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g?wiwr ?i am ?i ?n??? NEW Al)VERT?iSEMENm DePass &. Clyburn, ATT0UNKY8 AT LAW AXI> M)MClTOKS ill i;qUlTI . IVH.L promptly iittoiij to nil business antruetc>l lo thorn. ! t~9T" Kpeciul at tout ion given to cases in bankruptcy. \V. I,. 1)?.Pass, ) It. R. CLTUtmx, I Condon, K. 0. J Lancaster C. II.,S. C. Octal, isoi ESTABLISHED 1848. Till? 0IIK8TER STANDARD. (lKO. rlTHKH, Editor and Publisher. This Vidunblo journal lias a large circulation in tlio upper part of this State ami in portions Of North Carolina. It is an excellent medium Tor mcrchan'a to extend their business. Published at $3 per soar. T*o copies fcr? per year. >'iva copies f!2 60 per rear. Croat inducements to persons getting up Clubs. Advei tfsenients on very reasonable terms. PlTilKIt & HANCOCK, Oct Slst, l?f?7. Proprietors. PROSPECTUS OF Til to CARRIER DOVE, on frlcctilciibur;; rcinnlc College MAGAZINE. B propose to send forth from the In\V HlUulion, N:?vetnber 15th, 18l>7, "The Carrier Dove, or Meck'enburg Female Collego Magrzino, designed exprewdy for young Indies. This will be a Periodical of Fortv-Eicht I'ngfH, well printed on liue pnpor und handnomcly illHKtr?t**?l. Tlio iviin will bo lo mnko it, in tlia hightat degree. nttrnctive and entertaining. It will be issued Quarterly, at SI per nnnuin, in advance. For nix copies will ho nont lo ?no address. Forward tinmen and money withI out delay. An encouraging number of V Mibwrlhern !"'?<> already hern obtained. . All cotnmuiiieationH should be addressed ' lo Ki:v A t r. HTAC'Y, Oct 31 Charlotte, N. C. ESTA TE SALE.! I>Y VI11TIJF. OF THE POWER CON~y ferrc.l under the Will of Dr. W. C. ' ItTAUTHKN, (licensed, nnd by permission of tha Ordinarv. 1 will noil, on AfO.XDA F, Ihr 11 ill of Sovc.mh*r r.cxt, at the Into n-ni denca ot said tit-ceased, nil of the personal Estate of said deceased, consisting of STOCK OK VARIOUS KINDS, Corn nnd other produce. WA O ONS, C. I Hit IA OK, PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS, *r * - ? ? - - jaousciioia ana iiitolion Furniture, ANl) OTII!:ii ARTICLES, it 47" T&HMS CAS 11. The I.ANDS of mid Mnlato will he rented for the ensiling year on the mine day. MAKCAKKT J. CAUTIJF.N, Oct. 24, V>7?3t. Executrix. i1 IflMMlSSIUSER'S SiLEs" ** In Equity?Lancaster. Mnrgnret Hilton, widow, Bill for Partition I and other*, I Itenl K*tato of vm. J (tenrgo Hilton, lliclinrd Hilton, et. nl. J demoted. UNDER the order of the Court in tliia tuo, I will Hell at I-anonnter Court House on Mondav, th* Hi dnv <>f November next, tfle following described lands belonging to the Estate of (ieorifo HilLin. Iv . O* -- -??I ~V%VM?V^J| J Jo^f on Flat (*r?-?*k : The tract dttf*if?n?li' t in Hie Return of the t/WliiiiiuriuiH'M nnd Flat as No. U, contain* !?<; 13 4 Acres, more orl?s*. and hounded by tracts Nos. 1 and 3, nnd by Flat and l)rv Creeks. AI.SO, the tract designated In aaid lie* turn ua No. G, containing . 114 AoroS; 1 more or less, nnd bounds t by Tracts Nos. b and 7, nnd by Flat Creek and lnnd? of I Darling Gardner. ALSO, the Tract do?iposted in said Rotarn, aa No 9, containing 122 Aores, more or less, and bounded by Sarah's f(ranch. Flat Creek, Tract No. 8, und by lands of James Gardner. TERMS: The (turcluiser of the Tract (inttit/nulHti No !i U'ill !?-* ran?/? ?-? ..... ..... ... yay Sufficient cauli to defray the coal* of these proceedings and expenses of sale. The balance of Utu purchase money of said tract, noil the whole of the purchase money of llio remaining tracts (with the exception I of their proportionate part of the expenses of sale) will be on a credit of one year, | with interest from lay of sale, the purchasers to give notea with personal securi> ty and mortgage* of the Lands. Purchaser* to pay for i'nper*. I-ST To rniM of sale must l>o complied with on the day of anle. K. ti KILLINGS, C. K k l>. Com'r* Office, l-ancaster (J. 11., 8. ('., Octtobcrl), lHh7?41 [$27,00] In Equity?Lancaster. Jam** Small and W. \V. ] Mill for (njuneX liiuaou, Kxccutors. 