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In the be or receipts above. tho given receipts Of
Sunday md Monday really those Of tho Saturday
previous. and those given for Saturday really sho4a
OF FRtday. Oristinx the oxnres Of Sunday and Mon-
day, 2ddnz tbe actual receipts Of todsy, which
aro l9oo We Ind that the actual zece1psofth weck
are Il, i,7s8 head.
the total receipts and shipments Of livs Hogs fox
this weak snd list compare n so1lows:
,...,-, ,>,. Reee'ets.' shipmsnts-
Reseiysa RECEIVER ia: @ weeK ..........:. :sas ss5;
Tbs market fer the week Just closed has been mod
efatey sctve, and prices hAve fxyored hnyat1 The
receipts been large and pe1ces hare nled weak
It reduction Of 13925e. Buyers have demanded
which holders IN order to eject sAIes
w%fe obliged 10 atceds-. Shippers hare b<en about
tho only operators, though few lots have been taken
By city butchnFs-
CLna1y1 or THE xAaKET.
The receipts tday were go head, snd the entered
for comnop, to ts7o toF medium graies- The market
has been sery quiet. and closes weak.
The following aTE the n ported xa1os:
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
Rrown 4 F. to Al!erton :. --.,.. -. a5 en R,so
Gso, i Aaama q. 70 Ilden.........-.'....M $a s
Mitchell 4 10 smith. ....--......... IS aH 10
sHEEP-The market has ruled dun and inacuya
throughout There Is but little inquiry except for
choice grades ane Of this class theEo but few
Offering. Prices ara nopnfna1ly unchanged.
The following afo Tho s.!as to day:
Adama / 2. 70 Woodkok..,.......-.l&9 lis a.St
Snort 70 Good@sd: e lQs a4
Ge1 Ada~s % Wall. IL s9
Wa1lWork 4 u TO Nussoo-,..-....... IS 81 1tN
Trains aEe r9n to the Gn5oa stock Yards over tha
dc eointr of Madison Canal ssreess- The is1e =
TINE TA8Lk.
, 1866-04-23

All The War Department warrants havc been
drawn up 10 tho elnre OF the ptase1t fiscal 3eA1.
1Tht dishUreementn aud txnste1s Of the Tseasuty
Department during the week amounted 70 utaHJ
sl. xHu millions,
, 1866-04-23

49,. HQrse1. Cattle. 10 As-
Mich. Cent and u. g., large eazs..tS3.t0 s0G1 SC
~ Az t3-W tu.VN
TO HC1yALo OR sCaPxNs1ux 1K1DaK.
Mich Cent snd " g., large ca<s- rtLot 11np0 sdc
Alith!E2u CenHa1, ANAL caE3 9ls9 a-oo ssc
Fort WATpf c1{1 2l 1fe-GQ t0Q.l0 sc
10PEE7suuRaH AND HKL1LIx-
P-F-W- 4 e. cars Of "a ieet-.. .loe, % ast1 sStc
Mieh Southern 'aIze e4s. 1000 a3Ho
n tv,Et
, 1866-04-23

In the afternoon the market for No. Spring
Wheat WEE qniet and .s03sc better for regular
closing popiaal At 81 H.
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IN NEQUlTY-LANCASTEk.
William a Carnes, Adm'r. Dill Tor Parti.
John carnes, Sen, decd. ! tion to perfect
Jacob c.,n... "n; .. al. '''''' &C.
1T appearing TO ny satisfaciioa that Johs
Carnes, Elizabeth Carnes. Huey Caruss,
William Carnss, James Carnes, Rosansa
Carnes, and Rsbecoa Am Carnes, p .rties
defendants in the above stated case reside
without the limits of thus State; on motion
~ K-rshaw &. Connors, CompIainant's So
licitors, il is ordered that tho said John
Carnes. Elizabeth Cnrnes, Huey Csrnes,
William Cnrnes, James Carnes, Rosanna'
Carnes. and Reb-sca Ann Carnes, do plead,
answer or aemnr, 70 the Bill in said case,
on or before III, 34;h day OF June next,
otherwise judgment pro copfes,o will be
ordered rgaiost them.
X. q. BILLINGS. c. +. L. ID.
Gem RS Office. Lancaster c. H.,
5 e., Aarch ~, 1866.
hprlI3m.
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An Ordinance

