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OFFICE or rag srREEr coNHIslossx.l

No. 237 BROADWAY Nggfo2z 3
THO CONTRA TORS.-PRO inciosed in
sealed envelope iraoed tle work. a1a With the
name thereon, will be received a. tbs ohcs
until FRIDAY, June !, 1866. at II O'Clock m, viz;
resuans grading curb gutter and tagging toseh street
from First 70 Second avenue
For grading gutter and Tagging One hundred sss
Nine, eenth street from Third 10 Fourth avenue.
For gatter and tagging Ninth west SIDE ho foJ
fourth torty-sixth street =. =. .
For curb gutter and fgsns Third sveuue on fiy fhfd
Fiiyscvcnh street
Fet curb gutter and tagging in front Of Nos 30 s s 2s and
28i Rivinston street. 80 -.
For tagging wi One Hundred and Tweay aia street.
from First 10 Eighth -.
For tagging Fifth west side. from For'yid to srsS
street.
For tagging Brosawsy from Twenty ninth 20 1hfieh street
and Sixth from Twentysevent t. ThiEiisth street
Fer Angling avenue, from fshtysxh 10 Npeyii rect
and reagins Twenty ninth street from Ninth 10
Tenth
a,ssns Hundred and Twenty ninth street from Pifh :.
Eighth
Blank proposals. together with tie specifications All
mcnts, ran be obtained al this Office.
CHARLES O. CORNELL.
A. ..aan
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

II with the latest
improvemen,s-rntes tho perfect Colsrs Experimental
hseneIyperiecing Inventions, Patterns Models kc TO order q,
w. H. T0LHURSTS Machine Shop
Corner Union and Fulton sts, Troy N. y
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One secondhand,
~ low $50 horse ard boiler 70 inch cylinder
h,efoo stroke ard all IN perfect w.ns order Can be seen run
field Mass Apply WOODRUFF BEACH. Hartford Conn
10 j. RUSSELL MsnnactuTing Company 0ernhrld Mass.
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Eor.Ier.eY Steamboat comp.u

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
IL from May leave lanes dip r. ga ~ io 9issnPon ana
GreenpoH 430 Syossr, sud way s'aons 10y
North Lip aud stations and on saturday nss 70 lspnank
NIORRIS&nd ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
" Foot OF Nov. q Morning mall trains
for intermediate stations will eavs a. ao m
Mail EIpres. stations Of Miburn at Ao p m Morris
Express Al p IN. ,.,,,,,, ...,.,
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FINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
i IL tho ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PFRFOpA
TORS OF EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while inhs
process Of pressing
the ONLY PRESS IN USE that l. capable Of making
Rrcl THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, OF WAkP IN
BURNING All others that profess I, do snistor und
caution the public against their impoticna L. G. Woodbury.
President, No. I75 Broadway
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VHE HARRISON BOILER a safe

