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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-30
tDMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

IN Pursuance Of an order granted BY the Probate
Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio, will offer for
sale, nt public auction, on Saturday, the 30th
day OF December. A. ID. lsGh, at the Door OF the
Court House, the city of Lancaster, Ohio, between
tho hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four o'clock p.
NJ, the following real estate as the property Of SOL
ONION Smet;ers, deceased, to.wit: Situate in the
county Of Fairfield in the State Of Ohio, and being
part Of the Nerth East quarter of section thirty, in
township fifteen, range eighteen, commencing at n
stone at the notth of Margaret H. Arnolds
dover lot, on the east boundary line Of said quarter
section; thence south with said line seven chains md
tweAty-one links tot stone; thence wes. twenty
seven chains and twenty-four links to stone, in the
west boundary line of said dover lott thence north
twoM deg west with said dover line two chains and
nnety-two and a links to stone; thence west nine
chains and f;ty.three links to stone; thence north
two "a deg. west two chains and twenty .cig!t links
to stone; thence north seven deg east two chains
and two links to stone; thence east nine chains and
ny~one links to stone at the north west corner Of
said dover lott THENCE continuing east with the north
boundary Of said dover lot twenty.seven chains and
th,rtysix links to the place Of beginning, containing
twenty-three acres and s6-l00 of an acre Of land.
more or less subject to the dover estate OF Margaret
Z. SmctLers therein.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third in hand one-third in
one, and the residue IN two years, with interest on
the deferred payments from the day Of sale.
Appraised at $50 per acre. o.
Admr of Solomon Smettcfs, dec
l. VS.. P. CREED, Atty.
Nov. 80 lSG5-5wprSe.
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The Rov. WM. MACMILLAN, of Cir
oleville, will preach at tho Pressbyteri-
an Church, in this city, next Sabbath
morning and evening, Dec. Sd. Horo'
aftcr service regularly every Sabbath,
X
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-30

pa-A Dance is to be given at the
City Hall tonight. The managers
extend the invitation to all lovers Of
the sport, and a good time is antici-
patcd.
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Farm For Sale,

Special attention is called to- The ad-
vertiscment of Susanna Ring, announ-
cling valuable farm for salo. 1t con-
tains zee acres, is located within a
few mites Of the city, and is a most
desirable location,
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sGJ. II. Klippart, Corresponding
Secretary Of tho Ohio State Board of
Agriculture, will accept our thanks
for copy of tho Nineteenth Annual
Report of the board.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-30

RpPiac Examlnatloni in Lancaster Union
Schools.
Tho pupils of the Second Intcrme-
diato School, NortL House, having
completed Modern Geography, will bo
publicly examined in that branch, on
Friday afternoon, December 9th.
Miss Friend will be happy to see a
full attendance ofparents and friends.
J.F. REINMUND,
November 80. Superintendent.
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Tnos. EWING, Esq, of Nevada, will
accept our thanks for lato Nevada pa
pers.
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WM. II. MYERS, 18th Regiment,
will accept our thanks for late Macon
papers.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION Will be presented to tho County
~ Commissioners, OF Fairfield County, Ohio. at
their next December session, praying the estabs h
nent of County road the line OF the road
now opened ane in use, may be practicable, for
James NlleT' lands, in Section No. :, in Hooking
township in the Royalton road near the foot OF the
hill bctow his residence where said road now in use
intcrsects said Royaiton road; thence in narti'
wartly direction through said Section, by the resi-,
dence of willsm Brumfed to the north line OF said
Section bcing also the township line between Hook
Robert Work.; thence westwnrdly on and near said
line point where said road now opened, DIVORCES
from said line northwestwardly, and thenee by the
the Columbus road, between two bridges crossing
Hooking where the road terminates. Said County
shall be the center thorea het veen said points OF
intersection and divergence aforesaid. All persons
will therefore take notice accordingly. This I'd day
OF November, a. D., 1865. MANY PETITIONERS.
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D@Dr. J. r. Beck will accept our
thanks for late Philadelphia papers.
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Diseases oflhe Stomach & Bowel
WX@RER@E1 !
CURATIVE.

