Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, August 07, 1868, Image 4
-THStmANGES OP THIETEE
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"?a/hn aVticlo contributed to the firi
nuJiSber i?f Putnam's Magazine, by ^
liB. Denelow, entitled "Thirtocn Year
Ago," occurs tho following intere
ting remiinisconco :
"In 1834, Mr. Buehannan was min
later to England. Captain Goorgo I
KcClollan was detailed on eocrot sor
vico in the harbor of Cuba, nndor in
etructiona from the Secretary of Wai
Gcnoral Qaitman, Lieutenant Be a
regard, and others, woro plotting f
nuustoring rams against the lslanc
lor which the government soon afto
made an offor of 81,000,000. Parsoi
Brownlow had written a navago worl
in the dofenco of slavory, and wa
challenging Northern clorgymon t<
dispute its divino authority. Gorri
Smith Dr. Howe, Henry Ward 13eoch
er, the saints at Oborlio, and a fow
hundrod^othors, wore doing a quiel
aud limited business over the under
ground railway. John Brown had
not yet left his farm in tho Northern
wild. ... an obscure individual
romcmberod by a fow as having onco
represented Sangamon District 111., in
in tho IIouso, and opposed in tho Mexican
war in awkward, ingonious, and
extremely unpopular argument, receivod
a fow complimentary votes for
Vicc-Presidout, in competition with
Mr. Dayton, tho nominee. Captain
U. S. Grant, hardly suspected of being
an ex-army officer by those who
bought molasacs or cordwood of him,
was generally taken for a stoamboat
captain, temporally stranded by a
stress of ill I tick, or who had hardly
tho rcqoisito energy and pluck to
succeed iua business calling fur bo
much of thoao qualities, and who had
therefore, collapsed speculator in sundries.
"NV. T. Sherman was teaching
school in Louisiana. Genorala Sickles,
Butlor, and Logan v/ero rough-and
tumble Democratic lawyers of somo
notoriety. Two of tho most prominent
and promising oflicers of our littlo
army woro Colonel Albert Sidney
Johnson and Lieutenant Colonel JLloIbort
E. Loc. Brief as is tho period
Binco thon, we havo but two mon in
official life?Mr. Seward and Mr.
Chaso?whoso prominence has not
oithor boon created or ovorthrown during
this oventful opoch.
*
Sons in Com.eoe.?A distinguished
jurist of Georgia, ono of tho ornaments
of hisStato and of tho bench
miormca mo that bo would not rink
bis sons in a collego which could not
guarantco throo things:
let. Pious teachcra, whoso examples
wero not counteracted by tho
conduct of irroligioufr ofileors.
2d. Sound religious instruction, not
liable to bo counteracted by contrary
toachings from any professor's chair.
3. The association of tho sons of
pious men, who had boon properly
trained at homo.
With thoso provisions ho folt some
eocarity, oven then kho trembled for
his children while exposed ?to tho
lorrible ordoal of collego life. Under
the relaxed system of domestic training?tho
early age at which boys aro
Bent to collogo in this country, and
flAVAfA f amnio fiAna
-W . w HUIM^VWUIVUQ i?VVUUUi?Ull V7VVJk j
where on college .lite, he felt that it
was a hazardous period.
TheBeare weighty considerations,
worthy to bo pondered by evory pious
and considerate father.
Scolding.?A little girl not six
years oi ago soreamod out to hor little
brother, who was playing in tho
mud j
"Rob j Rob good-for-nothing rascal,
come right iu the house. I'll
boat you till tho skin comos off."
"Wby, Angelina, dear, what do
you mean? Whero did yon learn
such talk?" exclaimed the mortifiod
xnothor who stood talking" with a
iriend. Angelina's'childish reply was
a good commentary upon this manT1A**
/\f OrtAoIr In ~
?w w* p^uuatLuuuiiurun.
"Why, mother youseo \?o are playing,
and he's my littfe boy, and J'm
scolding him just as you did mo this
morning, that's all/'
Dr. Johh M. Mason, -while preaching
on the text, "What shall-it profit a mac,"
Arc*, referring to the apologies given by
the impenitent for refusing to accept the
gift of eternal life, mentioned the common
plea, "We do not want to profess Christiani'j,
because many dishonour the profoaaion;
we do not wltnt to be hypocrites :
OPA AOndti) A *-*
*rw %* w vHuutVl IWCU* A|JU 0U| ' DillU V Ut
eloquent preacher, "you are willing to go to
Bell as gentlemen of aaudour.^- It ra t>?id
that a distinguished lawyer *t*s led by this
pointed rebuke to renouoce the hypocrisy
of unbelief for sincere faith io the Son ol
God.
