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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON, JR. ABBEVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIMY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1861. VOLUME VOL?NO. 3ft
SUPER-PHOSPHATE!
PLANTER? seeking Manure?, will recollect
that RHODES' SUPER PHOSPHATE ib
(lie only Manure tlie lulu eminent nnalyiicnl
I'hemist, ProfedBor liickcll, of Maryland, proliouuccd
standLcira. I
nnd which line been confirmoil by every scctiou
jnto which Ihis Mimtirc has been introduced.
This Manure is sold under a legal guarautee of
Purity and Freedom
* FROM ALL ADULTERATION!
from the eminent manufacturing chemist.",
Messrs. Potts ?fc Klett, under whose personal
supervision 11I10I>KS' SUl'ER-l'ilOSlMIATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
(South Carolina for se.\eral years past, with
great succcssin the culture of Cotton and Corn,
and is now thoroughly established for these im
jHHiiuii swij>ie<?. uu not ifi iiiu [ir.,'Si'ni season
pass without tile experiment.
Read the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.,
AUGUSTA, ?A,
ATHENS, OA.. Nov. 22. 1850.
J)rnr Sir : lihodcs'Superl'liosphate hasbeen
applied by me (It is year,on n final) scale, to both
Corn and Cotton. The result exeeedi-p my expectation.
although the experiment#, for mnny
reasons, were not, and could not he conducted
with due caution ; yet I am entirely satisfied,
that the growth of weed, in both instances, the
fruit in eorn, and the mimber of bolls of cotton,
were fully double the yield in the portions mimanured,
nnd this when only a table ppoonful
,.r ti.n i:?.? .. .....
** ?i"?- ??- ..=> >? h.j.dressing
to eneh It 11 of corn, and a tea-spoonful
tn each ntulk of cotton?and the last as Into in
tlie reason as (lie IMli of July. Pome of llie
weed grew to nine feet high,- with eix feet
branches, covered with bolls, while 1 lie iiiimn-!
mired was not linlf so good. 11 is my intention
next year, to test it more fully.
^ Very Respectfully,
Your most oh't fcrv't,
(Signed) M. C. M. llAMilOND.
UNION rOINT, (Ci. It. It.) Nov. 28, 1S50.
Messrs. J. A. Anslky <fc Co.:
(,'eiit*.?I bought a ton of Rhodes' SuperPhosphate
in Baltimore. Inst Spring, Mr. II. D.
Leitner, of Berzelia, to test its value as n manure.
I put about 125 lb3. on an acre of cotton.
m the drill, on land that would put M)#kc over
15 to 100 lbs. of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely -satisfactory.
1 have made at least from 450 to 500 lbs. to the
acre on this very poor land, I expect to purchase
from 6 to 8 tons for ni}- Spring crop. My
Overseer wiuhes me to put his name to this also,
Yours, in great haste,
(Signed) I'. W. PRINTUP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. 24, 185'J 34 If.
I
MANIPULATED MAIM
K/>. 63 Second Sthhet, )
Balumokk January 28. 1850. J
REPORT OF ANALYSTS
OF
80BIXS0VS MLMPLLATED GLAXO
FOR
FRANCIS ROBINSON, ESQ.,
BALTIMORE CITY.
A SAMPLE ofthe above which was Ink en ot
IV your Mills, was found, upon analysis, to
be capable of producing of
Ammonia, - 8.31 per cent.
> And to contain of
*$one Phosphate of Lime 45.82 " "
'i'he above proportion of Ammonia and Bone
Phosphate of Lime is known to be most proper
for concentrated manures. Both theoretical
reasoning and the results of numerous practical
experiments have approved of it. An application
of 200 lbs. of this article article per acre,
?vill supply more of Bone Phosphate of Lime
than is required by any crop?thus leaving a
_ considerable surplus of this valuable nutriment
incorporated with the soil after cropping, and
will furnish a sufficient quantity of ammonia to
tp act as a nutriment and stimulant.
C11AS. BICKELL, Ph. D.
REPORT OlSJ"
MUNIPULATED. GUANO,
< FOB
FBAN IS ROBINSON.
TEJE aample analyzed was taken t>y myself
-from the bags in tlje mill wlure the guano
craa manipulated.
