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II appearing to nay satisfaction that Lewis Hors..
or ain Mary linascrrss- mifsyScscnsnnts in this.
ease arc "''lrl;t from nG,l gcsls sit,trhc limits
"i this state mi Ih"'ioii at AIrs:ts. llu,-onS Ls-
Enre, roWplnn",:s Solicitors ii is ordered thar asd
dcmrr ,o,hc com, h;rialits sil lHli thin fory
days icm tir publication uf this order, OF am ordqrs
pro c"nitsso viii hccn!t.c,l at,iist ilicni.
e%GSnSsignsg7 Grn;,sI;r D. N;:sMisnNs s
Il Jan. n, lS67. il) )iifislI'as i'' EssHis5ih M
sept xii aGl 4
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y story of the Texan War of Independence, by one
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A splendid OPPORTUNITY

a PROFITABLE AND SAFE INVESTMENT.
TOO ACRES OF LAND, situated on the Bull
IOO Swamp Road, within the Corporate Limits
of Orangeburg s. c., being part of the Estate
Lands of j. }. Andrews deceased, will he sold in
Lots varying In size from
5 to 90 ACRES,
to suit purchasers, U.s.
A Plat of the entire Tract will be made BY
competent Surveyor, lnid off with Streets, &c. Al
the whole viii be Sold mt Public Outcry, on III
Land itself, by Lots, to the Highest Bidder, for
Cash, on the
e,-,a 25TH DAY OF DECEMBER
,9c1tsA
d VEN %i',',ji Executor.
oct til
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The following reports wore received aud

adopted ----.----
On Education and Church Literature. ).
On On Ministerial Minister Aid'(I n fa' "A
On Sunday Schools.
Or. ColSdd Population; Il ~ -!
On the State 6f tic Church. , : { :
On Circuit and Parsonage Boundaries.
On motion Of Rev. j ohm Morris, Rev. w.
G.. Connor, Chairman of the Committed on.
Education and Church Literature, was re-
qucsted To- visit the Darlington! District Com
feronce, and solieitlaid for AYtoford College J
: EVENING SEssIoN.-Rcv. w. G.. Connor
moved that the report on Boundaries be amend
ed, by recommending that Al Station, Zion
and Bethel Churches, ibe included in ST.
Georges Circuit If making them Mission, as
the Annual Conference may decide.
Cattle Greek Camp Ground, Orangcburg and
Indian Fields Camp Ground were put in noui-
nation as inviting the next District Conference !;
whcreupon Orangcburg was selected by bare
majority.
painted to investigate the claim, said 10 be due
Mrs. Jenkins, Tor the District Parsonage. Ehc
Following were the committee: lu.
Jas. Stokes, Ben. Pooscr, J. T. Riley
On motion of DR.. Il. W. Bates, secondcdlby
Rev. j. II. Picket, it was resolved, that Rev
W. G. Connor bofurnishcd with n copy of the
minutes for publication and that the Sccrcta-
ry be requested to furnish the Southern Chris
TIA" Asl'oeqte with a copy Of the reports from
the different committees =
On motion of Rev. Wms Carson, the thanks
of this body were rendered to the people Of
Cattle Creek, for the handsome hospitality cx-
tended to the members of the Conference !;
which was passed by unanimous rising vote
There being no further business, the Con-
ference adjourned, with the doxology and bcnc-
diction by the Presiding Elder ~
BIC, HARD, Secretary.
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Also
:. ..,--..--r,,~-x<szrs.- aESzossssH~Fs.r--
!. u. V. jafnlsoh, c@pt,d Bill to
~. F1reclose
~ Jno.i D. 1nubinct. ~ Entrai V Vt't'g.aIE T..

