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jJS^^%?:'oilM>'a*B6ft?'Kiwi***. jp**f^?UB9AY MORNING. ? -W: -. iit) "(?d time" price. PEB AS NU K IN ADVANCE. v SUBSCRIPTION hii : i t?mi /!. ?) i ,to ,u t ; ? t'n ' ut g^Cwatry PrgSuc* taken at Market BftttB. mm- ? r>3 do -?t-?T?-~-? fig?* W* respsctfully reglest our friends to tout in thiir Advertisements as early in the esstffc as eonvmicnt; and if possible, let*u* have 4MWB 9ff Tkssrsdsty evening. By this means, me smV bo able to istue^tan earlier hour on Satur* ahff, and will & enabled to give more of the\ IM tum?) tip to the time of our going to press. \ ntMNt matter on evert page. fMPWpli.fH .n ?iM,irlill,M,y ?Saturday morning, api . iiTisgs Conservative District Ticket! I^SffATEBEIIATOE Cot, JOSEPH H. MORGAN. VOR ?ES. Dn. WILLIAM F. BARTON, ' t>a. ALEXANDER S. SALLEY, FRANK M. WANNAMAKER, HUGO G. SHERIDAN, Da, BENJAMIN H. KNOTTS. Ma. EonoaPlch&o announce in jour columns the sbe?e ticket, embracing the named of staunch and worthy citUen*. -who will to justice <0 the in. tercets of both races, sod who are qusiificd to serve the Difltviet, la any legislative body, with dignity and ability. We hope, el the coming election, to eeb it nobly supported. MANY VOTERS. .BeUgtonfl. & Series of Readings of the principal: char acters in Ike Old Tenement, at tae Baptist Ctrarch on Sunday Evenings of the 12th and 2Gth last, . Subject for to-morrow evening: "Wisdom of Solomon." A collection will be taken. '', ? 'Apiece will l)o. Let every planter convince at, least ONE of ] bis -?mpS?yec5 as to bin true interest. If this is d<<a<, we can carry this District with ease. "John Anderson, my Jo John." Don't forget that on Monday evening nest, llev. W. G. Connor will d.diver his lecture on She charming little poets) <ot* Dorna bearing the aibovc caption. Frasa our oern knowledge of ] ?5? (Lecture we cast an tuend the attendance ?f a!) srho wish to eajoy a literary feast. Cast any white man vote for a Constitution wVch compels him to send nts children to r . ! ....... .i. ^ THE HA .ME SCHOOL WITH NEQBOEd t Any Magistrate cau Put You In Jail for Thirty Days. f -Under theRadical Constitution, ANT JUS. TtOE-OF THE PEACE can try a person ac eased-of ? misdemeanor, WITHOUT A can find htm guilty, and put him I in jail for thirty days. This will I* particularly hard on the freedWn; for now they can give hail, and appear at the Court for a fair trial; hut under' such an1 'arrangement, any one - can aeeuse them beforo a magifltrato, hurry up some evidence against them, and A MONTH m JAIL la thir result': And It will he Just as' - t>ad for the ?hat? people o rib o country, for we ide aotksow who arn going to bo our magis. ttrates in the future; and if this Constitution succeeds, the magistrates will1 hold our liberty io their hands. This is the most hateful feature in the prc ? posed Constitution; and we trust that it will &e defeated, by the vote of nest week, in ?rsngeburg District. 'Jne Dinner sat! Supper on Tuesday Next The ladles of Orangeburg cannot bo ex celled by any, in entertainments displaying skill ; and we are happy to announce that in *tfec instance we now notice they have been 'considerably assisted by contributions from .?broid? by means of which they will bo ens* Iblf.d tn fender the Dinner and Supper of Tues day next, equal to any ever given to the pub lic in our town. We trust that many will en joy the good eheer tobe so bountifully pro vided; and we call on our friends who are here on Court business that day and any oih ^ V/': !:''?? {. '***era, to pay a visit to Pbelps' Old Stand, where the ladies will be pleased to see their efforts ^ appreciated, by a full attendance of guests. .' during the recess of Court. At night, the Supper will be served at tho Old College Hall. We are sorry to announco T that circumstances h..vo interfered with the ar rangement for an Amateur Concert, in connec tion with this part of the programme; but we hope that those who attend, especially tho joung njen, will ?nd a solace for the absence " of instrumental^music ip listening to the vocal Such no influence, in fact, has this prospect exerted upon' a young | bachelor friend of ours, that the other day, led away by his feelings, ho poetically exclaimed, Let every saint and every siaptr Attend the supper and the dinner. New Advertisements. Attention Republicans and Democrats 1?, T, A. Jeffords $ Co. -,}.