It contained of
r;&m.monia, ^- - 8.24 per c?at.
grawpaorw aciu, - Zi.HS
' Equivalent to
&ose Phosphate of lime 47.59 " "
' ' It li therefore An excellent manipulated guand,
containing enogh ammonia to produce a
rapid and'vigorous growth, *nd snffioient
*' '/wantitj of phoaphates to prevent exhaustion
of the soil
;.'jt J$sowDEnr pigqot, in. d.
' ' Analytical and Consulting Ctujfniat.
T ' FOB SALE BY
J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
fjfck&tt BROAD'ST.
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troDS and the public generally that he
b^^MQOVMiiia Office to tM' Bri?k BujUiajj
' mioiDing mi* mqaye residents on u>e rnblto
mlr?, where he auy be foaml at *JJ timet
when not profewionnlly engsgrd.
p??e. Itftfj, 18?50, 33-3ui - < .
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Feb. 1st, fSfetfjfe ' ' .-.T'
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A SCORE OF YEARS AGO. j
Down by the breaking waves we stood,
Upon ihe rocky shore;.
The Lravc waves whisper'd courage,
And hid witli friendly roar
The fltt'ring words that told tho tale
I, dared, not tell before.
I ask'd if, with the priceless gift,
Her love, my life she'd bless;
"Was ii her voice, or some fair wave?
^'orsooth, I scarce may guess?
Some murmuring wave, or her sweet voico
That lisp'ed so sweetly, " Yes I"
Ami then, in happy filonco, too,
I clasped her fair wee hand;
And long we atood there carelessly.
While o'er the durk'ning land
The sun net, and tin; fiohing boats
Were galling from the strand.
It seems not many days ago?
Like yesterday?no more.
Since thus we stood, my love and I,
Upon the roekv shore;
LSut I was foiir-and-twenty then,
And jioic I'm forty four.
The lily hand is thinner now,
And in her sunny hair
I ree some silver lines, and on
Ilcr brow Botne lines of care;
But, wrinkled brow, or silver locks,
She's not one whit'less fair.
The fishing boats a score of yeara
Go sai ing from the strand ;
The crimson sun a score of j-ears
Set o'er the darkening land j
And here tb night upon the cliff
We're standing hand-in hand.
"My darling, there's our eldest girl,
Down on the rocks helow ;
What's Stanley doing by her side I"
My wife sn3-s. "You should know ;
lie's telling her what you told ine
A score of years ago."
,MILITARY BILL:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority of
the same. That whenfiver it. shall I
tliat an armed force is about to be employed
against the State, or in opposition to its
authority, tbe Governor be, tjnd lie is hereby
authorized to repel the same; and for
*?t. purpose to chIJ into the service of the
* ill? .time to time, Ruch portion of
.iliiia n# he may deem necessary and
proper, and to organize the same on the
following plan :
v 2. Tlint immediately after passing this
act, the Governor shall be authorized and
required to call foe one volunteer company
of infantry froo), each-infantry battalion and
to receive two rifle Companies from each
Iufantry Brigade in the State, to constat of
one captain, one first-lieutenant, oneseccfhdlioutenat)j
^one third"-liei}tenant, five sergeants,
si^.corporals, and not less tbfln sixty,
nor more than eighty five privates; and
such company ^balLhave preference in the
order of acceptau!^?* the Governor over
other companies, subsequently raised - from
such Battalions, or from the 6ta(e at iarge.
That every existing volunteer company
troop, or squadron, battalion ^r regiment,
composed of volunteer /uorps, which shall
offer their services as a whole, may be so
received and permitted to retain tbeir officers,
Provided, Tbey tender their services
with the requisite number, of officers, noncommissioned
officers and privates. And
if any battalion of infantry shall neglect,
refuse or fail, for want of numbers for thirty
days after the issue of the call of the
Governor for the purpose aforsaid, to report
to liim the organization of such volunteer
company or companies, with their complement
of officers, .noncommissioned officers
and privates ready for service, tben the
Governor is hereby authorized and^required
to fill such vacancies, by receiving volunteers
from the nearest "battalion or battalions,
to the or.e so failing; and to order a
draft from such battalions as refuse or neglect
to tender the requisite number of offi-.
cers, non commissioned officer*, and sixty
privates.
