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1 Registers in Bankruptcy. By direction of Chief Ju<tice Chase, tlie follow ing statement is published for iufur ru lit ion : 1. U nder the Act of Congress, the pow I er of appointing "registers ill bankruptcy*' is vested in the District Uourts ot tlie 1 United States, the Supreme Courts of tlie Territories, am! the Supreme Court of ihe District of Columbia ; but no peaeon can he appointed who is not p counselled at law. 2. The duty of recoinmei\<i?wg and nominating to the District* Courts, and other court* mentioned it' tjie Act suitable persons for appointment, is imposed on il,? i m : t I - r .a ? ' v.mn .justice 01 me uniteu estates; nn?l Congress having now adjourned without acting upon 11?< bill introduced into |lie Senate to repeal this provision, be will proceed to carVv it into effect. 3. To insure, as fur as practicable, tbfl Refaction of fit men for registers, tbe Chief jIUtice will require, in everv es?o where | hie recommendation and nomination is 1 desired?first, a certificate from tNfc clerk I or judge of the proper district or lerrito tial'Court, or of a counsellor of saiil court; and secotnllr. a statement in what Com pressional District or territorv the gentleman proposed resides, and for what dis trict or territory, and for what judicia' district, the rfcomniendntion and nomina tion is desired ; and thirdly, letters from business and professional-men of the dis trict, Stjste or Territory, who have the confidence of thsir follow citizens, each of which letters must vouch distinctly and. t fnllv f>r the gentleman named; (1) in respect to his professional knowledge and I ability, (*2) in respect vo his personal in I tegritv, and (3) in respect to his general business capacny. 4. In addition to these, when the State | is represented in Congress, similar letters, ' if thev can ho had, are desired from tho i KepresentstivH of the district, and from the Senator* of the State, or in the case of a Terrinvy, from the delegate. 5. No memorials or petitions, or recom mend at ions signed by* others than the writer, are required. 0. All letters upon which nnv reom. merdation and nomination may he nntfle, will he filed l>V the Chief Justice in the ofTiee ol the Clerk of tHe Supreme Court of the Cnlted Statps. 7. Nominations and recommendations founded upon testimony furnished a* above required will he made as early as prncti cable alter the same shall liar* hcen re reived. If tie re than one gentleman in nnv d flsrict or territory i? thus commend ed to liirn, the Chief Justice will exercise liia discretion in nmking the selection. R, Only one person will he reconinfepd d and noniiiiated in nnv one Congaession el l>istrict except, (1) in the case that the courta having the appointing power shall decline fo npp >int '.lie persona first recommended and nominated ; or. (2) in the C?s* ifiat after the Act sh.-tll U>'? gone f'jllv into operation, t!<?* appointing court ahull certify to lite .Chief Justice that tin* business of tlie c!iairicl cannot l?o properly done l?y one register ; or (fl) ir\ anine care-*, where a Congressional District may ho partly in one judicial district and partly in another. I?. W. MIDDLETON, Clerk of Supreme Court IT. S. Washington Cily? Apr I 5, 1807. Hu.trr ron Dkhtitutb SouthftrvrRs.? Tin* committee <if the board of tr>dc, op pointed <o solicit subscription*. for the ru lief of tlic destitute people ?