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SOUTH CAROLlNA-Lansaster D;s,r;c

SOUTH CAROIlNA-Lancaster District
ny d. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, X G.. BILLINGS. Comnis-
soncr in Equity Lancaster Dist, has applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on nil
and singular the goods and chaitels, RIGHTS
and credits of Drury VI. Cup, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE. ARE, therefore, to cite and ad i.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 b. and
appear before me at our next Ordrns-.;
Court for the said District, to be 'oaJ a., ..
Lancaster Court House, "con"o - .nx
a. ,ia sy,I IeHI, eHH'IG,uinislralon should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this 9th
day Of Dec, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
seven and in the 92d wear Of tho Inde-
pendence Of tho United States of
America.
j. i. WILLIAMS, Q. l. d.
Dec. IL, 40d
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AGENTS WANTED

FOX THE
TANPAIGNS OF FORREST AND his
- 1ChFALSY.-Benutifuuy Illustrated
This historical record Of tIe most brilliant
exploits and daring adventures Of the war,
among IT'S many valuable and interesting
contributions to historical truth, clears up,
on unquestlona able authority, all misrepre.
sentatIons in regard TO the taking Of For.
Pillow by General Forrest. Address,
J.P. MILLER Il co.
Jan 8. Pm Philadelphia, Pa.
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JUe Busteed Recovering

Nom. January 2.-Judgo Busleel's
'ou"ds Healing, and his recovery !,
p~ cous.red certain. His rhysiciaus
Vlak ,haie will necessarily be confined
ID his roo for some weeks.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Estate Notice.

4 IL PERSONS indebted to the Estate
~ Of ID. II. Plylcr, deceased, are hereby
notified to make satisfactory srtt'cmcnt, as
longer indulgence will not be given
Those indebted will take heed and save
costs. CALVIN BELK,
Jan. 9Th, lSG8.-3t. Admir-,
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rom Washington.

!, WAsHr'roN, January 3.-Genersl
heade Iefbere this morning for Atlanta,
20 assume 'mmand Of the Third Military
District.
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arrest { Bradley In Savannah

SAvANNM, January "a. A BrRdr
~ the Boton negro, and a member Of
'ope's Atta,,a convention, was arrested
~" 10 evening Or threatening John +. Hays,
Nor oflhe Republican, and drawing a
'IJ. Oh him 10 the street.
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of ycuthful indiscreton, viii, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, sen d free to all who
need il, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing In perfect
confidence, a JOHN u. OGDEN,
t..S ~ Cedar Street. New York.
May sth, lS6T-ly.
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Estate Notice,

4 Ii. Persons having demands, either
"A against the Estate Of r. ID. Nj. Dun
lap or Emily ). Dunlap. deceased are here
by notified 10 present the sam to the unr
dS,sign"d hRfn-" the At day nf hpril ~~.i
This notice vii! be plead 10 baf TO claims
presented.
r. J. NJ. DUNLAP, Admir-.
Jan 2, 1868, 81.
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Receipts for December.

be following named gentlemen have
| ]on subscription up to the time op.
y their respective names:
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A RECORDER.

OF general intelligence from the household
agricultural. scientific, artificial, commercial
and p0litica. world. And
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AN ADVOCATE,
!. Of Christianity universal also par
tIculHr, az opposed TO war, offensive or dc.
fcnsive.
Of the Interual Unity Of the Church.
as opposed to the pretcntiOus of external.
ism
3. or Mcthodism, as holding the Head,
aud rs consisting with the essentials, liber.
ty ard charity Of Christianity.
OF Civil Government and Patriotism.
ms they consist with the Divine Government
and general Bcnigntv.
B. OF "Equaiiry," as it consists with
ChriN'lanizrd common sense.
=. OF education, physical, mental, relig
i0us. and moral, as Of the first impOrtanco.
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TIE
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR

A WEEKLY PAPER at two Dollars a
"a year in advance,-.the eleventh copy
Graus TO any person seudIng ten subscri.
bcrs.
Il will be
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OuR PRospRcrs FOB Cor1oN NEXT YEAR.-A
correspondent Of the New Orleans Crescent, at
M. potoon ArEaneea SyritaS