+ ~ Jn0.lD. lnabilct.l u o)s"f 81 altgsfg Z.
!, At the same time and place FIVE hundred iatfes
(5vU; mt:c or less OH Bulls Branch bounledby
laus of 3. H. Aoorcr s. g! Fnir, csfate of r. ]. H.
FsGer 4. j; y bowman, and i ,iInabipet- III
Of suit l'ahnce oni ilst dny of january A.iD7lsGS,
secured by bond with personal security and mort
gage of premises to the raymenr 0f THE pur-
chase money -Inrchascrs 4to-pay-isr -lapcrs and
/ L. lS'l7'' 7'''p III ii p;,> 8, f3gad yra IN
z, !; - ALSO Also .7aa 10 dish
.,'Re 'SH, :: vs. Simmons Ill roFigf53gg. Fi!! 3g air
john I"" ll' lpnnF. p"9 !. lMapiEtapsg .i,iw
~ sime time and rlnce, two hundred, anl rcven-
y-twoacses moro orless. inifhc ,iIid Sfafc
aforesaid. on waters. OF Bull Swamp. bo,u,lcd by
la'ts Of u. M. Harley. W, l!toktr, Henry Gisscn-
damncr and Gcori,s Livingston. od -y,sIa .sEsYT
Tcrms-Onc lnlf cash. nn.' haIanec on ~ credit Of
one year sct'icT IS bcm.l with irrcs, from date
and mortgage of ticflnnl.9 fl'tthhsrr to pay for
papers AMI revenue stamps. Purchaser failing to
chniiE with terms of sale. The Commissioner will
sell I'c 1a an,!S y, te sale dry i,rxts s,cdccainR
affhtrisk OF Former purchaser.
H."'.nis,iSnsrs : o'G'cl HvaD'v JaMlsoN..''''
,i,ss '';,"Fssis H. II af5 y ,ti tGis'HqM u
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In Equity.

UKNNHEBUI{GT' 'DISTKICT:
Jno, F. Bonnctt, Admr Of q 7 ~ ie af
W. g. w. Pou, }i
vs. Bill for Injunction and Relief.
F. II. w. nrigg,nann and others, "''-'' -
Creditors md Distributes 9ntet @rmiilp' 4dt'l
Pursuant to an order, in this case; al persons hav-
ing demands against the estate of W. GIN. Pou.
deceased, will prove them before me within three
months from this dateso or they will be debarrcd
payment and any indebted to tho .sarne will
make payment. .liord q rnat' 41HT''H ~ ''Hi
Commissioners Office, , ". D. v.JAsiIsON, '"npi
Orangeburg c. III. t, Il Commissioners. NJ,
AuS H. 1867 XII eom-3
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In Equity

: ORANGEBURG@D DISTRICT.-
a. G. Collier, Almair; Estate tloff' looff' az SSH
Edward W. Eascrn, o:--
vs.. Bill for ylpjnaG,iea aud Relief
Caroline Easterlin, ct al
Creditors and Dstrbutecsa S~sst~ a't' ;sSs
Pursuant to order in this case NH prrsona hay
ing demands against the Estate Of EDW'p w. E;ASs "a
TERLlS, deceased will prove them before me With
i'll three montis from this date, and any one
cd to The same will make payment
co'n%ssioncrs oaes, NV D. y.JAMIsoN,. 4 -se&
orangcbnrSC H., s. c., Commissioner.
Aug II. 1867. Jttii MI IL Lam @fH'I
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangeburg District.anii 5 rkitatio'

by T. A. McMICHAEL Esq, Ordinary. - I.
WHEREAS, V. ID. V. Jamison, Commissioner in
Equity, hnth made suit to inc to grant him LctterA
of Administration of tho Estate and effects OF b.
Scccy, deceased. ''hs a'i" '".''i
These arc therefore to cite anu admonish all ana
singular the kindred and creditors Iof the said
3. Seclcy, deceased, that they be ami appear before
me- in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Orange.
burg e. H. on the 18th day Of Nov. next, ,afteP,
shcw cause if any they have, WHY shc said ailuinis.
tration should not he granted,
Giyenunder my land'iliis sovcnta t'i.g Of. 0ctn,
her, Ammo pamiyi, 1877 ii i7atr'93
T. y. McMICHAEL, o: a, y.
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Woffford Golieae.

c,:AETASnrrG G. H.. s0rrI CAROLINA.
- TIL" Frs Session Of the Fourteenth Collegiate
Year - rims on the Is; oco'rr 1861. The course
or sln.ly remains --'dhhnacd 'ni ii,c Faculty ncw
admit irregular students U. 'c' as ~'s- 10 '!"tc
particular stulics only. .,I,y ~ !.
Tie Preparatory School, under The Immediate
supervision Of the Faculty. opens 1T the same time
Tui'i"n per Year including. contingent fec S54 co
Board per month about - co
Ellis payable in advance in specie OF lis caniva!
lent in currency. ~ ..ii'r p
The Divinity School also opens at The same time
under the supervision of Rev. a. NJ. Shipp. d. u. .
Key Whiicfoord Smith, ID. H.. and Rev L. H. les
ter, \. VI. For further particulars address
y. ". SHlpp, President )
aus2i #
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aREGxsERATIoa.1n n nEW ORLEANS:

