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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-03

a Conversation with General Grant.

Or. r. Vaughn whites m tle ..-t nlmhcr
of the British Quarterly Review
In Washington had the Ilit.l OF am
Introduction % Gen. Grant Tie eminent
man was In his official department much
the sort ofroOm ~ which a London af'0r-
ney might he imagined giving Audience 10
his clients. The General was lot n uni
form aud plainly dressed Tie portraits of
MIN are faithful representations o. DIS
square and spacious forehead. and OF the
settled anu regular but not strongly marx
al features below. a military officer was
IN attendance upon him, who was Of the
old Indian descent Il person somewhat
above the ordinary height whose complex
ION and features bespoke his origin. hlt
whose civilized experience, haj given him
little more hesh than would seem 20 have
been common among his ancestors
This stately defendant from the sons oi
the old wilderness gave me a cordial grasr
OF the hand on being Introduced Tie
mnnuer ot the General wa, simple and
quiet. ! soon saw Die was q man OF feN
words, and had reason 10 think his word.
were well chosen. After a lcw common
places bad uaSSot l. hrrln 10 -I1.l- t-a-s
on public affairs. The tone 0i the LnriiSi
North spchei i0 nafa impressed him un
iavorably. III your newspapers are o. bs
believed said the soldier who is second {.
none OF his time, 1--we never Went into III,
field bat to be- beaten. have been In NOR,
engagements than any other man IN Do,
service, and have not been beaten yet Or
the continent OF Europe, too, The disposi
ti0n il appears has been TO harp OIL OBJ,
same string Friends who have y,ltc.
your country and France tell me. that g.
into what circle They might. tlctalk about
america all Went one way
In reply mentioned some facts which
seemed 10 warrant q different conclusion
These facts We're frankly admitted, as tend
ing to show that in England there must
after all have been a considerable breadth @
sympathy with the North. say what 20.
will. said the General, "this war has beer
the biggest job of IT'S sort that has beer
done in this world, and 1t viii be chapte
Of itself in the history OF war; nothing lk,
10 it has gone before.
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Grand Memorial Services in Honor Of
President Li1col-

T..r.--. C-r--s.--.-.l Committee. ar-
r--~--I ~ c-..-i .l- AM -,,.9-. i- What IT,
e.. ~ -a--,.-- ami affection .t r.4r er-8-
r.-- o., s.s-'-.,- -f.s .l.....t --,-.I-.-. u -f.
-s,i-- t.. tf. a.ar- u t..a la1.ss. C. On
r..a p-a--f.-- Abraham Ir.r.lr AS lie
r...-- .r.t.f- hi. ...--.-.-- --ro-...I t-.. rl-
i.,r--.-- -.-., ,l-..r- which t.re been a. .t.t-
e7 f.-- l-.t Houses:
WV .-ers TIE melancholy event OF ..e
-.-'a-. .-l f~s4-- lc.+- - Abraham Linz
c-i-' i.-s p-e. 7.-. ~ -t. T-r.--I s.,-a-
HAVING occurred l1r.--r Tie recess or Con-
,--..- s,.t 49,. --r- t-7-a sfs---, r. .fa
7-e-a-sf ---,ar and les--,1, - manifest .e.-
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Americans and the Fine Arts.

One of tho best writer's boo the Paris press
VI. TeXier. iu bis week y article I'm the Stseie.
complains tina; the nitci states is strip
ping Europe of ancient works 0f art. There
Is now, be says in Paris. an American
agent with an unlimited amount OF dollars
az command, who ha, come 10 buy pictures
After having carried oil a number ~ rhefS
II TurreS OF great masters from Belgium
Holland. Italy AMI Germany be has now
come 10 see what he can 10 in France.
Owners Of piCtOrla. treasures resisted lis
oyeriures at first. but have been seJuced
by his large oilers " Thus, lameuts "
TeXiCr. people or industry will ultimately
be the happy p0ssessQrs " the great WORKS
achieved by people Of taste Il is TO
longer hy steel but hy gold that mummies
will devastate Cor.nth Those splendid
landscapes OF Ruyslael H0bbema and
Aerghem those great creations of tie
artists pencils, ordered ty kln-s and
princes for the establishment o. the.r pal
aces. are fast gOla- % ornament the draw
ny room and hatter the pride Of rich man
Iiacturers on the other le of Tie At.art. .c.
There was time when the Americans were
not nice about pictures AMI it Is certain
nat most hlie0us copies have been hailed
at New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
with al the hOnOrs due 20 originals. Bat
now the Yankee agents have keener aQ
preciation Of what IS valuable in arr. They
ind out the best pictures bid enormOusI Is
for them. and viii have no other. IL q lev
years q large proportion 81 the wOrAs O.
the old masters VIII have grated q tl'
New World. and we shall have - cross th'
Atlantic y admire Flanders. Italy arl
France in their finest ar creations.
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Carl Sclurz's Report OF Southern AH4i7s


