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and was crying out for it in manner that
instantly disturbed the even surface of tae
mothers feelings. She was about telling
him, angrily, to be quiet until she could
finish dressing hersslf, when the words
''sPeak gently seef1aa kskispered in her
ear Their effect vas magical; the
mothers spirit was subdued
81 will speak gently" she mucmured.
ant went In to Harry, who vas still cry
ing out fretfulls.
''What do you want, my son ?" she
said, IN quiet, kind voice
The boy looked up with surprise his
eye frightened, and the whole expression
of his face was changed in an instant.
81 cannot find my stockings, mamma"
he said.
"There they are, under .he bureau"
returned Mrs Burton, as gently as she
had at FIRST spoken.
'Oh, yes! so they are," cheerfulIy re-
piled Harry; 81 could not see them any
where"
"Did you think crying would bring
them 2"
This was said with a smile, and 10 a
tone SO unlike his mothers, that the child
looked up again into her face with sur
prise which was mixed with pleasure
"Do you want anything else?" she asked.
"No, mamma" be replied cheerfully,
81 can dress myself"
This little effort was crowned with the
most encouraging result to the mother !;
she felt deep peace settling in her bosom,
the consciousness of having gained 4 true
victory over the perverse tendencies of
both her own heart and that of her boy
1t was little act, but it was the first
fruits, and the gathering, even of so small
a harvest, was sweet TO her spirit.
For the first time in many months the
breakfast table was pleasant to all Harry
never once interrupted the conversation
that passed at intervals between his
father aud mother. Whec he asked for
anything, it was in a way pleasing to all.
Once or twice Mrs. Burton found il nee
esssry TO correct some little fault in man
| ner, but the way in which she did it did
| not 10 the least disturb her child's TEN per,
aud instead of not seeming TO hear her
words, as had almost always been the case,
| he regarded all that was said, and tried to
| do as she wished.
''There j. q wonderful power in gentle
! words, remarked Mr.. Burton TO his wife,
| after Harry had left the table.
Fes, wonderful, indeed their effect
| surprises me-"
| "LoVe is strong"
Days, weeks, months and years went
! by; during all this time the mother con-
tinue3 to strive very earnestly with her
! self, aud very kindly with her child
The happiest results followed the fret
ful, passionate, disorderly boy became
even minded and orderly in his habits
| A word gently spoken, was all powerful
| in its influence for good, but the leas:
shade of harshness would arouse his stub
| born VIII and deform his fair young face
| Whenever mothers complain TO Mrs
Burton c: the difficulty they find in man-
aging their children, she has one piece oi
| advice to give, and that Is, command
! Yourself. and speak gently"
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A Strange story.

At the beginning Of the late war, Vim.
II. Lewis, of Iowa, was a student in East
mans Commercial College at Poughkeep-
sic, n Y. He enlisted in Dodge's Ri6e<.
but was transferred from that organization
IS Second Lieuteuan. IL the y. 7. l52d
Infantry. Subsequently,, he was made
Captain Of Co z OF the regiment. While
engaged IN laying the pontoon bridge az
Fredericksburg, he was wounded in the
knee, captured, and taken South, where
he was detained for months and months,
and had no opportunity to mmunieats
with his friends. When released, be
again joined the army, was wounded at
Autietam, and afteIWard at Gettysburg,
where he received shot in the head,
frscturiug the skull, and from July till
November he remained alr,ost totally uu-
conscious in one of the hospitals in Phil
adelphia- Recovering, be again entered
the field, and at Sailors Greek received 9
wound through the lung, ard vas dis
charged from the service.
The father of young Lewis was man
Of large property in the State of Iowa,
was Brigadier IN the volunteer service,
and fell MORALLY wounded at Chattaucoss.
His only brother was Lieutenant Colonel
of the 2Ist Iowa Infantry, aud was killed
at Antietam. His mother died during
the war. While the young man was
prisoner in the South, Gen. Halleck GER
titled to an uncle of Lewis, living u Iowa,
that Wm. II. was among the killed =:
Fredericksburg. Oo the strength Of this
certificate, it is alleged, the u0cle secured
the necessary legal papegs to administer
upon the estate of his brother and the de-
ceased family. The uncle was declared
the only heir; he Immediately sold the
property, receiving therefor 81 30 600, and
then went to Europe. Young Lewis did
not know of the death Of his ia.her and
mother till after his release from the
Southern prisons. He then wrote TO his
friends IN Iowa to look after his property,
aud was informed of what his uncle had
done Young Lewis, after his discharge
FROM the army, resolved TO pursue the
uncle. He found him living in Paris, .
man of property. The whole facts Of the
ease have been laid before Gen. Dix, the
American Minister az Paris, and a dwell
ling house in Paris and deposit in ons
Of the banks, the property Of the uncle,
hATs been attached ondU legal psocSrdicSs.
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Governments orthe Rebel states.

