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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION Of A and E. You've, deccased
STATE oFLOUISIA NA-Parish of Caddo-No 9fs
- BY virtue of writ of sale, tc me directed, from
the Honorable, the District Court of the parish of
Court will proceed to sell at public auction at tue
Market House, IN the ely of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the 2oth day OF April. 1867
NJ the ioiioW1g described property belonging to the
succession OF A. and Z. Young, deceased, to,wit:
l- lc.s 20 nine (al and ten (so), in block No. sege>
:, a. lhs the city of Shreveport together with ale
buildings and improvements thereon. :.
Terms Of sale-CASH with BENEFIT Ct a,praisemeat
JONAS ROBSON, Anctonces
ShreFepert March 20. 1867 L5t
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MoNETARr.-Gold, = @l35; silver, 1873; Mex
lean dollars, shade under gold Our bankers are
selling sight checks New Orleans at y and Oh New
York at pct premium.
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7EONITG0N.
m DISTRICT COURT-State of Lousiana-Parish
Il of Carbohydrate Il. B. PATTERSON, for a Mont
ton.-Notice is hereby given to all persons that by
virtue of order Of the Honorable the Judge of the
Tenth District Court in and for the parish of Caddo
in the matter of the succession Of Osburn J. Wells de
ceased for the sale of the property hereinafter de-
scribed to-wit Lots Nos. six (6) and seven G in
section No twenyix (2G); lot No ten l0) in section
twenty-five (25 aud lot No. Il in section-tventy-
six (261, all in township No eighteen as, range No
fourteen (4) containing in all, hundred forty-one
and 40100ths acres in the parish of Caddo and State
aforesaid. The said properly sold by Jonas Robe
son, auctoReer for said parish, the, fifteenth day OF
January, D. eighteen hundred and sxtr-six to the
last aud highest bidder credits Of H eye mo tbs
and Robert B. Patterson became the purchaser for the
sum Of two thousand seventy and l4100ths dollars
with eight per cent. Interest from date Now, there
fore, III The Of the State of Louisiana and cur
said Court, l. Richard J. Wright Clerk of said Court
grant this monton, and call upon all persons who can
set up any right to the said property in consequence
OF informally in the order, decree or judgment of the
Court, under which the said sale was made or any r.
regularity or Illegally in the appraisement and adver
tlsement, In time of said saeto for any
other defect whatever to show cause within thirty
days from the day ts monition is first inserted in the
public papers, why the sale aforesaid should not be
confirmed and koHologated; and unless opposition is
made thereto in said time the said sale will be homoo-
gated, approved and made the Judgment of the Court
Witness the Honorable James l. Weenls, Judge OF
said Court, and the 49,.
IT, Seal of said Court hereunto affixed, on this
L. s. the 6th day of april, A. D: 1867.
t ~ [ap1o 5t r. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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New Orleans Cotton Market.


From the Times.
WEDNESDAY Evening" April 10, 1867.
Owing to the adverse tenor of the European ntelli-
gence published in the morning papers, the market
opened with continuance of the previous dizziness,
but later in the day ard unusually brisk set
in and although restricted to comparatively few buy
ers, quite large business has been transacted. .Hhe
sales, at the close tootir up fully 5000 baes-eight
brokers participating in the business. We have no
material variation tie report in prices the greater part
of the lists sold being at figures within the range Of
last evenings quotations., which were as follows: Or
binary 24G241ac., good ordinary 25M2515c low mid
ding 27Gg--c. and mddling 2S12815c. The higher
descriptions owing to their scarcity, still command
enhanced rates while the ordinary qualities by
of heavy supplies are purchased at figures espropor
tonaely low compared with the other grades. The
rapid and extraordinary advance in gold and sterling
exchange seemed to exercise little influence other than
to impart renewed confidence to those who holding
back fer higher Prices
Stock on hand Sept lst, 1s66-bales.. 102,l39
Received since yesterday. -.-........ 929
Received previously t5S,914-5S4, 543
7s6,925
Exported since yesterday ............ none
Exported previously 81 ,653--6lA, Cos
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared l72,272
Kew Orleans Money Market.
RATES OF FOREIGN CON- BANK NOTES, ETC., IN CURRENCY,
WITH GOLD l55 TO 1855.
ffYe-franc pieces Observation-Disclosures. 81 15G1 20
I"enty-franc pieces. 500 IS
SoReTelShs Z 0otGt %
len thaier pieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 500 Il 90
Spanish donbioons. Observation-Disclosures. Is 0001 % 50
Patr1ot doubioons. Observation-Disclosures. % o00B % 90
Mexican doabloons Observation-Disclosures. % 25@ % 50
Northern banks. Pet dis
Western banks. ....... ...l9 act dis
Southern banks. -. no quotations
Bank OF Louisiana SEC 10 5Sc dollar
Bank of New Orleans
Crescent City Bank par
Merchants Bank. Observation-Disclosures.
mon na ssat. p.n. par
Louisiana otate pam par
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EGY PII-AN CORN
esWEs'EEAN CORN!

