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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
51r.il f.. July.

I VHt III -ut!
In rri,r 10 ailrw "ur employees - par
II nat in the iee.;vi.i,s of cur Nn'iUnr'
n. l,l.v. we have been forced to delay
the publication OF he Gn-.tte for day
Onr La,r.o,ic readers We kGow, will make
in" a,oeance.
The Fourth was generally ob-erv"d IN
IL MY. all bn~in'ss icing susp"niet.
IT, y. -, res ring n Gozans or Iarg'r
> Nh ..icq 20 the "rol >hai- ot the v"od,
AID % he ri7a. chores fsr erjavmen' Il
vas generally recognized, :h2. "old times
had come ngain once more" the lion and
tie lamb lying down in peace together :
drinking from 'he ssue tunnler or fa.,ng
,a.h t,i,"r ee raltn"re az "Oli : t<e
Ven. who hai charged under tla wrong
fag 8. .r,t,v,burg. or who had he.i the
Ii.:s AZ Richmond whrn Grant ,,u1dered
u3o1 it witt the nigh; Of hi- army. were
q l,o h"prl claiming I proni interest IN
;'.e day W. celebrate. end some Of them
were even c.u.h, lilly drinking the
health e .hc Tui,n And 81! this is a. i:
n Nd lc, The pas' is pas; We lave
p,s he same COMMON coHn'ryk and the
ssr.e ,le-,iny. I.ikn mcn re haze qng-
relied and fought, and no1 that the fight
ing i. over with, what reason IL there IN
ararr"liing over dead a'h'st There i'
neither rhyme nor reason about it Let
ur, on the contrary jou hands and scatter
these dead ashes 10 the four winds. We
haze hal in all conscience enough Of strife
FIR one generation LIT all good men
combine 70 b4ui>n what remairs Of it from
tie country Tre c:s # . new ma
,ional unity j. n hand. I,r; US 40 moth.
ing TO rctatd It's coming AID everything that
we can t. hasten il 90.
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Precedent.

The W.-h;f cton Chronicle msn is vast
icg :rcoth anG ,:;flrs with the time OF bis
readers. l'proc'ticnt is whs, is wanting.
ticre is 10 DOUBT that precedent can be
found for hangiIg Nj Davis. aud FOR mat
ter cf that, for d;s.no' wrling him also.
VIA. cannot ba found. in ouf jrdgmcn,
however, is uA,;On9l necessity for taking
Mr. Davis life l. i: necessary for orr
present safety or ou. future security that
Mr.. Davis shoud dc? Ii is. of With
his bead. aud bo Gone with il. But no.
body really believes that this is necessary.
Indeed. if there is any necessity connect
cd with the fate Of Davis at all, il is ne
CT ssity for magnaniuity aad mercy
s.. DOT or hang Davis 70 inorrow, and you
make his rame ard memory powerful for
mischief Hereafter But We had forc ntten
that this equity Of OURS was great and
strong enough 70 deal with all rnann.r Of
mischief, sectional or otherwise, now "r
hrreaftcr. Granted. Sill. If W" can live
at,d thrive and ra..on without ha.re,!s ard
h.ar:-srrnirgs and recurrence 20 wars. i
!, not better ~ do 50. inviNcihle though
wp are -? This. OF least. is oar opinion.
and therefore il i tha. VIC ohjHct to all
blccSv nrcc.,iant, and vote scainss hang
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The MARYLAND Farmer.

The July nun hcr Of this valuable and
Instructive publication is h.fore us. It Is
published By s S Mills B. Co, No "a
South Calver. Street. Baltimore. s' the
lo~ price Of 2l 90 per year. The Fa'n'r'
is row ss welt conducted Ne any Asricul-
,,-a, periodical in the county. aud srch
Of orr reader, as Wish 10 heeomc aG' PTS
IN ,tc sc;enc- # ssrr s.-,'3 lo<e Go
tin, - sUhs -. for l.
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SnCkCEs OF iSCGSEs
CnlrTEn ]

