The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, July 12, 1866, Image 4
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Foreign News. j
Nkw Yobk, July 9.?The steamer Saxouis,
. with dates of the 27th arrived yesterday.
The British Ministry have tendered their
resignation, which the Queen accepted. It is
supposed Lord Derby will form a new ministry.
The Italians under the Kiug were repulsed
in attacking the Austrians near Verona, on
the 24th June. The battle lasted until night.
Both sides fought bravely, but ended in the
defeat of the Italians. The Austrians took 2,000
prisoners. The Italian army retreated
across the Mincio.
It is positively asserted that the HanoTcrinn
army ib surrounded and must capitulate to the
Prussians. This needs confirmation.
Nothing is known of Beuedek's .movements.
A revolt occurred in Madrid in which 1,000
persons were killed. The revolt was 9up^
pressed.
COMMERCIAL.
Niw York, Jul; Gold 152?; Exchange
nominal; Cotton firm at 30 a 88.
Columbia, Jul; 9.?Cotton?16 to 20; gold,
22 to 31 currenc;. Corn.?$1.80 to 1.90 per
bushel. Flour.?$11 to 10 per barrel. A
MA1U1IE D
m On the 10th inst., b; J. M. Elforo, Esq.,
MR. BRYSON II. STEADMAN, to MRS. VICY
LOW, all of Spartauburg District.
On the 3d inst., b; Rev. Dr. C. Litn, MR
DRURY D. WEBBER, to MISS MAI DON Y.
SMITH, all of Spartanburg District.
Our congratulations to the parties, and
thanks for the very nice calce.
On the 21st of June, nt the residence of the
bride's mother, MR. P. L. HENRY, ot Spartanburg,
to MISS ELLA MARIE, second
daughter of the late Col. C. M. HugUknin, of
Beaufort District.
r Announcement.
I am a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for
Spartanburg District, at the ensuing Election,
to be held on the Second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER
next, and should be pleased at a
general turn out of m; friends to said election
R. C. POOLE.
M^y 31 18 td
?T. IV. HOBSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. G2, EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
HAVING ample means for advances, a
business experience of (went; years,
and confining himself strictly to a Commission
Business without operating on his own account,
he respectfully solicits consignmcuts of COTTON,
FLOUR, CORN, &C.
Rkferexcb.?Hon. S. Bobo, Messrs. Foster
& Judd.
July 12 24 3m I
ATTENTION!
I INVITE attention !o a nice selection of
SUMMER CASSIMERES,
"Wliito l>;rill and Duck,
aud an assortment of the best
pH. COAT BINDING, BUTTONS, &C.,
wliich will he recruited, and always kept 011 |
hand to suit the seasons, and can be put up to i
order at short notice in the VERY REST
STYLES.
ROOMS?over Teppe it Smyth, opposite
Palmetto House. M. It. BEECO.
July 12 24 tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ALL persons having demands against the
estate of ROBERT JACKSON, deceased,
are hereby notified to present the same duly
attested; and persons indebted by note or account
previous to bis death, to make immediate
paymeul to Ibc uudesigued, and thereby
tare cotls
N J. JACKSON.
Adm'rr. cum tettamcnto annero,
July 12 24 Bw
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to me by NOTE or
ACCOUNT, will cull on MESSRS. BOBO
<\& CARLISLE, and make payment. I am comi?
pelled to this course, in order to meet the demands
against me.
A. W. WALKER.
July 12 24 __ I w
IVolioo.
ALL persons having demands against tlie
Estate of Capt. JOHN SNODDY, dcccus
ed, will present them properly attested ; and
those indebted will make payment to
O. II. MOSS.
June 28 99
J III
notice!
ALL person* indebted to the firm of .1. Q.
CAlll'ENTEK & CO., are requested to
come forward nud pay, or make settlement, as
tho business must be brought to a close. Debtors
Jailing to attend to this, will find their
notQa and accounts in the hands of an otlicer
for collection. D. B. BOSS,
Survivor.
July 6 23 3t
ESTATE" NOTIcis.
ALL persons having demands against the
Estate of JNO. S. FINCH, deceased, will j
' present them properly attested, and those indebted
will make immediate payment to us.