AusP1c1uM NELEoEls -sy1-EoSA EIDE QU1D rEo oro,
TgyHE subscriber offers to farmers throughout the
EGYPTIAN CORN.
which, upon trial, was found to rpen planted even the
last of July 1t is estimated, from It's very prolific
qualities to yield $50 bushels per acre, and Weighs by
sealed measure, So pounds to the bushel This corn
was produced by some procured direct from tlr Jones'
our consular agent directly his return from Egypt
1t needs no different culture from that of other
reties, and in the South two crops be raised in
one season on the ground 1t grows in the form
Of tree, and thirty-four have grown upon one
stalk, and will average from five to fifteen. For do
nestle use it is unparalleled. When ground and pro-
perry boltcd it is equal color and fneness to wheat
en- flour. AS forage crop, by sowing in drills or
broadcast for early feed, there is kind of feed so
well adapted to mich cows, and none that will yield
half the valuein stalk
1t can be successfully grown in any State.
give the most satisfactory references that the corn
IS, III every respect, what represent it to be- ana fur
Their, / am the only person throughout the country
who has this variety Of corn. Having secured guam
iy am able TO fill all orders for those DESTROYS
of testing it.
Terms-In order that all may receive seed we have
reduced the price to dollar and fifty cents pack
age. Any person who will get up club OF five will
receive package gratis Fifteen packages for $40,
fifty packag yes for So one hundred packages for $50
One package will contain enough to plant the following
season from twenty to thirty acres; also for Planting
Address, r f. G. LINDSEY,
Box IS, Abn gdon, Washington Co, Va.
-; ENDORSEMENTS:
We, he undersigned, citizens of Washington ccul-
ty, Virginia, having examined some Egyptian Corn,
grown thin soil in this county, do hereby certify
that of the stalks produced thirty-four spikes
The longest spike we noticed measured 1oI inches in
length, and 6 y inches around.
This corn, likewise, grew IL the form of tree and
presented very healthy appearance.
r. B. HAMILTON, Esq,
Ravens Nest p. O., Va.
Capt. 7. II. C0BBLE, Crag's Mills.
Capt. j. G. STANFIELD, IIolston.
We, the undersigned certify that the above gentle
men actual residents of Washington county, Va,
of truth, whose veracitv, purity from flsehood
fidelity and honesty none dare question-epjoyng
eminent moral, social and political position in society.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
Craigs Mills p. o., Va.
JOHN N. HAMILTON,
ex-Sherif Washington Co., va.
JERIEL D. Under
Act. Justice Of the Peace.
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FOR NEW 0RTT14Hs


