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vrbe Radical Count rue Hon Plan Th? Washington correspondent of the New Vork World, under dato of 22d April, says, in reference to the pluu of the Reconstruction Committee for restoring the Union: It has been given out in confidential circles for some days past, that the Radicals were maturing a general plan of reconstruction of the tSoulhern Stales. tt?i f?* I the mysteries of tliis scheme. It appears that it emanated from Robert Dale Owen, who. it is said, submitted it to the President. Veste day the Reconstruction Committee met at nn early hour, wheu theplau was unto ded to the Committee by Thaddcus Stevens. It is understood t at the Committee agreed to it. it is more radical tbnn anything that has heretofore Ooiue from that directiou. It is in the shape of a joint resolution to amend the Constitution , <aud professes to provide for the restoration to / the Southern Slates of all their political lights. Aitiele first of the amendment suys tluu there shall he no discrimination made l?y any Slate nor by the United States as to the civil l ights of persons because of race, eoler, or previous condition of servitude. Second, That from and after the fourth d ?y Sf July, in ilia year 1f*7t?, no discrimination i y Shall he made by any State nor by the United j States as to the enjoyuieut by classes of per-I , eons of the right of sullruge because of ince 1 or color Third. Until July 4, 1807, no claw of persons as to tho right ol any of whotn an Hinge ' discrimination ahull be made by any State, be- I cause of race or color or previous condition of Servitude, shall be included in the basis of representation. Fourth. Debts or obligations already incurred, or which may be hereafter incurred, in aid of incut r. ct.on or war ngn nst the Union, and claims for compensation for Iocs of the serv.ee of persons held in involuntary servitude or la bor. shall not be paid by tiny State or by the > . United States. No Slate ahull make or enforce any law _ which shall abr.dgc the privileges or immunities of citisens o I the United States. It is t lien further to bo provided by Act of Congress that when ever the above amendment shall have become part of the Constitution, and any of the Southern States shall have ratified it ami modified its constitution nnd laws in conformity thereof, the Senator- and Representatives ' from such State duly elected and qualified, and taken the usual oath Tit office. lie admitted ; provided, that no person who having been an officer in the aruiy or navy of the lum-d States, j or huviug becu a member of the Thirty sixth Congress, or of the Cabinet in the year lhrtOK did take part in the hue insurrection, shall be eligible to cither brunch of the national Legis \ Intuit until after July 4, 187<i. The above will probably be reported to the House to-morrow. The statement that this scheme is itpy ? proved tiy tho President is without any foundation in fact. It was submitted to him several days ngo by Robert Dale Owen, but he gave no indication, by word or action, that he looked upon it with favor. There is authority for stating that the President not only disapproves of i?, but regards it as a most dangerous and revolutionary scheme against the rights and privileges of the States, North and South, it remains to be sceu whether Congress can be ^ made to accept it. A similk Fohm or fikTLi,?A very simple uud perfect form of filler Ins been devised hv V I the apparatem of Franco, and descrvos atteu- ; Tiun. It is made by placing in n tank, con taining impure water, a vessel in such n position that a sponge which it contains, laps over its edge, Mini dips into the writer of the t.mk. The sponge gradually sucks up und purities , the water in the tank, and allows it to drop into a smaller vessel or receiver, from which i. may be drawn in by a tube. Ky plAcir.g a few pieces of charcoal in the bottom of the ^ receiver, filtration of the most perfect kind is effected.