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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-16
JOHN I'll. MANNER,

IVA J1R in Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
Market St.. Cadiz, Ohio. Has everything
in tho Tobacco line, which ho is pre-
pared to furnish to the public, mt wholesale
or retail, at the most reasonable rates.
Ills Cigars, Of every kind--trom tho
'Stoga', 10 the finest gradcs-are tho best
over offered in this market. Hanna e
Cos. Premium Chewing T'obacco--the best
article in inc country--always on hand
Nillikinuicll, and all kinds of Smoking
Tobacco, kept constantly. Let all lovers
Of the weed call and examine.
Tom II 1880 ".
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ONO borrowed gold some years ago from
foreign and Eastern capitalists and the inS
terest upon this loan was always paid in
gold until 1868, when the Radical Legish>
turc of Ohio ordered it paid in grccnbacks.
Now the bond>hoder say itwell be repudia-
ton if they are not paid in gold. - Cleue-
land Plain Deair.
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SHERMAN HOE1SE,.

M ANN Ell bEMEhE, CADEN @,
IFs THOS. MCBRIDE, Proprietor. -
This house formerly known rs tho Lacy
House, mas been Thoroughly repaired and
renovated. Every thing will be done that
can bo to make guests comfortable The
liable VIII 5e supplied with the best the
market affords. A sufficient amount of
StaLltnG is attached to the House.
April IL, IS65-1yr.
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SWAN HOUSE.

a IVEN-EalsN Ut -TF%HF N.esV W MI"
- REN Streets. T. J. SWAN, Proprie-
tor The Proprietor having recently pur-
announces that he has Re-fitted and Re
furnished in the best style, the hotel for
merry known as the National" The Sta
l4es TO this house are large and c0mIno-
dio l., and will always be attended to by
trusty and careful Ostlers.
July 8, 1s67-y.
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It. EEEFT1ENG.

NNA1 NE N 'sNFETAh uJN a9s Elh@I4 "a NEss
w No. 4M Market Street, Philadelphia.
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
man, German and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces and
Trimmings; Silk, Cotton and Linen Hand.
kerchiefs, Silk Mits, Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and Suspenders;
Yelyets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Msy1 1857 -1yr.
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LIVERY GYARg,E

E1tAE@ aEEI SSHENFs N " RkSRSEs
~ CADIH ONO. p. Lynch having re-
Gently added largely to his stock of Horses,
Carriages. Buggies. &C., is prepared to
serve public in the good style and at reas-
onablerates. Passengers arriving on the
trains taken to their destination cheaply
and dexpeditiously.
Aug. 2, 'G5-ly.
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SAYS sagacious writer peace can
only come through return to the spirit
and letter of the Constitution. 1t can only
come through moderation and justc and
purity of purpose. Therefore it can not
come through the Radical partyi"
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NEW EsAK ERY.
EYEE " nT A IE,pE Hs s7s, rSa,r

w Ly informsthe citizens of Cadiz and
rioinity that he has opened u NEW BAK-
eRY on Market Street, Grst door above
Ozark d Ramsey's Jewelry Store. His
}5rtal and Cakes ere warranted 10 be of
10 best quality. Particular attention
Efean to baking all kinds OF Cakes for Par
t'aa, Weddings, &c.
April IL 1967-Iy
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BFE kTTN EEFAD

GABETEE4 Il. BRYANT FHAS OPEN
- ED a Meat Establishment in the Gel
lar under Hanna q Co.'S News Depot, where
he will ieep constantly on hand a good as
sortment If Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &c.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
soncited. Jan. SO, lSG7-1y,
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81 w. ROSTWECK.

A 'TTfse%EY AND GSeUNgEAOFs
IS AT Law, CADTZ, 0. viii practice in
L!le County Of Harrison and adjoining Coun-
clos. Profosssopal business confided to his
tire, viii receive due attention.
DFFICn-0n Main Street opposite the
Court House, next door to Sharp & Me
hlnnies Drug Store, upstairs. -..
Junn 26 1867 W.
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Another Eetter ErGEl Ben. But
LpPO Paving tgle gs0Eds,