T'HE HARRISON BOILER safe Steam Boiler. -
This Sesr, Generator combines essential ADVANTAGES IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION In first aud
repairs durability economy Of fuel facility Of cleaning aud
poraton. not possessed by any other boiler.
formed OF Combination Of sston hollow sphere each eight
inches external smstrr and hr-shh inch hk
held together by wroughfon bolts with
The the known tie strength 70 rest Internal
Il by punching hvrtin which
the strength Of the woughton boiler plate about
Every boiler tested by hydu 900 poGud.
square inch IT cANNDT BE BURST UNDER ANY PkAcTcA.
BILE STEAM PRESSURE
Under which t Ia ordinary boiler. every
Joint this becomes safety No other generator
this property OF relief under extreme without injury
10 itself and thus preventing Disaster
not sfcted by corroon which destroy, the wrought
iron boiler Most explosions from this II a economy
IN fuel the best boilers arising from the
ness to tbs IRE Of s heng surface also nom the waved line
Of tho surface which thoroughly mixing the induces
combustion and breaking the ha the
uAy absorbed than In the ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
steam quickly and with little fuel II produces
heated steam withou separate apparatus aud liable pnns
foaming II easily ported aud BE- pkrn apart t
piece need weigh than 90 pounds n difficult places OF
the srgcs boiler be through opening square
inside aud Under
h free from permanent deposit by blowing tue entirely
under full once week requires special skill
they uniform shape and s When renewed the entire
boiler good The
new need une,s unfairly used
boiler be increased 70 extent by simply adding
mains all se II has less weight and take. less than
Of the ordinary cyade being
hight kind Of fuel be from most
refuse coal dust There Of
Of them In the best establishments England and
cuIs or prices address JOSEPH HARRISON JH nrrison boiler
Works. dsys Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal Phil
sdelphia Pa
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V'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
i AMERICAN LINE or PHYSICIANS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NETWORK and BREMEN Cowss carrying the
United Mail taking passengers England France
GERMANY leave NswYofk from Pier No. &C. ~ r. THURSDAYS
BALTlC A. o. lone. com'ie 90 6 June a.
WESTERN METROPOLIS n Sanders 800 900 p, Jun-28
MISSISSIPPI W. o. furbe 900 tuns, ~ h. Juy
Further departures from NETWORK bedie strain-rl
JOY 49, August and i6 September October IS No
veubef and2 %. December 10 and ~
De- from BREMEN COWES-May and %,
- 20 a. July snd 2S august IS 20 September H. October
ard H. SoyenibrI l. IS December s. 10.
Rs Of Passage Ps able Ia gold is equiven, In Uuted States
currency.
SIMULTANEOUSLY CABIN SC5. "a Cabin. Sc. so, sieerlge.
Prom BREMEN, etc. to NEwYoRK-lstc Cabin sai ID Cabin
ESQ; Strerage. as.
TE-ts-lst Cabin. s2o5 I'd Cabin 32 SO: s.sesge
s7T So.
Fer Ffeigh, and Passage apply
RuOER BROS. 0sneral Arent.. No. IS Beayerst. n Y,
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I TINTED STATES and BRAZIL
~ MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, for
ST. THOMAS, PALA PfRNANNUcO, BAHIA and
Ru-DE-JANElRO.
The elegant ~ .iiewhrs steamship
SOUTH AMERICA, 2 $50 tuns burden,
r.. L. Tinks paush. Commander.
VIII sail for the above ports Pier No. %, ~ H.,
WEDNESDAY,. May %. at O'Clock
An experienced surgeon on board
The Company will be responsible for specie yauabes une
Bills Ladig having the value eTpreed gued therefor
wv ' " ''s' ''ra GARRISON ALLEN Agents.
No. Bowlue-Grrrn N. Y.
DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN
II AND IRELAND.
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED RATES.
England Ireland Scotland
For particulars apply to TAPSCoTT BROTHERS Co
No. 90 Southss
rINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
AMERICA, j. Meyer master. carving United
mai. will sail ON Thld Hopoksn
SATURDAY. June
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking pissengersto
LONDON HAvRE, SOUTHLAND AND BREMEN
NJ the gold equivalent eIrency:
For the second cabin t6l eeragr s3 90
To be followed by tho steamship HERMANN, o. Wenke,
ter June 10.
0ELRIcHs 4 Co.. No. 50 BroadsL
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nR. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLOkODYNE
certain cure In cholera dysencry disrrhes co c. SC.
HENRY SMITH, Special Az-ni No 81 Nss'aa-', " y
nR j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODlhL.-
~ Caution genuine without the words Dr. J. Con-,
stamp Oyerwbeinns
medical each bottle Sole alufr'uie J.
DAVENPORT - Ra.s-ilst, bloomsbury. London.
HENRY sMIrH Special Agent No n Nssasa-sL. NJ Y.
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PRICE or PASSAGE, IN COLD,
g,,.v c,at. ans SFcoxD CABIN. $50

FlnfT IABIN %Tl3 oFVVNU VNbI' w
Including evine In either class
Of linz DO p4ssenEers
Fasscuse intending land Bre., will be furnished here will
railroad ke aud their baggage checked 20 fa ~ Al
allons. charge II IS for and 81 for second class
Medfrai af0rf1aos FREE Of ehage
Eor lITLeF Ia oruaionsprly to
- NFO MACkFN2IE. Agent. No So Pro.dwAy.
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Alc0ical.