And'that as regulator Of the Stomach and B
they can not be eXcclled ...
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Piano for Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
! v been appointed and qualified as Executors,
with the will annexed, on the Estate of John Lest
late Of Fairfield county, deceased.
MICHAEL A. LEST,
CORNELIUS Is. LEST.
Nov. 30, lseS.--3w'
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w r. A v r RS

yVNHE PROPRIETOR .! "WEAVER'S MEX
lCAN BITTERS," after several years Of ex-
pertinent, has succeeded in producing Bitters su-
Derior to any eKtant, for
, 1865-09-29
Publication

Im order 60 prevent the small
pOx disease from spreading far
theF ian the Island, the Govern
ment deems ii necessary, i'm vir-
tue Of 5 10 of the Royal Ordin-
anCe OF 3rd April $50, hereby
DO order, that all agricultural
IabOrcEs and every other person
residing im the country above the
age OF I3 years and who cannot
prove either 10 have had the
smallpox or TO have been rcvac-
CInated, r. without delay 10 be
reyacCinated, tor which purpose
they must appear or be present
at such aIEme and place as may be
fixed by the physician in atGcmd-
amCe ON the respective estate.
Government of the danish westindia Islands,
st. Croix, September goth 1865.
wv. RHagCH.
, 1865-09-29
OBITUARY.

Yesterday morning the sad intelligence reach
cd us of the death of DR.. Sophus Gr6nbek, a
young and promising Physician, who but a few
months ago arrived here from Denmark. The
tropical scourge, yellow fever, singled him out
as its victim. DR.. Gr6nbek, during the short
time of his practice here had already endeared
himself to many in this community for his un-
firing attention to the poor. Not only as Ply
stefan did he stand by the bed-si lie of the pow
erty stricken invalid, but, as a messenger Of
mercy, his purse was opened to relieve the ne
c~esSities of the sick, where, often perhaps, medi-
cine would otherwise be of no avail.
His remains were followed to the grave by a
circle of sorrowing friends.
, 1865-09-29
hOSCnSGaRd.


AT Udsalget af justerede danske V@gt-
lodler og Bismere her paa Den, er at Gou-
v~ernementet blevet overdraget til Hr. hJ0b-
mand T. E. MENDEs i Christiansted og til
Hr. Apotheker L. B. FABER / trederlksted'
hos hvem tiIlige BestilIinger paa bemeldte
V@gtredskaber til de at Gouvernementet
fastsatte Udsalgspriser kunne skee, be-
Ejendtgj6res herved.
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, St.
Croix den 29de September 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-29
NOTICE.

THE Public is hereby Informed thai the
Government has commissioned Mr. | T.
MENDEs at Christiansted and Mr.. L. b;
FABER at Frederiksted to sell stamped
danish Weights and Steel-Yards' and to
receive all orders for the said articles at
prices fixed by the Government.
Governments Cd Secretary's Office, St.
Croix goth September 1865.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-09-29

ne Mrs. MARIA SHERIDAN indkalkes her
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at anmel-
de og beviisIiggj6re deres Krav for un-
d~ertegnede Ret som behandIende navnte
Doe.
Ligeledes indkaldes Arvingerne med
Aar og Days Varsel.
Christiansted's Skifteret den 26de Sep
TENDER 1865.
y. A. Stakemamn.
, 1865-09-29
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, 1865-09-29
acknowledgements

Til FOrebyggelsc az kOppesyS"
dOnnnrlens videre U~dbredesse AAer
Daa DEN, finder GOuvcrncmemses
det nOdvendigt, aAenhOld i'll AOn-
geEig FOrOrdniMg af 3dEe April
1slO8 1O, herved at paabyde, at
allie LamdaTbeideTc, saaVeasOm
andre BebOere paa Landet, som
ere over l3 Aars Alder Og like
be vTisliSen have hayt Hopper CO
Ter ere blevne reyaccsnere"e,
skulIe snarest lmuBFgt reVaccsHae-
res. os til Diet Oiemed imdGlnde sig
ellcr ware tilstede Ill dem lid Os
Sted. som dem paa vedkOmmende
EandeiendOm antagNe L@ge De-
stemmer.
Gouyernementet for de dansk vestindiske Ger
st. Croix den 26de September 1865.
w. BIRCH.
EA Nat< E---~--~A
, 1865-09-29
CHURCH RITES VERSUS MONEY.