3. That in addition to tho above, the
Governor is hereby authorized to receive as
volunteers one or more company* of cavalry.
from each cavalry regiment of the
Slate. Each company to consist of one
captain, first and second lieutenant^' one
cornet, four Bergenias, four corporals, one
saddler, one Carrier, one trumpeter, and not
less than thirty-two nor more than ,^*ty
privates, and organize the same into'' not
more t|iao four ?quadrpp?t . and two regiments,
with the preffer field and fctaf? offi
ccrs, as now provided by law y and to Ann
and' equip the nme for Active service.
^4. That the Governor is .also hereby
authorized to nccept the services of one Regiment
of Artillery from tire city of Charleston,
one Company of* Artillery from the
eityof Columbia, ope Company *f Artillery
from Qeorgetown, one Company of
Artillery from the town'of Beaufort, and
toawtt pod eqn>? the^eatae^ for active service;
and each Cpropapy of Artillery shall
$on?H.<jf Ga^aSL. four LfcttjeoanU, .
two Staff Sergvnis," aii .Sergrewt*, twelve
CorpomU, i?>Ar4ifie?vt?? end
e?tl?u tUn 4fty^>ghi^?f ?ip?? thatt one. :
Laodny] ?od {.vfejaty-urfe > *
, *. Ihat. eaofa- Company of Volunteer*
gander this Act/ w^u formed, ^Bd before
/) . ^
. - v" ! v ..
tendering their services, may elect or appoint
thoir own company officers; but no
(.lection shall tnko place in any company i
while in active Borvice, cxcept In eases of
vacancy in the officers of Knsign or Cornet
or Fourth Lieutenant of Artillery, which
shall btt filled by an election: J-'rovidud,
That such election shall bo. ordered forthwith
by the superior officer in coinmaud of
the Company, Battalion, or lSegimcnt in
which such vacaucy shall occur, and tho
election shall bo held within twenty-four
hours after such order haB been issued, and
in all oilier cases of vacancy the same shall '
ho filled l?y piomotiou of ihoso next in |
grade thereto in their respective companies.
G. That the Governor is hereby authorized
and empowered to order into active
service any pa ft or all of the Military force j i
embraced under this Act, whenever, and at
whatsoever places he may deem the safety <
of the State requires : Provided, That such
Military forces shall not be compelled to
resunia in active scrvico for a longer period i
than twelve months. And the Governor is <
hereby authorized to call, previous to the i
expiration of the said team of service of the
Troops in the field, for further Volunteer ?
forces to supply their places, should the i
same be deemed necessary for the safely of <
the State. (
7. That tho Governor is hereby author
izea ana airecieu ip orgao'.ze tormwitti mo
new companies herein provided for, and the ;
existing Volunteer organizations of the State i
who tender tl.eir serviees, into appropriate i
Battalions, Squadrons, Regiments, Brigades
and a Division; that the said Military Di- i
vision shall beollicercd by one Major General
to be appointed by the Governor by i
and which the advice and consent of the j
Senate, and to bo commissioned by the ;
Govenor, and in case the Senate shall not ,
bo in session, the nominee of the Governor ,
shall be commissioned by him, and hold
the oilice until the close of the next session j
of the Legislature after such appointment; ! (
o..,) u.of not.i ?i 1 !
uiri biuiu oaiu UH?JUI VJIVUCiai OIJ?lll llilVU i
powc- to appoint the following Staff officers j
that is to say ; One Deputy Adjutant Gene- i
ral, with tl.e rank of Colon* !; One divis- j
ion Inspector General, One Division Quae- 1
termaslcr General, One Division Commissary
General, One Division Paymaster Gen- |
eral, One Division Surgeon General, each |
with the rank t)f Lieutenant Colonel, and
three Aids-de-Catnp, with the rank of Major;
said Staff Officers to be commissioned i
by the Lrovernor. I
8. That cach Brigade shall be officered i
by one Brigadier General, to be appointed
by the Governor, by and with the advice *
and consent of the Senate, to bo commis- i
sioned by tbe Governor, and in case the <
Senate is not in session at the time of the <
appointment, the nominee of the Governor |
shall he commissioned by him, and "hold i
tbe office until the close of the next session j
oC the Legislature after euch appointment;
and that the said Brigadier General shall i
have power to appoint tbe following Staff i
officers, that is'to say: One Brigade Ma- i
jor, ono Brigade Inspector,- one Brigade I
Commissary, one Brigade Qyiarterinastor,
one Brigade Surgeon, each with the rank !