General Grant, In General Order No
10, publishes for the information and
government of all concerned, the act TO
provide for the more efficient government
of TIE Rebel States, and concludes as
follows:
In pursuance of this act, tbe President
directs the following assignments to be
made
First District, State of Virginia, to be
commanded By brevet MAJOR General j.
~. SchOfeId. Headquarters, Richmond,
Va.
Second District, consisting of North
Carolina and South Carahna, TO De com
mauded by Major General D. Z. SickIes
Headq quar:ers, Columbia, 5 c.
Third District, consisting of the States
cf Georgia, Florida and Alabama, to be
commanded by Major General 6. H.
Thomas. Headquarters at Montgomery,
Alabama.
Fourth District, consisting of the States
of Mississippi and Arkansas, to be com
mauded By Brevet Major General E. O.
G. Ord. Headquarters at Yieksburg,
Mississippi.
Fifth District, consisting CT the States
of Louisiana aud Tezas, 90 be commanded
By Major General P. II. Sheridan. Head
quarters at New Orleans, Louisiana.
The powers of Departmental Comman-
ders are hereby delegated to the above
named district commanders.
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Saturday Afternoon.
BY y. P. WILLIS.

lore to look on scene like this
Of f6i!d and careless play,
And persuade myself that I am not old,
And my locks are not yet gray
For It stirs the blood OF an old mans heart,
And makes his pulses fy,
To catch the thrill Of happy 7oice,
And the light of q pleasant eye.
have walked the world for four-score years,
And they say that am old
That my heart is ripe for the reaper Death,
And my years are well nigh told.
II is very true-it is very true
I an old, and bids tny time;
But nv heart VIII leap at scene like this,
And 7 half renew my prime,
Play on play on I am with you there,
In the midst of your merry ring;
I can feel the thrill of your daring jump,
And the rush of the breathless swing;
I hide with you in the fragrant hay,
And whoop the smothered call,
And ny feet slip on the seedy foOrl
And I care not for the fall.
I am willing to die when ny time shall come,
and I shall be glad to GO
Fo- the world at best is s weary place,
And ny pulse is getting low;
But the grave IS dark, and the heart will fail
In treading is gloomy way.
And it wiles ny breast from its drearinsss
To see the young so gay.
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"A man living in Washington Terri
tory has named an infant son as follows /:
John Elmer Sherman Sheridan M'Pher-
son Fitzpatrick Thomas Butler Fsrragut
Lyon Grant Mack Smith.
Call to the devil, if only in fun, and
you'll hnd him coming en run.
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A murderer in the Cincinnati Jail
gives notice that he don't want to zee Wis
itors unless they bring cigars with them.
-"Radical rump rufhanism" is the Ia
test Copperheaditorial phrase for patriot
ism and Union sentiments
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aNTISTRY.