-? J. "ndmt Lanrtt. a Nr.w Yoait, April-ti.?A leltcr from Dr. Hissell, on board tiie hospital ship Fa con, lying near the Virgiuitt, at the Lower Quarantine, reports the arrival of the Lug land, with llhrJ - Steerage and 16 cabin paasengets, and a crew 1 of 111- men. F'ifty passengers died of cholera on the passage, and at Halifax l."?U died. The ? Kuglanri has been quarantined. Four more deaths on the Virginia were reported ou Friday _ higlit. and ten bodies were buried from the ttteanier. The number of sick now in hospital is 67. The Government hospital steamship II| linois went down to the eholeta ship Saturday, to take off the well passengers. The Charleston ottrtuns?A grand con* cert for the benefit of the destitute orphans of Charleston, 8. U., will take place this evening at the Cooper Institute, bishop Lynch will he present and will deliver an address ou the sttf, fering condition of the orphans. The object for which this concert is to be hell, should be y eufbcienl to entitle it to the hearty patronage of all true christians, who have means to spare for so charitable purpose.?N Y. tVorld. ??- m* A bloody affray between the whites and Colored people of Carrolton. near New Orleans, occurred on Hunday. The chixens, aided by a portion of the Seventh Vermont Legiiuent, succeeded, after long and determined efforts, in restoring quiet. .Several of the combatants were seriously injured, and three negroes were killed General Sherman. on learning of the disturbance, sent two companies of the First New Orleans Infantry to Carrolton to remain until all danger of another outbreak bad passed. 'rhe Texas Constitution abolishes slavery? places freeduieu onan equality with the whiles before the law, and gives the Legislature power to guarantee rndroad bonds for iron eontracts. It will be submitted to the people on the fourth Monday of June. The Vicksburg Herald says : The Masons of Warren County held a Lodge of Sorrow, on last Sunday evening, at Apollo Hall, in comment oration of the members of tho fraternity who have died since the closing of the Lodges in ' 1862, in this city." ? m i i?i m A mob has been endeavoring to rescue a negro, at Bowling Green, Kentucky, April 2f>, who committed inurdcr, frcm the Sheriff, with the intention of hanging him* The Sheriff made resistance, ami is aided by soldiers.? The Masonic fraternity of St. Louis, Miss on- ! ri, have resolved to commence the work of i ereoting a grand temnle in tli?t ?? ? 1 of ool Ions than one hundred thousand dollars. Gen. P.obert E. Lee's name docs not appear in the list of one hundred and tweuiy-aevcn ' i ex Confederate Generals who have petitioned ~ Hie President for Pardon. In Michigan, at the recent local elections, the colored people voted for the first titne, having recently been admitted to the right of auf frags. The people's line of steamers to New York, Willis k Chiaolm agents, have rcduoed passage . fare to 930. m t MAH1UED j - __=ss 1 On the 15th April, by Klios Wall, K*q , MU. PKANKL1N COLE, to MRS. MARTHA BISHOP, nil of this District. Ry the snme on the 2Gth ult., MR ALf'RKD CANTKELL, to Ml88 MARY HEAD. Printers fee receired. On the 26th ult., hy Davis Moore, Esq., Mr. D. V. MORGAN of York District, to MIS8 i MILLIE, daughter of the late Dr. Felix Littlejohn. On the 1st instant, by Rot. V. A. Shnrpc, MR. ROBERT WILSON of North Carolina, to aitrsn ai. ?. lAAAi.ll, of III is Hi.-trict. COMMERCIAL. C i.vmima, May 1.?Cotton 13 to 18, gold; 18 to -3, currency. Corn ?1.C5 lo 173 per bushel. Flour J? II to i l p r barrel. C*n ah i.f.ston, April 29, 180(1. The market was depressed ami tending downwards, witli sales of about 70 bales, on a basis of 28c. for Middling Cotton. The market continues too unsettled for quotations. For Hale. Oddfellows dress regalia, at ULIDUANTS AUCTION ROOM. May 3 11 tf A LARGE LOT OF BOLTING CLOTHS, just received by cleveland, walker & co. May 3 11 IT Oool?in??