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Office.

N LII persons indebLed to the Estate OF A. J.
~ Taylor, decd, or to the undersigned are
hereby notified that they must pay mp by the
7th day of January, 1867. And all persons
having demands against said deceased, are
hereby notified TO present then TO the under
signed according to law, and or failure SO to
do they will be barred.
Dec &c, 81 w. NJ. ADAMS, Admir-.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
(By Order Of The Ordinary)
SUMMONS IN PARTITION.
William Walker, Applicant.

y. u. Nohlcy and wife Jemina A., .et. al.
In obedience 10 an Order from ID. A. VII
l. 'iam-, Ordinary nf Lancaster District. TO
me directed, vii sell nt Lancaster Court
fou.e, on The iirst Monday in January next,
within ;he legal hours of sale, One tract ef
land containing One hundred acres, more or
less, situated in the District afure> aid,
bunnd-d bv land. Of l.. J. Patterson. Mar
garet Stewart ard the Estate lands of J.-on
Clark This lsnd Will be sold "n u credit
OF twelve months. except 80 much cash I'm
gold or its equivalent in currsncy) rs will
defruy expense ofsaie,
}. b COUSART, s. l.. ID.
Dec. i2lh, 1866 'It. pr fee $500.
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atL RIcHr.--At the recent election 10
Boston. the nseroes al vo,ed-ihe Dsme
cratic ticket. Thn wss beeau.s they
found ,heradiesls would no, give them
a chance at the sspoiIs This amai radical
majority vas seut down sons 600. and
.,she Democrats rsinsd largely 10 the low
sr wards. Ths lioe,oo negroes have
found oat ~bat The real o. lbs African
race vii discover is good tins that The
Democrats are. a!sef all, their beat f,isnds.
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Boarding and Day School,

I HE MISSES HENRY have made such ar.
rangemcnts as viii enable them to receive
few more Pupils as Doarders. from Monday
iae 7th January next, when the exercises OF
their SCHOOL will be resumed after the usual
Chr istmss vacation. For terms, etc., apply at
their residence. East end Gervais street, Colum-
bia, or address by letter.
December %, 4C--ct
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M A Il lt IE ID /.

Married, on the evening Of the 18th ult,
at the residence Of the late w. il Cureton,
deceased, by Rev. J. N. Craig, DR.. w. j.
wnlrE TO Miss LorrIk A. CUsnTos, all Of this
District
On the evening ofthe Goth ult by Josep b
Clark, Esq, Mr.. GEoRGE CREssuAw TO Miss
NAsNIE NAkLASpISGHAN.
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COMM lSSI0NER'S SALE.
BILL FOR PARTITION, &c.
William Nj. Adams, Administrator, ct. al.


