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A man up town has sold his piano, il
consequence Of the hard times. lie j
now learning his daughters to perform o,
the washboard. The music is not Quit
90 pleasant, but much more to the pur
pose.
There's our grandmother. says a con
temporary, striking instance why wo
mar man should vote. She's paid taxes on 4
dog for the last ten years, and now do
eiares she won't stand it any louger-
she'll either vote or kill the dog
Pa, said little fellow the other dav,
wasn't Job IN editor :"
Sd"Wby, Sammy 2"
80 Because the Bi5!e informs US .ha be
had much trouble, and WAS a man of sor
row all the days OF his life."
Memory carries with it through life
some tender word that links it to the past.
Ihe voice OF affection, speaking ords Of
love, OF hope, Of advice, follows all hearts
through sunshine and darkuess, though
the lips that uttered i. are closed forever.
more.
An editor thus logically nudge. hi.
delinquent subscribers "We don't wan,
money desperately bad, but our creditor,
do, and no doub. they owe you. If YOU
pay us, we'll pay them, and they'll pay
you"
9. A young lady the other evening aston
'shed the company by asking for the loan
OF a d'mlnutive argenteous, tiuncated
cone, convex on its summit, and semi Der
forated with indentations. She wanted A
,thimble.
1t won't do to be so devoted to a ten
der heafted wife as to comply with her
request, when sue asks you: snow
tumble over the cradle and break your
neck, my dear, won't youi"
~ am glad this coffee don't owe me
any thing" said book keeper to his wife
The other morning at breakfast.
aM."Why sof' was the response. ABE.
cause | dou't believe it would eve. set.
stle."
A young lady at fashionable dinner
patty pesteted DR.. johnson with a CO.
nundrum--a thing the bluff old phloso.
lpber utterly detes.ed. "Wby is the let.
ter like the end OF spring, Doctor i"-
was the question. OF course The Doc,o,
couldn't tell. because its the beginning
Of june" was the solution. "Now, Miss
will you tell me why the letter X is Ike
pigs tail ~ s.ernly asked the Doctor.-
The young lady bad to give it up
"Because it's the end OF pork, Miss."-
The Doctor was bothered with no more
coDundrums.
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PAINTS

FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
THE Grafton Mineral Paint Co, are now
L manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and
most Durable Paint in use two coats vel
put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will
last 10 or 10 wears; it is Of n light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be
changed to green, lead stone, drab, olive or
cream to suit the taste Of tn. consumer.-
II is valuable for Houses, Barnes, Fences,
Carriage and Car makers, Pals and Wood
en.ware, Agricultural Implements, Canal
Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms. Canvas,
Metal and Sbingle Roofs, IL being Fire
and Water proof) Floor Oil Cloths. Zone
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls. the
past year, and as a paint for any purpose
is unsurpassed for body. durability, elas,i,i.
ty, and adhesiveness. Price s6 per bbl Of
800 lbs. which will supply a farmer 70 r
wears to come. WarrsDted in all cases as
above. Send for n circular which gives
full particulars. None genuine unless
branded In trade mark Grafton Mine ral
Paint. Address
.a DANIEL BIDWELL,
264 Pearl Street, New York.
Now, 6m .
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Farm Work for December.

