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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

70 A formal fashionable visitor thus
addressed a little girl: elbow are you
my dear 7" every well, / thank you,"
she replied. The visitor then added, Now,
my dear you should ask me how | am"
The child simply replied, 81 don't want
to know"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

Boswell, observing to johnson, that
there was no instance Of a beggar dying
in the streets of Scotland-'.I believe,
sir, you are very right says johnson,
+" but this does not arise from the want o.
beggars, but the impossibility of starving
a Scotchman.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

One day, at a farm house, a wag saw
an old gobbler trying to eat the strings Of
some night caps that lay on the ground to
bleach. THAT is," said he, what / call
introducing cotton into Turkey
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"The only real liberty cap" says a clev
er and witty author, is a night cap. In
IT men visit one-third of their lives, the
land of sleep-the only land where they
are free and ~eoual.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

The following atrocity was committed
by an old bachelor in Wisconsin, who is
an editor Why is a bridegroom more
expensive than the bride Because the
bride is always gipen away, while the
bridegroom is always sold.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

Hea- A clergyman "down East asked
a oma whom he had baptised, as she
was coming out Of the water, how she
felt in her mind, ard was somewhat sur
prised to hear her answer " Bully"
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na- 1t said that the sugar in the base
ment Of the ruins of the sugar house at
Portland, destroyed by ERE on the 4th of
July last is still! burning.
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OIL Roland Wright,

thus writes:
OIL Roland Wright,
There's mourning to night,
In the house down under the hill
A child is born, and tue babe is dead,
And the soul of its maiden mother is fed
And white, and cold, and stark. and still
Lie mother and child down under the hill
GRAY hairs are tossing to and fro,
swayed by the htful breath of woe,
A curse goes kissing out into the night
Who is 1t seeking, Roland Wright?
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How does a pitcher of water differ
from a man throwing his wife from a
bridge One is water in the pitcher
the other pitch her in the water.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

The Lawrenceville Herald says bruised
horse radish bound to the inside of the
wrist, is a sure remedy for neuralgia or
tooth ache.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

The age Of women, like that of horses.
always be told when they open their
mouths.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-19

What is the difference between an auc-
ton and sea-sickness? One is the sale
Of effects and the other the effects of a
sail.
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PLOW BEAM

Is sixteen feet long, twelve inches w,ds
It the rear end eud tapering to sl1 lnehts
SQUARE at the fore end, and on each sias
# it's fore end sre two sled-iike runnefs
which balance or hold the plow.
THE PLOW IRONS
Consist mainly OF a Coulter aud Mold
The coulter is about five feet long, -
six or eight inches wide. II is strosglyI
fastened to the rear end Of the beam. asd
to the lower end of this coulter Is attsce
ed the mole, which is cast iron, we'gninl
about fifty pounds.
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THE PLOW IRONS
MAKING THE DRAIN.

When the levers are put IN moto1, tt
rome is coiled around the capstaD-tb
plow is gradually drawn forward soool
one hundred feet, and the Mole bcius
about three feet below the surface, an.
places and firmly packs the earth 10
wards and sideways. forming an under
ground WATER TUBE or DRAIN, ses.
en- inches in diameter. The team ls nov
taken from the lovers, hitched to the iron. .
of the Power, which is drawn iofs. II
one hundred feet, then rehitched 70 t0e
levers and continue making the dTaan'
A man aud boy, with two yoke Of ozes'
can easily make over
TWO HUNDRED RODS IN ADAi.
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The Plow is most valuable as
SPRING PRODUCER!