nR j. COILS BROWNE CULORODYNE.-
The Rirh Hon Russell communicated 20 the College o..
Pbyans j. Davenport that he had received Information 10
service IN caocfs ,hior0
dyne.-Se~ Lancet Dec. 81, 1885,
HENRY SAITH Special Agent. No y Sansu-s,- \. Y.
nR. J. COILS BROWNIE CHLORODYNE.-
Extract Medical Times Jan ~ 1916" Il pfesrhrd by
Of orthodox mdcs practitioners OF course woi not be
hu. .inru popular ga supply aud MI Place
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent. No. y Ss.saa.., ~ y
mr.. j. COILS BRO VINES CHLORODNNE j.
~ the beat and mos. en remedy In coughs colds s''Lr' co.,
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1895
COMMENCING MAY. IA, 1885,.

Passenger Station 10 NswYorz Twenty evens. and
EouriraVa Entrance on twenty seSeatr'i
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Urn GOODS.

MOURNING GOODS u,o
", avrFNcH BtJhf 8A2iNTS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
81 ~ ZINES GRFNADIHE POPLlNS, TAMiSE cLOIhs,
GRENADiNE BAREGEs IRON bAhEoEs ysta wde y s PEI
nnotes SOC worth CSC, BLACK Skis, CHECk siLnS,
Tps SCu POPLNS GRAPE CLOTH article over to q,
~ 80 per dress worth Sis Ladies requiring MoOhNlNo
GOODS should LOOK stoeS before purchasing
N>'N' w JACKSON, Importer OfMotrniug boods
No. Broadway. between spring aud frnce-sts
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y .Jon,arn IN 1895 -rbere has been hui lir.
1ohh'ithL, 'a"UA.' ~, 49,
tie change in our market during the past week con-
,nue our quotatiops-payable in specie. :.
oo oan,. = a. 10, hu.hs,. psos 81 nor bpsheI
Corn, W Genus !" u per oushei' fetS' % PC ~ -
Flour Sl2 10 $l3 per barrel; Sugar per pound IN 10 c;
ofs nor nond as ~ oc Raging p.r yard % 10 30c
po 90 5o L.. -, ronnd
Manila Rope, per pound, " TO ~ Hemp hope Per Pouhu
% 10 5c Cheese er pound 25 to 3oc Fresh Pork per
-, O N. -5l,tr.sStsi ~ -
pound, 3 TO loc --.- So--'ES5 f-'s'
Coon-owlng the bad weather and the condition OF
49,, ,a b,, ,,,,Ie co,,o bos bean bro,ph IN since last
ue toau'' ou' H'u' wv" ''' 's - -, :,
report. few bales, however, have been SOLD al an ad-
vance, We quote from % TO 25 cents in specie. .
10, I .o,saouon.a NJ had ,ve,,he,
"a yan, La Sed :, ~ an I
ws .nd ud sa n sT in ooldtendencv
nncs oif.ring siu =.
" g.. g. - gsl ala M Porp sI
= ~ e "a ~ on g., e s. - e' - t
10 do' halo ~ " - 49, To-, or,, ,o,o,, Tho
t co,,o has Seen active and during he Week N
of The iiyht STOCK on sale and The ness OF
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-: - ,'.,:
I,y,,o, !. g, -. ,oa, i,. 80,
~, ,,,e q, Ian hsh,nS 5 : - -
-n,,,,, f onr f.i, ,, ., ,s.,,s, - h,,s, - s.
How slow 1t dragged along, and yet how fast go
II swept our proudest glories to the tomb, =
In which all glory must repose at last.
And well uiny sadness lngcr round its DOOM
It In darkness and # endsis course in gloom.
when asxty fye,, 6rst dawned upon our land ~
II found nation pa,sied BY defeat, - =,
Rnt stnep,in, st,ll--and Woman,s helpless hand
To heaven in prayer was llfted to e6treat
The uverted favor OF the mercy seat. . -
: And Oh. what high resolves were forming then, ~ d
In souls that scorned the foe they burned 10 meet
: Resolves to drive the conqueror from the glen
Or In defence OF all they loved to die like men.
Alas sor human bone,--,be ba,,,le come-- s-.a
Aud nova, ye, ,r,s ba,,,e b.,,er fonqh,. .>yr
% ,b,, ho, ,e,d orr cb,mn,ons bro,eb, mo shame -
Irnon Tho c,nse wbose ,,nmnh there thew sougb,-
But all was Lost save honor; though they taught
The swarming hirelInss wis had struck their lines
Respect for yalor which could fight unbonght, ,s5
Twas all they galned-forr ruined homes and sbrnes
And shattered strength our prostrae country st repnes.
y-.,.,.,. 90, .,ds 49,. ho,o,,ed ,ro,nd
,,-es. - 80 >. C..,n,. aoos.
eL, c,i, ,,,s s,e,ss sb,,,o,,, nn,onoa
60. -. 49,. Sir
Bu, though contendnr hosts have or,en stood -,
yi,hin her borders and the rebel yen !
Has rendered classic many plain and wood,
She has no spot whose name wieIds such spell,
o,er Southern hearts, as that where Lees brave army fell
.,,,,,,,. ,,o,v Of ,cro,,d r.g,e,f,J n,,n ;y-..-s
,un, S,,a =, u,on,,on os ,h,, s,,,, 6e,d
,,n..-. 500, ,,,,o, roh,, Can a. ,,.,r
.'e ,',s...S,.Is - ,...s,.,,
But not 10 mortaI eve can Sc revealed, .s.-E = rS
The woe of those whose loved ones are no more, p -.
Because theyrather chose to die than yield -
And stained that last field with their ebblng gore,
When the hard toll of four years strife was 80 near oer.
,.. ,,.,,,n,, s;,2a,r,,,, -
-. 49, 1870 "a ... -, ,tho,,. x
MI. a.s..,...aI ..,,,.. -, =; ,r,,h
-, - -. 49,.
osha, h.,,, hor h,ds f.,, - chose ~. o,oon
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s200 REWARD.