II any cotton yet rem aims in the field
it should be picked, ginned aud prepared
for market rs soon as possible, and in the
best manner. Save cotton seed carefully,
OF the desira ble varieties. AS soon as tAis
years crop is properly disposed, il you
decide to plant cotton next year, your pre-.
Psra,ions must be commenced, hands en- .
gagged, &c, &c.
Stiff lands, intended for Corn or Cotton
next spring, should now be deeply and
thoroughly pIowed up, and lef, exposed to
the rains and frosts OF winter. II your
corn or cotton land is inclined to be wet,
run drains with the plow, or throw it up
in ridges. Bury ali vegetable matter as
soon as possible, so that il may decay
during the winter, and become food for
plants the next season. Save all the ma
nure you can for corn, and apply i, pleu'
t'iuIiy. Pow, or break up" deep, at
tirst, and cultivate shallow during the
growing season. Dickson's Hancock, plan
IS the plan for corn and cotton, and we do
not believe that eveo Yankee thrift aud
ingenuity can improve upon it. Corn
grows well on new and fresh land! If
you have no manure for your old lands,
you faust Gear up and plaut the new
grounds"--for corn We all mast have, and
plenty Of it.
Wheat. Rye, and other small grain
may ye. be sown, but it is getting very
late. When delayed so long as this, we
'ow in the drill-pIowing deep, harrow.
ing finely, and manuring literally.
Wood for winter should be cut up and
hauled-hogs should be killed and cured
fences and buildings repaired-hedges
made and pIsn,ed-compost heaps star,
ed. and all other generally neglected Farm
and Plantation work promptly attended
to-Now
IT, Sou have anything to invest, lay ou,
your money in procuring good CONNER.
c'a' manures-Improved implements aud
plantation fixtures, which will largely IN.
crease your profits hereafter. Improve
also your dwelling and out buildings. and
their surroundings. Plant shade and fruit
trees and vines. Educate thoroughly
your children. Provide your family good
books for reading and reference. Take
the best religious aud other papers,
Cultivate their taste for music and other
arts-aIl which will render home de-
light to them and Southern Culi
pdtor.
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The Use of Moles.

"Our readers will remember that for
dozen years we have combstted the fool
ish idea that got into the heads Of manr
persons, even editors Of agricultural Jour.
nals and some Of their bes, writer's, that
the mole lived upon vegetables, and was
in consequence very destructive in gar,
dens. etc. We tried to convince them to
the contrary, but they would persisten.ly
stick to their belief. 8
"The following interesting and careful
experiments made at Zurich, By q Swiss,
named Weber, distinguished naturalist,
ought to settle this question. The result
OF his experiments was laid before the
board OF agriculture Of his canton, ard is
in brief as follows: .....
"Mr. Weber had carefully examined
the stomachs Of fifteen moles caught in
different localities. but failed 10 discover
therein the slightest vestags Of plants or
roots; whereas they are filed by the 70
mains Of ascaris or earth worms.
"Mr. Weber, not satisfied BY this fact.
shut up several moles in box containing
soda Of earth, on which fresh grass wa,
growing. and a smaller case Of grub and
earth hworms. In nine days :wo moles
devoured three hundred and forty.one
white worms, one hundred aud ninety,
three earthworms, twenty-five caterpillars,
and a mouse, akin and bones, which had
been enclosed while alive in the box.
"Mr. Weber next gave them raw meat,
cut up in small slices, mixed with vegets.
blss the mole ca, the meats and lef. The
plants. He next gave them nothing but
vegetables; in twenty four hours two
moles died Of starvation.
"Ano,her naturalist calculated that two
moles destroy twenty thousand wbits
worms in year. Evidently farmers
ought 70 epdeavor TO multiply these moles
rather then Kill tLsm." ."--Praetieal Ento,
ntoiogisk ..l-fa.. ... ...
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR,

EOD willing, shall cause to be publish.
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A CHARCOAL SKETcH.-The Savannah
Daily Adoerttser says: A few nights
since, passing church where freedmen
love to congregate, we overheard q con.
Versation which amused US, and may not
be uointeresting to your readers. Sam
and Joe were costly seated on the steps
when Sam remarked, "Joe, why don't
you go to de League now like you use TO
DOR Says Joe, 'De fac is, ] don. like
dc white trash dat belongs to It. You
see, dat is 'scie,y any body can jins, white
or coIored, and de white folk. dat ia jined
are berry small taters, few in a hill, rot.
ten In de middle, pitby at both ends, aud
mitey stringy at dat, and don't van. to
have nolhin' to do wild EN-" -.
Sans hearty response was, "dats de
blessed ,roof." ........
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Camden Mail.

