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FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton, London Hare and
Bremen. at the following rates. payable in gold oris
equivalent In currency:
First Cabin, S11O; Second Cabin, $85; Steerage, $S5
From Bremen, Southampton and Have to New York,
First Cabin $110; Second Cabin. $75; Steerage, $3.
EXCURSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME-Fhst
Cabin, s210; Second Cabin, $3.50; Steerage, $40.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK AND BREAKN: s
June is and % July IS and ~ August 10 and a
Sept. Z and 81 Oct and 10 NoY and 16 .G'
For Freight or Passage apply to
80 =, - ~ ISAAC TAYLOR President,
February 27 1y No 40 Broadway. N. Y.
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CHARLESTON, 30th July, 1867, |

CHARLESTON, 3Oth July, 1867,
No. % Broad street.
My Dear Sir The particulars of the settle
ment of difficulty between Senior Mon
cada and Monsieur Lanen had passed
from my recollection. The matter was ad-
justed under my advice, and in accordance with
my views, as to what was right and honorable to
be done between them in such case.
have since refreshed my memory by perusal
OF the whole correspondence, and am Of the same
opinion now.
Yours faithfully,
WILLIAM WHALEY.
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s ppm G..

FOR LIVERPOOL-THE Al NOR.
&hANWEGIAN BARK KJELLESTAD, Capt Wepge,
IIXIAYneeds only $50 bales Cotton to complete her
EasIzscargo. For engagements appyto
COTRTENAY TRENHOLM,
July 80 tuftu3 Union Wharf.
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TRANSLATION.

ITRANSLATION.J
CHARLESTON 25th July, 1867.
DEAR,SrR: have just received from Col. Shing-
Ter the letter you did mo the honor Of writing me,
under date OF yesterday.
Not knowing to what conversation you allude,
and wishing as much as possible that no third par
ty should intervene in tho dificulty-if there is
any difficulty y-pending between us, and desiring
to be ablo to effect in the brefest delay, my pre-
parations to depart, will call on you this morn
ing, at your Office, and will give you all the ex-
plantations you will ask.
can now assure you that, not having had cause
to complain OF you since my arrival in Charleston
in December last am persuaded have not given
you reason to complain Of me.
Receive the assurances OF my distinguished con-
sideration. A. LANEN.
Mons. MUNoz DE MoNoAnA, Charleston, sc.
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FOR NEW YORK,

STEAMER PILOT BOY. capt. W. T. McNMTY.
STEAMER FANNIE.............. CAPT. F. PECK.
ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL LEAVE
" Charleston every Monday and 7R1rsday Morninas.
at o'clock and Savannah every Wednesday and Friday
Aorninqs at O'Clock. Touching at Button on Nom
day, trip from Charleston, and Wednesday, trip from
Savannah. ...-,sN
Freight received daily from . Am. to5 P NJ, and
stored free Of charge 10" $ I'''' g
All Way Freight also Blufton Wharfage must be pre-
paid.
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf, =
Charleston.
CLAGHoRN & CUNNINdHAMs,
Agents, Savannah Ga.
FULLER & Ike, ~.
Agents, Beaufort s. c..
N B-TaROUGH TICKETS sold at the Office Of the
Agency in Charleston to points the Atlantic and Gull
Railroad and to Fernanna and points the st. Johns
River. August
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

VIENNA, August There has been an explo-
sion in mine belonging to the Rothschilds in
Morayia. One hundred ,miners were killed and
wounded.
LONDON, August 1.-The Duke Of Beauforts
horse, Gomera, won the Goodwood stakes.
LONDON, August 1-Noon.-Tendency for all Sc
ourtes better, as the feeling that war is approach
ing between France and Prussia is declining. Con-
soils d; Bonds 72S. =,
LIVERPOOL, August Moon. Cotton quiet and
steady; sales 10000 bales. Weather beautiful and
favorable for the CROPS
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July %
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Washington News