STOLEN from NV plantation, on the 10th of December
1855. A BROWN HORSE MULE, 6 years old, l6 hands
high Also on the 3rd of January, 1856, DARK BAY
horse MULE, If hands and inches high, years old
len shoulder-perhaps notyisible now. -; 4 =,
viii give 500 for each MULE with evidence 10 CON
vict the thief SOS for each MULE RETURNED TO me-
The mules were In good condition. -
Rock Hill, C. & g. G. r. r.
January4 81 ST..
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papA fat man IN Paris sold his body to.
the surgeons for 1900 francs, went on a
spree with the money, died, and was imme.
diately cut up.
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the Cd Of January instant AT the residence
Of ,he brides mother by Rev A BY 81 Russs me- 5,!.,a y r.
.The usual Zee accompanied the above notice, for
which the rarties win please accept our thanks.
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finalrtial 4 Commercial.
COMMERCIAL. z

- Il will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below In currency or greenbacks" unless ot
erwise specially stated. -. -
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Observation-Disclosures LIoUoR.

ALL DfsTILLERS and DEALERS in sPIMTUoUs
LIQUORS inYork District, hereby notified that they
are required call NJ the Office Of Capt NJ Boyce and
PROCURE LICENSES forthe present year, or they will DE
proceeded againstfor default.
80 BY ordet Of. LIeut-Col. B. B. MURRAY,
Commanding Cd Sub. District. =
~ M. BOyCE, Capt. and
- y sssl- .sEtr. Assistant Provost Marshal.
January II SO 81
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EXPRESs COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have re.
moved their Office IN RICHMOND under the Spotsswood
HOTEL Main street, between Eighth and Ninth streets The
Southern Express Company now prepared to forward
nj Reduced Rates, . rs. : 5. -
= CURRENCY, .COIN,
:, VALUABLESAND %. FREIGHT
=, To all accessible points In the South.
All goods shipped from the North by the Adams OF Ham
den Express Companies win be transferred 70 the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY TO complete transportation.
a7- Goods shipped from the North by steamship and
marked to the care of Southern Express Company win be
promptly forwarded TO destination free OF charge for com
missions and drayase. .,l s,
Arrangements have been made with the Danyilfe Railroad
Company and we now receive feigtfo all Way stations
on that road at e rates were formerly Charged by
the DanvIe Railroad Express. L.s.l... ;s-g,
Goods called for WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE and
promptly forwarded. L...-z..,.,.
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RICHMOND IND lD.aNnILLE RAILROAD.