1 lion. To acll va. f LauJs, die. Jeruahn (Union, ct. nl. J f UNllKIt the Order of the Court in thia cnJtc, i will tell a*. I-anenstcr Court House, on Monday tkc It.r day of November next, a Tract of i.and belonging to tho Katate of Washington llinswn, deceased, lying on the waters of Little Lynches' Creek," bounded bv binds of W. II. Roberts, Kstatc landa of W. W. F.llis, lands of Daniel lliuson and others, containing 241 Acres, tnor* or lex*. Maid band will b? an Id aabjeet to the right and clnitn of Jeinaha fllnaon, widow, to havaand to hold during liar lifa 01 acrea thereof, which haa boon eaiigned her aa Dower?the porchaaor lo take posacasion of aaid 01 acrca at her death. TKRMS:?A aufficleocy of caah to pay ft tha oata and cxpenaea of eale. Tha baU aoco on n credit of one and two yeara with iolert-at from day of aala, aecored by tha I bond of the purchaaer with two good aeeuriliea and a mortgage of tha laud. Purchaaer to pay for paper*. Tenon of aale inuat l>e COtnpltod with OD tha day of ante. I K. 0. flll.t.lNGS, C. E. I,. T>. LMMMUrC. II , Oct. U, 1807.-41 IIdJ i . J' ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS | Offioial. | TI? ai'iji'artkr* Oil MilHory DMrlol. ) n.iul<M<m S. C., October If., 18<>7. ) [f/rvntl Or<lrr* Ao. t)0.] Ity tin* term* of ihrt Act of CnngrcM entitled "A ii net to provide lor the more efficient government ol the rebel States," passed March 2d, Rtul of (lie nets of Mm eh 2;hl, and July 1'Jih, 1SC7, supplementary thereto,?it is iiiiole thu duty of tlie Commanding General of this Military District to cause u registration to he made of the male inhabitants ot the State ol South Carolina, of the ago of twenty-one jours nth! upwards nnd qualified by the terms I said nets to vote, and after such registration is complete, to order an election to ho held at which the registered voters of said Stato shall vote lor or against a Convention, for the purpose of establishing a constitution and civil government for the said State, loyal to tho Urn 1 ion, and (or delegates to said convention?nnd to give at least thirty days' notice ol the time and place at which said election shall be held ; and the said registration having been completed in the Stale of South Caiolina, it is outer ed : Flr*t. That an election he held in the State of South Carolina, commencing on Tuesday, the 19th day of November, 1667, nnd ending on Wednesday, the 20th day of November, 1807, at which all registered voters of said Slate may vote "For n Convention," or "Against a Convention," and for delegates to constitute the Convention?in case a majority of the votes given on t hat question, shall tie for a Convention, and in case a majority of the registered voters shall have voted on the question of holding Bueh Convention. iSVrowl. It shall he the duty of the Boards of Registration in South Carolina, commencing fourteen days prior to the election herein or! dered, and giving reasonable public notice of the time and place thereof, to revise for a period of five days the registration lists, and upon being satisfied that any person not entitled thereto lias been registered, to strike the name of such person frour the list; and such person siiall not be entitled to vote. The Boards of Registration fihnil nlsn?during the same period, add to such registers the names ot all persons who at that time possess the qualifications required by said acts?who have not already been registered. ThirdIn deciding who are to be ?trick on iroin or noueu to the registration lists, tlio Hoards rt ill ln> tniided hy the law of March -d, lb07, and the laws supplementary thereto, and their .tit. ut. 