>f the 5..nth. reported nt a meeting of the board or) Mon day night the sunt of S3737 already paid in, with o.ht-r miMTinlH. whit It tire perfectly good, to be eolhVtcd. 'Jtie uinount codec, let! in the chnrcht'H on Sunday for the same object will exceed $2000, and this. with' amounts otherwise collected, and with the Value of donations of flour and provisions added, wi'l raise the ?unt to something like SGO(M) or $8O00. Tim Indies representing ten ohurihes had an informal meeting on Momliiv. and propose to I.old n fair early it) May for the relief of Southern destitution. On Saturday an incident recurred nt Dr. 1 Uillrtlc'K rhiircli which is well worthy of, honorable mention. When the ninount . collected was beirg counted, among the j sums cont'ibu'cd ?'?? a one dollar bill nent ly rolled np. and which, upon being opened, . was found to contain a lady's diamond'ring o! niii< h -value, the donor having evidently | Used the one 'dollar greenback as a cover ' to prevent the appearance of ostentation in j milking the contribution. There is a Her muii in hor enmity ? Italhriurre, Sun. Important Suit.? At the late term of; the Circuit Court of Danville, the ca?e I of Major W. T. Sutherliu ?ai tried. The T'n?e? aav ^ li involved a claim of $1 4.000, due in bonds void In market, and w inch Mr. Muth-, cr'in bought. It seems the town jfhve certificates of indebtedness, or sold him its notes payable ten or twenty yesrs hence ; the interest payable semiannually, for vliirh Kntherlin (j*ve? much larger nmount j it: C?nfedornle money tbyi I lie certificates called for. The town plod usur} in de | fc It re. Judge W'irgtii ld, after lengthy nod i able arguments of counsel, pro nnd tor^ derii'i-il ttn.t II,ere wna no usury, and oldered a verdict for the plaintiff A Large WiikatI'hop.?The account* received by our exchange* from almoin ever* section of Marvland, Virginia and North Caro'tns, speak of the pro*pact ofa large crop of wheat. A Fxiuisville paper *a>a not only in Ohio and Kentucky, liut in Tennessee also, the wheat crop is more extensive than isjisually seen, and neoniia e< an abuodant yinld. The ////nor* Statr Jonruat, learn* that the wheat in Snn gtmohand adjoining counties looks finely, belter tbau during the corresponding season for several years past. Wheat and other cereal crops in Texas, ol which an unfiacally large breadth has l>*en planted are looking splendidly, and the Lnnefttar --e planters anticipate the biggest harvest tlmy ever had. The Democratic members of the Leg, islature ol Pennsylvania caused a salute to he fired over the Connecticut election from th* mm* ffnna wliicli thnnii#r*<f over lit* Radical victory lust April nr..I the Radical member* of tha L*ffi*l*tor? attribute their nena! defeat to tli* rtfort of Congreee to fore# ofgro euffrage upon the Northern State*. *. 9 ? ' The Supreme Court aud the Military Bill. "Washington, April 15. In tlie Supremo Court, to-dav, Chief JmkicA CliahO delivered iui opinion in the case of tlie State of N1 i*??insi[>|>i ngeinst president Jolineon nnd (run. Ord, on n motion for leave to filo a bill restraining them from the execution of the recontitrtic* tioti Act. The court dissented from the cm "i counsel, Mint tl'e President is required merely to perform h ministerial net, and held that the terms ministerial and executive arfl by no means equivalent in their import. A ministerial duty, the performance