let Passed at the Extra Session
of Hie Legislature of South :
Carolina.
AN act to amend an act entitled "an
act to establish district courts." !
Sec. 1. Bo it enacted by the Senate and
House ol Ueprescntutives, now nict and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, as follows : That
"An Act to establish District Courts," pass- 1
ed od the twentieth day of December. 11
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-five, be, an i the same is hereby
repealed, except as to its first and Bccond 1
sections, to wit: In each judicial District
of the State, except Charleston, there shall 1
bo established a District Court, which
shall be organised by the Judge thereof as 1
soon as possible after his election, except 1
in the Judioiai District of Charleston,
there shall be established two District
Courts, one tor tho election Distiiet ol
Charleston, and ono lor the election Dis
trict of Berkley. Tho Ju lgo of each District
Court si'all receive from the Treasu- 1
rer of the State a salary of five hundred
dollars a year, payable quarterly, and he
shall bo entitled, lor a further cotnpensa
tion, to rcceivo annually, from tlic District
Court fund, as hereafter prescribed, an a<l
ditionul sum, to be paid quarterly on his
own draft as follows: For Abbeville Dis
trict, seven hundred dollars; Barnwell
District,seven hundred dollars; Colleton
District, one thousand dollars; Chester
District, fie hundred dollars; Darliiigt.n
District, live hundred dollars; Edgefield
District, eight hundred dollars; Fairfield
District, five hundred dollars ; Georgetown
District, ono thousand dollars; Laurens
Distriot, five hundred dollars; New berryDistrict,
five hundred dollars ; Orangeburg
District, five hundred dollars; Richland
District, one thousand dollars; Suuiter
District, seven hundred dollars; Union
District, five hundred dollars ; \\ illiuiuB
burg District, lire hundred dollars ; Berkeley
Flection District, one thousand dollars;
Charleston Election District, one thousand
dollars; Bcautort District, one thousand
dollurs; Kershaw District, five hundred
dollars; and tor tho District Judge ol
each oi the other Judicial Distrie s of this
State, five hundred dollars: Prooohd,
however, That in ease the District Court
Fund in any District shall prove insufficient
for the purpose for such additional
compensation us herein provided, no claim
for the wholo or any part of such addition
al compensation, upon the Treasury ot tInstate,
shall arise by reason of such deficiency;
And Provided, also, That tintime
when the salaries herein provided for
shall commence shall be when the Court is
organized aud the Judge empowered to
execute this Act.
Sec. 2. That the District Courts hciotofore
established by law he organized by the
Judges thereof immediately alter the parage
of this Act, and that each of the said
Judges, respective^, shall receive the salary
heretofore provided hy law.
Sec. 8. Tho Clerk and Sheriff of the
soveral Judicial Districtsot the State shall
act ?s the Clerk and Sheriff of the District
Court or Courts within their respective
Districts; and may perform their duties in
person or by deputy. The Judge, Clerk,
i and Sheriff of a District Court shall each,
before entering on the duties of his ollice,
take the official oath prescribed by the
Constitution of the State, and also the
oath or oaths required specially to ho taf
ken by the incumbent of such offices in
the Superior Courts.
Sec. 4. That the District Court shall
have exclusive jurisdiction, subject to the
right of appeal to the Appeal Court, in all
cases of vagrancy, and in all cases of bastardy,
arising within tho limits of the
Election District in which they are established.
SEC. 5. All prosecutions in the District
Court shall he conducted by the Attorney
Generator by the Solicitor of tlu? Circuit
to which the District Court belongs, or by
a deputy appointed by such Attorney
General or Solicitor, or in the absence of
these, by an Attorney appointed by the
District Judge.