\ V Messrs. John?. Stocher & Co.?Spring Stock. ,<> Commissioners' Salea for May. Sheriffs' Sales for Stay. Life Insurance?Holmes, Watics & Kcitt. Umbrclas Ropairod?John Davis. ; In Bankruptcy?P. V, Dibble Assignee. U. S. Revenue Notice. ? If you love your family, if 7011 voqerato your Mother-State, if you respect yourself? TOTfi AGAINST the NEG RO CONSTITU TION.r Consignees per South Carolina Railroad : Remaining In the Depot to Date. :'W7Waj, J. M. Cepe, T. W. Harley, D. Quattle baum. c Per Expreef!' W. j. McKinley, B. P. Randolph, T. K. Saspor taa, Dr. B. A. Knotts, Vi. F. Harth. In accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storage will hereafter be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for aa unreasonable length of time. W. C. MEREDITH, Agent. COMMERCIAL. Omca or the OnANusnuno News, April 10, 1808. COTTON.?Sales this week amount to about 60 bales, at the following quotations : Ordinary.1 23 Middling.ji, 26 Strict Middling. 26 Ronan Rice?Is in good demand at $2.80 per oushel. Corn Si. 10. Teas $1.80. COLD.... S3 SILVER.80 Report of the Charleston Cotton Mar ket for the Week Ending April 9. Reported for the Orangeburg Netc* by w: WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR. On Friday the 2d instant, our market opened with a good demand, and prices improved during the day from l?ljc, On Saturdny the demand be came acticc and excited, with a further advance of K"*1JC- The news of a decline fn Liverpool and New York on Monday, caused buyers to withdraw from the market, and there were 00 sales made. On Tuesday thcro was but one single sale made of 11 bales 28Jc. Buyers generally being indisposed looperate on account of the declining tendency in the leading markets. ' The market on Wednesday continue very quiet, Ike only transaction being .116 bales on private terms. On Thursday owing to bet ter news from Liverpool, buyers entered the market and took some 300 bales on a basin of 20c. for mid dling, when holders advanced their asking price* to 30c., which buyers were unwilling to pay. The vales for the week foot up some 4000 bales. In the present Mute of the market we omit quotations. Sheriff's Sales. Py virtue of sundry writs of 6. fa., to me directed. iwill sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg ourt House, on the first Monday in May next, for oaah thp following property eis: One Tract of Land eontaining 243 acres, more or lo? ., in the Fork of Edisto, east side of Willow Swamp, waters of South Edisto River, bounded by lands of Jnnjcs Moss on the cast, by lands of Joseph Fanaing, on the south, and by lands of Joshua Ty ler, James W. Reed and Felix Gregory on the west. Levied on as tha property of James W. Rccd, at tho suit of V. D. V. Jnmi son, Commissioner. ALSO > Another Tract of Land eontaining 360 acres, more or less. 'Levied on as the property sf Wn, J. Cookhart, at the suit of Samuel Bo*ard, Adm'r and ethers. ALSO Another Tract ocontaining 860 acres, more or less. Levied ea as the property of the estate of Win. P. Reese, at (he suit of Samuel Bosard, Adm'r. ALSO AU the Right, Title end Interest of W. A. Me "rev?, in an undivided nbnrc of 600 acres of land, more or less. Levied on at the suit of L. C. Jones aad August Kohn, Assignees. ALSO One House and Lot eontaining one acre of Land, I -more or less, situated In the 'i own of Orangeburg, and known a* the Mosclcy house. Levied on as the property of B. F. Simmons for cost in the caso of Jacob Cooner, ct. al. ads