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Sweet Potatom.?The Southern Fa*
met advises farmers and gardeners to continue
to plantsweet potato drawings as fast
sa they are op aod ready. Out off tbe
Tides about one foot long, Asm? doubled
thrust deep in the earth v plant potato *ioe?
all tbe time. yTbe editor of the Farmer
says he grew potatoes weighing one pound
and fifteen Ounces and two po^tads from
plants set ss late as the 11th of July.
There can -be no breathing Of the
eoul in prayer, faith, or love, but an
Mjo are drawn by tho Spirit, for God
wUl hare *ub. recognize His grace
alone, in our spiritual preservation.?
Nttnn.
L- njv Stone pa seed throagh ifeve
v Ntffch tt large carpet-bag an& a
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n] the old, old story.
Tell mo tbo old, old story, of unseen thing"
9t above.
j Jesus and bis glory, Jesus and bis lore.
1(j Tell me tlientory simply .
Afl to a little child,
0 For I am weak and weary
Aud helpless and defiled.
j Tell me the story slowly
That T in
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That wonderful Redumption,
Uod'e remedy for sin.
P.
II Toll me the story often,
. For I forget bo soon!
Tlio " oaily dew" of morning
' lias passed awny nt noon.
r
n Tell me the story softly,
j? With earnest tones and grave;
s Remember, I'm the sinner
Whom Jesus enino to snve.
>
t Tell me the story always.
If you wuuld really he
r Iu any time of trouble
^ A comforter to me.
Tell me the same old Btory
I When VOU lmvn nnnan fA fn?.
{ That this world's empty glory
Is costing me too dear.
Yes, and when that world's glory
Shall dawn upon my soul,
Tell me the old, old story.
' Christ Jesus made thee wholo."
Those lines I found pinned to the pupcrcd
wall by my bed-side. I supposo placed thero
by a former occupant.
Hyercs, Francc, Nov. 18tli, 1867.
MILLENNIAL.
Another Propiiet.?Br. .Cumuiing
mvat look out for bi? laurels. .Another
prophot has ariBen, who intorprots
Matthew xxiv. of the soeond corporeal
advent of Christ?whereas it rofors
to nothing but his cominsr to do
stroy tho Jowish State?and ho thinks
his advent is imminent. The Temps
8a3'8 : M. Victor Louis Jacot, by profession
a prophet, living at No. 2, Clarendon
Placo, Brighton, informs us
that ho fools himself compellod to announce
to us that tho Divine Suviour is
on tho cvo of fulfiling his promise of
reappearing, and that tho first resurrection,
as doscribod in tho Jj4th chapter
of Matthew, will tako placo in a
few months. Tho Temps remarks
that " this indeed will bQ a mighty
event, but AT. Jacot s prophetic inspirations
enable him likowiao to reyeal
to us that Austria and Franco are
about to como to blows, that Turkey
will disappear from tho map, and that
V.mnAPnr NTurvAlnnn 111
Afuijrvi vi uj/v/iuvu XXit VY III OUJ?U
measures of gold and silver and other
Thcro are aomo in the Church, who
havo tho opportunity to call thoir
olcrgy beggars for giving them an
opportunity to do thoir duty.
FOREIGN.
Tho planet Venusi# retrograding and ?p
proaching tUe sun. Hereafter the planet
will be visible iu the eait before euoriBe.
The French Government lias been presented
with a piece of land on the Mount
ui unves, vrnero, according to doubtful tradition,
theJSaviour taught the Lord's prayer
to his disciple*.
Tho Chinse rebels hare left Tiensin, and
are going south. Tho Mikado issued a decree
against Christians in Japan.
Tho grand caravan which set out from
Cairo for Mecca with the holy carpet, in
the month of January, returned to Cairo
on the 25th of June. It included fifteen
hundred and thirtv nilirrim*- lmrMftnr katr
"V I D * " ? """
ing tbe right to bear the honorable name
of"ha<lji," and fourteen hundred and eighty
one animals, chiefly camels. There are
also thousands who make the pilgrimage
by tbe lied Sea, from Suez to Jeduah;
these bad returned previously.
