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Democratic State Central Committee.

First listrict-P. A. Forester.
Second District E. H. Vandccar.
Third District-Wm. II. GlassCock.
Fourth Distrct-T. W Freelon.
Fifth District-J. W. Vaudeville.
Sixth District-J s. Curtis.
Seventh District George Peirce.
Eighth District John Daggett
Ninth District John Berry.
Tenth District - Ale Xander Montgomery.
Eleventh District Daniel W. Gelwicks.
Twelfth District-T. N. Cazncau.
Thirteenth District james II Lawrence.
Fourteenth District Thomas Findley.
Fifteenth District ]. D. Hamhleton. v
Committee at Large-From Sacramento; ., W..
Coffr0th, j. C. Goods, VIM. Shnttuck; from San
Francisco, John H.. Beard, VIM. T. Coleman, Jns'
II. Cutter, Joseph r. Hoge and Eugene Cafter''
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POPULAR LOAN OF The PEOPLE,

Less than S3O0, 900, 900 of the loan authorized
by the last Congress. are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate at which il is being
absorbed. will all be subscribed for within four
nonths. when the notes will undoubtedly CON-
nand premium, rs has uniformly been he case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
tion of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan. the National Bunk. State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence. and who only are to be re.
sponsiblc for the delivery OF the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1865. ap29 3m
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FEARFUL fMoRTALl1Y.-WeiI authen,ica

FEARFUL fMoRTALl1y.-Well authentica'
ted reports continue to come of a wide
spread and fatal prevalence Of disease among
the "freedmen" AT the South. the mortality
in some large districts being from 80 to so
per cent. Murdered by AhoIilionisi>"
ought to be the inscription on their tombs,
and will he the verdict of history. And
just God will not bold gnltless the authors
Of this determination of an innocent and user
ful race. They were conienled healthy and
well taken care of before they were liberated
hem 'he "horrors Of slavery" but their free
dom promises to prove fatal curse to them.
In quarter Of century. at The rate they
are dying now, the race will he nearly ex-
tinct. Mountain Democrat
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ADDENDUM.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May 18th. 1865.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on 81 Series
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (23O. 600. OOO)
precisely like other two series except dat ed 5h
July, and Government reserves the right to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 7-30 Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
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NJ GRO LABOR IN CALIFoRNIA-The ex-
pertinent e introducing the negro coolie
system of labor in California is likely TO
prove a failure. We understand that those
purchased by mining company operating
in this county. from the Freedmen's Bureau
in Richmond, have failed to realize the an
tiriI'ations Of the parties interested, and are
likely to he released Their labor cannot he
made rofilable, even a, the nominal wages
stipulated in the contract with the Bureau
to be paid them. The fact is, negro labor,
whether slave or free, never can he made
profitable in mining operations. for The sim
pie reason (f there were no o,her.) that the
negro is utterly unified by his physical
structure and constitution for such labor, es>
pecalIy in high latitude. A tropical sun
and open air are conditions absolutely essen'
tial to the proper exercise and healthy exist.
euce Of bis bodily powers Tuldre Times.
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U. s, 7.3O LOAN.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF
ID the Treasury, the undersg gned has assumed
the General subscription Agency Tor The sale OF
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenlhs per cent. interest, per annum, known
ls he
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date June 10Th
1868. and are payable three years from that time
in currency. or are convertible, at the option Q
the hoiAer. into
The Placer herald., 1866-01-13
u. S. 500 Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium OF nine
per cent including gold interest ircm November,
which makes the actual profit on the I 80 loan at
current rates including interest, about ten per
cent per annum. besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE
AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION. WHICH ADDS FROM ONE
TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate
levied on other property. The interest is paya-
BILE in currency, semi-annually. by coupons at
tached to each note. which may be cut Oft and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents 50 500
81 $4,000
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
This is
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Judges of the Supreme Court.
S.W. Sanderson. John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer,
A. L. Rhodes and O. L. Shalter.
Clerk D. Hartman.
Reporter &C A Tuttle.
The Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January. April. July and October.
Members Of Congress.
Senators-James \. McDougal and John Con-
ness.
Represcntativcs-J. f. Highly, John Bidwell
and d. Z. McRuer.
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COURTS. COUNTY OFFICERS, &C.