OuR PRosrgcrs FOB CoT1oN NEXT YEAR.-A
correspondent Of the New Orleans Crescent, at
Napoleon, Arkansas, writes:
The cotton crop next year will be smaller
than this, because many OF our planters are 30
utterly impoverished that they will not try IT It
scale. Corn will be planted to supply the
country stock of all sorts will receive due at
tsntion, and cotton Will be third rate con-
sideration. hear very little said about plant
ing cotton next year at all. An entire change
has swept over the minds Of the people OF the
South, and now tell you that this country will
be rapidly converted into grain growing and
stock rails ng region. Tnstreedman will not ind
employment next year in this portion OF the
country. Nesrly all the hands that have been
employed this year are now dismissed, and we
see no indication manifested to employ them
OF others. People ale constantly seen upon
the streets and in the country begging for
work, yet there is no one to employ white men,
and black men want work and cannot get it.
All are offered land at nominal figures, but
have no means to cultivate 1t, and wnen offer
ed mules say they cannot procure provisions,
scc't planting class are too poor to furnish
them. This 10 precisely the state of the coun-
Try. Th country this year will ralse about
pne-sixth as much cotton as 1T die last, and
will raise less mex. All coincide In the opin-
ion that next year will be q favorable one tor
the planters f; but nc-e seem to WISH 70 engage
in tie cotton culture business from the tact
that three years. experience has satlsned them;
Our people will aeopt the mosI economlSai 1iaa
mode Of living, and exert the nselves to raise
eli thew Eaut at home. The negroes have
eenerany worked pretty well where they had 8
chance, and are N rfesting no lnconMderao PIE
anxiety about getting employment Tor tne
next year, but nobody is able to employ tnem.
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S OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER
CITY HALL. oHARLEsTo on, ,NovEMBER 20, 1851
STREET ALIaNMENTS AND TIE BURNT Dis
TRIcTs.-Tho following extracts from Ordinance ana
Resolution adopted by City Council, Is published for
the information Of all owners Of property and build.
ers: ,--..-
DEC. ". No owner or builder Of any house OF
structure In City, shall dig or lay the foundauon
thereof in front o, ~ street, Lane, alley OF cour gr
shall erect any wall or te lcs lfondng as aloreso,
before he shall have applied to tue surveyor.
who shall Icy of and mark out the true front IN VI
boundary OF auch street. lane, alley, or court and
cye certificate thereof to the own Or builder ior
which services the City Surveyor shall be paid oy
the saio owner or builder, the sum aft1ed tnereto
in the tabls OF fees contained In this Ordinance
SEC. v. II any per on shall commence any !vun, ,ao
daron, building, wall. fence upon any lot or piece
Of ground adjoining the line OF any street iane'
alley or count within the city. not having maze up
pdca1on to the City Surve 7or, and peiore me Iue
OF street shall have been laid on snd msskeo onI oy
the Clty surveyor in the manner ABOVE orecteo, OF
contrary to the line 80 laid on and mafaee ouS sssss
such person, as well employer. 40 maater.nWioeE,
snail for every such offence forfeit ano pay Inc eu
not exceeding Ave hundred dollars; and, moreover,
ali buildings aud work Gone or put up Witnout sucn
appicaton TO the City urveyor, or contrary 70 tne
lins Of street which shall be laid on auo marHeo
out BY him. shall be aemo ished BY order o. toe Clty
Council st the charge and expense o. sne pefsou
herein offending, as Aforesaid.
The Following resolution was onered oy Alderman
| q, Gerdts January a. 1885, and unanimously soopl'
! I'd BY the City Council.
Rcsolved That public notice be given, that Il any
person intends 10 erect building N tae 9urnI ais
tricts. he shall first apply to City Council ana as
certain whether or not the CT intends TO widen sao
| streets ,UIS J. BARBOT,
Z November 80 City C1vh nGineer
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ngMRs. WIN SLOWS soorH1NG SYRUP