'ti i- specially directed to the Sup (ilenteiit'iry net of July 10, ISC7. / ,-iK Tito sal I election will he he? 1 in each i!i -trict at such places as may hereafter he designated under Iho superintendence ol the Hoard* of Kcgis'ratiou as provided hy law, and In in coi d nice with instructions hereafter to he given to sui I Hoards in conformity with the nets ol Congress and na far as may he with the laws f South Carolina, h]'-li. All iudif'JS and clerks omiilnvail in i corvine'in,: i l election, shall before common* t-iiirr to hold tin- - ?nn\ be sworn to the fiith. fnl performance of their duties, ar.il shall also take and suhserihe theoathof office pre-oribcd by law for officers of the United State?. Sis/h. The polls shall be opened nt such vo. ting places at ei.-ht o'clock iu the foienoou, and closed at four o'clock in the nfternouii of each day, and shall be kept open during these hours without it t "-mission or adjournment. Si r< nth. No mriithor of the Hoard ol Regisi tration, who is a candidate for election us a del- j egnte to the Convention, shall serve as a judge of the election ill any district which he seeks to represent hijhth. The sheriff and other pw officers of each district are required to lie present during the whole time that the polls are kept open, uud until the election is completed ; and will be uiado responsible that there will bono inter" lorcnee with judge* of elections, or other interruption of good order, if there should he more than one pulling ptugo in any district, the sheriff of the district is empowered and directed to make such assignments of his deputies, niwl other ponce officers, to the other polling places, as limy, in his judgment, best subserve the purposes of quiet ami order; and he is further required to report these arrangements in advance to the Commander of tho Military Post in which his district is situated. Xinlh. Violence, or threats of violence, or of uischargefrom employment, or other opprosrivu means to prevent any person from registering, or exorcising his right of voting, is positively prohibited, and any such attempts w ill ho reported by tho registrars or j udges of elections to the Post Commander, and will cause the arrest and tiial of the offenders Kv mllii.n Authority. Truth. All bar room*, saloons, an?l othor places far tlio sale of liquors by retail, will be closed from <5 o'clock of the evening o f the 18th of November, until 0 o'clock ot the morning of the'Jisi of November, 1867, arid during ibis time the sab! of all intoxicating liquors at or near any polling place is prohibited. The police officer* of cities and towns, and tho yketifl'sand other peace otliccra ot districts, wilt beheld rcsponsible for tlic strict enforcement of this pro- j hibition, and will promptly arrest nn?l hold fur trial all persons who may transgress it. Klrvmth. .Military Interference with elections "unlo?s it shall be necesaary to repel the armed enemies of the United States or to keep the pcaco at tho polls" is prohibited by tho act of Congress approved February'J5lh, 1806, and ns soldiers wiUboallowed to appear at any polling place, unless as citiacns of tho State thoy are quali'ied and are registered ns voters, and (lien only for the purpose of voting; but the Commanders of Posts will kucp their troops well in hand on the days of election, and will be prepared to act promptly if the civil authorities are unable to preserve tho pence. Tw-lfth. Tho returns required by law to bo [ made to tho Commander of the Di.?ui<-t of the results of this election, trill he rendered by tho Hoards ol Kegistration of the several registra* tion precincts through tho Commanders of tho Military l'csts in which their precincts are sit- ] u a tod, and in accordance with tho detailed instructions hereafter to be given. 