The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, March 13, 1867, Image 3
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NEw ORrmp.t;s, March I 1.-- enoral
heridai, apprehondiIg troublc, for
ds thelection.
thlrtunatouol liion ocuirrod on
tlt Alabamat and Florida Railroad
n the dh iistat, resulting in the
oath of tn cugincer (1r. scott) and
' firomlan. Mr. IRichardson, the firo
m'1lof the train, wIas so cnipltely de
stroyed by firo, that thero was scaree
ly any trace of' hinm left.
WAsuts'wrox, March ii.-Teli dis
birtsonttskttS of' tho War, Navy and in
terior Departments for the week
o4111(lilt to $(,0OtO,000.
The Sounte on Sat turdaly, passed a
bill appropriat ing $1,000,000 for the
relief of the Soutlheri people, regard:
less of autocdcien-t, to ho dispensed
by ,hliu Freedmoi's lBureau. An
mtunedaieptn , makiig an appropriation
of $1,500,000, was lost.
Th Sonatorial caucus, to-day, de
torminiod to-postpono neting ou the
:ad1jOUrInmient uuti th stiliuplmLtal
bill bcomle a1 in1 w.
Nothing o0i':ial has transpired. re
gard ing the district connaiders.
BALTatin-, MI :n-Mch I I.-The Coi.
voition bill fatiLd in the Sonnte.
Nk. Yonu, Mlrch I 0.-The Fe.
nian exiteniut is abating. N ineteen
steamiships sailed yestcrdav,.carrying
Theo number of emigrant passen
gersarrived in Now York during thu
week, 1,235.
MATsorluons, Mare -I.-Juarzi
at San Lonis. Maximiliau is comn
maid ing in 'person.
JONInoN, Mlarchl 1 .-Pirincess Alex-.
anidrin is very ill.
Irish accouits represont matters
very quiet. No fresh coilicts. In
surgents fleeing to tho 1mnount! ains.
Artemns Ward's will provides that,
after his mother's death, his property
goes towards the crection of a printer's
asuylumn.
CUNCINNAT, MarCh 9.--The Chmier of
Commerce han sizhs aribed S500.00 to a
trailhoail L exin .'Xl 'ton, ly., to Itp the
Knloxville bninlel nearll Mt. \'ernon1, Ky.
Nl*V O10,CANs, M rc! 9.--0 Iv. WVelles
Itas prochimul hat iermain's bill is the
Law goving all electionls.
Nsasuvui.:, 31irb 9.-- l'he C haiainoog
llailroal will b1e rpe-Aily repalire.1, I'(1
tihippers apprehend svweral iveeks' deity in
so4ling npplie it: Georiai..
liwenmosxn, \N-. , .\tareb 9.--fith liIonso,
lo-da3ly, Ithe Sen:iI hill Cilling fAlr a conven
tion was reported, )%it h an amemeiiliont pro.
.tcosling nigailist. -1%u constitutionality of
SlheIImaniii's bill.
Bos-ros, .\arch 1i -The Ciover-nor of Alat..
machiuseltlt, wit vii con.wnt ol('onneil, has
appoineiel a llego. :ltstice of t he peac luo r
the Colttnly of daillik.
Ncw Yoi, lardih 5.-The Tim',es' Pana
in correpoitent rports ihat Iin l'resi.
d ni't. 1of 1livar lI.- ceen kille.1 I y his boti ly
gi erl. Thore is a irevolt lon in irtihage.
it, i coiseqionco of tle mrti'er.
WASItmo'ro'N, lAlare5.-Tho b. er1110
Special s4ays 11 delega ion froni South
lna1 is already here, onoiferrinisg wilh the
President. relative to the brigadier to be
appointed for that Slate.
Cameron, in response to Seward, snid, if
Johnsoin hal been a Viso Mian. ho wouild
hav s1iged c .th recon tir ionl hill, Anl got
him back ino dil o the n l ll,
perhmps, hmve beeni FOrgiven some wvrongrs
d mu iluring the last0. 611111 mkOnlths. 11, is
n1(ow 1oo late to forgive him.