To require The Remoral of Dead Animals
from plhin The corporate limits of he VII
Lage Of Lancaster.
Be IL Ordained, by the Intendant and
Wardens OF TIE Village of lancaster, now
met in Council Chamber, Tnat from tho
publication Of this Ordinance if any animal
die on tho premises Of aay person in the
Village of Lancaster, or shall be found in
the s.reeis, the owner Of such animal 10
hereby required within one day after its
death, if on his premises, or within one day
after due notice il found dead on the streets,
TO remove such carcass from within the
corporate limits Of the Village Of Lancas.
ter.
And be it further ordained, That If any
person neglect, or refuse. TO remove the
carcass Of any dead animal within the time
prescribed by this Ordinaace, he or she shall
be subject. en- convic ion, to pay fine not
exceeding five dollars, and also to pay the
cost of reNoval by order of the Council.
Ratified in Council, this &c IN day Of March
1866, aud in the 90lh year Of the inds-
pendence of the United States of
Amerira. }. ADAMS, lsTD'r.
N JOHN NJ. BEATTY, Clerk
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Mill Notice.

MR.. ELI WILLIAMS has taken full cha, ne
OF the Gri,t Mil (belonging TO the est, ts Of
the ets Minor Cliutos,) on Bear Creek, one
rpiieirom the Village, aud will give 81 ,ict a..
tension TO the grinding of all grain entrusted
to his care.
All per ons sending grain by negroes viii
please send written note, stating tho number
OF bushels.
Toll will be charged according TO the lac Of
the State:
Under 10 bushels, the one eighth.
Over 10 bushels, the one,tenIh
K. @. BILLINGS
April t,s, 1856, s-sw.
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To Town Tax PAYERS

4 LII OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IA withiA the corporate limits OF Lancas
ter Village, their agents. or persons in
charge, are hereby notified that they are
required to pay TO the Clerk of Council n
Tx q: eight cents. on every one huudred
dollars Of the ,alu. Of such Real Esute :;
AID all male perscn-, boih white and color
ID. within aud limits, between the ages Of
l6 Ind 30 years, who wi.h ta await the,nSei
Ses Of the CoRmutaioH Tax in lien Of
street duty, are required TO pay Tax of
two ds'lnrs The above taxes must b.
paid on or befor. tile lat duv Of NAV next,
asd all person, failing or refusing herein
are liable to n double Tax.
The undersigned can bo fount at tho
Com u'irsisner- Office where he vii rec civ.
the above Taxes.
BY order Of Council.
JOHN 81 beatty,
April II. Cl-tk Of Council.
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StYaved Horse.

eo-G Strayed from tho plan tatlon Of Jehue
IN Bailey, Thursday 9th inst, small bay
9,are--narsh poney-4 years old, IA hands
high, saddlcmark on back, branded with the
letters as. A." en- the neck. Said horse when
fast heard tom was in the vicinity Of Liberty
Hill, and is supposed to have gone in the di-
fsetion Of Camsen. Any information leading
20 her recovery will be suitably rewar"ed.
w. CRENSHAW.
Lancaster G. II April IL, 1866.
Camden Journal publish TO the amt 81 so,
and send bill 10 Ledger Office.
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An Ordinance,

To prsuide for The ,corkmg Of the Streets of
the Village Of lancaster.
BE ii ordained bv the Intendant and Town
Councll Of the Village of Lancaster, That
from and after the passage and ratification
of this Ordinance, if any person. liable to
do work on the streets in said Village, by
the laws now in force, shall neglect or rs.
fuse to perform such work, after being le-
galiy notified 80 to do. he shall he fined
not less than two, and not exceeding len
dollars, at the discretion OF Council.
DONE and ratified 10 Council. this 26lh Cav
of March, 1866, and in the Goth year
of the independence Of the United
States Of America.
J. ADAMS, ISTp'r.
JOHN NJ. beatty, Clerk.
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An Ordinance.