Sprung FkUDOCEA
By running one or more drains, tnree z
four feet deep, to a given point, az 49, es
dant supply Of running STOCK WAfl /.
has been obtained ia the dry seaso,
low lands in Illinois and ONO,
money a price these
WATERING PLACES.
To the Stock Men they are lnvaluaus
The similar surfaces of Indiana, lllnoa'
Ohio and Louisiana, will procure the sen
results.
In introducing this new implement, 2
fancy model is exhibited. The macninss
are all built for use. The inteHlgeg
planter win soon understand its gfels
utility. This is the great labor-sas'st
and
MONEY PRODUCING IMPLEMENI
Among all the modern Improvements 2
farming utensils. It renders more prv
ductiye, and even reclaims from oeTf.1
waste, some of our very richest sou
The increased yield of One Year. g
Val Pay Ten Times The Cost Of D az.
ing. Drain made over five years IN LINE
OILS are doing well.
All orders or letters of inquiry slou'n
be addressed to w. W:.K1NCHELU1k
uoy24h Baton RougsAs
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A VOLUME IN ELEVEN LINEs.-"M arg For
rest, thus writes:
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME L F. THORNTON. tho Rroat English Astrolo-
sist' ClIrroyaut nnd Psyeioiolrclnn who 6ss aston.
tshcd tue scientific Glasses Of tho Old World now 10.
cate herself a liudson N. Y. Madame TnoRsIos pos.
soascs such wonderful powers Of second sight
bio her to ipar hiowicdRo OF Che greatest Importance
to Tho single ornarricd Of ethor whllo In satn
Of trance sho dcncacs Tho yo features or he pcrson
you arc TO marry, and by tho d Of instrument OF in
tcnto uwork tho PsYclomOtropc guarantee, 70
produce clike picture 6f tho future husband wife
Of - sfflIraqt. date Of marriage. position
In htc ts1na irai9 Character. &c. This is no hum.
bug. as thousand OF testimonials nssert she will
annd. yeul, drsirod Atopsilpcd eesttlcaia written
guarantee that the picture is what puorts ba Dy
enclosing small lock OF hair, and ing place of BIRTH
ug orsposiuoh md eompeIion and enclosing fty cont
and ialPed atdresied to-;oafaclf yuu Will ~:
ccire tho picture aud dosirvd Iniomsen BY mail
All COMMUNICATIVE iscfcdi3 c6npduElas Addrcs, In
confidence Madame H-P!: THORNTON. p. O. Box 22s,
uudDon. N. Y. Iy March 80
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Be On Your, Guard.

AgaIns Tho, limitations and eountorfsits Of HcsTET.
TERs STOMACH B1rTERa, with which Tbs PIsAT,s
who mako Dial nyIno. by proving upon the
alex and auforns, ondesyortng 70 hood s mar
kais OF this country Whenever thess soisos.uoaaxns
atc thsy .Ia nosdiaaiy prosecuted BY lhs
propHeors who oIpsna thousands Of doiis annually In
tracing lhern out And bringns .he ~ justieS Within
abort tiins fDJpasqo haIo been obtained Ia tho
Courts Of thp United Slater against number oY ind
yduils and nrA and ruita ase now Ia progfeas as.inst
rcyhyl pt whose will DO siven TO the
public lutin spite OF ths utmost vigilance Ind Activity
Of thor dotectivo egshtx hS $50 o; course
unable 70 totSSt e public. entirely against ptraHca
limitations Of. Standard National Tonic In
request and a. readily cppvarihlo Into paah a. United
States Bonds or Treasury Notes. Thoy therefore, a.
proeauon. direct Intention to tho fact hat
finely grayod label. representing St. aeorgo ,hs
Dragon and beautiful br6phetary stamp. e,ring the
fpeslendorsomen Of ths Government appeet On ossry
hoaS The genuine BITTERs. ,Ihn, aziioie.s fur.tr
authenticated by mntaturs note ot hand r1h sis-
nature Of f"HosraTkn siHTn" to counlsrfei which 3.
asats priion erfns. Tho trus BrTTKfis sold ~
ee.tseson9. aud never in bulk
Hos7RlTRR shuTH.
KayH
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'nnwH
Ii. H..