~ 10 ] n I
undersigned, Graduate Of the Bal
r College Of Dental Surgery, resp pectfully
{ his professional services to the citizens
5-sburg. He has spared no means to
1EL.y acquaint himself with every i'm
IN his art. To many years Of per
+ experience, he has sought TO add the
t'tsd experience of the highest auth critics
.--ll Science. He simply asks that an
'.-1lry may be given for his work to
rs own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. s.
..-n..s: Prof. C. a Harris 7. E. Bond,
4 Handy; a. A Blandy, P. Il. Aus
lie Baltimore College.
VIII be at EbensbuFg on the fourth
gay Of each month, 10 stay one w1ek.
l-zry =, 1851.
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.OID ( CO, Bdakers-

- OO'J ]tA's'1'-'
EBEEsBCRG, PA
Go-d, Silver, Government Loans and
Securities bought and sold. Interest
. .ec On Time Deposits. Collections made
: aoIesslole points IN the United States,
2 Heneral Banking Business transacted.
luary p, 1867.
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N. LLOYD & Co. BanEers-

ALTOONA, Pa.
-,,5 OF the principal cities, and Silver
20 Z for sale. Collections made. Mon
-eiYed on deposit, payable On demand
u interest, or upon time, with Interest
'--7S- ljan24
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| = LLOYD, Prsst. D. 7. CALDWELL. CasL5-
'lHSI NATIONAL BANK
OF ALTOONA.
GOVERNMENT AGENCY,
AND
-INAIED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
.orner Virginia and Annie sts., North
: Altoona, Pa.
GzzEO 5sizEO CArIrAL........-.......Ssos 900 90
-AF'IAL PAID IS........-.....- o,OoO 90
Jiislness r.5is pertaining 20 Banking done on
I,n2. al. Revenue Stamps of all denomina-
"Fays On hand.
=! sl[cnasers Of Stamps, percentage, in
' oe allowed, as follows: $50 to
an 90 cent cent S!oc to $500, per cent. /;
Haa upwards, per cent. Fianas
|~Tsfuse u TIE 1Tsztrsz.
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.EES j. LLOYD,

EES j. LLOYD,
Successor Of z. s BlaT,
Dealer IN
Z DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PAINTS,
lis. AND DYE-STUFFS, PERU Me-
.2T AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
r-EES AND BRANDIES FOR NEDI-
PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, sc.
4Iz0:
p Cap, sad No-e Papers,
fe-5, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And ether articles kept
by Druggists generally.
''l--5 7~sr-T. = .igr, c1rgfutLy compounded.
1c5 CT Main Street, opposite the Noun
Iolse. E6ensburg, Pa. [iau2+
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"There, there, not too fast you have
plenty to eat, and time enough to eat 1t
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lr~TTlJAM KITTFLL, Attorney at
n Law, E5ensburg, Pa.
,paary q 1851.
t0qY FENLON, Attorney at Law,
Ebensburg, Pa
L-O=ee opposite the Bank Ejan24
T0RGE N. READE, Attorney at
Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
l. Office IN CoIonnade Row. Gan24
P. TIERNEY, Attorney at Law,
Fbensburg, Cambria county, Pa
l-OHee IN CoIennade Row. sjan2+
|T4ySTON & SCANLAN, Attorneys
a. Law, Ebensburg, Pa
A-OEce opposite the Court House.
4 .,zy SION. [ian24l J. E. SEAMAN.
+W-EL SINGLETON, Notary Pub
lie, EbeasbUrg, Pa
=,a q High street, vest OF Fosters Ho-
UanZ4
4. MES Q EASILY, Attorney at Law,
C.--,1r.ovu. g. Cambria county, Pa.
= a--Ff.sctural Drawings and Speeifi-
- Tjan24
! WATERS, Justice of the Peace
and Scriveuer.
= OHce adjoining dwelling, on High St,
-:surg, Pa- LfsoI-6m
+ KINKEAD, Justice Of the Peace
n. and Claim Agent.
-. E-'E
-.s5 by ". Hasson, Esq, on High street,
s5-rg- Pa. llah' OH
:, SHOEMAKER, Attorney at
Law, E5ensburg, Pa.
.rl,ular attention paid to collections.
- u4fce one door east Of Lloyd & Co.'S
= E5rse. [ian24
E vUEL SINGLETON, Attorney at
n law. E5ensbu-g, Pa. Office on High
a.. west Of Fosters Hotel
IL practice in the Courts of Cambria and
eiai1g counties.
a Attends also to the collection OF claims
Cldisrs against the Government IlanZ+
EORGE ". OATMAN, Attorney at
law and Claim Agent, Ebensburg,
i COUNT
r. Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty, and
Iitarv Claims collected. Real Estate
Z. and sold. and payment Of Taxes at
70. Book Accounts, Notes, Due Bills,
-ais, &c, collected. Deeds, Nortga-
Azrseneuts, Letters Of Attorney, Bonds,
sszt,y written, and all legal business
4-I.v attended 70. Pensions increased,
. E51ali1ed Bounty collected jan2+
c. WILSON, n. D, offers his SER
vices. ss Physician and Surgeon, 70
+ citizens Of E5eusbuFg and surrounding
4pt-v.
NJ 5sen appointed EzlraiEiHg Sa--
3 hs j. prepared 70 examine al Pension
} and applicants foT Pensions who may
y his services.
a. Office on High St three doors east OF
church. in Office formerly occupied BY
Jones. Residence Immediately adjoiU-
,Ece. Iian2+-3m
@EES J. LLOYD,
successor Of R, s. Baan,
Dealer IN
z DRUGS AND MEDICINES PAINTS,
k.LS. AND DYE-STUFFS, PERI Me-
\ 2T AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
fEES AND BEANDTES FOR AEDI-
Il PURPOSES PATENT MEDICIN Is, &C.
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'''u's Il rss 17zE1.tz.
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One Tractof L,nd, containing 100 Acres,
more Or less, lyingon waters of l. ,,tntoe Creek,
n'ijoining lands Of james Cantrel and Others,
aevied on as the properly Of S. dncy Reese, II.
tho suit Of the State for taxes
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