- Stoves, G1 RIN D8TON ES, Sytlie Blades, Cutting ' Kunes, and a general assortment ot 1 HARDWARE. Just received by CLEVELAND, WALKER ?Sc CO May 3 11 tf Notice ! Not iee ! ! INFORMATION WANTED CCONCERNING my brother JETER 1)EW/ liERRV, who left Jtis home Monday, l'ith instant, and went to .Spartanburg C. 11., 8. C., since then he has not been at home or seen in the neighborhood lie was lust seen ut Hell's M il. on the road leading front Spartanburg to Greenville, S. < ., und there spoke of g"ing to the latter t?laee Sai<l Dewberry is rears of ago. 6 teet 10 or II inches high, villi dark hair and eyes, and nose somewhat aquiline, lie was riding an iron gray mare with n white face lie is at times thought to be partially deranged. Any person knowing any thing of his whereabout*, will confer a great favor mi iiiyelf and his distressed wife, by writing to either at Hurricane Shoals P. ()., S. t \ J NO. DEWBERRY. (Ire-nville Mountaineer copy once aud send bill to this <Iflfe. May ? 11 tf DRS. B. & J. L. WOFFOllD OKFKIt Til 1'IK rr.ol ESSloNAL SERVICES to the citizens of the Village and surrounding country. One or both of us will be found constantly in the ollice at the STt HIE, during the day. utol at mir ltcaidcnee, opposite W'offord College 'Church Street i at nichi Feb 16 3 if LAV/ COPARTNERSHIP. RAVING associated C. J. ELFORD. of Oreonvillo, f>. C . with ine in the practice of law for Spartanburg l?i?triot. under (lie name and style ol ELI OKL) ?v KI.I'URD ; alt business entrusted to my care will receive the prompt and faithful attention of said firm. J. M. EL FORI). April 5 10 tinios D . li . DUNCAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND .SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. OFFICE ON 1?U1!L1C SQUARE, four doors East from the Court House. April 12 11 tf Administrator's Nile. I WILL sell at the residence of ELIZABETH ROGERS, deceased, twelve miles.South ot Spurt aiulburg Court House, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9th OF MAY NEXT, the following named property: Twelve Head of Cattle, A LOT OF STOCK 1I9US, SUM LP, inn m,iiuli> i i UMTI'KK, O Dales of Cotton, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, A SMALL LOT OK lillOOll 2111(1 Ijlll'd. TKKMS OF SALE: All Hum* under five dollar*, Jo Ite j nid down in cash, over that amount, a credit till the J'?ih of December next, with note and two approved securities. T. A ROGERS, Adni'r. April 20 13 liw Desirable Residence lor Sale In tho town of Spartanburg, S. C Very pleasantly located on Church street, opposite Wofford College Park. rpilK dwelling contains six J| upright room*, aith fire places in each?broad passage fa i I ways ?and double piazzas In Wij |WBjJSr front* There are on the premises a handsome Kitchen, Smokehouse and Servant's Cottage, large Stables, Hum, fic. A well of as COLD and PUKE WATER as the Rlue Ridge can supply, and large garden under fine slate of' cultivation. as a pleasant, healthy an<1 comfortable home, this place is surpassed by none, while the price at which it may be purchased, renders it a very desirable Investment With the place may bo purchas. d two tine Cows, and desirable House- j hold and Kitchen FURNITURE. Apply at thin office. April 26 111 tf IN < )TIOE. AFTER Ilie 1st day ..f May ALL LETTERS must be mailed at the Post Office, there will be none tnken by the Mail Agent, as it is injustice to the Post Master and extra labor on the Agent. J. B. U INN ANT, Mail Agent April 26 13 f( | # r I^ino Land for Nali11 X>Y PERMISSION of iho Court of Polk I) County, N. C., I will ?*-lll to the highest bidder, at Columbus, N. on tho2ND MONDAY in JUNE, next, The Trncl of Land known ns the Vernon l'lnce, bounded by (). 