IL you want cheap Blank Books; "'" ''
you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.; or, MILLnRs' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly; -
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go TO HInAM HARRIs. No. 80 Broad street.
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-. INQUIRE WITHN.-Tho mouth is like house to
lot. However protty it may be externally, It 10
impossible to judge OF its merits until you have
seen tho inside. II behind tho ruby doors tIero
are plenty Of pearl-white fixtures, you will OK
claim, at once, show beautiful!" To impart tho
utmoat possible brilliAncy to suoh dental furniture
to keep it always sound and psrfect-there ia
nothing like fragrant sozoDosT.
May a., ~. ,.s... /. ,mwfa
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FREQ 10 EyerylOdy.

Gargc 6 pr. Circular. giving information OF tho
ntoa66s7 heF ms homely m.s teeomG ss;auiul, tha
dcsplscd rpspoetedi and tho fortstfI ldvpdEap
No yo14s lady on Eerticman snoudrai t6 Send thoir
pddrcss. and rocoiyo copy postpaid, by rotuIn mail
.r,'v>' 'T-,''fH - AddrGiss p. o. Drawer, d,
= March 80 .'f'' lyr Trot N Y ~
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vi MiSCEllAME0 US.
PHOTOGRAPHS :

FOR THE MILLION II
r WILL SEND. Postpaid. 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for 90 ccns, 90 Actresses
for 60 ccna; 90 Union Generals for 90 con; 50 Robol
Generals for 90 conts 90 Statesmen 50 beau
tful young Ladies' for 90 conts 60 nne-ooking young
Gentlemen for 90 ccnts; large Photographs Of French
Dancing Girls, I'm costume beautifully colored exscty az
they appear for 80 eonss or for 50 cents OF tho most
beautiful Ladies OF tho Pariaian Ballet Troupe, ne they
neir in The plny of tho Black Crook at Garden
New York. -rs. .-'"'->--'"-- --''
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THE PH1EIx has; largo circulation throughout tho
middle and uppor Districts Of tho Htate Advertising
rates ss reasonable the stngency Of the money
kot will warantn MerehAnta and oihsss aAhlns to
lln columns 0f The paper will Aldrsss a'3r''-s-
,.'t,. .t...'. rse JULIAN A: sELDY, Proprietor,
February 25''' '-''.' - Columbia g. O.
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MILIIoAs Son will sell this day, OF hilfpast 10
O'Clock In front Of their store. No. "a venduo Range,
barrels. furniture. coach and Japan v.rniah, Ep.om
salts, &C., &o.,i., 4" ."' Z "ft>''i 80 /.
II. NJ MAHsHALL & Bno. will sell this day, at 10
O'Clock the conentsoS stare No. "a Mestot street.
Meeting. 4 s.g af e - Il C e
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
Auction snIoo Thi, nav.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEws OFFICE
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A-A-h-A-A-

. Tho best psSYVu6 pittars now in use srs PtsIsns
bottle, and bo convinced For salo BY all Druggists. N
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AUCTION SALES.
Dn hILIsOY q CO.

Di hILNOY d CO.
THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock at tho old ntand OF J. Il W.
Knox, no. 1888 Meeting atrcet.
IL cssrs STRAW GOODS. of tho latest styics
spring aud Summer Cotling-Pnnta StuG. Cassimerrs
Fancy Goods. Parasos, Towels, Iabio Cloths Hosiery,
ao &C. May AZ
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Tho following extracts from Special Order No.
81 will prove OF interest to our readers, ms they
;mbrnco subjects that have attracted the attention
Of tho community Tor some time. Tho ye,ed
question Of tho etreot cars is now definitely set
tied, and wo aro happy to state that Mr. g. C.
SMITH will bo released to-day: -
Headquarters Second Military Dfstriot,l
!" CHAnLEsToN, 8. O., May %, 1867.
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cOmn1IssoNEn,s SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
J 'ples M RtcH o. Bc1,id,n'n &otcs Atl,ainis-
frdtor tfp 6ot'is non 81 John Clarke Ct al
BILL FOR FOREOLOSURE AND SALE.
by authority ofn dccreal order In this cause mnde h
hss Honor Chancellor Johnson. at tho last February
RiihnR OF this Court nr Coeton district, bcfnro TIM
Curt Housn In walterboro'. on MONDAY Tie 81 lay
oi Juno n"It nnenlng ut 70 o'clock NJ.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate
In tho District Of Collcol containing ak hundred nni
twentSeiaht acres. moro or css; bounded to tile north
ward ON lnnda OF - Walker. Paul H., and Charles H.
Erpp; TO tho ca 5srd on lands OF Godfrcy and Dr.
nsn.mn Rho!t; south on lands Of the sold Dr. Bcnl.un
lSnds ol said W, G. Hayward and said Paul r. and
Charles z. Fnpp.
Concftone-0ne-tllrd caah the balance on credit of
twelvo months titles delivered when the credit portion
pay for papers. D. sTOKFs
O. E. O. ID.
hay wing
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THE BEST TONIC NOW in USE !
November 27
To TAX PAYERS, s,