Us.
Mary Isabella Jane Taylor, ct al
UNDER the order of the Court of Ecni-
~ in the above stated case, I will sell at
Lancaster Court House, on the first Mon
day in January, 1867, the LANDS belonging
10 the Estate OF Andrew Jackson Taylor,
deceased. being situated in Lanca ter Dis
trici, on Camp Creek, nnd containing in the
aggregate six hundred and thirty four acres,
more or less.
These Lands will De sold in three sepa
rate Tracts, TO wit.
TRACT NO !. CONTAINS
1iDo Hundred and Sirty Acres,
moro or less, and is bounded by Lands of
A. .. McNter. Mira Isabella Reed, Estate
lands Of John J. Craig and Others.
TRACT NO. 9. contains
Too Hundred and Fifty .6oc Aere.,
more or less, and is bounded by land. OF
Samuel Robertson, Joseph B. Boyd, J. p.
McAteer aud others.
TEACT NO 3, Contains
One Hundred and Nineteen acres,
more or less. and is bounded oy lands Of
Mrs Reed. Jane. McCorkle and Others.
Some If the lands above, particularly
Tract No. l, is of excelient quality, com.
prsng large share of very valuable bot.
tom land on Camp Creek.
= TERMS OF SALE A credi, Of on.
aud two yoars in equal annual in.talImen,s;
the purchaser 10 give bond or note, with
1--WE Or more good snreti-s, with interest
from the day Of sale, pay able annually, aud
a mortgage Of the land; except so much
cash rs will pay the costs of suit and ex
penses Of sale.
X g BILLINGS, C. Ell ID.
December i2, 1866. 44-4t.
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On the day following. will sell Mt the res.
idence si James ID. Mcilwain, in lancaster
District. seven miles South Of the Village.
the following properly, to wit:
Fon Pork Hogs. in pen eighteen head
OF Sheep, more or lass one -four hors.
Wneoa and gear three broken Wagons /;
5000 pounds of Fodder, more or less $50
bushels Of Corn, more or less one Cutting
knife ; one Corn Shelter two Scythes anu
Cradles; Lot of coru Shucks four pair Of
plO~ gears oHe (Scotch Giant) cOrncob
Crnsher one set Of Smith Tools twelve
Stock Hogs, more or less lot of Raw
hides foor Beds and bvdiing; one Side
boards One Bureau; One Cupboard; one
safe; 20 Chairs OF different kiniS one
sofa; one Fine Piano Mr-e Mirrors /; on.
small round Table one Folding Table ;
three fine Tables Que Clothes Press /: four
Washstands funr Trunks lot of uhds
800 bushels Of C"ti"a Seed more or ln-s /;
one six horse Engine aud Boiler; one bug
gy aud Harness; .x Spades and Shovels ;
one Carrmgc under repair Gin Sumter Dist J
one Sewing Machine four seis of Aadi.
rons; two Cotton Gins and bands one
Book Case aud Books three sets OF Pitch
ets and Dsws ; one old Clock eleven head
ofCat'e, noe or less. Levied on and to
be sold a. the property of James ID. Nell
vain at the suit of James s. Thompson,
aud others.
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sSoS feli AT this place, on Saturday
nigh. and Sunday morning last. 10 the
depth OF five inches. THIS is the Iarr
eest we have bad since 81, and as i, is
accounted az omen Of good crop year
we welcome il with a pleasing hope Of
some truth in tie prophecy.
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MILTARY IN TnE SobTnERs SrArEs.--
A proposition will be offered 10 ,be House,
when The army bill comes up. 10 provide
by law for the assignment Of certain
number Of troops in each Of the Districts
Of The unrepresenlec States. As the mat
ter now stands, the army is under the ex.
elusive control Of the President as Com.
inander 10 ChisG add lie can order Il (or
any portion thereof wherever be thinks
proper.
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COMNISSIOyEa'S SALE.
IN EQuiTf--LAseAsrsR-- BIN foe Par.llIos Of
Land.
Alerandss acNuilan, et al.
Naftha NcMnllan. el a.

UNDER The Otder ofthv Court OF Equity
10 this enre, wiz ssll at LaHcaster Court
House. Da Monday the I'm day of January.
1857, the Land drscfibed 10 ths pIesd;ogs,
caEtainiug fhtee hundred scres, more or
iesst known AZ ths pasdae place, and bound.
ed by isnds OF Alexander Carter. Henry
Cole, James r Mas-cg and olhssa a
Plat ef said Iand vii! ho exhibited on day
Of sGis
TERMS or, 81 zisf- A e-edil Of twelve
nsaih-; the pafchaser 70 give bead with q,
least two good snrsties, and mortgage of
ths preElses. 10 sscuss the pas sment Of the
purchase money, With interest fscm das OF
sale; except SO mueb as may be necessary
70 pay the costs of these proceedings to be
paid Ia essh.
K. q. BILLINGS, c. Z. L. D.
Dec. 18th, iS00,--st,
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Also,

On the dav following at the Mellow place.
near Liberty Till will sell the follo wing
named articles Of personal property. to wit:
Two fonr horse Wagons and Gear Lot
of Trace Chains [; Old axle aud hounds ;
Two Hundred BusheI, Corn ui"re or less
Nine Stacks OF Fodder ; Eight Loads OF
u y m".e or less Lot Of Piow Stocks ;
Lot OF Plnw Shears Lot OF ShutSs one
cutting Knife few bnshel of Sweet Po.
tattoo Seed One Cow; Eleven falling
axes /; Lot Of Hoes Lot of Cotton in The
Seed, the exact qnaS;ity not vet known !;
A Lot of Cotton Seed. Levied on and To
be sold ns the property of James ID Mcllwnin
at the salt of James =. Thompson and
others.
Terms Cash j. B. COUSART.
Dee. l9ih, iS66.-3t 81 D.
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Washington Items.