A srx, a mlth., i. 6.\-avh 5.-Tlle efro
vote was 45tak(leitt seilly. Tite elOctIon
willo bContested, ,rovidlet hi iio.
pulica otei, dtestto thle clack polls
bl 1(1(os- os, tt1 3!r hin.-Th Ert cv inistlo Lif
amtdlgano it euxuncl odn tclou their o
ole thi heysses. To heynu hai ver ien
$tw0eneight. twor soaln n'cist
Foweras befo te, Mai~rch 5 Comm wis.
ies on Foter d1tivered May.nty pno
hi ming'~i, susaUininglli thecv til iht
biolo.ian doodha o c ~ivi lmaistratos
aed ilegally in re~ding ctestimo~ i tnso
cooed itneses. r110 boun themt ptoerL
$1,50 eaot uch, i tw soient SInretie,
-appa bofore thaedb Diricto Cote awhich
M s\..IIZur March 7.-Tho e Re-.
tptan ipolcobllwc hase pefas.
edit the iecndesgaing reates intitensto
tecJiteent The itizo e pro
agaionto iee. Therylanhre das Brown
Blos-rpoa rchn~ 7.-Tthoa retdist.
hadefend daningdlbytio to' aounte
of $15,000.Xii f aywa
ecutive tompach ho b'eeidnt eet
andth binitvelsito e-comitt~$ed toi
thol .il JudiaCmitie. So'her res-.
ltionls to meticevery of the dasuryi
defie tha u. Threitidos ajun ot
adthed. t Te tne torf teen s-.ni
'les undoubtl 1)hat a ttept will
bei naetimach the-PredentI
flwttdo, Hnc, c ow~ei anSho
ootri.ThSertrofheTasy
trycidstohat. wool nrot, bonejd ~i no
subjii lct Ito ireased triff.tc ~'ti
oTheI adEt Agricuhurn p De ar o.n ild
dtisie, pnm) plien6tions Ifrom:
thh'eiGhlf Statrs, oldond s tl coto
seed. hdt Wlo i h ''ie
Rr onn, Mrch .-The enat
passed a bills toicl' i~jcolono h
bh a, e Masfol dpIy$ rn4~iui rin. ci
Nort and, lr't. darisop Soulohiedh
QAI)qanlNoTONy', td in t~puil,
1oti, Ulls we'Lhi0cd lod
joit resolution directing the Seoreta.
ry of the Interior to suspend the no
tionl under the law of the last session
for'the relief of the heirs of John E.
B'ouligny, was introduced.
'rite Judiciary Committee reported
a bill to facilitato restoration. Un
der this bill, a general is 'not author
ized to delegato powers to the ceting
governor. Tho registration oath re
quirus, sincorely and earnestly, that
voters sha'l be attacied to the Union
Glovornmient of tho Uiiited States ;
will steadt'stly support the Constitu
tion, obey the laws, induce others to
yield 1Support and obedienco to the
majority ; the restored voters are re
quired to Col foim to tle (onstitution;
ill electionsto bo held by ballot.
The bill passed--yeas 117, nays 27.
li the Sonate, Sumner's joint reso
lution, demanding further guarantees
preliminary to reconstruotioti, was
tabled, after a long dehnte.
WAIIINTON, Mlarch '.-l the1 SaCIIte, a
joint I out ion, appropriating $1,5100,0O0
10 the uiestitte Sonat hornorm, regardless of
o1 politics, wt introduced by Trunbull.
lie state*l that Gen. Howard had appeared
bel'ore the comi:itteo, stating that, Itnless
thi8s lappt'opriittion was ilaatie, 14ul1erinre,
woaid ensue. The present a'ppropriation's
were re fireodiien aid loya refugees. The
result iion wi votled down.
lndian alaiti wer then disgcussel.
At fer executivo sesionl, the Senato ad
journ'led.
The 11ouso was not in Sossion.
The Senato Ji:oticiary Contruittoeo lan
ngreed to report. the suppletittal recon.
straietion ill of tile Hiouse Juliciatry Com
nit ton, an c .2 t epts It. with sanio atmend
r ents, which iave iot, transpired. 1t. di,
rects that. the general in each district shall
cause Ia registratioll to be naatle before Sep.
teaiaber, 1867, nui then ilote all electiot. of
detegates to a Convention appointing the
elect ion of officers, &C. Bection 6 pro
vidles that. the oinmanfding genoral aiay
delegate there powers to the acting govern
or oi his taiking tie oath faithfully to per
formiu those dtites.