TIIE following are the Appointments Of Rev.
Il A. B. SrEpHENs, Presiding Elder, for the
.Groenyiile DISTRICT Of thssS South Ga1Sliha Con-
Pickensoille Ciycnt,---4th Sanday, and Sat
.urday before, in July, ut Bethlehem. .s.
4 Keo,cee CtTc,tae---i,,S f,anaey. e.,a Saturday
before, in August, at. Mount Bethel.
WaulaHa Ci,oait.--2d Sunday. and Saturday
Seneca and 1Mgaloo.---3d Sunday, and Satur-
day before. in August. at Center.
anderson Station list Sunday, and Satur.
day before, in September.
anderson Circntt.--2d Sunday, and Saturday
before, in September, at Providence.
Pendleton Circuit. Sd Sunday, and Saturday
before, in September, at Pendletcn Village.
July IG, 1867. nE. ~ %st
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

ItE STATE OF SOUEEl sCAROLlNA,
IN EQUITY-44PICKENS. i3N
hartha A. Boggs Adupx, Billto Administer Es
IS Vs. II. t.s., = tate IN Equity Re-
Elihn Griffin and others. strain Creditors. Sc.
ON hoaring the Bill, IN this cause. and on
~ motion Of Whitner & Whtner Complain.
ants Solicitors, it is ordered thata Writ of fd.
Junction do issue. to be dircctedto EIihu Grif}n,
Boggs, restraining him from prosecuting his
suit further against Martha A. BUgga, a,iminis
tratFix Of the said Thomas Hamilton Boggs /;
and that the said Elihu Griffin, the suiRg cred.
itor and nll other creditors of Thomas Ifamil-
ton Buggs bo enjoined, and they are hereby
enjoinsd from commencing suits 1T Inv; and
from prosecuting the, snt already commenced
against the said MartbaA. .Boggs, as Administras
trix, for debts alleged To be duo to them or ei.
thor of them, from the said Thomas Hamilton
ROB'T.SSf fsssrH II OdPsON, c.k.r,D.
Com'rs Office ApTils9, 1867. 29---3m q
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OFFICIAL.
.HEADoUARrERs,2 2D MILITARY, DIsTRIor, y
Charleston, s. c., July 10, 1867. E