DISTRICT COURT. Hon. I. b. Mcfarland
Judge. Meets the first Monday in February, May
August and November.
COUNTY COURT.-TIon. H. Fellows. Meets
on the first Monday in March. June, September.
and December. The Probate court also meets ut
the same time.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS District No !,
Samuel Dodd; residence Lincoln.
District No. .. W. Z. Richmond; residence at
Dutch Flat.
District No. 3. A. B. Scott; residence at Forest
Hill. The Board meets on the first Monday in
February, May. August and November.
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THE oNLYLoANIN MARKET

now offered by the Government. and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-19
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Union County.
Superior Court Of Law, Fall Tern, 1865.
Robert II. McA.nus, Superior Cou

Superior Court Of Law, Fall Tern, 1866.
Robert II. hcasnus, Superior Court,
Rebecca McManus,
1T appearing to tho satisfaction Of the
Court That Rebeccs McNanus. tho D.f.n.
dant in this case, Is not an inhabitant Of
this State. and reside beyond the limits Of
this State, 40 that the ordinary process If
law cannot be served on her Ii Is there
fore ordered by the court that publication
be made in the Lancaster Ledger. q news
paper published in I.ancaster District, South
Caio'ina, for the term of sx weeks. notify.
ing the Defendant that she be and appear
b. fore the Judge Of our next Superior
Court of Law AT the Court House in Mon
roe. on the eighth Mo,d,v nt,cr tn. last
Monday in February next there nnd then
I" answer The Plaintiff. plead or drmur, or
judgment bv default will be taken arninst
"e', and the case set down for hearing er
pnrie.
WITNESS, w RI. SIuP.oS, Clerk nf our
said Court. al Olfce in Moaree, the 9Th
Monday ut er the last Monday in Aug
nst. and in the 9ist year cf our Amer
lean ludrp, ndence- a - 1865.
W. Il. SIMPSON, {. ). c.
Nov. 2s, 1866, Al 81.
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s. A l. Z s..
Sheriff Sales.

~ VIRTUE Of SunJry Write Of RI Fss
ID to me Directed, will sell on the f;rst
Monday ii January next, At Lancaster e..
H.. within the legal hours Of sale !.
ONE FINE HOUSE AND.LOT
situate 10 the Village of Lancaster, bound
ed South by Arch s,reet, East bv Cataw ba
street. North BY Gay street, and West by
French street. Levied on and to be sold
~ the property Of Sarnuel B Massey, dec d
at the suit of. Jas. II. Wi.hsrspoon, dec'd.
Csmmi.Sionrr in Equity. and sihers.
Also, ll6 Acres Of Land, moro or Iesa
| lying near the Village of Lancaster, East,
! on the Redfeld Road, bounded on the
South bv the Estase lands of McKeuna,
East by Nrs Mellow, North by r. f. ALI.
son, Mrs. Dunlap and ID. w. Brown. Lev
led on and to be sold rs the property Of
Samuel B Massey, decd, at the suit of the
Commissioner in Equity, and Others.
Also at ths residence Of Samuel n, ,Mss-
soy, decd on tho same day, tho following
named household furniture to wit: One
Safe containing Crockery Ware; One set Of
Dining Tables; One sideboard Lot Of
! Crockety Ware; Thirty Chairs Of difIeren,
qun!i,ioa; Ono Sugar Stand one CIoak !;
O"e Centre Table Three aide tables One
sofa; Carpet and rug Four sets Of Win.
dow Curtains; Two Ottomas; Two table
Lounges One desk Carpet on floor; One
Ioung.,:' One double table /; Two Secreia
ries and Books: Tive Book Cases and
Books: One small Stove Ironing Table +;
set "f Folding Steps; Eight Beds and Fur
niture; Que Clothes Press .Thirteen Siir.
rors; Three B"reaus; Eight Washstands {;
F"ur Small Tables Five Toilet Stands !;
One Wardrobe; Lot of barrels, &c. Five
hundred pounds "f salsed Pork One Two
Horse Wagon One old Coach One Bag.
Qy, under repair n, Larks shop; One Smith
Bellows; One Anvil Ten Sets Of Andi-
rons Levied on and TO be sold ~ the
rropn,ty or Samuel B M,s-ev, deed at
the suit Of B!gsers Mob'ey. and othe,s.
Also Gao Acres Of Land, more or less.
known AZ the "Cro-ier Tract" lying on the
head Of Hannah's Creek. bounded BY lands
OF James T. Cureion, Estate land+ Of IT, |.
Massey, ard Steam mill lands Levied on
IA the property uf Samuel y. Mas-es. decd
At III -ui, Of the Commissioner in EQUITY
and others.
Also. 1900 Acres of Land, mo,s or less
bounded by !nndn "f L. X ,Cnreton. n. ~ p
Crnw ford. decd, F. d. Green. K. N. Sims.
Estate lards cf " ] Currtan, and b r.
Massey levied on rs tho property Of
SAMUEL b. Massey, de:'i at the suil OF the
'onmis 'i""er ia Eqnrty for .a',c lstsr Dis
tfict n nui .t,.,.
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Sheriff Sale.