-|------- To TAX FAfETf9l ~ ~ :. n
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
i for tho Information OF all persons conceEned:
ORDINANCE AMEND oRpHsASoH 70 RAISE sur
FILLS ron TIE riiAR 1851 AND ron OTHER pURfosri =
He It orilinol by the Mayor and Aldermen city
Council nsse bed That all tn1es payable ner tho Or
dlnanoe 10 mise euppce for the year 1867 and other
puoses be paid belorr the goth day Of Juno
and tui pesos who ahall default payment OF
their aIcs on TINT day, Hhan pIy, In addIo6 70 tho
month until the Slt day OF July. whom. Ii not pald
amount Of two Per cent per month upon tho amount
three per cent per month tho amount OF taxes due
eha be paid until psymcn' Of the whole amount r rndo-
IL That all per.ons WHO nuglect tail to pe their
monthly taxes on or boc:s the hlcepth day OF saoh
month, shan respectively pay on the amounts thereof
payment In made .-.|N ',,,,-- p
katned in City Council this soyonth dsy OF May tn
tho year Of Lord thousand oixht hundred and
siItyseyen. ..-fr f.-., l.,
tLaI p. O. aAiLLARD, Mayor.
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Ths, 9ail9 {Nypma,.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY p, 1857
LOCAL NIATTERS.


Jon WoRK.-Wo have now compot d our onlca
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF j6BtMJR&;.auc wo most ro-
spectfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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.uuiT tHtpTfCFf.' ~ IT ...:'IN IT
- DTF1cR or THE CAPTAIN or pinIos ( E
-.l- !. .-s. .oHknLtsroaS g. O., May % 1858. :
-alARABRAPH IL o -oADINhNCE TO REGULATE
l. The "Cieannng Of Pnyics and Vaults" torbIdb thS
use Of 4rrels nspsnlaras ahavagonB .6d PstHes st
plying f license aro required 70 provide closed car
suitable for tho purpose AL porsona, therefore, who
pupoae taking jobs OF Tho hind horeby required
bring their cars 10 main guard house for inspection bo
fore applying for ncanla q. b. BIaWALD,
HAyH 2no Captain Of Police,
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AUCTION, SALES.

