Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Agricultural Societies. These associations havo been duly appreciated by the Southern un-WiggWett eas ly ae 'Tr. During the days of - ery, when labor was abundant, and subject to our control, they were, perhaps, not so important, and consequently received but little Attention. The object of every farmer is, of -.Arse, to realize the greatest pos sible yield in proportion to the ,.ntity -of. land in cultivation, Aeumber of hands employed, and thcapita invested. To do this b"usoixereise the very highest ee otskill in the management ofhis fari. Now, how many are p dpf this degree of skill? Y*ay fnd afew here and there, but-a majority of the men now managing plantations know liter orally nothing about scientific 10ming, and the misfortune is, Ibey do not care to be taught. Many of them think that what -they don't know is not worth knowing. N man is perfect. No man has Sarrived-at perfection in any tyde, occupation, or profession. A few excel, but the great majority never-rise above mediocrity. (mExchange Paper. Too Much Ation. adam-Most wortty of my ad ion after long consideration, o tie great reptation you possess im the nation, I have a strong in 67G6nNoobcorAe your relation. bn yor application of the declara , shaf make preparation to mdo$situatio'n- to profess my :Udi;ton And if such obligation :*1 rthy of observation, and can '-0r& cotU iseration, it will be ug&ranizat.ion beyond all cal -of the joy and exultation Youra SAM DESIDERAUTION. *'- "ThEANSWER. n--i'eceived your oration, . - NAh much deliberation, and a little eoBnesation at the great .infat eisfyerrwe - imagination, - . *. - 4 Ck sbw ueh - eneration oni so .feinadation. I suppose otg-iination an%s thie fruit of spreation or had sprung from os nzietstion to dispay your edu - --c' n by odd enumeration, or ~i r mult- pleation, of words of the same terination, though of - r'at variation in their respective iiceation.:Ejow, without dis puttikr,l 'yoUrlaborious applica dem to -so'tedious an occupation,! degrees commaeadlation, and think sIuruitation sufficient gratifica t wthout hesitation, SALuIz MODERAT'ON. - - ~A A"V. H. C. D.n" - ~~ie .slang..vocabulary of the dayatileast in the slang-vocabul * ~ p Edgeie, the above initials ~mal "LA Very heavy Coon Dog." -s o the app3lication, we do not imaganethat the slightest expla - pna ijecssay.This is em D's." There wasp a whole pack of themassembled -recently in~ GE&Gteston ; und another pack -in Ge~~4 d opthLer pack in F and pack in every~ Southern State. And a superb * pack in Washington. And old - - Brownlow is par excellence a "V. - .-4 ader is Thiad..Stel ~d s are the doctors who ~e. se r no a-days by "lay in ~of-hands.'".And so--are Ana~ Iickfnson and Susan B. An thOny. But the, Heaviest Coon Dlog that has come vnder our notice -- andi the wisest and grittiest-is -~-- the iiiameless who speaks below. She is a- cogespondent of the Ro chester Untion~ and does not like "the best govern ment* the world everesaw." In fact she is most yorthily -and appropriately dis gestd t -h way things are going on atWashington. In a reneinaiommunicattip to the. Un - oin, ioindulges in the following spiriiedha# frightful strain. We glory in her spunk. "Were I the last woman in the world, and did I 'stand. with one foot og the-White House-and the! other on the IRocky Mountains' expecting every moment the! -crash-'rould come unless I re canted, iwould swing the A mcri can eagle by the tail and shout. 'Crack Loose Republic,' as down I went amid the fragments of creation."-Edgefield Advertiser, On examining the papers of a deceased Spaniard in New Or-* leans it was fbund that he bad ex-. pended in the course of his life. $100,000 in lottery tickets and TILE WOMDAN IN BLACK.-A sen sation was created inl the city yes terday, by the appearance -of a womu. on our.street, dressed- in a black suit of broad cloth(male at tire) and who made it her speciali ty to visit the different resturants and saloons in search of a truant lover. She was rather boyish loking iti appearance, had a sweetly charming ace, wore a Dexter cloth cap, business coat and cavalry boots. She stepped wonderfully well, only slightly pigeon-toed, looked the perfect picture of masculine beauty, but had an eye of brilliant brown that shot occasional glances of fierce determination to do or die. We have learned a part of her sad history. It is onily the sane old story of unrequited love and jealous revenge. She seeks her betrayer, and concealed in her bosom she carries a deadly wea pon, which she promises to only use when petitions and prayers will fail.