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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
DAILY LEADER,

ADFEKTHBEAEFTB-a
reifon Bigelox-EocaI Notice. .
DalIey's Galvsnis Horse SAlye-Local Notice.
T. M~sArs-Fancy Goods.
City Of Cle~velAnd-NOtice to Builder.
B. V. smith-Wanted. 4.
Beckwith 4 Sterling-Window Shades
PstiiE > HOllAnd-ror Lake stperiOr.
NJ, Leader ofhce-wanfea to Rent.
W,L,-Reon Wanted.
g tv5Of oissssssaL3fA foreoastrneahg Fewer
Bstreeu Euclid And Prospect streets. -
CIV 81 CsfeIhnd-0rd. for Constructing Sewer
in Crooked Alley.
City Of Cleveland-ord. for Constructing Sewer
in Prospect street
CITY Of CIeveland-Ord. for Constructing Sewer
in Granger street. b.
lGitysofC IevslaHd-ord. to sprinkle Lake street
Ctyof Cseveland-Ord. to Grade COlumbus-st.
r. Il. Curran-Salesnsn Wanted. E
GIL. Van EortEick+Men Wanted II
l. \. II. ~eurTau-Locsl Notice. srisrFr
s.-Sftuation wsntsd.. r1--1 90 ~7
Geo. o. Beok-EDgins for Sale. .1s
LA. Keppner-Machins Hands Wanted.
@. HarPer-Bosrding. q
A. ]. Thompson-wsnted.
Gao. D. Bsck-Planer for Sale.
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DKAsEsS HAIR RFYEWkR-Stepsi
Il Hair from falling Of restores Gny BAR 60
its origiuaico8oF, and 6asu Perior Pressing. Abof
sale by CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
m.sin I38 Ontario street.
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OPTICIANS.

VERY FINE POCKFF CUTLERT-At
grestly reduced prizes At
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Chicngo sIarReIuIv rs.

FLcvB-V,ry dulU I'D "
: WHEAr-Opened stronger at SI.4s6I,43, but
closed n.minalst Sl,F9i47Z for No /, aud soc
: coRs-stsedy. saiesst 5695sHe foT Nc 1; and
5zk@55c for \ o2ur-sD Id - I-r
OArs-Steady. Sales at 29Ze for No. 1; Tic
for No. a. frT sff .trrrfr Tu7
. BIaHwISTs-Hominsl.i - -,r
fREIGHrs-Dull and declined H@5<e- To Buff
falo torn S1sc Ban p srf-.arr-T~G
REcEIPrLFlour $500 bbls.g wheat $500 bu.
corn 10000 bu.; oats 1000 bu.
q REPRESENTATIONS 1900 bbls.; wheat IL, 600 bu;
corn $4,000 bu.; oats 90, 600. .tn1a-r -
Milwaukee MarketoJuly IS.
FLoUK-Firm aud advancsd Csc.
WHKAT-Unsettlsi. Sales at Sl-63H for No. L
6oRS-tdvanced e. Sales at SIC.
f0xIs-Quiet- Held at 351Scg IrF-fF
kE~cEIPTs-Flour COO Ibis; wheat 5000 hush;
corn 5000 bush; oats +, 100 bush
SHIPMEsTs-Flour 800 bbls; wheat 80, COO bush.
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FOB AAEEs