! ing of the interest on the rubiic ho~d. in
the same currency that the peonIa are ronI- H.
peled to take:
Nv most earnest desire is that the Gov
crnment shall fully, honestly and exac.}v
meet every one of its obligations. accnr ling
to the exact and equitable condition of owe
ry contract it has made with it, creditors
| would advocate nothing short Of this. and
Justice and good iai;h rcquirc nothing more.
asserted that the fvc.twanty bonds wcra
payable as to their principal in Gu ioucr.
end not in god. This rhc 4,'Luac denies,
| and insists hat they are ravab!c n cold.
Tic whole question Is. what VIZ Tue can.
tract between the Government ard its ere
d.ors?
The first $50, 0,000, ,000loan Of August, 1861.
was issued at 7-3J interest principal and
interest payahly in aoil--was 50 taken and
80 paid Wien thc f2e twenty an hi}i
va, passed. it established The interest at six
per cent, payable IN gold. hut said nothing
as to the currency in which the principal
was to be paid
When the fyc-twonty Joan was before
Congress, Judge, Spalding. of Ohio, as ed
SIR. Stevens Chairman Of the Committee
on Appropriation who reported it. ii the
principal Of these bonds was PAYABLE in gold
as well as the interest. 10 which Mr. Ste
vens replied, that the principal was not
payable in gold.
At the same session, when the first FIVE
twenty loan bill was passed, the lcgal-ten-
der oct was also passed, providing for the
issue Of what uFe nav known as green
! backs" 1t was therein provided, aud so
printed on the back Of every Hoie. that it is
leaal>tendcr FOR every debit public and pri-
vatc, except duties on Imports and the in>
terest cn the public debt. Hit was not to
he received tor principal Of the public delt,
WY except the INTEREST,"
Besides. the act made it receivable by the
United States for all its loans, ana specially
convcrtil'e into fv"-twonty bonds.
Again, IN the following Congress, while =
| portion o! the five twenty loan Was yet unta-
| ken, another tenNt0r'y loan was authorized
at five per cent. Interest; beth principal and
interest Of which, by Tie terms Of the act,
! were payable in goId.
Now, il it was the contract Of tho GOV
| eminent that the six rer cent. fy~ twenty
! bouds were, interest and principal. PAYABLE
| IN gold, although directly the contrary was
stated on their face, why was it that the
! GnvenGent offered ten.lory lo2n Mt five
| per cent, interest and principa! both pay
able in gold?
In other words. how could the Governs
mcnt expect the FIVE per cent. gold payable
! aud gold bearing loan to he taken up. when
it had the SIX per ceut. gold payable and
go1bcaring loan S;iil bnfon' tie country?
You SOY that the 1jilro,c was largely,
Cal0usly Instrumental at the raolIa.t nt
''
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seA,A short time ago The sea- in wsshs
ing away portions Of an emhsnkmsn. az
Dcerness, exposed to view quantity az
human bones. Among the remains skull
waspicked up which excited much curious
interest, as linnet' nest was found inside.
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ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS,

He asks the public ia call and examine his
work, as he thinks people can do better
with him than anywhere else.
Nss- Repairing, Painting and Gaming done
on short notice and reasonable terms.
April 4. lS67-lvr.
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IT, E}GNAEEEJFI.
A 'G'ED4NEY E.AW. GT, E6sEr-

"A IS, Mo-, No. 50 Chestnut Street, be-
tween 18th and 5th. PRACTICES IN TIE
MISSOURI STATE Courts. Prompt atten-
tiOn aiyen to Real Fatate Litigation, ana
10 snltS relating to Commercial Transac>
liens, Insurance, DC. Also to paying tax
es. proving titles, and all other business
entrusted 10 him.
Mo-. r. so
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JOHN C0NWELTt.


D. KEr ST., opposite Fellows Hall,
Cadiz, Q. Also Local Agent for the GRO
YER & BAKERS Celebrated Family 'and
Manufacturers SEWING MACHINE
Call and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles,
&c, constantly on hand.
ianl7, ,'G6-tf
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DENTNE CyTrHV

FE FT. HARRISON. DENTIST.
RHe Opposite the Cadiz House. up stairs
All branches of the profession attended to
with promptness, care and dispatch.
Mot -o-Please all that can he pleased
Ian 1867
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REIN WEIGH 81 CO.,

IA ~ ~ gFse "a s[tHfS e4 e ShkIS 70 sHE4 GkSO
Z KERS, Cadiz, Ohio. Dealers in Coin
Exchange anc PromiRsory Notes, Interest
paid on Deposits. Collections made on all
accessible Points, and Remit or at Current
Rates of Exchange.
Dec. 27 1SG5-ly
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CHAIR MAKING.