1*. Eavle, Henry Earlcaud osiers, containing Kipflit Ilundivd A^row, more or leas. on which is n handsome farm, in n good stnte of culture, will* dwelling House and Out-Houses. Altogether, it Is one of the host farms in the up-country. Sold on a credit of twelve motffhs, purchaser to give bond and approved surety for the purchase money. JANE M. CARSON, Adniinistrntix. of J. II. Carson, Deed. April 2r, 13 2t A Fresh Lot of Calicos just received from New 1 ork by CI lif til AN!>, WALK Kit & CO. A Large Issorlmenf of Shoes and Rootm, Ladies, Gentlemen and Misses at CLEVELAND, WALKKIl & CO. Suffjir, Coll'vCt CliecMc, CnndicK, IStif s at CLKVF.L \ND, WALKER, & CO. JACKONET MUSLINS, LADIES SILK AND KID O LOVES, AND MITTS, 1IOOD SKI UTS, just received by CLEVELAND, W ALKER A CO. Inquiro for anything you want in i lie way of DRY GtttiDS, FANCY GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. CROCK Kill WARE, GLASSWARE, AC., at CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. IIorN, Ainos' :nt?l HIiovcIh, Axom, Truoo Chilinsi, received l>v CLEVELAND, WALKER Jc CO Wanl o<i In exchange for goods, all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, niich as COTTON, CORN. BI TTER, BOOS, CHICKENS, BACON, I.ABl>, RAGS, T A I.LOW, UKKSYi \N. &C. at CLEVELAND, WALKER, & CO. April J'i 18-tf JOH>f IvI\U cV CJOTvnoi.rsti.i; ?;roci:ii.h, Wines and Spirits Dealers, hS MEETING STREET, ClIAlILIdSTON. C. J-1"ST" received a consignment ! IDH.LoW WARE. TRACK CHAINS, and :i .nil as soil men I nt (.'ROClvER V and CUE!" N "S " \ RE. March 1"> 7 iim NOTICE TO "CREDITORS. IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. 1'. F. Stevens, Adtn'r. and Ann F. Smith, V3 Henry A. Smith, ct al Bill for Partition Relief, IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity in this case. all persons hnviuir claims against the estate of U KORG E \ SMITH, dceased, are required to present and establish their claims before me according to law within r/irri .>/ nt/u from this date. T. STOBO E AR ID OV, c. K. s. i>. March 8 C din TA ILOKINiE H AVING just returned fr ni :t liip North and West, take- this method of informing iiis former Patrons and Friend . that Lei- now jirepnied to till all orders with neatness and dispatch in the very LATEST STYLES, us cheap as any one l<>r Cash or Bauer. .My shop is over the store of FOSTER A juiu?.*s |>j?.?-no I lie Court House. Tlie latent SPRING FASHIONS have just been received. WM. LOCK WOOD. Feb 1 1 If ><> i h mi;I < - I l*a> join Dollar :? ??! k??I lite* worth of )Uiii' .">!??ii?*3 !! riAIIK Subscribers having d-1 1 U n .. . ? the SHOPS formerly ? ? < : \ pied h\ D*\i<l W. Moore, 1'.- \ "" VA7 are prepared to do all kind* of P>L V K> <11 I 11 Wililk UN t!ir? most reasonable trrins, lor t'ASII or I'ltUl'Ut'E of any kind. Wdltli WORK nn<l Rt'i'i.i t nil kinds done to order. Al o, a few ON;, and l'WOliOKSF \\ At ION'S on hand. ttns-<;n /: / s .1 '//. / 1/. ..*7-* LI"V 1 CI.ANToN, vV CO. April 20 I" tf 1ST AT K OK SOUTH CAKOMNA. SPARTANlll'RO DISTRICT. Citation for Letters of Administration l>y J no. Kurle llouinr, L*q , Ordinary. In the Court of Ordiuary. II' HERE 18 1' \ R0GER8 h? Alt 1 I yj petition in my ufliee, praying that Letters of Administration, v. ith the \\ ill annexed, nu all and singular the goods and chatties, rights and credits of MRS, LL1ZAKKT1I ROGERS. decease"! These are therefore to cite an<l a linoni. h all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said MRS. ELIZABETH ROGERS, deceased, t?> bo nntl n|i|>cnr at I he Court of t >rdinary, for I?i-irict, to t)c l>el<l ut Spartanburg t'ourt llouse. on Friday, -111? ilny of M:<y lu-xt. to tdtew caimc if any cxiit-?, why su.d Let tern should not l>o granted. Given under tny hand this 'J'Mli d iy of April A. 1?., I J NO. KAHl.F. BOM Alt, ?