T. N. FINCH, )
J. S. FINCH, > Executors.
0. W. FINCH, )
July 5 23 4t
Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
A LL persons having claims against the KsJr\
tate of A. WINGO deceased, will present
them without delay, proven according to law
to JOHN H. EVINS, Attorney at Law, or to
the undersigned; and all persons indebted to
aid Estate will make payment to the above
named Attorney, or to
MRS. K. C. W1NG0, Executrix.
June 14 20 3mo
NOTICE.
rpiIE subscribers give notice to all who are
|L indebted to them, either by NOTE OR
fiOOK ACCOUNT, that they r. quire a settlement
either by payment cr renewal of note.
Not wishing to oppress or add costs, they give
timely notice to all interested.
FOSTER A JUDD.
FOWLER. FOSTER A CO.
June 21 21 1m
SHERIFF'S SALE. i
"T~> Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia* lo <
I) me directed, I will aoll before the Court I
House door, iu the Village of Spartanburg, on t
the 1st MONDAY in AUGUST next, tho follow- i
ing named and described property, to wit: 1
120 Acres of Land more or less, t
Bonnded by lands of Davis Moore, James Hill i
and others, sold as the property of A. Petit at I
the euit of Bcqjauiin Finch. <
ALSO, i
By virtue of an ordvr from the Ordinury of
Spartanburg District, I will sell before the j
Court House door at the saino time nnd place, t
100 Acres of Land more or less, 1
situated on Ford's Creek, and bouuded by 8
lands of John Bomar, Win. Bullington and <
Hiram McAbec, sold as the real estate of Via. *
(Jennings, deceased. c
Terms cf Sheriff's Sales, CASH?purchasers S
to pay for titles. . *
Terms of Ordinary's Sales?A credit of 12
months with interest from day of sale (for spe- c
cie or its equivalent), the purchaser to give (
bond aud good security aud a mortgage of the 1
premises, if deemed necessary to tho Ordinary <
for the payment of the purchase money. c
J. H. BLASSINOAME, S. S. D. I
Sheriff's Office, \ *
July 9th, 1866. f
PROO^^riON. C
Itr Itia 1 - T /-v ?
~.j ...?U.?tiivuv; jjijim ii. i/iitt, uovcrnor (
and Commander-in-Chief in and over tlio
8tate of South Carolina :
WHEREAS, MAJ. GEN'L SICKLES, commanding
Department of the Carolinas,
on the 2i'.th instant, by Special Order No. 19,
has directed that white persons in Military
custody, charged with felonies or misdemeanors
on the persons and property of colored
persons, should be turned over to the civil uuthoiilios
for trial, and that like cases arising *
hereafter will be disposed of in the same
manner: t
And whereas, this Order?so gratifying to t
the feelings and sentiment of tlio people of i
this Slate ?is based upon the legal opinion of c
Chief Justice Duukin, given upon the urgent 1
request of this Department, and communicated ?.
to UeB. Sickles: 1st Thut persons of color,
under the kOlli and 30th sections of the "Act i
to organize District Courts,'' arc competent r
witnesses in the Court of Sessions iu all cuses ?
of felony committed by whites on the person
or property of a person of color. 2d. That J
they ate competent to make affidavits and sue 1
out warrants against whites in felonies and i
misdemeanors, und also to testify before Grand
Juries in such cases, as well ns on the trial
before the Petit Jury. And 8d. That until
the District Judges arc commissioned, the
Court of General .Sessions retains jurisdiction
of cases of misdemeanor committed by whites f
on the person or property of colored persons,
Chief Justice Dunkin says, "The Court of
General Sessions had always cognizance of
offenses committed by white persons against
the person or properly of a person of color." <
In the case of Statu vs. llill, 2d Spear, 150,
which was an indictment against a white person
for assault and battery on a free person of
ooior, it was not only so ruled, but recognized
as well settled law lor more thnn half a ceulury.