Tho r.~.-. ~ Gen Cr ~fr-- .. -h.
condition ~ tl- South. is published l. is
lu-e lengthy. filling Ifc.1s-.v printed co.-
-lu, .a i... y s. -... We-a,- al lie
t-Le .- wr. ~.-.l l. r.... ILL.,. r..,. .a
racoy. .-- .rru -l. peculiar -t.te nrnin.f
INTO va'ch -he ,lrrer i.r ot Dr.. hal rf.r.-
Ell tAem lie SAYS ths public mind was So
-vsl o. lent. l-at. raAlll-t,.,lu a. sluefl.use
-.,-e. l..-.r Whatsoever condition l- had le..n
l'--u.-,i F.. ..-. iare i..- looked upon
Us . f.t0r T.e rl,t uaf-om. -in- rebels
prepared ..r IeH.nr the country The
misses le..-le. ll Cd STAKE o. fearful ex-
ItC.a. l4e SAYS lt l.N dads f..r class
>.- N.o % .r g...r.l-. .---.- ., follows.
l-t Those who although having welded
submission o. -ao National Government
orIH when Obliged O. lo So have clear
perception % lle .rr,fersl pie changes w. .cl
-4tc --. produced Is tae Har. AMI loa-
e~it .'tH- H-TNrei t1accom0 ilte themselves
O. l-. lrH .rier ot things "a Those
whose prime. N4. Object is o44yc ils sta-e-
wl,-l-t delay restored CD tll.t position
and influence n The Union ana the people
of The states tsthe absolute control oftl.ir
home concerns. t.ey are r.ady .r order
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N-y.as- Wrl--H NJ Or WEsrERS
Boar. P. Pew hare ye- he-un % realize
the extent Of the twelve states ana Terri
tories Oh our western borders whose vast
stores % mineral wealth ere ye- - attract
teemi-- rl-.----le- 81 tL-w. California las
IS 655 square miles. containing lll $50
6,1 acres- Dakota. l4- 80 -.re l-.-.
9j.3lc4-0 acres. N-Ta-a. -l53s 5L-ar,
mi es. 521s4 geo acres. Colorado l14 $40
square D es -. $50 o0o. N-T MeEc1 l2l.-
2ll SQUARE niles. =. SIS so acres: Ar.Z1-
nia. IZ5.l4Z square niles. 0.739 l49 acres
Oregon ,4Z4, square miles. ~. s55 =
acres. tan. loo, $50 square niles .,074.-
40 acres; idaho. 346.375 square miles
7Qs .1-5 acres. Nel-aska. - s55 '.ll-'
miles. 4f.795.l50 acres: Washington 60
e94 square niles. 8. CSC 500 acres. Kansas
sl.3ls square miles. g. 043, go acres; max
ing total of l.495.3I0 square miles. 95l,
120. 400 acres. Cfw1icL 0llv u. 70. so acre
have been disposed ~ Idaho aloIe T-
make FIVE States as large q PennsyiTan-
or New lork.
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& London paper describes an immen
hammer now being made hy Messrs Na-
smYlh 81 Co., OF Paucr0N II is 0i gigantic
proportions. ami w.l strike a blow cqua. 10
seventy lye IONS. IAi-. OF course. Nll re-
glre al Immense anvil block. and tha pro
cess of casting one for if weighing two hrr
lrel tons was "a w0ra 0i unusuai Interest
Tie process ot manufacture was ts ioi-
'0ws.
The iron lsme.tel into two large upper
thvere cupola furnaces twenty iogrierf hirh
aaI seven feet in diameter. Tho molten
metal Ha- rlu into "a mould in "a constant
stream. supplied alternately from each fur
l4ce Tie process occupied len hours.
The metal was Kept in a state 0i fusion hF
means OF burning charcoal until the whole
quantity was poured n.
Tie anvil D.lck measures ]. ie0t square
a. the base. aul H. fcef six ilcl4s Il depth.
TIE f-urc pvramlIcai. all t cast
base upward. Tie metal contain. Ger
tain proportion 0i Bessemer Steel The
huge casting j. uoI likely % Doe UerectIy y
cl.l at three months hence, a44 .t certain
j. .ll0t N. reduced ~ "a sufficiently low
temperature t0 be- dealt with ugier two
months. When cold enough 30 wlll Hefurn
el over. The bed ior tne RECEIPT on ~ the
I.1.. a..l be enclosed lu a large circular
wrought r9n cylinder measlr.l- twenty
feet .l depth and -lfeel ferf .r diameter
This win he sunk .l The ground and SLED
VIII concrete. aud when finally deposited
il l,s bed. tle anvil VAL appear about tWo
fe.. al- s.k inches above tle ground
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-03