QY VIRTUE 10 writ OF Fl Pa to me di
ID rected, ] will sell on the first Mondsy IN
January next. wii6ii' tho jrgal hours ol
saIe, at 1s late residence of John b. vii.
-oh deed, near W. J"Cyrst6n's deed ir
this District, the following tanned perioual
property 10 wit: %" -.
One small wagon; Ten os twelve bushels
Of corn; Ten bushels Of swsot potatoes
ons Jennett. One pig; twenty pounds Of
bacon five hundred pouhds Of fodder
levied on and to be sold asrhs property af
John B. Wilson. deed, At the suit Of W.
j. Cure;on, deed. i
Terms cAsh.
Dee. 8, 1866. .
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GROvESTEEN 4 co.
499 Broadway, N. Y.

TSHEsE PIANOS. received the lIiehs.
4 Award of Merit! at the wor,d'. Fair,
over the best makers fIom London, Paris,
Germany, 'hs ci'i~s Of Nrw York, Phjisdei
psis. l'a''inoFe and Boston also, the Gold
Medal at The American institate. for Five
sneces-ivs ysarsl Our Piano. contain The
French Grand Action. Harp Pedsl, Over.
strnng Bass. Full Iron Fame. and Ill Mod.
ern improvemests. Every Iasirnnent war.
rsnied Five years Made under the spper.
vision Of Mr. j. H. Grovss,een. VINO have
a practical experience Of over thirty Ave
wears. AID Il the maker Of over eleven
thousand piano forte.. Oar fac!liii for
enable us 10 sell these In
strumeSiS from O. 100 TO s2oo cheaper shsn
any first Glass plano forte.
Dee. 5, '66--iy.
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IN EQJrT