@MRS. WIN SLOWS SOUTHING SYRUP
for CHILDREN yeehnS, greatly facilitates the process
of teethng by sottening the gums, reducing oil In
fanmation- will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic &C.
ton, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest TO your
selves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YoUR
INFANTS.
We bave put up and sold this arcle for years, and
can soy in confidence and truth OF it what We have
never been able to cay Of any other medicine-NeTer
has it failed In single instance to effect cure, when
timely used. Never did We know an instance OF dis
satisfaction by any one who used It On the contra
ry, all are delighted with its operation, and speak In
terms of commendaton OF Its magical effects and
medical virtues.
We speak In this matter "WHAT We DO KNOW"
sitter years Of experience, and pledge our reputation
for the ulfment Of what we hero declare In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering rom
pain and exhaustion relief VIII be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"s1Es. w1NsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simile Of "CuaTIs PE1kISs" OF
tb. outside wrapper. AL others are base limitations
Sold By Druggists throughout the world. Price
only So cents per bottle.
oHaces-No. 215 Fulton.street, New YorS; NO 1u
high Holborn, London, England; No AL Oh "ul
street, Montreal, Canada.
DowIH NOISE, Agents,
.r,..o7 tnthssmo Charleston. ;. O.
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IuoETANT DEc1sIoNs.-A couple Of Judicial
decisions recently made in suits between prl-
vats individuals and express companies have
interest for the general reader, and will go far
toward inspiring feeling Of security in the
bosom Of persons who are obliged to entrust
valuables to those exceedingly useful and gen.
erslly able and liberal institutions.
:he first case was that Of young lady
named Livingston who, returning to New York
from visit to Washington, delivered her bag.
eaye, or rather the che.k therefor, to one OF
the city baggage express oompap1es. her
trunk was lost in their possession, and she
sued for the full value OF its coDtents-some
sI5O0 in amount. Tie defendants plead the
terms Of the check given cy them, which
yasue not exceeding one hundred dollars. The
Judge held TINT stipulation OF that character
WIS not binding, and it having been proved
that the clothing, jewelry, &C., lost with the
trslnk were suitable and proper for lady IN
her position, IL Judgment was rendered FOR the
full amount claimed. =,
The second suit was that OF g. mercantile
house in Springfield, Mass, against the Adams.
Express Company, for the value of q box OF
pistols delivered to it's agent for shipment to
V,ksburg, and which was lost by the blowing
ur on the Mississippi River of the steamboat
on which it was being transported. A demand
wss made for the payment of the value of the
goods 80 lost, but the claim was rejected by
tbs company, on the ground that the goods
were sent by the ordinary route and method
q transportation that the 6anro ssaaed as Iias ba ing
TENS of the receipt given at the time the
goods were received by the company e1onera-
ted it from dangers arising rom river naviga-
tion and steam. The express company gave
NO other reason for declining the responsibility
Of theloss, and o suit for dam sges was brought
by thelosers before the Supreme Court in June,
OF; tie ground that the company was 2 con com
e6. but the defendants appealed to the Su-
pieme Court of massachusetts,, which has now
sustained the decision, ard made declaration
in tact that express companies are common
cAtrisfs, and are responsible for the safety OF
tie goods which they are paid to transport.
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NR. AND Mrs. SUMNER.-The some time ago
report that Mrs. Sumner was to come to Wash
lngton to preside in her husbands establish
ment has failed Of verifcation, and the Home
Journal Of last week has the following, indica-
ting that there is no likelihood that such will
ever be the case:
"We have good authority for stating that
the differences between Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Simmer. which have caused 80 much unpleas-
ant gossip and scandal, have teen finally set
tied BY permanent separation. with the mu::
tual consent and desire " both parties and
heir best friends. The direct cause Of this
separation is simply the certainty-dlscovered
only too late-that there exists between the
parties an incompatibllity Of temperament and
opinion upon certain SOCIAL questions, which
precludes the possibility OF their living happi-
ly together as man and wife,"
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.Eow TIE BosroN1ANs DID DICKENS.
Nav York Tribune describes how the people OF
Sdub" demeaned themselves at the 'read-
ings" Of Dickens, in this wise:
"The audiences in Boston we're irTeproach.
-a,,le in decorum. They came with mseE
punctuality, the ladies with their knitting md
Germnn grammars, the gentlemen with the
North-Amerioan Review, and the ch1ldre9
with Our Young Folks; they stesniy & frowned "voed
laughed, he was very properly insulted, and
hsld uHto ic rioulo n the EVENING a,sr paper as5
each successive sue reading, until in the last even
ing the loveliest and most embarrassing
silence reigned in fremont Temple for the two
whole hours. The audience was perfect in
discipline, perfect in decorum, but like perfect
people in general, it was disag1eeable you
know. When Mr.. Dickens was palmetto the
Hostonials became critical, and counted their
tears; when he was funny, thes hesita.ed to
laugh It'll they saw whether the best people
were laughing too, and in Inc, not only were
all the seats reserved, hut the people who sat
in them were fifty times as reserved az the
geats,"
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THE LATEST EXPRESSION FROM GRANT
"Mack," the Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, in hJ letter OF the 2zd
ultimo says:
A gentleman by the name Of Rogers called
on Gener Grant yesterday, and in the course
Of conversation asked him wnat be thougns OF 7
Hapcock's New Orleans orser. Inc GENERA
paused, eazed gravely luto vacancy for q mo-
ment, and replied: "Well, Rogers, il 90 to
Europe next summer you my take that black
horse OF mine and use hia while I'm gone.
Hes frsl-rats under the saddle, and t@rots @
good TO buggy. I'll tell JIM to let you nave
bin whenever you wanG him -.
'.Thank you, General, thank you" satG the
think that was q good orde, don't. yeu?"
"You'll find good Mcclellan saddle In the
stable" was the Generals response,
Rogers gava it up IN disgist.
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December q
s@A YOUNG LADY RETURNINa T