W.%sniwxrox, March 5.-In th Senate,
soverial bills were presented--one for re
olrWIniziig tle Sipreino Court, All were
laitt on th' table ntili the c'uiittecs were
21111'0i wed.
I Wit.s nmagunidiied that. thie President had
no e tniItuitio nul to innke.
The wool I a-il' goes into effct at. onoe,
bit. the Senliate Fianc Commaittee will
report in favor of a suspousion for ten
days.
in tie lIOue. an oflicil' ananounIICement
Va5 Lande that. 1he l'resideit had nto coml.
aunication to make.
ll dntw.ing 5ents, Stevon. and Wnslburne
were allowed to retalil their obl sONts.
lioyntion Wias eleci.td clutiplain. Among
tihe ntniuiees WatS parson llromw.low.
A joint, comitteo of three frot. each
1"1inse was appointed to ectalize tihe pay of
emlploycos.
.'The SpelCCr announced that h1e would,
on Thursdiay, appoint counnitteces on mileage
Ind Oreden ials but would hold ot tier coin
inittees sitiject to the order of (tle iouse.
WatINwrox, larch '7.-. in the
Setiate, tfhe ch airman1 of .the comminitees
are aS follows: 'orei-gn Relations, Sta.m
a:er ; Finance, Sherani; Commerce,
Chandler ; A ppropriations, Morrill ;
A gricult are, Cameron ; Mdanutfactires,
Sprague ; Military, Wilson ; Naval,
Grimes ; Jiilicianry, Trumbull , Pensions,
V.1 Winkle ; Trritories, Yates ; Pa
cilie Railroadi, I Iowarl ; Postal A idairs,
Rtiuney ; T111m1lsi Pomeroy ; .indian A f
hlir;:, llenderspon; Privato laand Claims
Villimps;- Claims, H1oVe ; Patents,
Wiley.
The following wCro introdiced and
referred : Directing the snl of nblic
ilolty at Ifarper's Ferrv ; conistitu.
tiOllal amendment; foibidding States
to abr'idlge. rights oni acecountt of' color;
10o orgaizo civil gorernm~lonits inI the so.
(celed Sctates.
In theo lTonso. JTohn i oan of Mis.
Penn syv anlial ilt rodu'ced resolut ions
diretinag the Juadiciary Commiittee to
rep~ort by hill, declaring .who shall call
conven(l~ltios to reorgaunz/e thie $outhern
State.s, to pirov'ido for registration of
.vpters, etIe. ; which were palssedl, he i13
to 33. A resolutiati directing the'.Judi.
giaary Coimnttee to puirsuet theo impelh
mient mtvestigations was5 passed. A
bill ceding Alexandria, Va., to thle
D)istrict of Columbia, u as pass
ed.
D)L.T. ]hTwF.EN A LAD)Y AND A
(iarr.aMANe-A gentleman Ih dali
fornia having made a lady a present of
a paiir~of'pistols, after novotal trials
of skill, they concluded to go thlroughi
the formst of a duelh. Thecy took their
positions, fired at the wyord, and to the
terror of the lady, thle gentleman fell.
She threoy horself frantically upon the
corpse embhracinug it with every -onio
lion of endearment. Under such
magical iluflenico the geatleman revived
and rose unhurt from the ground, and
--al4d they are to be married.
The Norfolk (Va,) .Day B~ooA thinks
that -$000t worthl of Oysters are
slipped evdry day fronm that port- The
basi ness- gives employment to about
f,000 porsons. *General business is also
inicreasing ; and whien thiat canal is
brought, oyer the Allkghanles, Norrolk
will be qutito a place.
A-WVashingtoni desfpatch says Sur
ratt will doubtless prove an alibion
thieighat of the assidnation.. Hie was
unnostionably imlicated int tho'
original conspi racy for the abduction
of P1e0sident Linnoln, but that ivas
cllanged to an alssassinationl plot but a
few hours before' the bloody dood was
coinmitted.
