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How IT WoRKs.-We learn from the,
birmingham Post that some of the pro-
ceedings of tile Protestant .dignitaries
assume a queer II not II very diminutive
aspect, as will be seen by the following:
The Protestant Arcl,bislIop of Armagh
has been carrying out a small scheme of
and acknowledgements on his
own accouIt--and I,,t altogether, we are
bound to say, in that .' generous and
gracious" spirit which we know, on Sir.
Disraeli's Authority, aRsht To lev eoaspicu-
ously displayed Hhen such enterprises are
taken il hund. His grace lately gaze
notice to- liis gatebe"rcr to quit and the
"a * ss.o.e old ,woman,n was
house, of which slic persisted in retaining
the archbishop. The poor woman stated
that her husband, who died last December,
had been with the late and present Primate
for forty-six years, as gatekeeper; and she
added that daring all last winter she had
opened the gate of the archiepiscopal
residence from four or half-past four in the
morning till ten at night. She evidently
considered that there were certain "vested
interests to be taken into account, and,
under this impression, she declared that it
was unfair that the most reverend gentle.
man s.should be fighting for his living in
London, and that she should not be allowed
to fight for hers.n Unfortunately for tue
lodge incumbent, the court was as I'M
gracious and ungenerous as the archbishop,
and granted an order that the house should
be given up in eight days. No compensa-
ton clauses were added to the bill.
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Il DIR. MANNING ONrSEcuI. Ar AND RELIGIOUS
IHsTRbcrfoAs.--Ati+th the conclusion :. of a
sermon on the Conversion to God preached
at the Catholic church of St. James,
Spanish place, London, DR.. NJ. observed:
WDo not be led away by those who say a
Catholic system of education is impossible,
that there must be aNsystem of education
irrespective of religion You know perfect
" well that religion and education are in
separable. Education without religion,
suchlas have described, would be reduced
TO mere instruction but instruction is not
education. Parents are bound to see that
their children arc instructed in their religion
as they grow up. Do not listen to such who
say that the greater portion of our children
are educated. They are not educated in
the faith Even those 0ut-of the unity of
the Church of England have acknowledged
this necessity, aud are endeavor1ng to pro-
vide religious education for their children.
All the obstacles to child's perversion
must give way with q Catholic system of
education. a moral education means
something influencing child's life and
character. A catholic education Is not to
be impaired by mere instruction; mere
knowledge of letters, numbers, writing and
arithmetic exercises no influence on the
conscience. Unless the conscience be in
huenced will a knowledge be impaired of
right and wrong? Many persons who believe
in the great principles of Christianity do
not believe in dogaas, but . dogma is
simply divine truth, the doctrines of faith
rightly understood. Every divine truth is
dogma the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the Holy Ghost-all mysteries of our Lords
Passion and Death, the Resurrection,
Aseension; the Institution of the Seven
SacraInents. A system of education with
out dogmas means an education without
divine truths and doctrines, and is no
education at ALL"
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%s,7HE4 CHURCH ~ FURKEY.--The Jubilee of
the Holy Father has been celebrated by the
CatlsoIic subjects OF the Sultan with indescri-
BabIs enthusiasm. The writer to the CoITe-
spcudesoe de Rome says:
Kevor,did the Church, especially in Turkey,
eniovs s. much liberty. phe greatest respect
ana eonsii .,ration is shown by the authorities
r. 1sRthoiic bishops and ecclesiastics; whom
f1ev JtfsaT to be real pastors, and not political
intfiguers or the agents of an aggressive
1onvsesT NOW horizon we may trust, Is open
M before the Catholic communities of the
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How THE WORK, PRoGREssE s.-The Rev.
Mr.. Maconochie, (Puseyite) whose contro-
versies with the Low Church of England
has made his name widely known, in Il
speech lately delivered at bradford, Eng
Hand, thus refers to the first beginnings ola
M O ement, which is still marching on -
+ There was no more striking feature about
the advance of the present movement,than
sthe insen sible way in which it made itself
fsIE aHiupSsE tl.osEs IN no serEEIca the most
remote from is influence. They saw. round
about them those who abused Them, those
who said they were superstitious and that
they were taking a deal OF trouble to no
purpose. ssa But what was the result
In spite of all, gradually one by one of
these very persons took up the work. u First
q choral service was introduced into n
church where it would have been thought
Popery to sing u Psalm, unless 1t was one
of Tate and Bradyis sung to some strange
kind of melody. Then it was felt that it
would look better to have the choir in the
chancel than up in the west gallery. Then
it began to be thought that the men and
boys who We're IN the choir would not LOOK
so well in different dresses-as they would
in white SUPPLIES, and so they got q
surpliced choir. OF course, he didn't care
a straw for the surplices, and the rest, if
there was not q Catholic teaching with it.
He would rather have one of the old
fashioned three-deckers," and prayers
read from it, with Catholic doctrine, than
all the SUPPLIES and d full observance of
Catholic discipline without the teaching.
But, after all, these things led the way to
something else, and a priest who began by
bringing down his choir from the gallery
| to the chaneel, often ended, and in no long
/ time, by becoming thoroughly 6Ith0ffc IN
his teaching and in his doctrine. Thus the
| progress of the Church was not only direct
butTindirect. 1t must necessarily be So.
If the Gospel was like heaven, it must
spread like heavens These round about
the truth, and who came into contact with
the truth must be caught and converted by
the truth. -,,,,.tr 49, q, ,.s,r ..,.e. ~
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GRocERs-coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
SMIrH & McKENNA,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
IMPORTERS OF TEAS, SPICES & LIQUORS.
rEAs-A SPECIALITY.

