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Official.
HEADo'Rs. 2D MILITARY DIsTRIcr,
~, Charleston s C. Enh G 1900

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1EADoRs. 2D MILITARY DIsTRIcr.
tp !s Charleston, S. c., Feb, G, 1868.
General O11lcr No. 1S. 5af.e
|. In trials for offences Mt common Inv or
under State statutes, and in trials of civil nc
tions, provost courts, military commissions and
military tribunals, organized by virtue of au-
thority under the Reconstruction acts of Con
gross, will be governed by the rules Of evidence
prescribed by the laws of the State in which
the case is tried.
IL. No, provost court will entertain iurisdic-
ition of any case, nor will any Post Commander
refer any case for trial by any such court un u
less it shall appear to tho satisfaction Of the
Post Commander and shall DO certified by him,
sitherl.'1o aW ,iui ;sIa ~ alo 3..ia
First. That the case involves matters of diff
ference, between employer and employed re-
specting rights under provisions of military or
ders ;9or, i9sIuo.f 49L .;HiIrsid .iny...f,,,bn.
Second. That the proper State authorities
have refused Or unrcasonably failed, or unable
to tnko action nccdful for the protection Of pcr.
sous or property; or,
7h"". That there is good ground for be.
lieving, upon facts shown, which must Be + prc.
served of record that impartial justice cannot
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AID TO PLANTERs.-The following informa-
tion will be Of use to planters who intend ap-
plyingfor government aid.
|. Application must be made in writing, set
ting forth the fact that their plantation is or
ganized completely.
II. State the number of adults and children
upon the place for whom the provision is needed
III. State number of acres intended to be
planted in corn, cotton, &c.
w. Applicants if not able to continue their
planting without assistance, must SO state here
and have the same corrobornted by the officer
of the Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Aban-
doned Lands in their Districts or by two wit
ncsscs, known at these headquarters.
V. State distinctly name of plantation and
its locality.
VI Animals will not be fed by the govern.
ment.
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OBITU A R Y.
LIN MenOrian,

We feal sad to flower fade; little child die
and we weep, yet it seems If its fral being ha,
but been transplantedto hpnrer ollne where it viii
grow into rarer loveliness-an aged man slceps--i
is but natural that after the burden and heat or ths
day he should have rest but where the strong man
dics-when the glory Of youth and the pride Of car
ly manhood is stricken down-wc nrc amazed, we
arc dumb. How contrary to nature it seems
things frail and delicate survive while lie, VIII.
seemed nll youth and vigor il no more. ,4 81
Alas while, srii SEQ ~ 81 i.''A tf'si .ear.,
The hand Of the reaper takes heads that are Ioary
The voice Of tho weeper walls manhood in gloryp
The ''dark- winged Azrail" often visits the abodes
Of men, and in his pathway many victim falls, YET
Few OF ms fatal arrows find mark shining" ut
that which sheathed itself in the hcnrt OF FRANCIS
n. MCMILLAN, tho morning Of the 2Oth o
january 1863 ~ .4s 'iss ~
OF fine and commanding personal appearance
elegant and polished munners, cultivated mind
nhd the kindcst heart, lie endcared himself to our
cntrc community, into which he came stranger q
little more than aycar ngo. During the prevalence
OF fever, with which the country was scourpcti in
the summer and fnn Of 'G7, DIR. AlcMILLAs devoted
himself 30 closely to his profession that his own
health was seriously impaired, yet he continued his
attentions TO the sick until forced to dcsist and
with constitution undermined and shattered, he
Wus now to battle with disease himself
Kind friends and the loved ones of his own home
circle stood around his couch gladly would they
have won him back to life, but all in van-thc dis
case balcd all hunun skill, und after intense suf
1ering, the Sabbath found him dying. At five
o'clock on the morning Of tho 10Th, having folded
his arms over the faintly pnlsating heart, he lay
motionlcss till between the hours Of two and three
\. NJ, the 10th, when tie spirit vas freed and
the sufferer at rcss-blcsscd rest, whence thero is
no more awaking to toll, no burning rcscrs nor tor
turing pain, but exceeding peace and joy,
But seldom hath thy trorhicd car, death:
Conveyed in triumph to thy dark domain
richer spoil, seldom hast thou, o gravel!
Clasrcd in thy cold embrace manlier victim;
Or folded thy oblivious mantle o'cr
y gcntler bosom. ''i'-
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Sheriff Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLI.EroN DISTRICT.
Attachment.