T III. GREDER respectfully announ-
Ezs ces to the citizens of Harrison Coun-
ty that he has opened out in the rooms
formerly occupied by VIM. /. Fry as a
Cabinet Shop, a CHAIR FACTORY, and
has on hands and is constantly making
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Va. 2. PIE A

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WWOg.E
I'VE SALE Retail Dealers in ALI kinds of
Cigars and Tobacco, Main Street, Cadiz,
Ohio, three doors above the Sherman
House.
Nav 8 'lS67-1lno
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EsE~A State Constable heard one person
remark to another, on fremont street, Bos
ton, that the new Masonic Temple showed
good deal Of public spirit, and that the
said Constable spent whole day in the
Temple trying to find the spirit.
--------as=l&sg-- %t9sss------
To BLESS or CURSE saves his
country saves himself and all things, and all
things saved do bless him. Who let's his
country die, dies himself ignobly, and all
things dying, curse hnmi
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EEAEAEs & LOWE.
EtADEE EDET&E.

MTEAEe ERgrRE,FC sETEEFsENSsG.
" Cadia, O. JOHN COLEMAN, Pro
prietor. This House il situated in the con-
ter Of the business portion Of the town. end
i S convenient to the depot. Good Stabling
convenient.
April. 10. 1867.
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HEAD. QUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT, }
RuEEAU or REaIsTRATIoE,
ATLANTA, Ga, September %, 1887.
Editor Atlanta New Era:
Sir-BeIow you have the consolida ted res
turns of the registered voters for the State
Of Georgia:
All.
iotal ,7Zd
will commence 10 a few days N furnish
y0ua statement Registered voters by coun.
ties and aistricts.
Very respectfully, 4. HuLBRT.
Snpt Registration State Of Georgia.
This is the new Gedgia--tls rcgenegstcd
Georria-the Empire State Of the South
that the Radicals propose to introduce into
the Union, One half its voters are negroes
Of the most ignorant and degraded kind.
They will have halt Of the Congressional
delegation, and viii have thsr share of the
State officers They will elect uue half Of
State Legislature. They rill have the
judges, half the theriss, and half theiuries.
upon which the lives, liberties and property
OF the people are to depend. How weuld
the people of Chic like such condition 6t
things IN this State? viii they vote 70
those who viii impose II upon H orgia.
lsa State whose ruling political power ia
half white aad half black the peex Of Ohio,
and shall We recognize it in TIE Federal
legislature
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,ERSEDH SHARON
VI. CUNNINGHAM,