TEAS-A SPEClAl-il1'
With n RESIDENT BUYER in New York. TO tahe
antage of tho decline in the market and select @
sirabe goods for tho wants of the trade FREE oR
BROKERAGE AND COMMISSIONS, buying e&elu-
svely cash. always enabled to offer superior
inducements to close buyers. r..
Our present stock is large and we'll selected. ,4
We receive by steamers every week from New York
fresh selections. Buyers depend getting fresh
goods when renewing their stock Our old stock lst
years. but very little remaining hand which we are
selling at extremely low prices to close.
JOHN. GIBSON, SON 4, COS CELEBRATED RYE
the sole agents for the sale of the above Whis
barrels Of the different grades in store aud for sale
prietors to these Whiskeys ar5
TEAs-TEAs-TEAs. a..-.
$50 half chests Imperialz-naw crop,
$50 SO 26iSnl BPea SdSpt new crop
20 cases extra fine Japan. r-ss '0
COFFEE. ...-,
1000 sacks prime to choice. . --.-..
SPICES
sifted Pepper, Alspce, Cloves, NutInegs, etc.
-z. sUNDRIEs ..r r
$50 barrels Western Rectffed whiskeys
100 choice Bourbon.
100 90 l SsS Tonk s SiP.
Wolfe 8 Schnapps,
Hostetter Bitters, 't
Starch
Star Candles,
Washing Blue, ETC.,
PORT SHERRY AND CLARET WINES, in cases.
Etc, etc etc.
WITH A LARGE STOCK OF STAPLE GROCERIES.
SMITH & McKENNA,
! my3o I'm ST and 50 Poydras street
W BAAB DEALER IN
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,
Constantly on hand a fine assortment of
Fancy Groceries, Fine Wines, Champagnes,
Cordials, and Other Liquors, Preserves,
Can Fruits, Teas, etc
CORNER OF CAMP AND ST. MARY STREETS,
| Opposite the Magazine Market, -.
.' .. ..-.. NEW ORLEANS.
! Goods delivered free of charge. sI my2 I'm
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RFaaf rafAlts medicines are HcuFe alis, |" while
DIX WfIbosEs Anti Periodic OF Fever and Aguo Tonic
4asaTaI olsonng OF the blood. One bottle Is sufficient
90 effect cure In any case,
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THE MORNING STAR !, s,.,eq
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, = :.
No. 100 Grayier Street, New Orleans,