> S 1> April M Id Jw MUSIC. \ 1 US. ISA Id.1.1.A FALK, aidow <-f the Af 1 Prof i \ I ALK, trill beg i<1 rtct ve a lew so'iol im in Music, nt Tier dwelling idaee, on 4*111'111' 11 STRKKT, next door to Methodirl t 'luiroh. TERMS made known i n application & . tt T 7VT V ^ - Notice to DiMtillers. ? NOT'CK is hereby given to all persons who have hecu since the 1st of January laal, or who arc now engaged in the distillation of spirituous liquors, that unless they Lake out license?on or by the lirst Monday in MAY next, they will be indicted u-ithout iCitinrtion of j prmnn*. The license is two hundred dollars in legal tender notes. By order ol the board, JNO. EARLK BOM A R, Hee'ry ami Treas'r. April 20 13 2t SHERIFF'S SALET BV virtue of an order from the Court of Common l'leas, made April 2d, I8tiG, I will sell before the Court House door, in the village of Spartanburg, on the 1st Monday in MAY ucxt, ONE UttRSK MULE, four years old and uieusc color. Attached and sold as the property of Win. F. Covington, at the suit of P. K Davis. ?)# T erms cash ? purchasers to pay for I titles. J. II. BLASSINGAME, S. S. I). Sheriff's Office, April 17. 18 2t TAII.OniNG! HAYING furnished tnysclf with all the fa cilitioa for speed and neatness. I announce to tny Patrons that I ntn prrpared to fill orders forSPRING and SUMMER Clothing at short notice, and in the best style. A first cln?H TAILOR wanted. 1 also have (at my residence) a lady forre. conducted by an experienced Tailor, where 1 can have gotten up Coats, I'ants, Vests, Shirts, iStc., for prices to correspond with material. April 19 12 tr M. R. BEKCO. T IX E DRY GOODS STORE Toppo aV Smvlli Al'OULP respectfully inform tlie* LADIES, ? T that I hey are now receiving their SPRING STOCK, I 1 l v^yj.y^lD i l Ut While Long Cloth, ItrownShirting? and Sheetings, \\ hite and Itrown Linens, Merrimack, Auioskeag. Schwnbc and American CALICOS, warranted fast color?. Jaconet?, Cambrics and Victoria Lawns. A complete aud choice assortment of Needle WOlik :ind Linen Setts. Needle?, Spool Cotton, Working Cotton and Thread in every variety. ALSO, n great assortment of DRY qt)()i>S, FANCY tiOORS, Lions and Hosiery, Rennet end Lute-String. Ribbons, Thread" and Cotton LACL3 and EDGINGS. Having been connected for a long lima with the Dry Goods business, we arc confident of giving satisfaction ALSO, on bund a general assortment of ROOTS nud SHOES. Tin Ware. Hats aud Caps, and a general assortment of GROCERIES, at tlte IT-TOWN STORE. KKKRK TKl'PE, ALEX SMYTH. N R. State Money Ronght. April 20 18 tf Office S & U Railroad Company. I NIONYILLE, MAvcli 1S00. Messrs. Montgomery & shivers have made arrangement? w itl. the Spar tan but g and Union Railroad ?'ompany to transport treiglits between Columbia, r. C*, and trillion's, the present terminus of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad. Their charge? will be one dollar per hundred pounds. 1 would recommend them as safe and reliable carriers. Freight? can be consigned 'p them at the depots in Columbia r.n ' at Shelton"?. S. A U. r. R. TIIOS R. JETER. President S. A U. 11. R. April 20 18 8t ! SHERIFFS SALES. I)Y virtue of an order from the Ordinary, I f will sell before the Court House door, on I S ile?day*in MAY next, I a . ? ? " | 111 if its oi Land, morje or less, <<itu/ued in said District on waters >f Fergu> >n s Creek, bounded by lands of Dr. 11. B Wofford, Jared Iirtitniiioud, and oilier?, Sold as the real estate of MAllY ARNOLD, deceased, fi>r partition and division. Sold at risk ot former purchaser. TKKMS :?A credit of twelve months, inter est from date, (except forco-ts, which must be paid in cash, purchaser to gi\c bond with good security, and a mortgage of the premises, if deemed necessary, to secure the payment of the purchase money. J. 11. 11 LASS I NO A ML, S. P. D. Sheriff s OITioe, April 17, 1 BOO. 12 dt NEW GOODS. The uudersigued are Ilrcfiring 11. \ 7'S, SIIOKS, PRISTS, Mr SUSS, A SI) 1 ^ ii ii ? y G o o cl s? all or which wb orrr.u at V cry T^ow Prices. tS i ' r<tl Articles of wire Wurglal Good* "Wo Offer at Coat, j ! I Wo are determined to make 'fUlt'h SALES IF TKOFITS BE SHOUT. WE .i anyi-J the HA XKSo/'fk STATE taken at thr f'rnper Uincount, VANDIVER, BLAKE & CO., March 29 9 1y DB W. T. RtJSSEL, i \\T ILL r. ntinue the practice of Medicine, | TV Surgery. an<l (at hi* office) Dentistry OFF1CK ovr.a n it m its ii t?mo stohr. F.h If. i ' 31nrblo Work. O I WILL lakr, and have filial, orders for nil kinds ?