We have been informed of a very disgracefu1
scene which took place on the Estate C0ncordta
a short time ago, and which we give publicity
to in order to check, if possible, similar occur
ences for the future. The clerk of the English
Episcopal Church was sent for to inter the re-
mains of a child of one of the labourers. He
appeared on the Estate in all the s%anctity of
his office, and preceded the coffin to the grave.
After opening the book to read the burial SER
vice, he, having an eye to the substantial re-
ward, asked for his fee. The parents, both
honest, hard-labouring people on the estate but
who had been sick for weeks, and consequently
earning no money, replied that they We're una
BILE to pay it then. dearly beloved john as
Dean Swift had occasioned to address bis clerk
when no one else was in Church, Immediately
closed his book and asked for a horse. This
the labourers refused to give him and, the
manager, after performing the service himself,
sanctioned their refusal, and Dearly beloved
John" journeyad, like the Apostles, on foot to
town.
, 1865-09-29
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from goth Sept. to 26th Sept.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings HlIl.
, 1865-09-29
TIE AVIS"

Gtrtstianst28, ii, groi9,
FRIDAY, GOTH SEPTEMBER 1865.
, 1865-09-29
Lutheran Church, ChrisgIansGed.

On Sunday the 1st October, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church
, 1865-09-29

In another part of this days impression will
be found an article on Italian Brigandage, CO.
pied from the London Times IL might seem
of very little interest to our readers how brig
andage in Italy may be suppressed; yet the
suggestions of the Times are really worth a
consideration. If a good Police force in Italy
is preferable 10 an army for the maintenance Of
internal order how much more preferable such a
force must be in a quiet, law-abiding place as this
Island, and what a saving might we not effect
in our annual expenses if We substituted a good
police force for our useless military, II ideess
not originating themselves in the minds Of those
at fbe head IT our affairs are considered of any
worth, we Bhmbly beg leave to throw out this
suggestion for their more mature consideration.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

ANOTHER SToRE.-Hazlehurst is
fast becoming a mart where merch-
ants congregate, and that must be a
fastidious taste, indeed, which cannot
find articles to suit in the ample
stocks that line the shelves of our
merchants. This week, in addition
to the other liberal merchants for
whom we advertise, we insert the
new store of W. G.. Bush & Co.
This enterprising firm have erected
a storehouse which is really credit
able to the town, and crcditable,
too, to the taste and skill of Messrs.
Lowe, the builders. Bush & Co.
have a large stock of attractive and
useful articles of merchandise, and
as they are well known and highly
esteemed gentlemen, we may safely
predict for them prosperous career
in business.
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JOHN HAMILTON is the duly au-
thorized agent for this paper in the
city of New Orleans.
The merchants of New Orleans
can put money in their pockets by
advertising in the Copiahan. This
able journal is read by the most re
fined, intelligent and wealthy people
of this and adjoining counties. The
readers of the Copiahan have all
got plenty Of money, and they spend
it freely. They - to the city much {,
ly, and buy extremely, and if the
merchants of that gay burg Will
make the necessary arrangements
with Mr.. Hamilton, we will inform
the public more definitely in regard
to them. .s
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Board OF AiderIra en-

:
OF the town of Hazlehurst met pur-
suant to notice, Dec. %, 1865
Mayor Hanslow, presiding Al
dermen Low and Penn, present.
Petition from Mr.. Groom wasre
ceived, praying permission be given
him to move out his yard fence so as
to take in the sidewalk In front of
his house. Not granted.
Petition from Mr.. Gibbes praying
to be appointed town Auctioneef-
Not granted, not being a citizen of
the corporation.
Account Of NJ. Marx for working
street was presented, being $25 90.
w. S. Mcdaniel, IT. Penn and w.
Graves were appointed to investi-
gate claim. ...
Account Of II. & T. J. Penn for
making coffin for freedman was al
lowed and authorized to be paid out
of any money in the treasury, &C
count being $40 90.
On motion of Mr.. Penn, section
LIST was amended by striking out the
words siXty-five and inserting seven
ty-fve.
On motion of Mr.. Low the mayor
was authorized to purchase a pair Of
blankets for use Of calaboose.
On motion, section Sd was amend
ed by. striking out the. word coqsta-.
bic, and inserting W. s. Mcdaniel;
the constable being orderedto turn
over to the mayor all monies and pa
rers in his possession as collector Of
taxes
On motion Aid. Penn, Board adj
journcd.
H. hSsLow, mayor.
Official:
5. IL. ABLY, Secretary Board.
CODA slight slcet rolled down
on us yesterday morning, but soon
grew ashamed and quit.
|
A traveller, among other nara
ton of wonders of foreign parts, de-
clarcd he knew a cane mile long.
The company looked credulous, and
it was evident they were not prepar-
ed to swallow it, even had it been a
sugar cane.
'Pray What kind of a cane was it?"
| asked gentleman sneeringly.
1t was q hurricane replied the
! traveller.
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JEFFERspN AND KNox-Jeffersen