"a i VIM n . Mt ETA NFa sAEDhNa
- OHIO. viii give prompt attention TO
al legal D1sinosg entrusted 10 bis caro- in
Harrison and adjoining countics.
oTEIUE--Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
tTaroE le IGGT
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HEAD QUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT, }
RuEEAU or REGISTRATION,
ATLANTA, Ca, September %, 1857.
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An when they Iiz up early in the morn
in, behold they was oil dead corpuses."
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pOred, and on each seam aruche of pinked lilac
silk mixed with grey. The idea Of this was given
nv Princess Clothilde, who wore blue robe of
the kind on tne Gay me s.ssdsls were awarded at
the Palals de l'Industrie.
On each side of the ruche, from top to bottom,
is a border of lace sewn on hat. When the robe
is worn indoors ii is made with train.
There was no jacket to match, but fchu
Marie Antoinette ruche all round with long iow-
ing ends behind. Another more elegant dress
was made of light green silk.
The underskirt was trimmed all round with
perpendicular bands, bordered each with white
edging all these bands were of different lengths,
forming vandykes.
The overskirt was made of white linas, and
the waistband with basques which were fringed.
white rice straw fanchOn completed the
toilet and the wearer wore on her shoulders a
fchu of the same linas as the upper skirt. Some
little nicetes are better seen than described, but
our Parisians have way of drawing back their
over skirts which is very graceful. They sew a
tape on each front seam right and lett Wnlch
they tie underneath behind. Then they tie on
their bonnets under the chignon so as TO let the
garlands now worn frame in, as 1t were, the oval
OF their faces, whereas exotic visitors bundle up
their skirts in q bunch behind with most hope
less effort to be fashionable, and not a degree OF
taste guiding their fingers, while their bonnets
are wrenched off their heads, leaving nothing
to ornament their fOreheads. 1t Is infinitely
preferable to be quite out of fashion than aWk-
Wardly in that predicament
Embroidery on everything will be the striking
feature next fall. RoueauX or rolls of satin are
put on silk, and rolls of the same material on
fancy stuffs. Crosscuts piped with satin are
conveniently sewn on with buttons down the
middle. This plan recommend to seamstresses
who, generally pucker their crosscuts.-Ne1t
York Herald.
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right to Introduce troops OF the United States within
me limits OF this state, to occupy Fort SUMTER ana
neither will be permitted and will regarded as
his declaration OF war against the State of South Caro-
discussion or negotiation You will, therefore, re-
quire nom the President Of the United States posi-
livery OF the fort And you are further authorized TO
give the pledge of the State 70 adjust all matters
Of valuation in money, in the manner most usual
ana upon she principles OF equity and JUS ice always
ters.'"
LATER DEVELOPMENTS.
The thread of events is next resumed under
MI. LincOln's administration, in q curious docu-
ment by Pickels, entitled "Secret Cabinet His
tory in Reference to Fort Sumter" II is dated
state OF South Carolina, Headquarters, August
3, 1861" The following is an extract-
II know the fact from Mr Lincoln's intimate
t5lend and accredited agent MT. Lam9n, that the
evacuate Fort Sum eT aud he (&F Iamonl actually
wrote me, after his return TO Washington, that he
would be back in few days to aid In that purpose.
Major Anderson induced to expect the same
ba ,bbng as r MS notes to me prove know ne iaSt
taning permission from me, upon the express
guarantee of former gallant associate In the navy
10 visit Major Anderson for pacific purposes
planned the pretended attempt TO relieve and re-
inforce the garrison by fleet aud that Major Ander-
a scheme, and that Fox's usgracefu expedition was
gotten up In concert with Mr.. Lincoln merely to de-
tended to sustain and protect Major Anderson, when
In fact they decided TO do no such thing and acted
withhe deliberate intention to let the garrison perish
that they might thereby excite the North and
them to unite in this unhoy and unnatural war, by
furiated and iawless party might crafty their ven
geance and lust of power over the ruins of their
country, and amid the blind passions OF maddened
1t should be remembered that this last letter
is simply an assertion of Governor Pickens, and
that Is fortified by no authority.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGs, ETC,
-. On Friday Morning,
August 2S at Il o'clock. will be sold, by catalogue.
on four monthB' credit, about 200 pieces OF Ingram
venetian, list, hemp cottage. and rag carpetinRs'
which may be examined early on the morning oi
sale. Ta lT5l
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GOingI GOIngi! GOneI!I
Faster than the auctioneer's hammer knocks
down merchandise, neglect disposes of the
teeth. Bid therefore, for that prize of life, q
perfect set, by brushing them regularly with
SOZODONT.
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FIRsT. CLASS INVESTMENT BONDS FOR
Il SALE.
ST. LOUIS CITY WATER 6S,
Principal and Interest payable in New York In GOLD
Coin.
These are 20 year bonds, having the revenues from
the Water 1dG specially pledged for the payment Of
the interest and redemption of the principal and also
the general revenues Of the city. They are offered
with confidence as hrstclass security and at such
price as will net the purchaser about per cent at the
present price ofgold
ALSO, ST. LOUIS CITY PER CENT.
CURRENCY BONDS,
Issued for municipal purposes. To be had at a low
price.
The present financial condition Of the city, and
other information can be had on application 70
CHARLES II. KEEN,
sW fmWatl Stock Broker. NO. s25 WALNUT 81,
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I osT- ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN GOING
- from Thirteenth and Spring Garden 10 Eghth
Ahd Vine streets, A GOLD FOB CHAIN. The finder
VIII receive liberal reward by returning The ABOVE
70 thi5 ONCE, SHN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20