'fhirUcnth. The number of delegates to tho Convention is determined by law and is the number of members of tho most numerous branch (if tho I..,irislatlirO for tlio venr eitrhteeii hundred and sixty, and this number, one huu* I dn?l and twenty-four, id apportioned to tho re j preventative Diotricla of tho State in tho ratio ot registered voters as follows : District of Charleston, Nine Delegates. DbtrM of Niue Delegate* District of Colleton, Five Delegates. District of Beaufort, Reven Delegates. Distiict of Georgetown, Throo Delegates. District of Horry, Two Delegates. Dbtric^of Williamsburg, Throo Delegates. District of Marion, Four Delegates. District of Darlington, Four Delegates. District of Marlboro', Two Delegates. District ot Chesterfield, . Two Delegates. District of Rum ter, Four Delegates. District of Clarendon, Two Delegates. District of Barnwell, Six Delegates. District of Kdgefiold. Seven Delegates District of Orangeburg, Five Delegate*. District of Koishaw, Three Delegates. Distiict of Richland, Fonr Delegates. Di-trkt of Lexington, Two Dologatea. District of Newberry, Three Delegates. Di-tricl cA (.aureus, Four Delegates. District of Abbeville, Five Delegates. District of Anderson, Threo Delegates. District of Greenville, Four Delegates. District of Pickens, Three Deli-gates. District of Spartanburg, Four Deb-gate a. District of Union, Threo Delegates. Dialrict of York, Four Delegates. District of Cheater, Throo Delegates. District of Fairfield, Tle-ee Delegates. District of Lancastst, Two Delegates, lty Command of lirovct Ma]'?r*oeneral Ko. R. R. Caxuy: J.OULS V. CAZIARC, Aide de-Camp, A. A. A<lj\ Genual, oct fcl, 'o7 ? l ti COMMISSIONER'S SMS, 1 In Equity ?Lancaster. K. (J. l?illin<rs, Adm'r. ) Ltil 1 to Mur* vh AhscIH. J. A. lfn*t?cUin?, ntid others j Under the Order of tlio Court in th!s case, I will self at Lancaster Conrt limine or. Monday the 1th day of November next, the Hocimc ami Lot in the Villogo of I.nn^nMcr, belonging to the Estate of John Williams, deceased, containing Til It HE ACRES,more or lens, and bounded by <ho l*mds Ford Road, Ehtnte of John A. Stcwinan, Trust Estate of Mrs. Nancy l'rico and others. TKItMS:?A sufficiency ol cash to pay eosts and expenses of sale, the balance on a credit of jj months with interest from day of sale ; the purchaser to pive note with two approved securities, and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pav for pnperh. tar*] Vrms must bo complied with on | uuy vi sale. k. g. hillings, c. k. i,. i). Commissioners Office, Lancaster C. II. S. C. October 9, 't>7?4t. [1HJ In Equity?Lancaster. Sarah IInmmood, widow, J Hilt for vs. > Dower. Win. A. Bigjjart, nnd others. ) UNDER the Order of tho Court in this en so, 1 will sell nt Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday, 4th day of November next, n tract of l.nnd belonging to tho Ks1 tnto of Raleigh Hammond, deceased, containing 103 Acres, more or loss, and hounded bv lards of John Strain, Estate lands of I'd. Fruzer and of Id. Blackmon. TERMS:?A sufficiency of cash to pay tho costs and expenses up to the day of sale. Tho balance on n credit of one year, with interest from II > <l,iu "f u purchaser to give note with approved personal security and a mortgage of tho prem> ises. Purchaser to pay for papers. l-if" Tortus of sale must be complied with on day of sale, otherwise the prnpo'ty will lie resold on Use same day at the risk | of the former purchaser. K. <i. HILLINGS, C. B. L. I). ComntisMoners t >llice, Lancaster C. II. S. C. October 0, '67?It. t!8| In Equity?Lancaster. John H. Robertson, ") Hill for Injunction, Administrator, | to Marshal assets, vs. ) to sell lands, &o. John \V. A. Porter and | Wife, and others. J 1JNDF.R the order of tho Court in this rase. I will sell nt Lancaster Court House, on Monday the 4th day of November next, tli" lands belonging to the Lstntu of John Clyburn, d.