-Omaha Herald. District Court of the Ut States. FOR THE District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of WADE J1. SETZLER, SBaW..rupt. Distict of South Carolina. This is to give notice that en the rth day of MareAl, 1868, a warrant of B:tik ruptey wis ined out of the District Gourt of the Uni:ei S:a:s for th;c Diistiict- ol South Caro, "1a, lgist the esate of Wade 11. Setz!er, of Newberry in the District of, Ne-berry, in said DiSt riCt, who has been afijindged a Bahikrupt on his Owt peition -That the payment of any deh:s and the de1Fvery of auy property be loigin'g to sch Btulr::p: ; to him, or for his use, and the trnsfer of ar.y property by hii, are fih en by law iand that a meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to i-ove their deb:s, and to cloome one o more Aszignzees of' his estate, will be held at a Court of La!krup:vy, to I.e hoiden at Xe% herry Court House at the office of, and be;fore fHenry Sniewr, E-q(, R.'pister in Bankruptcy for said District, ot the iotr d1ay of Apri4,l A. D., 1868, nt 12- o'clock M. - J. P. 31. ElPPIN, U. S. Marsbai o. Ca., District, by GEsaa LAIsFN, March 11. Deputy Mes-enger. District Court of the U. States, , FOR THE District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy., In the matter o: '"l0A B. KENNERI LY, iankrutpt. District'of south Carolina. This is to give notice that on the 2nd d:iy of March, 1868, at warrant of' Bankrunptev was issued out of the District 'court of the United Sttes fo)r the D)ist rict -of Sou:h1 Catrolina, aga:inst the est.ite of Thos, B. Ke n nterly of New berry G. HI., in the-District of Newberrv, in said District, who has been adjadged a Bankrupt on his own petition: That the paymtent of any debts and the de livery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt ; to hitm, or for his use, and the transfer of'any pr-operty7 by himt, are fori-hi den by law : and that a ameting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, anid to choose one or more Abig~nee-. of hisrat, will h;o held, at a Court oif Banikotty, to be bolden at Newb erry Court House at the'eilce of, and before Henry Su:nrier, 'Esq , Register itn Bank -p'cy fo:' said Dittnet, on the 8'.h dayv of April, A. D., 1868, at 1t) o'clock, A. M1. J1. P. M. EPPING, U. S. Marshallh So. Ca. District, - nat 4 D)eputy Messenger. District Court of tihe UnNUed States. For the district of South CarolHna. In Banks ruiptcy. In the matter of C. B. COUNiTS, B .nkrup't. This is to zire notice that on the 3rd day of March. 1868, a warratnt of Bankruptcy was issued out of the district Court of the United States for the di-trict of So)uth, Caro linagatitnst the estate of C. B. Cotunts of Newberry in the district of New berry, in said district, who Jias been ad judged a B3ankrupt on his own petition. that the payment of any debts and the de livery of any -property belonging to such Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any proper:y by him, atre forbid den by law; and that a meeting of the Cred, Itors of said B:tnkrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of h-is estate, widi be held at a -Court of Bank ruprey, to be holden at Newber-ry Court Hon-c at the office of, and before'Henry Summer, Esq . Register in bankrtuptcy for said district, on the 9th day of April, A. n.. 1868, at 12 o'clock, M. . J. P. M. EPPING, U. S. Marshall, S. C., district, - by G'RORGB LARSEN, March 11 11 3t. Deputy Messenger. District Court e U.iJ State, For the D strict of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of A BRA [lA M H A RRIS, Bantkrupt: District of - South Carolina. This is no give tnotice that on the 6th day of March, 18t68, a warratnt of Batnk ruptcy was issued out of the district Court of the United States for the Distrt of South Catrolinia, against the estate of Abra ham iHarris, of Newberry Court H[on=e in. the District of Newberry, in) saidl District, who has been adjudged a Bankruipt on' his own pethlIon. That the p:ayment of any~ debts and the delivery of