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of few months
In l.e city, waa hardly recognised BY her niends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, nuahed face, ahe had
sost ruby con plexiou OF almost marble smooth
mesa, and instead tw'ntythres shs really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry sa to tho oouse OF 80
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the ClRCasSIAN BALA, An considered 1t an In
valuable acqusit 70 any Isdys toilet By Its uae
any Lady or Gentlemen cen improve their personal
appearance an aun'Sedfold. It is simple IN tts
om5ination, as Nature herself Is simple yet unsur
passed In its efBoary in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and besuttyns the ahn std
compilation. BY ito direct action on the cuticle it
draws from 1t all its impurities. kindly healing the
came and leaving the aui ce as Nature intended It
should he-clsar, sof. smooth aud beautiful Price
81, ssnt By Mall OF E1press on receipt OF an erd>r,
by
W. L. CLARK co., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette.sreet. Syracuse, n. 2. 3
che Only American Agents for the aAle Of tie same.
sIarch 80 lT
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Our Havana Dispatches.
GBY CUBA TELEGRAPH

THE cApTAIN-aENERAL's ADDRESS DEATH OF
MAxnmIN's BoDY-ssRvANT-MA AUTHo-
RzATIoN.
HAVANA, December 31.-Lersundi's address
urges strict discipline on the part Of the troops,
and loyalty on tho part of the people, as the only
means Of restoring happier days. In alluding
to the slave trade, he says that public opinion
is overwhelmingly against it, and the penalties
attached have killed the traffic forever.
Parishoa Tarrento, the body servant of Max
innilian, and the bearer Of his last words to
Carlotta. died Of black vomit at st. Thomas.
A decree from Madrid authorizes the con-
tinuanoe Of the mail service between Cuba and
the United States by regular lines.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
(BY ATLANTIC TELEaRApH.)