The L?isricls Courts of December, 1805,
not having been*put in operation, 1 suppose
the general jurisdiction of the Court ot Ses- ,
sions remain; and 1 understand that such has
been the ruling of the Circuit Judges in reference
to cases of bastardy and vagrancy which ]
have conie before llicin. <
The 30th ocction, Act 18Go, provides "that (
in every case, civil and criminal, in which n ]
person of color is a party, or which affects the ]
person or property of a person of color, per- ]
sons of color shall be competent witnesses." ]
It is n remedial Statute and must be construed
in reference to its object. My opinion is, thnt
persons of color are competent to testify be
tore Grand Juries and Magistrates in criminal
cases touching the person or property of persons
of color."
And whereas, the security of the liberty of
the citizens arising from his right to be tried
by a jury of his peers, can only be retained, in
the present anomalous condition of the coiintry,
by the civil officers of tlic Slate executing
the principles contained in the opinion of the
justly distinguished Chief Justice, in good
t&ith and with an earnest desire to give security
and protection to the persons and property
of the colored population.
And to the end that this high privilege may
be retained by the good people of the State, I,
JAMES L OKK, Governor of the said Slate,
do proclaim and declare, that it. is the duty of
every Civil Magistrate to give careful consideration
to every complaint made to him by n
person of color against n white man for any
iciviij u> imsuciiicHuur nuegeti to have been
committed against the person or properly of
a person of color; and if he, upon such consideration,
concludes iliat there are reasonable
grounds for such complaint, said Magistrate
shall take the affidavit of such person of color,
and issue his warrant against the offender, requiring
his arrest and recognizance to nppeur
at tho next term of the Court of Oeueral Sessions,
just as if he would do if the party making
tho complaint wcro a white man; and he
will also recognize all witnesses by whom the
complaint may desire to prove the charge, as
is now provided by law, for securing the attendance
of State witnesses. All Sheriffs and '
Constables will promptly, faithfully nud fear I f
lessly execute all warrants as may he placed ?
in their hands. '
And 1 call upon all good citizens to aid in '
tho fair and faithful execution of the lnw.* of '
this Slate, as expounded by the Chief Justice; '
and very soon the earnest wish expressed by
the commanding General in Orders No. Iff,
(published herewith for the information of the
people) "that it will not be long before it may .
be truly said, that no offence against tho peace, I
and no injury to the person or property, of
oven the humblest inhabitant, tuny be commit- \
ted with impunity in tho State of South Caro- 1
lina," will be happily realized. 1
Given under my hand and the great seal of 1
the State, at the city of Columbia, the '
,10th day of June, 1866, nnd in tho 1
[l. s.] nineteenth year of the Independence of 5
tho United Slates of America.
JAMES L. ORU, Governor. I
Wm. r. IIu.ntt, Secretary of State. <
Headquarters, i
Dei-aktment or tiif. Caroli.vas,
Columbia, 8. C , June 26, 1866.
[Special Orders No. 19. J
I ALL white persons in Military custody
, iu the State of South Carolina, charged
with felonies or misdemeanors, will be turned
>ver to the oivil authorities of the United
Stales, or of the State, for trial, according to
he nature and character of the offence charged, "
ind of the jurisdiction of the Court haring
egal cognizance of the offence.
II. Vi here white persons and persons of
iolor are charged as principals, accessories or (
iccomplices, in any offence, the accused will
>e retained in custody, and the case, with the
!Tidence, reported to these Headquarters for
nstructions.
III. Post Commanders making arrests of ^
uvilians for offences other than those triable
>y Provost Courts, will examine the complainint
and his witnesses under oath, together
with any witnesses proffered by the accused;
inch testimony, with the statement of the ac:used,
if he desires to be heard, shall be reluced
to writing and forwarded to the Headluarters
of the Military Commandant of the ~
Itate, with a report of the action of the Post
?oramander and his remarks upon the case. /
IV. The refusal or neglect of any civil offiler
to perform an official act, properly required
of him by an aggrieved party seeking reIrcss
in the civil tribunals, whereby a failure
>f justice ensues in the prosecution of the
ilass of offenders remitted to the civil jurisdioion
by this order, will be promptly reported
>y any officer cognizant to the same.