.JEFrERsoN AND KNox.-Jefferson's
greay height and slender figure expo-
sed n. T. AncL ridtcule from his ops
p2nents; ny scbriquetwith them was
.'Long Tom.n Nothing could pres
ent a more striking or more singular
contrast than the figure of Mr.. JEFF
ferson and Gen. Knox; the one very
short-the other lank and lean, and
unusually tall. They happened to
meet one morning on the steps at
Gen. Washington's lodgings. The
two gentlemen approached from OPP
posite directions, and arriving at the
same moment, contest of etiquette
took place between them. Judge
Peters, coming up, perceived how
matters stood, he pushed boldly be-
tween them, exclaiming, Pardon me
gentlemen, if in my haste l dash
through Thick and Thin
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

DIR. BERRY.-For more than 90
years this gentleman was a citizen
of Mississippi, and familiar with our
people. He was a highly useful cit
izen, and as dentist, he had no SUI
perior, as all for whom he operated
will testify. But above and beyond
all other claims to merit, he was ri
gidly and censcientiously an honest
man, and an upright Mason. His
old friends, acquaintance and broth
rem will be pleased to see by his card
in our paper, that dust to dust" has
not yet been written of him, but he
may be found in Cincinnati. May
the new year dawn in brightness on
thee and thine, friend of the olden
time, and life's serenest joys be thine!
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MARRIED

! On Wednesday evening, Deem
Der goth, at the residence of DR.. E.
I Lockwood, near Crystal Spring,
by the Rev VIM Finn, Mr.. r + Cox
to Miss ANNE KENNEDY.
There is no period in If, more Interesting
than this: no object more beautiful, nor half SO
serious, as lovely woman, confCing and true,
hanging tremblibgly upon the arm of noble
young man, before the marriage altar. Annie
saw thee with the bridal wreath
Before the altar stand;
The words of promise heard thee breathe,
And saw thee yield thy hand.
Oh, Annie, dear, bright as that hour
3 Be life, without alloy,
Enwreathed by the golden passion-hower
Of Peace, and Love, and Joy.
A FRIEND.
On the 23d D ccmber, by W. W. Miller, ESQ,
Mr. GEORGE TANNER to Miss MARY HoLBRook
On the 26th December, by Rev. W. B. Gall
man, Mr.. JOSEPH SUMRALL to Miss LEyIcY E.
WILSON.
All these in Kinds county.
In Kinds county, on the 21st, Judge R. n.
HALL to Miss BETTE G. READ.
On the goth, Mr.. j. c. PACE and Miss ANNA
Z BAILEY.
On the Goth, Mr.. JAMES A. STREET and Miss
NJ j. CASTOR.
On the 18th, Mr.. EDGAR NJ MEAcHAM and Miss
GERTRUDE p. ALsroN.
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SALE OF Corn, CATTLE, &c.-On
Wednesday, the 10th of January,
1866, there will be sold at public
auction for cash, at the plantation
occupied by DR.. Garner, five miles
from Hazlehurst, on the Monticello
road, all the personal property of
James r. Harris, deceased, consist
ing of mules, horses, hogs, cattle,
corn, fodder, potatoes, rice, wagon,
and a great variety of farming inn
plements. = - 3
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

FIRED INTo.-The Mobile Tribune
Of the 23d says that the steamer
Dove, while on her way from Demo
polls to Mobile, was fired into near
Midway . by party of guerrillas on
the river bank. Twenty-seven balls
struck the pilot house, but fortunate
ly hurt nobody. The Dove was la
den with cotton, Which was supposed
to be the prize coveted by the attack.
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FAMILY aGROCERIES
NOTICE.