.ssss-s +, The elegant and fast running New CrIe-
: s1s aaS ans and Red River packet MONSOON,
eSsss.zSzA Capt. 3. i. kouns win leave FShrercpo
Tor New Orleans Gu TUESDAY, the 23d on the arrival
OF the train from Marshall For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, Or to
apll 1t THAD. A. RIPLEY Agent.
CoNSTABLE'S SALE.
I n JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State Of Louisiana,
l. Parish OF Caddo-No. -. II. p. BRowv vs. F. NJ
WALRRAN. By virtue of writ of f. f to me directed
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No
Parish Of Cado will SCH at public auction at the Mar
ket House in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid on
Saturday, the 1stI, day Of May, 1867.
betweenthe hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'cloekP NJ
the following described property, to:wit:
Lots Nos. twelve 90 and thirteen (15) in block No
sixty-two (62), in the city of Shreveport.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms ofssale-Casb, with the benefit of appraise-
ment If the property does not bring its appraised
value, it will be readvertised and sold on credit of
twelve months.
il. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
Shreveport, April II, 1867. L5t pfs13 50
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON TEN
Day Packet.
e. g The fast running side-wheel steamcz
&eezITsSsr45asszf STARLIGHT, Chas, Hayes master,
=Ez.as=zssss5zC. f. Hayes, Clerk will make regular
en-day trips between New Orleans and Jefferson,
touching at all intermediate points, for the balance Of
the season. For speed and accommodation the Star
light has no superior in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board. do If
The New Orleans and Jefferson Packet
.sz.p,->.., I. ID. HEN f. John T. Roots master,
.-.1 will make ten daJ.trps between the above
&It:4ttllsE2 places touching at all intermediate land
ings for the balaneeof the season. The
T. D. Iine is large sidewhee bCa with the best Of
ccomnodations and is peculiarly adapted to this trade
For freight or passage, apply % board. JAZZ If
New Orleans and Red River Line Packet,
NEW ERA,
l. 'S-s Ai-aA' MASTER
FuLToT AID REEDER Observation-Disclosures. Clerks
...-.uu~, WILL make regular trips between New
II Orleans and Shreveport, touching at all
StfsE.sz.S554ss$ intermediate points. -,
ssszzzssgz For freight CT passage. apply on board,
or to a9 If j. E-IENE Li,y Agent.
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TO RENT.
GALLERY. Apply at No. 81
i Texas street. Eap11 tt
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The Church of the Strangers"
NE w YORK.
REV. DIR. DEEMS, Pastor.

CTRANGERs VISITING NEW YORK ARErp-
~ ..pccfuily Informed that congregations co,u-
posed of Christians Of different Protestant ,lcnomi-
nations, has been organized under The Pastoral
charge OF the Rev. Charles f. Deems, ID. D.,
The service Is held morning; am! night in the
Inrre Chapel of the University, Two blocks wcs,
of tho New YORK ,,..cctel
The Pastors residence ana lSssst Office address is
22l West 3ith Street. Strangers in the Wy. who
are sick or i'll distress, may freely cal! upon ~
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member of any Church comes to New
York to engage in business, let him call promptly on
the Pastor of the Church of the strangers Espc-
claly let this be done in the Of young men who
will have II cordial welcome.
june Is II
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AGRICULTURAL G. C.
q [From The Camden Journal
"Peas and Broom Sedgc."

MR. ED1TDn An article appeared in your
last paper on growing peas on broom sedge,
which in the past endorse md recommended.
AS fine crop ofpoas as I ever saw, was grown
upon old sedgo field, prepared as recommended
by "Franklin.'
Instead, however, of turning the broom sedge
under in the winter, would do so as early
in September as practicable, using large two
horse plow, running from five to eight inches
deep, following in the same furrow, with
long bull-tonguo, or scooter, us deep as a strong
mule can pull it. At the proper time lay off
rows three and half feet apart with scooter,
drop the peas two feet apart, twelve or fifteen
in. hill, cover with scooter, furrow on each
side forming small ridge ON the centre fur
row; then with board, such as is used for
covering cotton on the plow-stock, run over the
ridge, levelling it. AS soon as tho peas will
permit, run furrow on each side, as close as
possible with the scooter and "split out" with
the sweep. This will generally be all the
work required AS soon as the peas begin to
ripcn instead of turning hogs upon them, with
the same two horse plow, turn the peas under.
The last week in September, Or the first in Oc-
tober, if convenient broad cast 100 lbs. Pcruv-
ian and 100 lbs. Soluble Pacific Guano per
acre, SOW with early wheat plowing in the
wheat and guano, at the same operation with a
narrow scooter, and finish by narrowing, or
passing light brush over it, run few water
burrows, and look for II yield Of from twelve to
twenty bushels of wheat per acre. The next
spring manure and plant in either corn or cotton
If properly worked, thirty bushels of corn, or
eight to ten hundred pounds of cotton may be
expected, with suitable seasons. TRY IT
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Jno. F. Bonnet, Admr of
w. G. W. Pou,