'aEADQUARpERS, I'd vi MILITARY DISTRICT, q
Charleston, s. G., July 10, 1867. &
[General Orders, No. 60.]
The following appointments Of Registers
are announced. Tho persons named will be
assigned to dutyby Post Commanders as mem.
bers Of Boards of Registration for the several
Registration Precincts they may establish
within their commands.
Commanding Officers Of Posts willfll va
cancies and report their action to these Head
quarters for coDfrmation.
The Boards of Registration will be organ
lied for each District in South Carolina, cx-
cept the Districts Of Barnwell, Berkeley, Or.
angeburg, Lexington, Beaufort, Greenville,
Chester, Collcton and the City Of Charleston,
which shall have the Boards provided for in'
this order.
Registers will be required to take the oath
prescribed by the Act Of Congress, approved
ID of July. 1862. Blank forms of this oath
of Office will be furnished to Post Command.
ers, and when duly subscribed and sworn, will
be returned to these Headquarters.
The election precincts established by law or
custom as voting places in Tie Districts, Par
ishes and Municipalities of South Carolina
will be designated by Post Commanders as
the places for Registration. 1t is desirable
bly, a less number, be included ina Kegistra.
ton Precinct, and assigned to one Board, so
that ample facilities may be afforded for Reg
istration.
Every Board of Registration will choose its
presiding officer, who will represent the Board,
and announce its action upon all matters com.
ing before it,
Regulations for the government of Regis
tcrs in the discharge OF their duties will be
published as soon as practicable for general
information.
A"lerson John w Clark, Bailus Hicks,
Peter McFai]c, j. j Rogers, Jesse Pickerel,
s. Westmoreland, w. Spencer Moore, DIR. w !.
j. Milford, DR.. j. i. Crumley.
GrrenrNc Solomon Jones Nbsaloin John.
sou, William Robertson, John Dill, Samuel
l,nslcy, Henry Rnincs, A. w. Folger, Wm
G.. Kollctt, James NJ. Allen, R. w. Goddard
John T. Curcton, A. Cobb
Ifchcns. Alex. S. Briggs, Luke Arial,
James Buldine, Rev. T. b. Madlden, w. r.
Parker, ". s. Woolbright, A. B. Grant,
Walter Woodn, NJ. L. Mitchell
The Registers hereby appointed will be i'm
mediatc'v notified by the Post Commanders,
to whom they will report at once for the ne
cessary books and blanks.
All Communications from Registers will be
addressed to the Post Commander. Orders
and instl uctons will be transmitted to Boards
OF Registration through the same channel.
BY command of Mai. Gen. ID. r. SIcKLEs:
j. w. CLOUS, CAPT 3Sth U. s
July II. Infantry A.A.A.G.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
}3.I In EGuity-PicIkcns.


Henry Dannenbcrg and ~
A. apannenbcrg, Ex'trix Bill fer Coast NO,
VS. tion, Partition Ks-
The German Settlement Of lief. sc.
,"tChaTiest1n, ct ais ..rti
'ltai Commissioner publishes tho following Es
l tract from tho decree made in this cause al
ll'crccent term Of the Court of Equity, for the N
formation of all concerned, to wit DR.
ut is further ordered, that the defendant SAM
ucl Loyingcod. do prove his demand against tie
sad tostator, Herman Fajen, deceased and thst
the Commissioner cnuse to be published in the
newspaper published atpckens C. IT., a notice re-
qniring all creditors to come in within a certain
time, and prove their demands; and that the said
Samuel Loyingood and oil other creditors be 70,
strained and they arc hereby restrained from pros
ccufng their demands. suing at law, until the
further order Of this court" II
Pursuant therctoall and every Of tic orcditorss
of Herman Fnicn, deceased, will prove their de-
mantls before ME according to law. in my GHi4e,
on or before tho 18th day Of October next, or they
will be barred. N'tN
Persons tndcHt Cd tnythe Estnte of Iferrfhh Ia,
JONI oooc"ol. will make fse tio UNDER
sigued, or they viii be dealt with according oaw.
ROB'T ~. THOMPSON, c.E.p,n.
Com'rs. Office. July 12, 1907 3m )
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Greenville & Columbia RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUPHRINTENDRNT's ;CFPIcY, Isl
coLuMDiA, Sept. a 9, 1866. :,
1'lIE Passenger Trains will be run over this Ronl,
L daily, (sundays esSepted) until further notice.
Pea Columbia at Z; f.. Y '15g q M
Leave Alston at :; 4; 8 O5 - Il
Leave Ne&berry at lOh85 &.Y q.
Arrive at Abbevile at n; - 8 tl3p m s9S
g at Anderson at & 10 ~ q.
y" at Grcenville at & 40 ~ sSy
Leave GrcenVille at ~; %.,: 600 ~
g Anderson (: ID sS0 a S,t4
&c ASbeYiie, /; (; ;s885 So.
q Newbsrry, !; I2O 81
Arrive Mt Alston, (; 8 AZ 4s5,sgxA,
The bridge at Aston being; now completed. ,paa-
songers and ireights will be transported without
delay The EXPENSE OF heights, by the tiiscontin-
uance of the wagons and boats, will be largely re-
duced. XII. eiH ~ n s S4E S47E opis77sS.si' o7S &:
June IA. 1857 80 III KS
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OFFICIAL.

