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New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
ccwTzsy,.ryr oasrE,rs oggIc-;; FI5I'r Division.

cr,pTrHuasrYr GgErRtrs OPTcs, flrsr DIVISION,
NAsntygros. .. G.. Apri. II, l3.6
CkLE OF STEAM GklST MILE, &C the Cavalry
> Depot Ci'hao D. C-y order ~ &c 3lIe
r,rtisn Of Can't George T. Hrowung AQ " on WEDNESDAY
Msygt 1916 AZ y oo the following lecfbed Poo.ie proper
j." 0yE 90 STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MIL, oil. ..
l'lnia with rfltc fcund1cnsl Nby 5 trr p" ooa
hay houses attached ali Constructed o. iAe very oo' '
tefl end ia "a, most sub-autia. n,nnff ,,.. a,
A,, 1t s same aus Place the machinery and epphnes
we "'-' on dl EYGNT or lO0UoRsE POWER
with ytiss twenty-five i "a, hes ueI ard tweniyol ~
upon heavy iron bed Plate, with cold sud lot
water purps and heater sud cstron hywhee with dVius
pulley Of he n- matsfai ten c) feet 10 diameter end "eay
ioo' 3 y 2A' g; @ Ei2' ~ g2YSsEs Yes' si;S5wafsa F6wfa EACH
usie boiler i've ecns a6l Of an inch IN thick
ur.s, Eve ~ @ Ia diameter sud fourteen ave % inenss IN
90 O lnchea IN diameter With all the
fiS Dor PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT EucYINGHAM THIRTY
go INCHES SPRlNG MILLS.
,c French burr mtone aud set IN heavy wel
balanced frames With hay cutters eevtors snd eonveyo ciel
handle the hey grain end prepared feed on the most
ec0u Al and abof saving plan.
The sang ofhnhea wrought Iron and the puley Of cathon
balanced with hsnger aud boies ufcient to drive ten o
snd l) inches wide The belts or driving Ne 4Ah
1c oGtas usst OAK tefued patent stretched leather
The Engne Bos Machinery and Fixtures OF every dscrpton
best materials and wolkmsnshir ana are sh IA
condition sud working order the MIL having been II
operation only about hitoen months
avabe oy Of the Government On the dsy Of
sale tine buildings viii be so.d separately.
Terms: Cash N Government funds
scaser. required their property before the hTst
s dy u July oheEwl'e arranged with the owner o
the gr0sndA
boat for Ge,bOro will leave tie sirhs wharf hour
du ng the Day of sale
Any he information msy be desired will be sven upon
appcon rtrson by litter GO Captain btOhfh hhu"
ING, A. g NJ, Ccsboo or 90 ths office. JANIS A. hklN
Byt. Dhs Gen. IN charge j., Div q NJ o. y.
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Goal. &c.
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COAL.

TIE CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY are rrer.r-d
IA COAL rom Yard food Of Seyonecnh, n T. E<s'
m v-r N AZ .ies on the mo-t favorable ierma ,,
Informed that thay can row nave We 90
,h.v an the preseni yr a. ne iowe c9st VIZ
Tbo. VIA serA Immediate orders viii he benefited
Ns st " II Bs,.lsay sfas Msy al No. 1 Broadway 90
n. n I.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

NNIEODORE TILTON, FREDERICK DOUG
LASS. 5. r. Clry. Horace Mann c. Neal Sam Slick Plato
ETC. in 81, twenty illustrations with Enolosy, Phrenolosy Phys
ology Pbytognomy Psychology and other interesting matters
My No Pictorial PHRENOLOGlcAL JOURNAL 90 cents
year for So FOWLER WELLS No jss Broadway. N T.
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ITTNRY ID. MINER, AUCTiONEER.-Salesro
a i NO 81 Alssan.,t.. opqo,ite THE Post Office.
mrNER & s2MsRMLLE WIZ SELL AT AUCTION

a, 70 o-9cs e private rcnce Ntio.st Two c9or, sss'
o. frrnk uvo Brooklyn. r-uisei UOUsEHOLp FUh ~,
comDg r Brussels Iner.In lpet, or faror sDd
sas Dining Ctars, Sel hatfe.s kitchen Furniture utokey
ani are &C. Aso elegant Rosewood Pisno made by stem
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90 t1bcm il man Concern.


