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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

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arch whose wosettpP6aT il thoes q PlfiA ,
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g with sAstetsfleAt uection xnieh 81 ySlkar
nature 20 sasRy dsksnefas4s into sreSsi-
ness .
--Haper's BdsdsSyl: Nj. Leonard j..
. rsme gees e01EUeeps n0xt month 81 Insee
himseif for : var d t6U.a nafhsf 8 fedvy
operAtion to amuse gentlemen Who owns :
race course and rAcerb Keeps private opsn'
house and buys MP ten millions Of Raci64
NAN o. morning. s.sssss ! ~ i Il
The first through car from Ninneapolis
tosNew York passed through CtssslshA on
s-Sesusdayyfssist - with sasfpulire l1betrels
o. henr. SfsII .k5aSIA~52
-ThackeraY used 70 say that the "Sor-
rows Of WertAst'h ~ss really the drolless
book Of the century, and yet oil Eorops wSpt
: over j. the frat fsw years aAer ilplppslrhcs.
Y --rhe Toledo Library Association adver,
tises . good list If lectpsers fee this winter. :,
Among theIF 80 Charles Ssih6er, Dr.. Issac'
T. Hayes, 7. W. Higginson, President Fsir-I
field, Anna E. Dickinson, HsdsyVIseent md
f. P. Whipple.
A. W. sParkars, sskaisk0 Of the Oiio
Farmer, died anddsnly in CleyslaaA on the
Goth. De va born in Vsemont ia 1911, snd
came 70 Ohio in 1881. Before his connec-
ton with the 0Ats Fsesser he had been con.
nected With the Cleveland AdcsFttegs and
the Western Reesfvs Chronicle. 55~
Five hundred buahels OF good corn were
raised on 1ittN more dian six acres OF
ground on the site o. this Old Confeisrate
prison, on Johnson's Island.
Mansfield psspls have given lot of land
worth $lS,0 600, and losusd Ia, O0s "a ) man
ufactnring company. Cresttins Mi Uons
something handsome for The same object
-,Royai ]. Sprague, juss elected. Judge Of
the Supreme Court of California, FORMERLY
lived at Zanesville, where he read law. and
married daughter of the late Isdga 6lock-
som. ~ -fs &y
H l.. Kline, OF Chillicothe, hasa cherry
tree, procured from the stock Of Adens, ffty
years ago, which measures ten and half feet
in circumference, six feet from the gyound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

sWINrEa MANAGEMENT OF Hods. Cole,
mars Ra-al World says: There II perhaps
no season of the year when western hogs are
- badly managed as in the winter. It 10
u very common mistake for western farmers TO
suppose that because o hog is . hog, he can
stand any kind ofheaiment and, pet yield
large prof. to his owner. 1t is no uncom-
mon thing for the poor animals 10 be turned
into the street or road to shit for themselves,
without partcal Of bedding or better except
the frozen ground in some fence corner, and
q very small allowance of feed carelessly
thrown in the mud, under tho impression
that il is q pleasure, or at least no displeast
ure. for dirty hog to be obliged to root in
the cold mud, up to his eyes, for bis scanty
meal. Is this reasonable? Think Of it, farm
ers, and if reason does not satisfy you, try
taking your breakfast from six to eight
inches below the surface Of the mud, some
cold morning, and try sleeping on the ground
in the fence corner some night, With the Their
mometer below zero. I presume you viii not
want to repeat either experiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16
Great Lode DlsooveFeA-A Row 81
MinsFAf Cavss Entered.
From the Dubuque Tines.l q