q 4 a, y s#.
The New Orleans Times; which has s,trenu.
ously advocated reconstruction under the; lave
of congress,* ,*compla nsearnestly OF The course
pursued BY Che registrars there. Ita saws tha <,
more than half of The white ecitizens fully quail.
fed under the law are t''td1 turned daG away while
every Radical who applies is immediately ac-
eepted and registered. Naturalizea citizens
are;not only required to produce their papers,
but toleave them,with, the registrars, with q
very dim prospect Of ever getting them back.
Ola citizens Who have lived ii The cry quar-.
terof . century are turned, III away because they
have been, ntsome-remote period of their lives,
School Directors Or Aldermen undera The citvy
government, and are suspected Of having sym.
pathized With thsrebellien. Butfsswi! naturali4ed
citizens are registered on anyterms; except that
Of adherence the Radicals That virtue Vii,
purge Al vices. Renegaass; who fought il tie
Confederate ranks AZ and DESERTED when the
cause 1a became desperate and .joined the Rad;-
g. cals-eyen - some wko7were punished bv RnA,er
and, Banks ~ their rebcllious exceases Nh
who possessed TIE Disqualification 81; h.,in !
held Federal or State Offices, preyions ,n..l,s
war, are admitted Rithdut duisa.
'tions ::Aldesman Kxnsa, enso1d and so,;d ei a.
Ken who Hasa large and material inaareat ~
Tie welfare Of Nav Offeahs; ;emptea un.uo.
csssfuiy thianss voter recentlS
III the. Distri He offered foi ifake fha
prescribed oath-which sindssd is LII s:tbat
should be required tor these vie, a.::w,orthily
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! TI-'IHg% - ~ OfF1CE EOtiCTTxsTx2EASURY, Ot
puB11c NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN Tsya TSr 3 a9ST ni,r
following licenses hsve been prepnref
io1: delivery ffons ths Qtaee :sa gsTAoMAs,
$50 + Bs Il 0vaaaas e AassJ ana dsene 8
cry cou,set asssabLe That from land after the 6rst AZ
saa seeeas N 70 se sss
nov offoe !ntslatton Sars d1ays ana seoas 1esea
Hulnbce Gialo AID marked ,na4 aS Son n
SEE g Ne possea sb.h tae q sss satsn =
any bond under the Ordinances ccrl,,atnin0 n
sna1 for carfa dra wagone: and other eatraseoe nm
: sx s. The following shan hereafter IS he taAs a.
ncGnsSs 1oE pnhhe and czrts draya fHaeona
nsnd1g n e horsea er mnlea Hsed thereof whioh shs
Pua1Ic oAH1s DHA7s, ETC, TanzH Enepro1rn nr lrv
BUsnk1se w1zAIEvx1 SoH HIRE pr1FcT on r,Tntevcn :
For every dzay wagon. drawn By one horse q
S2s eyssey ssy car dzsy two horses OF
y For eSssy aaes and WIN t~o neels TO-:
Is s,ssx - &c 81 g ennabus exes me onnn,bus
ssRoG ,.ns g - snntbus
e 81 .ao d sdss ,ot.is ;qss
Tss sis: ss sass rasen
4 Il ,aa csats zn1' fn1zaEz x.asz mzAx,1 ..
81 ssas sssa 6 sss5ss 80 e sa e. 60 s.
s$ss ssSs 80 assssiz e .sz g
,ss ss:
3 l; sssik Isss.s
X sst IL.
81 isznasy 3, sss1TH, cuss II Gbuunen NJ
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take that oath ard liable TO prosecution for
perjury-but the registrars would not, accept
s .sssr e s,y ssasns ss,
registrars exbeed their duty when they prevent
such men as Alderman KAISER, and Others.
from registering, and for 50 gross and partisan
denial Of justice they will assuredly be held
responsible. -: -. -. -.
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-C II AR LEST ON,
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY. 2, 1867.