John w. Twitiy. FIX, B,l 10 -.ll Lands.
SUsan Baskm. deed, g.. ssttle advance
~ menf-; /" urconrt:
JAMES Ba.sin. and fer c,rsrruc,ior,
others "f Wni
IL np"c,r'og /" t"r s,i.fac ION "r IN.
Comu is-i"re. tHa' JOHN Is ,sSi,,. Neil, D.s
ron a'd Ter n"t,u un6 .+mn< D.a.O, tive
child IN "f Su.n ''"r o.. dee. ,s-d who
wa the ~ifr III imp. Horton. Uuai..
Names "'t Srnvri Mss .rri Ra es ard
the c'.iIH'rr a. s.'i M,-S',-i. ;hei- p,n.-
no' 4 r"'.nE. Mnrh K-Iis snd wii'i.m
k-Il. Drfcadsn. &, 81 We s,'-j q. ,.e.
reside h. ~ toe ii'nl. o. nj. Stat; ON
motion @: ket-haw {: s.rnn,r, '',innl,,n.
'snfI u,io'turs II - ur'.rei 'r:, he sad
Drf.'dmi a. T;~si. srsG-r ~ ,'.iur :.
the - Md ~ s.uj rs,r~, wIt.in .h,r.
m"rti.- f0" -. gnh crt,"n her. {: ,r'.,r.
w'se an ';dtr ~ yd ..s,r,' pro couf.ss,
vii! y. es-,.teG .r,.'-..' '.am
K. Z ~ .It>GS. g. r. l. r
C"S'~s Hsr, ,r-aa.,r = 3d.. X &.
OrsrDct @1,y 1865 :.r.,
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LEG A L MOTTO ES.
:SHERiFFS SALE.
(By Order Of the Ordinary.)
SUMMONS IN PARTITION.
William Walker, Applicant.

F. 3. aoaiey and wife Jsmim, A, ct. al.
TN obedience TO an o. der from ID A Wi
Il 'iams. Ordinary IF La easter ID s'rict. 10
tac directed, .,;l sell at Lancaster Court
Hone, on the first Mondlv in Janu ,ry next
within the legal hours Of sai,. o q ir e, .f
land containing Dnes hundred ,crrs. more ~.
less. situnt, d in tive Dis rict afore- a;d
bounded h ia.ds Of 1. J. Parer.on. Mar
gare' Stewart and TIE Es'a' e isn.!s 9f Jason
t!a'k hi, I'D will De -o!d an y credit
'.t 'we'v" moths. ex-ep' y" mu"h ras, (,r
gold or is equiv, eat Ia currsnc ~, will
defily expense ofsai--
J. Is G,USART. :. l.. D
Dec. I2th, 1866 1t. pr f.e 800.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII DO inserted at one dollar aud fffy eenti
per SQUARE FIR the fist, and one dollar p,r
square for each subsequent 'irse tion. a
rquare to consist Of the space Of TEs LIMBS,
Brewer type. No advertisement considered
ICES than a square.
The number o. insertions mus be written
81 eart advert encnt. or they will be nser.
ted till ordered out snd charged accordingly.
The following prices will bs charged for sd-
vertisenients by contract, from which there will
he no varying:
3 months. months. ! year.
Qusrtcr Column, $1,000 $4,000 $500
halt-Colu lumn, 5000 1000 6o.eO
Ono i'olumn, 40 90 $500 1000
business cards one year $4,000. 80
do do six months $500.
Announcing candidates $40 in advance.
sB- Comm unications recommending csndi.
3stes for Office and all others Of limited or In.
dividusl Interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication of
the same, without reference to their Official
capacity.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
cIent, will be charged for the overplus &C reg
uiar advertising rates.
~ Tributes of Respect, rated ~ advertise.
Gieuts.
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SOUTH CAROilNA-L - Lancaster District
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, O.dina.
- ~ for said D,,tr,vl

WHEREAS, Samuel A. Neal. has applied
to In- TOR Letters of Administration, on
all mud singular, the goods and cha ait-l-.
rights ana credits Of Mathew Neal, late oi
the O..trict aforesaid. decea-ed.
T'-s. are. ihrcf RE- to cite nni admon
i'h all ard -ingniar, the kindr-d and cr.dr
t"r- OF t"e -md derea ed to be and appear
before me a. ""r newt o iinary's Court for
t'r sail District. u lie ho den At Lancaster
Court ii"r-- on the 23'n dav uf Dcc-r,b-r.
Inst. to sh"~ ca"s-. Il nnv. why the said
a administration should n", be- granted.
GIVEN under INV land nd seal. tn = IO,h
d"v "f tie"ember, n the Year "f our
Lord one tn"u-a'd eight hunir-d aud
sIStv six. and in the NJ 1 wear IF th-
Independence q: the United States OF
America
ID A. WILLIAMS, %. |. ID.
Dec l2n. lS 81.
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The day following