s ; /.
During the last few days Mr.. VIM, Kelly
has discovered an immense body Of miasral
r.-os rsthsr FIVE Immense hodim, ~ Of which
which lsada to M4se dBsR 81 buts ! u 6sus-
ton Of the lower drift of the shaft from which
so much mineral has heen raised. during the
pasttwo years, eosh6 weeks sinda Mr.. Kelly
became Convinced Met then were leaves
ahead Of tke ereSic6 1t which they were
then working. Without saying even word
as to is.object, he eommeneedz drifting and
crawling. Abonttwo hundred feet from the
shalt eastwardly, he broke through into the
first " cave, = vhrh isei9hs.ddn fat long,
about twenty fest high, seeA asenS 4ens or
twelve ket wide. Fsosa'tAS vaila aad eap-
rock Of this cave, mineral protrudes in great
chunks--it sticks out everywhere. The cave
narrows to crevice again, and through this
Mr.. Kelly crawled, end reached another cave
Of nearly the same dimensions as the former.
And here is mineral agsin-aboye, around ),
beneath. An experienced surveyor Of mines,
who has surveyed some Of the greatest lodes
ever discovered here, says that the show -
in these caves 10 tho largest 40 sver saw. At
least one million pounds of mineral is in
sight. Then there are. '.chimneys y full Of
II besides, and itcrops out NIL along the tar
row crevice.e ~ sKstf As
One would think there was mineral enough
already discovered to satisfy miner. But
no; Mr.. Kelly crawled through another mr.
row crack" till he came TO the 'scaye Of
caves" There is no estimating the mineral
in this place The cave is nearly two hund.
red feet long and twenty-one feet high-&he
exact width we did not learn, these things
have been kept dark-though it is quite vide.
The eaden wealth fairly glltters everywhere
in this cave. '0ne can't pick up stone for
the lead, was the remark made by one who
has ctawled to il. 1t is estimated that con,
siderably over q million Of. pounds. Of snineral
is in sight here. East Of these are two other
caves, OF the extent Of which we know moth.
ing, but it is said that they are both very
richly stored with ore. Ofcourse il i. use
less to attempt to compute the valus Of these
discoveries, but we do believe an offer of
$4,000 would be smiled at by the owners
of the lease-the Kelly estate and Messrs
Waters 4 Coates. Three other pariiea are
said to have . rent interest along the line Of
the crevicesand cavee, and enc Of them has
refused goodly sum for his share.
Amer all, Kelly's Bluff 10 nothing but
mound Of mineral, covered with dirt slightly.
And who knows but thst half dozen other
bluffs about here are in the same fix. Let
somebody go for en- il
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

1rua saa als.r AUGUST ss4A, 1sn, Essss vsn isass
vao iSs';;ssH III !: x xsD ;iH
By Nv. York INNS nom uni0. Dsr6s
1.9O A. =. ExPrsss Asil, ROC DsAhirk, tsan.
days - ssptsdr ..ops \ salasaaea to4Sa -
and connects It Horne1lsviils and Corning With
:ss sse |. !. n.prs'; y, n.ti = or puaAle
a,sS r 7. Lishtaiag Exprsss, non sails
manea, tsunda,s excepted. stops 1t Hornelle
os ssEs "a arrive. i Il ~. y. Y q
SIS :: |. S:w x... ..sa,. ..,.:::.. =. -.
an essG, sd srr IN Nv YEA 4 Is IS
~. for Boston and New Rnslsnd Nass.
FsssO r = Cineinness Express, fton Dan
hirk, lsusaays e.ospssa, ssoes - Salamanca q
Ills p. u, nd conn<css at Hognslisviiie With
theIt.7op N Train from Buffalo, arriving In Esw
York u 3:2o r. n.
pot cor. kxchsaEs snd MlchnA Aers~esis u
SIS a: z: Esw rsrs Peg ms5sssss !sa.-
m 6onn.cis ss Great Bend viii nslsssrs, Isek.
With Midnight Exprsss Ttais Of nv Jsss, Haii.
road isr PhiIadslphis, esltinors - NasA!seson
M ,ss..,: 81 n T..
ern Central RAILWAY for Harrisbars. Phil.dsaphia
S.9o p. n. Lfghtning Dxpress, (sandays
cepted) Stops At uorneilsv{ ie SIS .. N. fsup.l
and arrives in New York TOO = m. Connects at
Jersey City with Morning Expres. Train Of New
and Il New York With Morning kxpssss Train Tor
Boston and New England Citi-s.
90 r N. New York NtgAt Exprsss,
DAILY. Gtcps = PortAgs ~ 3. n. fsup-) utter
sn .aS rh rs Sc fJsi Il AS
llS6 r. N. Cincinnati ExprssA, s(suadsys
excepted Stops at susqu-hsnns 1880 N. (Bkfte
York at SIS a. Coanects at Rirssra With
Northern Central Railway for HAsrtshure, Pkila
dslphia, Baltimore, Washington and pointa Sosfh,
AZ Crest B@nd With Delaware, LAckawanna !
adelphia and At Nsw York With Aft<sDeoa Trains
and steamers for Boston and New England Cittes
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo u
$40 .. m and reaching New York at f23o .. m,
BosfoE AND EHw ENGLAND PassHsaEns, with their
Baggage, transferred frN Of chJos In New York
a2To pleasure travellers tn. line OF this ESfe Railway
presents many objects OF interest pAssnG through the
beautiful valleys of the Chemuus snsquehanna, Della
wars sud Nanape rivers changing panorama of
of natures beauties commando attention.
TER BEST VENTILATED MosY Luxrayous elnp-
rxa CoacHEs AS-IN THE WORLD - accompa-
ny all night treins on this railway.
BAGGAGE CRECKED THROUGH,
And fare al1ay, as iose b. any other Rosk
TAsK FOR TICKETS VIA EsIE RAItwAY.Ia
Which can b obtained at all Principal Ticket
oficss In the West snd sosth West.
n. RIDDLE, WIN. n. BARR,
Gen1 sup't. Gsn1 Pass. AS't
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The White Pine Compound.