To raise Supplies for he Village of Lancos,
ter, for The year 1866.
SEC. /. BE Il ordained by the Tn,eudans
and Wardens Of the Village of Lancaster
now convened in Council Chamber; That
Tax be rasei and paid into the Treasury,
10 be .dand expended for the benefit Of
said Village, the sums and manner hereia-
after specified. That il to say, 4 Tax OF
eight (s) cents, cd rdkcrsnr, on every hun
Gred dollars OF the value Of all and every
lot. parcel and tract Of land with the builG.
ings, tencinsnts and improvements of all
kinds Whaievsr thereon, situate and lying
within the corporate limits of said Village.
SEC. Cd. Tfat all males in said Village
between the ages Of is and so years, white
and colored, ,re liable 10 work on tho
streets Of said Village, as heretofore prov-
ded by law but such person or persons
may be exempted from such street duty by
the payment of two dollars in lieu thereof
to 'hs Clerk Of Council; Provided that
sald payment be made on or before the ist
day of May next.
SEC. Sd That the Clerk Of Council be,
and il hereby charged with the collection
OF the Taxes herein before directed to be
raised that he require the payment Of said
Taxes to be made On or before the lst day
OF May next; and that he give notice 10
tho owners Of Roal Estate in said Village
by public advertisement thereof.
SEC 4ih. That if any owner or owners
of Real Estate. their agents or persons in
charge, In said Village, shal! neglect or re-
fuse to pay the Tax herein imposed ON his
or he. Heal Estate, after due notification,
it shal! be the duty OF the Clerk sf Council
to have such person or persons summoned
Bafn lat. .l.,,,I A.
Village, to answer for such default. And
if said party or parties be found in default,
he or she shall 6s fined in a sum act ex-
ccediny double the amount of the tax, sm-
posed on his or her Real Estate, at tho dis
erection of Council. -
DONE and ratified ia Council this 26th day
Of March, 1866, and IN the goth year
of the independence of the United
States Of America.
J. ADAMS, INrp'r.
J. 81. beatty, Clerk.
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An Ordinance

To preserve the Peace and Good Order ,oih-
IN the corporate limits Of the Village of
Lancaster.
BE Il ordained by the Tntendant and Town
Council Of the Village Of Lancaster, That
from and utter the ratification Of this Ordi.
nance, it SHALL he unlawful for any oerson
to disturb The peace aud quiet of said Vii.
lage, by quarreing or fighting, using rro.
fame and indecent language, or by any 9TH.
or riotous or disordsrly conduct.
And be HJurther ordained that hereafter,
no person shall ride, or drive a wagon, bug.
gy, carriage, or other vehicle through any
Of the streets within the corporate limits
Of said Village, at gait faster than tho
usual pace or trot; nor shall any person
ride, or drive any vehicle on the side ewalks
within said limits, or hitch horse or other
animal thereon. Any person offending
against this Ordinance, or any part thereof,
shall be liable to irnpris onm ent and shall 30
fined in q sum not exceeding twenty dollars.
Ratified in Council, this Goth dav Of March,
1866, and in the 90th year Of the iule.
psndcnce Of the United States Of
America. J ADAMS, INrD'r.
JOHN NJ. beatty, Clerk.
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7 WILL BE AT THE USUAL PLACES
l. OF receiving taxes for the purpose Of as
Isssing q xable PROPERTY. viz.
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S 0 u Il II G. A ROLI n A,
IAyCSSTER- R-DySTRJcT

IF.VOFD En- DTS NTOT.
Jas Il " Rodgers. ap. Application for
plcunt, VS.. William D sale real Estate,
Rodgers, et al. ... Matilda Rodgers
deceased.
II appearing TO tay satisfaction that Pc
ter Candy and wife, Jslis Ann. J. X. Rod.
gers. Alexander F. Rodgers, and Lesnder
X. Rodgers, four Of the dsfendaan in above
stated cs.e, -eside without this State. 1t
is therefore ordered that they do sppear
and objee, to the division and sals Of the
Real Estate Of Matilda Rodgers, deceased,
on or before the 7th day Of July, A. d
1856, or their consent 10 the same will be
ente. ed OF record.
d. A. WILLIAMS,
>. Ordinary l.. D.
April 4th, 1866. 3m.
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Notice to TaK PAYERS.