of Major, and two Aids-de-Camp with tbe \
rank of Captain; said Staff officers to be ]
commissioned b? the Governor. j
0. That each Regiment shall be officered
by ono Colon*], ono Lieutenant Colonel
and one Major, to be elected by tho officers i
and privates of the said Regiment, within '(
ten days after the apmpanies composing said ]
/tegimem snsui uave ueen accepted, the j
election of said. officers to t>o ordered by i
tbe Governor, and the commission therefore '
to be signed and issued by him; and the \
Colonel of tho said Regiment shall hare '
power to appoint tho following Staff officers
flint 1 o |a on i* ^r>a A fltnlon^ /vma
iunv io fcv of*j y vuo iiujuvanv vhu \^uoi igi*
roaster, one Commissary, and one Surgeon,
each with the rank of Captain; one Assis- .
tant Surgeon And one Chaplain, each with j
tho rank of First Lieutenant; ono Sergeant
Major, one Quartermaster Sergeant, one
Drum Mxjor and ten Musician?, said qoiq- ,
missioned officerfclo be -commissioned by
the Governor: Provided, That nothing
herein contained shall apply to any vacancy ,
occurring in the General office of any Briga- ,
de, or in the Field officers of any Regimehi
whilst such Brigade or Regiment is in io
tual service,. whiyfr said vacanoy so ooour- ,
ring >4 actual, service, whether by oa6s&al?
tv or otherwise, 8bail be filled by promotion
in regular grade and not by olection. ,
10, JThst tbe troop* or forces authorized ,
to be jailed under the provisions of this ,
aot, shd^constitute oiw division, and 4aid j
rlitftaiAM ifAnaifti ?a! lili' 'rti?it
nor more ibftti four brigade# of infantry, (
and *aoh infantry brigade ?J?aU.?oa>i*t of, ,
not, less than two nor more fan
fnent#, and the artillery and ride companies 4
shall be RtUobed.to ?ucb infantry Yegimenta
ipr jbHflpd*! p the officer io command,of j
the troop# called into active aervice may. ,
- 5j
11. UW wh6n aighk .oxnpaniea of in- ^
i
tacherfr in any infantry brigade, shall aJ^ve (
Wb JCfl'eplcd, lllo Governor shall organize i
' ;1 . XTMM&
llio Hiimo into a regiment, and-(shall aulliyri/.o
tho Haiti companies to uicot at their ro
Bncctivo rendezvous ou a given day, and
tlioro ballot for colonel, Iieutonant-colonel,
au<i major, and llto result of tbe balloting
in eaeli company shall be transmitted by
llio captain thereof to the Governor, who
shall dolaito thu election, and commission
said ofTiecrs. Tliat when two regiments
arc organized, the Governor shall appoint, i
as herein before provided, a brigadier gene- |
nil to command said brigade : and when
additional regiments, as hereinbefore provided,
shall have been organized, the Governor
shall form them into brigadies, and appoint
brigadier generals lo command the
additional brigades, and shall also appoint,
as hereiubeore provided, a major-general to
command the division; and when additional
troops are called into active service, tbey
shall be distributed into the brigades already
formed in such manner as the good
of the service may require and as may be
deemed expedient by the major-general
commanding the division ; Provided, That
sucii additional troops shall not be other
lhan those contemplated to be raised under
the second, third and fouith sections of
this act; and provided further, That whenever
fotu" companies of cavalry shall bo accepted,
the Governor shall order an election
for a major to command tbo battalion,
and wben eifht nnmnnnins slinll Imvn lw>on
accepted, tlic Governor sliall order an election
for an additional major and for a colonel
to command 6aid regiment, and vhen
two regiments shall have been organized,
llio Governor shall appoint, as hereinbefore
provided, a brigadier general t^pomtnand
Iho brigade of cavalry.
12. IT at the officers of division, brigades,
regiments, battalions or companies of
equal grade and dato of commission shall
determine their rank by lot.
13. That the companies herein authorized
to be organized shall be fplly armed
and equipped when mustered into service.
14. That the laty now of forco prohibiting
the reduction of beat pompanies below
flin rmmlior nf fiffxr m/m Ka ?n,1 ?1?? I
...W ..M.www. w? U.IJ IklVU l/V, U li VI IUO OillllD |
is hereby suspended : Provided, sucli reduction
is occasioned by the reception of vollunteers
into Ibo service of the State, and
that this act shall continue in force two years
from the passing thereof.