i'EcISrrN+ nf TuE CvrEr FERnEa
learn from distinguished member Of the Bar
WHO attended, the Currt thni tie following 10
gal principles were decided by the Court o
Errors. last wr.k in Columbia
1sr. The Siatut" "f Li,ni. at:ons was snspen
ded by the Say Law in South Cnr.l.na.
I'D. The ordinance Of The Convention allow
ing parties !" prove what wn. the cnnsrl-, a
tion AMI value of AL roaiin nc,. during the war
ia roi III violation of the Crit-d Stat-s Com
sti'u'i"n, nor does it impair the Obligation ol
cu"trsc's.
81 IT, is not in viul,.ion Of the Conati,utio,
"f the United STATES for tn. District Courts ,r
t'y criminals without n rrcsentrneut cf q
Grand Jury.
4riI. The Tax COLLECTORS nr~ not compelled
I" receive The bills of the 'Baik VI S"uth Caro-
lima In paw n'""t "f tax"s.
5rii. That slavery was nat abolished Mt the
date If President T.nro'n's Pr"clnu,nt ion, hut
ceased tn TX :: ::..ivn i... Stat. was captured.
6rH Exrr'ss Companies are liuLle to he
taxed on their ncnm.
The tx on National Barks, end the valilt y
rf n"Gr" ''G!'is. were p'.s'p", cd. The Court
decide d that :he Columbia and A, gusta Rail
road might cross the South Cmro!Ina Railroad
in Columbia. But The caSe wna retained for n
c"mrrnnise h.tween the two Companies in re
gar'l To ia" crossing and other matters.
The question .f I'll" vn'ility mud c"nstitn- =
il"n"Iitv of the orgnmizatinn Of the jnri-s uu-
der Military Or'l.rs WAS arr~el in the Cou,
of AT,rmis. hut II" doc sor h.. vet been att
nouhccd -Grec.riNc Enterprise
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M a R * ET 9.
hEroKILD Ev BELc.Ic1 & ACULInUGu.

|, AEBEvILLE. Dec.mber-l8 s.
CorroS-Middlins, In IL ln3: Baeeng 81
81: -F:"ur (c"un,ry) Sl4.no a $500; North
ern. s. $40 Corn Sl.00 l,25 Meal 81, 2k
Golf. e. 2s u aa; Sugnr, ls 23; Butter, 25
80: E:g. Is 36. wh,.k.y. S4.00 q 6,
! Daeon (Shou!Iere) l5a-ls: Lard, 70 n. n
tInIns. IL n an; Siles.l0 20: salt, S3.5i
*i.an; Wheat, S2U0 y s226;- Oats 65 50.
is"i's l2t Is per pound.
CoLuMnlA, December 1s.-sale. Of cotton
to day ioU b"les-rn'ddi"g iai lss.
dull and unchanged. Corn dull an.l drnupnp
Pork duI, at 2n:- S. Cotton quiet, at 15i
Money at. Gold ssq
i. M-Fl"ur shade lover-State $50 a
l0s5. Wheat dull. Corn ls lower. Oats
quiet. Mess pork; per barrel. Of >2,,D ,,nnnd..
zo.o1. ''nrd ,l"i'. at l:s IL. Co ton quiet
SALES 500 bales at la3
BALTIMORE. december I9-Cotton dur a,
I9t i'2. Flour quiet and neglected. whea,
very dub rC,rn ariive aud scarc.-wbit, I
~ F,2"; yellow .. n !, rs. Oats bud rv.
Timer. Bneou s!ioul-r -
CiNcI>HATi. D.rrmbcr 1s - lour dull and
uec''nIng. Corn. s6 81. Pork-olJ l9, 50; wv
20,a 5ns Lard ~ ala. ~
CHARLESTON. Dccsnitr 1S-Co,,on burer.
are grhcral!v out Of The market, and sr,cs.
have declined 1c. sales:2a0 ba!e,;, rsr.ip.s -
41D-rniddiing lia
Ar,Usrs. December ls-.,ot.on ma,k.,
closed steady, at il for .nrnidHng.. - d
SAvANNAH. December IS;-Gilo9 o,,.pe
s'ea'iy mud closed fr,iter: SAILS 1892 baer: rs.,
cci; IS 2.5os--mnllliug. IAf. -
N"ULE Ilrr.n,brr 18 -->'s!es' Of COTTON to-
day LIMO 'nles Ihe MAJ k.t cl"sed qui and
easy--nid,ili"g Ii; receipts 3s4 l,slrs. -
NEW O.LEaSs, EecsInt,sr, IS .-Cott.n firm
ainf tY'hiing urwards---Oriea,is| 10; raI-s 4.iuD
bales; rse.irs e.as6. biolnsses IN .f.ir.leu,snd
-..in,a6O; choiee75. Po,k very II-inLbisv
:S.oo... Bac"n-reiaiI. shoulders IL xIIi;
clear la4.s ;G"M 3g9> -. ~. - -
Li.EErnI'I, Decra,ber Is-,Eveni.e.-Ca
Ton ,elnsed .brIser-npiank in port 7H;. To- az /.
i've +; orlean.1t: sales =. .0tnI, -haivs.
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Rebecca Stewart, adm'x, vs.. Jas, n.
= ;, King and others.
to o,.lrr of Court. and At r..
T. 'i~k IF tie farmer pnrehn.rr. ,chn hax
ltaiird to comply ~iM the terms IF suie. viii
Sell. at pubnc outcry. at Ahl'rvIne u. H., az.
Sale day in J.nnar, n.xt, II } -isGs, ,hs iruct
'f land, in Ninety Six, thr>TeaJ -s. ate of n. ".
Stewart. deceased rrn shining 22l Acres. NOR.
or less. mud Lou.. ..Jsd hy inp.Is "f John Sadisr.
John Gattd:u. sr:, Hr.! }. A. SIews,t anI
others, : = -l, =.
: tB- 7ERLs ciSH,-rurch"ser 10 pny -
mpsrs
- wM. II. PARKER,
C:-E. A. d :
Cdnmissons''s nffi.", I; -. :
=, Dee, II, 1857, 81 -
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SOUTH CAROLINA..
AREE'IILLE DES7'HI.,T