|hAF4hn ;
Gcc.ion / A State tar 6f f'tc,n cent,
on 4. b onc iurani lpliars Of 'axAh!.
brop r.Y .hfcuEs.ou; IT." Sta'r hi y be Tx
i"d nli.u II, f3r n .up.y /, Of Free Pub
j.; 4rI, ole 7'h:c! IL; =, "n!t ! T.
,h. aan!e 'i.7e ed - .t,e S7ua a-.n.- -
~. geo"rrl SAT- ..:V. a'd -trN !" H"l'
'"''. sht u a'"rs >: =. : -" - ~ -
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s'h"'t C'"n:.' ir'"T- ''h. c..T .: 81:
f.'"rr az .. :. =. '"'':"i ".n"''- !" p''
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t","' -" .'"+ =. 10 '",' f"''i'' ''f
Sc. = -" ''iS":"r : h' a n h''"
&c o7' g. ""..': ~ -" Cn"r''c- a"d '"F r''i
of Bel IN r" -" Pr p'r'i N Of tie ir"~
-ch . trrd I" 'Sh'"h -""h "':r "r r'H"''
u e"ut'"d 'nH"r ih" :r"'.-''n q -" la"'
"nl r"@"'nti"n9 existing \: N tin" thl'
hr' Is a1'F;cd, NJ (! !.'''c't'E 'te severe.
"Fn ioo's s'"c a.. : stPf"P'i"'' q !E'iii 'hr
huir'us rt'erl" iu''d. ri.'i y" "::1' pr" 'hr
same /" III" l1ea'u~"r OF h'''H O. scA""l
t"u.nlNtI"n"r7 {! b"!tlu 10 e.. eAG c:
tho s"e"rs' c."Ci
sc : Tic several ,Cto0' shall rc'T.cc
4. " rrrcv, IL" 70 a'iors GRATED tc
,tcn ty law or -csc c,u'icrs x,s,;yr nj T."
t,ne Of tie o.. oi ;his &C., suhi,ct &c
,lp cnndi,iors .x.i thereto, or until a
High school shall b, established in
IN, county or ci,y in which such echOli-
arc located
Sec. 1 Pea, md rcr.coaI es'ata grant.
ed CONVEYED. devised n- h,lroa'hc fos
US. O. sny par,ieul.r con,,y, rr snr school
district. ehntl be held in ,u,, - me S,a,c
boards uf Education tur TIE brr, St "f slvl
.nurty or school dl-sr.ct. .an,. such t.uncsts
shuM lie fre, from all Sts'e, county ard
e~hco' Trvcs.
See 5 Fuuds nnw inr"4'fd anl form
inR part of he Puh:i' 81, 'ol furd %
s. r"nn'y 9Fs'' +" "v'ri""'v HrEr|lr.2,
t." TO the 'urp'r' "F =" .,,'"'." 'ri'''''e !"
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06

MORNING JULY. 6, lss5


The Military c. mmjsslon Again.
The Wcshirg'on Military Commission,
fer 'ht 'rial { Surrs;t. P'5n" and com
amy. h"s at !ast closed It's l'hors. AID
~. rincere'y bop" n"d 10 lc past be-
) We th't We sL''I n'vrr 'ocK nF'n us
',nc n.a'?. Afia7 ne tEhau"'iT" affu-
mont Of w. is"''rdJ J"Lh>o'. we sup
posc th,rc can BE- 10 'w" ooi"io"s among
'n"ng"'fu! a"4 urT7' j"dl'cd mcn a. t"
Tic jHrif'is' q Of t"i> c"'n"'s ss."n l.
* 10 longer. &C iA.AN, an q . Gr's-
TN.
Witha7t al? s!sh or in;'Hii"n 10
D ir!g" their Gases, ~ ar" Hroid that
ONE {: tie imt .&'ed Ia!;!'s IN this
conspiracy case ought 20 be hanged, but
L"r"rth".rSs, We Are earnestly cFp9scd
- hanging aay q 'h' m or hurting 2
single h"'r o' 'h''T H'sn|, n''"'7 " cav
!" tone legally. !" execute, "a'ti' un-
"ars'ood to be tie verdict Of the Com
mission. IS, IN our hest judgment. to
commit murder. l. is anA'"g rs 70 tn"
case CT mob which, Pending II" !ro,
per aEraignntrt Of an accused party.
sr;zos Kim on his way 20 trial and beats
him to death Whatever the Of, ncr com
ni;;ea or the guilt Of tie rar:y. We sup
pose this would be MURDER And in what
respect docs The supposed case differ !rom
tie real one? II nothing material tha;
SO can sec Prc.idrn, Jhnson should
s." 10 lis He Ias n" power of setting
.'i'a lis v.roict cLd h"n1i"g over :hr
"~crs"d r~'r:"- I" the civil tribunals for
LA trr!- l.,F o*n standing 10 'he conn
'rc Hrd ~ homer o: t'7 s"'r'n'-:ra;.o2,
':er"t"'". '-e 1nr"iveH 10 IN" Prcp"r DIS
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Suhvertirg the States.