The first numbor of a news paper in Pariswas
confiscated on account of its opposition
to tbe government. Glad we have neither
Emperor nor Pop* here \ though candidates
for the offices are not wanting,
Private advices report ft peace concluded
between Ruusia and Bokhara.
It is apprehended that tbe Garibaldians
are preparing to attack Rome.
Private letters from a very reliable
aourco in Paris, received by the Rteamer of
Mondny, speak of an approaching war between
France and Germany as inevitable
to commonce probably before llie year is
oat*
A German piper says that Count Bismarck
is now quite convalescent.
Two serpents in a Paris menagerie attempted
to swallow the same eat. Their
aws mot half-way t when one quietly so'ved
the difficulty by swallowing both cat and
snake.
Suicide is all the rajjo at Naples.
' A bookbinder, named Wiltman, has
> been
condemned to death at Posen, in
I Prussia, for poisoning (our wives and two
children in the tpace of six year*. He
married each timo for money.
' THE "BIST WA?WBEEL
Is Mel's Patent Double
American Turbine,
i Manufactured by
PAH I 17 & UI1WT
JL VVUJb W, UUil I J
BATIMORE, Md.
T>?\ 20,1867, 85, 6m
J. C. NOLAND
JFormerbj of
A. McKeosie & Co.,
""STwlm"'
AND ;
HABWES8 MAKER.
' -A-btooville 0. 33.? &? O.';
July 3, 18AS, 11, Mm. y \ ...
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"COSTAR'S"
Preparations
EVERYBODY?Tries Them!
EVERYBODY?Uses Tlicm!
EVERYBODY?Believes in Tlicm!
EVERYBODY?Recommends Them!
"CostarV Exterminators.
Kor Hats Koaohes, Ante, Ac.
uosiars" uea-Jiug iJxter.
A Liquid?Kills?"Sure thing.'
4,CostarV' Insect Powder.
For Flens. Moth?, Insects, <tc
"Costar's'' CornSolvent.
For Corns, Bullions, ?to.
| "Costar's" Buckthorn Salve.
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, alio.
"Coster's" Bishop Pills.
(Su^nr Coated) Dinner Pill.
Costar's Cough Remedy.
For Coughs, Colds, &o.
Costar's Bitter-Sw?et and
Orange Blossoms,
Beaulihes the Complexion.
Muke? the rfUiu fresh and fair.
tSF" 111 Bewars ! 11 of nil worthless Imitations
E?T Nona Genuine without "CosiarV* Signa- i
tare.
25a. hi <1 50c. siios krpt by all'Druegaita
SI size* sent by nniil on receipt of price.
EST" ?2 puy* f?r nit\ three 11 oizts bv Express
esr to puyn for eiglit fcl sizcB by Express. I
Aililrrni
HENRY R. COSTAR,
612 Broadway,?N. Y.
EST Fur sale bj' j
DR. E. PARKER,
Abbeville, S. C.
. isr Anil al Wholesale iu ull the Cities and 1
larf;e towns in the U. S.
Slay li'.f, 18fi8, 6, Gin
D. W. HAWTHORN,
Broter ani Commission Merchant
WAJ.1IA1.1.A, K. C.,
"^T^ILL prepared on the First ?f August,
11 1808, to transact all business ic hia
line, and purobase Country 1'roJuca of all
kinds.
The Highest Market Price
PAID FOR
CORN, WHEAT, PEAS, .
And everything else produead in this ssctiou
of tit* country. ]
He will also conduct the tame business at (
llones Path, S. C., and will be happy t* hare
the patronage of his friands at eiihor place.
July 10, 18C8. 12? loi
EECEIYET)!
at 1
"MARSHALL HOUSE CORNER," I
i
Hemlock and white oak sol* leather,
pitENCU CALF SKINS,
JOININGS and FINDING9 generally. '
TROWBRIDGE & 0.
May 29, 18C8, 6, tf j
NOTICE THIS!]
TI1E Notes and Accounts of ROCUK ?i
CHRISTIAN are in iuy hands for collection.
All persons indebted are requeued to
eoine forward aud settle, aa longer indulgcnco
cannot be givon
G. McD. MILLER.
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Jan 17, 186ft, 89, tf
W. A. LEE. W. K. BLAKE
LIE & BLAKE,
Attorneys at Law,
And Solicitors in Equity,
Abbeville C. II, S. C.,
HAVE formed a partnership for the practice
of Law nn<l Equity in the Courts of tlie i
Western Circu t.
The Office of Mr. BLAKE, for the present,
will be at Greenwood, S. C.