Jno. F. Bonnett, Admr OF
W. G. W. Pou,
vs. }Bn for Injunction and Relief.
F. II. w. Briggmann and others, ~, sr;,
Creditors and Distributes
Pursuant to an order in this case, all persons hav-
ing demands against the estate of w. G. w. Pou,
deceased will prove them before me within three
months from this date, or they will be dcbarretf
payment, and any indebted to the same will
make payment f-.f.S 40
Commissioners Office. ! d. v. JAMESON
Ornngcburg c. IL. Commissioner
Aug II, 1867 XII com-3+
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Wofford College,

GPARTANBURG c. H., SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ The First Session of tho Fourteenth Collegiate
car begins OH the lst October, 'eGI. The course
Of study remains unchanged, but the Faculty now
admit irregular students such as wish to pursue
particular studies only.
The Preparatory School, under the Immediate
supervision of the Faculty, opens ut the same time
Tuition per Year including contingent fec SOL 90
Bonr,l per month about 10 90
Bills payable i'll advance in specie or its cquiva-
lent i'll currency.
The Divinity School also opens at the same time
under the supcrv on of Rev. a. NJ Shpp, d. d.
Kew Whitcfoord Smith, ID. d., and Rev A. H. Les
ter, ~. NJ. For further particulars address
y. NJ. SlIlpP, President
aug 81 ,f
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In Equity,
+ ORANGEBURG DISTRICT! 48 8

James D, G. Clcckley, admir- Of Bill of ~
u. W. 0issepdlanner, VS.. : Injunction. J.
NJ. y. Gisscndanper and others. and Relief. -
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor Johnsoh,
III this a persons having demands against tha
Estate of David w. Gissendnnncr, viii provo the
snme before me within four months from this date,
or they will be debnrred payment, and any one in
debtcd to the same may appear before me and prove
The renl value of their contracts.asf,
Commissioners Office, y.D. v. JANISON,.,
C:.anseburg c. H. ~ H ~ Commissioner.
fe". 49,. 90 MI 1ani3 =
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I'm Equity,
oRANGEBURG DISTRICT


T. W. Glcnion and Sarah T. his wife, Bill for 81
admir- and ex'r off W. Tindal, vs ) Injunction,
Jno. X. Ahous and others. and Relief
PURSUANT to an order from Chancellor johnson
Estate Of J. W. Tindal. deceased, will prove the
before within three months from this date,
or they will be debarrcd payment, and any one in
dcbtctl to the sdme may appear bcforc me for the
purpose Of ascertanng the real value Of their
tracts. s.1-@ ~ y 81 y Sts.sls
Commissioners ofiee, ". D. v.sJAMIsoN.ss .ss,s
Orangchnrg z. II. Commissioner.
May II. 1867 asE u,
junc ~ MI 1am3
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R E L 1 G I O U S (.
Appoin tmcnts.