GARDENS RAKED and DUG AZ - per lag.
C rhvrs sorted and planted 81 per day Addres
ID ncIARQUlS NcwYok iouug Mems ChTis,in Asscciai''e
Rooms. corner OF Twenty socont.st, aid sish ave
OFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost then
~ personal effects vsseS lost or destroyed ;s
rec oveg the BY the Aci tons "" nsss
the proper sppicAion J.. BROWN 60, No sF~s
place.
NAVAL OFFICERS, By recent act Of Congress. ars
~ entitled one IA Tor los Of personal tr.c. ss
Prizes BERMUDA and ANDROMEpA payable At tbc l > ooF
El-MEEr AGENCY, 10 80 bfoldwhy
NOTICE.-I have sold ont my entire business IN the
~ MANUFACTURING Of NARNlSUfS % WILLIAM ID
Cl ASE who for sir ycdrs With tie Houses u SMITH
81 tAfISS and EDWARD SMITH
Mr. CHAsE has thorough aud pra .aowi,e ~ me nAs
hing Of Nrn.he sheerfIy recommend hin % nd. aas
cosfome A. as or him the same er p1nsss tet ha' oe@s
EDWARD KlSSAM (late kissam Keeco
Ihsyo this Jay disposed above business % p " DEVoE
Fut5nil 4i Anui and have Engaged services
m NJ, shell with w d. Co. be glad TO meet friends and
hso Mr r. Kissam and 70 oder co,e w
fulton a., NsS York, April is, 1886 N.LllAM u CIiNs6
NOTICE is hereby given that wa, the undersigned.
T~'ee Of the estate OF L-no bum
ham an asbor in the provisions OF hs
Revived sae. persons udsbe ad Bunhan required
OF debts thss
s.pec lively snd pay the AZ the ohce OF AUBREY
Wal it. YORK City by the 9th day Of June lS
and all persons having In their property or efe
such debtor required deliver the at said p.s
oy day and ell the creditors Of sad debtor arc also
deliver their respective demand, and accounts to u.s. o 70 '"' w.
at said place. by the day hsreinbsforc specified
Dated New York. Aprl 20, 1915 =, ,,,,eo.
JOHN a. FOLEY
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

I'VE NEW GOLD-MEDAL PIANO.
LISDEMAN SONS
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Were awarded ate Fair Of the American ,Gi.gS
The
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For
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE
similar awarded lncguiled inrimens
Michigan Indians kanss AMI wherever bsy
have been Exhibited Competition. n B.Nsrintoi fcI an
years Mareroou No . lie Roy place. Beeckefst: bloch
West OF Broadway send for Gold Medal Circular
FL'HE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
u -FIPTYrWO GOLD SILVER MEDALS or"'' hleH
ESr PREMIUMS awarded VI. II. within byeaIs
and SEVENTEEN within the we.&s fJE = b65s
INSTRUMENTS Of THIS GENERAL CLASS -
Printed testimony presented N their circulars from more Than -
and uucius IL tho country ta AllE
MASON HANLIN CABINET ORGANS ARE uNEOGALEO
rrre SllO -tl Naeroom No. 80 bfosdwsy Ne~-i orh
yTHE CELEBRATED PIANOS j. g. G.
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Our Ccrp,ny composed entirely OF snn'1,r Nmsn
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Every In,trumsnt guaranteed 70. Fiy- Years
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Netn Publications.
An ELEGANT VOLUME.
THE BOOK OF ROSES,
BY FRANCIS PAHEMAN.

BY FRANCIS PAHhhAN
TIL, work J. founded percuce Of many yosf N te cn
on; tie Vrcsses rooinneafa m y nave
pa.tcrd by writer some OF iAh nave bn
sursrsted DE observation o. tie qlfcues 81 roe, 10 o ~,
enc NorcrH Sot-s. hg rcner Te, o we o'r I've
co-ied . each other uou .ieuiy ools-t It w. ue'
widely rsnt ffrlf n c..rf CnHlf.t iifN' ' on
the 1i,. ,ye boon very d.cty n us1t OF tler met
esI. OF te rrut families o. c'.e 'i roses
.ravng uad - ta-fes--l in c'uo as fc t 81 m aN' i
iat0nli1 Tue hoof ~ Ic.F, strmp ur'{ ~ .iI
t. v1li,rs s. 0i, i1s OF iIr tfr Nt '
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book wilton even yeas b. vcy i-f bni e
Tie .stcs' down o. Pc pfe ~ tine ana '"e 'i''
methods Of cutivatiuf them. given i.l ais book
Mr PaTtu4us fycil vvaroIa e'sy nd p-s
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Our Illustrated Catu ss sent by mail Zee On receipt oi 'mp|'
rstIru post
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MORr CARLYLFIsWs.