B. F. Simmons. ALSO All tho Right, Till* and Interest of Mrs. E. M. A. Jenkins, Henry Jenkins, W. A. O'Cain, H. jb. J Jcuers and James p. Porter, in one House and Lot containing 3 acres, more or less. Levied on at the suit of RufuB P. Antley and Jno. W. Dantler. Sheriff's Offlee, \ J. W. II. DUKES, April 9, 1868. ' $ S. O. D. aplll td rar the district court of I THE UNITED STATES?for tick District or iotiTu Carolina?In tui Matter or John C. Tanning, Bankrupt?In Bankruptcy.?To Wnoa it? mat CoNfiBRv.vThe undersigned hereby gives no tice of his appointment as Assignee of John C. Fan ning, in the District of Or.mgcburg nnd State of South Carolina, within said District, who hnq been ndjudged a bankrupt upon his own put it ion, by the District Court of said District. Dated at Orangoburg C. H., the 6th dar of April A. D., 1808 npl 11?St P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. ?TTA2J0, GUANO, UNADULTERATED, PERUVIAN GUANO on hand by the aok or more. Orders will be rccoived for MAFES, SUPER PHOSPHATES, and PI8JrI GUANO. And the WANDO FERTILIZER. To the Planter who ean possibly afford to proenre of these, there will be a reward in his inoreased crop. GROCERIES and % General Assortment of other Goods kept hi stantly on hand ' At tin Court House Stare, , Market Street, oot .JOJlJH A. RA MILTON^ TAILOR SHOP. npKB 8UDSCRIBER8 WOULD RES I * K 0 T FULLY --1 call tho attention of their friends and cus tomers to their New Tailor Shop, where they ere prepared to do work with Neat nexs nnd Dispatch. We can be found et nil times opposite Messrs. Ohas. Bull & Co., on Russell Street. JAS. CANNON, mar 28?8m D. W. ROBINSON. IN THE DISTBICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES?Fob the District or era Carolina?In the Mattkr or Howkll Kas> trrlin. Bankrupt?Is Bankruptcy?Tu Whom it mat Conorrn.?The undersigned hereby gives no* tiee of bis appointment as Assignee of Howell Eas terlin, in tho District of Orangeburg nnd State of { South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition, by tho District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg C. H., the26th day of March A. D. 1808. mar 28?8t P. V. DIBBLR, Assignee. AUCTION SALE. Bjf IT. D. V. Jamison & ?Von, Auctioneers. A LL THE STOCK OF GOODS NOW IN THE /\. .< Store occupied by C. 8. Bull & Co., consist mg in past of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Tobacco, Hardware, kc, kc. The Sale' will commence at 10 o'clock A. M., Monday, !3th April, 1868, and will continue from day today until the wholo Stock is disposed of. apl4 td FREDERICK^ FERSNER, DENTIST. WILL BE IN ORANQEBURG EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Rooms at Masonic Hall, opposite Cornclson, Kramer k Co. ?pril 4 tf A ?INNER?Will be Olvea on J\ TUESDAY, APRIL 14th. 1868, at the Store lately occupied by J. B. Phelps, for the purpose of < Raising Funds to Repair the PRE8BYTKBIAN CHURCH. At night, there will be a PROMENADE SUPPER at the OLD COLLEGE. Dinner, 70 Cents, a pi 4?2t* tpOPABTNERSIIIP NOTICE.? The undersigned hare this day formed a Copart nership as Retail, Dry Goods, Grocery, and Genera! Country Merchants, under tho Name, Style and Firm of -McNAM IRA 4 JONES." *?"?>???"*} april 4 1m "JOHN ANDERSON, MT ?TO, JOHN !" A L E C T i' R E j REV. W. 6. CONNOR, AT The Old Femata College Hall on Monday Evening 18th April. ASySce Hand Biils. mar 28 t id SELLING OFF AT COST, WW- SPRING GOODS, JUST RECEIVED BY D. LOUIS & CO., AGENTS, ?* ?? 