Theo following was found posted -on thet
ivatle ofa aantry,post-oflico: "Lost, a real
kef. ~ll-id ti ret spot ot I -of hits behmind
lgn.; lo waus aushlb kaf. I will give threo
shtilins' to overlbotl t~o-brlpg h1dm hlom."
(t~lr/'.tsai fnulgitnt,hnusbaud. fohis
i:elolss Mrond, "youiF atbt d may lis.
pjtlit, yt-hfo kieod 6 down stairs1
facy.' ow~ a irI ewarmofal outg
gatby J9Yo,'-yoW'onro go ii utis
One of thes 110z% att $ .duq
ke'ober with an tobt., 7-. I
WEL, RENiuitn.-The Louisville ('ourkr
"Th1e dilfronoo between (tho Unian army
dizring tho ar and (te Jaoblin cougres's
now, s that tle nrnty wa not af:'id to
nieet (to (onfederatcs and parevcnt their
npproaoh to the ctajital, while thi Cgii.'
is afraid to be brougiat inl contot with
tunaruied citizens. '1.he army f-t-es:;Ly
encountered otalr:i bllet, whie It.
Congre's drearl tho encoiler v;h 8,I4-i.
crin braine. The soldiers rAt.i the (ConftVe
rates in the field, the JaoiLina:4 dari ti
med them111 in lh deh:'e. Th ' aldie y
defied denth to perptutei:i (lie I'nlionl, tI le
Jatooblius keep it disjointed Ir the paltry
ambitii of rettaining ollice."
It is announced inl En1gland thit one otf
(to suallest olephant s ever ilulOrtel int
that countray arrived at Live rpool on Jaluru
ry 27th from Rangeon. This ele':haut was
but threo feet high, and very doeile, ad oil
its waty Ilp into the town 'rom tho slip, it is
stated L'.is ilo young, but evi(eit ly int el.
ligent. creattro. wo'ked int o a publie house,
1a1d i9ertitg its -tunk nto ntjig of bee-r on
tle bar, sucked tip the contnas, much to the
sttrprisio of the people present.
The Pelorsburg /ad.c say a (hat "he
Soutth will acopt tI toras exiten:ld un-jter
Sherman's bill. A thamind ; ,Nva shw
how the current in aittoga. No I.uarad is
no in the predictlatio tht rC i:cuy ,i: ap
htave pamed, a .annjorify of the 8utheaA
S-tates will voluiitnarily have conlfomed to
the new order of thingo, ad we make it,
A row occuared inl the Nahbra s4JsJgisla
fitre on the 17th inst ant, during whuichu the
Spealcor was depooed, whien, lho drew a pis
tol on the Sergeaut-at-Armu.
lResolutio,.i requesting the itintiediaute
releaso of Mr. Davis, or that steps ho takitn
for tin early trial, have hon introduced in.
to tle Kentucky 1ogi.latture.
SPECIALITIES.
LADD ER ,
NO. 2, ANK RANGE,
AlBE NOW llEEI N ON" OF T11iF
LARGEST AND MOST VAIED
STOCK OF
JDIC CaOQODS,
TIIAT HAS BEEN O- FERED SINCE rIHE
IT IS OUR OBJECT TO KEEP
UrP A FIRST CLAS8
AND BW MAKING T11lS A
'SPECIALITY,
CAN K:EP A BETTER,, ASSORTMENIT
AND SELL
THlE LARGEST ST')C( O
Bloys' and1( Gitis',
EVER OFFERED IN THfIS
A onll respect fully eoolijoted.
TERMS INVARItAULY CASH.
feb 28
AS2ISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
-U. 13. INTElRNAL itEVE:NUE,
'AM in recoipt, of the proper 1Ilanks for
.receiving annual hiacomno for 18(14 tand
1805 antd wilt be at. (lie folligwing lancs ror
that liurpose. Viz:
1lhloh, Marcha 0,
MontIcello, " 7,
E. 11. Sauher's, " . 8,
- Jacob Feastor's, : 1 18,
- Fasterville, 12an18
1irico's Storo, " 14,
Yonungaville, " 15,
The balance of tha time I can bao found
at, any 6flico. Persons failing to mtake their
returns by the 20th of Mairch, may depend
they will incturr (he peuales .whichs aro
severely provided in such eas.es.