wo give our readers another batch Of characteristic
sketches from the l,s volume OF Friedrich the Second
called Frederick the Great" which may OR may noq
tcmptthcn to grlp1.e with The tough brsrg work ior
~,
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Presbyterian Gene sTal A ssembly.

Ia this body. now IN Se..iob a, Meme
phis. on the 22l the committee appoint.
ed ~ tho lat session 20 consider the 70.
alton OF Tho church to the freedmen, SUBJ
m't,ed an .labora:s and lengthy report.
which siicned n prarac' ed discussion, and
as' u,sde the off :isl oIder Of the dsy
Ter 10 o'c'ock y. a.. 10 morrow.
Among those who participated in the
discussion Of The sul &c, that day were
the R-Vs DE- B"irh. Atkinson, and Alex.
'nd'r. Of Virginia. 'Dr. Adser. Of South
Csroli"a, aud Dr.. Palmer of New Or.
'esns.
Though unwilling to acknowledge .
social -qrality. the deposition Of tho
church seers to b. TO r.caiva the freed
men enthusiastically - brothera and CO.
ssborers in one faith A separate religious
orgs"'S,'ion WAS enacted but strongly
oppo.rd by leading mcmbsrs Of the as
ssmbly
The Presbyterian General Assembly at
Memphis, on Saturday, received the "a.
Po', of the COMMITTEES on the Union Of
the tso,Churehss. I. reported in favor
ot arpoi",isg d-ieg.ts to The Assemblies
of the Cumberland and As,ocia,ed Re.
form Church, which wss adopted. A
discussion took place in vsgsrd 10 the
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a Faithful Promise

M-j"B h.d commard Of tn. h.,.l on
Of T-xss cssSlrv. cell known to tn. p.o
pc Of that State for i,s deeds nf ds,iny
among the snoscspp-d monn,si"s of New
Mexico and tbs Aw sRps Of Ii ui.isns
Will" ss'virg in Louisiana, .p,--.o.ls ~
the f'st raid of Banks on the Rcd Rive,
Vs.e, hs fell in l"vs With s.sst girl.
pr"pas'', and was accepted in due 'n.u
~" jus, ~ tn. jnnc,ur., B~nl.' r"lumo
came sl"ng. "sr', ing ruin sud d-.olat'on
in q cir trsck. Or farce. fell back into
IT,. isre'i"r. bnt the fair Young girl -
mSinsd With her mr.har On the u's"t.
uon. en- The F-d"rai army r.r-..d
to B'a.hesr r,,v. the "nfr!sra'r- .-r-
close upon their hes's, AID. 81 cour... one
~ 'hs hrs, ar's ~ me s"s,no'-i v y
~as To cali upon hi. p-nm-sa .i.t'd.. Mr.
mothe, had sseu ,sa'n-i hy the ~ 4. he
n.oross hsd Nil hs.n c.rr'e'l ~, stock All
killed "r taken swsv. rve,vihin, ." ,sin-
s'"nt N. plantation had been buried ~
de.'or.d. Tho Young i.hv me, her lnv
~ snd .s;d. "~h-r I Engaged ",s-H l."
vOu ] sss ID. owner of ;hon-snds. 10
dav I am ,psooilss.. IL !. no, ,;qhi To
bold vou I" v"n' pledge und~' those CO.
runs'."c-s. vou are free" No" "repii-d
the II .j". Il love YOU and no, ,your pro
perry. You a:s desrsr to m. nov 'hrr
ever" S.me months aEsrwa,d tn. Ma
jr G'I ds.p-'a'e'y -onnd-d White hrass
" fighting at The head 81 bis hatsiion Vt
the hsrle ~ Fnrdo, he. lie fingered long
in the ho-pha'. bit ~s. finally able to
come outs wreck OF ha do,msY seH.-
His righ, avn had bean smpn,-t.d sud
three fn9es. Rad hson taken ri his '.f,
hand. TIE ,sdy Gas his tender and d.
v.a.d nurse. through oil those s-ary
,sonihs Of suffsving and confinement.
Whss he began 10 eonvaisscs. he Asid u
her. IL am crippIs and must he helpless
oil nv ie. IL would bs sel6.h 10 me to
Ask you to shsor a~sv Yourself oa such
. wreck - am" NO" said she. "yos
did not Desert me IN my dis.rsas snd pa,
srty and ns'hine shall psr ~ again."
They nov live 10 the Village Of -,
In Tssas, aGo'aias bsau,ifsl example Of
hsnpiaaas saS OF she Inward s,,sodisg
true aeblsnsss Of sosl.
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Condition Of tho Country.