-ceased, to wit: The interest of said deceased, (being the | undivided one half thereof,) in a tract of land known as tho "Ilagler land," coutaini? H 469 Acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands of Autos Mi'Mtnut, Zuloik Hilton, Estate lands of Jonathan Knight, n:id other*. ALSO, the "Tuxnliaw tract," contain* ing 82 Aores, more or less, bounded by tho "Ilagler tract," lands of Amos McMnnus, Alfred .Moore,and others. This tract hss boon vested in Sarah Ann Porter as Power during her life, and will bo sold subject to said claim?the purchaser to take possession at her death. TERMS :?A sufficiency of cash to pny tho costs and expenses of sale, tho balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest front clay of salo; tho purchaser to give Itond with good personal sl-eurity and mortgage* of the land. Purchasers to pay for papers. M*" 'i' erms must be complied with on day of sale. K. (1. fill.LINGS, C. E. L. I). Commission, rsOffice, LancasterC. If., S. C. uciobor 'Jth, 18H7?4t. [22.50.] In Equity?Lancaster. Burrel Phlllipa 1 Sumd Phillips, et. a!. j UNDER the Order of tho Court in tlio abovo stated ciao, I will ?o11 at Lancaster U. 11., on Monday, tho 4th dav of Novemher next, tho tract of Land belonging to tho Estnto of Robert Phillips, deceased, alleged in the proceeding* to have been aold by Robert Phillip* to Burrul I'liillips, containing 100 Aores, morn or lea*, and bounded hy other land* I of enid deceased, Wold under a former or* dcr in this case. TERMS:?A sufficiency of onah to pay | the coat* since the iuat aale. Tho balance on a uretl.t of twelve month* with interest from tho day of sale, secured hy the noto of tho purchaser with two or inore good personal securities and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. Terms of salo must be complied with on day of sale, otherwise the property will be resold on the sauio day at tho risk of tho former purchaser. K. fi. BILLINGS, C. E L D. Commissioner* Orticp, ljmeaster C. U., M. C. October !?, '?7?4t. [18] In Equity?Lancaster. Caroline Farmer r*. Harah 1 Bill for Elizabeth Farms* and William / Dower. Failo, Ex'or. S Under tho order of the Court in this case, I will sell at I vine aster C. II., on Monday tho 4th day of November next, a tract of laind bolnnrdr.rr to th? ?r Irviu Partner, decease!, containing 112 Aores, more or low, and. bonnded by land* of Wm. t'aile, J. II. Wutah, II. Gardner, nhd otfora. TERMS:?A aufficienoy of caah to pay costa and expenses no to tho day of ante. The balance on n credit of oce and two yearn, with intercat from date, due and payable annually; the purchaser to {five notes with {.'OQd personal security and u mortgages of tho property. Purchaser to pay tor papers, HT Terms of sale must bo complied with on Jay of sale. K. (J. WMJNtiS, C. E. T. I). Commissioner* Office, (.aocattcr C. U.S. C. October t>, V7?It [13,50] MERC 11AN DISK. NEW GOODS! Wo are just reoeiving a New Supply of GOODS, Suitable for the PALL AND WINTER TRADE, Having been selected with much care as to prices and styles. Cousisting in part of the following varieties, viz : FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, FANCY SILK GOODS ami NOTIONS, ROOKS and STATIONARY, CLOTHING, IIATS for Ladies and Gentlemen, full supply, ami will l>o sold C1IEA1'. BOOTS and SHOES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, CANDIES, <fcc. And many other articles not necessary to name. The public aro respectfully incited to call and exatnino our Stock, ns we intend to sell at the lowest prices for cash. Wa AmhruAO lliio n???? * t ?? v vunnnvg *11 io up|>uuuiiuv ui ruiuril' ing our thanks to our friends for past patronage and wou.u respectfully ask tuturo favors. J. A: D. M. CROCKETT, Oct. 17?C7. tf. IKON TIES AT REDUCED PRICES! JUST RECEIVED A Fresh Supply of Beard's Patent Slot Tie, AND Beard's Patent Improved Buckle Tie. ^|\7TIICI1 VVII.I. uk SOI.I) at GREAT\\ l.Y REDUCED PRICES and on liberal Terms. Dealers supplied at a heavy discount. GEO. W. WILLIAMS <fc Co., Factors, Charleston, S. C October 10, 1807. Dt. COME ONE! COME ALL H Tnthc Corner of Main ami Church ttrect*, And buv NEW coons. CHEAP (JOOPE, ami coon coons, J. M. SADLER &. Co. HAS ON HAND and will lie receiving every week u!l kinds of Ladies and Guntlei men's Dici^s <;oons. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TIX- WARE, ami D R u a s, Everything needed for Christmas Presents. Goods are cheaper than they were lant year. Always try the market before you l>uy ; you ean find in Small Stores just as good Goods as in the largest. BR SURE AND GIVE US A CALL at the Corner of Main and Church streets, j Aid Jj KINDS of Country Pro<luce taken at the hiyhest Market Prices, either Jor money or barter, and Goo>ls sold Low lor (;?Nh. J. M. SADLER & Co. Lancaster, Oct. 9, lfcf>7. N E W j GOODS I will be receiving every week XEW GOODS. \ ' And intend Keeping a GENERAL ASSORTMENT during the Season, and will sell as I nw As2 A M V HT?nnifA*Tm tJir?f ao illl I J1I lill! ' II /LPI 1 THIS SIDE OF NE W YORK I hope the people of Lancaster District will give me a share of patronage. I intend to deal HONESTLY with all, You wiii always hud mo at iny post from Sun up until 0 o'clock nt Nigbt. (I intend to SELL exclusively for CASII ) .1. II. Lftncaslerville, Sept. 12, '67. IN EQUIT\ -Lancaster. Burwel! Phillips vs. S?- J s?n Phillips, Davis C. . Rill for Partition. Phillips, et. nl, ) IN compliance with the order of tiiia Court, made in the above stated case, nt last June Term, notice is hereby given to the oroditors of l&obert Phillips, decoasod, that they are enjoined by the decree of this Court, from prosecuting their claims against said deceased, in the Law Courts, and are required to prevent and establish the same before the Commissioner of this Conrt, on or befoie the 23d day of November next, otherwise said claims will be barred. K. (I. Hit,LISU3, 0. K. L. D. July 31, 1S?7?3m. IjARGrTT AND oi FALL AND W1 have received ami V w one of the Isroost, best selected brought to this market, selected by the fir New Vork nml boston, and mostly purchnti I ? iwv/no 1 IJ.1 I 1/E,r r UUJIPETlTIUN. Our Stoolc of is full.* Oonsis'in'* in part of Prints fror Poplins, Morinoe*, l.nstre Cloths, Mohair Stock of (loodrt is large nnd complete. Li llouuots, Nets, ohaw'a, Nubias, Hoods, IIo: For G-entleme Largo lot of Ready Made Clothing at sue Pino Tweeds, Kerseys, Saltlnetts, CiiMimeri Madj Clothing, or sell you the Goods to in Collars, &.c. Boots at "Our lino of theso Goods is very largo nnd reel from tho iiianufacturcrs, saving One Pr< Prices than if liuunhl frnm iii? GROCERIES AN Brown and Whito Sugars, ColTco, Tens, I (linger, Spices. Bugging, Iron Cotton Ties A Supply of Fresh We will continue to ship Cotton for p.'irti vnnces on nil cotton ns soon ns shipped. \\ nuo Tuxes, and thus enable the producer to less expense. Call und see ua before pure! 11/ Lancaster C. II., October 4, 1867. LEGAL N 0 T JOES. In Equity?Lancaster. James Small nnd \V. ~) Bill for Injunction, W. lliuson, Ex'ra, | to sell laud, Relief vs. } &o. Jerushn Ilinson, I ct. ni. J In obedience to the decretal order of the Court of Equity, mado nt its last sitting, in the above stated case, notice is hereby given to the Defendant, William J. Blnckmoti, nnd r?l other creditors of the testator, Wash' ingtor. Ilitison, deceased, that they arc re>!r..in^ ??: - * .ng iMjunuuuii ui m?? i^ouri, from commencing, maintaining orprosccutinn any suiU in the Lnw Courts, for the enforcement or collection of an? claims or demand* against the said testator ; and said creditors are further notified and required to present and establish their said clnims before tbc Commissioner, on or before the Third day of December next, failing herein, said claims will be barred. K. C. IMELINCIS, C. E. E. T>. Commissioners ()flicc, Eancnster C. II., S. C. Aug. '28, lx'w.?3mos. IN EQUITY?Lancaster. D. I). A. liclk, Bill to Marshal asAdministrator, | vs. }> acts, for Injunction I). \V. lirown, I John Adams, et.nl. J &c., IN accordance with the decretal order made in the above stated case, nt June Term, 18K7, all and singular the creditors of ' A. N. \V\ Bulk, deceased, are hereby nolitiod that they are restrained by Injunction from suing at Eaw on their claims against tho Estate of said deceased. Said creditors nre further notified that they are required to present and establish their claims before the Commissioner of this Court on or before tho 13th day of November, or failing so to do, said claims will be barred. K. Ci. BIEEINRS, C. E. L. D. Com'rs OHico, l.nlicaster, C. II., S. C., July 2 lib,. 