8. 11. LIUMPKIN,
Aua't, Assusor.
feb 20-f~x3 a
SADLER'S SHOP!I
THlE senbscriber has re
moved lis STORTI anid
8IOQj opposIte (to (06tir HaIlouso, wV lio lhe
wIll continuo to Mannafactuiro at reduced
pricos . topairinag dloneo with. dis patchi.
All wvork wdrranated. Upper, Solo and Hia
ness Leather for salo.
IN EQUITY-.FAIRtFIE~L, 1867
Ealoy A: Hl! ) ill for Dower
' vs. . and
Elisha i~ hal, ot. al.) Aooount.
I pouing to the Oourt,'-that ElIsha 3,
Hall, Cunninaghain McClonaghen rina
wifo Judith, and Ellai Dyo, Defendants in
tho- above litated clause, are absent from, andl
yl th Qui u thState,- .
--Ift is Ohkrtd oh (ipten- of M~t. llotn, So
lIottf'o foi- the Comnplfiant, that,- jal4 Do
fendantIdo..appeir adu -p d,~ nswer Or
*tophth'0~ usld.B~All,. Witbt t~ty daje from
lie dpto -e1. Ihe .firitt publgI.on of this o'r
ile' or a d toeiro cPlifesso wll, be utfret
of record igan themn.
*; If. .AILLATl)
K TCIt , '1ASE'TIt & Co,
NO. 1, 1HOTEL IIANAE,
TTA NIE on hand andt aro constnautly receiv.
1 L ing from NOtTH IRN MAlAIETS, a
UlOLUI.: STO fK of
(o~li~ktig Of
FADIlES' DR!l-88S GOODS,
iI'.ESS TRIi.3IINUS,
WV11 IT E. GOOD00SI,
L'llN T'S,
ElOWN llO311:SUN,
LONi(@'.O l,
LINENS,
TOWELINC, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
Ili.lDY MA DE UI.OTIIINj,
Jr.\ \,
ALSO,
BLANKETS AND CAlITETING.
TOGETHER WITH.,
A D i t' unt
lill iDill-:N's SIIOES,'
MIEkS BOOTS,
91101:. and
CROCKERY and GROCERIES,
[IN E TEAS,
U (IA It,
ENG LTSII DAT RY CIjI :sl:
Mi A C K EItE L,
SU0A It CU1E D IIA1310,
BACON, &c.
TIN and WOODEN WARE.
BiUCitETS, TUBS, &c.
WAES,
~hiO\I.EI Y,
tI oli>"'
1''i '&
hOt:;,
La;Cim, &c.
They also receire frequent supplies or
QWllCELLANEOUS AND SCIOOL UOO S.
l'hey will also 8oon h1arv a fornerly at tle
Odd Fellows llall,
flhere tley will keecp a completo a:siotment.
of
DIUGS AND MIEDICINES.
Their Terms are S3trictly Cash.
fob 5
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AND
F lSuiperio- vorknatiship ait miy old stand,
(o be sold at low prices.
All ordors promptly all ended a.
feb 7 - THOM3. JOIRA,\ M ,
LITERALLY TRUTs
Cathcart & Matthews
fTIlito inafor:n theoir friendul+ to uan
derstan ost emnphtalicailly t hat
aeren tier we will require CAS11 or all airii.
:les sold, and no attention will bo paid to
any order unaless accomtpanaied wvitha the
2ASII,
800 Rushels Seed Oats,
100) thnches Yatrn,
60 hiarrels (.hio Flour,
tI liarrols I~Lard,
.20 liarrels Ex. C Sugar,
Also a general assortmenat of
IardWaro alld Gro0erlei,
W~ill be sold out at prices that defy om
pet it ion.
Weu wish to settle up our business entIrely
'ay the 1st January, any poerson having any
~ettleriionis to :nake with us will do so by
hat, time and save trouble,
deoc 18-Uf
State of South Carolina,
FAiRFIELD HrSTIUT,
.Ltoy Harrison,
v.Ini Equity,
John R. Iharrison, I ill for
Eli Harrison. JDower.