NoTICETo give facilities 70 the public on the line oil
this roador the transportation of by Express
an arrangement has been made with the SOUTHERN Elk,
PRESS COMPANY by which their wagons In Richmond
and Danvlle win call for aud receive all Express Freight
Intended for this Road notice being given Ut ONCE
and their wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriving
Receipt OR DELIVERY, and the rates of Express
Preighf will be the same charged by this Company.
- - THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Superintendent.
- cHxnIoTrE, Dec, Is, Is 1865,
All frseh. far~arisd sses and dispatcn, =
being carried on Passenger and Mail trains and show
freight trains. Rates as low IS BY any company.
T. D. GILLESPIE, Agent.
lJanlaryli Fli.5=1T 2SE.8 80 81
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@ Whereas the. merchants, mechanics, and
other laboring lclasses Of this town have in.
creased the price Of their labor and adopt
ed the cash system in payment thereof; !;
and whereas Justice to ourselves and our
families alike, demands that we should
adopt and practice the same system there
fore ...ss. s. g g; 8 - -
4 Resolued, That We, the practising Ply
aicians of this town, do hereby agree to
adops and abide BY shs following Fes Bill,
as our rule in all charges made for profes.
sionsl services rendered in said towu-pay.
,nent to. be made in specie or its equiva-
iant: s.,gs- .s.,7,sss ss..s 80, .55ss
Visit and prescription in day time, 8 90
Visit from bed, and prescription at
7sFs night, 5 90
OEce prescription or advice, / 90
Surgical Operations, 8 5 to Is 90
Natural Labor, 10 to 80 90
Instrumental Labor, SO to Is 90
Gonorrheal or Syphilitic cases
cash inadvanee, 10 to Is, 90
s RESOLVED, That We do hereby agree to
adopt tha cash system for all services rem.
iered, SO long as the same may be prac-
ticed BY the merchants, mechanics and
other lahoring classes of this town
,asIn testimouy ofsour approval of this Fee
B;ll. aud our honest intention to observe
and practice the cash system in connection
With the same, we have hereunto signed
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4pntsnsa -. ~.
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IN A.TIGE TOaGUARDIANs.-
HEAD-ORS. I'D SUB-DIsTRICT,

MILITARY DISTRICTW WESTERN 8. CAROLINA,
, CHRsrrRvrtIR,s. c., January 8, 1855.
General ORDER NO. 2
so uuci, OF General Order No. 80, from these Head
onaer series 1856 conflict with General Order No.
le from the War Department. series Of 1885, Is hereby
scinded. - 5.E
The recommendation of the Feedman's Bureau that the
Freedmen contract with their former masters, recon-
mendaon only and must not be differently construed.
y By command Of Lieut-Col B. B. Murray.
- - : - 80 :, :. -. g- e. A. Low,
Lieut. and A. Adjutant.
January IL s.J gFzss 80 -:.-.fss II
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UNION ACADEMY.