WASHINGTON. August LIN the Surratt trial to-
day, MIR. Merrick resumed and concluded his ar
gument for the defence. The following were his
closing remarks There has been blood enough
shed in the country, and it was now. time that 1t
should cease. No man had greater horror OF the
crime that had resulted in the murder OF Abra-
ham Lincoln than himself. Already four have
been hung and others are suffering. Three years
there was in this city happy household sit
mother, and sister just budding into woman
hood and beside them young man just reaching
manhood. He would have Che Jury remember
the changes that have come over that scene.
The bright fire is extinguished, the mother
sleeps in o felons grave; the daughter, burdened
and broken-hearted, drags out wretched life;
and the son is here before you on trial for his life
May Almighty God 30 guide your judgment and
enighten your conviction that the remembrance
of the day and Of your verdict may hereafter and
forever be sweet and pleasant recollection.
Mr. Brady will make short address to the jury
tomorrow.
A delegation Of Aabamians waited on the Presi-
dent last evening, and urged the removal of Gen:
Pope, on the ground that his administration OF
affairs in District No. 3was equally as obnoxious
as Sheridan's. The President merely stated that
he would make note of the grievances.
Admiral Farragut officially reports to the Navy
Department his arrival at Cherbourg on the 14th
ult., at which date no assumed the command OF
the European squadron.
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IN MEMORIAM.

On Thursday, the 24th ult., we were call
ed upon to pay the last tribute of respect and
Law beneath the sod another martyr to the
Southern cause, in the person of GEORGE G.
YoUNG, Jr. While gallantly battling for in
dependence on the memorable Both of May,
1864, he received wound in the arm, near
the shoulder, rendering amputation nccessa-
nv, and from the effects of which he never
recovered. Gradually his health declined,
his flesh wasting away. Early in the wlntcr
it was thought advisable to visit Florida, and
a hope indulgcd that the mild climate of that
State might prove beneficial TO his health, but
alas, Death had marked him for his own, and
it was but too apparent that his earthly pill
grimage was soon to come to L close. With
strong desire to die among the loved ones at
home, he set out on his return, and arrived
but a few hours before his Maker took hii1
to Himself. He was calm and composed, and
died almost without a struggle.
As soldier, he was faithful and brave
as gentleman, high-minded and honorable
as o companion pleasant and agreeable, and
as a friend, true and steadfast.
A COMPANION.
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Sherif's Sales.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
CAMDEN, Feb. 9th, 1867.

CAMDEN, Feb. 9th, loOI.
DY virtue tfsundry writs of fl. ia. to me
~ directed, will sell before the Court
House in Camden on the first Monday in
March, next within the legal hours Of sale the
following property. to wit:
One House and Lot in the Town Of Camden
on the east side of main street in Log-Town,
iii which the defendant now resides, known
and distinguished in the plan of said Town.
as Lot No seven hunnred and siXty-nlne,
(769) fronting on main street, one hundred
(lOOj feet, and running back three hundred
and twenty-five (S22) feet, bounded north by
Mrs. T. Lees premises, and south by NAL
John Rossers premises. Levied upon rs the
property of James F. Sutherland, at the suit
of Herman Baum, ct. al.
One vacant Lot situated in the Town Of
Camden, bounded west by Lyttleton street;
north by King street, east by Fair street, and
south by vacant Lots, known or designated
rs Chesnut's Lot. Levied upon as james +.
Sutheriand's property, atthc suit OF Herman
Baum ct. aI.
ALSO.
One vacant Lot in the Town of Camden, on
the west side of Main street in the eeStreme
southern portion of the Town, near the\old
Grave Yard, bounded east by Main street,
south by Watcrcc street. west by Church
street. and north by Meeting street, known
the Brick Yard. Lcriea upon as james f..
su,hcrland's property, at the suit Of Herman
Baum, ct. al. H.. e.. olLL'
Feb sd. Sheriff. X. D.
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
KEEsskIAEV DisTRICT.