Seo. 6. The District Court shall have
concurrent jurisdiction, subject to appeal
as aforesaid, with the Court of Common
Pleas in all civil causes in which the title
to land is not involved, and in which the
debt sued for or the amount of damages
claimed, does not exceed one hundred uol
Jars, aod the sutn which limits the proceedings
by summary process in all Courts
of Law, is enlarged to one hundred dollars,
exclusive ot costs, and exclusive jurisdiction
in all matters of contract between rin
ployer and employee, master and apprentice,
whero the amount exceeds twenty j
dollars.
O nA *7 Tim TililrrA nl' tlin nitfrtol ^'rmrt 1
shall be invested with power to examine
and Bapervi.so all prosecution?, commitments
and warrants of arrest commcuc d
before or issued by any Magistrate within
hie District for any misdemeanor. And
It shall be his duty, upon application made
to him, to examine into the merits ot the
luine at any timebefore trial, and to direct
the discontinuance thereof on such terms
and conditions att may seem to him the
moat eonduoive to the ends of justice, and
for this purpose he is authorized to summon
before him the panics and such witnesses
as may be necessnry.
Sec. 8 The Judge of the District Court
shall, in all respects, have the power of a
Magistrate for his District, lie shall exercise
supervision over the Clerk and
Sheriff of his Cour' in all matters appertaining
to the jurisdiction and business of
said Court, hlso over the Coroner, all Magistrates,
Constables and Boards of ComwBL
ft
mieeioncrs of his District, and from him to }
auy of them may proceed oiders, rules, at- I
Uichiucnts or writs of maudunius, prohibi- |
tion certiorari, ym) warranto or scire j
facias.
Sec. 9. Tho Judge of tho District Court
shall have the power and be subjected to
the duties, and he fabl: to the penalties
in respect to habeas coitus conferred and
imposed upon two Magistrates under the
ninth section of the Act concerning the
office and duties of Magistrates," passed
the twenty-lirst day of December, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
thirty nine; ho may admit to bail in all
eases bailable, and in ull cases triable in
his Court, und may also exercise juris.lictiou
under habeas corpus at common law
in all cases within his District, except
that he shall not have the power to discbarge
cr let to bail any person charged
with a felony tint clergyable, after a true
bill has been found
Si.c. 10. The Judge of the District
Court shall have the power giveu to two
Magistrates by tho ' Act for the promoMi.II
nK iinlllwf ft nml I II* -<
...... v. 4IIVIWCV! y , iiu ?l'l i hv. du|'|m ui
vagrauts und other id?v? au<i Uii<?r*lorl\
persons," ratified on ihe twenty-eighth
da}' ut March. Anno Domini one thousand
seven bundled and eighty-seven, and shall
likewise have the power which two Magistrates
have ' under the twenty third see
lion of44 An Act concerning t!ie office and
duties of Magistrates," ratified on the
twenty first day ot December, Anno Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-nine, in respect to tenants holding
over, anil in case ol a tenant's holding over,
or of an i-suo of fact under toe Prison
BoiimD Act, or in any oth< r cise. when by
law there is provision mad" for trial by
Jury, and ooc or more Magistrates; the
District Judge may organize a .1 ury as
Magistrates are now directed to do, and
have trial before himself, or may take the
ease in his own Court and submit it to a
Jury organized there as hereinafter provided.
In ail such cases except those in
relation to tenants holding over, of forcible
entry and detainer, and of issues under
the Prison Bounds Act, there sli til exist
a right of appeal to the Circuit Judge at
Chamber.! or in open Court, who shall have
power to inverse the decision, grant a new
trial or order an issue to be made up to be
ir.cd in the Circuit Court.