15. That the array regulations, approved
works on courts martial, and books of instruction
for the different arms of service
now in use in the Uuited Stales Army,
shall be used by the troops raised under
|1iSq ant anrl fha coma atjclam /vf
w<w .iw) >* ? ?mw o*oiviu yi jaiili iif)U
Jiecipliiie shall be enforced; nt)d the (<overnor
is hereby authorized and required 1c
ity-nip, *>t tho expense of the State, a suilijient
nprpbjBr pf copies of the Army Ilejulntions,
approved works on Courts Martini,
and $ai4 books of instruction, for thepurpose
indicated.
16. -That the following pay and rations
shall be allowed to the commissioned, non
commissioned officers, privates, and musicians,
R'^ilp in tho active service of the
State:
FOR THE INFANTRY SERVICE.
*
M(ijorGeneral,$200 por month, 1 ratipna p. day
Brig. General, 165 ' 6 ' "
Colonel 125 fl "
Lieut. CoIodcI 100 4 " "
Major 85 " # 3 ' "
Captain 60 " 2 " "
let Lieutenant 40 " ti " "
2d Lieutenant 30 2 " "
3d. Lieutenant 30 " 2 "
tttf Lieut. Artil 30 ' 2 !' '?
3ergeant Major 25 44 J " "
Quar. Sergeant 2C V 1 " "
Drum Major 20 ' 1 . " "
1st Sergeant 20 " 1 " "
2d Sergeant 15 " 1 ' "
3d Sergeant 15 " "1 " '
1th Sergeant 15 " 1 ' ?
5th Sergeant 15 " I u " <
5th Sergeant 15 " 1 " "
Ihe Corporal 12 " } " "
Privates JO ' 1 "
Musicians 10 " 1 " " ^
FOR TIIE CAVAUIY SERVICE.
Each officer, non-commissioned officer,
private and musician shall be allowed the
same pay and rations as nro nllowed in the
Infantry service, with tho addition of forngo
for each liorse employed in 6aid jserefce.
* POIl THE ATITILLEW 8ERVID. ^
Each officer, non-commissioned officer,
private and magician shall be allowed the
same pay and rations as arejallfpved in the !
[nfantrr service, with the addition of for-?
age for each ho*ae employed in laid ?errice.
Skch Sergeant, Corporal, Pi irate and
Musician \vlio sh^ll be mustered into the
service, of the State sha^l be flowed two
suits of clothes, lw^ ??ps and twp pair of
shoe?, in addition to t}je Jfliy addition# 1
hereinbefore'nllowe.d. That Qoi^tautution
f.iiuo of oacb ration limit be 30 OM>U>; the
30mmutation*Vall?e pf forjjge fpf e^h'fcorae \
nirolled shall be $8.00 per moDth i .the
jommoUtion tafaq.^f fqjr <*feh
uldfep par year ?baH he/fcl&JOO.
17, That the troops of thi# gtyte when
o ^ejfjr roped tel
lotawt bfjto* 4MfUi?e M pwifted 4rt 4Att. ?
jfo{ fcr ^UbTi^lt^r^^ Anfeki^t fi^goVerajj^tit
pf lha Arm* pYtV^Jhfltaf ;
^?w
upuoued officer",
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9f every Volunteer Company, Troop, Uattalioa,
Squadron or Regiment, v<hich may
be raised and mustered into service under
this Military organization, shall not be called
upon during said servico a? volunteers
to perform any aii^tary or road duty, nor
shall bo subject to ajrest for any debt contract
or obligation, after being mustered inA
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io service, anu lor mil uays auer nemg discharged
from said service; but shall be
liable to perform in their respective Corps
all llio duties now required, or which may
hereafter be require*), or which may heroafter
bo required by the Commander-inChief,
or officers in command of said volunteer
Corps, as are hereinbefore prescribed.
19. That all Acts and parts of A?!ts rcpugnaut
to this Act be, and the same are
hereby, suspended, so long as this Act shall
remain in force.
Apoointmoate ?f 8outh Carolina Conference.
Charleston District.?W. 1'. Movzox,
r. E.
Charleston.?Cumberland Street, J. A.
Porter; Trinity, T. It. Walsh; Bethel,
W. II. Fleming ; Spring Street and City
Mission, J. W. Miller, W. Ileinmingway,
sup.