1, CHEAP GOODS AT Graham's T. 0. RY Wroton & Steadman, . Wo bog to call the attention of our Customers and Friends to our New Stock, consisting of Staple and end Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hard and Tin Ware, Groceries, Medicines, Crockery, Saddlery, &c, which we are selling Tory low for CASH. We will pay the Highest Market Price for Cotton and all other Produce. Thankful for the liberal Patronage heretofore, we solicits continuance of I the same. WROTON & ST : A DM AN. mar 28 2m CHEAP CASH STORE!! WE ARE RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS ANQ> GROCERIES EVERY WEEK, And Will guarantee quality md price to snit all who may favor us with a call. We will take in trade all kind* of COUNTRY PRODUCE at the highest market priees, and put our Goods at as low figures as any house in Town. octl8?cly KE1TT BROTHERS. EEZEKIEE BEOS TO SNFOKH 9 his Ohl Friends that he is now prrpared to rcpnir Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, kc,. /eb 22 ? ,tr NEW SPRING GOODS ? < JOHN D. STOCKER k CO.'S, WB HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING A CHOICE SELEC TION OP SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, To which wc beg the Attention of Purchasers. CONSISTING^ Q IT CALICOS from the Cheapest to the Rest. Printed MUSLIMS and CAMRRICS. Chock and Plaid CAMRRICS. , SWISS MUSLIN. Check and Pl?id LINEN for Suits. LINEN DUCKS and DRILLS. KENTUCKY JEANS nt 25 cts per yard. Lot of Fancy RIRRONS and TRIMMINGS. Plaid and Check HOMESPUN, i- ... Rlack and Brown SHIRTING. \ A lot of fine FELT 1 oz. HATS at $2.50 each. Also a general assortment of Roots, Shoes, Groceries and other Articles adapted to this Market, which wc wjU 8C]| LOW FOR CASH OR BARTER. Please give us a call before purchasing. JOHN D. STOCK ER & CO., may 11?ly . Cornor Russell Street and Railroad Avenue. 1 EZEKIEL & K?MT ~ HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH AND Genuine GARDEN SEEDS, Direct frofn the Celebrated Housu of D. LA NDR ET H k SON. ALSO an assortment of Popular School Books, Slates, Stationary, &c. They are also Agents for the Sale of the Seed of BARTON'S LONG UPLAND COTTON, Coll and Examinotbo Cotton, and return Sales from Messrs. E. H. RODGERS & CO. WANTED TO FILL ORDERS ORTER, FOX AND MINK SKINS, For vkisk the Highest Prices will bo giveu -o: ~ :o COUNTRY PRODUCE, ^^S^l Bought as usually at Market Prices. fob 28 o I* THOMAS RAY IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF > * Ii.A.Y & I3IlO'S9 Prepared to*lo all kinds of REPAIRING and IH'ILDING^EW WAGONS. BUGGIES built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN ti EN ERA L attended to, rrith promptness and despatch. From this date, I will keep constantly ou bund READY MADE COFFINS OF RTERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINRST TO THB CHBAPKST VARIBTISA , . Charges as moderate as the times will admit. VARNISHES aad PAINTS constantly on band. Also two bsrrels MANHATTE?* AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagon and Buggy Axles, <&ff., for sale at low rates. septga^lje THOMAS RAY. ~ ~m . CD w IWOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG ASP THE ADJOINING Districts that 1 am still at my Old Stand, ready to do any work in my Hke ?t the Shortest Notice. I hare on hand several New and Second hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, slso tw% WAGONS, 4 Horse and one 3. ?ALSO? I have established a LUMBER YARD and will keep constantly on hand HOARDS, SCANTLING, &c, of all kinds usnally in demand, and e?n fill all Order? with Bespateh. _..... My Cotton Gins and PresB are in perfect order, and ready to GIN en TOLL for all these who may favor mt with their Cotton the coming Season. -:o: FOR SALE LOW Two 50, Two 40 and One 45 SAW GINS. ONE INGERSOLL'S COTTON PEESS. ? ?ALSO:?? BEADSTEADS of Various Kinds, I XrOTIC?.*r?TlI? flsOOli.S OF I>W. i\ T. A. EIjMQTT and of Dra. ELLIOTT * NAI.LEY have boon placed in the liaads of Col. P. A. MeMichael for collection nnd settlement." In no cordnnco with n previous notico onrllooks must be settled quarterly. Col. Mc.MichneVls authorized to give receipt* in settlement. T. A. ELLIOTT, M. ?. mnr 14?tf A. 8. 8ALLEY, M. I). Hard Times Played Out. To One nnd All, what do you think, Whiskey nt Cannon's 1(1 cents a Drink; There is Whiskey for nil, and won't it h?