The President and the Cabinet, in view
OF recent decisions OF the Supreme Court,
is determined that no more trials OF ci
Villains shsl be permitted before military
tribunals on any prelepce whatever, and
the Secretary Of War has been advised
TO issue m order 10 The military comman-
ders accordingly.
IL is stated that Congress will drop the
territorial question for the present, With
the intention of taking il up again a, the
next Session, when the Radicals count
upon being sufficiently strong to carry il
through both Houses by two thirds
vote, Some OF The leading Radicals op
pose the measure.
Pardons have been issued to Mr.. Mem
memger, ex Secretary Of tue Treasury o,
the Confsderacy, aud Ex Gov. Fletcher,
Of Arkansas.
The Government has as yet received
no detailed account Of Sbermau's and
Camptell's visit 10 Vera Cruz,
The Hon. joseph Segar has returned
from Richmond, where he has been 10
consultation Nth the members OF the
Legislature. especially With lbe leading
men Of that body The objec, Of his
consultation vas to learn what their
views were relative TO the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amecdment. He reports
that the Legislature is prepared at once TO
adopt the Amendment, il they can have
assurances from Congress that this shall
be the uliimatum, and that the loyal
Senators and Representatives from that
State will be admitted wiiloo, delay
The members believe ,ba. the Soothern
Legislatures that have already taken sc-
tion and rejected The amendment. would
revere their proceedings and follow vH.
ginia in the course above iadicsted, II
Congress will give the desired assurances.
Such is the substance Of Col segsr's
statement
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-01-02

it being our custom 10 indulge the
EMPLOYEES in our office during the Christ.
mas holidays. We issue but half sheet
this week; aud 'ba, principally for The
beneii, Of advertisers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-01-02

DERS0NS 10 whom we have extended
a short credits srs reqae.ied 10 make
Immediate paymsnt. a. orr sirssmstaaces
will not allow ~ to give longer indulgence.
hiCDONALD& McCURRY.
Cnt.aen So "a.
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SaERIEE,S SALE.