St:o. 11. The District Court shall he a
Court of Bceord and shall be always open
It rl all have 'ho same power and juris
diction, subject to the right of appeal to
the Appeal Court, as the Supreme Court
in law in reference to Ooustub.es, J mors,
and punishment for contempt. It shall
have jurisdiction in all casta* of tenants
holding over, cases ol forcible entry and
detainer, eases under the Insolvent Do t
ojs' Aet, where the arrest and detention
aic under process of tbo District Court,
nil cdsi s under Prison Bound Act, and all
matters ot District Poiioe ; and the Judge
ol the District Court shall h ive discretion
ary power to h ar and determine all cases.
civil and criminal. within Hi** jurisdiction
ol the eime without submitting diem to a
Jury; 7 Yee/oW, neither party .shall <!<maud
a Jury trial: i'.rin'W an appeal
may he had to the Court of Appeals ID ail
eases tried before the said Court in whieh
up pens are now allowed by law bruin th
Circuit (h urts, aiul in no other cases what
ever. It shall sit in such place as may lie
furnished by the Commissioners ol Cubic
Buildings, who are hereby reipiired to provide
e suitable place, which shall be held
at tlie Court House of the District, except
in Berkeley, in whieh the place shall b
be fixed by the District Judge, m i in the
District ol Beaufort, where the Court shall
bo held alternately at the Court House in
the town ol Beaufort and Luwtonvidc.
IS EC. 12. The District ?'ourt shall lio'.d
quarterly sessions, and the Judges of the
Court ol Appeals shall, from tone to time.
Ox the days of the quarterly session i.f the
Dis'riet Court. They shall, also, !rom
time to time, nmke rules and presetibe
short and simple forms for the trans-icti n
of business and the conduct of causes in
the District Court.
Si;c. l.'?. The Judges of the District
Court may praetice in the Supreme Courts
except in Cases which have been argtn 1
before him. or heard in his Court; but he !
shall not have a ptr'ne: in the practice ol ;
J.iw and Cquity in the District ol which
he is a ?l udgo
Stc. It Tito ret urn day of the quarterly
session of the District Court ahull be ten
days before the first day of the sitting
thereof.
Si.c 15. All fees oi the Clerk and Slier '
ill shall be paid in cash by the party ru |
quiring the services, an i according to the I
judgment of the Court, in ly or may riot !
be recovered from the opp '-ite pirty.
SfcC. 1*5. 'I he t!Icih shall keep separate
!y for the Dist ict Court the Docket.
I bales, Book and Journals now prescribed
by law for the Superior Courts, to be furnished
him by the Commissioners of I'ub
lie Buildings, ami shall file n I papers in
the mode prescribed in the 7th section, A
A. lSoO, 11 til Statutes at harre, page 7">;
nut he shall enter all judgments and tie
erc.s in the book of Abstracts of Judgments
and Decrees, along and in chronological
order with the judgments and decrees of!
the Hupcrior Courts The Sheriff shall
enter all papers and sales in the hooks now
kept by I iw in his office.
Six*. 17. In case of a vacancy in the of
dec of District Jiulje hy death, resignation ,
or otherwise, the (.inventor shall iinntedi ;
ntely appoint a successor, who shall hold
office until a Judge shall le appointed hy
the Legislature, and shall have qualified.
During his continuance in office he shall
hold no other office of profit or trust iu
tliat fc'tato er the United titutoe
ync. 18. The Itulea of l'ractiee which '
prevail in the Superior Courts sha'l be applied
to the District Courr, unless otherwise
specially provided by the ru es to be
made by the Court ot Appeals, ir by Ait 1
of the Legislature; but no rub r or order of
any Court or Judge in this State shall require
tho printing by a party to a suit of <
any report, brief or other paper connected ;
with appeals, j
Stc. 11). All fines imposed by the Dis- \
triet Court shall be paid to the Coiniuis ,
sinners of l'ublic Luildiugs of the Judierul ,
District in which the Court is located, but ,
all fines imposed by the Court of General
Sessions s^iali constitute a part of the Dis- ,
trict fund, and in Charle-ton Distiiet be
equally divided between the District Courts
ot Charleston and lierkclvy; and the said ,
District fund, in addition to the said lines, i
sliail consist ot a Docket Ice of ?>ue d< liar .
in civil cases, in whidi the amount
demanded is uudcr filry dollars (S.od^ and ;
two dollais it the sum eiuanded ? x
eeed.-> ihat amount; two dollars (8-) in cv
cry criminal cause, and two (8-) dollars
lor the ilepoit io every case ot appeal; the
raid Docket lees to be paid by the same
parties who are liable lor ill 1 oilier fees in
the case by the j rovision ol this Act.