The New York Ezpre,s very eleverly
comments upon the Massachusetts, pro-
gr,mms for the subvcrsi"n Of the rights
of TIE States. but perversely propos's to
carry j. further than the people Of the Bay
Safe would like. TIE EapTrs' learns
quite too fast, even for quick-~ittcd Mas
sachusct,s. aud will make things IN
pleasant ii it GO on in this way. Here is the
,nr7.rensars nd Ne~ Er9l,aaum. in which
oar prec cious New Y urk cont. mp rary in
dulges:
If New Erols-d Re really resolved
upon subrer'ing the Hsa'es snd the nights
oi me BEGINNING iD ths msster OF
"' . Araes-~e 10 ."t see ~bJ y. Vi NJ "
\. "a rh. "a say Ma" The Coostlto-
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"Ione Flour"

"Bone -Four"
The a,scn'ion Of aericuitnrists is direct
&c TO ID, sdesrti-snept of Ibis valuable
fertii ger, in another c"lumu of this paper
Il can be had at the Warehouse Of john
s. Rec Sc & Co., No. y South Street, Bal
.imorc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
NURSERY,

I'EE pnSsic are hereby n5tISed that hare
established Fruit Tree Nurs,y oa tas
p'e1n'sss on ~hi;h reside. aud am r-aiy 10
'nrni.o all kip.is Of choice Fruit T..es. My
Pseee wli be moderate and my iosDs CASH.
J. EDWIN CUAD.
Great .ffllk-. =. q
ST. NHrys uusssy,
NJ
March 18th. lahs-,f.
f~'4s Georysss ard rust ToSaoop Nas
~i! p.s--e eopY. 1G..e
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
BONE FLOUR,
USADULTERATED,
MANUFACTURED By rus
Boston Milling and Manufa curing CO.

The value OF nnhurn,. unndnl;era,.d R,-el,
wen known. Hhcn reduced Ia ;ke condIiIoh
FLOUR II ~ as active a. If ds-o'yed with s-ii,
and ls far better, because u re.mins all rs Pha.-
paa'es. Its supsuor,,y over the common Roxs
I'usT IS two-f,d or more. !, lsa cons,nnl-
;son s"ught for in vain for the ms, half ce,;lrv,
and - destined " -iss new v,iae 20 Eo.x =. u.
fertilizer. and work a revolatI1i IN l;s use t.,
SoNG FLOUR mad. only bv the above
COMPANY, and in branded with their trad. marx,
which is the gna.aniee Of is yenuiu.oess
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06

JOHN 8. REEsE 4 co,
II SorTH S+aE<r, BALTIMORE,
General Agents for Maryland, Delaware, aai
and the Southern s,a.A
Jaiy 9Th. lac5--4n.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

DY tie First of October, or as soon as
I'D the mails are re.established, | willrc,
new the publication Of the "CfIRISTIAN
INDEX'' and the "CHILD'S INDEX" Ihaye
been publishing.
Price of Index" per annum !: So 90
Price of "Child's Index" -: so
Money may be RENTED Mt once, rs my de-
termination is positive, My desire is to Sc.
cure large subscription list with which to
begin, and 1 issue this prospectus that sub.
scribcrs may have time to forward their re.
| mitsances.
| 1t is my intention to issue first class pa
pers, and no pains or expense will be spared
20 secure that end. The best writer's and
correspondents will be secured, and The
highest religious and literary talent will be
given to the papers. The CHILD'S Pa
PER will be profusely illustrated and will,
in every sense, be made TO conform to
! new title, ftkE S.
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WinnsbOrO' Female. Seminary.

REV. a. STACY, AM. PRINCIPAL.
AssistedS S'y accomplished Instructors in all
the Departments.
ME- first Session will begin on Thurs
day, January 4th, 1856, and end the
18th of May. l
The Second Session will begin May 2lst,
and end October 18th, with tNo weeks vaon-
ton in August. ~.
Rates of Tuition for First Session, or half.
year; payable, one half inMdvancc, and tile
residue Mt The expiration of the first half Of
the Session, say 10th March.
Collegiate Department. $50 90 to 500 90
Primary Department, SEQ. No. |, IL 90
Primary Department, Sec. 2, 1G 90
Contingent Fee, . 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
Use of Instrument, 3 90
Latin, Greek. or French. each is 90
Drawing, Sl5 90, Painting in Oil, 90 90
Phonetic Short hand Writing, 10 90
Vocal Music, no charge.
These charges will be reckoncd in specie,
but payment may be made in paper curren
cy or in provisions, at the rate which is
customary Mt the time of settlement
The institution will be conducted on the
plan of our best Female Ccllcgcs--the same
classesthe same sludies, ETC.
Those who complete the course will re-
ccive graduating certificate.
Particular attention will be given to the
children in the Primary Department
Persons desiring board shonld commune
cate with the Principal. Sae n
For further information, apply to
A. G. STACY, Principal
dec I46o--tf Winnsboro', s. G..
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Prospectus of
"The North Carolina GUardian.'s