1T early in the spring u ~ Nat this se0pcund
Was originated. msmhw ~ ny hufly va a11cted
With an irrtst1oa " the throat siesnaa viii ediea
grs.ats eongh. had nrsons nosths previous thought
that Preparation having fof IL ass tAs tds bark Of
white pine might - - co0pouaeed y bc vey nsefal
In diseases Of As threa4 sad iuneA 10 tst the vA1s
Of 10 the cas1 alluded small qusn
tty Of the msdcse that hAd bSsA plannns, and gavs
gratifying Within two days tbs irritation Of tbs thras
was removed, the cough sabslded md spsedy ~
effected. Coon Aftsr this sent spne 70 lady In Lon.
donderry, N. H., Who bad been suffering 5b9 vsoks
raised mucls strsaksA with blood. NE nun1 ~
lief and seut fos She took about ten ounces d
It, and eetNe3l. ]. B. Clark, Esq, editor Of the Man.
chester Daily Mirror mads trial Of the prepara-
ton In the case Of cold snd cured mmsdi-
atey. Hswas highly pleased With the results, and
fore the public that he finally perspaded to
name and send II abroad 70 benefit the vaGerine In
November, 1885, FIRST advertised 1t under the name 81
White Pine Compound. In two yesra from that time
hundred dollars worth, where il took the lend tie
eopEh remedies ia the markek audit still main tains ths
poettpa Nhere good for this IL ID very otk.
iae aud healing In Its natare is warming to the seh
ash I'D psasant vithal 10 the taste and
ckeAp. E 81 F8
4 - rsmsiy for tidnsy complaints the wkibe PiAs
Compound stands unrivaed 1t Was not originated icr
that purpose but person in using IL for cough
not only cured of the cough but Vas Also cufet 81
kidney difficulty OF hen years standing since thet
cidenta discovery Thousands have used 1t fof th
same complaint, aud have been completely Cared,
The abevt wss written by rr. Poland In 1850. eit!s
then, asfn Aanchcstsr, ths Whits Rhs Compound kss
taken the lead Of all Cough reAedios we'll prepa
ration for the OF Kidney dicutisa. Ia every city
town, village and hamlet throw ghont the New Hngland
gtstes.
Thi. remedy safe and pleasant TO take II u
eetpAl Il x ri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

TIvHfs Is to sivs notice that the 9Th N Of Nov
II A. d, 1867. q warrAnt Ia bankruptcy rsa Issued
sesisst the esate o. stephen p Harvey Of NJ fasa
Henry County, end State u Iowa, Who hss bsen ID
nest ofNny dEbn sne 6slwsy Of AAyEeu1&s1 bstls1.
Tag to s1rh DAsGsspa, 20 hi1 or ~ ~ ~ ssdths
That meeting Of the creditors said bankrupt prove
their debts aud to choose sEnecs Of his
taes viii be held the Court Of bankruptcy, TO b
holden at tbs se0 ofths RAie6k unAruptcy, In the
city Of heokuk Iowa, before John Bruce, Register,
the 10Th day Of December, A. n 1861, q 10 elock
g, w. CLARK. u $50
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Notice IL Bankruptcy. :

YSHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
= tbs stAd day Of November, A. D. 1850, varrAAtia
Prssse, OF Eeokuf, Lee c,nnty, and State q Iowa,
who has been ejndscd bankrupt bis own pc.
uten. Thai tie payment Of any dshts sud detvsry
Of any property belonging to such banhrnpt to him
for his and the assisr Of IN, property BY him.
Il forbidden " ia~. Thas anseting Il ~ creSi-
choose more assignses Of his sssate will b.
held II Court d bankruptcy, to be holden at tho
Registers Ofce In Keokuk. Iowa, before John rruce
Esxiatsr, the lsth dry Of DsssalH, ls67 q 10
o'clock An.
q. ". CLARK, U.sM Fw
NeEi&dln2nn q. p. \ ElfenM 0eAnfx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