This Establishment is now fully prepared to execute all
kinds of JOB WORK, such as .. ..,... = r..
CARDS
ENVELOPES DEEDS.
COETKACTS, INVOICES ga 2 ..--
l'.'7 MORrG ACES HEADINGS. .-L
CATALOGUES. AUCTION BILLS,
HAND HIii.S, BILL HEADS as
PROG1iA MINES, 90 BILLS or FL RE,
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS.
DR. YREI,EfPTS, BILLS OF LkDING,
PR0MISSORY NOTES Ere. ETC. ETC.
ON TIE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS: -
ez.-......-..oNNAL STREET ..,....-...1
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OF ST. JOSEPH.

CONvENT OF ST JOSEPH. -
Wishing to please the dear pupils parents, and &C
cording to their just requests the Superior of the Con-
vent OF St Joseph, Ton ST. Philip street, Gal.
vez informs the public that during tho bathing
Academy will be moved to BAYS Louis, where
possess ON the sea shore, eligible property and
Large additions having been made 70 this establish
ment it easy and agreeable for crafty
of both and pupisprocuring the latter limo.
cent and healthy recreation without in their
studies.
The Exhibition, Award of Premiums, and Vacation
will take place only after our return to the city.
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P. ], rRAQUA1R,

Dealer in General Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ho o
Skirts, Millinery and Furnishing Goods.
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Begs to intimate to his customers in town and
country daily receiving by express and other
ise large additions to his already wellseected stock
Particular attention is requested to his assortment OF
HOOP SKIRTS.
Which Largest Cheapest in the city, and
tans among other styles the celebrated " La Grande
,victoire " and tho new Extension Hoop Skirt"
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT.,
Is rsplete including every quality at prices ranging
from 75 81 so. We call particular attention TO
n Corset which we selling at &c 30 the best and
cheapest shown in this city for the money
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
completely assorted in all the latest styles of Silk
and Satin and every color and width
THE MILLINERY ROOM
Comprises the neatest styles Of Ladies' Misses and
Children's HATS, BONNETS aud FRAMES, of every
conceivable variety, including Straw, Hair and Mixed,
Rosalind Shepherdess Antoinette Mignonette, ETC.,
all at prices that are perfectly marvellous.
OUR STOCKS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NETS,
BLONDES. LACEs, Walls, ETC,
Arc unusually elegant this season, and very cheap
Also line of very fine GRENADINE SHAWLS, ap-
propriate season. prices really astonishing
THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
Consists Hosiery, handkerchief Parasols Umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents Under garments Perfumery, etc.
WHITE GOODS
Of every description also fully represented, such
Swiss Musus Nuinsook, Tape Checks Cambrics, Jaco
nets Linens Linen Damasks, White AIarseilles Towels
Plain and Ieu-stitched uandkerchefs, Mosquito Net
tings etc besides usual assortment of Fancy and
General Dry Goods all purchased at the Lowest cash
terms. .....
receiving from auction continual accessions
every departing in many at half the cost Of i'm
portation And to thisitem the attention of
mers is especially invited
The usua! liberal terms wholesale dealers in
and country.
apps If lG7 Canal street, one door from Dnuphinc.
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SOUTHERN BANK; NEW ORLEANS sEPTEM
Der &C. This Bank contfnuingits Exchange opera
tions will receive deposits of Gold and Currency and
transact a General Banking Business. go
- Discount days-Wednesdays aud Saturdays -''
( Offerings should be made tho preceding days .
fe2s 3m as, ~. THOMAS LAYTON President.
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.-... SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 2, 1867.
In virtue OF offhe Legislature this State
titled enable the city ofNcw Orleans To- fund
lite tioltii; debt and liqadate fits indebtedness APP
proved 97 February 40, and on ordinance No 1872 OF
the Common Council Of tho city OF New Orleans
proyedIs April 1869, the undersigned Fiscal s
authorized aud prepared TO receive FROM the holders
tI eaf ~ city t!s and other eyde 81 hi Of this
cordiug the the said ordinance No 1879 OF the
Coualon COUNCIL Tho bonds Jefrrntshe In exchange
for the ore named indebtedness will be ready i'm the
ami .f'fIsiIF - TIoS LAYTON President. q
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k The above identical CHARTER OAK was exhibited
st recent State Fair and furnishes everlasting
proof of the great superaH the Charter Il
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THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE. M
... g. THE UNITED STATES. ..fo g. YRS