JIN pursuance of a decreo made in tis ease.
all the judgmnont, and othecr creditors of~
John Hafrrison, dleo'd , are horeihy notified
san or beftoro th~ fhrst daty of May next, to
sxhaibit and provo bay sulliulenit testimony,
before the undersigned at, his oflico in
W~innsboro, their soveral and respoctive
judgmenats, eeutions, debts, claim ns and
liemlanus against the ostate of said deceas
sd.
All judgment creditors also notilfied -tht
they a enjoined In said decree from en
rorcinig thi writs of FeirI Faicias against'
lhs said tracts of land-and all ot her ec.
iitoi's, that they are therein enjIoined fronm
somrmenoing or proscecuting any suit or
tIits at law agalnat, the defendant, John RI.
Iharrison, as Adltnilst rat or of said estate
ylithout the leave of' this court.
Hi. A. (IAILLLAID,
U. E.kP. D.
Vdmmlsshonor'si Office,
Wirhhaboro, S. C., Sept. 4, 1800.
sept 4 law~m
NOTICE.
jIIIE Cotnmlsgionors of Reads and BrIdges
.%ot Farflola1 Distriot are notified to
attend a mneeting at the Court. House on the
Lst .Mouidau 'In Aparil,nlext. The .Board
sonslhtg of ilowell Zdmonds, S. 0, Ch'appell,
T. 1 Wialkor, Thog, W. Th1b, R. K. Pick
att, 3.'IW. Ttgue, Jae Darher. Jaeob Cald.
relte Win Ji 0loet6y;O. W. Faucett, Jno
&.Bricer~ S. Sb8nIth C0alvin Brioe, H~ayno
Mcf~eeldil,~E,". DavIs, 3. K. Ke~inidy
3.5 8 TEWVAI '
- ''Cleth
inah lti~-4 -
IN iiyLT.
Ex parle. .
Wml. l.". A iken, and Petition to
,AgteslIn, Al. .\lkev, ,
Adm'r,1s E.t. of' I~ep t-t et
Davidi Aikeu, dee'd. j :iny
?~iIE l'etitionier ini lhe above' t ited up.
.1. plication, having led thirl' i tcitionl to
ellierpet ate Ies i t ny of, a ;! e I t h I
kln Ft ebru I ' I , lvtweeIn the hlirt
-it ,' 1).
at1tw ot Davidl Aike, dvi sdan1ot
dividen and partitio of the ial etate of'
aldeeed by8h th i atlloi d(.
i s (as -t ri /, i m o int: o i. 1 l v i i. .1.
tlite foI l 'e i~jl((iIlii ra, t. a i in ii par.j.
.inco f iho .\ct of t i l nc ,i l. rs t i03v
ilelh I ie i ilo :- , .v%- , ,
rinT ivst e tire l!It. (i :. e- El..I ls sit itl 1 it
:ipirt dl bp tinee hre peamb I n m e the I
lhit herol' I, ut Owcllie Ie hatiils ne ii t
mA be produited, awn.I i uniwe 'e tbi,. it
lay. i .\. n.\ u hh\ i ct
EC . 1. ).
k.'o i one ' ice,
2'. I Nov.. PICG6.
nov - lrawi'.
IN Tll', ei4MNIXiAS,.
W i. It. .llberton,
Jo. Agur.
Tl j I tie IAi u. 1 lain itf (as it on
iY the '3nth (day1 ofA ue ,z.i.1.
file his del lith-n on i ntl ihe tI i 'tie-bint
wh u t I it NCSaid) is. b ii from n d w i h
It the im itbis l:i, n. 1 hii ilt* nei lyr
Oif no aworney kn<,wn within the vni.,
uponI Whom11 at copy of* 1 he sa idl decIl'ynionl
11 is t hereflor Ordered, t hat thle siaid e
fenlant~t d.) applear 1and. pleadl to Ithe !vlit! le.
clarationl onl or b~efore the llst day of .hm h,
A. 1). 1t8 7, Otherwise finnal :11l s loluit'
rillgier % ill Ohen 1.- giv eni and Iwar e.
or (tho l'laiilifil ngalinst him.
8. 1. CLO WNEY, C. C. 1'.
Clelt Omfiee,
airliell District.
rch u'iiat--' ote i mly1nn
R U E TO P L17.'A. D.