We sxtrsc, the following from an as,i.
Gle in the New York Herald. of Fnday.
There n only oRe way 10 avert the shrsa,,
snsd evil, and !ha. ie for Congress at oneo
to sdop. the restoration policy Of Pres..
dent Johnson
Restoration Of the Southern s,n,es
without delay is necessary, both iu q
political poin. ofvisw and for the material
interests OF the country. II il capno, be
brought about in one way, it must in a,
no'her. The politicians may wish 10
keep the question open for party o. poll
ticsl purposes, but the mass Of the peo.
ado not-thsy want il closed up. The
continued exclusion Of so large and sue h
an important part o! the eoustry FROM
restoration and representation at Wash.
ington, has political danger 10 it, is q
great strain upon our institutions and
fern Of Government, and is calculated 10
psr"lrze the productive power of the
South, as we'll as ,he comm ercial and
material interests OF the North. There
is, in truth, groa. danger every way in
such an anomalous and unn atural s.a.e
Of shiug'. We mus, have promp, rss,o.
ration at any coat and BY all means-not
two, three or more years hence, no, ahs,
the next Presidential election, but. IL
possible, before the term Of the presen Z
Congress sbs'l expire next March,.
We have seen in history tb.t the
richest and f.ire.t portion Of tae earth
may became wilderness under para!yx.
lag political circumstances. The south.
with all it's natural resources, might be,
come 80. 10 all probability, the produo-
tons Of that section Of the county, which
have been declining very much since the
war, would bscoms lsss mex, year, still
less the year after, and 40 on till general
ruin would follow, j: restoration be do.
la.ed. Al the best portion OF the popuA
Jls,ionthat could gs, away would leave:
ambition, which is the grea, incentive to
industry and action, would be de.,royed.
and capital would turn aside from couni
try ." s',ua'ed Shall We suffer this part
OF our territory, richer and with more
varied P'oduct"us han India, to be thus
d.~t'"yeai 'shaiI We we;j-opardzs our free
republican in.,itu'ions' BY keeping half
'he e"ntinect and neatly third Of the
population IN al un,spresen,ed condition
aud rnas- asspO,ic rule 1 No sta,.sman
or patriot, nor any one who has s,udied
hist"ry 70 advantage, would wish to soc
sueh \ state of things.
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Adjourned.