BY virtue of power conferred by the
last will and testament of James Il. Harris,
deceased, on the undersigned executor of
said will, he will, on
Wsdlsday, the 10th day of january, 1866,
r
Within the hours prescribed by Jaw, at the
dwelling occupied by DR.. Garner at the
time OF his death, five miles from Hazlehurst,
on the Hazlehurst and Monticello road, pro-
coed to sell, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, all the personal property of
the estate of said Harris, deceased, con-
sisting Of corn, fodder, potatoes, rice hogs,
horses, mules, cattle. wagon, axes, plows,
hoes, and all other necessary farming nipple
ments.
W. P. HARRIS, Executor.
December 80, 1865.
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The longer we live in this world of
roses and thorns, the more we learn
to revere those philanthropic AK
IONS: Bear and forbear;" Live and
let live" and to reverence a faith,
whose Christian founder has made it
a condition of having our trespasses
forgiven, that we should forgive the
trespasses against u.s.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

RETURN OF MAJOR PEYToN.-Our
distinguished fellow citizen, Major
e. G. Peyton, member elect to Con
gress from the 5th district, reached
his home in Gallatin few days
ago. We did not see him, but I'M
derstand that he expresses his belief
that the southern members will be
admitted to their seats at day not
very distant.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

PREACHING.-Rev.s j. w. Mcneil
will preach in the Methodist Church
in this place tomorrow Sunday at.
II o'clock a. m. a-e
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

AN ACT, Supplemental to an Act
to Establish County courts, pass
ed at the Present Session of the
Legislature.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Missis-
sippi, That the provisions of Arti-
cles 81, IS, and Sc, of Chapter 81,
of reyisad Code, in relation to secu-
rity for costs, be and the same are
hereby made applicable to the coun-
ty courts established by the above
rccited act; Provided, that the aft
davit required by Art. 81 of said
Chapter, shall be made by a credita-
be white person. 5a
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and bc in force
from and after its passage. -
Approved Nov. 25th, 1865.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

LEGAL PEooFs.-Parties having
legal advertisements inserted in our
paper, can obtain the legal proofs
Of publication Of the same, together
with the bill for advertising, at the
Office of Messrs. King & Mayes.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

IMPLEMENTs.-Those of our read
ers who need anything in the hard
ware line, from pegging awl to
the machinery for saw mill, can
have their orders filed to satisfac-
ton at the extensive hardware es-
Establishment Of Thos. B. Bodley &
Co., number 9 Pcrdido street, New
Orleans.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

Lord Bacon beautifully said, "If
man be gracious to strangers, it
sh WIS that he is a citizen of the
world and his heart is no island, cut
off from other islands, but a CONT
nent that joins them"
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30
AGREEMENT WITH FREEDMEN
APPRENTICE INDENTURES

THE undersigned are now printing the
approved legal forms for the hiring of freed
men and the apprenticing of orphan or in
digent minors. They are each printed in
duplicate, on fine paper, and either will he
mailed, postage paid, at the rate of Is cents
per copy. or So per quire.
Address POWER & JONES.
Publishers, jackson.
December 80, 1865.
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MARTIN SCOUTsl

You arc ordered to assemble at
Hazlehurst on Saturday, January g.,
for important business. aaH
.B. f. MARTIN, Captain.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

CoNTRIBUmoNs.-We are in re-
ceipt of two excellent poems from
Crystal Springs, which we will lay
before our readers next week. Il,
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81. Be it further enacted, That all

81. Be it further enacted, That all
laws contrary to the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed, but no
proceeding or matter had or COM
menced in any other court now pen
ding therein, Shall be in any manner
affected by this act; and the same
shall proceed therein as though this
act had never passed.
%. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved Nov. 24th, 1865.
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

A Coop THING.-Those who may
desire to buy planting peas will re
member that L. r. Ivy has many
bushels for sale. They are Scarce
in this county, and those in need
had better apply early. They are
an excellent vegetable to give freed
men, and if they do not digest well,
apply few bushels of the cotton
seed advertised by Dunning or Oil
yer, as top dressing, and good re-
suits will follow.
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The mild weather has disappear
ed, and this morning is cold enough
to kill hogs.
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NOTICE.

, TWO or three school girls can find board
ing with private family in this place, with
in q quarter of mile of the institutes.
For particulars enquire at this Office
Hazlehurst, December 80, 1865.