ThleSlanle of~ War-mi1ari4
F. A II R FI E L 1) A 1. 1 , 1t c'V.
its it. Boylstu o, Extr ,
John1 Adger.
FHER HAS8 t he PlabU intif ld on tMhe '':1
. y da of' t A I.\ sd I A ile a -itt
ration 1i1n t' the p reni la. g, I. RV ll ii s
ksail)i -i - , d w tho t it e l ii..iis
of i State, tt hi I I - I i:i nik vi . Ul.i
torneuy, ltuo we.hin th -.1. vi...l wihlm
A COPY o1 ' 1 aid declart ion way b 21.ry
ed.
It is hereforo orderal hat the said 1 t .
.endant do a :ppe 113 pleAd to the I nai'l de.
laration:l or befoil bre III tiih (,i r m ,l -
A. ). . i7, ollterwi it liuil :IIIn I a ns ht'e
jndgmntiE will thenCIt hO given iaid uo vvnc
for tihe cP y 0ltiff licn l t him.i.
110. WNEl1, C. C. P.
fCt lein do al ce,1'tut ~cnlI0(htRl(
Fcaira ll Oilr 0' 'ay la , II , 00
may 2'i-ta l
Theo Stato or ionnins h -ch'inn.
FAI FI E,11))1 , R. I. 1. -
ClNk O -ic,1'Rcoil~dN ljtL':.\8.
M. F 71h, 186e
JN TIIII COMMON I LAS.
A, U OtullrdAnee nt.ait o
W s .ill; v fa
Snling Wolf. J ta9lnll
w 1 1 .11 1 .A 4 S i P la in ' di, i n th l1 l
(lid y o fi (lily iNe br. \A. 1. 1 tll
haI dchialinn nlinft i he Defen:itt tq is.
(ab it. k said) i4 ab without. 1110 iioIlit
lte iis otis a !1 nd hairis n lthe r wie
"nor n to ny known wi poin lihe Ilon ao
Whopy of o oftle Elid docearation mtiit
be lerd.
lt. is1 Ulherefore odered t hat tlho sni' it
aondan droaided, an'dv' lirad tRo the' daid
de0lara11tlonn ort0 bef o o he 27thy of t.
ofemtber, A. D. 187; ot he wioUlcrii iliat..
82o(1teillildg ont. will e ho iveni andO
andrdedrdod th 'i~laiifht i yInshim
8. 11. I'L)W.EY,. 'C. 1.
Cerk's Omtie, Feedt.ue
1oth N2v-nerilym ~ml
.J L ullao retonc Ple.)11Co n,
The'd Sallte proa R fl'eo Cao (inn.
yn. UT AWtent.
7tJseroha of claimA D. 18GG, ble hi
Delaato agans the olo-fendy who (aqust
limifsof the Sta, and has~~ idlber w'ife~
f~endatdo apparan plead rTo th sai
Declantionon orbefor be t ao la,
WCTURING DRUG HOUSE
d Manufacturing Chemists,
orrutiler~y flld Druggists Suntdries,.
I-A, NIlAlIRETON, S, U.
WI LSON, P. B. WILSON,
tCl. Chemist to late U. S. Ord. l)pt.
FAIRFIELDM DISTRICT.
iN EQUITY,
1: parto } 1ottion to
C. .'l.s I Ucrpetuato Testhmony,
r IlllE Pctitioner in the nbovo stated appli..
cation, having iled his petitiol to per
petunt the testitotly oft ho ti tie to a 0or.,
tain Iract of land alleged to be conveyed to
hin by Carolts Folder.
It is Ontacii:n, otn motion of Mr. Rion,
Sulicitor for the Petitioner, antl Iu pursu..
once of the Act of the Ueneral Assembly in
such case mttado and provided, Iihat all per.
0n1S intieTestod inl the salid prImiSes do al
pear t. this otlice throo months ftoni tho
publication hereot, to examine the evidenco
that may be produced, and to produco evi.
denoo la reply.
H . A. GAILLARD,
0. E, F. D.
Comutmissioner'e Office,
Fairfield Distriot,
Nov. Ist, BO8.
tIov (-lam3
RULE TO PLEAD.