6y HILLI.i.K XILL. -Oraiuurvo,
4lbbe"ite District, s. {. -
Nv HEhEiS. application has been madtc
me hy Jas Edward Culhu.n, for I..s Il.
OF Ad'n'n's,r"'i..p Of all and .invul.r ,l,. y.d.
an" sI Gh"t,e's: rights and cr.,lirs of lrs
eea--d.~ sa
These nr". therefore, tc cite ant, aa,o11iisl,
me k'"'ire' and C, eii'ors If The said d. c,se.
:" 4. or and ~rre"r hrfor- ma nt .. r.nrt GiOr
binary Tor Ah''rvili- D;s'rn:', In b. held sAb
nr''''c C"urt li",,s-. "n F.itl,y, the a7i 81,
n'e'mhrr, 'vst:, 10 show cause. If nny.,he,
e"n, Why's i'd Letters Of Adminis rution sbuI,,
not he grnn-,l.s - 49,,
G,ven n"'rr hand and seal. this I - day
Dec ls. 1867 ,3iL2.
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G. A. Visanka va. J. r. Owen.
T3URSuANr tn order Of Court. md at m,
L ri.k If Ms fprm"r pnr~hnscr. rio hnx f;.ii,d
to coanpty with tc'ma If Suie. will sill, vt pub
lie ont"ry. NJ AhhcvitIe a. H., on Sal. dny in
IN Japuary ne,t. az 1868, the il"nse sud Lot
IN III. village Of Ahb.viIle, now occupied hy
s'tl j. Z. Owen. fronting IN Main Street, and
fomnlrd hy iots,.f Edward Noble. J. ID chaI-
n'ers and others. lot containing one acre, more
or l. ss. 49,. -
e1 1ERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay
for Inpris.
WM. H.. PARKER:
g. "a. d.
Commissioner Office.
Dec. II, 1867, 81
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ATLANTA. December lS.-The Convention
wns "rruiie.l ali day in considering the mras-
me 'ff"r-d on yesterday. Recommending tn
Gen Pope, the removal Of Gov .Jcnkin. I,
WA. finally nh"p'el but Without recommends
fion us TO his successor
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MARRIED. "n Thursday evening the % Il
u!t., mt tie residence Of the bi id.s father, by
tie Rev. j. scott Murray, Mr.. GEORGE "
M!Li.Elt IF Abhrvi'lr. nnl Miss EMM ALA T.
daughter of j. y. Reed. E.g.. of Andc, son