''f DISTRESS iSnIe
BY n1ILLIGhN & RON. Auctiobcers.
IanGc;; a h.fp..' 70 o.sinel. viii DO sold.
bblB. Asplialtum yarl,iaa
Dbl japan rurnish
half bblE Epson S,ll5
SSa.1 rsa,n Tartar 81 tss sseh kegs snow wnits
Salts. boxes iegrmsn Co.'S Cod Lror OIL 10 boxes
EIr Of BARB S,oncl case Gum Csmpho y Jozon
f1avorDg ExtrActs.
levied on and % bo sold as the property Of - for
Terms cash. Msy AZ
Contends Of Store No. 40 Market street, near
ur IL. NJ MASsifgi Xfss,iig; III g. BRO
THIS DAY. a7tb at 10 O'clock win bo sold. at No. IS
oroo co,,ocor Market =, 4 ,snS; ,spw, DE ono >r,nv
Saddles anl Harnrss boxes Of Soap. Platform sca,c
&C. %c Also, Cottage set Furniture. carpets Chairs,
&C. &c. MsyT
''"'r e. Is%,sgy t. ~ f;s Of e. Asr;rsra'0r ( r,%
ss %nd m" i Real dst Est",s ; hssns:
SIXTEEN n1.spRkb i f"sHa S"%. '-'"",Ao ruR.
PEf'TlSE LAND, In st. Janeo uvvs-cr...
Conditions cash. PnrrhaT a. q" u. for napcrs
SIny 81
Oh DEe ssc,Esiais u @ "t@ ..~ 1S@ 1se''sss me Ts
ny II: NJ: %Ans.IA,h. ~ Blso..
lO-MORkON, 21th May, al -Sld At tho
Old Exchange nrosd street,
All that Lot OF LAS'' nav street. next
north or AInlerr ines 1900 'ront and
rear by l81 feet, moro Irs.. toystr.r with tho
buldlpCa thereon, all Of which Of brick md
wore erected about ten yoars pInce, consisting
OF vnry largo and elegant thrcc story mansion With
pazza5 to tbn %onh, and commanding OF tho 1neat
Vows OF tbs harhor. contains IL upright rooms be
siaea try md bathrooms. and IS supplied with gus I
turcs md wutor works and cissrn. Thero s a kitchen
o SIX rooms n carringe honse and stable. .....
.-.,. ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND adjoining tho svove ia tho
rear and fronting on Drake street measuring SO feet
rchea on said sreot by 2i feet less, contain
Ing Wooden Dwelling Of f,ur rooms.
All that LOT OF LAND adjoining tho above lots and
being TO tho south OF tho last mentioned measuring 20
fect inchcs Drake street nv l2f feet lsas
and containing n wooden dwelling OF six rooms
Condltons-Onchiih c sh; balance by bond, payable
In one two three an our years. with ntorest Gemiau
bo Insured and poicSs sssnc o nr9Gsn ~ pa I
papers. fstuthsmtu7 May 2T
House and lot IN Shepherd street.
BY W. Y. LE1TCII & II. 9. BRUINS,
huctionccrs. No. a6 BROAD street.
VIII be sold TOMORROW 2Sth fnat at II O'Clock, In
front Of tho old Custom House,
That HOSE AND LOT known No. 16 Shepherd
street. Situated near tho South Carolina H road raoh
Lot measures 35 foot by liz fcct, moro or less
Mny 81 'tt
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On Account of all Concerned
ny Il. d A. p. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW, tho 2st, will be sold before our Store Al
10 O'Clock. on account OF oil concerned,
Gasce GLiRET WINE
Doxes Cotton Cards.
Condluors cLah. NAV ~
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.incttnns for Horses Vchtctes and Furniture
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al . ar.rtc- nsst
oc!oik as originally established by tho nibscribnr,
Furniture ealee nt Private Residences promptly attend
cd TO ut low charges. II-7
SMITH & MoGULIvRtY
huctiOne~rp, No IIr.,ast ..--.t
April IL atno h0uth Sldo Et- tr.
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REUNION HOTEL.