PRIZE BREAD of 1866 Baked in a CHARTER OAK,
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A Thirteen Years. Test of the Charter oakl
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-R1CE-RRos-&-Co-

Great Southern Agents,
I. 50 and 81 Camp. and 565 Magazine streetl =
Dealers in Hardware Nails Cutlery and Cooking stOTs
myS sc
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A full assortment of FRENCH HOSIERY and
TRIMMINGS, PRAYER BEADS. SCHOOL BOOKS
and STATES Alao, Toys and BAskets OF tho lowest
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p o. BENEFITS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of Gasquet and viIlere streets. !.
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MISCELLANEOUS ApYERrIsEmrnre1l


old REL LA b L E.t3SSeA
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE pEoprp,
= .'. DR.'C. McLA MES 57a gaiqssf
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS tx, wv M
The greatest Medical Discovery of anyaae
q Delighted millions sing their praise II IS
No family or person should be without them,
..-.,s ARE Yott SUFFERING Nowi ~
Have you Headache Backache f5t'lsss
Have you Constipation of the Boweisl
Have you Sour Stomaebf Is IN
Have you q Bad Breath lsyrt,.
Have YOU Cold Hands or Feeti " .rt II
60 Have you Chiils or Feverl
Have you PalpitatiOn of the Hearth Issss5s
USE DR. MoLANE's Liver PILLS.
Have you Suppressed Discharged estsYo9
Have you Sickness and Vomiting - -''A 'ittt al
Have you Irregularities or Weakness u te3s-
Have you Rush OF Blood to the Headi shoet
Have you a Yellow Discolored Skinf SO stl9d
USE DIR. MoLANE'S LIVER PILLS, =, rs
Have you a Collie or Diarrheaf 80 ~
Have you Swollen or Distended Stomachf SOP
Have You a Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appetite ii39a
Have you Bilious Symptoms OF any kind ~ HtsE
USE DIR. McLANEs LIVER PILLS r,7gss
Heed the warning. Delays dangerous. This "a.
worth ts weight in gold to the afflicted Be sure
you get &C. McLANES LIVER PILLS. None genu.r
inc without the signature Of FLEMING BROTHERS. y
Sold all tho world .t mhoi sm {,
Z XCHANGE.- ----.--- EXCHANGE
- '"'l
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MAN LINE STEAMSHIPS,

Under contract for Carrying United States and Brh
sh Mails. r. ,e.l.l
Sailing from Pier IS North River, New York, sTGy
SATURDAY. ... .,...s ~. 70
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY. sua
= - Queenstown - THURSDAY. .i-=
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READ THE FOLLOWING :

READ THE FOLLOWING:
" NEW ORLEANS, April 9, 1862
It hereby certify that purchased from Rice Bros &
Co. in the year 1856, tile first Charter Oak Stove they
sold This Stove has been in daily my family
up to date OVER THIRTEEN YEARS, and 1 cheer
fully recommend the Charter Oak Stove to all house
keepers the best Baking Stove made, feeling
confident that other Stove could have proved
durable and satisfactory for such along number Of
- MRS. L. F@S.t
1874 Washington street New Orleans"
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p. j. TRAQUAIR

T. D. TRAQUAlR Nd. .I..tg.
Begs to intimate to his customers in town and
country that he is daily receiving by express and other
WISE large additions to his already welselected stock
Particular attention is requested his assortment Of
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Fairfeld--In Equity.