GroD FOR TEyyEssEE A few days since
resolutions were introduced into ne senate
or Tennessee declaring JEFF. DaTs J. y.
Mason. X. M T. Hunter. Robert Ioom1s,
Howell COBB. judah +. BelIam m.l. JOaa
-i5el a-d Robert T. Lee % be Infamous
traitors. worthy Of death, and not tt OBJ
iee-s % national ciemency. These resoiu-
lutons have since been taken up debated
ana amendel by including the names oi
james Buchanan and John c. Breckenridge
ana passed Dy a vote Of yeas j., nat =
That j. q i1diciogsly made up list ara ,.s,, -
passage or tie resolves indicates q l...--y -. =.
state Of feeling among the mon -- LIZ ~
Tennessee. Jersey CRY Da"S -"'sS'
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q. II. COLE.

0sNrl-t WON'T .nf.rm Che people OF lansing aal
F-ul'F. t.lt ae permanently located ln tas cttF
OFT il.- ANA IS prepared o. perform an Ove rl-
Sons p.r.lIui1s to tlc Dental profession lu tle
m ,' T4'.s t-.'rr manner. Ieetl ulei with gnil. .
tn i'I, n- anna gum. Artificial teeth mounted on
r-tn.. bass. ia tlo latest approved style. once
over J g. Aru-ir us ha's sinrs. lansing. Nov.
9Th. l.1t 550vf
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J.P. COAVIES.

iAiiNG BEES prIV LICENSED As AUCTiONTER.
iealrs bis -rrticas to the public in that capacity.
III l1-tI-Iztl f' s-.l property ~ auction in any
part Hf fl' state Persons iesr0ls of selling prop
ertf 10 t.rf.1n. rtL -o 50 only Dy employing al
4l.trlr.-. fa'y licensed ~ ~ CBif-f Sfatss The
undersigned may ne found tf lu sal-onahle hours
a. a.sn'-- Iu 'nw.e. Boss WAsAington Aveugc
Lansing. tllrs. reasonable. 54syl
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Tie House Committee on Appropriations
have made reduction Of several millions
from the Naval appropriations
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-03

ERIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
Il AND VICINITY Having Just returned d. rn Al
oany am ready % attend any that nay need ou-
erations on or about the Teeth. O1lce a. my resi-
dence-Saginsw street.
s2su J. S. WOOD. Dentist.
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Gur- D4Sr d. lT.-In Advice -
Young Women occurs Tie i1. owing
There is a practice quite prevalent among
Y1l.- ia4-c- OF tle present day. aaicl we
----oF fashioned enough ~ CONSIDER ve-T
improper Ne alllie ~ giving ll-uarre0-
types ~ Themselves 10 young men who arc
merely acguaintauce-. We consider H .n-
delicate ID tae highest decree. He are as
t0l.slel that any young g.rl should sell
herself as heap a. this. Will ara. accepted
.Jrer i- i- of course. all right Even IN
tll- case. the Likeness should De returned
i the engagement should, by anE ml-un-
ler7faIling cease. II THIS lille paragraph
should meet the eye uf any gin about 70
give her daguerre0type % any gentleman
/ ACQUAINTANCE. let her know tLat the re-
marx. made a. young men Ilen together,
concerning what ls perhaps o. Der par- D1L
q niece VI ignorance 0r luprllence. would,
81 -re beard them. cause her cheeks %
crimson wi-h shame and anger. We're b.
q sister q ours. We have often said with
flashing eve. We're j. a sister Of ours,
tut that lot beng the case, we give this
advice % aur5oly's sister who needs u
most anZi0us.y des ring that she should a.
Al. times preserve ler dignity and seli-re-
spec-.
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IOmNs q nNILEN.