,EOR ~sALEzEngine and boiler tOE sals1a.ugrishi
EN-. ehes diamster, egkteen feet loRgs al le sold low
Can b seen working 81 Fosters SashandD Door Zee
tory, on Canal street, foot OF Harrison street. gE0.
D. BEOks F" Hf rrs gyleslW Z
lyon sALE-Ths Tackle, ApPAEe, an. Fur9i
T. turs Of the Brig Walbridgei all IN good eondi-
So tion- For terms. &c, apply 20 WIN. p. -GA1IEs,
= Agent for the Q~nderYriters JglSSSG
% rROR RALR-A nice Family Horae. Pony Mare
not and Colt, for sals,n Apply st 9ank-st. Iyls:5si
'TOR sALRAk NV Concord wagon. suitable for
express or grocer's use. AppS At Moss supe.
-aror street ~ EelL WI. -nlzL L-ylIi31
~ LOB sALE-2oO0 pounds Of Wool for sale at
800 GOODMAN a .H0AGLANDS, Commission
Merchants, Sections Bloch. No. q and = Mergin 81.
i. F0REMAf, Rassel HOUSE. q iyi4s5s
-adnFG WASHABLE PROPERTY FOE. SALE.
nis ~ en- slpaEier street. exteastsns 2 l2 miles rpm
cultivation. Aac Watered By q never-tailing stream.
On the pFeniisas srs 9 small frame house, large barn,
four acres q vineyard, six and eight year, old in
o ~ xktnts3d Hafsd ffut, dfferenf hnds &c cherry
dwarf and Gtanda n pear trees, ounces, euIrants,
..-- halt sereof straHheTries, and q fine variety 0tshadc.
and otuRmeHtal tres &nd GhrubherT. said land Las
= rods fronton Superior Strest, and n suscePtibla at
small expense OF 1fking 9 beautiful rural home AM
na1d p9e1nikGly produeffFef 20 ls 0WneEn Hr farther
particulars enqire Of 4 X
233 superior. cor. Seneca sts. Egyi2eg,
E0R nns lot Of Petroleum Burn
81 r 3ing On n the Factory Of WI GUILD. On 0s0.
ma fNElh.NtF -
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Appointments of the Erie Conference
for 1867.

CLEVELAND DISTRICT. &c
Cleveland First Church, E S Gillette; Erie
STREET, A ] Merchant; City Mission, s S
Stuntz; South Cleveland Mission, D Pros
ser; East Cleveland, W W Wythe; Euclid,
0 Hicks; Mayfeld, A NJ Brown; Willough-
by,J Balm; Mentor, H Kinsley; Paines-
vile, ] NJ Groen; Madison and Perry, J
Robinson, CIV Patterson; Geneva, A O.
Tibbetts; Saybrook, S Gregg; Chagrin Falls,
H N Stearns; Cambridge, s Wilkinson;
Troy, J B Hammond; Thompson, J Flower;
one to be supplied; Grand River, E Wade:
Montville, S L Wilkinson; Huntsburg and.
Claridon, 7 Radcliffe; Chardon, C Grant;
Kirkland and Chester, SB Torrey; Msntus,
D NJ Stearns; ] D Merton, Agent American
Bible Society; member of Erie street Quar-
terly Conference; B o Plimpton, Agent
Pennsylvania Bible Society member Perry
Quarterly Conference; JB Robinson, Prin-
ciple Willoughby College Institute; menu
Der Willoughby Quarterly Conference; A
D Morton, Agent National Freedman's Re-
lief Association; member of gainesville
Quarterly Conference
RAvKSSA DISTRICT.
Ravenna, J Tribby; Akron, D. C. os-
borne; Tallmadge, E R Knapp; Middle
bury, J G Townsend Cuyahoga Falls, CT
KiDgsbury Franklin, to be supplied Hud-
son, u w Cheso0rough 1W1neoufgh ana
Aurora, 6 ] Bliss; Bedford and Northield,
B J Kennedy Warrensyilles B C Warner
Newburgh, NJ Hill Charlestown, B F.
Wade: Windham, v Lake Rootstown and
PandoiPh, A Van Camp; BrscevilIe, H NJ
Chamberlain Edinburgh n Williams
Deer6eld, J B Grover; Garfield and Els
worth, j Mclean; Jackson, &C Hunt.
wARRss DISTRICT fSN
H.. D NJ Warra1 Riohnoad T. A
Archibald = ~Kelloegsville, w II Hover
WiIliamsfeId, j b Goodrich; sJsmestogn,
to be supplied Morgan, Il Cole Wind
sor and Hartsgreye, n C Brown Bloom
Geld and Bristol, W Hayes; Farmington, A
Burgess; Southington and-Neison, b KEEL
l0gg; Niles, T B Tais GiraTd and Liberty,
~ Vance Green and Mecca, W A Cl1rk;
Vienna and Fowler, A Fslkner; Youngs-
town, J Peate Hartford and 0rangeYille, J
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5ovERsMEsr SrocKs-Bess sctiVs amp q shade
lower. HfdrhAA BCHdfr VIZ
h sTeLL1biTtey p ssries, lor
Pitt-bargh, aud fh,cago a9lS: Chi
sag0 and Rock tslard SIX. GorIh Essrstn $685.
DO preferred - e GegglEnd aut sFIttsSurgh 81;
Erie g.; reS f.irk Central lU31S, Western Union
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GENTS WANTED-To sen hsanrgssts ob
n beet work on Agriculture ever published. EItis
" Farmers Library" cOmplets in one volume
F.G. A. @. ROWE, PubfAhers, rs Superjorest.
Cleveland, o. June5;32s-W
4 @FHAQHRR@RakE O~HAHQnsRoA A0EkTe-
~ hat IN rbagf swAnt O0HifleteH iEfoU 0the
. hR8r N onelarHV olume, a1leudIdlY ulnstratd, with
oysf LIS Tine ponFaits Of Generals and Battle SoeDss.
The most candid, lucid, onpleta, authentic End relis-
BIS hisfnrr puhIishSG II oootairF fSadiuG nnffef
eIual to three large Volumoa. Send fct circulars and
Sse our terms Address BROS 4 CO., las
Vazf Eanrfb 1t Fppoinuad --1TRdkr
.2aas .i$ tI Es ]: ss ss:s E Sss;s RE e.! n 3 3; II sfE! siisE;
. r. MATTES0G. Genr Agent. Grafton Q. ap6.542
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aIatalnnd NnoIosaIe narket