] will Sc a. tne Plantation of Samuel 3
Massey. d'r'd. on th- Wavnsw. & IN les
'r"'p the Village. the f"l"wng pre- erty 10
wit: Twen'' seseT stock ti"gs Thirt,
,-nd "i Ca'tl- Tea pork Hogs; E,yht
Head Of Horses; EIesen Mules; lot oi
Cotton Seed >nnl. ,.t If Oats six axes
t,Ih'een hoes; S.te-n plough Sh..--
Ten ''l"ugh S,orks; rhr.- Sp No; rw"
~huv-i~: ihr Man"r. FORKS; Five iror
w dyes One Gin Band; 10 "f p,"uy,,
Ge'r-, &c Levied ON ~ tue proprrty oi
'S.mn-i Is Massey, deed nj Tue .uit Of tie
comm 'ss'o'er in Equity for Lancaster d..
trict and "tl.rs.
Ais" on sine d,y, ! will sell ut the snHi
place. - {. .lo.in4 y o..rrly.to eit:
pnS C"ph"nri T"" ragty- hnii dozen
Ch"r- /; farce Beds and F,rn, ur- : one
N"sh~'a"d Two Mirrrrs T"rr- rar al
>t-nmd. Oie Cr"-- ru, Saw lot ni
A"g 'rr> amd C"i-'e - e hani-.a, ;Dn-
SPIN Level !; ..rc- Gym ,ni Cr,i.-,
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ShariTs Sale.

u V5lv. .: =, ~ II, M di,.c 90.
~ e - 90 - csrC u nn ,h- f,-,
N.,'.''" ..'3rry Ni'hrn Ib. rg / non,.
o.. sr,c, he '".tr".rg ps"n-- ". 10 vi,
,'rE 'INCr or ihND. containing
40 '"r"'"' A''as roE. or les. a'jon, Z
s,ni, o' Hrhr', W2rH.aI John Mu.,,ii
.nd s,uc,S :."giri 20 art Ia be sold !. =
,t,r cr"pr';y o, Citwc. Iohi.v Il. 10, ~,
~ inosHas NJ. Be'S, Elecn,or, aud otn.
ora
NO, a.! Z Defendants int,rc., IN f,
IEh'T Of IA%b. ~tsrron r7,i-noani
30" -'slS'a, C0u;Hnlng TO ,ivndrrd .nh
r.i'Y r"U' hr!ss, oeInfc' o, lands { Iro
e lv tr M.,Ns' aud "thsrs i.rviea on
pnh :" or sold ~ tne oI"pct, of ! u. u
NCDrw ~ th- sni' f J s. J II Nrh
eravrmr "a n'r- d G.Iprs
A'aa cr ,anc ta,. IL, th" r. ..ideoc. of
'hr II, D,frudunt 10 ,his i-tr,i. ui,hrn the
'rgs' h""rs nl sale. 1ifi ,e.l tr- folinwi y
namrd p-'s"n"i p'ou.riy !" Ait: Du- w..
r"r-e "hgun; bi.- ros aud calf; SIX pork
'"gs; rw-ni' fiV. bu-heI. "f Corn; r.. %
ia" sands pound. of fofd-r; rw" bun
dr-d pounds 1T Iced Cotton: Ten Lnsh-l.
sweet pO a'o.s; Three sb-.p; One burexu
~" - "''r ""n"rN' Nv "I u "k> /:
tn- ''Gpboard rh ee Tables six Chairs;
On" four Horse Lad e has Ts" pair If
kenrs: on" clock: 'iou-- M kitchen fur
"ilarr. &c L,i~d on and 10 10 sold a.
BE- p'op-'ty II James %. Mellow. ut a..
suh of Bartlett wi,her.poos aud Jsms.
". Witherspoon. Administrators, asd 9th.
ers. ''' -"
TERMS CASH.
JAO b. COUsART, s. LID.
Lancaster e. H.. Uec. s. 986e
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aMERCHANDISE.