Camden Mail.
Departs Monday aud Friday at 6 a. nj.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p. m.
Nail closes Sunday and THU sday at 8 p. m.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at l2 m.
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~, From Portsmouth (Ohio) 'rimp4.
The Wall Of Sambo on the Defeat of
'2.. .. the Amendment.


The Wall of Sambo on the Defeat of
1a.. the Amendment
Oh, hab you heard dc .oum news
De 'mendment It am beaten,
Oh death, it gibs mig de blues
To see the RAIDS rctreatn'.
Dey said dey dubbed us berry much,
Dat dey could all embrace us,
Now don't see how any such
Can hab dc heart TO face us.
,h l feel to day, most monstrous snd,
As soIum M n sermon,
To think the Copperheads had gone
=" And well nigh 'lectcd Thurman.
'Dey ought instead hab hung i'm up,
Dat is de way to sarb him
Why when de rebs was In Camp Chase,
.ar lie wouldn't help to starve 'em!
: An ole Ben Wade hissef could rot
v. Do anything to save us.
dont beleib de 'publicans
T., Am better dan Jeff Davis.
Look how de whites to-day step round
-. Dey feel great deal biggah,
spect dcv think dat dey am now
As good as emmy niggah.
i was so shuah dat I wud vote,
And git de county offs,
l didn't link our own deah frens
-.t So soon wul scorn and scoff Us.
thought dat all de nigs to day
Wud shout de loud 'hossanna
guess I'b pack my things and 20
Right off to Alabama.
e. For darGe nigghas rule de day
And do all ob de Yot,n
+ De whites nint got no show down dah
AT least nun dats wort notin,
Den ngghas in de lubly Souf,
~ Stay in de swnmps and byo,
DON'T cum unto dis heather State,
De cus.ed ole Ohio.
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The publishers nf the Charleston D,i,v
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and news Of interest transferred from that
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Also be commenced on Sunday Morning.
tho An Of November, and will be issned
regularly thereafter every Sunday mornin O..
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other editions IL will contain the latest
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Try, BESIDES having interesting selections,
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
h. Il. Kendrick. widow, } Bill

4. r. Kendriek. widow. } Bill for
vs.. Dover
John J. Porter, Adm'r. ct. al.
UNDER the order in this case the credi
tors Of Thomas w. X -nd,ick, deceased. arc
enjoned from all proceeding, in the Law
Court against the Administrator, ard ire
required TO prove their claims before the
Commissioned on or before the 5th day {
March, 1868, or be debarred the benefit OF
any decree in the cause
X. G. BILLINGS. C. Z. l.. d.
Commissioners Office,
December 4, 1857. Am.
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nEMORESTS YOUNG AMERICA.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Plea,

h, the Common Pleas.
ID. w. Brown, Surviving De,'ars,ion in
Executor, w. Foreign Attach.
r. A. Bell \ment.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the 4,h day
of April file his declaration ngains, the de-
fendant, who (as il is slid.l il abs.n, from
and without the limits of this State. and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, opon whom a copy Of the said
declaration might be served. 1t is there.
fore ordered, tnat the defendant do nppea
and plead to the said declaration, on or be.
fore the 5th day OF April which will be in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight otherwise final
and absolute Judgment will then be given
and awarded against him.
JOHN w. TWITTY, CIR C.P.
Clerks Office, Lancaster District, April 8,
1867. 5Li-3miyAd.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
CA Z r I E R DOVE,
OR
MeckIenbUrg Female College
MAGAZINE

WE propose TO send forth from the In
w stitution, November 18th, 1867, "Ths
Carrier Dove, or Meck'enburg Female Col.
lege Magazine, designed expressly for
young ladies'.
This will be a Periodical OF Forty FL pht
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sonely illustrated. ...... .....
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dress. Forward names and money with.
out delay. An encouraging number OF
subscribers have already been obtained.
All communications should be addressed
to Rev. A. g. STACY,
Oct 81 Charlotte, N. c.
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TIE
Southern ChriStian Advocate
1857.
TnETIETII VOLUME.