1a ie5fi1 wEDSEsDAH BsnNIHa, July Is, lsee.
Freights-Ths following are the rnteshy LAKE
(steaml and Bail from this port 70 New York and
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d. >. seaeI nsrse.-Jnly D
iN. 3. afctk h1nrKet-Idir Is

McSET-Essy and steady at 5d6 Der cent.
fTERLfra ExsHANsE-Quirt at fo101n91{.
RathsE easier, oPeHiBg &C HISS; advanc-
t0l49k, and closing aAtll4gE.asf
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lMA nXERHsEMENIs
RoARDENc.

e.. Wthin ave uinrteg vnlE Of ltf
Po.toeaos- krpiy 70 G. Harper, icon No llH4Ae
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E0R sALR-OIL-A nns lot of Petroleum Burr
10 On # the Factory Of W. .sUlLD; eS 9s'
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No"Case41l tNNCuoHoiu M JACEson anu
.~Shensngo, J F Hill New Wilmington, j F
Perry; Eastbrook and Harlrusburgh, TGl
McCreary Huntsville and ceuterVille, T
Graham Mercer, 0G Mcintyre Hender-
sonvIlle. C Wilson Waterloo, J EckoIs;
North Washington, "A II D3mer; Clinton
vile, HMerchant Poland, j W Stogdill /;
Middlesex, w H Mossman; Pine Grove, r
Beatty; Sharon, j o Neil GAINESVILLE, IT
NJ Bear; Greenwood, E Bennett Brady's
Bend, 6 More; Hubbard and Brook6eld, C
w Reeves.
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aeuOH AaaqO YasOa0 10000 Lo
ERIE CONFERENCE
rne Fisher Caase-Tne' Baker, North
East and Kansas Betfers-Summary
of characterization of Counittee
The Counsel Presiaing Oficer' DE-

-EEF EP~AISEsEIBLE, Julyl6 1860
We are furnished the following summary
of the documents and testimony IN the
case Of ReE-L. o. Fisher, through the u
'ssy0d 4 "a AnaersOa, ESQ of James
town, New York, one of the counsel for the
Defence. who has from the first lsbored
earnestly and persistentiy to elicit all th'
facts which could have any possible bear
ing on the case ~.
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In this market coin and governments
closed as follows Al 4 o'clock.