June 10, 1806. 9 If
i
m. rm Ji ig tarin fjJtww jaf
WOOL! WOOLII WOOL! 11
fhe Highest Market Prioes
PAID FOR
WOOL,
tN EXCHANGE P0& _ GOODS. .
r pHP fo?l muct be freefrqm lmr?m&tmrilan '
JL mailer. Will b? Ulr?a ?itfa*r ?p
nnvM*lf|MtLLE*
& SO BS&TSOK.
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t" qXKOiPATES."
Mft. Editoe:^?You will plea** announce Mr
J. MoQ" MOSE^Y, (of Greenwood) a iandi
date for the offiee oC Tax CoHeotor of AbbeTille
Distriot at tli? approaohing election, f
MANY FRIENDS.
fST Tin friend. ef ROBERT JON FA respectfully
announce"him as a candidate fbi
the office of Tax Colleotor at the ensuing clcc
lion, lie ia the only candidate who has comi
out squarely on tbe Democratio platform ant
hence has entitled himself to tbe usnnimoui
support of the party.
MANY VOTERS.
Of The friends of Mr. M. S. INORAHAfl
respectfully announce hitn aa a candidate fo
Tax Collector at the next election. *
tW The friends of W. D. QALLAHER respootfully
announce him a candidate for tlw
i office of "Tax Collector for Abbeville District
at tlia ensuing election* *
|f The friends of Capt. W. 8. HARRIS
respectfully aunonnce him a candidate for Tbj
Collector at the next election.
The friends of WM. H. TAGG ART respeotfullv
announce him a candidate for tl>? ?
Tax Collector at the next election.
tgy The many friends of E. M. SHARE
rcpj'octfully nominate him for the office of Toj
Collector for Abbeville District, at the eusa.
ing election.
CSTThe friends of J. W. JENNINGS respecifully
nominate him a candidate for Tan
Collector at the next election. "
The mnny friends of I* II. RUSSELL respectfully
uniiounce him a candidate for Tni
(IAIIMLAP nf fhfl nnvi *
tar \V> are authorized to announce DAVID
ORAWKOllD, a candidate for Tax Col
lector at tho ensuing election. *
jy The friends of Capt. W. R. WI1ITE
respectfully announce him na a candidate for
Tax Collector, at the next election.
MILLINERY!
LADIES nre respectfully informed that
1 linve oponed this day a fresh supply
of tke Latest Stytaof
iiats, bonnets,
flowers,
frosted netitng,
RIBRONS, LACES,
Which T am offering at VERY LOW
rates. Call early and procure bargains.
Jeanette Sclmarz.
Received this day, a fresh lot of
Confectionary and Fruits, at
mrs. sci1warz's
Fruit Store.
Mav 29. 1809. 0 tf
TO PLANTERS.
[IEBIG first promulgated the fact* in relatian
J to' GENUINE SUPER PHOSPUATE OF
JMK, and ilia discovery is couaidered "Tba
Jreat Agricultural Improvement of th? Age.'
LISTER BROS'
Fnusa SONH
Super-Phosphate of Lime
It nov before lbs public. Let tbe Plantar giv?
t a FAIR and IMPARTIAL TRIAL, and com.
nunicate the results to un. We make no claim
,o beiug "public benefactor*," but we do claim
Dur article to ba
GENUINE
BONE MANURE
\nd nothing else, ami therefore just wlial th?
^griculturisU want " to giv* the plant food,
ind improve the noil.
We remain yours truly,
LISTER BROTHERS,
159 FRONT-ST.,
NEW YORK.
OTTR AGENTS ABE :
w m. M. iiAWIUM, v;iiarle*ton, S. C.
H. II. COWAN A CO., Wilmington, N. C.
ANTOINE POULLAIN, AugiiHtu, Ga.
Messrs, SAMUEL TOWN3END & SON, 62
Li ght St., Baltimore, Md.
March 13, 1868 47?6m
Will CARDS!
McBee Mills.
OUR Carding Machines are in first rale
order, and under the control of thatwelN
known and competent manager, Mr* T. Y.
BRIDGES, who will uae every car* to prevent
unnecessary waste and to insure complete
satisfaction.
Our facilities are such that we can afford to
do the work on the
MOST LIBERAL TERMS,
and wj can safely promise to turn out prompt*
iy : *
Excellent Rolls.