any property by him are forbidden by law ; and that a meet lg of the Cr'editors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose or.e or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New berry Court Hou.se at the otRece of, and be ore Henry Summer, Esq., Register in Ban u ruptcy for said District,-on the 9th day of A pril, A. D., 1868, at .3 o'clock, P. M. J. P. 31 EPPINGI, U. S. Marshal So. Ca , Distriet, .ac , by GEORGE LARsF.s, arh11. Deputy Messenger. District Court of the United States. For the District of south Carolina. In Bank rubtcy. la the matter of HENR-Y srONE, Bankrupt. This is to give notice that on the 3rd day of March, 18638, a warrant of Bankruptcy was is sued out of' the District Court ot' the United states for the. District ot south Carolina, gainst the estate of Henry stone of Newberry, it the District of N.'eberra , in said Distr.ict, who has been adfadged a Btankrupt ou is own petition: That the pa' ment of any del te aid the delivery of any property belong ing to such Bankrupt; to him, or for his user, a.d the transfer of any' property hy him, are for bidden by law; and that a meeting of the Cred - itors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to.be hol' den at Newherry Court House at the office of1 and before Henry snmmner, Esq , Register in Bankruptcy tir said District, on the 9th day of J. P. M. E~PPING, U. S. Marshall, 58. C., District, by 3rtoGE LA ,EN March 11 11 at Dennuty Meagner, District Court of the U. States. For the District of Suth Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of THOMAS H. CH1APPELL, Baukrupt. District of Sotuh Carolina. This is to give notice that on the 10th day of March, 1863. a warrant of Bankruptcy was issued out of the Di-trict Court of the United States for the district of South Caroli. na.against the c4ta te of Thomas H. Chappel of the District of Newberry,in said Dist, who haz heen adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition: That the payment of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to sneh Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, and the tran-fer of any property by him, are forhidden by law; and that a meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his estate. will be held at a Court of Bank, ruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court House, at the office of, and before Henry Summer, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy for said District, on the 11th day of April, A. D., 18C8, at 11 o'clock, A. M. J. P. M. EPPING, U. S. Marshall of S. C., District, by GEORGE LARSEN, mar. 18 12. Deputy Messenger. District Court of the United States. For the district of South Carolina. In Bank rnptc'y. In the matter of Wx. SUM MER, l:mnkrupr. Tlhis ir. to give notice that on the 11th day of M:trch. 1868, a warrant of Bankruptcy was issued out of the district Court of the United States for the district of South Caro ina. against the Etate of Wm. Summer of the d istrict of Newberry in said district, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition. That the payment of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; and that a meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bank ruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court House at the office of, and before Henry Snamer, Esq., Regi,ter in Bankruptcy for said district. on tlhi 8th day of April, A. D , 1%8, at 11 o'clock, A. M. J P. M. EPPING, U. S. Marshill. S. C., district, by GEORGE LARsEN, March 18 12 3t. Deputy Mesenger, District Cot,rt of th ULn ited States. For the District of South Carolina. Tn Bankruptcy. In the matter of JOHN R. SIULER, Bankrupt 'I his is to give notice that on the 2nd day of March, 18G8 a warrant of Bankruptcy was issned out of the District Court of the United States for the District of South Caro fins, ag:!inst the estate 0 John R. Shuler of Lexington C H, in said itrict,who has been hdind-ed a Bankrupt 6n his own petition. liat the payment of any debts. and the de liverr o' zx.y property belonging to such 11-krupt; to him, or for his use, and the tiansfer of any property by him are forbid den by law; and that a meeting of the Cred, itors of ;nid Bankrupt, to prove their d bts, and to choose <me , mre _aLssignwes of his es:ie, will be held at a Court of Bankrupt cy, to be hohen at Newverry Court House at the office of, and before Henry Summer, E-q , Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis tict, on tt:c 8&h day of April, A. D. 1868, at 12 o'clouk, M. J. P. 3. EPPING, U. S. Marshal So Ca., Distriet, by GEORGE LARSEN, March- 4. Deputy Messenger. District Court of ito United States. For the District of South Carolina. In Bank ruptcy. In the matter of JEROME D. BRUCE. Bankrupt. This is to stive notice that on the 6th day of March. 