he classi6.s them
- follo~s:
Chris,isns. asS. 600, 900.
Jews, 5000. 900.
Asiatic religions, 600, 900 900.
Mabousdan. $4,000, 900.
Pagaos, zoo, ,Oo0, 900.
Total, l.200, ,00o. 900.
The sas, s,ooo. 900 Of Christmas, are =.
gain divided into
l7o.ooo.OO0 Roman Catholics.
Ss.oOo. 900 Pso,sstants.
5000, 900 Greek Catholics.
Total, sss. .ooo. 900.
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DxsscRATIoS or rHs SADBATn.-A
eos'sspondso. Of the Nississippian writes:
One q the most lamsntshls and alarm.
ing signs Of the times 10 our struggle for
liberty 10 the uuparai,sl dssser.,ioa Of
the 'sabbssh day that day which God
b.s commanded to Be- ksp, holy. Men
may sdset 70 ssorn such old fashioned
Psri'ssism and avail thsssss;sss Of every
i'isoloss excuse Tor violasisg .bh sacred
day. bot We have moro 70 fear from this
Aud kindred svi!s ths, prevail 10 our land
thaa ws have from bankruptcy. s,srvs.
ton OF ell the boastsd ssmiss Of the
enemy.
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In EQUITY.

=
James Gibsos asa wife1
Sarah Selma, In Eouitv-f.,.
Henry n. Duncan,
Colnmbus I. Dunenn, Bill 4. r.s.,.,
"'..';: iii: :,S.::' Ss:..'' Trust fund.-.
u appearing - To- sa,issss,io, Of ,bs
Conmissisnsr that Jamn< Duasan, Samn.l
A Dancas, Margaret VI. Niliissss, II.nrv
Williams, Sarah 4. Williams, hsksce. G
Williams, Mary q. will,a.ss, Bonn. d
Williams and Samuel a. Williams, uefs,
dsnss 10 the above stated esse, r0ids win
out the limits Of the Stsss; "a motto, a
kershav 4 Cosusrs, Ceaplsss.ants Sell.
tiers, Il - or6srsd ttat shs said Jane. Do.
can. Sepust A. Duneaa, Marssrst NJ viii
iams, henry Williams, Sarah &. William.
Rebees. c. Williaxs. shry z. WiIIi.m,
Emma d. Williams ssa A.nusI A. win.
iams do answer, plead or A~nur to IN. lin
in above snsr sa Or bsfsrs the 10Th dsy or
April, otherwise jndgmsnt pre- eon/ess. viii
- srSsred agaiast them.
JAMES q. wITHER0POON
Csa'r Eq'y L. d.
Jan - issS Sm
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Tom Hood nen,ious The ease Of an old
's~, who lent inrgs sum Of money and
charged 'ntsrs', on is ~ nine per cen,
instead OF six which Vas the legal r.,e.-
Borrower rsmonstrs,ed. aud ut Lac, ssked
the ussrsr il hs did not Lslie~s 10 God.
and where be expected 10 60 70 when he
died.
"Ah., soid tbs cd Hebrew, With .
pleasant t"ink's Of the .ys and gris.-
~ have thought Of that ,oo-bu, when
God looks dous upon i, from above the
Q will look - him like six"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-02-03
Dr. Lewis DANTZl.ER, v....'. r.rr,,

Dr.. Lewis DANTZl.ER. v.s..'. p.rry.
(OsanRs Parish).
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Rev. J. X. DOW, Aikea.
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II. B. MeMAS'rER, WinnsLore
Rev. J. d. ADGER, Psndls,ou.
Rev. w. A. GAMESvELI. Marion.
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Rev. c. MeCORTHA ssA r. n. LAW.
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Lieut.. Col. ]. A. BRADLEY, Cbes,.r.
w. A. LAITA, Yspk.
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Rev. }. ID. Mcf;OillDUGII, Vnisp,
Z. J. 1LfORD, GreanviIls
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Capt. l.. wM. TRENHOLM, Ces.aw.
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Col. JOHNSON. B,saoo.
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