The local money market continues quiet
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JULY IsTH.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-05-03

the various branches of Profession in the latest
and most approved styles. All DISEASES OF THE
GUMS AND ALVEOLAR PROCESSES will be skilful
ly treated.
fully corrected TARTAR removed.
Decayed Teeth and Roots SCIENTIFICALLY RE-
MOVED.
Teeth filled with the best article Of double refined adhe
siye GOLD FOIL as 10 preserve them through life.
Teeth inserted from ONE TO FULL SCI, in superior
syle and In style known to the Professions and for
beauty, utility and style Of finish, win not be surpassed
either North South We have on hand, various styles Of
SPECIMEN WORK, which we invite the public TO call
and examine Persons waited their respective houses
when desired, by addressing Us at this place.
Having been engaged numbero years In the profession,
and having taken instruction with the best Dentists OF Lou
isvie, Kenucky Cincinnati, Ohio; and with Drs D. W.
FRANKLIN and JOHN ALLEN of New York city, feel
Ing confident we can give satisfaction we solicit share
Of public patronage.
For several years previous TO the war, were located
in Frederick City, Maryland, from which place We ref
ugeed South.
7 The best of references will be given when desired
A first-class PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, bya wound
cd Confederate Soldier, will be conducted In the same
building next door the Old Hotel, formerly conducted
by Mr. Stowe.
March Is f7 ~
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A FREEDMAN ExPLA1Ns.-A freedman
explains the difference between Yankee
aDd Southerner "thusly":
Now, white folks, Use gwine to tell
you de difference tween Southern man
an De Yankee Well, de Southern man
he stop at de hotel, he ak for room, he
get de key he say, "here, Jim, take my
valise" When he get in de room, be say,
"Jim, you black rascal, brush my coat and
boots, and be in d hurry" While Use do
ing dat he wash hisself, comb his har, and
take drink, and when l gives him de
boots he hands me a dollar. When de
Yankee stops at de hotel, be say, "Mr.
johnson, please brush my bools-Mr.
johnson, please carry dis note to MIR. Smith
at de railroad depot-Mr. johnson, L guess
I'll have to trouble you to bring me pitch
erof water-Mr. johnson, please carry dis
message to de telegraph ofice-Mr John.
son, I guess l ought to have cigar-run
down and get FIVE cent one." cum
back, and spec, of course, he gib me about
two dollars, but stead of giVin me de money
he ak Inc to take a seat, and tell him bout
my grandfather, my grandmudder, my brud-
der and my sister, and my cousin, and nay
old massa, and how much I'se making, and
how old l is, and all sch nonsense, and den
after while he say, "Well, MIR. johnson,
l guess III have to give you dime afOre 1
leave here" Now, white folks, dats de
difference tween de Southern man and de
Yankee, and it's every word truf.
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Office National Intelligencer.