~ -; ~ -
TIME Wonderful fexibility snd grea. com.
IL fort and pleasure 70 any Lady wearing
the Dupls& Elliptic Skirt will be es experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas. Carriages, Ra lroad Cars, Church
Pcws, Arm Chsi,s, for Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded
when in use 10 occupy q smsli place rs
easily and conveniently a. n Silk or Muslin
Dress, nm Invaluable quality in srinulins
not found in spv Single Spring Skirt
A Lady, having Enjoyed the Plsasnr.
Comfort and Great Convenience VI wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt fo,
a single day will Never afterwards willing.
" dispense with their use. For Children
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
TO all qthets.
.Thev will not bend or break. like The Sin
gle Spring. but will preserve their perf.e,
and graceful Shape when three or four or.
dinary Skirts will have been thrown aside
ns nselesa. The Hoops are covered with
donbl" and twisted thread, and the bottom
tcds are not only double springa. but twice
(or double) covered: preve ,,ing them from
wearing out when dragging down s.oops
stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a creat favori,e
with all ladie. and is universally recon.
mendsd bv the Fashion Magazine ss the
Standard ShTt, ,sE the, fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable al
vnninges in Crinoline, viz /: superior quality
perfect manufacture, stylish shade and
finisa. h,.ibilitv. durability. csmeort md
economy. enquire fr w. Brndley'. Do
pick Elliptic, or Double Spring Skirt, and
be sure YOU get the genuine article.
CAUTION. To guard against Imposition
be particular to notice that skirts offered a,
"Dnplex" have the red ink stamp, viz ~
w. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs
upon the waist band-noneu uthers are gsnu
inc Also notice that every, Hoop will ad
mit pin being passed through III centre
thus revealing the two (Gr ydonble) spring.
brliied together therein, which IL iha sscr.
az their f-Sibility ,nt strength, md a com
binn'ion not TO be found in any othrr
Skirt.
F,r Sale in all Stores where First Glass
Skirts are sold throughout the Uni e,
Si-ies and elsewhere.
Manufactured bv the Sole Owners OF III,
Patent.
WESTS, BRADLEY h CARY.
81 Chnuii,-r. g. ~ & 81 Resde SITS, N. Y
Ortobcr 2Ith, 1866 -3mo.
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? K ! G. Z s

Z Il & ES.
i.srg. wr'"g-r. a" sia Oh
Med'nm Wrmgrr III" ~ 90
49, "A-ne'. rIinIit Six". ~ Iu
Duty Ws-hrr, .io'~i Siz-. is 20
arrchsa's or goal rsnsas.rrs can make
na2n Z" Jap'dl' r+l'i g them ~ every tuwn:
.f.Ee'p~'s" ~I- g'fiptrsd and 6brrr) Irrus
give" io Is P"n ibla par'ie- vito frsi hpriy
t1s-er'pn7- CircaIN .nl term. sent t,rs.
Tee cc'-tr,sd D'rTY'S CIIrr,IES
WASHER ~hien hs- j.-. taken tie ira,
prcmipm n tie great Fair IL tue Americas
l's'i'"tr. il ais" so'd by the uudrr.iyncd.
4. &. BROWNING. General Agsa,.
No. St7 Bfosd~sy. New York.
Fsbrusry 7th. is66--ly.
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IW #lUE G-T.ancastes.