of which may, in proper cn*es, he required of the head of a department by judicial process, is one in respect to which nothing is left to discretion On the other hand, it is the duty of the Pro ident to see that the laws are fsithfullv ' executed, and among the laws are the re construction Acts. An attempt nil the part of tha judicial department to enjoin | the performance of such duties hy the President might justly he characterized, in llitf language of Chief Justice Marshall, "as an absurd and excessive extravagance." Congress is the legislative department of the Government?the President is the executive department. Neither can he i restrained in its notion hy the judicial do partment. though the acts of both, when perlormed, are, in proper cases, subject to its cognizance. The court proceeded to show the impropriety of shell interference, "hv considering the probable consequences, and concluded as follows : "It "has hoen ! uggested tliat the hill contains a prayer ! that if the ro'ief sought cannot he held j against Andrew Johnson as President, it j may he granted agRinst him as a citizen ' of the State of Tennessee. Hut it is plain that relief ag?in?t the execution of an Act j of Congress hv Andrew Johnsoivis relief agsin?t its execution hv t' e President.? A hill prating for an injunction against the execution of an Act of Congress t>v the incumbent of the Presidential nfTice cannot beVeceived, whether ft describe him as President or simply a citizen | _ r _ o. . <1 ?< iii h omu\ i iip motion to li!o the Wll i% therefore, denied. In the rase of tho State of Go.orgia against certain officers, (he AttorneyGenrral makes no objection to the policy of the bill, and hp will, Uierefnre, grant leave to fi'? that hill. Judge Shnrkrx said the objection to the hf!| lie attempted to file aeemed to hp that it was an effiirt to#eiijoin the President. Tit* hil' wnt not filed, and-he cnul 1 reform it Jo euit the vie era ?of llie court, and pre sent it again ? The Ctiief Justice replied, that leave to file the motion is refused. Whep another hill is presented, it will he hf)n*tder<>d. .TudoeSlmrkev ? I understand the court to say that application can he mado on Thursd a v. The Chief Justice replied : 0t(Tlitira dev. Thus ended, for the present, the pro reeding* in court. Subsequently, a sub Tfena was ordeied to he issue i ag'ainst 'Jen. Pope, commanding it? Georgia.? According to the rule of the court, procpss is to he served on defendant* sixty days, heTore the return of the process. A* the court will adjourn in May. the returns in this ease cannot be inado until next D? cetnber.. Tlip f^x'triaa a Oiikvabsrs ?The news from the Louisiana lerees it of a tprrih'e, chatac'er. The crpvasses near Paton Il >uge ar? beyond c ontrol and all attempts lo close thou) havrJ l.cen abandoned.? I'lie r client rugar region in the State in ruined (or thin peason Marengo crevasse iflundntes the 11 lack River country, the : most productive cotton region in the | fjouth. The freedmen's settlement, known a* Ur-SotOj is overflowed l?v it and eighty freed men are knots n to have perished in the water. Of course. t!i? damage ?*x tends beyond the Parishes mentioned above. " , Items. llolh houses of the Wisconsin L?gisl?. ture h4vc passed a ConMkutional amend j n??nt permitting women to vote. Ohio, | has refused it. The African slave trade s'.ill flourishes | Over six thousand have been landed iff Cuba within a few months. Ilenrr .1 Raymond, editor of the N. V. l imes, lias been nominated as Minister to Austria. * Neproes are heinrr r.wrini?