For Curling the Hair Of either sox. into .Wayy
. and diossy Ringlets. or Heavy Massiyo-'.''
........- .-ai, Curls. -..'ra
14Y USING THia ARTICLE LADII AND GENTI.E-
ID. MEN can beauuty themselves . thDusand.fold,
70 Tho only article n the world hAt dIj trl straight
kalr and at ths tame time Beautiful GLOSSY apI
peahnce The crspor Coma not only curls tue Lsr hn
,nyigoI,tes bsaYtt9st and psanaes md
nghlly peFalhsd snd ID the uost complete article OF
Gs.per Com, viii pa, sqntta -1y Rddtaax 6lAled and
20 :. Addrofs all orders 70 .r.,. 40 =.
'"'"i NIL M.ARA CO., chemiais /. .
% No. wsA fayeiso siP q, sysaalaA N; IN !
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL 0 "A. NJ: on Satur-'
day, whilo mfr. RoDEnr JohpAS. sr., for many years
tho sltariptendonk oil tho Wost Point Mills WAS
engaged in his usual duties in tho Mill lie mad
Hortcntly stopped upon n slippery stayr, which
preeipitated him upon thsI tHSdlH s.w thon in
operation. In falling, Mr.. JORDAN succeeded in
twisting himself round, and the SAW struck him
on tho right side, ihHtttmg a6yore wound back,
and below tho right shoulder. All of ths ribs, we
learn, wore scvorod from tho backbone, aud the
saw cut into the cavity OF tho chest. hlr. JonpAs
suceeedod in e1tricating himself, and, though
bleeding profuscly walked to his house, some four
hundred yards distant, where lis daughter, with
admirable presence OF mind, toro up n sheet and
made bandngo which controlled tho hemorrhage
until tho arrival oftho SnTgeun.. ...... -. ;. "
Dr. W. y. HoRLnEos' was, fortunately, at Tho.
mill, attending n patient, and was Immediately
called in; tog ether with Dr. A. D.. pEIzEn Who for
somo time, considered tho case hopeless. Tho
remedieb applied, hoEaYor, aceInpd to be efiica.
cious for tn patient enjoyed. SOUND aieeh on
Saturday night and lilo symptoms arc now con.
sidored moro favorable and hopes ar entertained
OF his ultimate recovery Appsratun has been up-
pliod which keep the bones in position ski,lftii
professional attendance, good pr5aing and . good
constitution may enable Air. JORDAN TO weather.
inc storm and mako good recovery.
BIrTrsn.-Tho steaia,Gtrf SiSaH oAblafh f fsa-
ousoa. was chartered by tho congregation OF CAL
vary baptist Church (coorod) to take the cardi-
on the 'S wsS R.. s
was to DO performed. At 10 A. M. largo crowd
collected at venning'a Wharf, and by lie timo tho
ateamor started thefS wsfo rdliy .kreo hundred On
board The day was beautiful, tho sun bonp
sonowhat ahrouded by tho eouda and botI
time and tide suited admirably. At 10 NJ. the
Planter reached tho camping ground, and tenn.
D4i'y T.s sff SlSns s5s|iss ~ oiaa r
Pasaensers who gladly took up tho limo Of marcl.
1ss 1ss ins es.nssss ssss' s's ssR AZ &.
congregation Ssffo addressed by their Pastor, tho
Rey. Charles Small, and tho dostrino OF baptism
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BY command of Maj. aen1 u. E. sIoKLEs.
Il, lSigned] ,... j.. w. CLOUs, ~,
- Capt ssth Inf'ty, A. D. G. md A. A. A. Cent
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- .Po.tonicr Notice.

. - ~ = POST Office Notice.
Posr OFFICE, I
CIsuI,EsroS,, s, e, ,.hIay G,1S61,f
~ Hsrtaftcf. niiiGrthcr notice, tho Eyrthdaston
{ Mails will Qosoat1.1b +. NJ, mid arriving at tho
Depot ut OTIS a. NJ. will bo ready for delivery nj II
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post Ollico will open at
1880 p. N. log Qpe hour = = -.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will COLI
inuc to clos, daily Mt o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah apd Charleston Railroad, ut a, ~. on
! 'sTondssR Wcdn6sda aypnhd Fnddys: ~ .
STANLEY G. TROTr, T. NJ.
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MR. vooLER, No. fOs Nfsrkct streot, has GU.
thanks ior lato Now York papers, weekly and
daily.
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DowNFaLL-Mnny Of our readers will bo griev-
cd to learn that tho largo tree Which formerly stood
near tho corner OF King and Yauderhorst Streets,
wns blown uown by tho wind of yesterday morning
This trco ws qditH old aid paftidily dccaved, and
,Rautdd n1orcls a alicht i;l6s q fyosiratn Tha
sodters; na;others wcro busy in cutting up and
removing.tho trunk yesterday, and fhGte will soon
DO no vestige Of the trco remaining.