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
XI7IIEREAs, joseph D. Dunlap, c, e. X. D.
w applied to me for Letters Of Admins
alton OH all and singular the goods and chat
lcls, rights and credits Of Duncan McRa late of
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and adnlonish
ill and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be holden at
Kcrslaw Court House Oh the 5th day of March
next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day
of January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-sevsl,
and of the ninety-frst year of American
Independence. 4. l.. McDONALD,
Jan, :24-td. o. h D.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
NERAHiAyV EsH.TR7CT.

DY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
WTIIEREAs, Joseph D. Dunlap, C. E. X. D.
w applied to me for Letters Of Admins
tratiou on. all nnd singular The goods and
chattcls, rights and credits Of Vim. Shields,
Gs bon;s non, late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased: p.
These are, therefore. to cite anl admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the deceased, to be and appear before Inc at
our next Orlinary's Court, to be holden at
Kershaw Court House on the 9Th day of
March inst, to slow cause, if any, why
tho: said ADMINISTRATION should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day of
January, in the year of olfr Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-sevcn and
of the ninety first year of American Inde-
pcudence. y, l.. MCDONALD,
Jan 25.T-td o. X. D.
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Notice.
KershaW--In Equity.
w. z. Leitner, ct nj. !
vs. Bill for Relief.

W. z. Leitner, ct al. !
VS.. Bill for Relief.
Herman Baum, ct nj.
TN pursuance of dccrctal order in the
j. above case made, I will offer for sale on
the first Monday in March next, atpublic
outcry, before the Court House door in Cam
den, the following property belonging to the
co-partnership firm Of Sutherland s. Lem
mond, viz:
One tract of Pine Land containing three
thousand acres, with Steam Saw and Grist
Mill attached, situated on the waters of Pine
tree Creek, about three miles northeast Of
Camden; bounded west by Lancaster Road,
east by Hughes and Colburn's land, north
by Cantey's and Kershaw's land, and south
by the village Of Kirkwood.
ALSO,
About two thousand feet of sawed lumber,
one log cart and one old wagon.
TERMS.-One sixth cash, the balance on
O. credit of one year with seven per cent. in
terest from the day of sale, secured by bond
of the purchaser, mortgage of the property
and personal security.
J. D. DUNLAP,
Fob. std. C. L. K. D.
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Tea Party.

A TEA PARTY will be given by the young
~ ladies of the Presbyterian Sewing Soci-
ety, on Friday afternoon February Slh, at Mr..
W. D. McDowalrs for benevolent Object
Gentlemen, Ladies and Children are invited
to attend, and contributions Of all things de-
sirable for tea party are respectfully solici-
ted, to be sent in by u NJ.
The entertainment will commence at p.
NJ, and close ut 6. Admission, twenty coy
cents; Children half price.
Feb |, 1867.
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PERUVIAN GUANO.
DGRl;CTFROM AGENTS'AT;

MA1aEET RATES.

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, SIS Cash,
y $50 lstNovcmbcr, with interest, approx.
es~City acceptance. - - -
SWAN ISLAND GUANo, 500, Cash. list
November with interest, approved City ac-I
ccptance.
BAUGH,s PHOSPHATE LIME, $50 casf,I
SEQ fst November, with interest approSea
city acceptance. <s.... ! i;.,..,.,
PHGNIX GUANO, S55 cash, =. ,''1' -. :.
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, war
ranted pure. -, Y. ~. fss.t;;s
In Offering the above Manures to Planters,
I do so with every confidence, not only having:
testimonials from Planters who have used
them the pest year, but the further guarantee,
that every cargo us it arrives from the Facto-.
ry, is analyzed by Prof. SHEPARD of the
South Carolina Medical College, ind the high
reputation of these manures full kept up. 81
I have appointed ROBERT NJ. KENNEDY
my Agent for Kershaw, for the, sale of the
above Fertilizers. Samples of which are to
be seen at his Store. Orders left with him
will be promptly attended to. -, : ;sFz.:i
J. N. ROBSON, so /;
Jan ll,-4t. C2 East Bay, :.
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Bill to Perpctua.e Testimony.