THlETIETI VOLUME.
TIlIS WE'LL KNOWN RELIGIOUS
L family newspaper, commenced its Thir
ii:th Volume in January. 1867. nndrr the
editorial control of the Rev f.. H. MYERS,
ID. ID, who has conducted 1t for the past
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Devoted 10 Religion and the interest. Of
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Methodist Episcopal Church South, in the
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Common Pleas.

G. w. Bell, }
r. u. Bell.
Whereas. the Plaintiff did on the 9Th
day of April, file his declaration ayainr,
the defendant, who tas ii is s,iI) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom n copy Of the
said declaration might be served II il
therefore ordered, that the said defcndan,
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on OF before the 9th day of April, which
will be in the year Of our Lord one lhou
sand eight hundred aud sixty eight. other
wise final and absolute judgment will then
bo given and awarded against him.
JOHN w. TWITTY. Crk C.P.
Clerks Office, Lancaster District, April
9th, 1867. 5t-l3mjyad.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

IN EQUITY 1-LanCaSter.
K. c. Potts, Admir-. Bill for Injunction.
vs.. To Marshal Assets,
Rachel Culp, ct. al. )&,.
UNDER the order in this case tho cred.
itors Of William Cup, deceased, arc enjoin.
ed from all proceedings in the Law Court
against the Administrator. and are required
to prove their claims before the Commis.
sioner on or before the 7th day Of March
1868, or DO debarred the benefit Of any de.
cree in the canse.
K. G. BILLINGS, c. u. Id.
Commissioners Office,
December, 4, 1857. 3m.
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Iantnster IeAgtr.
Published every Thursday Morning.
BY
CONNOKS sc CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIETORS.
w. M. CONNORs, d.. CARTER.
TERMS

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For six months " AZ
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No name will DO entered until the subscrip.
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ENGNIX And GLEi\ER.
THE DaIEx p;ak.Sgx

i published every incoming, except Mon
day. and cor.tai.s Inc Latest News, by
tclrgtaph aud mail, up 10 the hour OF yoinr
70 press; Editorials, Correspondence from
different paints. Miscellaneous Reading.
Tales, Poetry, Sketches, .eic c,c etc -
In the QUANTITY and QUARRY nfits READ.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tho Common Pleas.
Jesse B. Mobey, }
VS.. I Attachment.
James ID. STANLEY,

James ID. STANLEY,
Whereas. the Plaintiff did on the 18th
day OF April. file his declaration against
the defendant, who, Gas it is said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom copy Of the
said declaration might he served II ls
therefore ordered, that tho said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 18th dav Of April, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eignt hundred and sixty eight, other
wise final and absolute judgmen. will then
be given and awarded against him.
JOHN w, TWITTY, Crk CT
Clerks Office, Lancaster District. =. c.,
April II, 1867. 5t-l 3mlyad.
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PRINCIPAL. AGENTS

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THE TRl-N EEkLY PHOENIX

Contains IA every numbcr, the reading
matter (ruIbraring 'ht latest nrw-) or Two
Issues of the daily It i, published every
Tue'iay, Thursday aud Saturday morn.
itu.
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complimentary Ball and supVer will bc given In honor of the members oi the Fourth Lcgisla- ture, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER g, 'o7,
 In Montczuma Hall, Prescoit. Floor Ma,iogeTg. r. BoUEEE and JANrs GRANT.
 Inc.fafion C0mrqiuee --JouS ?. BoUBKr, ED. DARLING and BESJAMIs BLOCE.
 ALI ladies who are expected % attend VIII receive invitations
 Prescott, September 2l. 1867 H.