Sl'.O 2U. 'I he District fund shall be
held by the Clerk <>l he Court under the
security of Ids oliielal bond. He shall <
koep ail exact account thereof in a separate
book kept for the purpose, in which
i... ?i...ii ..11 1 J . ?
iiv nuaii rmvi ail iuuucy u'itimm ailU a l
money paid on the dralt of the District
Judge, without which lie will make no
payment. He shall make semi annual returns
ol said account to the District Judge
and annual tetuins t<> the CotuptrollerGonerals
on or before the livst ol October,
accompanied by vouchers.
Stc. 21. The fees lor Attorneys. At?
toruey-Geiiet.il. the Solicitors and their
Deputies, Sheriffs and Clerks, shall be the
same in the District Court as now provided
by law in the Superior Court. In a cum
inal case, il the uccu-ed be convicted, ho
shall be liable to all the costs of prosecution;
il collection from the convict cannot
be bad, then the St ite .-h .lt be liable lor
one ball of said eosis. If the accused be
acquitted, the .Jmice before whom the
trial shall be had, it hi- has become sati?
fied during the trial that the prosecution
was without probable cause, may order that
the prosecutor shall pay the costs of the
prosecution, lbr which the Clcik shall i.-sue
execution. As soon after th organization
of the District Court as may be
practicable, the Judgo thereof shah ordet
a Special Court, at which be shall cause to
be drawn a full panel oi Gland and i'eiit
and l'ieas Juiors, in the manner prescribed
by law lor the Superior Courts, and at
each term ol the District Court thereafter.
Jurors shall be drawn in the manner now
prescribed by law for tbe Superior Court.
Katilled September 21, ISOG.
Tiio State of South Carolina
JSl'AllTANBUKti UlSTUl T.
irxotv Al.h MFA lii '1 il I.SI', it.f:IV
SKXTS. Tl? i we. P. .1 JENKINS VM?
J . > i'. K. JENKINS, hue Inuo I.. Knhy, being
i. an ie I or li.ivo lie 1 a* mail and w.te,
ha.e I. i\v I.?r c..u-es ?\?!1 known to n- l.oili,
K ivc in'itually agreed lo epnri; . ai. i lurr*."
ii realter not in know each oilier a- in.hi and
wile; and each of ns in the i-i-ht ol i.
arid in ilie presence . ! llm-e wi:m<i<>
ugiee and loiever release e-r Ii oli.er lioin all
obiigul ions as husband and wilV. and cndi ol
us shall have the liberty t?> inairy any j i- n
we please. or cuter into any obligation- whatsoever.
without any dread or tear on either ni
our parts what.- ever, and c.oh ot i. "-hall
have lull power lf> Contract (let -lie and be
sue !. and neither of ii-1 siia'l bo hebl or in any
w iv mi ?.i? liable lor Mir emuracis or liabiliiiea
of ilio oilier.
In wil'ii -> whereof m ha? e : our li:tn< 1 ->
and seals in iIh* |*4<- i -nee of ilii's witness.,,
anil in i lu> s.giit ot i >1. I:ii|uti ; i:i 1 i clicving
iliui wo w.ll never regru Mr >!.
i? .1 JliNKlSS. i. v)
.1 \ \ K. .It .SKINS, (L. s )
Miguel and III ilio 1
JueseilCe of /
AMI'S 1'. 1'OlYUlt,
11 T.iiimab.
Sejii ! ? 33 4i
-DUAfz&j
RANGES, EIRE BRICKS &c. ;
IDUIS, DVllOX A. ( ? ,
IIAVE liNU'KN! I> Bl'XIM'SS U III! Hi
OL.r> STA3NX),
1G, Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.. j
A'nif.f'j1 (' i ?' ';/ < h II i'id
C< >< >Iv ! N(; STOVES
or i itw
9 in pro> ? (] l*alt??rn?.