i
M HEREAS, GEO. ALDEN has applied
w to me to perpetuate testimony in re-
gard to the notes hereinafter described, all
parties having alike or opposite interest, and
desiring to come forward and cross-examine
the evidence which may be produced, are
warned to appear before the Commissioners in
Equity at his office ON Wednesday,, Feb
ruary 9th 1867, next, when such ev-
idence, flnot rebutted, shall be recorded.
The notes areas follows:
w. B. Josey's sealed note, dated Jan. l,
1863, annual interest from date for SSl ,G2.
John E. Muldrow,s sealed note. dated Oc-
tober 1851, annual interest from jan l, 1861
for $51, ,1S.
R.. E. Wylie's sealed note, dated Jan l, 1857,
annual interest from date, for Sl6,72.
Jas ". Team sealed note, dated Nay 1861,
annual interest from Jan /, 1861, Tor SG5,35.
William Kirklanl's sealed note, dated Feb.
1860, annual interest from Jan l, 1850, for
$313,16.
!. Samuel Furman's sealed note, dated Feb.
1860, annual interest from Jan !, 1850, for
S14S 90.
W. NJ. Taylor's sealed note, dated Jan l,
1868, annual interest from date, for $3.50. :
VIM. McKain's due bill, dated July /, 1864,
payable on demand for Sl9S,00.
Sam'l P. Murchison's scaled note, dated
Jan l, 1861 annual interest from date, for
S80,13.
Joel A. Schrock's sealed note, dated Dec.
1862, annual intercs: from January l, 1862,
for SGS,69.
Jumes e. ,Doby's scaled note, dated Jan l,
1868, annual interest from date, for S2G,5O
James L. Doby's sealed note, dated Aug
1868, annual interest from Jan ! 1862, for
$500
james E Doby's due bill, dated Jan 1868,
for $4,000
John Gardner, balance on sealed note, da-
ted July l, 1868, annual interest from date
for $195,00
john Il. Shaw's sealed note, dated October,
1861, annual interest from Jan l, 1861, for
$5O,l9
James F Clouds sealed note, dated June,
1861, annual interest from Jan 1861, for
$155,99
G. HDurant's sealed note, dated Jan 1860,
annual interest from Jan l, 1860 for S62, %
Powell NJ Teams sealed note, dated Aug.
| 1861, annual interest from jan 1851, for
S134,43
James Canteys sealed note, dated Jan l,
| 1861, annual interest from date, for S74, y
LII Whites sealed note, dated Feb 1863,
annual interest from Jan l 1868, for SLIP
John S Bradlcy's sealed note, dated Jaly,
1862 annual interest from Jan l, 1850 for
$24,O6
LF GueEy's scaled note dated Jan !, 1860,
annual interest from date for Sl1 90
Robert 3 Cotton's scaled note, DATED Jan !,
1861, annual Interest from date, for S9i,71
: J VI Starkes sealed note, dated Feb 1868,
annual interest from Jan /, 1863, S44,40
Harman Arrants' sealed note, dated Sept
10, 1861, annual interest from date, for 81,
SO
Wyatt Pattctson's sealed note, dated April
1862, annual interest from Jan /, 1852, fol
$51,95
S Sumtcr's sealed note, dated Nov 1862
annual interest from Jan l, 1862, for S24,S3
VIM McSwean's sealed note. dated May l.
1859, annual interest from Jan !, 1859, fol
S24,1G. j. D. DUNLAP,
Commissioners Office, Jan IS, 1867.
Jan 18-2m
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For Sale or to Lease.

sNO ACRES of Land, on Twenty
OUU Five Mile Creek, half way between
'Camden and Columbia, on the Rice Creek
Springs road. adjoining lands of Gen: J. D:
Kennedy, one hundred acres cleared, and
we'll adapted to the culture of cotton and pro-
visions. Mr.. H.. Nettlcs, on Gen. Kcnnedy's
plantation, will show the land to persons
dcsirous of examining it.
For further particulars; apply as the Jour-
nal Office, Camden.
Feb s. st
EJ- South Carolin;an insert times and
send bill TO this Office.
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Dicks0n's Improved
COTTON Sled