HUDSON fr'.r.atar. L.lns4us. Ncalsl1. aprn
-.tf tIr Capitol bIIIIr-. General stage Dfir.
krpl ia connection with tle House 5tSyI
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NOTICES.

THE MASON s HANLIN CABINET
Il ORGANS forty different styles. ADAPTED o. sl-
cred and secular music. f0r So o. 10 each. IfIA
TN-FlNE GOLD or SIl'E MEDALS. or other l-~r
premiums awarded them. Atlress. Mason * HAN
LIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHE1,> New No-s
541y1
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SeceratarT stanton has askel ior a Con
gressional appropriation OF 100000 fOr
the purchase Of ForIs Ihelter. 20 Oe ntre1
Up as depository for papers relative %
SICK and wounded soldiers. anl sanitary
statistics. The project q making Il de-
p0sit Of Confederate documents has been
abandoned.
Colorado has chosen for her first repre-
sentatives j Tie United states senate
John Evans ana Jerome 3. CAaiee, both
Republicans.
The judiciary Committee OF the House O.
Representatives have agreed % report, a.
an early day, an amendment 70 the COnsti-
tuition providing that the number OF voter
10 the states shall form the basis Of repre-
sentation il Congress.
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DART - VsffE..
HORATIO PRATT.

LAW. C.n-.-r aai Collecting Business Lansing.
Michigan. Dn-s over the second National B.rE
500
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spRANG a. HUNr.

PHYSICIAN /. -fEtf1N Lansing. Mich Ofi-s aud
gel. 'an.'. Ou ...s.ll Avenue, iev doors east o.
tle f'.t H-f 5lsyI
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CENTENARY OF METT0DISM. The year
Is65 closes the history Of 100 wears oiMe,h-
Odism 10 the United states. one hunlrel
wears ago. the frst Methodist Episcopal So
cietv was established in The CITY OF New
York BY Philip Embu-v. II q few wears
after the grea' pulpit orator VINO was the
SpurEe0n q. LIS time, Robert Whitfield
crossed the Atlantic an8 preached n
nea-iy al the colonies. haTirg q powerful
influence 10 drawing members u this
Church. By is .uaerant system i- had
permeated every part OF The country. unit
now there Is hardly hamlet ID the United
states without Is Methodist Church From
q small and feeble church, the followers OF
the Wes.eys have grown % q vast body
numbering millions or souls. Is first cen
tensrv celebration vii be pretty general !
observed Throughout tie whole country.
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= Ex-President Pierce saved some
$50 600, from bis term Of serTive.
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ATTORNEY ant Coln-- Jog 10 Law. aaa s.iis.ior l
Cllrc.rg Particular att.rfl. % ..I 90 c4Fau O.
claims growing ont ~ ths re.art wsr. olir- ovn
Tl.D. 20 .nfer' sto-'. 559yl
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TOR nGLLEoUs DISORDERS

N.flies en- De mr71 Trollriivs % c1re tlsL thsse
fr- riaf- 1.-l0s- -ls-r tr--s-re IS fr.t IL c1-e.
ana the -srs cnn~cn'ts1ts of tns mos, distressing
ere -.u. v-'' These remedies are made
from gle pr-c--
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3,.'--- ls TT Great Western Railway 20 on the
r-.'lsay Ffrry Steamer. .atD. IN p Dcrt fs,-.-'s
~ ~. -s { - ani IS A. " .ant 90 P. NJ
tae Stations rl,'.s a3s Ca, can De nad at any Of
D. Ohiees, 1855. ssI
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a.. 1-itllf-6reat Western Railway Tor all
s-9ls Etst-Nchigau Central. Nicbi~,n Sorttern
ei-1faud Trunk Railroads
a., ~ MI" At CAEE-with the Mississippi. Lacrosse.
f.r.i.' -. 81 ".tert0wn. and HORIZON Railroads
'' AZ points ttn1 Northwest
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0he State Republican:
IOuN \. KERR ~ Co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