Range's ?ii .tos. MarKe Mantles. Tinners'
M tol.iiii's .m l To.,N. I'liitnb'Ts' M itcnals,
lion and I'.r s?. dooji widl Force and
Ligilt l'lllll|is. Sheet Lr id. I,cad
and 111>ii l'i|iiug, llailroad
l'nrcc I'nmps Also tho
Itri ii 1, ibor-Saving Washing
Mac h i n c and W ring ? r.
CT>. Ml Order* attended i > i-ith Ditpdtch.^fpfl
M. 1. I o Is
11 virr A: c< >.,
(Successors to S. N 1IAKT X CO.)
South Ilist Corner King & Market Streets, ,
CI/A HLE8TOX, S. C.,
lMPoirmts ok
Foreign & Domestic Hardware,
cuTLiouv, <;i \s.
i'AIt IKON, TIN AM) I'l. V TKI) *\VAllKS,
Will receive orilers for II. II'>11 \ CO S Circular
Saws, u?il (1KO. P \(1K ,v CO'S Portable
Saw Machines.
D. D. Coiibk. D. b Habt. P. Moruan.
March 1 A ly
HIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Spartanburg District.
JOHN C ZIMMERMAN. )
vs I A iLaclimcnl.
WILLI AM II. WALKER j
Bubo Ac Carlisle, I'llT's. Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaint iff (lid on the 80th
Jay <T March, lSG'i, ti e Lis declaration
igaitifet the Defendant who, (as it is said)
is abseut from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the satno upon whom a
copy of the said declaration niiuht he served
: It is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the 1st day of
April, which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
even, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded
against him.
i lurk's Utlico, Spartanburg District, March
30. IbOG.
J. B. TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April f? 10 lq-ly.
THE STATE oFsOUTlllTXltO LNLA
Spartanburg District.
HARDY, AC.NEW & Co., ]
vs V Attacbnient.
M.E. Mc VLPlN. )
Bubo Ac Carlisle, I'iir*?. Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 30th
.1 .< \l I. lo/l.? .ML" II
nil} ui .iiarcu, i ?-*oo, me ins ucciaratton
against the Ilefoiidant who, (as it is said)
is absent from and without the limits ol
this Stat-, and has neither wite nor attorney
known within the same upon whom a
copy ol the said decoration might be scrtli
ed : It is therefore ordered that the said
I'efendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 1st day ol
April, which will he in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight huti Jred and sixtyseven,
otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded
against her.
Clerk's Office, Spartanburg District. Marcli
3D, 1SDD.
J. B. TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April 5 10
111E ST A T E O T SO L Til C A ROLLS'A
Spartanburg District,
W.H.BAGWELL, |
vs > Attachment.
W1LLIA M 11 W A LKE R. j Trover.
1'. bo & Carlisle, FBIAttorneys.
WII KKKAS the IMaiurifF did on the oOtl
day ol March, I860, file his deelaratioi
against the Defendant who, (as it is said
is absent from and without the limits o
this State, and has neither wife nor attor
m y known within the same upon whom n
copy ol the said declaration might heserv
eil: It is therefore ordered that the sail
Defendant do ap ear and plead to the sail
declaration, on or before the 1st day o
Apiil, whieh will be in the year of ?<u
Lord one thousand right hundred and sixty
seven, otherwise ttbal and absolute judg
ment will then bo given and awardci
against him.
ricrk's Gtlicc, Spartanburg District, Marcl
^,0. 18CU.
J. B. TOLLESOJt, C. C. P.
April 5 ID 1 > 1 r)
STATE of sol Til CAROLINA.
SI Alt 1'.\N Bl KG Dls I K1CT.