N Agency for the sale of the above Seed
- having been established at the Journal
Office, parties desiring 10 purchase can !lavc
their orders filed at Mr.. Dickson's prices,
with The expenses Of transportation added.
We can exhibit numerous certificates as to
their superiority over other seed. Maj. BLAIR,
of tLis place, permits MS to- say that he has
been planting Dickson's Improved Seed for
the last seven or eight years, and has found
them superior to Doyd Prolific, or any other
variety used by him. :,
Persons dcsirous of obtaining them would
do we'll 10 hand in their orders early, rs Mr..
Dickson's supply is limited, and the demans
for them very great. Feb. l..
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GOOD WORK CHEAP WORK.
TINwA :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

THE subscriber. would respectfully
Il inform the citizens of Camden and the,
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
furnish Tinware Of every description cheap
er than it con be bought in any other 'estab.
lishment in South Carolina. He keeps on.
hand full assortment, made by himself Of,
the best material. and will warrant his work
for twelve months. Any article sold by him
will be repaired during that time;s. without
charge. ..>gs...-gs r,..
Roofing, Glttering and JOB Work. of every
description done at Old prices.
Lard, Oil and Kerosene Cans, Stove Pipe.
&c., made to order On short notice, on the
most reasonable terms.
Provisions of all kinds at the market price
received in exchange for work. ;..:ss::s<I
From his long experience he, feels con6-
dent that he will render satisfaction to all.
who may favor him. with "a call at his old
and well known stand. 2i'A
B. D., BRONSON Z
January H. pm, =,
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Council Notice.

3rIIE Town Council will commence repair
1 ing the pavcments of the town on Broad
street, on tie 18th inst, commencing ut the
Court House, and thence to the upper part OF
the town, making all necessary repairs
Citizens wishing to make their own repairs
may do so; otherwise, the work will be done
by Council. and the expenses charged to
the owners of lois fronting on the places re-
paired.
Extract from the Minutes:
J. 4. SCHEOCK, Clerk.
Feb !. = 1t
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'ALABAMA.-Adyices, dated Mont
gomery. the 29th ultimo, state that
both Houses of the Legislature have
been discussing earnestly the consti-
tutioral amendment. A test vote
has been taken, which seems to indi-
cate that Mobile will soon be the capi-
tai of Alabama. The Legislature
is discussing the question Of calling
a State convention.
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ESTATE SALE.

DY permission of a. L. Mcdonald Ordinary
ID for kcrshaw District, l will offer for
sale at the late residence of Angus Mcleod,
deceased, on Saturday the ..al day of Fcbru-
airy, inst. the TRACT OF LAND, belonging
to the estate of. said deceased, and known as
the McCaskill Place., situated on the waters
of Black River, i'll Kershaw District, con-
tanning 2lS acres, more OF less, bounded ON
the south by lands Of Jesse Atkinson and j..
+. Rodgers, west by lands of W. p. Price and
Merritt pcrritt, and north by lands of S. NJ.
Boykin and others. .
Terms made known on the day of snle.
], E. RODGERS, Ex'or.
Feb I ~
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State of South Carolina.
MessISgsg EeisL9.Sct.

Tn the District t Court.
IN pursuance Of IN order from lis Honor
/ Judge LEIT*EE, poticc is hereby given,
That the first quarterly session of the Dis
trict Court for kershaw District will be Lcld
at the Court House in Camden on Monday,
the 18th day of February, inst.
All cases Of misdcmcanor and larceny re-
turned to the last Court of General Sessions
for this District have been transferred 10 this
Court. All parties interested therein, prose-
cntors, defendants and witnesses, will appear
at the time and place above-stated, or their
bonds will be forfeitcil
W: CLYBURN, Clerk D. c.
Feb, l. 3t.
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Photograph G allery,
sPECUALEOyHCE