70 ,r,o,Lors
~ - '' ~
NJ f;,.,.e.J ' -N'e' '''e"'
ttl ,sa !.
boro, g. C., on the first Monday in March next,
between ING nsni hours OF s;.'c the following rro-
perry, Tor .,;, cash, VIZ:
"a" cav "'I eomrietc.
h.sne ana boiicr.
;h!hsie !t"chinc ana Z. saw.
= n:nlroaa r:l Cars.
1hnoef Sar's'
nuhpsT wagons.
New Express Wagon.
- o.a spring Wagons. t- 5eh (
~ ~ Muies; ,,sbi. f ,
=" -. Hel's iimrness'
~ race "ahs. i'' t'tt -l +;
10. 60. o., S,'. na5hcss-
Mnc SaId,o u." "'s' 'o''f'''e
& Common Suidlcs
!" turrv Cn"lS
Sets - r.,cbors
4 Strctchrr CL,;ns
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bo hereby requested to report to this House oa
to-nlorrov,Ss ops' oSDqk,a Preamble ana
'rcsolutiona relasiys to pe.itioning Congress fl
grant ofIops million apllarsto beappprppthiaa. ha
ted fpr tha purchase df land in this State. /
leslie recorded Rissssoste: :ooktra.xi " :
On motion Of Chamberlin the chairman was
directed to forward copy of the resolution in
regard to the District Courts to General Candy
at once. ..fI J H. Fi'-Il{1'> {,
On motion of Bowen it was resolved that
General Candy be requested to enforce the
ordinance annullng contracts for the purchase
of slaves
Aftsr H some s ,.,',p 'nnimporttannt motion the as
semblago adjourned. ''''
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lHcY,M E N E AL.

sMAnnlEp- On ths0th instant, at the residence OF
tho brides fataet, by tho Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr. WM.
NfcALHANHr ~, Miss EMMA 4. MILLER All Of
!'n o!'ranse0drs District. pi Iy.gs 8
MAnurrp-On the Both january, 1868, at the
residence of the brides fnther by G. W. Kittrell,
Esq, Mr.. f. NJ. MYERS to Miss BALINDA COOP
FIR. All Of Orangcburg District.
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GoUYlIE1$N, sOcIETiY1.-A Week

GOUYEfEkN,, ,BOCEETY.-A week.
~ ~ Jourffal Of literature, Society and Aft 9l
/, charming variety OF Entertaining Reading. on
les. and Artists Of the South. 60 -
sopThsns socIkrf ID tho litefary, SecKrC saa Srs
tistic exponent Of. the South. an1 Ne earnestly sp4
peal to oil who truly love the soah 20 asaia. No h
sssa hiisagg fs worthy represen ntaiye pf, ,its M.
fnemcnt. Taste and Cultivation.
EXTRAOR DINARY IN JUDGEMENT for CLUBS,
Every per.an who sends $50 for tRse yearly sub:
scribers Will receive copy FREQ S't'e
scrihers, will be presented with Beautiful copy Of
Miss Emily v. Mnson's "Southern Poems 81 tAe
War and also receive copy Of tho paper free.
Specimen Copies niailedf 70 apytaJdresHfE
SUBSCRIpTtON.-Ouc year, $4.0Oj III tolths,
So. so. All Back Numbersl lsuppiieds
Address ali communications TO,
'V} T" ~ SOUTHERN SOCIETft0
y, ~. .;1 No: 22a ", Balsipnre Street ;, 8,
feb Sd BaltimorX' 90
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

Il TIE UNITED STATES-TOn TmE DISTRICT OF
SoUrn CAnoLIHA-lN THE MATTER OF @. J. ULMrR
turns for incomes for 1867 and rcnumcra ed articles
BANKnurT-rN BANKnrrTcY.-To WHOM 1T MAY
CoNcERN.-Thc undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment ms Assignee Of George j. Ulmcr, in
Ie District Of Orangcburg and State Of South Caro-.
lima, within said District, who has been aljudged q
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said district ..1. t
Dated at Orangeburg G. II. the 9Th day Of Febru-
airy A. ID. 1868. 80 .'A"
feb l5-tf T. " DlBDLE Assignee
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United States ,Marshal,s Salas..'
THE UNITED sTATEs OF AMERICA, (,
SOUTu CAnuhiSk DiafnicS