? i :iti >ii for I. - <>t* \ l uiuisiraiion by
n >. 1.11 1> mar, C q , Ordinary.
In liii- Court <ii Ordinary.
*17- IMJU: S . .1. l'ENMSC.TON lia
tiled his priiiimi in my nttice prayin
thai Lei or- ol Administration, tie bonis non
>n all aii'i .-insular I lie "nods and chattel?
rights and ere tils of ALKX. Al. THOMPSON
de.-e.ii.ed.
The.-" a .- therefore to cite and admonish nl
and singular lit" kin tr.-d and creditors of tie
-old ALEX M TllDMPs-nN, decea-ed. lob
and appear at the t'ourl ot Ordinary, tor sai
I'i.-trtel, to h" held at Spartautiuig Cour
House, oil Men lay ilia S.h day of Oc'obe
ne\t. to show cause if any exists, why sai
Letters -1 oild noi he grimed.
0' Vt'ii under toy halt 1 this Ulib day of Sep
I ember, A. l> . 1 "nili
JXO EAKLE lit J MAR, O. S. 1).
Sept 117 do 2w
ST AT E ol'-.-ol TU CAROLINA,
1-A It T A X BP HO DISilll CT.
Citati n t >r Letters of Administration by
Jim. Earle L unar, esq . Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary
\I7ilKKEAS 11 \ MILTON P.lSHOP.hns file
? hi- petiiion in my .ifU.se praying llni
Letters of Adniini-iratioii on all and singuhi
ihe "oud- an I chattels, lights and credit
ol II A I! LAN III Oil EV. d?-cea>ed.
These are iherefore to e-tc a-.ul admonish a
ami singular the kindred and creditors ol lli
said decea-ed, to he and a] pear til lin* Cmu
ol Ordinary, for said District, to be held i
Spartanburg Court Mouse, on Monday, the Si
day of October next, to -hew cause it an
\isi-, why said L'-iicrs should not he grante\
tiivin under my hand this 24th day .
September. A. lb, Iftfiti.
J NO. BA1U.K BOMAR, O. S. I).
Sept 117 do
Numjiiig and Kngincmni;.
f 1*1111 undersigned offers his services to Km
| liiiel (a.nip.lines in survey And local
1. u! it.<1 iniifo- f.i tin in-li \l his in.I hi
Specifications, Estimates ami I'lans of Stipe
structure II.- will measure and report in .1.
t-iil contract work an.I heavy Graduation. II
w il execute T.j egi apliieal Drawings Alalia
otfilie Dimilage <d InUml >wam|>s and boltoi
lauds tor farmerI'aiticiilar
ait. nlion will he given to an
business clllm-lc I to li, a I V Engineers till
ollicers of Kai'r .a.l ( mp inies and oiliera 11
I or led in UriIge :III i ug. tin I espeeia h I
l-'arin.-r who di - i. to i. luint ilieir -wain
lands or to cstahi !i tin r boundary lines i
old surveys.
lie will ill - i supi i intend por-onnlly the cot
stru.-i loll and building of Bailroud bridges, i
any oilier Bridges that require the services i
nil Engineer to jdmi and cousiruct Panii
having business or desiring information wi
address I he undersigned at Oaiujtohella, Spin
| tanburg District, S.
,iso BANK8TON DAVI8,
j Civil Eugioeor, Surveyor and Draftsman.
I Aug 0 28 tf
\
N
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPA UTANBUBO DISTRICT.
S. BOBO. )
vs. > Attachment.
WILLIAM H. WALKER, j v
Bobo & Carlisle, I'lff'a. Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 30th
day of March, 1800, iile his declaration
against the Dcfcudant who, (us it is said)
is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wifo uor attorney
known within tho same upon whom a
copy ot the s;'id declaration might be sery
ed : It is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 1st day of
April, which will be in the year of our _
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty- ^
seven, otherwise linal and absolute judgment
will tbcu be given and awarded
against hire.