St. Andrew's Mission?To be supplied.
"\Valterboro?J. D. W. Crook, J. Penny.
St. George's and St. Paul's Mission?
A. Nettles.
Pou Pon fission?P. Q. Bowman.
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/isuiq/uu miMsiuu?u. . vuwnru*
(Jombabec Mission?M. L. Banks, J. A.
Wood.
^ambcrg?W. Crook.
Allendale?L. M. Hniner.
Black Swamp?J. W. Kelly, F. Auld.
l'rince William's Mission?XV. XV. Mood.
Savannah Iliver Missiou?J. 11. Coburn,
J. XV. Mclioy.
Beaufort Mission?I. P. IJughes.
Bluffion Miseioq?S. Leard, N. Iv. Mil?
(on.
EJigto and Jc-hossoo Mission?C. Wilson.
<qffv
Missionary to^Cjbina?B. Jenkins,
* District?F. A. Mood,
Orangeburg Circuit?A. Q Stephens,
R. 13. Tarrant.
St. Mattbe^vs Mission?To bo supplied.
Cypress Circuit?D. W. Seale.
Sutninervillo Mission?C,,MuLeod.
Cooper Rtver Circuit?A."N. \vells.
Cooper ltiver Mission?G. W. Moore,
J. L. Dixon.
St. James' Goosa Creek ?To be supplied.
St. George's Circuit?W. Hutto.
Blackville Circuit?W. G. Connor.
Etli$to Fork Mission-?E. A. Price.
Barrjwell Circuit?W. W. Graham.
Aiken-Mission?E. F. Thwing.
(Jrauiteyillp Circuit?M. 4- . ilirliib?
ben. .
TJiirlnnrlnn OJnniii 1 If T PanninrvfAn T
D. MaaBabe^u.
Marion District?A. M. Chreitxdurp<
P. E.
Marion Station?T. MitcboJl.
Marion CrrcqiC?'J. W. Murray, one to
ba supplied.
Geor^dtatrn?0. II. J?rilcliArd.
Qnnla/i Xft*aiAti T T?i nrrnr .T TT TurJ
KJrtlUVW 1UID9IU4I V * ? V' *
Slack Hirer m?4 Pee Dee Mission?A.
Ervin, C. ?. Land.
Sam pit lesion?J. A. Mood. ^
Waccamaw Mis?ion?C. Belts, D. J*
McMillan.
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vuiivywj I'UIU ^IIUUSI u. JJ. n cm*
Conwayboro. Mission?A. S. Link.
4-H Splits Circuit?W. Bowman.
Darlington Station?D. J. Simmons.
Lynchburg CircuUr-M. A. Connolly.
Brownsville Circuit-*?W-L. Pegues.
\VilHam#burg Circuit?L. M.^Lillle, J.
C. St'oll.
Barlinglon Circuit?1\ S. Kiatler, J. D.
(/jtrpenter.
Columbia Di?tritt?H.-3. Boyd, P. E.
Columbia?Washington Sweet, W; A.
Gnmewell; Medium Street, M. Brown;
.Marion Street,. j. W. itumbert
Congaree Missio/ir^N. Talley.
. Fairfield Circuit?J. W. PlwU, J. J.
^i/orkmnn.
Sandy Riw Miiaton-^W; S. H?Uon.
' Cliejler Ciict?it?A. G. StsCy.
Rocky Mount Circuit?A. J. CaotUon,
E./T* & Eripps. .. . :
Kiqbland Girt^k-^W. A. CJtrico,
tiu&ffltid Fork - Mission?j. L. MojSragor.
p )b*md(erv?-E. J? ^Ifcj-nnfrdie.
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< Mwiowg Qirctti^?D. &oo,I?. - _
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Luureus Circuit?J. T. Ivilgo, J. L.
Stoudemire, A. 1'. Mnriin, sup.
Nejprberry Suition.?3. English.
Newberry- Circuit?J. \V. \\riglflmaii,
ono to be supplied.
Saluda lliver Mission?0ue to be supplied.
Ninety Six Circuit?3$. Carlisle.
ltocky Pond Mission?G. W. M. Creighton,
one to be supplied.
j Butler Circuit?J. It. Pickett.
Edgefield Circii.il?J>. S. Connor.
Abbeville Circuit?T. Raysor, II. J.
Morgan.