Presbyterian
IL ~. NJ. and 4 p. NJ
Lecture every Thursday at u P. NJ.
Episcopal.
VILLAaE-REv STYLES MELLIcuAMr, every other
Sabbath morning and afternoon
Luthcrun.
Rev. W. a. HoucK-At Trinity lst and Sd Sun
days.
Rev. p. DERnIcK-At ST. Matthews lst aud 81
Sundays At Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.
Baptist.
VILLAGE-RHv. DIR. I. D. DURHAM, 1st Sunday Of
each month ut P. NJ. and Sd Sunday of each month.
at IL A. NJ. and p. nj.
Rev DIR. I. D. DunuAM-At Four Holes, l.! San
day of each month
REV. X. J. EDwAKDs~-At 13ranchyillc, list and Sd
Sundays in each month SRntcc, I'd and 4tll Sun
days Of cach month.
REV. W. F. CuArL,S-,At Ebcnezcr, Is. Sunday Ct
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday Of eacll month.
Bull Swamp. 4th Sunday of each month.
Rsv. D. F. srIGxHR-At Antioch. I'd and 4th Sun
days (morning) Corinth, I'd and 9TH Sundays {af
tcrnoon.)
7 Rev. W. ]. ssIpEn-At Glcngary School House,
lst and Sd Sundays. Santee, (colorcd Sunday
School), I'd and 4th Sundays.
Observation-Disclosures for Orange1urg Dis
trict, S. @. Conference, 4h Quarter.
ORAxaEnuno-S September a. 49, a
UPPER ORAN0E-Ebenczer, September IL, %.
ST. GEoRogs-Indinn Fields, September o. 90.
BnANcnvILLE-Cattlc Creek Camp Meeting, Oc.o-
Der 8, 4. 5, 6.
ST. MATrHRws-Jcricho, October IL, 10.
UrrEn ST. MArruEws-Camp Ground, October
10, 20.
PnovlDzscE-Target Camp Meeting, October 81
to 25.
BLAcKvILLE-Pine Grove, November 2, g.
EASTERN ORANGE-Shiloh, November 9, TO-
Observation-Disclosures 16, H..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, "a.
AIKEN AND GnAHirEv1LLE- November 80 and De-
ccmber /.
The District Meeting will be held at Cattle Creek
Camp Ground, October Sd to 9th. Bishop Early is
expected to preside.
A. NJ. CIIRIETZBERG, p. f.
VILLAGE-REv. w. G. CONNER, every Sabbath nj
lO4 A. NJ, and every Wednesday evening ut 8
o'clock
REV. w. G. CoNNEn-At Zion, lst and 3d Sun
days (aftcrnoon) Prospect, Cd and 4th Sundays
(aftcrnoon.
Rev. j. S. CoSNoR.-At Providence, I'd and 4th
Sundays 1O3 a. NJ. At Gerizim, ID and 4th Sun
days 81 r. NJ. AT Target lst and 81 SUNDAYS 1O4
a. NJ. At Bethlehem, 1st and 3D. Sundays, 81 p
NJ.
REV. JOHN ISABINET.-Andrcw Chapel 1st Sun
day, Ebenczcr md Gcthsemanc ID Sunday, Trinity
Sd Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday.
REV. l.. W. RAsr.-Trinity 1st Sunday, Calvary
I'd Sunday, Adrcw Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebcnczcr
and Gethscmanc 4th Sunday
Rev. E. A. AUsTIN-At Davis Bridge, Cd Sunday
in each month ut II a. NJ IIopcwcll Church, Sd
Sunday in each month, Mt II A. NJ Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at II A. NJ.
REV. TMos. RAYson-1st and Sd SUNDAYS nj New
Hope, 103 A. NJ, and Bethlehem at 4 p. NJ I'd and
4th Sundays at Sardis, (ncar Branchvlle,) lO} A.
NJ, Cattle Crock, p. NJ.
0G5" We will BIO glad to complete this list, and ro-
spcotfully invite the Clergymen of various dcnomi-
nations to send in their appointments and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
1nA BUNCHES FACTORY YARN.
lVO just received and for sale by
EHEKIEL Il KOIIN.
frh o3 T.,
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT,

ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, %,
The State of South Carolina ! I'm ne
Elk. Rel Sol'r Southern Circuit. ! Lost Documents
Application having been made by Joseph H. Nor
gan to prove the past existence loss and contents of
the last Will and Testament of Martin Friday, de-
censed,on motion of Illusions & Lcgare, Solicitors
desire to do have leave to appear and cross exo
anime the evidence produced, and introduce eyi.
dcncc in reply before tho 18th day of Sep
tcmbcr next II ts,i lar;
Commissioners Office V.D5V. JANISON, iiXs,
OrangcbnrsC; H., Commissioners. ",
June ~, 1867. -'''
juno 10 xii Sm
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LIT E R A R Y.
Iron THE onANaEDURa NKws.l |
A Whim.