SorTn CAnohfsA Dis7nsc1!
l'y virtue Of writ OF Ficti fasia. to me iifssss
Ell isslihg 9 4fhe Itorlorablr, the Unitsd ssaass'
Crcdit Court Tor the Dirttiet6f sohth CafoliSa.
Will e1pae 1pr sale ,o;he highest bidder ssEyblis
burg on tic 4th day Of March, 1865 being .hs ffsv
Wednesday .n,,thc month, at II o'clock A.. NJ. AL,
the Right, Title and Interest Of tho Defendant in
and to the following property. TO Wit. : Il
All that Plantation or; Tract Of land sitnass In
Ora1g(bnrg District "a miles from Levi, sles hfiin
cent to Caldwell Swamp. containing about tmsniyx
hve hundred (25oo) acres, bounded North and Fast
hy tho Congarcc River, West hy lands Of iSIfsS
Glover, and wert ana South by lands Of Mrs. r.. 4.
Florence.
After .he sale Of Tho Plantation. Abs sale vii bs
ajoienrd over nn,l abe pcxt day. Thursd.y4 ask
March, when will be sold at the aboye Plantssiea,
tho following Personal Property, tis Bales css.
ton, foui horse Wagons 2 three horss ~ akshs, /
Rngsy. Horse 12 Mules, 80 Cattle 40 Sheep. is
lSss. an 200 bushels Corn; Cotton Gin, 2oilloashs
20 Sweeps, "ni Saw Mill, 1,cyisd ON Is the Prer
pf.,"so'' nH'"iey q Ne., Pinintifs ss.s
Terms cash. rnrchnscrs TO pay tho Marshal fof
paper and staini.s. J. r. II: EtPIS0
feb st FIt r. q ukf.he,
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NOTfCE. are HERE.
IN By notified that nm prepared to rece.vu Re
such rs Watches Carriages, Silver rlate &C. for 1868
Unless Returns arc made Oh or bcfurc the 10th day
of March, penalty Of 80 per centutn will be added
TO the proper duty. GEO. w. STUKGEON.--.-
feb l5-lm Assistant Assessor
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STATE OF, SOUTH. H.CARuLlNA.l
0tangebhrg Disfriet.1 i ! Hitsiisn: ]

~ T. a. McNICHA AElI., Esqt Ordinary.
Whereas, Dcnpsy Gardner hath .nnde shss "a
Estate and effects ofFre reelnnn Hooker deceassaa
These Are therefore to cite and adlnopish sll ana
singular the kindred and Creditors Of the said
Freeman Hooker, deceased, that they be and Appeaf
OrnngcburgC. H.. on -thci2lst day OF FEBRUARY
inst, after publication hereof Ct clock in the
forenoon, 10 shew cause if any they heye Why ths,
snid Administration should not be granted.
Given nntcr my hand gthia Athfday OF February
Anno Domini. 1867. p. y. McMICIAL,
, feb st ,uSfT fhiW q. a. n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-24
1868.
The Fairfield Herald.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.
1868.
ShcriH's Omcc,
June Is, 1868.
June l5-3L

TIE Proprietors Of tho above papcrs,
take pleasure in announcing to their pa-
irons that they will continue tho publoa-.
zion Of tho HERALD, one Of the bost fnml-
sly papers in the State, and also of tho,
5NEWS, tho only hi.rceekly paper in tho,
SStatc outside Of Charleston and Columbia.
They offer tho best inducements to mer.
,chants in Charleston, Columbia md Winns-
;boro, to make tho HERALD and tho NEWS a.
,medun to tho trading pablo,
Every family in the District oughtto 10 take
tho HERALD; and if tho heads Of families
would bc told that the small cost Of n week..
,ly visitor burdcned with news and general
,rcadng matter, is nothing compared to tho
'mcntal profit it brings
TERMS:
HERALD, I copy, year, So 90
g O 6 months, 9 90
10 copies year, rs 90
land one extra copy TO the gcttcr up Of the,
lclub.)
aNnws, | copy year, 81 90
Z" - months, 2 80,
BGy" No paper sent unless tho cash ac-.
the order.
DeDH Every paper stopped at the cxpira-
ltion Of tho term, unless subscription be re-.
,ncwcd in time.
DESPORTEs, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Proprictors.
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Officially that disgraocs so many fash.