>t Mnvlile Work, at low rairs. and do! Uv?r?d itt any ]>oint in the dinirict. I \pri! IV IJ if M R.UEKCO. O U bU V AIM & W liMBMH H, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND 80LICIT0R8 IN EQUITY, 81'ARTANBUUfl, 8. C. OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE. C. 1*. StTkLlVAX. J. C. WlNBMITII. NEW SPRING GOODS. 0 WE HAVE just receirel from Charleston, a ft*e?li supply of SOOTS, SHOES, FEINTS, anil many other articles too numerous to menlion, which We offer at cheap rates. CALL A^D &13E US. II & J. L. WOFFORD, No 4 opposite Court House. April H 10 if " NEW STOCK OK IIAR1MVAIIK AND CUOOKR1E8 AT keducbd prices, just arrived, and being constantly received at J. W. HARDY'S. March 20 0 tf Sliolf* Hardware, CROCKKRV, Wooden Ware, Axes, warranted, Mill and Cross Cut SAWS, Smith's Mellows, llroad Axes. Carpenters and Railroad Adze, Najlor's Cast STEEL, Window Glass, Nails and Castings, and a variety of articles in Hardware line. .T. W. IIARI>V'8. 1 {neon and Flour, SUGAR, Coffee, Rest Tea, Soap, Soda, Liverpool and Table SALT, Borax, Spanish and Carolina INDIGO, Cotton Cards, &c., at J. W. HARDY'S. Hcinpf Received I~tINE Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, j which I am authoiized to warrant pur* au<l good, as Agent for one of the best Manufacturers in the State of Virginia. Cotton, Corn. Bacon, Lard, Ac., wanted, for which Cash or Exchange will be given at J. W. HARDY'S, Sto'-c, opposite well on Public Square. MARCH 2@tli. TWITTY & CO., ?NOW OPENING ? New Styles of LADIES HATS, SPRING DRESS GOODS, in printed Jaconets, MUSLINS. PRINTS. GINGHAMS, BERKGE, Ac., &c., with a variely of other desirable GOODS; all purchased AFTER DECLINE IN PRICES. WE1STITE * especial attention to a choice selection of I *? ?1 I r? 42 * f'Allaru F WW Am Aaasl ?) bought direct from Manufacturers and offered nt corresponding low figures. MAECfnSTH, 1866! TO THE CITIZENS OF SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. R. W. WALKER OCCUPYINO the Old Stand of KIRBY & WILSON, has on hand A GOOD STOCK OF SII018, PRITH8, JACONETS. CAMBRICS, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATINETS, CASSIMERES, NOTIONS, SC., GENTS AND BOYS WOOL AND FUR HATS, COLLINS AXES, and other items too tedious to mention. All of which will he sold at reduced prices for CASH, or any kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Please call and examine for yourselves. March 22 8 It >>lT VrtT.VIN 11 MRU FEMALE COLLEGE. rjlllE TRUSTEES are happy to annonnco I that they have secured the services of pru A Air r?TTiurwwTvne ? n UMUf /i TV- UUiUiUXllUOl ii' U-f long and favorably known lo (ho cilieens of South Carolina ns the President of the Female College at Asheville, N. C. Ills great success there Is a sufficient guarantoe for his skilftit management at Spartanburg. TIIC NEXT SESSION ^ will open MAY Uth, and continue 30 Weeks. The President will bo aided by an able Corps of Expcrienced Teachers. All bills payable in advance, in specie or its equivalent in currency. BOARD and TUITION per Session, $150.00 TUITION lo Pay Schol ?rs 40.00 MUSIC, including use of Instrument, 45.00 The other Ornamental Branches at the usual rates. Contingent Fee, $2.00, and \Vashing 76 cents per dozen. Each Hoarder will furnish a Tea-spoo?, Drinking Cup, a Blanket, a pair of SheeU, a pair of Pillow-cases, her Toilet 8oap and Tow els 81M PSON HOBO, Prtftiicnt Hoard of JVi March 22 8 tf U&- Edgefield Advertiser, Darlington Southerner, Columbia Phoenix and Charleston YV'eek ly Record will please insert to amount of the I 54.00 and forward bills to this office.