/l in ville for the Tennessee State militia, anil their frequent drillings arc denounced by the uineconslructed. * At a dirfner at llrown'^ lintel, in Washington, in 1819, given Jo John Quineev Adam*, John C. Calhoun proposed the following sentiment : ' {Traversal suffrage and universal education It is announce/) that, on April 4th, Tliaddeti* Stevens passed his 75th birth day. He has been unable to attend to business for several dare, on account of illness. 1 he Philadelphia Ledger understands that Mr. Steven* is convinced that this is his last illness, and tha; he is pre paring for death. The Springfield Sentinel, a leading organ of the Democracy of lilinmii, saya : "Had we known as *? now know, as doubtless thousands of other Dmuocrat* feel, the "Union" armies would have been smaller, and the Confederate larger.* >?MM? nwaw?w?i NEW AllVEKTISliM EMS. IN EQUITY- Uncaster. Andrew J. Wilder, Kur. Kx'r. 1 IM1 to Ac? VI i rniint ?<t?. June A. Faulkner, et. *1. J ice,relief,<Ste I I' nppenrinjj to my aatiafnelion that Joo C. Faulkner, Jennett f? Kuthcrford, and her huatiand A. Rutherford, defendant* in the aboee Mated nnM, rcalde without the limit* of thin State; nn motion of Ken eli aw A ('onBore, Snlicitn-a for f'nmplain ( ent.it ie ordered that the ?al?l !>efendnnt* do anawer, plend.or demur to the Hill filed in ?aiJ cauee within fort* d,?y# from the date of publication hereof; otherwise judgment pro conjetto will be entered againat them K O. BIU.INOS. t?. K. I,.D. Com'ra Office, I<ancaater C. II., N. Q, ' April i8, 1867, 40d. ' NEW Ai)VfiHT 1SKMEi^TS# *" " 1 JTI'"1 STATIC OF'SOUTH CAROLINA, i.ancastrr di-nnicr. In the Common I'I' >*. Jesse IV Mobloy, * "I vs. } Attachment. James I). Stnnlcv, j Wlieriyis, the l'lain(ill* tlid on the ITtli ' 'lay of April, lile hit declaration rijrniiial ! the defendant, who, (a* it is snid) is absent j from and without the limits of this 8tate, ami has neither wife nor attorney known J within the same, upon whom a copy of the 1 s'nid declaration might ho nerved. It is ! therefore ordered, that tljo said defendant j do appear and plead to the said deelantion on or Itefore the 18llt dav of April, which | will bo in the vear ?>f onr l.ord one thou* I snnd eigiit hundred and sixty eight, other wise final and absolute judgitieti, will then bo given and nward"d aoninst hint JO IN W. mvi ITY, ttl'k c. P. \ Clerks ( MVce, I .aliens'.or District. S. C., April 17, 1HG7. 5t-l 3inlynd. late'arrival AT PLEASANT HILL OF SPIUNG ANI) SUMMER. GO O 1> S ! Direct from the City of Charleston and Selected "with ^rcnt care ! ! ! CONSls riNO IN PART OF tt?r CALK OS, /C-r?" MUSLINS. jC *J~ H LILLIAN l'S, l'LMDS, Xif" LINKNS, (Hrown and Wiiito) $-?}- siifirnvc, jur DMLLIXG. KaNCV (JOOI>ij and Notions. iC4T HATS, for Ladle*, Gentlemen, Misses and liov*. Jt*?