Officially that disgraccs SO many fash
zion journals. Tho fashions arc a
sfcaturo, as ever. Ladies in the coun.
5try think they can not make gar.
sment without Dcmorcst's Magazine,
1 land there is, in addition to the treas
Jurcd patterns, always fund of useful
9and valuable information upon all
shouschold and domestic subjects. w.
g. Jennings Demorcst, 473 Broadway,
Anew York.
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Important to Wheat Growers.

The Nashville Gazette says that ar
old and experienced farmer of vii.
liamsonsasanty, Tennessee gives it as
q Gsst that the following method is a
sure preventive Of the insect wccvil
in wheat: In piling up your wheat
after it has been cleaned by the fan,
to every three bushels put in good
hard brick, we'll dried by the sun, and
be sure it is perfectly dry at the time
you use it. The brick aJsorbs the
moisture that naturally accnmulates
in the grain and causes it to become
so hard and finty that the insect or
fly cannot penetrate the outer cover
ing.
This experiment is SO easy and sim
pie We advise our friends who grow
wheat to try IL.
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SIlERIFpS SALES.

aDY Virtue ofSundry Executions to me, di-
I'D rcctcd, I will offer for sale at Frirficld
ACourt House on the Grst Monday and tho
jlny following in July next, within tho
illegal hours Of sae to tho highest bidder,
afor Cash, tho following Real and Personal
aProperty. Purchasers to pay for titles. To
Swit:
Ono lot of lard in The Town ofWinnsboro,
Fairfield District, known in tho plan of the
lTown rs lot number (4G) forty. six, fronting
ION Congress street twcnty-six feet aud run
,ning back west, on the line Of tho adjoining
lot owned by Francis Elder, on tho south
.boundnry, sixty-four feet, thence north
Etwcnty~six feet, thence cast sixty four feet,
,thcncc south twenty six feet, levied upon es
,thc property of Samuel Jackson at tho suit
lof $. Wolfe, agen, Of W. d. Kcrsh, and oth>
'crs, vs.. j. II. Propst and Samuel Jackson.
Ono Rome Mare and ono Bay NIulo four
years old, levied upon rs tho property Of n.
II. Marlborough at the suit of III. L.. Elliott
'and othors
f. ". OLLEVER
s. L. ID.
Shcrff's Oillcc,
June Is, 1868.
Juno l6-3L
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A New Y olume,

'rhc Pictorial phrcnogical journal
for July contains portraits of many
distinguished men, and beautiful wo.
men, European and !Asiatio beauties
English, French, German, Russian
Grccian, Swedish, Austrian. Polish
Swiss, Dutch, Turkish, and japanese
also, Lord Brougham, Abbott Law,
&Jence, zadock Pratt Peter Won
Cornelius ; Verdi Miss Pittsingcr
and twelve Roman Catholic Prclatc.
q Priests Mahomet, and his Religion
t'The development Theory" by Prof
Gill, Lady Dail'crty, or the Woman
Question Thirteen National Types
of Female Beauty; Professional. In
struction in Practical Phrcnology
Indians and Mountains of Oregon
French Educator on America,
Schools, and much other very inter
cstfng matter. A. now volume be
gins with this number, only So.
year, or $l.50 for six months. Ad
dress S. r. Wells, $3.50 Broadway, N
Y.
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Burglar Caught.