WILL BE ATTHE USUAL PLACES
l. OF receiving taxes for the purpose Of as
ssssing T. xabls property, viz:
AT Col. Nelson Bells, Friday, April lath.
At Matthias Crenshaw'S, Saturday, l4th.
Al Pleasant Till, Monday, 10Th.
| At John ). Smairs, Tueuday, l7,h
Al Geo. NJ. Funderburk',, Wsd'y,u 18th.
At Taxabaw, Thursday. l9.h.
At Horizons, Friday, Goth.
AT Slrs. III. y. fiusyts, Monday, 23ru.
At CraiRsvillc, Tuesday, Gath
A. Il. X. Magilfs Store, Wed'y, 4" 25th.
At Bel Air, Thursday, 26th
AT Ross Store, Friday, 9th.
And ut the Court House, Monday" 3O,h.
Aud Tuesday, May lsL
All returns must be made on or before
the 18th day Of May, as the Books Of AS
sessmsn,s will De closed on that day.
The following is a list Of taxable proper
ty held br tax payers in this Dis, rirt, viz :
lst, Lsnds ID. Lots in Towns aud Villages;
3rd, Cotton excluding The crop o: 1865 ;
eth, Manufactures Of this State for Sales +;
7th, SPirituous Liquors Manufactured il
this State for Sale, or brought 10 fer sals.
lst. Faciorage, employmrnts and pro-
fesSiois. I'd. The commissions of veadus
masters, brokers aad sommia aslo7 N srchants
There are oFher things tavabJe, but ns
there are nothing Of the kind in this Dis
trict. have omitted them.
This Taxes running from Ist Of May,
1868 To lst of Janaary, lSS6-sales Of
Goods, Wares aud Merchandise.
The Taxes running from lat Of May to
LIST October, lS65-.Saies ofCoiton (sxcept
cotton seized ty the Unite d States govern
nlsnt, sr st0lxn). Sales BY transient per-
sons will be collected from tune to time.
The Tax on Dogs will take effect from
the lst OF January, 1866.
TIE Capi,aiien Tax will take effect from
LIST October, 1865.
The law requires Tax. payers to make
their Returns and pay their taxes to the
Tax Collector 10 the District where the
property is located. No returns will DO
received by mail or otherwise, unlsss sw orn
to according 10 law.
Taxes can be paid only in gold and sill
yer, United States Treasury notes, or notes
declared u be n legal tender, or such bills
M may be issued by authority Of the State
Legislature and also pay certificates Of
Jurors and constables pay certificates of
bearers Of votes and members Of the Leg.
Islature.
NJ B. VANLANDINGHAM,
Mch 2s, 1866. St. &c. l.. d.
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Notice.

DERSONS knowing themselves indeb
l. ted to me for Lumber are hereby no.
titled aud requested To settle the same with
NV Attorney at Lancaster c. H., w. N.
Connors, Esq, 10 whose hands the paper,
nave been left for settlement. Those 10.
dsb,od by. account will please settle by cash
or note. "Gresnbacks" will be received at
par for either notes or accounts due the on
said claims, II rendered at an early day.
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
December q, 1865. l3--n
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX.
A IL PERSONS IN LANCASTER
"A District are hereby notified tina: I will
be at the following places on the day spec.
flied, TO receive return. of Incomes for the
year 1864, sed applications for Lceuses by
all Psrsons engaged 10 any kind Of busines.
from ct Of llay, 1865, to LIST May, 1866.
All persons engaged in any kind of bu-
slness or profession, suct as Bankers,
Wholesale xnd Retail Dealers. Horse Deal
sra, Distillsr-, keepers Of Hotels and eating
Houses, Insurance Agents, Manufacturers,
Psdisrs, hpothecaries. Photographers, But.
chers, owners OF Stations and Jack Law
yers, Ply sic ans, Dentists, Architects, Civil
Engineers, Builders and Contractors, Com
mVE Carriers, and all other occupations are
required 10 make appliea ion 10 NE for
License.
Manufacturers, Di>tillsrs, Sc, must make
their monthly returns.
Holders Of Cotton and Spirits Of Tnrpen.
tine. owners of Carriages, Piansfores,
Watches and Gold aud Silver Plate, will
make returns to ne
At Col. Nelson Bells, Monday April 9th
At Mathiss CrenShnws Tuesday. April 10
Al Capt. T. l.. ely bura's Weddy, April ~
A. Taxahaw. Thursday, April -
At Rev. Rob't He.ler'-, Friday. April l3
4. John s,maIi's, Saturday, April "a
At Lancaster e. H., Monday, April Is
At J. II NcMurra-s. Tuesday, April II
At ThoS. X. Ma.ilrs, Wednesday, April i8
At John Ross, Thursday, April l9
At Bell Air, Friday, April 30
At Craig & Taylor's, Saturday. April 81
Al Lancasier G. H., Monday, April 2s
Penalty for doing business without Ii.
cense. two wears imprisonment aad $500
fns. For failure TO make return Of Income
IS per cent will be added to the asssss.
mont H. J. HiCKSON. Assistant
Assessor, 7ts Div, lst District, 3. G.
Nch 29td, 1866 sat
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CAPITAL, ALL SUBSCRIBED,
$1,000 600!
AARON WILBUR, President.
Nj. A. COHEN, SECRETARY.