~ LOOT*" and Shoes, (yood stock.) iC<?" II MR)WALK, XiT TIN WALK, i-if nuuos, X*r G LOCK 111 KS, AM) IN FACT. liVKItVTIIING USUALLY KKI'T IN A COUNTRY STOHK, ? which we ofl'cr on n* reasonable term* as ll.o time* will nllortl Give n*?n rail. . R. S. & S. yi-X'lvllAM. April 17, 1M>7 ' tf. Fine Spanish Jack, Will stand tUo present - W season at my residence in liio* Waxhaw* B. IV MOHLKY. Aliril IT ISl.T *' Estate JWotice. VI.IiI'llltSONS hmiii?T demand*npainnt the I'.atatu of"Josiali M. !) Helk, <! eenmd arc notified t<> |>rcH? nt tlicni with out d?fiv, or nnid rlnltn*. if any there he. Mill he hatred ; nod till poison* indebted to said I'st lie Mill inake payment to the iinilersijjucd. |V I) A ItKtIC. > . . u.it. w niii.w.; A<tn,r" April 10, I8r,7. .it l>i?t*uluiioii of (!oparlncr. ' ' fthip. W^IIR Firm of ll.isscliiuc Si Masaey was dinJt so^i'd oil (he 1 Uli dnv ol November last, by'tlio death of Mr. S It Mas-ey. The. notea ntid account* Mill he loiind at the old stand,? Kai :y settlement* arc requested. W A. IIASaELTINF, Survivor. April 7, 1 tfhT. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. NOTfCR IS flKUKI'V t??VEN THAT n|)plii'!(li<in will 1m* ii>tide nt I lit* ni'Xt Si-mou# of tliu I fir a new < hitrt?*r for Cureton'a Kerry, aituatc on llio Unlawba Ri<r?r. J. iS. CUR ETON. I "March 20, 1807. . 3io LEE 8L SPENCER, COTTON I'AOTORS, COMMISSION MKiUlllNTS AND PORWAIiDLXU AfiENTS. N(^th Atlantic Wharf, xHam.lUTos, a. c. OKO. W. I.Rlf, CllX RI.K4 SPKNCFI, of Sninior, S. 0. ol lliahopvillw, ffC. Iff Will rcccivf and forward corn for thr pnoi 1 (rfl llf ^aniluidaian * o . ? ? ??? a ? ? vV...m...0.vu. ov|iv. -n, viii, jt : guovesti:i:.\ co , Piand*Forte Manufacturers, 4!?y Broadway, N, Y. ^ | rI>HF.SF. PIAN'IW, received (ho fl!CV'! A Aw?H of^ferll! nt the World'* Fair over the beat makers from London, Peri* '?v?iji:uiy, tho Ci'leH ? I Nri? \'**rU, I'hilwlch pH?, Baltimore and lloaton ; al*o, the Gold 1 Uc4J.1l nt the.* A hi cic mi Inelit^ie, for Five 1 micr?t*iv? yvara J Our Piauoa tiorusin !hs | Krniih Grind Action, llnrp l'?d*l, Overutrung B;\*n, Full Iron Pmhih, and oil Mod' j orn lippmviineiita. I'.verv Instrument warrnnled Fivd year* Mod* rnjli'f tlreanoerI vision of Air. J. II Grovealeen, wno ImVo a. practical experience of over Ihirly-fnre lour*. 111.(I it the maker of over cloven thousand piano forlo*. Oir faelli tics for manufacturing onuHe ua to hcII tbeae inMriiinon'* froinSlOO to $2)0 cheaper Ihrn unV Jirat clna* piano forte. f)ec. 6, 't><i?I y. 11B A 1 T : Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Silken Carls | I j!(Ol>W?KI> by the me of Prof. I>K I I IlKf.UX* FKISKfl l,B CHKVKUX. One application warrasWdto curl the mo*t Htra glit end stubborn hair of either aex into ( wavy ringlet", or heavy tnaeUve onr'a Ha* I bean need by tin* feahionehle* of Paris and London, with the mint gratifying rctwailtja ? Dim* ne injurv to the hair. Price by mail, aaaled nnd poatpaid, $1. Daacriptiva Cireolara Hi a i led tree. Adore** IIKUtJKIt, Hilli r r."i A. i ChotniMla, No. 285 Kiver HtroaU Troy, N. V., Hole Agaotalor Ilia Unilad Nlatoa. Fob. au,? ly. M Eft CHAN DISK. |T0 INTEREST. I fXi?~r3 i We have just received a Large | addition to our Winter Stock of Goods. ' Consisting in pait of Alpnccas. Black and Colored ; i ^ Meritios, Muslins, < Di-1-lines, 1'ersian ('loth, 1'riuts, &e. . A 1,^1 Ladies', Misses' > and Children* # Fine.Sewed lionls and Shoes. ? Gcnts' Goods in Great Variety. Cloths, (Jassiw^ re?, , and Vesting*; Trimmings of all Descriptions. Furnishing Goods And Ri.a.iy Made Clothing. 1 Ints, Cups, Bnof<?, . Shoes. A m *pilB ATTENTION n? II O tj S E1 Keeuers is particularly invited to our i Stock of FAMILY' GROCERIES. As all onr Foreign'' hiuih are bought direct- I Iv from the importers, nud our American ( Goods from the manufacturers, we believe i wo C'H^ni',1 \\ i J sell tliein as low as auv ! one in this market. Goods marked in t Vlnin Fi.ri,r.?u f .11 ? .1 '' ' - nrr M?r YUUrNL'IVfH. 1 Mcdonald A: MOCUKUY, i Cataleof So. Oa. ? December 12 III, lStfri,?