- nice. To stf p into Cannon's and drink for Half Price. It's often n Drink we'd he glnd to Ret When the weather Is cold, cloudy ami wel, Hut 20 cents was too much for poor men to spare. Now it> 10 cents n drink and Cannon's incur there. | mal :?0 ly m l>. WOLFE If AH *VHT BE? I ^ CKlVKp. a fresh, supply of *'?<\\?? Family Groceries, and Gibson's. >\X\ Whiskey. Very low Ur Cash. nor 16 0 CIS itt. H. BUJLE <t( CO., Ors>x|lRfi for sale a genernl assortment of Good's m( prices to suit the Hard Times. Purchasers will do well to call and ascertain for themselves. Just received Flour, llncon, Sugar, Coffee, 8yrnp, ke., At. sept 28 ly TUNT BE?EIVEI> ANI> FOB ?ALK #J LOW.?A fresh supply of Groceries, consist ing of Flour, Bsf.r.n, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Smoking .and Chewing Tobacco, Ac, kc ' Also keep cntutontly ou hand a Fresh Snpply of Fruit of all ilemyiptions. At J. W, PA TTF.K SON'S, {'?> ; - ttuu Opposite UuU & So ?vill's. Commissioner's Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. OiiANoKiiuna District. ' Henry Idvingaton, Es'r i t . on.Es'r4! et. al. J B. Williamson et. ?1. J ? ,y ?rf? . Under order in this case I trill sol), with tfye approval of the Commissioner, by auction, at'' the Court House, in Orangebnrg, on Monday, the' 4th May next, the following Lands, which were -of Barnot Livingston, deceased. ' ? 1. One Traetof UiO acres of Pine Lahd inn . me ters of Boberts' Swamp, in the Fork of JMinto, in the District of Orangeburg, being part of a tract granted in 1786 to James Carmichael for 2278 /tores, and ia bounded on;lends to the northeast of the. (es tate of Adam Brandebnrg, to the routbeast of Mar tin Brsndeburg, to the southwest or Hl C. V/hii ?tone, and to the northwest of Jno. B. Baltsegt?' as represented on a pl'at'nindc by M. L. Baldwin, *'?th September, 1867. ' "( 2. One-half of 46 acres owned! in common-by Barnot Livingston, deceased, D, 8. j Dannolly, now also dead, and Rnehacl C. Dnnnelly, Wounded on lands to the north of John North, eaRt of N* *!. Cain and south and west of Frederick" Livingston and Jno. North. ""' ~ AL8? 8 Shares in the Kdisto Pond-and Timber Com pany. Vitt tit til T?rnts?For the Shares In the Pohil and' Timber Company, cash. ??'<? '''! hit <? For the Lands?One-third cash, the balance on a credit to the first of November next,, secured by bond, with interest from date, and a mortgageof the property ia which shall be n covenant for resale in case of a breach of the condition of the bond, (notice or snch sale to be given for 21' dayir)-i-puV chasers in the present or any .future pale to pojtifor papers ana stamps. II. LIVINGSTON, Kx'iy , April 7, 1868. ' apf It?fdi ALSO W. R. Keller and F. F. Felder, i it fi S? ? 3jf vs. V <??.f hlu nfi Kllcn Wolfe, et. al. jr ' ( , Under order made in this, case, I will ?cB on Mon day, the 4th May next, tin- remaining loads which were or T. Holman Wolfe, deceased, being the 'Half part of the original tract of 1830 acres, of which he died, seized. The said half part, containing 925 acres, more or less, including the" Homestead, ?f which tract a more particular description will be given at the sale. Terms?One-half cash, the balance on i credit to 1st December next, secured by bond with inter est from date and a mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for resale aftor -legal notice, in case of breach of the bond. Purchasers lo pay for paper** and stamps. ; f Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangebnrg O. II. [ n Commissioner/ March 4, 1868. J ' i - ,.. .,. ALSO John G. Milnor, Theodore A. Wilbur") and Jacob S. Martin. ' j - Bill for ts. ( Foreclosure, Albert B. Taber and John Cantey. .j ^V Under decroe in Equity, will be Hold in the City or Columbia, 8. C, on Monday, the 4ih\4ayof MSy next, all that lot i f Land with the buildings, there-, on, situate, lying and being on the soutbwsst coher of Gadsden and Itichland Streets, City of Columbia,' Hi eh land District, butting and bounding north on Itichland Street, south on lands' now