ARREST OF LEADING FEM s
TO BE coMaENcED-THE ATTACK ON TIRE
TOWER.
LONDON, January 1.-Two Head Centres and
five Captains OF the Fenian Organization haze
been arress, at Merthyr, in South Wales.
The 20 "a lment has determined to proceed
against Mr.. Sullivan, Of the Dublin Nation,
and other persons who have taken conspicu-
ous part in the Fenian professions in honor Of
the Fenians executed at Manchester.
It is reported that the men who stormed the
MarielIo Tower, near Cork, and broke into
gun shop, came from the United States.
LIVERPOOL, December 91-Evening.-Cotton
closed firm with an advancing tendency.
Transactions are comparatively heavy, sales
reaching fully 1900 bales; Middhng Uplands
7ta7ad. in port, I'd. to arrive; Orleans 7ta7sd.
Cotton market was close on Wednesday and
Thursday, both being holidays. Breadstutfs,
provision and produce markets all closed early,
and there was no change.
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ssr SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
oEIvED at the Oface Of the Disrutsing Officer OF
the Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Landp state Of south Carolina until II o'clock noon,
of the 17th day Of January, 1853. for building 9
Frame schoolhouse on Rutedee Avenue, intbe oity
Of Charleston. 4,
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
Of the underslsned, No. 8 East Bay.sr.et
Proposal. must be accompanied by the names Of
Two responsible parues, who will nxme sureues for
the faithful completion of the co.tract and must
be endorsed, proposals Rutledse Avenue School.
house." and addressed to the undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject all bids received
not satisfactory. st-s JBsa a.
BY order Of Bvt Maj. Gen. B. Z. SCOTT. Assis-
tant Commissioner. EDWIN r. GARY,
Acting Disburains ofaces.
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@NERvous DEBILITY, WITH IT

@NERVOU US DEBILITY, WIFI LIS
gloomy attendints, low sptrih. depression, In
voluntary em,,aicns, less Of ssnen. spermsserrhoa
loss o: power. aizz, head, loss Of memory, and
threatened impots9SS snd In becility, and .oye.
reign cure III HUMPHREYS HCMEopATHIc
SPECIFIC No. TwENTY.EIaHI.- Composed OF the
most valuable mild and potent curatves they strike
ct once the root OF the matter, tone up the s7se'
arrest the discharges and inpart vieor and energy
life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands OF cases. Price IS Per package OF
sl. boxss and vial or 81 per hnsle boz. Sold BY
druggists and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
address HuM pHREy's 5PECHIc HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. $50 BROADWAY. new
YORK. Sepeeuo1 ~
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We aud in an excLan 90 g statement Of the

I'VE fud in an exchange 9 statement OF the
condition OF the Bank of england on the 1lth
Of December last, which to US OF the SoA );
who have no monei, seems to tell incredible
-storiys. emittlng fractions, and estimating
the pound sterling at Ave dollars, the orcula.
-fion OF the bank was one hundred and seven.
-fsan millions of dollars; deposits anout the
same sum; government securities, sixty NIL
lions; other securities, eighty five millions; re-
aeiYe, sixty millions; coin and bullion, one
Hundred md eight millions Of dollars, Surely
money u abundant in England q e7-'d
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@ ROYAL HAVANA LOT TrERY.-PRIzEs
oasaEp AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DouBLooNs and all
kinds o, GOLD AND SILVER ---.--
TAYLoR-k CO., Banke,,
No. 10 Wall street,
o..o,ar,o 1yr New York.
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wheat, having almost paid his rent in vegeta-
bles, etc., etc., and his profits are between
$4,000 and s25O0. Then for our young men to
20 about with long faces, complaining Of hav-
ing nothing to dol When Richmond fell, MIR.
Pr sident, T was fifty years old, and have been
delicate all my lite; I went into the field and
fed my family. And then for young men to
say they can't work, its shsme-a burning
shame
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A SENSIBLE VIRGINIA FAHMER.-In speech
at the close Of a fair In forth Carolina, MIR.
Mott, Of Virginia, said:
have man in my eye wao when Richmond
fell, had due him but $50; Ls rentsd 8 farm for
500, and bought q mule for s400; and the first
year he made $500, hiring no other labor than
was necessary for cutting, threshing and get
ting up his wheat. He nov pays $1,000 tor one
hundred acres; and has iola $4,000 worth OF
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The Recent Earthquake at St. Thomas
Highly Interesting Details,

The Secretary Of State has received the fol.
lowing communication:
The undersigned, Otto Frederick Raupaoh, a
Dane. born in the West India Island Of st.
Thomas, planter and estate owner in said is
land, tskes tho Liberty most submisslysly to lay