18<17?3uio9. Ill Equity?Lancaster. John E Robertson, Adm'r. "j Bill for Injuncv*. tion, to mar* John W. A. Porter, nnd shal assets, to wife, and others. sell Lands,Re* ? t lief, &.c. IN conformity to the decretal order of this Court, made in tho above stated case at June Term, 1867, nil nnd singular the creditors of John Clyburn, deceased, nre hereby notified that they are restrained by the Injunction of this Court from suing In any of the Law Courts on their claims against the Estate of said deceased ; and they nre further notified and required to present and establish their said claims before the Commissioner of this Court on or before the 31st day of October next, other, wise said claims will bo barred. K. G. BILLINGS. C. E. L. D. July 21th, 1867. 3m. IN EQUITY ?Lancaster. Molivia N. Crawford, Bill for InjuncAdministratrix, | tion, to Marshal v.l } A4.SU'.*, lO Hull Martin Crawford, I Real Estate, &.c. unci otiiore. J I 1\ conformity to tho decretal order oi thin Court made in the above stated case at June Term, 18G7, x.ll and singular the b creditors of the Estate of Robert 1,. Crawford, deceased, are hereby notified that they are restrained by the Injunction of this Court from suing at Law on thc!r claims ngniust said Estate. Said creditors are fur [ ther notified to present and establish their claims before the Commissioner of this Court, on or before the sixth day of Not. emoer next, otherwise their eituuis vrill be barred. K. G. BILLINGS, c. e. l. d. July 21th, 1867. Urn. In Cquity?Lancaster. B. R. Hancock, "1 Bill fer Injunction, to Administrator, 1 Marshal Assets, For vs. y Account, Relief, die. 1 Henry Hancock, I et'. al. t IT having been niado to appear that John Plyler and Sarah A. l'lyler, his wife, and Nancy B. Bulk, Defendants in the above atated case, reatde beyond the limit* of the State of Sooth Carolina. It i* ordered, on motion of John I). Wylle, Solicitor for the Complainant, that the raid Defendant* do anawer. plead or demur totfco Bill filed against them, and. Honry Hancock, Harllett i J. NVitherspcon and James II. Witherapoon^with in forty daya from thia date, or on failing ao to do, a decreo "pro confeaao" will bo made againat them. K. (i. BILLINGS, C. E. L. O. , Coinmia?ionera()mce,I.ancaaterC. II.,S.C. i October 8th, 1867?40J. 1/ \ AAA !'B3 OP CLEAN COTI I JaUv/V / TON IlAGS wanted at thia Offieo. Will either pay CASH or give tho Lux; f.it in exchange, June 19th, !8o7. -n i NEW STOCK NTEI1 GOODS! . j i mi; vonKimiiiy rrcfiTli| and most complete Stock of Cooda ever m In person, in tho markets of Baltimore, icd for caul), and will bo Hold for cash at Ijadies Goods n 121 cents per yard up; Mous DeLanes, Lustre, Balmorals and Hoop-Skirls. Oar irge assortment of Ladies Cloaks, lists, se, &e. jn's Wear, li Low l'riues that will astonish nil?full. t?s, &c. We can tit you in n suit of Uesdp alco llio.a. Shirts, under-Shirts, JJrawera, id Shoos, I were purchased in Boston nnd vicinity, df>fit, and enabling us to sell at much lower uirleHton or Now Vork. n T>T?nTrTaTrt-?vr2 ? ? w j.uxv/ li Molasses, Lard, Bacon, Mackerel, Pepper, i and Twine. Ih'ii^ just received. Ins to Charleston and will make liberal ad. 'ill also furnish the Bagging, pay the Here, realize Charleston Prices for his Cotton? inning elsewhere. ksm:i/ri\i: ac ciiafkg. h E (! A L NO TIC KS.^ In Equity?Lancaster. Martha June Buskin, 1 Bill for Injunction, Adtnr'ix., vs. James ! to Marshal assets, Mugill Baskin, nud { Sell I?nnds, Dower, others. ^Relief, &.c, IN obedience to the Order of this Court, made in the nbovo stated cnse.at June Term 1867, notieo is hereby given to nil and singular the creditors of William Ingrain Baskin, deceased, that they are enjoined from suing in the Courts of Law on their claims ngainst the Estate of said deceased. Said creditors arc further notified that they are required to present and establish their claims before the Commissioner of this Court on or before the first day of November next, or foiling so to do, said clniflns will bo barred. K. G. BILLINGS,C. E. L. D. July 24, 1867. 