have just been congratulating myself, be-
cause love flowers There stands my little
vase, a real petit byou, the gift of one long
since departed. TITS crowned as brilliantly, as
could that angel friend have wished There
are blue-hearted violets, and pansies with their
voice Of silent love, filling the air with gent
lest perfume; there is sweet Alyssum, telling
with its snowy whiteness Of innate worth,
which far exceedeth beauty and myrtle, en-
blcm of that charity that never faileth.,
s"They ain, who tell us Love can die,
With life all other passion fy;
All others are but vanity" But Love
Is indestructible.
More brilliant yet, is Bonne Geneyievc
Did you know that woman, whose namo my
rose delights in? Her husband was poten-
tate, impolitic, impulsiye; his wife all gentle.
ness and love. Tis said that goodness cver won
her heart and occupied her hands. The lamp
Of life-(worn by self sacrifco,) Aickercd,
went out, and then -- she was cannon
lied.
"Like birds, whose beauties languish half concealed
TIL, mounted on the wing, their glossy plumes
Expanded shine with azure, green and gold,-
How blessings brighten as they take their fight"
A noble structure called st. Geneyieve
adorns the Square at Paris. The French hold
1t, at no mean repute. st
Nor should name as less admired, my rose
of paler hue, "Souyenir de Malmaison !"
What strange thing is mental association
'Tis lovely flower, and its odor permeates the
sonses, like evenings summer zephyrs. MAI
Aaisor, ssd OF ill house Long, long ago, it is
said, some robbers found the site good ono
eor contiguous highways; and there, they
shared their booty, and concealed their SIM
Later, it was used as hospital and kind
hearted socurs du charite paced it's halls, and
whispered hope or resignation to the suffering
children of earth. A hospital it was, when
Mons. Lecolteux enlarged and bcautifod its
apartments; and the world-weary empress
wife induced Lecolteux to sell her Malmaison.
Here, Napoleon hastencd, for an affectionate
welcome, after his Egyptian campaign when
his cup, brimming with ambition, induced him
20 forsake his devoted Josephine, it was here,
that she retired to pet her flowers, to deck her
apartments with their brillancy and perfume
and thus soothc her hcart-brcaking grief. In
dulging her love Of the beautiful in nature,
may VIC not hope, that Timc-that great con-
solcr,- prepared her to see in this dispcnsation
Fathers hand. Amid the tranquil beauties
of Nal Maison, may not she have boon trained
to look from Nature, up to Natures God -
the end, and climax of all glory and bliss.
Bloom on, bright flowers, bloom on, and toll
of charms that win the sight. Bloom, and
sweotly, silently unfold thy lessons of cheer
fulness, love and resignation.
Goods voice, to hear in every rill,
There is tongue in every leaf"
feel Him in
The soft South wind, tho breath of flowers,
The sunshine and the shade
go gather your wreath from the garden bowers
1:ld tell your earnest thoughts in flowers"
Daisy Daic.
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In Equity, ..,.,,.' i
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, ani IA,

W. P. Phillips, admir- o. z. Phillips, &. Bill for
adm'1, VS.. ! Injunction
John H. Milhous. and Relief. 4
PURSUANTt to an order in this case, oil perscAs
having claims against the Estate of D. ", Phillips
deceased, will prove tho same before me within
three months from this date and all persons indebted
10 the same may come before me and prove the real
Commissioners Office, v. D. v. JAMESON,
Orangeburg c. II. Commissioners.
May II, 1867. J;&R
june 20 XII !;;; lsms. ! n
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STEVENS HOUSE.
q, %, % I ~ Broolmoy, ~ Y.
Opposite Bowling Green
Wing Green.

ONTliE EUROPEAN PLAN.
VIE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
II to the travelling public. The location is cs-
pcclally suitable to merchants and business men; il
is in close proximity to the business part of the
city-is on the highway of Southern and Western
travel-nnd adjacent TO all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat dcpots
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda-
ton for over 300 gucsts--it is we'll furnished, and
possesses every modern Improvement for tho com
tort Tor ITS inmates. The rooms spacious and
well vent.!"i o:-Trovidcd with gas and watcr-thc
attendance is prompt and rcspcctful-and the table
is generously provided with every dclicacy of the
scasOn-at moderate rates
The rooms having been rcfurnished and remodel
cd we are enabled to offer extra facilities for tho
comfort and pleasure of our guests
GEO X. CHASE s. CO,
june i'm Proprieors.