UNION ACADEmH.
(s Mics EAST OF TYoRKvILLE-rHoRs'sY YERhy RoAD.)
~ THEExercises oftIis Academy will be re
AA. sumed on the 18th instant.
The Scholastic Year VIII be divided Into
IS TWO SESSIONS, the first endlag July 9Th,
X t25 weeks) and the second beginning Sep.
,tember Sd, and ending December 2lst, 90
The school will be dlydcdinto three grades, as follows:
- PIRsr OR PRIMARY. 80
Studies Reading and Spelling (per q weeks).. 81 90
s.. t>S SECOND rSTERsEpIkTE.
Studies: The above with Grammar, English Composition
and Analysis Geography, History and Arithmetic (pe1
weeks, Sio w
49, -. THIRpoR CLASSICAL.
Studies ANY of the above with Latin Analysis and Com
position (Harkness and Arnold; portions of the Latin Aa-
thors usually read Greek 0llendorf and Greek Prose
Coniposo, with selections from standard Greek Writers
Algebra Geometry and Thgonomeuy, per weeks) SIS 90
Instruction on the Piano by competent lady.
The great object will be 10 perfect the pupil In each study
he may pursue and, far practicable, by using the
analytical method OF Instruction, To make his knowledge
thoroughly practical. :.5- - 49,
CONCLUSION.
thorough education at ono of our Southern Universe
ties five arsexperence aieachers together with
love for the profession ITSELF the Recommendations
offer TO my patrors. ANDERSON,P Principal.
N. B. board can be had $40 per month.
january IL lsl.sT ;%55a .SS ~ 49, = Is
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MEnIcAL MEETING.

20 MEDICAL MEETINyf. ~
AT . meeting Of the Practising Physi'
clans of Yorkyille, on the 1st of January,
instant, Or. 4. /. BARRON was called to
thesohair and Dr.. q. g. JACKSON, appoin.
tsd Seoretsry. The subjoined preamble
and resolutions we're presented and upan.
inonsly adopted. ss.ss * s,:ae.3ss. .3.ss.
-. a. BARRON; NJ. d., CAafrman.
H G JACKSON, N. D., Secretary.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT. =. =.
Due.attenton WIN be given to MUSIC and FRENCH;
BOARD AND TUITION per session, Ssoin Sc or
its equivalent. =. -
Promising devote teir best energies 10 their work. The
Principals would solicit liberai patronage.
on application TO Dr. Adger, Columbia, s.. Cs Rev. f.
White Chester 8. G.. Rev. Craig, Lancaster B. p;
Rev. W. e Boggs, Winnsboro' g. O.; DR. Wardaw Ab-
beyle s. G.. Golf E. Harrison, Anderson, g. C.5 Rey
A. Miller, chanotte, NJ. c.; Rev WIN. Brown, Rich
mond, Va; HI e. WitheIspoon, MayesShie, So;
General w. n. Wallace, Union, 8. g., or TO -
REV. J. MONROE ANDERSON p,inetpais
REV. h b, ANDERSON, SCI "e.pe''
i3 The Lancaster Ledger Chester Standard Columbia
P6Gnr, South Crolinian, Sumter Watehpan, Abbeville
Banner, Anderson Gazette Southern Presb.tsrian, and
North Carolina will each publish three times
and forward bills TO this Office for payment
January 4 - 81 s~e-A = u
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. . GEN, PaLow ANp THE NEaRoEs.---
The following letter. from Gen. Pillow sp.
pears in the Northern papers:
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 22d, 1865.
Major.G General o: o, Howard, Commission.
er, &c., &c., Washington, D. c.:
1t affords me pleasure to inform you that
l have been successful beyond my most
sauguine expectations in engaging labor for
all my plantations in Arkansas and Teunes-
see. l have already engaged about four
hundred freedmen, haze full confidence IN
making a success Of the aoork. l have CIV
en-, in all cases, the freedmen part of the
crop of cotton, and 1 allow them land for
the cultivation of vegetables and corn for
their own use without charge therefor. 1
could haze engaged one thousand laborers
JIhad needed that number. My brother,
who adopted my plan of work, succeeded
in engaging laborers for three places he is
working. / have put one large plantation
under white laborers from the North, under
precisely the same terms on which Iepgaged
freedmen. ] feel anxious to try the system
Of white laboraof that character for the plan.
tation. Knowing the interest you feel in
the success of the system of the freedmen,
and feeling grateful for your kindness to
me, I feel it duty to communicate the re-:
suit of my work thus far.
!" With assurances of my personal regard
and respect, l am, General, very respectful
ly, GIDEON J. PILLOW.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-11

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