Ehos tauJerdale, W. Nnthnn Parrot, James
Gelson--Bill for Foreclosure of Mortgage
n pursuance Of nm order of the Court OF
( Common Pleas, Equity side made in
s,e above, stated cause, | will offer for sale
i public outcry before, the. Court. House
Eoor In Winnsbo o, on tho 81 day. Of May
text. nj 12 o'clock, VI, all the tract If land
ir plantation, described in the procerdnRc
p this case, situate in fairfield County,
Itaie Of South Carolina. ,Containing 500
ores more or less, and bounded by lands of
} D Kirkland, George shedi. James Aiken
nj others. ''.'''G i'''', ~; ." ',"
Terms Of Sole--The costs and expenses
{ sale to he paid in cash. on; day Of salc,
the balance of the purchase money. on a
credit OF twelve months, with interes, there
OIL from day Of sale. to be secured by bond
and COOL personal security. and the title
deed not to be delivered TO the purchaser
until the purchase money is paid Ia full.
The purchaser 10 pay for stamps and papers
y.. i ", DUVALL, 8, F. G.
Fairfield Court House,
fth April. 1869. a'
apl 1870 I.o.u s.l .r,a.,. -.a =,
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SPRING GOODS.

w are now prepared to show one of
the most complete stock Of Spring and sum
mer Goods ever offered in this market.
white Goods.
Bishop and Victoria Lawn, Jaconct Cam
hrics. Checked and Striped Camhrics, plnin
aud Dotted Swiss Muslin, Hair Cord Mus.
lin, Bobinc,s, White and Colnrcl l,riliinnts.
Blvd Eye Diaper, Ru*sia Diaper, &c.
Dress Goods.
English aud mcrican Calieccs ari Ba :.
"cg"#, Leno Mnslins, Grenadines, Organizes,
ri"tsssAAlps'ins, French t,amb,ics. Sc.
D0Mcstics.
Elenohtd and Brown lIomespuns, Checked
and Striped, Hickory Stripes, Den,ius,
Cobbonadcs and Domestic Ginghams.
Also.
Shoes in large variety, Hats Of all
styles. Give US a call
Goods at the Lowest Prices,
LADD BROS. & co.
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News It,ms
HARTFORD. Conn, Apri


The Republican State ticket has been
elected. For Congress. the Srnatc dele
CATION divided. aud Dixon defeated.
Jewels n,njoriry ,s about 500. The
L"gIslat"re Is Republicans, which ST.
cures Connrc,icul's ratification uf the
ffteeuth amendment.
HAVANA, April 6.
The Spanish steamer QninL;n liza ar
rived with th" Comanditann. captured
at S'rrrp Ky. Ten Cubans we're
drnvnrd while a'tt'nwingto escape.
The Diario. in leader 10 day. con
slders Tie rebellion in The central deoart
m"nt entirely suppressed. The steamer
Con'"rrook has gone to the mouth of
the Mississirpl tointcrcept !, a. reported
expedition from New Orleans" 80
The Mexicnn Government intended
sending a commissioner to Washington
to have Rosrncrans recalled. ~
NoRfoLK, April 10.
The propeller, Thames, from New
York for Galveston, was burned off
Cape II ll,tterass, yesterday. The
cook, three seanien aud coal-passer,
are supposed to be lost. The rest sav.
ed.
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Twitohell Commits Suicide.
Pro. DEI.pHIA. Ami