VNHE undersigned will issue, commencing
Il on the first day Of January, 1866, in
the city of Charlotte, N c., daily and
tri weekly newspaper under the style and
titlesof THE NORTH CAROLINA GUAR
DIAM" which sbalrbe devoted especially to
the disseminating of the latest news. and
the guarding, viii an eagle eye, the inter
esls Of the State under the Constitution. and
in conformity with the laws Of the United
States.
There will also be issued, from the same
Office, weekly paper under the style and
title of "THE CATAWBA WATCHMAN."
The terms for the DAILY GUARDIAN will
be, foY one year $500; six months, $4, 90;
three months, $3.50; any less time Sl.00
per month ~ 4.
THIS TRI. WEEKLY GUARDIAN will be sup
piled to subscribers at $500 for twelve
months; $500 for six months $1.75 for
three months, and seventy-five cents per
month for any less time.
Ordinary Advertisements, occupying not
more lhan ten lines Zone square,l will be
led in either Of the above publications
at seyenty-fve cents for the first insertion
and fifty cents for epch subsequent insertion.
Larger advertisements In exact proportion.
Liberal discounts will be made for con-
| tract advertising. y9
The WEEKLY -waToHMAS win be furnish
| ed 10 subscribers at 81. 90 per annum, single
copy, and to o club of fve for $3.50. to n
club OF ten for $3.50, and to club Of
twenty for $4,000, with an extra copy to
The gotter up of clubs.
All orders should be addressed TO
| j. Il. BRITT0N,
| !, Editor and Proprietor "Guardian."
! Charlotte. n. G.
| ny Editors win confer afavor by giving
the above, with this note, few Insertions,
at least, in their publications, and entering
their exchange lists, j. r. B.
December 6, 1886.
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'Ehc biId's Ipeiighs.

Money may be sent by Express or other
wise IF by Express, at my risk, ifHhe ex-
press receipt is sent me, on the resumption
of mail facilities.
My connection with the firm Of ]. w.
Burke 4 Co., is dissolved, but I win estab-
Hsh an office in Macon, Ga., where commu
snications may be addressed.
81 SAMUEL BOYKIN.
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Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed
CO partnership, under the nam6 ard
style ofCATHCART & MATTHEWS. for the
purpose of doing q general merchandise
business, at the coner near McMaster's Ho.
tel.
"a CHARLES CATHCART.
JOHNP. MATT1I EWS, jr
dec 12'65--8t
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President cannot refrain from awaiting
with interest an official expression upon
tnat subject from the Legislature. 1
have the honor to be sir, your obedient
servant. WM ri Sryy,pn
y II VIII please, sir, lay this com,au.
n'ca''on before the Legislature, for their
acton IN reference to the "official ex.
press'or' which the President is "await.
ing VIII interest" | have the honor
to be, y"0r. Excellency's most obcdient
servant, b. f. PERRY.
ProvIsloaal Governor South Carolina.
Adjourned.
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TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF. FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, as
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable of accommodating
thirty five passengers Every attention
will he paid to the comfort Of passengers,
who will not be suhjectto the inconv venience
of transfer to othcc vessels, but will be to-
ken through direct without change.
The tables Of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find il to their in.
terest to take this line, as they viii thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of a sen
route. and the fatigue of railroad travel.
On the 10Th Of December next. If tho
business of the line warrants it, the steam.
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-wcckly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply TO WHIT
FORD, DILL s. CO., New Berne, N. c.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 2'65 Nc, !.
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$50 Reward.

STOLEN near Longtown. on Friday, 9th
~ inst, an Iron Grey HORSE, five years
old, with white face, and shod in front. is
thirteen hard high, thin mune, and worn
by the collar, flax tail
REUBEN BELL,
Longtown, S. C.
doc l2,Rh-3
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Estate Sale.

DY authority OF the Court of Ordinary,
I'D Twill sell ut public out-cry, on Thurs
day the 14th December next, atthe late resi-
dcnce of John p Bell deceased, lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Cattle,
Hogs, Corn, F9dler, Hay, Farming Uten-
sils, I. set Of Blaoksmith's Tools, two bales
of Cotton. and n carriage and two horses +:
MI belonging to the estate of John P.Bell,
deceased Terms cash.
F isabella II. BELL.
nov 28'G5-ts Administrators.
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Notice.

"A Lib persons having demands against the
Estate of franklin Gaillard deceased,
will present them for payment, and those
who are indebted to said estate will make
payment to EDWARD G. PALMER,
dec 5'65--2w Admir-.
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.Executor's Notice.