T q ~ -. o. - '"Sibtf'N('!'
FIX par,a Z . .asl,n" Ri} "a. per
S"'ir,,r Of ,h- NUr:nero pe,na.s T..a
CiIcuu. SmuGy
Under the 81, hle,' ~ me dlovr Stated
case, 80 'hs l0'n at T-bruarV. 500, Hro,,
II. b"rcan ucd eollmhus 4. Dgurau. t.y
erol,r, of ,Hs 's-I Wiu nd T-sta,agn, nf
the lie William nrc"an irc-ssee hs,iag
this day tiled in my office he,r sgp ivn,lon
unde, n4'h. 10 con'orgity to tHs rrre.,t NJ,
of !.e LegisatGr" o. ;hi5 state prayigE
Ierve 10 eKamina wi,ues3ss and of!ar ,.-ii
woGV W.tf /. view 70 prove aud -a;sbl,g,
tie contents Df s.Gd "lli. ,,huh ,hsy R'.rs
has either bnrE lest or 7,ai'ogrd r,.or
dsred on moGoa OF " iliInms & Al,Ison.
S"l'rltorS 'n- Spp'ica"t., ,ha, ,rcb a1'
tvsry p .rs"n v.To IN HHs vase. my / IN
:e''s cd tner IN 81 vlI-hlug ur ., n'ruts
at .iu Ilee'd W " or M "-i4hlisi igg ths
fac that saIi I-s'ator If p fore 20 Will
ar ~he;her tha' NAV have opposi'e "f Ike
Interest vrh 'hsse pplican Ia iri- behalf
DO, nG Jie 20th DAY rf December 1866
lspceHc ~ m oflics q d cr,.-s -,ami,,.. thp
evidence wn:cn msv he pr'.dncrh, aud H.
trs11ce .v,d nee IN reply o. fail ne 40 tn
do q -nct Ill, b. uarrrd fr ,m tdi priv
lege nl-d The evidence ~ taken Shnil h-
preserved a, d recorded In the a,,pr,2ristr
office. X G BILLINGS.
sep l9-smo. T. II. I. ID.
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81. 6OOPGa YEAH y. v4'i As-as.

evsfy~hers 10 seii our IMPROVED eao New
iag Mac.'ars raiee rev kinda Under
snd upper feed. S~nt On tsiAl Ws.vaa'rd
tvs yes'y Above s.lary pr large c.na,ls
.lon- paid The ssLy mschines sold 10 the
p,As~a States for less than go, which are
fully Iirrn-ed by HAVE. Whsslsr 4 Wilson,
G'ovor & Baker, singer 4 Co., aud l,ssh.i
der AL other chenp msehines are iafris,,
gsmenfs &C the feiisr os uscv are liable u
arrest. hns and inprisonmsat. IliastsHisd
ciscgleys seat free Address. ~ call apes
Shay CLARK, st BidasEofd, Msiae. or Chi.
cAg7 III. - l5-ly.
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LEG AL NOTICES.
IN EQUITY--Laucaster.

James u Ingram. Bill to Account.
Executor Elias I. Frs Partition.
ser, deceassd, Relief
Va. Ceustruction Of
Maria L. Fraser, Win.
James r. Magill. 4
Et. Ux. ct. al.
rr appearing to my satisfaction that Mary
Wiley tformsrly Mary Boulw are) and her
husband - Wiley, Wilburnis Fish Boul.
ware and her husband Robert p. Boulware.
Defendants in the above stated case. reside
beyond the limits OF this State On motion
OF ksrshnw 81 Connora, Solicitors for Com.
plninsnt, it is ordered that the .sid Deren
PENDANTS do Answer, Plead or Demur to the
Bill flied in snid cause within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise IN
order pro confesso will be entered ngAinst
them.
X G. BILLINGS, C. .E.L.D
Conp:ssionr.s Ohcc, Ian, as,cr c. Il. s. C.
Dec. 5, '66--3mos,
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Prioss, SOS to $3.50.

Every In-'rn"'.nt 10 ipadn bv competent
"orSmrn. from the bs,, M ,t-riai under our
p-'"""a' supervision. aud every modern
Improvement, worthy Of the nane, l.. intre.
du'et in them Among ,h~.e We would
call attention to tho TEEMOI. ,NTE.
wrc' has bee, 81 nuch sdnirsi. and car
hs f"""d only in ~ 'trupeat, .f our owa
ruanufaeIs!s
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q 8west opopoasx f,caa Mexieoi The rness el
- eBant aud essential personal requisite Tor
lady, "Rxtrscs sf Sweet Oyepoass.e
j. T.sMfTH 4 90, New rsvk.