(into*. 1 The Attention Of Planters &, Laborers I S particularly invite i (<? our SALRM . J 1*1 A \s nnii ('AiSl M I'ilO'jS The (ioodn 1 ire too well known tA need rcvo mnendiUion from us. We particularly i.ivito the attention of genlli tuvn to tin1 I T A11/)IIIN(I I) 1:P A RTM KXT Of our busipeiR. We warrant our work to [ ho equal to anv, hoth in ittvie and quality. Orders olieite i . Mi.DON M.I) &. MuCURKY. Camden, So. Ca. Aolice Tlii*. I^lTUSONS to whom we have extended short ereditu are requested to make immediate p ivnieiit, aft <yir eireiinietiineuH will not allow <t?> to L'ive longer indulgence. MCDONALD & mccukky. . Camden, So. Co. r a rr^ ran'a /ty v P I Wfe Have Just Received a Nev/ Supply of t? a sr . * m: j.-m. to J W,J WINTER GOODS! CONSISTING OF *# Ladies Dress Goods, I Ready-Made Clothing, |^T300Tf5-ANH SHOES,|g^ NOTIONS. Hardware, ? I Groceries, &c. J. .V [)*ll, rROCK KTT. Nov. 2S, lfttifr * &PKCIAL NOTICE. A T.I, persons iuli-hte'1 to me indiridually, ara : e?pocltully requested to ^-ttlc up. 1 nm he' inp pr?>**e.| o?i inv OLD LKBTrt and am Compelled to lioro money. I trust this uottro will he regard in earliest ami Hare nu* the un-"| pleasant duty "of taking nnv other rourae (or ' tfsiubot'llocliou. JUNKS OUOCKKTT. :" JUST RECEIVED. ~ ; i??otrsssssa UNA DACON? U?US,hIIO0Ll)KIW I 1 ; and 8II?KS, at l)OYD'8. Also, JO BUSHELS OF MOUNTAIN POTA. 'I'OES, early variety?I'iuk and Blue Eye, at BOYD'S. Also, NO. I, FAMILY FIjour, at boyd'8. Also, CORN aud MEAL, nt BOYD'S. I return my thank* to the peoplo of Lan<*a*trr Di*lrirt for their patronage for the laal 21 year*, ami a* I nin permanently located, hope to receive a abate of public patronage. You will nlway* find* nie at iov poet, glad to null at a short profit for CABIl. i'ieaa^tionot aak we for CREDIT. J. ? BOYlV Iainoaaterville, 8. (j.,? March filh 18S7 Ia65 balk. Bagging and Rope, at BOYD'S, NEW 1 TOW? THE UNDERSIGNED SIJiE on the first day of J? carrylfig on a General Mcrchar keen cverv thin" wanted, and to A J O ' ( can bo purchased anywhere, will have 011 hand and are constantly I iRf:r vtmk ni? PiiftE 4.1 II VI 1*4 I) I If I IV Ul' I Si U I CONSISTING OK SHOULDERS, II A MS AND SIDES, ru MACKEREL, HERRING, Wl SUGAR, COKKK1 We are Receiving a Fini LA 1)1 ES AND (J EN! LI ROOTS AND SHOES. HON NETS, IIA WARE. RUCK E I'S, TUBS, II AMEs, 8WEED IRO> All o( our goods have been p by one of the linn, and will he that is the only way business can Dont ask for credit as you will b IIA J. A. nvSSEI.TIVK, Lancaster G. II., April 8tli, 18G7. Mill t\ I, NO TICKS. IN EQUITY?Lancaster. Wesley Hilton, ct al, i Hill for nceonnt, vs. t Partition and N. M. Herkhani and wife j Rcliel. , and others. It appearing to tny satisfaction that Nit urn.u-i ii, lit-rKiinm and wife Martha J. and Drreti S Massev, Defendants in the above dated rase, reside without the limits of this State. On motion of \V. A. Moore, I'lnin itTs Solicitor. it is ordered that said De Vndants do plead, answer or demur to tits Hill tiled in i, ihi e .se on or before the 27lh day of Mav next ; otherwise judgment pro ronftsso ?i!1 lie ordered against them. K. ti. IIII.MNtfS, C. II. L. 0. Uotn'rs Ollice, Lancaster. C. II , S. C., April 1 villi, 1807. -10d. IN EQUITY- ?Lancaster. Kennedy ti. lliliirgs, Adm'r. j llili to Mar* James S'.ee'e. e'ee'd. Vs. John \ aha II AhM. Steele and others. 