1868, a warrant of Bankruptcy was issued (out of the District Court of the United States for the District of South Cauro lina, against the esta.e o,f Jerome D Brucc. of Newberry Court Hlouse in the Di,trict of NewberryL in said District, who has been ad jwiged ai Bankrnpt on1 h;is own petition: l'hat the payment of any debts and the de, livery of arty propertv- helonging to such Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him, ate for, bidden by law; and thaut a meeting of the Creditors of sti'l Bankrupt, to prove lbeir den't:<, and to choo*c one or :nore Assignees of his estate, witl be held at a Court of Bank injity, to be nolden at Newberry Court liouse at the office of, and before flenry Summer. Esq , Register ini Bankruptcy for said District, on the 10th_day of April, A D., 1808, at 11 o'clock, P.~ M. J. P. M. EPPING. U. S. M1arshail. S C;, District, ~by GERGE DAESEN, Muarch 11 11. 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AT "CIIARLESTI WHOLESALE DIRY ( At BANOROFT'S OLIE We are now receiving a Iaro Special attention given to the selection of al also for Planters' rrade. Our Stocks are constantly replenished and Patterns of the Season. We keep always on hand Full Lines of I Advance on Agents' prices, for CAS1ior CIT We also offer at Retail, the Litrgest Stock N. B.-Samples, with Price Lists, sent (f Refers to City Advertisements for prices. All Orders will be promptly attended to. Ste March 1 1868. Scientific American. THE Best Paper in the World. Published for Nearly A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. This SPLENDID NEWSPAPER, greatly en larged and improved, is one of the most re, liable, useful, and interesting journals ever published. Every number is BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED AND ET,EGANTLT ILLCSTRATED with several ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGs, repre senting New Inventions, Novelties in Me chanics, Agriculture, Chemistry, Photo, graphy. Manufactures, Enginecering, Science and Art. 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LEWIS BUTLER, FAShIIONABLE BARBDER ami IL\IR TDESSE.R, RESP'ECTFULLY announies to theC pn tlemnen of Ncewherry, thim hIas re moved to the room iri the rear of the New berry HIotel, where he will bec happy to wait upon all in the exercise of his prolkssio~n IIi object is to please the mont fa:stidions taste, and the keeping of his :-hop shatll be niter tlie most unlexetionaie): style. Shaving, Trimmiing,- Shampooing and Irdying; executed in the most approved mannier. Jan. 2.'s-4-tf. Attend to YouirChildrents Teeth We areso often called on to extract the first Molars or J .w Yeeth for children, andl to regulate or strengthen the front teeth, which become crookedl from neglect, that we think it advisable to call the attention of parents to thc subject; so that the back teethr may be filled, and the front- teeth noticed wilst children nrc cutting their second set, so ae to prevent their coming irregular. 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C. RI. II., December 11, 1867. On and after this date the TARIFF by the Great Southern Freight Line, FRtOM COLUM BIA. will be as follows, viz: Cotton per bale, to New York.............S4. 00 Philadelphia..... ....4. 02 "- Balitimore ............. 3. 25 This route is guaranteed as cheaper, quicker and more reliable tihan any competing, while the differance of insurance, not amounting to 20 , is over t wice compeusated by difference of rates. H. T. P'EAK E, SPRING GOODS! rHE SHOLE" DEALERS IN "OODS, STAND, 287 King-St. re Stock of SPRING GOODS. kinds of Goods, suited for Country Stores, >y every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles )omeFtic Goods, which we will sell at a Small f ACCEPTANC 1 to Sclect from in the City. ree of charge) to any part of the State Al, Webb & Co., 287 KIN(T ST. Greenville & Columbia R. R. ON and after FRIDAY, the 6th Instant, Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, as follows: Leave Columbia at...............7.00 a. m. " Alston at...............8.55 " Newberry at..............1035 " Arrive at Abbeville at...........330 p. m. " at Anderson at........ ..5.15 " at Greenville at...........6.00 " Leave Greenville at...............6.00 a. m. " Anderson at............ ..6.45 " " Abbeville at...............8.45 " " Newberry at..............125 p. m. Arrive at Alston at... .........3 00 " . " at Columbia at.........5.00 " Trains on the Blue RIdge Railroad will also run daily, Sundays excepted, connect ing with the up and down trains on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol lows: Leave Anderson at...............520 p. m. " Pendleton at..............6 20 Arrive at Walhalla at......... ..8.00 Leave Wa!halla at................400 a M. rendleton at...............5.40 Arrive at Anderson at. .. . 640 " The train will return from Belton to An derson on Monday and Fridnv mornings. JAMES 0. MEREDITH, General Superintendent. Dec. 11 50 tr.. Laurens Railroad. Change of Schedule. Office Laurens R. R., On nzid after tiis d.to, the Trains will run 6ver this ]road ;s followo, until. further no tice: Leave Lauren. at r, o''oek, A. M., on 11ONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI Ret u rnin;r, lea' e Ncwberry immecdiatelv aifter the arrival of the Up Trains on the G. & O. R. R., on TUE'CDATS, THURS DAYS~ and SATUltDAYS. B. S. JAMES, ib. 5 n t f. l essee. Laurens R. R. Tariff Rates. Oflee Laurens Railroad, Laurens C. IL, S. C., D)ec. 30.h, '67. On and after the first of .Tannary next, passengers over this Road will be charged as follon s, viz: From Laurens to Newberry. ...250 Clinton " ' 1 75 "Martin's "125 "Kinard's T. O. 1 00 -' Gary's Lane " 75 " Juapa "50 B. S. JA MES, Lessee Laurcens Ri. R. Omeie Laurens Railroad, - Laurens C. H., S. C.. Dee. 30th, '67. On and after the fir.st of January next, the freight on Cot toni will be as follows, viz: 'From Laurens to Newberry, per Bale, 75e " Clinton " " 65c * Martin 's 5 " Kinard's T. O- 45c " Gary's Lane "C " 40e " Julapa "6. 35e - B. S. JA?tES. Lessoe Laurens R. R. "The Chtristian Neighbor." On Thursday, A pri! 2d, 18 8, T shall commence the weekly publbcation of IHE CH.RlSrIAN N EIG BOl, in the city of Columbia, S. C. It will be an ADVOCATE: 1. Of Christianity universal; also particular, s opposed to war, offensive or defe'nsive. 2. Of the Internal Unity of the Church, as opposed to the pretensions of extemnalism. 3. Of Methodism. as holding the Head, and as consisting with the essentials. lib erty and charity of Christianity. 4. Of Civil Government and Patriotism, as they consist with the Divine U overniment and General Benignity. 5. Of t qua'ity, as it consists with Christianized common sense' 6. Of Education. physical, men tal, religious and moral, as of the lirst impor% tance. A -REeoRDEn of General Intelligence from the household, agricultural. scientiaic, artificial, commercial and political world. And an AnVzaRTIsza of the respectable and I moral. I Care will be exercised to exclude improper Imatter, and to put ia that which will instruct the Children and the School, and edify the Adults and the Church. Tha questi'on of the ceusistency of war with Christianity will, when under consideration, be trae sfr as we can in a Christian.prt IAnd, while the denominational featureorThbe ~per will be Methodistic, we shall endeavor "to -keep the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace" with all branches of the Church thathold Christ as the Head. The effort will be to make the weekly visits of Tsz NEIGunoR agreeable and profitable to every family. Terns in Advance or within S Months: One Year..............