V. In publishing the subjoined correspond- "
mce for the information and guidance of all \
>onccrned, the Major-Gencral commanding dctires
to impress the troops with the sentiments
>f respect and deference for the civil authority
hat influence liis own action in co-operation
Rrith ihn Tvromtl 1 vn r?f ilia ? 11 * -
.... vi iiivi umiu, HO mm iran|iiility
may be Becnred by the means and ngenlios
most congenial to the people. To this
nd, he solicits the aid of all good citixens in
epresslng conduct tending to disturb public
irdcr; and he trusts (lint it -will not be long
>efore it may be truly said that no offence
tgainst the pence, ami no injury to the person
tr property of even the humblest inhabitant, ^
nay be committed with impunity in the State
if South Carolina.
Ity command of d
Maj. Uen. D. E. SICKLES. w
O. II. Hart, Itrcv't Brig. Gen. and A. A. 0.
July 12 24 It
All papers in the State copy one time. ^
Notice. i
I take this method of informing the public,
that 1 hate leased HELL'S MILLS, for a ~
erm of years, and have thoroughly refitted
hem. The FLOUR AND CORN MILLS are
n first rate order, and will make ok fine an
irtiole of Flour and Meal, as auy mill in the
district, and will yield as much to the bushel
if grain. All I want is a trial. r
I have built a new SAW MILL, and will saw *?
lp all the logs sent, upon shares, or for the
noncy. 1 will attend to the Mills myself, and
?very mau shall have his due.
Being a Millright by trade, I can keep the
Hills always in a condition to give satisfaction.
Plicae Mills are located on Fair Forest, two
niles west of town.
JOHN M. WILLIAMS.
July 5 23 6.
JUNE 27, 1800, j<
TWITTY & CO., j
c
BY reccut arrivals have largely increased
their stock, and now offer a full vaiiety
n viuuus, Ki ilie
Lowest Market PricoH.
1
[
I>1 ess?? Goodw. j
To tlic Ladies, we oiler a neat assortment of
Dr ess Goods, in I
Paris Grenadine, Ginghams,
Striped Lcno, Lawns, a
'hnili. Jaconets?printed, \
Popliu, Jaconets?plain, 8
[>e Beige, Swiss?dotted, plain, b
Bercge, Printed I.iuen Lawns. d
Prints, &c., &c. s
Hhiiuuci* Coverings.
Black Silk Basques, I.acc Points,
Black Silk Sacks, Berge Shawls,
Black Silk Circles, Beregc Circles,
Uhalli Sacks, Plaid Stfcks.
a
Collai'M itixl SettH.
Swiss, Lawn and Linen COLLARS;
Jaconet, Swiss and Camhric Kdging*;
llandercliiefs, lor Ladies, Misses and Gents;
Corsets.
C
?
Hoop Nliirtw ?
For I.ailies ami Misses ;
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Skirts ;
Summer Balmoral Skirts ;
Empire Skirt Flouncing
<
JPov Gen( lomon'H Wear. r
French Drah D'etc?Superior ;
Hummer Cassimcres : jl
Hummer Tweeds?many styles ; c
'lothf and Doe Skin Cassimerc ; /,
Linen Ducks and Drills ; v
Heady Made Clothing ; j
Fancy Cassimcre 8uits. *j
J
J
C
We have our usual assortment of \
h
La lies' Bonnets, Perfumery,
Ladies' Hats, Farina Cologne,
Men's and Boy's Hats, Preparations for tho
Roots and Shoes, llair,
Hardware, Cooking Extracts,
stone Ware, Patent Medicines,
Tin Ward, Pure Drugs and Medi3roccries,
cities,
Crockery, Coil's Revolvers,
Table Cutlery, Cartridges and Powder,
Plated Fork# A Spoons, &.c., Ac., &o.
Just received a large lot of
FroHh Turnip Hoed.
TWITTY & CO.
June 27 22 tf
NEW GOODS !
[ORE NEW OOODS JUST RECEIVED
REDUCED PRICES.
A Splendid Lot of Prints,
30FFEE AND SUGAR
25 SACKS SALT,
200 SACKS CORN,
LOOO Xil3S. Baoon,
WM. R. NEILSON & CO.