5?ets. It a| pra'log to my Halisfkclinn thai William Steele, I ienr y M. Jennings and wife Ann, the eliHdren of Alexander Steele, I leeeased. riz : Mary (i. Steele, Thomas II i Steele, AleXHena Steele, Franklin Steele, , Alexander Steele and I'.yzahelh Sleele, defenilants in the nhova stated ease, reside be yond the limits of this State; on motion ' of Kershaw &i ('minors, Solieitots lor emu plainants, it is ordered that the said Defendants do atiswer,^ilend or demur-to the Bill filed in ?aid ease withirt forty davn 1 from lhn publication hereof; in default wlu-reof*. nil order of judgment pro confea so will l-e entered ngiiinst them. K Ci HH.MNUS, C. E. I. I). Conr'ra Ollive, J,:wunsUr C. ll.,S,C., April Dili, l*f>7 17th tOd. * M IN EQUITY?Lancaster. Kx I'.frte, J Petition of M. N, C l>. Meltoru Sol'r >Crawliml. Northern (TVcnit. The application of Mrs. Molivi-i N.Crnwi ford irrd-r the-Hill in the nliovc stated case for leave to oiler evidence tor preservation in relation to the In* I Will and Testament of William Massey, deo'd , being tiled ; pnjilie notice is bcri^iv given that ?mo*b cv idvliec will ho taken before plhe ('nmmis* ' Moner in l'mnitv for Lancaster ltf*iri?i ->i his office on the 16!ti day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. M. Commissioner* Oilifb Ijinqaster C. II., S. C, March 28, 1867. Iv. G. HILLINGS, C. E. L. D. A>3 -tod. , IN EQUITY ?Lancaster. I Andrew II. Ellis and J.") Ilil! to sell l.nnd, J. Ellis, Executors, | Injuncti o n, to vs. ^ Alareligl assets.* Rynatn Adnmsaqd wife | . et.Ail. * J . In conformity nt-the dccrota! ordrt of Chancellor t'arron in till* ens,., tiled in this office .lannnrv 22d, I8?>7, the Creditors of the Estate of Wm. VV.' Kjli*. deceased, whose debts are not in judgment, are here by notified that they are enjoined from pro. ceoding in law against his Executors ; and that thov nre required to appear before me, at my office at I.nnenster Court llou?e. and prove an'.l establish their respective demands, on or before the twenly.ninlh day }if May, one thousand eight hundred and sixlv seven I'iieh and every one of anid creditors refusing or failing to comply with the privilege herein otlered, eill he buried* anil excluded from such privilege "after the pereiqptoiy .lay above designated. C'oia'rs Office, Lancaster C. II.. N.C. K. fi. HILLINGS, C. K. L D. March 29, 18G7. * 8 2m I Sheriff Sales. HV Virtue of Sundry Writs of Pi Fa to toe directed, i will Hell nl* I .in>s*'er Court IIoiiho on Hnlea day iu May, within toe legal hours of sale : Two Hundred nnd Eighty Acre* of T^ind mora or less, bounded by land* of Evan Railing* S.un'l U Robertson, nnd other*, la-vied on and to be rmid n* trie prope rty of ; R A Ingram at the suit of Samuel II. In* gram and others. Term* Cash?Purchaser* to pay for pm pern J. 11. COUSAllT, S. L I). April 10, 1807. td Sheriff Sale. HY VIRTUE of n Fi Fa to me directed, I will sell nl l*incn*ter Court House on tlie first Monday in May next, withyi the legal hours of sale, the following pro crtv to wit : Ail of Defending intereat in Two Hun drod Aeroa (if I.