RY Virtue Of Sindty Wits Of ri Fa 10
u me directed, will veil at Lancaster G..
IL. on the tirst Monday in Jaauarv sext,
within The legal hours OF sale, tae foilaw-
lug personaI property. 10 Wit:
Eighteen Mules; Seven head of Horses
Levied on and TO be sold as the property Of
Jaliies ID. Mcliwain at the suit Of James
5. Thompson and others.
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SDeslef--S behTu.
Fairfield--A Cautheu.
Camden-C Thomason.
SUMTER Stacy.
Sumter Circuit-J w Murray.
B.shopville--P F Kistler, A McCorquo
dale, sup.
Mamniug--W A Hemmingway.
Santee IS J Hill.
SrARrASBuRe DIsrRIcr-R p FRASks.
Spartanburg--W A GamewelL.
Spartsnburg Circuit B Massebeau.
Rich Hill-V A Sharpe.
Pacolet--J K Watson.
Unionvlle-O a Darby.
Cane Creek w Kelly.
Belmont s Erwin.
Goshen Hill-Joseph Parker.
RutberforI--D ID May.
Matiop, n C-E G Gage.
McI,owel;-J ID Carpenter.
Columbus--J A Wood.
Woffori Colsge-A NJ Shipp, Presi
dent; w Smith and A Ii Lester, Profss
s6rs.
SHsLnY DIsrRrcr-J w NoRTH, p. z.
Sbelby-R Il Aston.
Shelby Circuit-A y Avant
L'ncolnton-S Lander.
Linco!nton Circuit--John Finger.
Dallas-C K Laud.
Yorkrille--W I Capers, L A johnson,
sup.
York Or. and Mission--H A Connolly.
Rock ii III N Cline.
P,nsviils---N X Melton.
( Charlo,te.-W G Power.
Charlotte Citcuit-W s Haltom, X L
Dufiey, J w Alternately, sup.
Newton--B G Jones.
South Forx---Jobn Watts.
I.eno,r---G w Ivey.
Happy Home--J C iIatsell.
Morgan,on-PG Bowman, J S Nelson.
sup.
Morganton colorsd Change s Mel.
son.
Daseupor, Female College-J r Griffith,
Psssijent 8 A Weber, Professor.
Meck'enburg Female College, G
Stacy, President. a, Charlotte.
NJ. Bethel Academy--J G Crisp.
WADgsBoao DisrRIeT-F NJ KgsNEDY.
Walesboro--E w Thompson, w l.
Pegoes.
Cberaw-- Robert Harper.
Pee Dee Coiored Circuit-,J w Coward
AasonviIle II ohm A Mood.
Monroe j r Little.
Monroe Cis;mt--L Scarborough.
Pieasan, Grovs--L Wood.
Lanca ster--J w Crider.
BenoettsviIIs---T X Walsh, II r Pc
guts, |, AZ Hsmer, sup.
Aibermarle--JWP Pue;t.
Concord--M cDavis.
Mount Plsasant--E A Lemmond.
Chesterfield Esddy.
Carolips Female Collsge---T A Boone,
Cbsplsin and Agsut.
Il A @ Walker. Charles Taylo. and J
w Wightmsa, transferred 70 Keatucky
Conferences
G Randall, transferred 10 Texas Con
ference.
. p DePss., transferred TO Florida
Conference
CoKssEuRY-W III FLEatxa, r. E.
Cokestury--J T Kdgo, 8 B Jones, sup.
Abbsyills--w p Mouzon. X NJ Harri
son.
96-T G Herbert, A L Smith.
90 Colores Circuit---I A Astaway.
SaIada River Mission--W II Lawton
Mapiston--T s Daniel.
Edge;isld--P Z Hermar.
ButIer--W A Clarke.
Newberry.-sW s Black.
Newbery Circuit---J II Zimmerman,
j B Trsywjck.
Lauren.--A N Wells, r r DagosIt.
Reedy Riser--F AulS.
GakssvIIls--A B SrsyEss, p. e.
GreenyiIIe--J w Humbert.
GsesnviIls Circuitr--R G Oliver.
Reidyi.e---W Bowman.
Pioi ensyile---J ] Workman.
waIballs--J NJ Carlisle. sup.
Wshs!Ja Circuit---F NJ Morgan.
seaecs and Toogaloo--H Morgan.
Anderson George 4 Round
Anderson Csrcuit---W A HodRss.
pendia,op--D ID Byan.
( Orphans' Home Nissioa--T II Ed,
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The day following

will sell Mt the Plantation of Samuel II.
Massey. deed, on the Wavnuw, s miles
from Ia. Ni'iag", the following property To
wit: twenty sever Stock tiogs Thirty
head oi Cattle Ten pork Hogs: E;ght
Head of Horses; Eleven Mules; Lot Of
Cotton Seed SmIl! lot of Oats Six axes
fhghicsn hives; Si.iern plough Shears
Ten ilough Stoeks; Three Spades Two
Sh"vris; fhr'a Manure forss; Five iroa
Wedges One GIN Band; 10; of p.ough
Gear, &c Levied on as the property Of
Samurl B Massey, deed ut th.,suit of III.
Commissioned in Equity for Lancaster Dis,
urict and others.
Also on same day, will sell at the same
place, the following property to wit:
One Cupboard Two Table, half dozen
Chairs Three Beis and Furniture ; One
Washstand ; Two Mirrors Tnree pair of
Sieelyards One. Cros>cut Saw /; Lot of
Ang"ers and Chi-seis Ors hani-saw ;Ons
Spiri: Level Three CytIies and Cradles,
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- IT. Persons indebted 70 The Estats OF Sam'l
&S ). yipeset, decd. ~ to the andsrsigned
are hereby aot6ed that they nost pay ep by
the ,lst February, 1887.
NARY >. J.vIHcRxT. Adm'x.
Dccember ~, 1863 ft--4t.
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sheriff Sales.