---......620 Six Months........................100 Every subscriber is authorized to act as an agent, and will, after igaying $2.00 for his own paper, be credited with 10t per cent. on all amouuts received from him for Tu'sx N'EIGHBOR. A limited number of advertisements will be rea ceived at the customary rates. .07 ersns rmitingmoney by mail will de of a witness, and in case the mone is not rei ceived. the certificate of deposit wil be forward ed to us. ll7 The receipt of all sums of money sent will be acknowledge in the paper, In connection with the subsriber's name. 07 Office on Main street, next to Eobert Bryce & Son. Address: SIDI H. B2ROWNE, Columbia. S. C. P. S. Agents and other friends to the enter' prise will please exert themselves and send in subscrIbers and money by the last of March. Mlarch 4 10 tf. TURNER'S CELEBRATED A curc for all Face Aches and Nervous Disorder~s, &c. For sale at PRATT'S n Store. Fisk's Metallic Bial Imses. u I . . .....8, THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly an hand a full assortment of the above apptoved Cases, of different patterns, besides- coffins of his own make, all of which he is prepared to furnish at very reasonable ratag..with promptnes' and despatch. Persona desirous of having cas.o bt railroad will have them sent free of A Hearse is always on hand and w"be furnished at the rate of $10 per day. Thankful for past patronage, the .sb scriber respectfully asks for a continatiog of the same, and assures the pubie Ath no effort on his part will be spared.tsendet the utmost satisfaction. R. C. CH AP*,&. Newberry S. C., July '1. 4%4 A c I~ 0 . It is an UNPAILING REMED IDn il of Neuralgia Facialis, often effecting -a feet cure in less than twentf-fbur hours, from the use of no more than Two oalMZ PILLS. - No other form of Neuralgfg; or Nernes Disease bas fatted to yield to thiswd FUL REMEDIAL AGENT. - Even in the severest -cms of- 4k E Neuralgia and general nervps ments,-of many years standf, the entire system. its use for a t a few weeks at the utmost, always the most astonisring relief. and very rel4 fails to produce a complete. and pue a cure. It contains no drugs or other ma the slightest degree injurious, even most delicate-system,' and cani iL1Tx, b& used with PEYrEcz R LE'Z- - Tt has long been in constant use by of onr MOST. EMINENT iSIC1*I give it -their unanimoas - ad approval. Sent by mail on receipt of pric. saud- pu# age. One package,2-----... ,8E00...foage S eUSts. Six ck ............. 5 - Twe ve packages,....... 9.40...... 4 " ICs sold by all *holesale'and rethif deWM in drugs and medicines t1rioughout-he Uu,A States, and by TURNER CO1, Sole Pr0pjrftr 120 TIrnniont Street, B9stvpn 316 For sale by DR. W. F. PRATT. Oct. 9416mio... The G.Teat Popular 1SPOP *THE . SUBSCRIPTION -PMCE3 Six Dollars a- YearI Til CIALUmWON TRI:IVEKLTY I~. Threc Dollars a yer forSir MoritM~ Terms, Cash in- Ad~aL N o gmper se!nt unesa th. 0 comipaniesthe order. N Zo paper Wert for a n e than paid for. tI RIOUJH4N, DAWS0K 4 NO0MINA TIONS. The following named gebtlemen are appi nated by their respective frimids. o varions 6fflees mentioned: For Tax Collector. J. D. SMITH J. W. CoUNTs - ~ CAPT JoaHr WILLIAX. , JosEPr-W. HIL,r JACOD KIBLER , ~--*- -~ 4 A THoMAs A. CRtoxER CarT. GUs. DICKERT . .~.. DANIEL. B. WUEELER. For Clerk of CUourt. NATHAN F. Josfato STATE OFIOUTJ CAR 1~k Newberi District-4 EgailQ. Robert Maffett v. Win,jerta and wMb. cob Wheeler, Adin'r and ede5 -' Bil to se-lllandlto pay Abs. The creditors of the. estate of 0 Wheeler de oath and estiaTr f r reseI against sid estate, beforelh on or before the fifteenth da*e Con's Office, ISILAS JOBN AGENTS WANT1! f For the Cam paignsof Foih~ BE A UTIFULT ILLUSTRDE.T D This historicar record of the .nost bik liant exploitsand dalri0g adventures M # war, amiong its manny valu>ble;. Sana. inig contribut-iets to historical tur. ~~ up, on unquestionable authork$, presentations in regard so..the. Fort Pillow by General Foireit. * J. P. NILJEI & 00& jan 8 2mn Philadepi,F -~ CABtIET MAWM And Repairing. The undersigned respeetfully gares nittee that, he is prepared to M AKE, or REPA.K any kind of CABINET WAR, t~e ris esm and most satifsfctory tunaonet. r solicited. Prices reasonable. Oct. 30, 18G-44-t f. Helens, S. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Ne wherry District-In Equity. Mary A. Rikard, A dm'x, vs. Geo. .Rikast and others. Bill for an accoutnt. 1 t appearing to my satisfaction that Adaim Kinard, a defendant in this case, rebides be. youd the limits of t his State,. On motion of Mr. Baxter, Puff's Sol.. Ordered that the said absent defendant plead, answer -or demur te this Bill with.in forty days from the pubies tion hereof, or the same will be taken py confesso against him.. - SIL AS JOHNSTONE, C. E. 5. K - Com's office, 2Sth Feb., 1868.