Anderson Circuit?G. Herbert.
Pendleton Circuit?V, A. Sharp.
Pickens Circuit?F. M. .Morgan.
Williamston Circuit?J. L. Silley.
Witdesboro JJialricl?S. II. Buowne,
P. i:.
Wadesboro Station?L. A. Johnston,
II. C. Parsons, sup.
Wadcsboro Circuit?3. Jones, J. Hutchison.
a Ml _ nv 4 it- 1?
iviisonvuie circuit?-v. \v. \vaiKcr.
Cnroliua Female pullege?"\V. C. Power,
Agent.
Albemarle Circuit?J. M. Oline.
Concord Circuit?E. W. Thompson, P.
L. Ilermon.
Rocky Iiiver Mission?O. A? Chrietz-r
burg.
Monroe pircuit?B. G. Jones, G. W.
DuPre.
?,:ir,castar pircviit?L. Wood.
Catawba River Mission?A. II. IJartnon,
one to be supplied.
Chesterfield Circuit and Mission?J.
Scarborough, J. F. Wilson,
nL \xr n hi i
vsiiernw.? \>. r>. jjkick.
Buimettsville Circuit?It. It. Pegues,
R. B. Alston.
Society Hill Mission?D. A. Ogbura.
Lincclnlon District?J. T. Wightninn,
P. E. .
Liucolnlon Circuit?Q. W. Ivey, J.
IJoovef.
Dallas Circuit?T. II. Edwards.
Pmeville Circuit?A. McCorquodalo. U
Charlotte Station?F. M. Kennedy. k '
Charlotte pircuit?W. "NY. Jones,. J.
Abernathy.
Catawba Qiicuit?Win. Carson, J. If.
p. WeJIh.ney.
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xucu a. i . ivrani.
Lenoir Circuit and Caldwell Million?J.
Walts, J. W. Raby.
Morganton Circuit?W. J. E. Fiippe.
Sliell>y Circuit- J. S. Nulscn.
Yorkvitle Sttftion??L. C. Weaver.
Rock Hill Circijii-D. May, SJ. A. Roper,
J. W. ^fortli, sup.
Dayeuport Fenjnlq pollege? II. M?
Mood: Spartanburg
I)islrict~II. A. C. Walker,
p. E.
Spartanburg r5iat?on--J. Slacy.
Broad River Mission?J. Parker.
Spnrtanbunr Circuit?A. J. Stokes, A.
W". Walker, sop. ?
Rutherford Circuit?J. S. Ervip. ^
McDowell Circuit?M. Eaddy. " '
C?lumbaa Circuit?T. J. Clyde/
iliekory Nut Gap Mission- -A. It. Peu?
nick.
pipkensvilla Circuit?T. S. Daniel.
Keowqe Mission?To be supplied.
Greenville SUnt'on?.? .
Greenville Cirouit--E. A. Leramond, A.
II. Lester.
Union Circuit?J. II. Zimmerman, J.
P. DePass, C. Murcliison, sup. +
Gqshen Hill Ci'cuit?J. W. Cr'uler,
Pncdlette Circuit?O. A. Darby.
Ayofford College?A. M. Sbipp, Presfdent;
W. Smith, Professor ; ll. II. Dy
rant, Agent.
Women who si^e for breach of prorpis^
may fail to get money ; but tliey generally
receive heavy damages. ' ,
The first of nil virtues is ianocepoe;. tf?Q
aecqpcj fs ipodcsly^ and neither departs
wiilimif hninnr nti iflrltr r/illnva/1 tlift
" "?? 1~, J " "t -r-.T
other. ' '*
A patent medicine .vender in tin# city
advertises pills and ointment that will cure
the worst of anjr pair of boots.
A lady sometimes keeps pbarnife upon
ber watoh guari^ but it is raord' important
that she keep watch and guard upon her
pbapp#. V. ' - .
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' l jJl'j*' >__l 1
A roan h ^wriwiiv. f.ur?" ?|e|r
bead ; his bid fertbpe' ta often averts tb?
i lip&rla nf JiU TrUnfls. r >f'
* It J* men Li oped w ? cnrwus circppisIanQt?
$*t a w^ch should be
Mas* ^nniog'epring ip.fc, ^
A husband telegrnp^ec) to bis
''What hi'*0 yoq fi?fjand bo*r is
tb? mm.: <Wck7
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