If the Grea*e ia furnished to up, (say one
rvn....?l a ----- j -
... uicaoc v eigllb jiounai Ol wool,)
we will Card Plain Wool at
TEN ?NTS A PGUNfl.
A small advance on this r*te will be charged
Mixed Wool or for Cotton and Wool together.
tar Wool will be takent rom and delivered
a( Greenville C. H. free of ehargs for transpor
tation. 1
0T The following named gentlenen will
act as Agents for ua in forwordiug Wool, to
whom payment may be made:
D. R. HONDLEY. Abb*villa,
H. II. CLA.UK4: Cokoebarj,
W. 2. ANDKftSON, Greanweod,
COL. fi. DONALD, Donalds,
J. J. 8HLRLKY, Honea Path,
T. C. LlPflUefMB, New Market,
F. GABON, Ninety Six.
QRHY&H4WIH0RN.
MeBee Mills, OreeiivillrDistrlot, Jane, .1868
May 80, 1868, 6. tf "
IgMATZ BiLLER,
MERCHANT T A1% O
. Sbirt MumfliatorA'- iuui
; vVri>if?T -ft' ^
JirtMV IsmisMii Ms,
No. 84 Jteksoa Street, .Augusta, Gm
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i JOHN A. Ti
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: HAS JU
1 STOCK C
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Dry C
I CROCKE
J Which he is rapidly boiling at thca
xamino boforo purchasing. Boautifi
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A CHOICE LOT OF B,
J. A.
THOMAS
SUCCESSOR TO
Wholesale
6R0CER AND PI
ABBEVILLE
BEGS leavo to inform his friends n
receiving a full and complelo i
SION'S AND LIQUORS, which bei
to soil at a reduced price for the same
CLASS OROCER Y AND PRO VIS
monts in Baltimore by which ho will i
stock. Among the arrivalH for the las
3500 lbs. Choico C. K. SIDES,
2500 lbs. choico SHOULDERS,
500 lbs. pure Loaf LARD,
1500 lbs Extra Family FLOUR,
3 bbls. D. R. DROPS, (Syrup,)
2 bbls. Crooklyn Houro SYRUP,
3 bbls. Cotfoo ?C." SUGAR,
5 Sacks bost RIO COFFEE,
it. i
xio nnj on nana a
HARDWARI
il?i9 1
AND A FEW lLUl1
CHOICE HEMLOCK
SOLE L
Togother with a groat many othc
llid intention being to SELL his go
lino would do woll to call and cxatnin
boloio purchasing olsowhoro.
liospectfully,
THU
.A pril 3, 1SG8, 50, tf
ENKIGHT
REPAII
COTTON GINS, THRESHER
OF ALL KINDS OF C
THE subscribers would inform their friend
formed a copartnership in the business of
doing Carpenters' work. Prom lh6ir long expt
satisfaction, and trust to merit the publie patrc
terms for CASH ON DELIVERY.
They will keep always on hand a good suppl;
JOHN ENRIGHT,
March 13,1886, 47, tf
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Plea*.
John T. Johnson )
?*.- ' > Attachment.
Wesley Robertson. ) . >
WHEREAS tli* PlninliffhaH film! his declaration
against the Defendant, who (aa it is
paid) i? ahsentfrom and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney known
within* the same, upon whorri a copy of the said
declaration nuglfl hu served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the s&id Defendant
do appear and plead to the eaitfdeclarAijon,
on of before the lentil day of June, wjiich
will be in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and alxty-eight, otherwise final and absolute
'judgment will then be given and awarded against
him. .
. MATTHEW McDONALD, c. o. r.
Clerk'# Office, Abbeville District, )
September 9. 16t>7. J
Sept 11 46 ly
THE STATE. OP SOUTJK CAROLINA
aprrvtTiTsE nTS.mrnr.
In thf Common Pita*.
Wad* II. RobarUoo.and ")
Albert Graham 1
Jifubwi "A. Sobetlmi. J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff haa filedhiadeolara
(Ion ?g*iMt tb? Defendant, who (aa it ia
?iid)ia abwnl frrun aadwUhout the limit* of this
State, and haa imjhar wife nor At to may known
wttfcfa iha MUM, imp viumi a cqpy of thalaid
tUaUraUoo rtlffo W aawad. . . "
: ili?ii1^ ^ ^^>dr
OB pc be (or* tenth .day ot Ton*/*htoh
wHl bain tbe y?4r otour f?rd eighteenJra&dred
ft* ^ i#Pr ? ?*fot . >F
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HLMAOGE'S CA
T?'n 1,1 *?L .. SB=g=a
A. !?A2?3
(ST RECEIVED A
>F SPRING
CONSISTING OB1
1 -U .... -
arWOtlS, t*r?(
RY, BOOTS,
i?f?| i?c$
stonishinply low prices for wbioh be is ofTi
ul colorod Muslins for 30 coots.