DIRECTORS:
A NDREW LOW, Henry Brigham, j. R.
n Wilder, John Richardson, H. W. La
throp, John W. Anderson, Wm H. Stark,
Henry Lathrop, w: N. Habersham, j. H.
GraybilI; oetayius Cohen, John Lama, A. J.
Cooper, n. A. Hardce, JOS. S. Claghorn;
J; g. L. Martin, Eufaula, Ala; John tones,
VIM: S. Roberts, Augusta; D. F. Wilcox,
Daniel Griffin, Columbus; f. C. Granniss,
J. B. Ross, Macon.
assets Par Value, January, 1866.
r. r. and City Bonds, all good, s1s, 300;
R. r. Stocks, all good, 5000; Bank Stocks
5000; Coupons, all good, 1O,770; Cash and
cash s items, 1s, 1872; U. S. Bonds and Notes,
1o3; Bills Receivable, new, 1855; Bills Re-
celvabie, old, 6,791; Bank Bills, 1922; In
saranee aa1 n1e Stocks: 29 300; Cotton Account,
11I noa oa1 IT. total 237 oso unpaid capital ste TX,
SO, ,124. 1'o''s -
For INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, apply to
n. a d. E. NICHOLS, Agent,
Hoo -9 Columbia, s. C..
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Mills House.

G'oner Queen and Meeting SIS, Charleston
A MCO THIS popular and well
&Mkk known HOUSE is now fully
M aT4IiIS open for the reception Of
1EEE4=1as 4=1asssE5-visitors, having been RE
FURNISHED with new and e'egant Furni-
ture throughout, and off"rs to the traveller
accommodations and conveniences as a
FlRST-CLASS HOTEL, not to be equaled
by any, North or South. The patronage of
the travelling public is respectfully soli-
cited. JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor.
Rates OF Board per day, $4.00.
6 per month, as may be
agreed on. Fob 13
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A Spring Ballad.