n VIRTUE Of Sundry Wits Of Fl Fas
ID to ine dirrs:ej, l will sell on The iifss
Monday IN January next, at Lancaster =.
IT,. within the legal hours of s,tls
ONE FINE HOUSE AND LOT
sitpnte in the Village of Lancaster, bonnd4
ed South BY Arch street, East by Calawb.t
street, North by Gay street, and West bv
French .lreet. Levied on ana 10 5e sold
~ the properly of Samuel b Massey, dee d
at the slit Of jas. H. Witherspoon, deed.
Ccmmssioncr in Eqnity, and ethers.
Also, ll5 Acres Of Lard more or Ices,
living near the Village of Lancaster. East,
on the R,diield Road, bounded on the
! South sY ;se f.s,.,. anis 0f NcSenna,
East 10y Mrs Mellow, Norih by T. T.. All;-
son, Mrs. Duniap and ID. w Brown. Lev
led on and To- be sold ms the property of
Samuel B Massey, decd, at the suit of the
Cornnis in Equity, and others.
Also at the rcsid eEce of Samuel b Mas.
sey, deed on the same day, the following
named household furniture to wit: One
Safe continuing Crockery Ware One set OF
| Dining Tables; One sideboari ; Lot of
Crockery Ware Thirty Chnirs of different
! quaIiiie-; One Sugar Stand one Clock
Ohc Centre Table; Three side tables Ono
sofa; Carpet and rug Four sets of VIE.
dow Curtains Two Ouomas; Two tabls
lounges; One desk Carpet ON floor; Oue
lounge One double table Two Secr.t,,.
ries and Books: 1--WE Book Cases and
Books; O"e small Stove Ironing Table
set of Folding Steps; Eight Beds and Fur.
niture One Clothes Press; Tnir;een Iir-
rors; Three Bureaus Eight WashstanGs
Four Small Tables Five Toilet Stands
| One Wardrobe; lot of barrels, &c. Five
hundred poundn at sal,ed Pork One Two
Horse Wagon One old Coach /; One Buy
ey, under repair a; lark's shop One Smith
Bellows; One Anvil Ten Sets OF andi-
rons Levied on and TO be sold as The
propsity at Samuel d Massey, deed at
tho suit of Biggers Mob'ey. and Others.
Also $40 Acres Of Land, more or less.
known as the "Cro-ier Tract" lyIng on tho
head OF iannni.'s Creek, bounded by la'ris
! OF James Il Curcton. Estate land, ora. l..
| Massey, and Stcam.nIil lands Levied ON
as the property of Samuel Vs. Massey, deed,
mt the ruit of the Commissioners in Equity
and others.
Also, l5C0 Acres of Land, mo-e or less.
| ltinG on the waters Of Waxhaw Creek.
bounded by lands of T. X Cureton. NJ p.
Crawford. d.,:'d +. u. Green. K. VI. Sims.
Estate latds Cf ". J Curetun, and t +.
Massey. Levied on ms the property Of
Samuel B. Massey. dee' T. at the suit OF the
Commissioners in Equity for Lancaster Dis.
trict aud etl,vrs
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Subscribers fading tN) cross mark on the
margin of their paper may know that their
TIME is about to expire.
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Also, at the came time and place,
Three Bales of Cotton,

Levied on and to be sold MS The propcrty
OF James ID. MuIiwain, at the suit vf Jas.
). Thompson e,. al.
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TERMS FOR suBscRipTIoN.

For ono year, in advance, 50 90
For cixmonths. 80
For three months, !" 90
!. The above prices are in currency. When
paid'in specie the prevailing discouns at the
time paid, allowed. =
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" EDNEspAY MORNING, Juuary ed, 1857.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-01-02

IN koUITY-LAscArER--Bn Tor Sale Of
Land.
John w. Dolby and others,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

unauthorized and unexpected re-
construction schemes of a Radical
Congress and their dangerous ten
denotes. In view. of these facts,
and of the election Of 1852, when
General Scott was overwhelming
ly defeated by an obscure New
Hampshire politician, on the bare
suspicion that the leading men
of the Wing party were not safe
on the great Compromise measures
Of 1850, it may we'll be doubted
whether General Grant himself
can be elected if placed on this OBJ
noxious platform Of Southern ne
gro supremacy, maintained by,a
coercive military despotism. We
anticipate, then, from the present
complexion and shaping of things,
a political revolution in 1868
against this substituted negro oil
garclly of: the South quite as re-
markable and effective as that of
1860, which decreed the extinction
ofthe old negro slaveholding white
oligarchy. r.. -. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Important Communication
from our Immigration
Agent.