3m. I t~ tt? :i_ t . xu xji^any?LiiinciiSLer. C. It. Cureton *nnd Bill for Injunction,* other*, Executors, ! Bale ot Lauds, fee. v*. \V. J. White and j wife, and others. ( IN accordance with the order of the Court, tundo in this case, nt June Term, 1867, notice is hereby given to all and singular the creditors of W. J. Cureton, deceased, that they nro enjoined by the decree of this Court, from having, maintaining er prosecuting suits in tho Courts of Lie#, against the Executors of said deceased; and they are further notified and required to present and establish their respective claims before the Commissioner of thin Court, on or before the 20th day of November next, otherwise their claims will be barred. K. G. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D. Commissioners Ollice, Lancaster C. II. S.C. July 31st, 1867.?3mos. In. Equity?Lancaster. John Lanoy, Adm'r. ) Bill for Injunction,!* vs. > marshal assots sod to Martha Plyler, ctal. N sell latnds. IN obedience to the Order of this Court, made in the above stated case at June Term, 1867, notice is hereby given to tho creditors of Daniel Plyler, deceased, that they are restrained by the Injunction of this Conrt from suing in the Courts of I.aw on their claims against tho tislato of said deceased. Said creditors are also notified to present and establish their said claims before tHK Commissioner of this Court on or before the 30th day of October next, otherwise said claims will be barred. K. G. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D. July 24, 186*1. 3in- ' IN EQUITY?Lancaster. " K. G. Hillings, Ey'or. J Bill for lavs. > junction, &o'. Irvin Clinton, and others. ) IN compliance with the order of tkie Court, made in tho above stated case at June Term, 18G7, all aod singular the creditors of Miner Clinton, deceased, are bareby notified that they-sre enjoined from proceeding to enforce their demands at Lavr against tho Executor of said deceased ; aa4 that they aro required te present and eel tablish their said demands befors the undersigned, who has been appointed Special Referee in this case, on or before the 27th day of November, next, otherwise said claims will bo burred. B. R. CLYBURN, Special Referee, July 31, 1867. 3m. IN EQUITY ?Lancaster. John M. Beatty, ") Bill for Injunction i Administrator, i and to Marshal as. ! vs. ^ acts. , Mary E. Massey, I oL al. J , IN conformity to tha decretal order mado in the above stated cause at June Term, 18^7. tho creditors of S. B. Massey, da-' ceased, sro notified that they nre required to tile and establish their respective demand^, against the Estate of said deceased, before tho Commissioner of this Court, on or hefore the first day of Jnnuary, next; failing so to do, snid claims will he barred. K G. BILLINGS, C. E. L, D? Com'rs Office, Lancaster C. II., S. C. July 17,1867.?3mos. IN EQUITY?Lancaster. Thos. K. Cureton, Ex'r.-) Bill for lnjunevs. | lion, to Marsbnl' James E. Cureton, and ^assets, for eonntfx.ra 1 _ _ J VWIVI-i | muunwii U a I settlement. IN ncoordnnco with tho o'dor of this Court, made in tho above stated case, at ln?t Jono Term, all and singular tho credi-' torn of Kliza R. Curator., dcceasod, ars hereby notified that they are restrained hy injunction, from having, maintaining and prosecuting suit* in the law Court, for the collection of their demanda against the Kelate of said deceased ; and :uid creditore are further notified and required to present and establish their said demands before the Commissioner of thin Court, on or before tho 16th day of November next; otherwise bnid claims will bo barred. K. (J. MI.LIN08, C; R. L. D. Commissioners Office, l^nn^astci C. II.,S. C, July 31st, 18G1.?3mos,