or formerly of. J. J. Chisolm, east on Gadsden' Street and West on -?, measuring nud containing in' front on Gadsden Street, two hundred and fortj-cighb (248) feet by two hundred and sis (206) feet in depth, bo the sarao inoro or less. forms of Sale?One-third cash, the K*Mnc? in, one and two years secured, by bond, bearing < into-' rest from the day of sale, payable annually, at the rate of seven per cent, and a mortgage of the premi ses to be insured and kept insured, and- the policy to be assigned to the complainants. Purchaser to> pay for papers and revenue stamps. Commissioner's Officer, ] V. D. V. JAMISON, , \ Orangoburg C If., t Commissioner. ' April 8, 1868. . J , ALSO Andrew F. In?hmet, Adm'r \ ? ? > [ . < .- i ' Marcella Inabinct. ) Will be resold before the Court House on Monday,,1 4th May, next, at the risk of the former p ??-baAftr,! 1 the following real and personal property, hi form er purchaser, not having complied with the term's of. tho salt. 1 Steam Saw Mill, with the right of ull-thc Tim ber on lands of the late L. L. Inabinct, squnriuEr' 10 inches und upwards. 994 acres or Land, more or less, bounde.j, oy lands or D. Horgcr, estate or Christian Riley, John Millar and Mrs. Margaret M. Rumph. . Also theeV mulcs. And on Tuesday, May 5th, at Jamison's Tuna Out, S. C. R. R., 8 Timber Carls, lot Blacksmith. Tools, and a lot of Lumber. -rfailuJl Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON. Sice, ) Orangeburg C. II., J- ConimtRsieiiVr.. April 8, 1868, apt 11 td, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ), ?rtAftiilj* ' Orangeburg District. /l l'lttU#a- ^ By P. A. McMICHAEL Esq., Ordinary,. WHEREAS, V. D. V.Jamison, Commissioner ist Equity, hath made seit to me to grant him Letter* ot Administration or the Estate and effects el1 Geev * T. Trick, deceased. , These are therefore to cite and admonish an aa*(. singular the kindred and creditors of the sa??' Geo. T. Irick, dec. that thoy be and appear feelese? ? me, in the Court of Ordinary, to bo held at Orange- ? burg C. H.. on the 18th day of May next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in'the forenoon, to> shew cause if any they have, why the said Adminis* trat ion should not be granted. Given under my hand this eighth day of April Anno Domini, 1868. I ' P. A. McMICHAEL, O. O. D. apUl_ . 2t THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA," OltANOKBURU IHSTKICT, In the Cotutnon Picas. Boston Carter. "I vs. V Attachment. Bailey & Bros, j WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth da* or A, -il. A. D. 1868, file bis Declaration, against tho Defendants, who fas it is said) are <jb-? sent from and without the limits of this State, and have neither wife nor Attorney known v.-ithin the ' same, upon w-hom a copy or tho said Declaration might he served: It is thcreroro ordered. That the said Defendant11 do appear and plead to the .--aid Declaration on or . before tho twelfth day of April, which will be in. the year or our Lord one thousand eight hundred' and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judg ment will then be given and awarded against him* Clerk's Office. ) JOS. ROBINSON, Orar.geburg District, V 0. C. P? April 10, 1868. j apl 11 |2 n> (lUANQKRURO DISTRICT Itf, (he t\m\m(\n l'lem% J??. H. Morgan, "] vs. t Attachment, Joseph E. Bailey,. J '*? Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28th day at March, 1868, file his Declaration against the De? rondant, who (as ia said) is absent from and without the limits ef the State, nud has neither' wife ner Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the same declaration might, be served; it is therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap pear snd plead to Ike said declaration on or before the 29th day of March. 1869, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be gives and swsrdot) against him. Clerk's Office, ) J. F. ROBINSON, March 28, 1868. j" C. C. P. ?prU. 4 iy