TuyHIs Company being = HOME INSURANCE. CON-
FANNY, commends II particularly To tne citiseus 0
Iowa. Insurance made Buildings ofall kinda, Fur
niturs. Plate, Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
Goods sud Merchandise 10 or trapsls vh.4hs,
b. Ocean, Lake, River, Rail Wagon,
Insurance taken at the favorable ratss sud lo
- promptly eGtusted.
DfRECTORS
=. r. BOWER, Orr. y. Bower 4 %.
WM.PATTRR8ON, OF Patterson 4 Tinabsgmau
EDWARD KrLBoURNk, Lessee K Nj. P. 4 N, r b.
O. PECK, ofCsdy Peck,
Jas. n. sHkaLEf, Late ofCox shelley.
4. I. C0NNADL1 OF ConpAbls 3 enyth.
b. L0yE, Pres't First National Bank.
WM. A. BROWNkLL, or Bvowpeli Bro.
smith aAMILL, 0fe Hsmiil D Co.
OrF7CKRG
, BOWER, President L. Adams, Berrstsry
SHELLEY Vice Pres't L0vK, Treasurer.
aprl-d RI GTLLMoRe Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

A. ". Parferss psbaiskk6 Of the Ohio
Farmer, died snddsnly in Cleyslaa1 ON fhe
Soth. Hew born in Vssmont 10 1871, md
came 70 Ohio in 1881. Before his connsc-
tion with the 0hte Fsvsser he had been con.
nected With the CbevslandE Advertiser and
the Western Ressrve Chronicle. D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

H. L. Kline, OF Chillicothe, has cherry
tree, procured from the stock Of Adena, fifty
years ago, which measures ten and . half feet
in circumference, six feet from ths gsoaad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

On Saturday, the Sothl Of November, 1867,
viii cell .s pnblie suetion 1t the Court House In
keoknk, Lee County iunAs commanding ct 10 o'clock
m lots one, two thrse, four. nve and IL in bloch
one hundred and and Lots seven Amt nine
four, In Re6kuk -
Tssms-0AsH. Ths lots are wen situated. s.d vary
''''f-''s e 'a'''''s s''Rs'ss x~Asskn.
novo-os0vso Trustee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-08-31
Aug II
Registrat

The Board Of Registration tnr the Fnari Precinct
Orangehrg District. will commence and continue
its duties ns follows: &
AT Fort Motto. Tuesday and Wc,lncsloy, September
I'D anil fourth.
The Board will also continue in Session
:" Ell:p''s or fT;-iay and saturday. September 9th
hnd'7th.>~ = ft
At Jamison's on Monday md Tuesday, September
9th and 10Th
At Cedar Grove OH Wednesday. September lth
At Fort Motto, on Thursday and Friday September
18th and 18th.
AS the whole duty must I've performed iy the first
of October. the h""ks will be closed the 2, Of
September. i'll order to comply with Paragraph
NlX, General Orders M. 65, Headquarters Second
Military psiric.. giving ample line for r,l'c in
spcction and revision nf ,he lisis
All persons qualified to under the provision.
of the Act. Of Congress, passed March 3D. lsG7,
Entitled Act to provide for the moro efficient
government Of the rebel States" and the several
Acts supplementary thereto are invited 10 appear
before the Board of Registration
The hours Of sitting will be from q 4. NJ to :; r.
NJ
The final Sessions for revising the Sts will he held
as follows:
AT Knoit's Mills on Monday and Tuesday September
10Th and Eth.
At Zciglcr's Store ON Wednesday and Thursday.
September 18Th aud 18th.
At Elliot's on Friday and Saturday Scncmbcr
10Th and DIST.
At Jamisons on Monday and Tuesday September
25d and 2Ith
Al Cedar Grove Oh Wednesday and Thursday. Sep
tcmbcr 18th and 10Th.
At Fort Motto on Friday and Saturday. September
9th and 18th.
GEO. W. STURGEON.
Chairman Of Board Of Registration.
Fourth Precinct, OrnpSe,nrg District.
an. IL xii im
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-08-31
The Weather and the Crops.