Margaret Shaw,
vs. Atitaobmont.
Carolus Felder, I
W IIEREAS the Plaintiff dd on the 17t11
day of Augut, A. D. 1800, file her
Declarat iu against t lie Defendant, who, (an
it is said) is absent fromt and without thle
limits of tiis State, having neither wife nor
ALtorney knowit within the anite, upon
whom a copy night be served.
it Is therefore ordered, that tie Defend
ant, do appear and plead to this Declarationx
ont or beforo the 1 8th day of August, A. Dt
1867, otherwise inal nmtd absolute judgmoen.
will ten he given and awurded for the
Plaintitf, against. himl.
8. 11. CLOWNEY, C. C. P. J
Clerk's Office, Fairfield )istrict,
A itust 171 I, 180.
attg 1--;xlc8uly
Scliciltle oVer tho So11 Carolia R. K.
0 ENERAT. UIIP'TS OFFICE,
CHIARLESToN) S. S ., Nov. 3.
N and after Wednesday, November 7th the
0 11assenger Trains of this road will rtut
the following schedule
Leave Charleston, 8.00 a in
Arrive at Coluibia, 6 20 p nt
Leave Columbia, .60 a in
Arrive at Charleston, 400 p. in.
THRoUu MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Auoisla, 5.50 p in
Arrive at Kingsvillo ' ].05 a nt
Arrive at. Columbia 8.00 a In
Leave Colnbia 2.00 p 11
Arrive at Kingsvillo 3.40 p r-t
Arrive at Auogsta, 12.00 1) ighI4
I1. T. PE.\K I, (Gen'I Sup't,.
nov 8-tf
Genil Supt's oice, C. & S. C,
Railroad.
COLU'llIA, 8. C., Nov. 7, 18111.
{ON and after "Nov. 7, 180(, TiltOUGIt
U PASSEN(GER TiAMS, will run as bu
low:
Leave Columbia at 8.10 A. Mt.
Arrive at Charlotte 9.40 A. Ms.
L.eave Chtarlotto at ti.i0 A. M.
Arrive at Columtbia 1.40 P. Mt.
JAMES ANDIlSON,
nov 6-tr Superiltoidentt.
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'41"19POPUL AND A4 W .LI
- K NM\VN h1183i now fulfly opei
f'(.r the r.'eprin ofv(iXe having beel
rnrbhedl wit h. INe w1and E'legant. Furnfi
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i: : f 1COLUM l, S. C.,
WilNSAl ANDI REAL,
\ilp\Tr 110 l L L3AL1'~ AND EPIgb, 1<
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
huohing ('lothst,
Circular wr,
Sugar Pans',
iNI.1 1UI1iIEII A Ni I.EAfiIEI~ BILTING
Furii ihing Hlardware,
AORICUl.TUilAL IMPLIMENTS
Lim'o, Cemnatt.
,. Frechi an d Amloanl
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U nnis, lIIfles,
kthot Bellst,
P'owder Flaskn,
sopi18-m.1'owder, Shiot, &o.,
NOTICE.
Tima 'inute oft 'outh Carolna.
FAIRXFiJ4D DISTR1IOT,
IN 'thrU JoMJ4oN P'LEAS,
.J~iame Mc(J il, 1
Mrs. Adelino Mebley Atlaohument,
W IlGREA S3 the Plaitiiff'did on th~
' 283th day oft Marcht, A. D). 18661, 0hl
huis dolrationt agains lho Defendant~fl who,
(as it, i said) is, abson01 froum and 'wIthoti
Ith luaitd of' this Shto and )i:4wneIIlher wiAe
nor a-tilorney in IownI witiri te s3ame~ ua n
whjom a copy of';Ih said dooharetion iuuaIl
be served.
IL is thoeef'o'o Orderedi ~thua' thtsaid .be
fondatit doi appcear and pleadi.IQ. tho mid doo
tanio one eore'1a9 8Iudaut of biarph
A. D. 1a07, othetwiso- Adal Aud 'obua et
judhmeint will ih6n be0 glvon-a4'Wd- C(
fori tihe Plaint~iftasgntim,
8,. u.h IIWNEY, C, C, P.
.4i .oa
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