-nid, more or lend Hound' td by lands ('f John M. Cra'.fl, Robert 1). Mnr.tgnm ry, nnd other*. levied on and to be Hold an the properly of John ilegurt, at the Huji of II. It. iluucosk. TklKMS CASII?Purchaser to pay for papers. J. n COUSART, H. L. D. April 10, 18(]7. id Fresh G-arden Seeds 17OR SM.R AT THE OLD PRICE by : Feb 6. J. B BOYD. FIRM! FORMED A CO-PARTNERmuaryr 18G7, for the purpose of tdize Business. We intend to i sell at. as low prices as they 1 the addition of freight. We receiving a 1(11 A Vfi K'n I.MUAA AM) liliOlhiSlliN ! IMfi POLK, LMIU, CORN, FLOUR, 11 I K FISH, LAKK TROUT, i AND TEA, e assortment of 15MENS DRY ROODS, TS (Itotli ?n>I G?nU), HARD? IIOKS, TRACK-CHAINS, I, PLOUGH STEEL. urchased for cash in Baltimore sold exclusively for CASH, as be conducted these hard times, e Vefusetb fiSIJ/riAl] A UIIAFfiE. N. O. n. CHAFEK. i; II S I N E S S C A R I) s. '' --r ' l p ? i J. l .. Jl.fB?i .lolui V* Wi(lici'Npovii). ATTORNEY AT LAW, Offers his Professional Services in the Practice of I.aw to the Citizens of Lancaster. ty<'fKcc on Punlap Street, near the C. II. January 9, 1S67. tf. DANIEL II. SILCOX, Furniture W arerooms, 175, 177 & 170 King Street, CU^RLIiSTON, S. C. N. J?.?Goods carefully packed for the country. December 19, '60? Gm.?pu. A !\r:n' edition of an old minor having generally prevailed, that I have discontinued the practice of medicine, I take this method of declaring that I am ndw, have bcoi:, nnd expect to he actually engaged in the practice of my profession, so long as I live. Prom hunger I would not die, 'Tia just that he who cat Should work, And so will 1. Aoril J ?tf n V wvr IP \r n Jas. M. Pennington, covriurroii 3 builder, LANCASTER C. II., S. C. Will furnish designs And CAltmnlc* of kit kinds of Buildings, embracing modern styles. Will also execute till woijc bucIi as Building ntnl Hrptfliing with luiitness and dispatch.? Residence ut LaucaSterrillc, S. C. June 20, 18C0. 19??1 jr. * WILLIAMS & ALLISON, ' A T TORN IS .Y S AT LA W AN% SOLICITORS I\ KQUITY W" Office in the Court House,Lancaster, S. C. lion, (k W. Williams, ) It. E. Allison, K.*^. Yorltville X r C t ...-.?i- <5 * - - -w. J muvnovci | P. V/? Aug. 22, 1 Sort. . 28?tf. C. ll. KTLTOH, n. J. WITHKRFPOON, fester, S. C. Lunelletcr C. H, l|<allttiv?V \Vi(lici*?|>ooii, ATTORNEY'S AT LA W SOLICITORS*IN EQUITY. Will practice in Lancaster aml^urrounding Di?i tricts. Particular Attention given to the collee tion of Debts, Drawing Deeds, Contractu, &c. Aug 1.5, 186ft. ' tf. Kershaw &, Connors, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. jyoilice in the Court House, Lancaster, S. C. Qkm. J. B. Kkrsuiw, I W. M. 0*>nop<., E?q., Camden, S. C. J . Lancaster C. 11., 8.C Jan. 10, 180(1. , 1S?tf. *. n. ci.ownt, t oko. k. nooo?. CLOWK1 iV IlOCiOS, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A DOER'S WIIARF, CHARLESTON. S. C. RFfl'KUKXCKS. Ja*. AHffflr k Co, Clmrloaton, Jag. K. Robinin son, Charleston ; Maj. K. M.Siuia, Lancaster, Col. Joltn D. Wyiie, Lancaster. l^ri.ibejul advances made on consignments. Especial attention given to Orders. " Nov. )4tli 1606. t.uioa. II ILL'S ihuisr - ? - r~* m m. \r t; M MM y Comer Meeting and Queen Street!, CHARLESTON, s.c. ^p!IIH POPULAR and WKLL KNOWN 1. HOUSE IS NOW FULLY OPEN fur the recuption of visitors, having been refurnished with NEW nnd ELEGANT FURNI'IURK throughout ; nnd offer to the traveller acoonuuodutioua nnd convenience*. as a FIR8T CLASS HOTEL, not to be equnled by nny North or South The Patronage of the travelling public ia respectfully solicited. Rates of Hoard per day 1t 00. " ' ' month n* may ba agreed on. JOSEPH I*UROEI.I?, ' Feb 'id. Proprialoa. 0