-, r.,f arr 1r.isz-s .1xrr vicAulSs sI0rIo
as Aua....F1
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CONNECTInNs.

pi-g Cars on all Night Trains.
'i' Telegraph Line is open for Public Business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-27
Tax Collectors Notice.

e WILL OPEN NY BOOKS for tho collection
d of the State and District Taxes ut EdgeGell
c. H., on the 21st inst, and will keep them open
until Monday, the Cd July next.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sd and 4th,
will be at Graniteville.
On Thursday and Friday the 5th and 9Th, 1T
itively close. Those who fail to pay their taxes
by that date will be Doubled Taxed,
Tax Payers are requested to come forward at as
carly day as they can.
Those having freedmen employed arc request
cd to make the returns and pay the Taxes for
them.
Ny books will open at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and
close at s P. NJ.
ag.Thosc who have failed to mako thoir As
sesemcnt returns must do SO by the 9th june next,
or they will be subject to double tax.l
: BENZ. ROPER. T. G. e. d.
MAY If Is
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sUNlfDRIEs.

Hn -f = kr Et-..
OU HHDs. CHOICE BACoN-clsar Sides
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders
so Bbls Northern and Western FLoUh;
10 ticrces prime Carolina RICE;
25 bbls Refined 3. SUGAR;
5 hhds Muscoyado SUGAR;
1Obbls First Quality GOLDEN SYRUP;
10 hhds Muscovado MoLASsES;
SO bbls large No. MAcKEREL;
1000 sacks Choice Bread CORN;
rs boxes Family SOAPS;
20 boxes Adamautine CANDLES;
rs bbls and boxes CRACKERS and BISCUITS
so bbls Bourbon and other WHTSKIEs;
Large lot of Case LIQUORS, all varieties;
95 dozen Heidsick CHAMPAGNE, pints ard
quarts;
40 casks BURTON ON TRENT ALE, in pints
and quarts;
10 chests Jenkins & Co.'s TEAS, in small
packages;
Is kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes;
25 bbls New Jersey CIDER;
sEGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES;
RAIsINs, ALMONDS, PEPPER;
GINGER, SPICES,
And everything usually kept in my line, for sale
by
A. STEVENS,
Augusta, Ga.
June 81 I'm 36
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Notice! Notice Notice (!

y19HE Administrators of the Estate of BEN
NETT PERRY, Esq, deceased, (Mrs. NJ. c.
PERRy,) having appointed me her Attorney to
settle with all those indebted to the above Estate
1 hereby notify all concerned that they can mo
where I will be glad to arrange with all parties
ON the most advantageous terms that can be al
lowed consistent with the circumstances Of the
Estate. will hold these papers at this place
until about the first day Of September next. AT
that time they will be placed in the hands OF
Lawyers in the different Districts where the par
ties reside to be sued on. All those who have
demands against the Estate will please hand them
to me soon.
Nawherry June / ), 1866. 1t 2G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-27

Hnn PER YEAR!-We want Agents
- sDjbU everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
S1u Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Worranted five
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in United States for less
than $40, which arc fully licensed ly Hore, Whec.
Ter d. Wilson, Grove, q Baker. Singer d Co., ana
Baekcldcr. AN other cheap machines are in
fringeneats and thu seller or aser arc liable 10 ar
rest, fine and imprisonmen,. Illustrated circu-
lars sent free Ac dress, o: call upon Shaw &
Clark at Diddlefora,a Meine, or Chicago, III.
June G iswly %
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Final Settlement.