Clerk's Oilice, Spartanburg District, March
30, I SOU.
J. B. TOLLESON, C. C. I'.
April 6 10 Jq-ly
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Spartanburg District.
S. C. MANUFACTURING CO., 1
vs. [ Attachment.
JESSE M. CANNON. J
Bobo & Carlisle, Plff Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Pla ntiff did on the 30th
day of March, I860, file his declaration
agiinst the Defendant who, (as it is said)
is absent lrum and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same upon whom a
COtiV ol the said declaration mbfht h? mr?.
cd : it is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said
r declaration on or before the 1st day of ~
April, which will be in the year of our
Lord out* thousand eight hundred and sixtyseven,
otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded
against him.
Clerk's Office, Spartanburg District, March
30,
J. B TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April 2 10 lq-iy
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Spartanburg District.
DAVID W. MOORE. )
vs. > Attachment.
MARIAII E. McALPIN, J
Bobo & Carlisle, Plff'a. Attorneja.
WIIEIIEAS the l'laintifl did on the 30th
' day ot March, 1806, iile hit declaration
1 against the defendant who, (as it is said)
is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attorney
?ne>wn within the sauie upon w'uuui a
1 copy of the said declaration might be serv|
ed : It is therefore ordered that the said
Defend..nt do appear and plead to the said
' declaration on or before the 1st day of
' April, which will bo in the year of our
I Lord one thousand eight hundred and 6ixty- I
seven, otherwise final and absolute judg- *
" tnent will then bo given and awarded
against her.
Cleik'a Office, Ppartauburg District, March
II 30, I860.
J. B. TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April 5 10 1 q?1JT
- THE STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA
Spartanburg District.
R. W. FOLOKR, 1
vs V Attachment.
W. 11. WALKER. )
Bobo & Carlisle, I'lff's. Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 30th
p day of March, 1866, file his declaration
i, against the Defendant who, (as it is said)
> is absent hum and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attor,
ney known within the eaiuc upon whom a
i. copy of the said declaration might be servo
ed : It is therefore ordered that the said
" neit minni uo appear ana plead to the said
1 declaration on or belore the 1st day of
* April, which will be in the year of our
laird one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
seven, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded
against him.
Clerk's Office, Spartanburg District, March
30, ItJGG.
J. It. TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April 5 10
THE STATE OFSOFTI! CAROLINA,
Spartanburg District,
I JOIIS C. ZIMMERMAN, )
,, vs. [-Attachment.
ir WILLIAM 11. WALKER, J Trover.
* Itnho & Carlisle, Plff's Attorneys
W11 HUE AS the Plaintiff did on the 30th
day ot .Match, 1SGG, file his declaration
rr agaiu^ the defendant who, (as it is said)
it is absent from and without the limits of
' this State, and has neither wife nor nttor v
ney known within the saute upon whom a
! copy ol the sa'd declaration might be served
: It is therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the 1st day of
April, which will be in the year ol our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixtyseven,
otherwise final and absolute judg1
nictit will then be given and awarded
It i m
*' Clerk's Office, Spartanburg District, Marca
'' 30, lbGG.
J. B. TOLLESON, C. C. P,
[ April 6 10 1^'ly
10 8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA#
SPittTwnntr. ntsTniPT
Lawson T. Menders, Applicant,
10 . ys,p
William Menders and others.
jf TT Appearing to tny satisfaction that Amos
| I liearden, l'olly Ann Bearden and Jane
Bearden, three of the Defendants reside with?r
out this State, on motion of Farrow ?fc Duncan,
?f Applicants Attorneys, it is ordered that they
c* do appear and objeot to the division or sale of
11 the Heal Estate of George Moaders, deceased,
- on or bofore the 14th day of NOVEMRKR
next, or their consent to the same will he entered
of record.
JNO. EAJILE BOMAR, O. 8. D.
Aug it to 8m