Furthc: reports; especially fr*m lower s.,
Matthews, Indicate serious damage to CottY.
from the cuu,iaucd rains 4 friend in that
sccts"a> whc hrd tale in Cl,arl,>tes i!st year
on the .ssta OF August, ssys t!.at the prospect
is aaHcs sserc aaE.vcraalc with him this y,a,
Ehe toen@ have fallen "r considerably, the
rust has appeared in the fields and the rain
works about half the day. and the Ih,nls only
the other half. Dnt Corn is made, and Rice is
doing its very best, while Peas. Potatoes and
Slips '.s ars %poA the whole doing we'll
In ether SECTIONS, there has been sa.s dam
agcfop p Cottop :ape w:cexnect goel rc.sr.s from
the crop i'll general
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Registration,

The final Sessions for revising The lists Of Regis
traton for the 2l Precinct, will he held as follows
at Lcwisvlllc con Monday and Tuesday. September
2d nnI 3,l.
AT Club House ON Wednesday and Thursday Sclern-
ber 4th and ltl,.
Al Foglc's on Friday and Saturday, September 9th
and 7ih.
AT Bookhart'sL son MONDAY and Tuesday, September
4 9th md 10th. -
At Washington Seminary Oh Wednesday and Thurs
day. September llih and l2,h.
At Avingers on Friday AMI saturday. Scptcnbc,
: 18th and 18th.
All qualified persons who have no, yet registered
arc then nvitc,. to 60 so.
GEO. II. CORNEI.SON
Chairman Uf Eoard OF Registration
Second Precinct Orangvb,rs District.
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Registration.

The Board OF Registration for the Third Precinct,
Orange''rg District. will commence .;nL continue
its duties f,lluws:
N Eastc''in Mills. nn Thursday Friday aud Sa;
nrdny. 18th. lth and l1il ir>s.
Al corbc,svillc on Monday. Tuesday anl wc,lnc--
day, l?'' 2;'ilI anil 2lst msts.
At Rorics. On Thursday. Friday anil Saturday I'D.
.,3d aud :,it!, insts.s
At Sncy's or Tylcr's an Monday. Tuesday anil
Wednesday. 2'i,h, .7t!, anil !Sih ns;S
AZ Browns, On Thursday, Fri,lny nml Saturday.
29th, :nl AMI 3ls insts
At Gil, ~ Monday, Tuesday a;,sI "Wednesday.
2n'l. 3rl nnd 4h Of September
As ihc whole duly mist be pcrrorl..' by III" Isl
OF Oc","r. the Books will be closed On tlr i,l Hr
September i'll nrrler 4" cnmr;y with paragraph XIX
General 'r'lr'r 80. G5. Headquarters Second Mill
ta'y District giving rnlp'r ;,nc :o: iil" .i$pcc-
,iSD a.i'l revising ui iic l:StS
". g. BALDWIN,
tllafs,an of Eautd of Registration.
rangrburg District
.ingl1 I III
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-08-31
Apples.

Some time since, we had occasion to notice
some very prolific Apples, Of the Curtis variety.
Maj. j. J. SAlLEy has kindly remembered us,
and presented us with basket of the ripe fruit,
embracing this and other kinds. all oflcicious
flavor AInj S. we understand, is establishing
q nursery. such as he had before tic war and
his reputation is too we'll established in the
culture Of fruits, to need any culogium from us
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-08-31
New Advertisements.
s@~ See Citation by the Ordinary.