M1OTICE is hereby given that FINAL Sci;
~ ELEMENT will be made on the Estate Of
JOHN X. ABNEY, decd, in the Ordiuary's
Office. on the 2Gth November next. Those having
ciains against said Estate are notified to present
the same by that date, or their claims will be
barred payment. Persons indebted to said Es-
tate must pay up without delay.
June 81 BIZ 70
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$50 Rev ard!

c,TRAYED OR sToLEN-A FINE cHEsNUT
= SORREL HORSE, years old, ID hands
high, white on both hind feet, and aspot on tho
back like saddle mark.
The Subscriber will pay $40 reward to any per-
son delivering this horse at her place one mile
from Richardsonvile.
Tune ct 20
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Executors Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of Mrs.
"A MARGARET I.ANHAM, decd are notified
that their Notes have been placed in The hands OF
W. w. Adams, Esq, for collection. Call on him
and settle.
GEORGE BOSWELL, Ex'or.
June 81 lUc~ 2G
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GROCERIES! !.

on hand supply of
" SUGARS, COFFEE, TEA;
MEAL, HAMS, LARD;
SALT, SODA, STARCH, SOAP;.
SODA CRACKERS. SARDINES;
TOBACCO and SEGARS;
CANDY, RAISINs, FIGS, PRUNES;
PAD LOCKS, BUCKETS, BROOMS;
DLACKING, MATCHES, TACKS;
POWDER, CAPS, &c., &c.
S. Fl. MANGET.
yTvna 10 +f oi
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

TXTILL be let to the lowest bidder the ilridge
wv on the Scotts Ferry Road, on Stevens
Creek near CARROTS old Mill, on Saturday theHh
July next. Length Of Bridge, three hundred anu
sixty feet. ANY one desiring .informas1ois.c
consult G. W. Nixon or Lee Holson, eonmis-
sioners. -, =, 1r,s,;,a "a
May % 20 q 80. l,5t s.-.5 - ---.- = y
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Notice.

vNyHE NOTES and ACCOUNTS of the late
II Firm of BLAND HILL have been placed
in the hands of J. L. ADDISON, Esq, for collec-
ton. Al persons Indebted to said Firm are re-
quested to cah and settle the same
-. J.. WALTER HILL,
Surviving Parlner.
May21 I'm 81
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NOTICE..

vgyuE NOTES and ACCOUNTS due to ROB-
4 ERT QUARLES at the time Of bis death,
and also the Sale Notes due to s. R. QUAELES.
his Executrix, are in my hands FOR collection, by
order of the Court of Equity. 1t is hoped that
all persons in any wise inte estcd in this matter
will come forward at once and settle up, us have
no discretion whatever, and cannot extend any
further indulgence.
Attorney at Law.
Lnnc oa st &c
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MILL Notice.

a MY MILL rs NOW IN OPERATION,
"a persons intending to have Grain ground at
said Mill will please observe the following rules;
Have your names registered, always stating
about tho number of bushels to he ground. AT
the time of registering your names ycu will be
notified of the day assigned 10 you.
Persons engaging days, may. BY giving notice
of the same, exchange days with each other, If
the number Vi bushels &c he sent by each is about
the same.
Any person may engage number Of days
provided they are not consecutive.
On any day, if the grain is all present, it will
he ground in the order Of its registry: II not 1t
will be ground in the order of its arrival.
Have your Grain well cleaned and dry. Be
punctual to your appointments, or you will lose
your places, and new day must he assigned tie
you.
Small turns, not exceeding three (s) bushels,
will have preference of engagements.
wa R. T. MINIS.
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HYM-ENE-AL.

MARRIED, at the residence Of the brides father
in Sumter County, Florida, on the evening of the
e2d March last, by the Rev. Isaac Muudcn, Mr..
A. G. LATASTE, of Hernapdo Co., Fla, to Miss
ROSA FLORENCE, daughter of R. S. CoLyERT,
Esq, formerly.o of Lancaster District, S. C..
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Notice.

a LII persons anywise indebted 10 the Estate Of
IA f. T. DAVIS, dec'a., arc requested to call
on T. II. Clark, Esqr., my authorized Agent and
Attorney, and settle. And those having demands
against the sad estate will please present them to
my aforesaid Agent and Attorney properly at
tested. NANCY L. DAVIS, Adm'ix.
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Shady Hill Select School.

.MaRs: WIN. g GOODMAN will open at her resi-
'IXl donco, on the 18th, a,ssELECT SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. Terms for a-Session of Thirteen
Weeks, S. for the lowest class, and. S6 for those
more advanced. Plain Sewing and Needle Work
taught gratis.
III IL