PHL DELpHtA, April 8.
&. y. T~iichrll. who was convicted
OF the murder of his mother in law, and
was to lave hcen executed to-day. was
found dea" 10 'is cell this mcynine.
about "'clcck. II is snppoAd thai
some of The friends who visited him yes
terday conveyed poison 10 him.'i
The Cuban Revolution Citizens to be
Garoted.
HAvANA, april 8. Z
Francisco Icon Nannsy, a paturali-
zed American citizen, aud Augustine
Media will be garreted Tomorrow
They bad charge of arms in Hava-
ma, Q, fight over which involved the
death Of several police. 5'.'.,
The treasurer Of the Royal Univer-
sity has fed to the United States with
s,e funds Of the institution.
The news from the seat Of war "a
opptradictory and unreliable, !. .ss,.
Sugar frmer at q rsals.
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In the District Court OF the Uni.
ted States, for the District of
South Carolina, .i - @2r
Ex parte U. &. Trarp. Admr.. In Re Lahnn
G. Chappeii. Bankrup,. Petition 10 cstab.
lish lien. In Bankruptcy '"" 1''ls
NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors
~ holding liens On the Estate OF Lahnn
q. Chnppeli, Bankrupt, muet appear before
ne. at my Office in Yor&ville, on or before
tue 2Olh day Of April next, aud >hew cnuse, Il
any they have why the lien of U. c. ,Trnpp
..d"r., should not I've 6rst sniisRed out OF
the roceeds OF the sale IF the Estute of said
Bankrupt, BY order Of Court. ......ila
W.. CLAWSON, Register.
ap,il 7-1aw3w
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HAJtien mission upon the two-fuld
ground that he cannot afford to take
II, aud proters to dwell in the land Of
his birth.
Tho numbcr Of horses now in the
United States is 5000, 600, represent
ing in money value upwards Of $2,-
600,000,000.
some fine sugars have been made
IN Greenvillc, from sorghum cane.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NE Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
Il crs OF the Charlotte g. 8. C. Railrond
will be held in Coumbin on Wednesday, 2Ist
inst. The usual privilcgcstas respects free
passes will bc accorded to stockholders and
their families. e.,
apl lU-td g.. II. MANSON.
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Notice to Planters.

Notice to Planters. i
I WILL sell low forioash, 10. close consign.
i ments, seven Cotton Gius, ail of III,
moot improved make. several of whicl
have Condensers attached. :, t"hese Gins
will be sold. 25 per cent. lower now, tla,
will he asked for them noXt fall '''f"'
| have also two Engines, one Six Horse
and ne Eight Horse! Twill sell A. 6oo,,
Grist Mill with the eight horse Epgiae. -
Apply soon il you want q bargain.
- .gsg nsG ,l,u JAMES PAGAN
,apl lflx2 ii Chester, s, C.
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Tgasls OF SALE.

One sixth Of tho gross bid to be paid in
cash on tho dayof sole, and also cash cuff
cient 10 pay the costs Of anik aid exnenaea
Of safe. and further to give bond for the
balance, payable Ia ono, two and three years,
equal annual insieinents. with interest
thereon, payable annuity, from date until
Tho whole debt and inteFest be paid, with
two good surities and mortgage of premises s
and to pny f0r 'a,H the necessity ,paRers add
''1a sAML D. cLowNEY, cor
Clerks ofioe, Equity side,
Winnsboro. 9Th April, 1862 ~ (" 1'nS'a
/ cpl 8sA2tl
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In tho District Court of the Uni
ted States, for tho District of
South Carolina.
Ex parte Esther Heron, In Re Rabert, "A.
licrron, Bankrupt, Pet,tioE to establish q
lien. In Bauklupl>y.
a Office is he' eby given that all creditors
~ holding liens on the Estate Of Robert
a. Ierr"n. bankrupt, must i"ppear before
me, ~ ny office III, forkyilc on or before
the 2Oth day W srrjl ncxi aud she W cause,
II any 'hc3 have, Why the lien Of Esther
i!err"n. shaull not i,r tir t. saii>iie ont uf
ihc procceds Of The sale OF the Estate VI slid
Ganhrupt. by order OF Court
w, j. CLAWSUN, Register.
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