A III persous having demands against
n the estate of John MoMaster, deceas-
ed, will render them in properly attested
without delay. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
settlement with the undersigned.
q II. McMASTER, Execute or.
nov 25'6b-9 &
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.gOaiN HARNG & co..

't-S"aAN hShNU ~ SO's .
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES, Provisions. Flour, For.
w eigp and Domestic Liquors and CT
gars. yCrockery, Hollow-Ware and Glass,
ware. ' I
2000 Sacks Liverpool Saltto arrive.
No. 88 Hasel- Street,
nov 9'65-3m Charleston, S. C
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what she Is giving her royal sanction !;
secondly, having once given her sane.
ton to a measure, that it be not. arbitra-
rlly altered or, modified by the Minister
Such an act she must consider rs failing
in sincerity to the,Crown, and Justly to
be visited by the exercise of her consti
tutional right of dismissng that Minis.
ter. She expects to be kept informed
OF what passes between him and tire
Foreign Minister before important de.
clslons are taken, based upon that inter.
course to receive the foreign dispatch.
es in good time, and to have the drafts
for her approval sent to her in sufficient
time to make herself acquaited with
their contents before they must be sent
off The Queen thinks it best that
Lord John Russell should show this let.
ter TO Lord Palmerston."
To this, Palmerson. on being shown
the note, replied: II have taken copy
OF this memorandum Of the Queen. and
will not fail to attend to the directions
which it contains" " but so far from do.
ing so, he next year approved of Ma.
poleon's coup d'ctat without consulting
the Queen, or even the Premier. Of
the successive demands for explanation
by the Premier and the Queen, the
stubborn silence of the Foreign Minis.
ter, ms consequent dismissal by the
Qneen, his prompt revenge by breaking
up the Russell administration, we have
already spoken in announcing Palmer.
ston's death
In the light Of her past relations with
lord .Palmerston, it is not to be wonder.
ed at that the Queen was very rcluc.
tant 10 invite him to fill the position of
her chief efficial adviser, knowing, as
she must, that with Palmcrston at the
head of affairs Victoria must become
merely the actual head of the English
Royal Family, and the nominal head of
the English nation.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

at the hour to which the House was
adjourned, the Clerk called the roll, the
Speaker took the chair, and the pro
cceedlngs were opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Martin.
The Senate returned to this House
bill to amend the Criminal Law; which
was read the third time, and the title
changed to an Ac.
Adjourned.
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q. ID. CARR 81 CO.,

q. I'D. CARR 81 CO..
HEALERS in Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mint
~ tings, Window Shades, Patent Step
Ladders, &c.
ALSO,
Tailor's Trimmings Of every variety, viii h
they offer to the trade Mt New York Jobbing
prices. 30 Broad St., Charleston, S. c.
dec 5'65-3mo.
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

WlLL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week at s
o'clock, a. NJ, connecting with the different
lines of steamers for the above named
points. On and after the first day of De-
cember next they will llleave on Tuesday and
Friday of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for tie trans
portation of the same, ms arrangements
have been made with the different oompan-,
panies to forward goods to this line at low
rates and without delay. Each Of these
steamers are capable Of carrying
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16

A "rcliable gentleman" has arrived at
Washington from,thc Rio GranGe, who
was present at the siege at Matamoras.
His account Of the behavior of tho I'm.
perlal troops is not very crcdiable 10
them. He says they number about O..
600, and that the engagement was n
perfect farce. The Liberal party are
gathering strength daily, and will soon
force the Imperial troops into The in.
terror
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-16
ESTATE SALE.

ESn "A h'I SA AE.
IN pursuance to authority given me by
il Court of OPlinaey, will sell on the
22st of December next, at the
DUTCHMAN'S CREEK PLANTATION
of john Harrison, senior, deceased, lot Of
Cotton,
Horses,
MULES,
Plantation Tools.
Also o LOT of
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Al the same time, will be rented several
different
TRACKS OF LAND.
All tho foregoing belonging to the estate
of John Harrison, senior, deceased.
JOHN Il. HARRISON, Admr.
nov 2S'65-td
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-08

Mr. Hopkins in offering to place
upon the record reasons for vote,
spoke ofour country as the discovered
States. Some years hence such re-
cord may be as much a distinction as
was story" in the revolution.
The post office at Steri ett's Gap,
Perry county, has been discontinued.
Mail matter for that place should be
sent to Shermansdale, in the same
county. The post Office at Orbison's
Mills, in Huntingdon county, has also
been discontinued Mail matter for
that point should be sent to Coffee
Run, in the same county.