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SCI Dicrte Suli.

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Dsr @cHbotc.
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. Scr Wnfana bc8 Gricqt8.

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gair istsn nit 9ersniiaen. baB 9rifeent
Srbnicn Zen @rlpnsl &arl Otallsr BON Sbip
ais @cniul mad Mmitsroam ernannt tat. Ssrr
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meifer AUDI,
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@ . e R.

Sen 26. Stunt. Ser Ssnat teihdftiste Th
bsute nit Der 8iG. rslas eas 81 eserttmmrsht
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msnt, nas Die Siimmsebsr I'M Stanee lin mtiisn,
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freiht piele AMENDMENTS css Ssnats.
Sen u. Stunt. Ser Srnat pai7ris Die nsue
T~reeomens Bugeau 8il bss 6anlss nit periateees
men 9lmemements. Sic 8iu icQ Die fcStipieliss
uno tcrrurte Srscemens Bureau @irtblhaft ant
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our ge,abtuns Ger S6io Diilis RsSitnsnter 60 unn
no, fir Hienlfe, mslhe ~bis!sltsn i'm Sabre 1868
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ten. Ser Ssuat bat Der S,eherttl bes t6aules MID
nsnissr ais 600 amendments anssbanSt.
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staatsn Mihisan unn Minneicta 2lns fir Den
Bau BON @iinbabnsn uno Ganalsn perrriGiSt.
Die neue 3ariftiu nuros f.. attsn. Ser Sarii
Sslp MorriGi belt cine Reoe, NORM CT erItherte.
oos mir isst fsrnsr pon Der Wisperautnatms Der
8aarsabluns s%niisrnt iinb ais rcr sinsm SABRE.
Gin Itlshtsr Srcn!
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General Seq. SO. Moreau.

(ge6alten In Golu mbxs am %. SUM IS. }
Mitbirserl Sn elmer meniser rihttsen
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fleuntlihen Nbtno ME oisien, wiroe i'd sic in 10
ipater stunne niht auftaltsn. Nbsr. cies 1T feine
asipcbnlihs Islssenbsit. y4ir lstsn in elmer 3sit,
no unlre SnfiiniiOnsn IN @efabr ihwsten unO i'd
eniiduleise mid buber ni4t, Dap i'd nod 10 ipat
rpr Sbnen eri9sine. Sd teatiiAtiSs meins sancs'
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Cine 9s6rs aus Ser Geiai4te.

Sad siasm orsibisiabrissn atisse ,miiHsn Gam.
MUM uno 8cm tsialcB, ME Sspius uns srsablt,
Der rSmtite Senat tetbs @cuiuiars ermsen ,u rtrs
stnissn uno Gem Gsisse Gin Snoe III lna1sn. Sur1
Gin eelhidtes WanDusr efs iamntt,I1en Generals
Ypn,iue lisBsn bic rDrilten Nrmsen nb easu rsr,
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uno rarsn am 9nSs sp'lten srei Gu9paifsn Etne
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Nee lie umrinsts. Sic Jt0aier fclbertsn Die Cams
nilsr jur Shiaht teraus, rslst bic l,stsrsn ais
lsb"ten, neil tie srubtsn, bab ibre 6sihcs lih iiber,
9tten ODER psrtun9e.n mIbten. Yentius risf els
nsn &tiessraib jniatnmen, rpslasr iNp ntht iber
oas 8srfabfn, bas einasi9lassn pelbsn irate,
rsrsintaren fcnnte. 0it 3uitimmuna Nler ,ruree
al Ycntius DEN A~eltsIsn, csn Yater nes commans
eiseneen @enerals, Der ais wsiisr Wtann uno taps
fsrer Srtsssr in bcbsm Anisbsu 1anp, ssi1rtsten,
CT n'ohte ~lsinen NatbiAlnb astsn. Ser allie Staats,
mann antpcrtsts: uytabt Die HSmer bu sursn
0reuaeen; eiss fam atsr bios Durn cine soslmii
ibi8s Yclitit 8slhsten, Bonn ie iinp stsnie TAPER
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orppslte Wiaett ~srlanSen, osuu unisrs SiG,fs pitD
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maren fsincr SrOBmiitbiSsn SanDluna fabis lie
mnsten iib ipentsffens Die 6rsuoe MAIDEN, bic 9tos
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tt1a abermals um &atb, uno biss Mal ltrs or fh
in oas famnit,ite Eager tabrsn. Als er bSrte,
hab isin NatbiHlas ue,,po,isn worbsn mar. laste
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n1iBt Sbr 9raniam isin lnnen. Sic Romer milf,
Ten snt'pseer III u~niersn VrsunS'n asmaht psrnen
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*In the month of June, 1864, the singu-
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COMMISsIONER'S SALE.
SpartanburS District-in Eq.