TEE Tsro AND rRx EDuoR.-Ths isw
var edi'"s of y coun,V paper. who ws"s
= serv "blind. ~as fr~qu.n,ly snno,sd BY
e"mposi'or. inquiries concassine ~orAs
~h'ch 'hey could M, d~siph.r. One day
eompasi'or. - little seqr.in,ed ~ih the
deposition Of the editor ss he ~ss With
the hand writing. sntsssA shs sasctum,
ssd. holding the copy believe his sys., in-
quired ~Aas esstsin ereeksd .a,k stooA
fss. The editor did aot wish st that time
70 he interrupted, aaa sroisiosd AGO
10 the dssii.S
tAs essspos;,os sstirsj. not 10 his 50.
tanie m5esiy.bas 10 the composing room.
Whsn ,hs saitss Rad the proofs, he bad
the Plssss's TO see . liss Of HE leading
editorial sssa:
aHs (Mr. webstss) will, ia all preba.
biii,y, 90 to The devil"
The copy &as looked fo,, aad The
crooked mark vas rendered --"bs somi.
LstSd."
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She bad been greatly interested BY the
simplicity Of her young charge, and the
servant 30 whose moro especial care she
had been committed. speks very favors-
bly, OF her; Lady c. proposed, there.
fore, to keep her IN the family, and vy
to make sservsnt Of her, beginning With
some hunbls duties in the household
The ehild's gratitude was one Of the live
lies, kind; there Was no,hiag bad in her;
indeed, her natural disposition seemed
doeils and smiabls. But she bad recsiv
cd no Instructions all her good qualities
Inust, therefore, be Inherent. She ~ss
very promising, aud her bepefactr.ss, af
Ter . few vsaks moro Of probation, find
ing that she might be trusted among the
other children. sent little Mary to ,h.
village school. tThsre ,he child show cd
so much aptitude for learning reading,
writing, ETC., that she soon became tie
head OF the class, and msde such prog
ress, that, on leaving the school, two or
three ysars sftsr, she was prom otsd in
the household. and became lady's maid
to her bsuefsctress. In this situation abe
had continued for several wears. repayinc
the kindness and generosity Of Lady g.,
by tho most assiduous ful6llmsnt Of her
duties. and the war,nest attachment 10
her persou.
Finally-and few theories OF romance
conclude 80 satisfactorily As tni, tale Of
real l'fs--,he rus, -or,hy and rs.pec,s
bic house sse-s,d Of tho family took her
to bs bis wife. Lady G.. with an un-es
risd interest in her ~sll' being. furnished
the house for ,hs good people ve,y hand
aemely, and made tho bride the mistress
Of the village school, shers she hsd been
f"',ersd and educated. Greatly w.s ,hs,
excellent lady .plsss-d 10 see tha, when
her favorits attained tho heiph. OF her
good Fortune cherished by her superio,s.
beloved by the poor aId respected hy
sverv ons-ths full grown woman in h.,
pro-pe'''. pr'serv-d ,ns old po, a. pr.
cious re!ic Of the lowly and Sfi c,ed s,s,e
from which. by - good Rr.v,dens-, .h.
h-d h..n 40 ms'cifn'iy ,.scu-i. ~h.n, ~
the f",lo'n little Mary, shs prepared 10
io'l her turnips IN n heath in K-n', on
the moo, sven,ful m",niug Of her lie
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The Legislature.
Thursday. Deeembsrae, 1865.

u ~
The House net at 12 o'clock.
Ar. Ciyourn. presented the petition Of
cisiaens Of Lancaster District H. prevent
the sacrifice Of property .. Sheriff. ssles.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on
Offices and Officers, made . rspor. on
the petition Of citizens Of Riohland Die
trict.
Mr.. Mag'ath introduced Q resolution,
which was agreed to. that il bs referred
to the Committee on tho Judiciary, to in
,qcirs and report as to whether the Con
s,i,u,iou does not intend TO give exclusive
Jurisdiction Of all criminal offences Of per
sons OF color TO the District Courts Of ,b Q
State, and whether tho said iDis,rict
Courts havetmsde any provision for ,b.
trial Of capital offences by persons Of col
or; slso, whether there 10 at present. ex
isting urder tie Constitutioa and lava Of
this State, any tribunal for the trial Of
such offences by persons Of color, and
whether additional legislation on The sub
Jet is necessary; with leave to rspor, hy
bill or o,her~iss.
Mr.. Bowen introduced . bill 10 .ecn,e
to l.bo'e".s q lien on the products Of ,bei,
labor until paid for their services.
Mr. Rich .fd.oni introduced a bill 70 a.
tabl;sh s'Homsstead Law.
Mr.. Rs~lis"u introdncsd T. bill to tax
moneys collected by process Of lev, in
aid Of the revenues OF tho s.a,..
M. ME- wee Introduced . bill 10 r..
lisve the i,tdsb,sdpe.s "f Sll dsbtors.
Mr.. B"nh.m introduced = resolution.
'hs, i be referred to the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary to irqnir- and report a. to
tN' rxpsdieney Of sn1j-c,ing to fins AID
imPrisenmen'. and q forfeiture Of office.
Of any public officer Who shall us. fund.
paid into his hand. officially or Who shall
on dens"d made. fail 10 pay over such
funds 1" .he proper owner; and that III.
C"mrsi"ee hs'" l-av" to r.p"r' b, bill O,
o,h.r~i,. which ga agreed to.
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YosKvrLLe FsxALE Coll os II, will
Be matte, of sinesrs congvatula,ios on
tie Pa', Of the f,isnds Of mi. Institution,
10 know that !, hss bean rs'organissd. and
i,s ezs'cisss are " be resumed on The let ol
January, with conpssss, c,sps Of teach,
sm. The College Building -hieo h.. Al
Eosdsd. during aud since she var. an ssy
lam sor refugees, h sgsin uads' The COS
troll OF The Trustees, and will be used Tor
Collegiate esrp0s~s heresfter.
YorkSiHs Eaquivsr.
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,FridaJ. Deeembsr 7,h. 1896