WASHINGTON, OctOoer 1000
This standard Journal founded than half century
since has been recognized with able and active corps
of editors, reporters, and correspondents II Is Of enlarged
sze superior typography, and published at rates compa
ring avoraby with any other first class paper II has ac
authentic Of original Intelligence In politics.
commerce, science and literature. The intimate inter
and those who represented the extremes of opinions
which have eliminated In the late war; prove the modea
ton and integrity which have ever marked Its course This
intercourse and respect embraced Webster Calhoun Clay
and Benton 1t had received the confidence of them ALL
The National ntegcnccr Is conducted scrupuousy upon
the principles which have guided it, has lived TO
feel tie value of moderation and national fraternity, and
rejoice perceive that the American people respect them
likewise.
The Inelkgencer will extend cordial and sincere sup
port to the benefcept policy Of President Johnson II VIII
the emanclpated negro the several States deem just
and proper Qualified by location and sentiment 10 medi-
ate between the of section and the resources Of
another will advocate and aid in ansferngto the South
those elements of capital and enterprises indispensable to
the prosperity of every community
To enable the htegcncer fulfill this measure of use
funess respectfully asks the support to which It's past
moderation and sincere devotion for the common welfare
entc il. In this IL Is offered 10 the public rs
journal published In the National Metropolis
Daly paper, one w
six months. hs......................... D UO
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SIX montns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j Uo
fhyanr noufho I
SNOW, COYLE & CO.,
Successors Of Gales s. Seaton.
April -, 81 It
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THE NORTHERN DEBTS OF SOUTHERN
MERcHANTs.-Ata meeting of the New
York Chamber of Commerce, last Thursday,
the committee recently appointed to petition
the President to exact from the Southern
States payment of debts contracted at the
North before the war, reported that, in their
opinion, no interposition on the part of the
Government is necessary, as the States in
question seemed willing to pay their. lawful
debts without coercion. The Committee
add
"No one of the States lately in rebellion
has shown any disposition to repudiate
their liabilities incurred prior to the war.
On the contrary, most of them have al
ready acknowledged that liability, and many
of them have also been engaged in devising
ways and means for paying off the accumu-
lated interest and providing for the future
payment of interest and principal.
The conduct of the individual ctizeus of
the Southern States is also referred to by
the committee as highly honorable. Few,
if any of them, have failed to acknowledge
their obligations, or to provide for the fu'
ture payment of such portion of them as
their reduced assets will allow.
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Will Dry GooDs AGAIN ADVANCE !?
On the subject the New York Sur takes
a negative nosition and reasons as follows {:
"The price of raT cotton was at one stage
of the rebellion over one dollar per pound.
Now the average price in New York is less
than forty cents pound, the reduction be-
ing caused not by an increase of supply,
for little cotton has been grown since the
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o. CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES for ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING A
SEALED ENVELOPE FOR y Cts.
QI5- Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for Sl00
Eleven for $500; Thirty for $500; Sxtyfve for $1,000
One Hundred for $500. AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United States money
when II is convenient. Long letters unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every case
be accompanied by the CASH. with the name of the person
sending, and Town. County and State plainly written Let
should be addressed 10 the Managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT s. co.
Box 57O6 Post Office, New York.
Februaryl5 Is 43 3m"
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high figures were current; but it is caused
by the certainty of supply in the future
The decline ID the value of imported goods
is attributable partly to the same cause,
but directly to the decline in god. Now
there is no probability that gold will ad'
vance to any material extent, nor is it like
ly that any new cause viii intervene to oc-
casion distrust ia relation to the supply Of
cotton; consequently, there is no ground
upon which to base the opinion that prices
in the dry goods market will again advance
The present decline has been very steady
and gradual. 1t has occurred in spite of
the most strenuous opposition Of the spec
ulatiVe interest, and it may be set down as
the natural and Legitimate effect of the
transition of country from a condition of
unrest and excitement to a condition of
comparative confidence, stability and Ger
tainty."
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which they need not pay until Is known what Is drawn
and It's value. Entire Satisfaction guaranteed In all
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would cali attention the fact Of being The Original and
Largest G Association In the country We therefore
enabled send FINER GeoDs, and give better chances to
obtain the valuable prizes, than any other establish
of the kind The business connucsto be conducted
creasng trade Is proof that patrons appreciate this
method Of obtaining rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has sent very large
number of valuable prizes all parts the country Those
noarcle list is worth less than dollar, rcai
and there no blanks.
Parties dealing with may depend on having prompt re-
turns, article drawn will be Immediately
address by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
from the Eureka Association and have kindly allowed the
Of their Names many other names might be published
were we permitted:
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, PENN, on
Painns value, SO0; James Hargrayes, ss Broadway,N ~
shall Co., Kansas Meodeon, value, So0 Patrick ByT-
nes Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch, value, Sl25; F. Shaw
22 East oath street, New York, Plano, value, $3.50 Mrs
Chas. J. Neys, EnIra, n. " Piano, value, goo Miss
value SaOd Mrs. K PenHoyer City Hotel, Nashville,
Tennessee Mcodeon, value Sl2j Oscar M. Allen, Co.
B. l4ad Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn, Wach vaue
$751; Rowland S. Patterson, Co. ID, 10Th Iowa Vet Volun
tusrs, Oil Painting, value, S00; Mrs Abbey j. Parsons
Springfield Mass, Melodeon, value Sl5o James L. Dex
$50; Mrs James Ely, Ia Wooster ST. co., Blocker, ~
T.. Oil Painting, value, 500; Mrs ]. q. Coles, Grand
Rapids, Michigan Silver Castor vaue $40; Dr. K SIN
clair, Mo. Main ST., Utica, N. ", Framed Engraving
vaue S25 Hon. Luther Dctmold Washington, D. O., OH
Painting value, SOO.
Letters from various parties throughout the country ac
knowedgEg tue receipt Of very valuable gifts may be seen
on file at our Office.
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0tiainal gaettg.
For the YosAville Enquirer.
UNDER THE DBEPp---THE SAILORS
wrSE