COTTON LOAN MONEY BOUGHT BY
WM. K. NEILSON & CO.
July 5 23 8t
FARROW & DUNCAN,
VTTOKNEVS AT LAW
and
Solicitors in Equity,
tayOffice in Crick Building, upstairs, ore
>rmer Office of James Farrow.
Jamks Farrow. D. R. Duncan.
April 15 11 ly
VILLIAMS, EVINS & "CHOICE
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Geo. W. Williams, Yorkvillc, S. C.
J.no. H. Evixs,
IVii.i,iam Choice.
June 11 20 lira
Just Received,
A LOT of "A" Crushed SUGAR.
" " 44 Coffee 44
44 44 Extra ,4C" 44
?ALSO?
.lot of COFFEE, CORN, PEAS and FLOUR
hich will be sold L<?\V FOR CASH, at
J. W. HARDY'S.
June 14 20 tf
. new and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentle
icn's Misses' and Children's SHOES, GAI
KR3 AND SLIPPERS.
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, & CO.
Ladies' Hats, Bonnet Ribbons,
LATEST STYLES.
tceived by
_____ CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO_
JORN, FLOUR. BACO*
AND LAR.D,
ist received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
Calicos, Illcai'hcd anil
Brown Slicotiu^N
and Shirting's,
A FRESH LOT,
ust received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
AGONKT,~ DOTTKD AND~ PLAH
5WISS, NANSOOK AND MUL]
MuslinK,
A NEW SUPPLY,
nt CLEVELAND, WALKER Si CO.
:aucy Mozambique, Orai?c Marctt, Challiei
(lack. an<l Colored Lawns, Fancy Jaconet an
hgandies. Very elegant styles and pattern:
usl received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO.
June 14 20 tf
DRS B. & J. L. WOFFORD
Dffer their professional servi
CES to the citizens of the Village an
nrroundng country. One or both of ur wi
e found constantly in the otlice at the STORK
luring the day, and at our Residence, oppc
itc Wofford College (Church Street) at uighi
Feb 15 8 tf
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
HAYING associated C. J. ELFOIID, c
Oreenville, S. C , with mo in the practio
flaw for Spartanburg District, under the nam
nd style of ELFORD & ELFORD; all bustnes
ntrusted to my care will receive the promj
nd faithful attention of said firm.
J. M. ELFORD.
April 5 10 braos
SULL1V AX & WINSMIT1
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, S. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO I'OST OFFICE.
'. 1*. Sl'm.iyas. J. C. WlKRMITI
Dlio^viiia* rFobnc(!o
A LARGE LOT OF FINE CHEWING TC
h\_ HAl'CO has just been received, and fc
ale at a low price at
J. \\ . HAKUY'S.
May 31?18
JL>i*? L. C- lvonnedy
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONL SERVICES
lo the Citizens of Spartanburg.
Feb 1 1 ly_
To all whom it may Concern.
rllK Hooks of Accounts find Notes due tli
following are now in iny bauds for collet
ion. Persons indebted, autl desiring to aav
ost, will please call early, as Ihty must be col
i cted.
'olger & Brftwley, Est. of J. 1). Wright,
. W. Oarrett, " " II. Tlieile,
'heile & Schoppaul, " " J. .1 Vernon,
. W. Kerr, " " Oovnn Mills,
. H. Adler, " .1. M. Post,
l. Schoppaul, " Wm II Trimmic
. R. Toole, " 4< II II Thomson,
amp & Wyatt, " " J 1>. Camp,
rernon fi Oeland, " " A. F. Oolding,
lorgan A Moore. *' " J. II. Windle.
You arc herewith duly notified at an ej
ense to the parties concerned, where yo
lay call and owned your indebtedness withot
uit. Call early and savo costs.
J. M. ELFORD,
Attorney for Parties.