J, ,,,...-.-,t.., PAY UP. -:
:, We are sending out at present, q great mum
Der Of bills for. subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, viii have the kindness j, to
make prompt remittsancss, a, great many Of
these accounts have been standing for. a year
and more, and tits absolutely necessary now
that they ghould be paid s'..-..
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IF O r. SALE,

ENOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT ;OF DEPAR.
~ TURE from the city, the stock aud interest In
an established FLoUk, HAY AND GRAIN STORE, do-
ing safe and paying business; Is situated in best
psoprtetor, JOHN b1NNs, No.2ls East Bay. /: =.
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April u
ID. o ST.
S TO LE NJ.

STOLEN FROM MY PREMISES, ON THE
NJ night Of the 18th nit, . lot Of SILVER TABLE AND
DHssEAT SPOONS, LIABLE FORKS AND DESSERT
Fokhs and other 1te1s-mo=t!y all very heavy and all
Engraved =. h D. ANY one giving Information tor the
recovery OF the above, will be nberaiiy rewarded by
LEVY l. DRUckER, No. 213 Meeting OF No so5 King
street seeees-4 g.,j stt9 sf.r,f y !,..4 :. Fl Z, May :
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~ :oFzafE; gE. .RT 9E 4s7d, gA1EA1EoFR ReIIoE,
TME FOLLOWING ORD1NAFuE "a pIMmurn r1
l2 for the beneatofau whom It sasy toa,esrn11
c.B. ,s1aWALD.
Be i 0rdesed that from and ster the ant dsy .,
January every bezsoH keepng shop or store or
e R Rssa ns N ssns s.snas
sad s & her
me s:ys name and bo5pane Of eann naember the ann
ssssy oaaes e 2 aao
ssaa ssssR hse:,s e: ssRaSs Es . q
Ratified December & ls6l- CO. - .'F's
kara III ots,;.5s 75;dsa a5s,e,<r 2ot. ,sos
Ros1ota ass.sins slaal beputut such naan-
sss.sa ss ss s aa$ b :ss
ga ifs & s aeP e9s ,aa
-aSI while or axsd OF 1orra-
g eshazvsse th.a as hesan directed shan sa1.i
F. Sec e. no person parsons whosoerer slsn 6r tbs
or Pss saH z essSs 6 onss
goods or other articles or ery
sny ssa lsns ss1 box Se
1Sospavensnt within. the City. audet q penalty Of
asnty asss ~ nolasn for each and tor
vhc osence u eo1sa tas 81 foVidsd. oe so%. S
eves Nsue Masters sha be perInittet To- s1pose
eal q pubic to- taka room thsn
s fzoct q tesr respective yedue STORES xu to tho
distance 81 Rtx fest beyond thu game. '--
SO NO person Or pa1sans whdsoevsr; ahan suisar
any nre wood, Goals. goods wares, marchxuitse car
ages Of any descrtptaon any other stter OF hing
% nm he tha1n or consigned. TO lay Or
ane alley or within the City. m
tsst assn penalty % Iwo Aooss eq4a for every hour
yondthe 1bovs naentoned materials tor
auiidtng IN regard TO- which thc1 taow1g Resolutions
sha1 be observed namely When person persons
ahan erect or repair any house or other: buildtne
y1aa1 The &c cy x. BE- :se they ans4 1ass
Or public wky a. shan not exceed Hta nont Of tho
loe on which such TO Be erected nor extand
ssne ss ptsoas, on m ans1 ~ eao,ose .afaaent
!eaess 6 sx ef hAg tn order to depe within tho
dsach fesce :sgesnss with tns "a
800 81 toey ahaH the wcF be 0,isi,t
or Whenever the Mayor shn xealrs rs "a psin OF eors
1eaeng Two Dollars 'r hoaf fhas such ao or such
rnssaraab AeaQ afhaFHaE reznetA nraraoyed. snd an
Isn also e havine he sane removed a Ms her. a
: rYf
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:.EDU.CATlONAt.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
s---..,. t,s:- ..-ss .+s LADIES. .a.S. T
M RS JOHN .LAURENs, ASSISTED BY TIE REV
III ". B. W. HOWE, ct No Is Coming street. -
terM commencing October LIST, and end1rg July rBt
sor particulars apply as above s.4. ,-.l7.s,. \: .
T. October 1s " '''a:'' til
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;SHE hEVAbs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW
restores to happiness those who fon dolefil
syans sa:aaspnes crosses IN love- loss of
1anae aoas OF noney2&c., ;have become despondeut
sne ong thoaa long separated, ves ntor7ua
acn eonssing absent fous or lovers aoat oy
stolen property, tells you the buatress Won aa hest
dTaasa e paEsse ana 6 what Wi pe most saocess @ @
iol causes speedy nrrtages tells you tho very iay
yen VII marry the nanes likeness and chaE-
eoteftaacs % She reads your thoughts
nod by her afn1osa supernatural powers t dap
and a5 hidden aSe mysteries Of the Ne
pr Dominate IN the cona the aspects and
poanons OF the planets and heavens
ns the time Of birth, ahe dedqccs the f0Ia deaty It
az nsn FIJI r. net z gonaslr greatest Asoosss ON
haye 80 favorahleah opportunity. Consultation fse win
nHe1aess and MI destred niornaton, I'LL Ptes living
at dstance can consult the Madame By mail With esf
safe s snd ssstseaston 70 themseves, as p
1t &na written oct, with an nQutties N.
sered and likeness enclosed BY man TeEetpt q
anoSG The striosest will
ed; Rsfsfencaa br me uTnaahed thoss 'ds
airing theza Wrfte raatn1 dsyof tie month and
hair. .:S.t-s 5DI@ 5I d l''$S- '-'---; - - - -
;Addreas. "a aeadApAss;A A.sPERa1Go, $3.50;
,r.s,; IA ~ q RAAWER ~ sss.ggA1o, n:
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IN | HE FLOREN GE FAIR,