JDER THE DEEP"---THE SAILORS
WISH.
Under the waters OF the deep,
Where myriad host, shall keep
Unceasing vigils o'er my sleep,
Under the dcep-under the deep
Bury me ,here-therc would II lie,
When my spirit shall seek on high,
Its home Of Immortality.
Let the mopdering body sleep
Under the deep-under the deep.
Bury me not beneath mound,
Under the dark and chilly ground.
Where loved ones may gather round,
o'er the sailor-boy to weep.
Flowers, there would languish above,
Bathed In the tears Of those that love-
And Oh! that grief could never move
body from its eternal sleep
So bury me, yes, under the deep.
Place me not iu a dismal grave,
I'D miss the bright and dashing wave,
Which, so oft ! have dared to brave
Out on the deep-out on the deep
The grave is silent-but the sea
Forever chants melody,
So sweet and Oh! so dear to me,
That I could not sefenely sleep,
Anywhere, but Under the deep.
Six feet of earth-a narrow cell,
A gloomy home in which to dwell,
For one who loves the mighty swell
ofthe oceans boundless deep;
Where rival navies, grand and proud,
Huri their thunderines deep and loud,
And veil the bending skies in cloud
Familiar sounds would inli 10 sleep,
A sailor-boy, under the deep.
Aud must bid farewell to thee
My grand old home-lny beauteous sea.
Oh! shall thy Wild waves symphony,
Cheer me no more out on the decpa
Yes, in my boyhood's early prime,
sought the restless, bounding tide
And Oh! I crave no boon beside,
That they may place me now TO sleep,
Under the blue waves Of the deep.
TRELLO.
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TAKE this method
Of informing the citk
zens fYorkville, and
surrounding country,
they have located,
pennanently,1 In York
vile, and viii keep
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full supply Of the
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THE STATE OF S. CAROLINA,
YORK DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON Pleas

Darwin & Jefierys,
Us. .9ttdchnent.
Burrows, Blair & Co.,
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs did, on the 4th dny Of March
1866 file their Declaration against the defendants, who
Is sai absent from and without the limits Of this State
and have neither wife, attorney known within the
upon whom copy of the said Declaration might he served
il is, therefore, Ordered that the said Defendants do appear
and plead the said Declaration, or before the fifteenth
day of March, which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred md si1tyscven, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will be given and awarded against
them. J. +. WALLACE, L. 4. T. /.
Clerks Office York District, s. c.
March % 49 lyq
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