|. OLDENBune, Nov. Is, 1867.
General JOHN A. WAGNER, Com
missioner
]. Dear Sir: By to-day's mail I
send a variety of papers. Among
them you will notices a paper from.
friend Herman Meier, which he is
now publishing. I have written
to him, and expect soon to see
some articles about SouthCarolina
in his paper. A new emigrant pa
per has been started in Bremen.
| sent an advertisement, and, the
editor wrote a small notice at tho;
rate of six. groschen per line. It
is hardly worth it,; as the paper
seems, to be almost entirely de-
voted to the interest of California.
Our, friend ,Bechre's paper has al
so been started in. Hanover. and
he has kept, his word and wrote
an excellent article about South
Carolina. l will send you a. copy
by next mail. I had again a few
applications from people who de-
sire to 60 next Spring to Charles
ton among others young ma
chine builder from Hanover and q
family. from Ellwurden, who de-
sire to buy land-cash capital
about $500. The FIVE thousand
pamphlets l had printed here have
been nearly all distributed through
out Germany. One thousand Of
them have been sent to Eve hun
dred different bookstores. I now
have translated the supplement
and will distribute them as. soon
as they are printed. The contin-
gent fund for printing, advertising,
&c., Of FIVE hundred, dollars, is
drawing ito a close, and still it
would be very desirable to adver-
tise more, especially in the small
country papers, There ARE over
Eve hundred Of them, and if we
could give each two dollars worth
of advertising it would be return
ed to the State q thousand fold
But I suppose nothing more can be
done this year until the Legislature
makes another appropriation, :ex-
ccpt cur liberal Charleston mer-
chants contribute something TO-
wards it. The weather at present
is mild. Spring like, but we have
had a great deal Of rain, and some
very cold days, although nc frost
as yet. To-day, especially is. a
beautiful day. l have my window
open, and still some roses are
blooming in the open air; it re-
minds me of our beautiful Carroll
ma. Respectfully,
+. MELCHERS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

VIOLENT TORNADO 1N-BAEE-
wELL.-On Friday the 10th ulti-
mo, one Of the most violent lorna
does that ever swept ovc:' this
section Of country, was experien-
ced about q miles above this vii
lage. Its fury was confined to a
very narrow scope, co7ering in
width about quarter of {: mile.
Trees, fences, out-houses, &C.:
were levelled to the ground, and
some three or four Of our planting
friends, on whom it vented it's
spleen, will not be able this year
to clear their land. Cn ono place
there was not &. single tree left
standing. A wagon was carried
some forty or fifty yards and
stove into atoms, and 2 large tree,
after it was uprooted, was carried
some twenty or thirty feet from
where it grew: and lodged against
a tree. Fortunately no lives were
lost, but the extent Of the damage
cannot be estimated ; even the
cotton left standing in the fields
was spun out yard in length,
and much of it twisted. Our in
formant, Mr.. S. G. Cave, a gentle
man who can be relied on, states
that he has never seen anything
to equal it, and the oldest inhabi-
tantdo not recollect ever witness
sing such a storm.-BarnweU Sen-
tinel. 7th,
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TIE SMOKERS ADVENTURE WITH

TIE SMOKERS ADVENTURE WITH
A ADoa.-A gentleman about to trav-
Ell GA French rallrod had, at the
time of entering the car, an un-
lighted cigar in his mouth. OBJ
serving that there was lady
in the compartment, he was
about to replace the cigar in his
case, when 10 ! from the lady's
feet there rose o fierce dog, in a
threatening attitude. At the
same time the lady snatched the
cigar from the gentleman's mouth
and threw it out Of the window,
with the remark II dislike
smokers they make me ILL.," The
gentleman, with a polite bow, re-
Joined: II do not like dogs;
they annoy me-" Then selzing
the animal back of the neck, he
pitched him after the cigar.
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Notice..

All persons having demands against the
estate of Janett Sloan, deceased, are hereby
requested to render the same to the sub
scriber properly attes:ed, and those in
debted to the same, will make payment on
CT before the tenth day Of January next, as
a settlement will be made on said estate at
that time.
JAMES SLOAN,
Nov. 21. 1867. 27+S St. Ex'or
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GuanO.

100 tons warranted genuine Peruvian,
from the Agent Of the Peruvian Govern
rent, on hand and for sale by
SILAS TOMBSTONE & WIN. F. NANCE,
October % 43
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DR.. J. D. Bruce

Having resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the public.
Office in the building formerly occupied by
Mr. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sept 1S 3S It.