~~S04SSA sSos AO0Oe
SENATE Tn. Senate ma, at l2 p
M Sullivan Introduced . bill to .s.sh
''sh the Bank Of the State OF South
Cs'"l,ns.
NJ. TI''nsn ;n,sodu-si Q ya.o'atiou 20
shj""rn sine de an the ls h i.s, ss, I:
which -ss sgr."d to, and s.n, to ,bs
HOUSE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
tn. House me, NJ - "'clock.
Tho Speaker laid b-fss III. iIouss the
following c"mmu' isa tmn winch WA ~.
f-rsed 20 The Commit,.s on o ices and
Oifirer.
MiLLyoHn. G ar-a.in". Dec 6. 1855.
TO the General Assembly Of So Carolina.
GsA sLxMsS: ! i~g i-xs- 20 ,-nd-t in
We" ~, '-~ gn-'ioo ii ~, Scat VA I,n,,. d
S'se- : n>'"r fr"m ~. 'S,S,-. r"m,n.n ~
"'ng f,'"n b"--rn".r. 1865. s.i -n,i,nv
IN ID. 49, N rt,. 1867
Th. "r-d-"u,'- "hc', ! ,-ce val from
his II -i-"cv the G"-sn"r I ,er-ui'h
'-'u'". wi'h the --.l nn'rnk.n
IN 81 :" Ia. -ap m ia" c,.nsi,,e
rs''o".: O'- i~. that ,h- S.,- aud mr
~"c e-."r -hOn'd hsv- he sdssh,se- at
h"th 'h- 'nnI s,d the shn,t '-r,n: the
"ih-s l.. ''a' h.sn j. due to..hs p,,s,
""" "hrrh. 'by your fr.m-r favor 1 ~
resty occupied.
hSsr the rouop - h~ 500. ,,no.; cb-
u -nt s"'sss'. JoRs T.. 'uAxxrNo
Ar 3isck p'.-ant-d tns conmo",es
'ion ~ ,n- C~',p'ro''-' G.n-,si a.k;ry
'ssruc,ions of the G"na-sI A-s.,n' " ~
4" the disposition Of ,ha Old i+.'s o. long
N."d,pe
NJ, Rm..il presented the p.,i,ion al
ci'is'."s of Anderson District PRAYING ,ha,
= b'nkrupt 'a~ he ps,s-d s"d an snnu.i
c""r, established fo,, the collection oi
dehia.
Adjourned.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-19

"Say, Billsy. what have yos done with
that sir sorril marc Of yosrn 7"
"Sold her. SAID William, with smile
OF sstisfsctiou.
"we.'d yos gitr
"Hund'd an 6fy doIls,s cash down.
"Howi hund'd and fhy do,lars fos
that old kickin spssvia eritteri Who'd
you sell tor
"Sofd her to netheY.r
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-19

Two soldisrs mads an unprovoked as.
ssult on crippls--an ex Confederate col.
d'er named Atkipson--in Aogss,a. Oh
Thsrsday last, when the latte, fred O.
them. severely wouading ono Of ",hs boys
10 blue" The esptain Of the company -
which the sold's,s belonged declined 70
prosecute, ~ tbs act vac In selicsfsnce.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-19

A yousg gentlsuas Of Arkansas, in
attempting 70 scare Young lady friend,
by crawling into her window a Ia CHEST,
was nearly soaldsd 10 death BY . buckle,
Of hot water.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-19

A writer 10 an exchange says: .some
people will 20 ten miles before break fas.
TO see mao husg, bat they snss, be late
At church. svsa though ss,viees do no,
commence until els,se o'clock