On Monday evening last Mr.. Rob
crt Bolick, Deputy Sheriff, succeed.
ed in capt uring %am Simonton, one Of
the burglars, who broke into into Mr.
Cathcart's store, on Saturday nigh
last. A large quantity of bacon wa,
found in Sans possession, although
he had disposed Of some it. jSum, il
will he remembered, was very
prominent character in the last clec
tions, and stands very high among his
Radical friends. lie is nov boarding
with Mr. Ollevcr, the Sheriff, where he
will doubtless remain until his tria
comes off. We sincerely hope 'Sam
receive his just merits from the law.
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d Special Orders No. 1871, from head
Hqnarters military post of Aiken, removes
3the following civil officers Of Barnwell
8District: Sheriff, w. w. Woodward ;
|JClers of Court, A. V. Eaves; Magis.
1trate, H. w. Myers. The following
Fare appointed in their places: Sheriff,
I'm. G. w. Walker; Clerk of Court, W.
\ IA. Nerlana
Il PRETTY CoNcEIT.-It was pretty
8conceit of a romantic father whose
9name was Rose, and who named his
sdaughter "Wild", so that she grew up
junder tho appollation of "Wild Rose y
aBut the romance of tie IT, ) thing was
asadly spoiled when married man
aby the name of ssBull."
The Cleveland Herald says -"Thc
dRepublican party must now look upon
]Mr. Chase as p powerful enemy, made
desperate by disappointed ambition, and
amnst brace itself to meet this new
atrcachcry with courage aud strength.
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SuIc1DE.-j
SPat Higgmg, Savannah Irishman, shot
shis wife four times on Monday, and them
attempted 70 commit suicide. Cause
jwhiskcy and jealousy. Eject, wife dy.j
ang, man in Jail.
a kiss has described as fowl
Ter that blossoms all the year round y
aand whose sweetness depends upon itss
ssgratuitous giving.
Eve is said to be the only woman!
swho never threatened to 90 and liveS
3with her mother.
A very benevolent old lady hass
$takcn the idea into he head of knis-S
jting a pair Of hose for fire engine.
What did the spider do when he !
sramc out of the ark ? He took a fyf
land went home.
Why is fashionable young lady'sS
brains like specklcd trout ? Becauses
3they love 10 sport under a waterfall.
Everywhere cndcavor to bc useful, /
land everywhere you will be at home.
There is no dungeon SO dark andF
dismal as the mean mans mind.
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IN EQUITY.

Biz Of Foreclosure of Mortgage and for Relief
Elizabeth Wyrick vs.. Adam Wyrick and 9th.
ers.
It appearing to the Court that Adam Wy
lriok, Henry Graddck and wife Mary, Cal
boun Wyrick and Robt. K Ifnrtin and wifi.
Martha, Defendants in the above stated
:cnuse arc absent from and without The State
II is ordered on motion Of Mr.. McCants
Solicitor for CoDplainanis that said Defen.
.dants do appear aud plend answer or demul
ITO said bill within forty days from tho date
!of the first publication Of this order or n de-
,cree pro eonfesso will be entered OF rccort
iagsinst them. II. A. GAILLARD, ~,
G. e. +. d. !,
COMMISSIONER Office,
may 28-j 4.16 rs
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BAKE OVENS.

SAUCE PANS, Spiders, Kettles, Grid
~ Irons, sc. Nails, Mule Shoes. Pat
Locks, Knob Locks, Tools, Grass Blades
scythe Blades, Sickles, Cotton Cards, Gar
den Forks, Hoes and Rakcs, &c. Buckets
Tubs. Well Buckets, Brooms. We'll Rope
Pillow Lines, Sole Leather. Crockery, Til
Ware, Cutlery, &c., &C., SO. For sale BY
KETCIIIN, McMASTER s. DRICE.
june l8
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The Fredericksburg Herald says that
ION ten acres of land George p. Good
loe, Esq, Of spotsylvania, last year
.made 81 ,425 from Tobacco and $500
lfrom whoat-or 5000 per acre in two
1ycars for land that would probably
,sell for ten dollars.
The Indians in Montana are get
lting belligerent again. Preparations
sarc being made by tho Government
ito put a final stop to Indian hostilities
dby killing all the red skins.
The New York HeruM has gone over
TO Grant. Good, it will only stick
5there until after the election. But j,
dwill not. 1t viii, like an old rat, deser,
4 he old gunboat when 1t finds it sink
Sing.
The New York Metropo1ttan Record
days old Brownlow is not dying-there
sis too much dcvilment on hand, and he
acan't be spared from this world yel
1awhile. Look out for the X X. KS old
,shiver the.wind.
4 Grant and Colfax are going to Colo
arado Territory as soon as the Rump
SCongross adiourns. "Ulyss" wants tc
ssee his digger squaw aud saffron col
ssored offspring. ~
4 THE President on the 18th nominated
aHon. Reverdy Johnson as Minister t
|3she Court of ST. James, and the Senate
9has unanimously confirmed the nomina
Ation. ,t'.l .a.,as
q A girl in Chicago died on Wedncs
Sday from swallowing tho point Of {
;5needle, which broke off while she wal
her teeth with it. 1.'ts .t
4 The Ku Klux and the Impeachment
atogothor have got the niggerheads il
IA very K-Ross shape at present.
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Local Items.