ih1E LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY: IN
- VlfE the public To FAIR which WILL be. held in
tue proceeds OF winch will bc devoted benevoans
)ecs Ihe ta1r will open on the morning OF l5th
~ CLOCK On the night OF tho 161 viii Il sories
OF tABLEAUA and CAAhADES; nj hit OF the l7tl,
aCONCE4hI. NO one neec stay AWAY OF being
imposed on. There will be no oLxrOkIION. No article
VIII De sold Tor mora than purchase elsewhere
Ie1ns OF Admission to tho Fair, rs Adrnssion
% ue 1aolex, 0o CENTS Admission the Concert 81
ccuu- III ..lI I.lN.53. .0 = A. f. BROWN,
@ =" ~ Secretary OF Ladils' Fair.
Apr2A ~ -. .5. .l l.s =. x. i,-- I'd, ... 22*
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LARGEST G1Eou1Ar1os ThS Lazy
Nevis ps5Ashes ehs. 06sciaA LdsshfG G Let
terssr eqsainisg t,ssg Posteaioe attts ia end
Of fseac1essoesS, agreea6ly to,&se JSsa's'::7:;:g
sectiaon<sef III Nea ostc6ce L1eo, as the
ne,0spdper haviing tie largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
sEcrIoN e. Ana oe L lse9 Of let
tors remaining uncaed Tor in any Postoce in city
town village where newspaper shall DO printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest rcuaon within range Of delivery OF tho said
o}hcO: ac=ss;SaiSi :;ssE: 71-.:;E;r":- al .:,
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T3W ORIENT, PART OF HOUSE NO. 26 PIN CFx-
u NEY street. the Rooms IN thorough repair.
1nere Is good cstern on tue lot. Apply the prcn
ees, f' n ft:t tES iEt : Anrji ~ n
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4 " l6assr
tsnnasy 81 5% y, q, ssHTH, Gs.s II Gouunrcs
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atest INDIAN raid vas at Guinneygrass, where
fhey.oek several persons. They come across the
I Aio 9, Hondo and return before we know tbey ara
here and as the English Government viii not al
low % to invade the soil Of Mexico thav sat ua ~
defiance 80 90 -, - 70 -
I = NORMAN va WARD has made proposal to the war
Dspaflnent- TO construct an .s-inch yiae w,,;ccb
shall stand Al the following tests OF Be
q failure; will FIRE sixty ponds Of nowder o,,d
four hundred pound shot: Then twentv ro,,,,a.
with thirty pound shot. Then he win exn1o5a- !.
eheil Gt the bottom Of the bore, then aha1 =
'suscassion ct successive! distances toward the
muzzle: Then he Will simultaneously explode ~,
bore filed with shells; and finally will FIRE th
pounds Of powder behind shell so fled IN tb I
bora rs; not to be forced out by Aring Of tbe
charge The cost Of the gun, mounted, to be
Among the private soldiers now on s1utv al II, Z
jackson BHFacks, below the city Of New OrIesns
y one p the name q SCHULTZ, Who served dnriu1
the 1asssar as Colonel Tan Illinois regiment and
1:s !esy1rg the service was breyetted tothe
Grade Of sBrigaSieT. F5nd1pg, sno Doubt, u charm
IN military hfe, be re-entersd the SERVES ana an.
aeted A as a a high priyate Buttere,s the rub. ~
anact q Congress, exoicesrss q the Units:1
satss ase permitted military occa aionsi iF
70 hrayaA
rank,. y therefore upon the next .vi,1 -
Presented the$cnriou1 nnonaly of. i Br;osaS;s,ss
ssar carried on tho same shoulder VIII ,n,,s,-..
WIN the inspected ontrank the inspector. 80
~ S4
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ITO RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. os
-. King STREET, with use OF tine gcstern. For
rlcther pattaculass, apply On the premises ~ j
April II M- la.% #"Y !Fi
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A -i}.sl =, =
1IuEch3Q