HEADQuARTERs SECOND MIt1rAaY yDIsrR1cr5 s z
Charleston, S. g., May 80, 1867. N /,
lGeneval Orders, No. 32. ~ AZ s.9yysa ,sS.
!, J. Any citizen, q, qualfhed voter aeeordingto
the requirements of the Act to provide for tho
more efficient gg9yer ament of the rebel States,
.pnssed March 3D. 1867, and the Act supple-
mentary thereto. passed March 23d, 1861, is.
eligible to office in tho. provisional government.
OF North and South Carolina. All persons ap-$
oath prescribed BY the Act aforesaid, and to fiie
tho same. duly suhscriBed and syfogn, With the
q; An citizens assessed for taxes; and Who
shall have paid taxes for the current year nrs
qualified To- serve as jurors II shalt be be the The
duty Of the proper civil officers charged with
providing lists of jurors to proceed within ffn;r
several jurisdictions, without DELAY. and ascer.
tam the names of all qualified persons and piace
.a t IL os s5S Sssss ssa from
8. All eitissnS arF eligible to follow anv III.
ccensed cali3g. etdplBSment, or vocat;oa .ls,,b.
Jeot TO such Impartial regulations as NAV be
presHrioea py municipal or osher competent
and am, the 6d9astitufion ard laws Of the United n
States. The ko1d required as security abaIi innt
exceed tho penal SUN Of ono hundra4 apiIa.ss
4a IN the o. more sasssIss
over end above just debts, will bs
g., The mayors of ojtes and OF l,ar hs,: :.
and town officers aud alf sherfffs - VA
aaa poles tssSss sss Ieaaired to be
euse. ehargs Il their duties theaa and
cooperate with the military
s. Post Commapdcrs may shannon TOT tHeIS
aid %1tnneyer O. she ordinary means ut their diss
posal sliali not be- snf6cieat to execute their
ders, such of the civil o1icers, and as many OF 81
the citizens within the territorial limitG Of enc
military post as may be necessary; ana sthesgS
neglect or refusal of any person to did aud ass
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state Of South Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,WHEREAS, r. Il. Iolcombc hath applied 10 me
Nv for leters of administration upon the Estate
Of James Nj Taylor, deceased, late of the District
Of Pickens and State aforesaid The kindred and
creditors Of said dopensea, arc. therefore, cited to
appear beforeme at Pickens G. II. on Monday the
10Th dey of August inst, to shew ea,ise, If. any
they can, why said letters should not be granted,
Given under my slIaad and seal this lst day Of
August, 1867, :. M :.
w. II. HOLGOaIBE, o. 2. n. -
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Medical Notice.

TIIE UNDERSIGNED having permanently estab-
lished himself at Pickens Court House. offers
his services to tho communityrat large, for the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE in allits branches.
When not professionally absent. he nny always be
found at his office. ready to give prompt attention
to oil calls night or day.
JAMES! NJ SLOAN, M. D..
Pickens C.. H., Nov. 49,, 1865 lIA-tf