New Advertisements.
Mich Cows for Sale.-Apply to j
p. Macfic.
Rule to Pleads. j. Clowncy.
Eggs Eggs John Mcintyre I
Co.
Bake Ovens, and Fresh Groceries :
Ketchin, McM stcr & Brire.
$50 Rcward--J ohm Ii. Cathoart.
Sec "Rosadalis.'
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DRESS GOODS, sc.

I AIDES DRESS GOODS, Printed Mus
- Inns, Organdies, SWISS, Gambrics, Ja
comets, Gingharns, Calicoes, Plaid and
Striped Homespuns, Long Cloths, Cottoi
Iadies' end Gentlemen's Shoes, Brogans
60, 60. Just received. ~, E.
KETOHlN. MosfAsTER q BR1cE.
apI26
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The American Stock Journal

For June is at hand. The enter
prisiag publishers Of this valuable
monthly, offer to send sample copies
free. Each number contains 80 large
double column pages, devoted to
farming, stock breeding aud diseases
Of domestic animals, illustrated will,
numerous cngravings. Address Mp,
Boyer 4 Co., Parkesburg, Chester Co..
Pa. r,t
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Demores IS Young America,

OF all the juvenile periodicals
Demorcst's Young America is the ON
ly one that has really made distiuc
tive uame and place. Its pictures, it,
games, its puzzles, rcndcr it universal
iy popular among the little ones, Will,
its varied and instructive characte,
equally recommends it to The attcn.
tiop of parents and tco 2hcrs. The Sc
ries Of French lessons, or the music
which is feature, arc alone wortl
several times the cost Of the book
$l.50 yearly. ADDRESS w. j. Demo
ests. 473 Broadway, n. Y.
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Now Is the Accepted Timo."

By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that persons
wishing to visit New York, during the
sitting of the National Democratic
Convention, can do SO, and return for
the same price. Tickets for the trip,
only twcnty-ninc dollars.
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Charlotte & S. C. Railroad.

GENEnAL FREIoHT AND TICKET AaENT's
OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 16, 1868.
'G RAND Excursion to New York--Round
~ Trip Tickets only 800. Persons wish
ling 10 attend the National Democratic Con
)vention, to be held in New York on the 4th
!of July, proximo. arc Informed that this
company has made arrange uents 10 issue
lRonnd Trip Tickets, good from June Goth TO
July 10th, inclusive, at $50 each. Tickets
twill be on sale, at this Office, from the morn.
ling Of fJune goth to the afternoon Of July
3lst, when they will be Withdrawn.
E II. DORSEY,
General Freight and ticket Agent.
june 20
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Demorest's Monthly

For July prompt rs usual, and with
an additional quantity of Summer
Literature, 10 tho most useful and in
teresting Of oil the parlor periodicals,
readable from beginning to eEd, bet.
sss than that, its tone is elevated and
earnest, very unlike the frivolous arr
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$50 REWARD,

WILL pay Fifty Dollars head, reward
for the lodgmcnt in Winnsboro jail wit
proof to convict, nny, one or more Of tn
parties who broke open my store on til
hight Of the 18th instant.
JOHN III. CATHCART.
june 18-t5x3
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,Ihe Tournament ant Costume Ball.
We are indebted to the Board of
Managers, for an invitation to the
,"Tonrnamcnt and Costume Ball" to
;hc held in Lanrensvi!lc, South Caro-
lima, on tho 2nd of July next. We
return thanks.