.ddreasss ss;;gs.. El;IADAsxE;H k,zPERSs1GO. E,
: t.s ~. t.;4. = z. o RaAWER ~ BuEg11o, n: Z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

ITO RENT, a NEAT RESIDENCE, OF
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pantry gas throughout Premises in per1ecI order. ad
situated in desirable porr,on Of tue city, Ample
kitchen and yard room. Apply at TELLS OFFICE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
D Z Z DE-

On Friday evening, the 10th inst., at his
late residence in this city, Hon. HENRY
JOSEPH HEARD, native of Charles
County, Maryland aged IS years.
Judge Heard had been a resident of our
city for many years. He came here from
the parish Of St. Martin, which parish, to-
gsther with St. Mary, he represented sew
eral years ago in the State Legislature, IN
Senatorial capacity, and with credit and
ability. He was also q member of tho
State Con ven ton of 1854, afterwards Dis
trict Judge for this District under the ad-
ministration Of Governor Hahn, and at tho
time of his death was . member of the
Police Jury of this parish.
He was kind hearted genial man and
good citizen, and his death is lamented by
large circle Of friends and relatives.
AT Tar Hill Plan ton, on Wednesday
the 18th inst, JENNIE PERKINS HEN
DERSON, daughter of George and Sarah
j. Henderson, aged 4 years, 10 months and
s days.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
T We learn from Mr.. j. W

H We learn from Mr.. J. W.
McCullen, that the veritable cotton
fly, the dread forerunner of 30 much
evil to the cotton planter, has ap-
peared upon his place just below our
city. This insect has made it's ap.
pearance from two to three weeks
earlier in our parish this season than
it did the last. AS yet, this herald
of bad omen has not extended its
visits over as large scope of the
country hereabouts as we have cause
to fear it will.
In the sad event that our cotton
planters are again to suffer from the
ravages Of the caterpillar, they
should not let the opportunity slip
for gathering in all the corn, hay and
fodder they can for their stock the
coming winter. The immense ex-
penditures annually incurred by them
in the purchase Of provender from
the West, should induce them by all
means to lay by as much of their
home supplies as possible. By neg
lecting to do this, they may find
themselves as in past years LETT in
the lurch, without the means or the
cotton to raise the means with, tor
the purchase of their farming Or
other wants.
1t is gratifying to know that much
more corn than usual will be rails ed
this year in our own and other por-
tions of the State, but much larger
increase of that product and cor
responding decrease in the vain et-
fort of cotton raising on large scale.
are what is imperatively required to
place the planting community upon
basis Of independence, thrift and
prosperity.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
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TTNHE Romance ofBeausncourt, by the author
l. OF Household Of Bouverie.
Chandos, by Ouida.
Bryan Maurice, or, the Seeker, by Rev. Walter
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Cecil Castlemaines Gage, Lady Marabouts
trouble, By 0uida. sT#'avf
Henry VIII and his Court, by NJ uhlbach'
The Bishops Son, by Alice Cary.
Far Above Rubies, by Mrs J. Ii. RiddelI.
Elisha Magoon, or, the Old Still House, In the
Hollow, by Mrs Francis Dana Gage.
The Cameron Pride, or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs Mary Holmes.
The Last Days Of King, by Maurice Hartman
The &c ebra.ed Jumping Frog by Mark Twain
Not Hslo by Mrs. Eliza L. Pugh.
Out OF Charity. from Little's Living Age.
A Week in a French Country House.
Nora and Archibald Lee
Sowing the Wind, by h Lyn Linton.
Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking.
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