A Spring Ballad.
A sush of golden sunlight,
& music mid the leaves -
OF early bloom, whose joyous tune,
Into the spirit weaves
Dreams of delight and welcome bliss
For wealth I'd not forego,
Sweet blooms and light, crowd on my sight, i,
BY these the spring Iknow.
The frozen mould, silent and cold.
Touched by q secret hand,
Grows wondrous rife, till bloom and life.
Crowns sll the pleasant land;
Sweet breezes murmur pleasantly,
The ice-bound waters flow;
And young buds leap from their wintry
sleep,
BY these the spring know.
rove the thicket and the grove,
breathe the balmy air,
Each sound seems fraught with gentlest
New life holds conquest there;
listen! Through the forest leaves
Sweet voices come and go,
The voice Of twittering choristers--
BY these the spring ] know.
I've wreathed fragrant chaplet,
A chaplet wild, yet fair,
Twas nurtured in the mountain wilds,
And nursed by wintry air;
Primroses and violets sparkle int,
The daisy peeps below;
And leaves OF green push out between
BY these the spring know.
Low fitting clouds of wintry gloom
Have rolled in shade away;
Light comes on wings of choice perfume
To charm the sweet spring day;
l reach the summit of The plain,
Fresh breeZes round me blow,
So sweet, that there I'd rove again
By this the spring know.
Spring thou hast a charm for me,
I've loved thee well and long,
And thus humbly weave to thee
glad and grateful song.
When on the strangely pondering soul
Comes thy congenial glow,
Ny heart leaps light with ecstacy-
BY this the spring know.
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now, though. Your own,
FRED. TRELAWNEY. x
81 had one or two more letters that
voyage, but nothing in them that's
about my story. He used to write
about himself; boys mostly do, I
think. Sometimes he mentioned
Esther; not often much about her
just said she was we'll, sent her love,
or something of that kind.
81 was gone about twelvemonth; !;
and, of course, when I got back, I
went to see them at Glasgow.
''The owners wife, she shook my
hand, and Esther kissed me rs cool
as could be, just as if I'd been her
brother, while I could have held her
and never let her go, if I'd not been
careful of myself She was going
away from there to take care of the
old people at home, so we went toge-
ther; and all the time she talked of
Sands, till I was nigh sick of it; still
| didn't show it, because / liked to
hear her talk; she'd got pleasant
way with her that made you feel
happy, no matter what she said; and
you never would have made her see
that Sands wasn't the pleasantest
subject to talk to me about
eve got home-I lived with mo-
ther, and she with the old folks.
got berth at ship-yard, as foreman
rigger, and I didn't care to 90 to sea
again.
81 went to sec her every day, and
nursed the youngster; he soon got to
know me, and called me s'Pa." She
didn't mind bit--rather liked it,
think.
zone day, after I'd been at home
about six months, mother says to me
Ben, You might as well go and
ask Esther to live with you; you
spend so much of your time there
that people talk about it.
"I wish to God,' says I-quite
red, know Iwas-'that people would
mind their own concerns
'Ah, wel!' says she, they won t,
and never will.
s'That evening, I went down to
Esther, and I said to her:
Esther, I can't live like this
much longer-Esther, I'm getting i'll,
and the river looks too pleasant in the
moonlight to make me feel safe.
shall do something desperate; I'm not
quite my own master at times
Esther, want you to be my wife
"I couldn't make you happy if
was, Benz can never forget poor
John
Esther. says I, if you'll marry
me, shall be happier than am now
want companion, and Tn always
up here after youi and people talk
about it-not men, you know says I,
for I'd soon find way to stop their
mouths. (Ben's clenched fist GER
tainly looked at this moment q very
efectual remedy for fast tongue in
an unwise head.) But it's the wo-
men, Esther, and I can't stop them
saying what they like. They're so
kind always to one of their own sex,
too, that's had misfortune.
$50 they talk, do they, Benz
Yes, they do; and it's better,
unless I'm to go to sea, or away again,
that we should be married
Ben, says she, it isn't every
man that would make that offer to a
woman like me, with no good name
and baby
"I do, though, Esther
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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New York Advertisements,
HENRY M. MORRIS.

ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" SO Pear street, New York. y. B.-Wm.
S. Hill, formerly Hill & Norflcet,) y of Rich
mond, Va, and Charles ID. Hill, of North
Carolina, are associated with me in the
above business, and will be pleased to serve
their Southern friends References-Gen.
i. ID. Johnston and Il. w. Lawson & Co.
Charlotte, N. c.; John Wilks, President 1st
National Bank, Charlotte. \. c.
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or anything, you know where to find
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1VO. TO II 4 III 1SIhEEI, " z IT }ORK.
~ OVERNMENT SECURITIES AND
" other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &c,
bought and sold on commission for cash
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
ers, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on all
parts of the United States.
DEWITT G. LAWRENCE. JOHN r. Cecil.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE. WEI A. HAIsTHD.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE made arrangements with Nh. j.
Ills. PHILLIPS to continue the DRAPER
and TAILORING BUSINESS at their old
stand, 80 Broad street, Charleston, s. c.,
in all its branches. as formerly conducted
by them, and solicit for him, from their
former patrons and friends, the same libe-
raj patronage so generously extended to