June 21* 22 2m
W. MAGILL FLEMING,
Attorney ut Law
C%TILL attend to all business with wh'c
\\ the citizons of Spartauhurg Distrii
my favor him
OFFICE-OVER BOOKSTORE
June 21 21 12in
T a J33
r DRY GOODS STORE
Teppe Ac Smyth
WOULD respectfully inform the LADIES
that they are now receiving their
SPRING STOCK,
CONSI3TINO OP
White Long Cloth, Brown Shirtings and8he#t
ings, White and Brown Linens, Merrimack,
Amoslceag, Sehwabc and American CALICOS,
warranted fast colors. Jaconets, Cambrios and
Victoria Lawns.
A complete and choice assortment of Needle
WORK and Linen Setts, Needles, Spool'Cotbon,
Working Cotton and Thread in every variety.
ALSO, a great assortment of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, Liens and
r Hosiery, Bonnet and Lute-String, Ribbons,
Thread and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS.
Having been connected for a long time with
tlm n>? 1 8 " J ' -?
?v ~viyuuo uusiiicsB, vte are uuuuucui or
giving satisfaction
r ALSO, on hand a general assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES, Tin Ware, Hats and Caps*
and a general assortment of GROCERIES, at
the UP TOWN STORE.
FREDK. TEPPE, ALEX. H. SMYTH.
, N. B. State Money Bought.
April 26 13 tf_
NEW SPRING GOODS.
o
WE HAVE just received from Charleston, a
fresh supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, PRINTS,
and many other articles too numerous to men
tion, which we offer at cheap rates.
CALL AND SEE US.
II & J. L. WOFFORB,
No 4 opposite Court Room.
April 5 10 tf
r
NEW GOODS.
WE are now receiving a capital assortment
of GOODS, selected by a member of oar
firm in the Northern market.
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
I DRESSGOODS,
LATEST STYLES OP
LADIES' IIATS,
5j shobct,
5' TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS,
g^CALL AND KNOW OUR PRICBS.^f
VANDIVER, BLAKE & CO.,
S May 24 17 If
>
t.
TAILORING
e ~I"TAV1NQ just returned from a trip North
e I' 1 and West, takes this method of informing
is liia former Patrons and Friends, that heic now
>t prepared to fill all orders with neatness and
dispatch in the very LATEST STY'LBS, OS
cheap as any one for Cash or Barter.
My shop is over the store of FOSTER- A
J HDD'S, opposito the Court House.
The latest SPUING FASHIONS have just
been received. WM. LOCKWOOD.
S FebJ 1 tf
C. C. HUG GINS
TAILOR.
Having returned to the town of
Spartanburg, lie takes occasion to inform
' his friends that 1 he is prepared to do work with
,r neatness and dispatch, lie respectfully asks
a share of public patronage, an?l pledges b:s
best endeavors to give satisfaction to his onstomers.
" He m.T be fnnnit si li!? Sti?? !? ??- ?* *
B. ARCHER'S STORK, whorc his ousloaers
will find plates of the latest fashions.
Feb 1 1 tf
The State of South Carotin*.
OFFICE OF TIIF. COMPTROLLER GEN. \
oohmma, April 150, A. D., 1866. /
* X HEREBY certify, That J. M. ELFORD, of
I Spartanburg C. H., Agent of the QERMA,
MA. the HANOVER, the NIAGARA smiths
~ REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCECOMPANIB8,
ncorpornted by the State of New York, has
complied with the conditions and requisitions
of the Act of the General Assembly, entitled.
"An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the State of
South Carolina," and I hereby License the said
r? J. M. Eliord, A gent as aforesaid, to take risks
and transact all businesa of Insurance, in this
Stato, for, and in behalf of said Companies.
S. L. LEAPHART,
Juno7?10?tf Comptroller General.
> ?
u IVol ioo to Creditors.
lt John S. Ezell, Administrator.
vs.
Dclphia Martin, and others.
Bill for sale of Real Estate, Relief and PartU
tion.
? N pursuance of an order of the Court of
J Equity, notioe is hereby given to all per9
sons having claims against the csUteofCapt.
Jno. M. Martin, deceased, that aaid claims
)t must he presented, and evidence produced to
establish tho same before me within Titan
moxtuj. from this the 12th day of June, 1866.
T. STOBO FARROW, c. *. s. n.
Coiu'rs Office, June 12,1866. 20-8m