say" See Citation by the Ordinary.
fa~ Wild Grapes lN1uscadino) wantSd. See
advertisement. saa @ fSss III
bs- WantcdAA g5od Fe1naic Cook SEQ
Advertisements. Sf{-s .Sss B5SI< ].
bag- See Notice Of Eureka Chapter Npy1a,
r.. AM.
/, q bay- Sec Notice to Dobtols ;anpd Creditors df
the Estate of JAMES NJ. SrockRn deceased =
Ray- Persons wishing their cotton gins put
in good order, would do we'll to GALL oh Mr.. u.
NJ FIELDER. Sec advertisement. {, ,s >, =
har In FquIity.7yyNlotiee to Creditors Of
the Estate qfGaosaD&.MSexAfade deeeassl.5 J
pa We would call attcn,io ion Of our readers
to the advertisement of DR.. Il. j. OL1vERos,
who has for sale full supply of Quinipc, Nor
phinc, and other Standard Medicines, which
he engages to sell, wholesale and retail, at
Charleston, prices. The skill and experience
Of DR.. OIlvERos, and the courteous attention
of Mr. SnrNGLER, his Assistant, are too we'll
known to the public to require further notice,
p6~ Rev. A. L. D1cksoN's Home School
for Boys will open, for its Fall Session, on
Mbnday next. This Academy presents "a very
fine opportunity to our country friends for
giving their sons all the advantages of Il good
education, without sending them TOO fur from
home. We think that good Board may be OBJ
taincd at reasonable rates. and we trust many,
outside the Town. will patronizc this excellent
Institution.
HsSF Dns SITuLERs NEW DRuu, SToRE@
We congratulate our old friend, the Doctor, on
his scntry into his 6ne new store. on Russell
Street opposite sAIessrsr Bull & Scoyill9 Our:
readers will find, OH paying him visit, that
his entire Establishment is fitted up in the
neatcst style, and that his Stock of Medicines
crbraces eyerything desirable for icuratiye
purposes in the whole Orthodox Pharmacy,
with all the most approved Patent Medicines
of the day We wish him all success May
his customers be speedily cured by his hcdi-
cihcs; and may he never have to take any of
them himself NR,t<>,.
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Registration,

The BOafd OF Registration for the tifsi Precinct,
its duties follows:
AZ BranchvillcS on Monl"y, Tucsdny and Wctlncs-
+ Eday,; 18th, 18Th and > fth :nsts.
At Rowc's Pump, on Thursday, and Friday, 18th
|, 10th nsts !, 59 #s
AT .Feldcrs'. on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
, 18th, 10Th aud 10th insts.
At Dairs Four 1Iolcs.) OH "Wednesday 4 and Thurs
tey, 2ls' pml;22'l insts. IN ircer
AT Griibhs ,un Friday d,i Bntnrduy, 2.d onsil oil
insts-
AT 'orahgeburft!H t!Hi oil SIon'ny, rdeillny elne.-
Y dqyand ;TA"ysdaey 2ah 9th, sshard '.ath ins,s.
AS the whole duty miist be performed by the first
Of 6cobcn0ths hooks 5will be closed on the l4th of
September in order to comply with Paragraph XIX,
General Order No. Us, Headquarters Second Mill.
tary Distrlc' giving ample time for public inspcc-
tion and revision of the lists.
All pcrsh,is qualified to vote mM,lcr The provisions
of the Actso of Congress. passed March ID. 1867
Entitled i'm .,ct to provide Tor the more efficient
government of the rebel States and the several
Acts supplementary thereto are invited to appear
before the Honrl for Hcgist,ation
The hours Of sitting will lie from \. NJ, to3 T.
Due notice will be given Of the si,tings Of the
Doard for the final revision of lets
j.. j. EADZINSKY, NJ. d.. u. D. $.
Chairman Of Board of Registration
f,}Hii ! First Precinct, Ornngcburg District
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THIRD PRECINCT.
FOURTH pREClNT.
The Southern Presbyterian.

This. is one Of the most ably conducted re-
ligious periodicals in this State or, indeed, in
the South. Wo have always welcomed it as
one of our best exchanges, and commend it to
the notice of our readers. 1t is published at
The Theological Seminary Building. in Colun-
,bia, by Mcssrs. JAMES WooDRow g. Co. I; and
the subscription price is s-t.O0 per annum. 4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
Orangcburg District.

STNTE OF SOUTH FAKOLINA, ,u,..:
Oangcburg District. 'o"
by p. a. McMIcIIAEL Esq, Ordinary.
WHEREAS, John II. Pooscr hath made suit to me
to grant him Letters of Administration of hc Estate
and effects of l Scclcy deceased.
These are therefore to cite and almonsh oil and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
H. Scclcy, dcccasd. that they he and appear before
me- in tho Court of Ordinary, to he held at Orange
burg C. H. on the 9Th lny of September next, after
publication hereof, nj IL ,cock in the forenoon ia
slcw cause if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not he granted.
Given mm'lcr my hand this twcniy ninth lay of Au-
gust Ammo pomiui. 1867.
/. y. McMlCllAEI., Q. O. D.
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School Notice.

The Exercises Of Miss CELINA NJ EVANS Pri-
mary School will be resumed on Monday. the I'd of
September, at the same place heretofore, in the
rear Of the Rantist Church. two doors from White
i.lorc's Factory.
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