lane NJ. Carson, Ad,,l., Us. George Cda'-
SON and Others, Minors byutcir nert F,'iend.
Bill for Sale of Lands and Dover.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court,
Il in the above case 1 will sell at public
sale, at SPARTANBURG c: H., on Sales
d0y IN February neIt, the following valu-
able REAL ESTATE, belonging to JASON
III. CARSON, deceased:
A handsomely improved Residence in
the town of Spartanburg, situated on Main
Street. The House is large and elegantly
finished, built of granite, containing nine
large rooms, (scvcn with tirc-placcs q
store-room, pantry, also five vcranuas
porticos and piaZZas. There arc also good
out-buildings, and tho lot contains ten
acres, more or less. 1t is one of the most
valuable and desirable residences in town
Also, one lot Of eight acres, moro or less,
lying one-fourth of a mile in rear Of the
family residence described above, founded
by lots of Geo. Pcakc, J. II. Goss and
others-part of the Collins tract.
Also, one tract of land, siXty-fivc acres,
moro or less, ON Lawson's Fork, bounded
by the Thomson Mill tract of land, and
otherss
Also, one tract of land, forty-four acres,
moro or less, near the town. bounded bv
lands of L. II. Bo5o, J. W. Thomson, and
others.
Also, one tract of land, forty acres, moro
or less, on this side the North Carolina
line, bounded by lands of o. Z. Earle, and
others. This tract is mostly, if not all,
bottom land, under cultivation, lying on
Pacolet River, and is regarded as some CT
the best Pacolet bottoms.
Also, one tract of land, 700 acres, more OF
less, near Hogback Mountain, purchased
of the estate of Govan Mills, deceased
lying in the upper portion of this District
TERMS. of one and two years
with interest from date, except the costs oil
these proceedings, which must be paid on
day of sale. Purchasers will be required
to give bond with at least two approved
sureties, with mortgage of the premises tc
! secure the purchase money.
T. STOBO FARROW, C. E. S. D.
Spartanburg, S. c., Jan. g. Is ).
Jan 13 So
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ON the Cd OF january, 1866, tho COLUM-
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Tri-Wcekly) was GREATLY ENLARGED,
and in the quantity and quality Of its read
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Tho terms for transient advertising have
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
SEockholderS
OF THE
South Carolina Railroad Company
AND OF THE

TVNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Il of the above institution will be held in
the city of Charleston, on the SECOND
TUESDAY in February next, the 18th day
of that month
Place of mecting-Hall OF the South
western Railroad Bank, on Broad street.
Hour of convening-11 O'Clock A. NJ.
On the day following-W Wednesday, the
14th-thcrc will be an election held at the
same place, between the hours of A. NJ.
and p. NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
of the RAILROAD COMPANYgand THIR-
TEEN DIRECTORS of the BANK
committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, as usual,
over the Road, to and from the meeting,
free of charge, in accordance with the re-
solution of the Convention Of 1854.
Jan 81 j. r. EMERY, Secretary.
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Plantations to Rent.

ON the 1st MONDAY in February, at CO.
~ lumbia, by order of the Executor of
the late James O'Hanlon. will be disposed
OF to the highest approved bidder, the
LAND belonging to said estate, for the
year 1866, and known as the Singleton and
Log Castle Tracts. They arc superior cot
ton and grain lands. GO or 20 hands can
be advantagcously employed on the Sin
glcton place, and about 25 or 80 at Log
Castle. W. A. HARRIS, Agent.
Dec "a
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GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
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the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR,
Oct 25 1y New York.
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Cokesbury Conference Institute.
NNHE exercises Of this we'll known insti-
Il tuition will be resumed on the FIRST
MONDAY in February. Young men pre-
pared for any class in college. Boarding
i'll private families at reasonable rates
Rev. SAMUEL B. JONES, Rector
". w. SMITH, Classical Teacher.
Jan +l3
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