T have this day associated with me ia the
L. Photograph and Ambrotype business, MIR.
VI. S. LEE, of this Town. Mr.. i. has had
n,ng experience in the art, in the principal
ties of Gcrhlany, anu having recently re-
rned from that country, brings with him oil
tue late European improvements. Feelin 6
tlnhdent Of pleasing, we respectfully ask the
co ronage Of our friends and the public gen.
patlly:- II. Z. BURR.
ira 25,-tf,
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MASONIC We learn that B. R.
Campbell, Esq, of Laurens District,
Past Grand Master, has been appoint
ed Grand Lecturer fol- this State, by
Most Worshipful james L. Orr, Grand
Master. for the prcse Mt Masonic year.
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!: IMPORTED
Garden Seeds.
A large supply for sale at

The Camden journal once,
Embracing the following varieties:
BEANS Kohtrab6i, Tor TurHp
Early Mohawk Rooted Cabbage
Eariy Valentine Cab6a5e Lettuce
Dutch Case Knife Leek
White Fathorse Pine apple Musk Nelon
Large Lima Green Citron DO
Small Lima. Mountain lFuter Nelon
BEETs Icsl Cream Do
Ertra Early Turnip Bro,rn Mustard z
,Eariy. Blood Turnp Curlsd Parsley
Long Blood Guernsey Parsnip {;
Long Smooth Blood Nn,prored Okra -
CORN Large Mountain Pepper
Mammoth Sugar PEAS
King Philip McLane's Adruncsr'
CABBAGE Daniel O. Rourke
Early York Tom Thumb
Large Early York Blue D'carf Imperial :
Early BatterSea Championof England X
Early French Or heart Harrison's Perfected
Early Savoy Blue .PrMssian
Early Flnningstadt White MaTromtat :
Large Late Drumhcad RADlsH
Late Drusnhead SaUoy Long Scarlet Short Top
Large Late Fiat Dutch Scarlet 7'urap
Green Glaze Salsyy
xdtd Round Leaned Spinach
CUCUMBER EARLY Bush Squash
White.Spned Boston Nurrop DO
Long Green Large Smooth Tomato
Eurly Frame Feeee Izlana 10.
CARROT Red Top Spring Tarnlr
Long Orange White Fiat DO
Earty Horn YeHow Do
Egg Plant Ruta-Edga
The above Seeds are from the wcll-known
establishment of J. NJ, Thorburn s. Co.. and
ore warranted fresh.
Feb. |. 7. W. PEGUES.
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EEiu to.pcrpe:uase Testimony.


E1 Parte, Simeon Fair, SoliS'or Middle Circuit.
SETHEREAS, L. W. BONNEY has applied
w to me to perpctuatc testimony in re-
gard to the notes hereinafter described, all
parties having like or opposite interest,
and desiring to come forward and cross-ex-
anime the evidence which may Reproduced,
are warned to-appear before the Commission
cr in Equity, at his office, on Monday, the
twcnty-frst day of January next, when such
evidence, if not rebuttcd, shall be recorded.
The notes arc US follows;
Tios. Il: lIaile's and Edward !lailc's joint
note dated Sep. 1856, Payable two years of
ter date, with Interest from date, amount
S:Dj3 81. Paid on the. same February 1860
SaU7 .93. Also May .23rd 1868 S10,GG.
j. D. DUNLAP, c. Z. X. D.
Jnn o5-0t
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE;
#WINNSB0RO', S. C.
CORPS OF TEACHER!

CURPS UF TENCHEK5.
G. A. WOODWARD, Principal.
". WI M. ;" DWIGHT, GaT Assistants. =
THE exercises Of this School will be
Il resumed the first Monday in February.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board with tuition in all tie branches. except
Philosophy, Chemistry & French, S13O 90
y % !" each Is 90
Students required to: furnish bed linen,
covering and towels.
:, For further information apply to the Prin-
cipal- .Jan. Ism.