-A.C03ST, BACOli
\CON can bo bought at a low price, F<
TAL HiDl
> EAKIN, T
EAKIN & KNOX,
and Retail
tOVISION DEALER, I
C. H., S. C, !
,nd the public genorally, that be is now "J
issortment of GROCERIES, PRO VI- w
ng bought entirely for Cash, ho in able hi
T( ;<3 !?:?, ' - 1 "~
, -?v 10 mn illbUllllUU IU KlIUJJ U JP 1 Itm '1' "
ION STORE, having effected arrange- 81
roceivo weekly additions to bis present
t woek can bo found :
CadioH Green and Black TEAS,
Kits No. 1 MACKEREL,
Cases SARDINES, . T
Calces E. J). CHRESE,
Soda CRACKERS,
STARCH, SODA,
Spiced and Can. OYSTERS, *
L Pickles, Candies, Lemons, Oranges,&o A
l oboico selection of
i, CUTLERY, I
iDHED POUNDS OF ?
AND OAK TA 1STNT5T> :
EATHER,
ir things too nuuiorons to mention.
T
tods, parties wishing anything in bis
o his slock, compare prices, &c., &e.,
MAS EAKIN. '
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ft CWTTTtX
uk ujiuxjwxx^ ::
ai
IEES OF S
S AND FANS, AND MAKERS
ARPENTERS' WORK.
i and (he public generally, that they have lately
repairing Cotton Gins, Threshers and Fans, and
irienee they feel confident of their ability to give J<
mage. Work will be done on the most reasonable
A
y of Walnut and Oak for making Coffin* y
?. B. 8MIHI.
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THE STATE OT? RftTTTTi fMuniTKrl V
X/A MVVAU VillW/UIllU,
# d
4BBEVILLE DISTRICT, J
In the Common Pleiu. * ^
Bannister Allen 1 _ ft
vs. ~ v Attachment.
J a meg C. Harper. )
WHFREA8 the Plaintiff has filed his declaration
against the Defendant, who
(as it ia said) is absent from and without the
limit* of .thia State, and has ueither wife nor ~
Attoroey known within the same, upon whom ?]
a copv of .the declaration might be served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the said Defendant.do
appear ant) plead to the Mid declaration
on or before the twenty.seTenth day of February,
winch will be in the year cf'our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise
inal and.abaolute judgment will theu begi7en
and Awarded against bin), *
BJA'fl'HKW MqDOKALD, tt o. r. '
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Diat,t ) _ sa
% ' * Feb. 26, 18G8. f ^
Feb 28, 1868, 45, ly. . ki
It
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA e!
- ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. . *
In the Common FUai.
I
John T. Jobqeon )
vi. V Attachment.
Wealey RoberUon. J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff b??ftled Mr deelaraTV
(ion agaiptl the Defendant, who (as it.it
aid} b absent from and without the Kbuta of tble
State. aw) bM neUherwifo nor Attorney koo*n
within (he mint, upon Whom copy of the. Mid ,
declaration .might be served. SI
bfe thareforo, ordered that the aai<J Defend- J
Ant 34 MMtt dud pt?*dt*tiie Aid df$lfer*tfon
on or befar* the. tenth 4*7 W-4ro?? which
will'be iatbe year of oor ?oro ciffateeift hundred 1
" and ?istv^??gt>t, otherwise flijpt and abcotato J
jodgmettt- wHl be. Injd awarded aj
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LARGE
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
S. S. Marshall and
J. W. W. Marshall. | A n!,T
Surviving Excculors. V T,lom80n & F(,;r>
John Faulkner. J T]fr8
JITHEREAS the riaintifl* has filed his decl*
II, ration agxinat the Defendant, who (as it
said) is absent from and without the limits of
lia State, m.d has ueither vile nor Attoroej
uown within the same, upon whom a oopy of
> declaration might be served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the said Defemlat
do appear and plead to the said declaration
d or before the eighteenth day of April>
hich will be in the year of our Lord eighteen
undred and sixty-nine, otherwise final and nb>lutc
judgment will theu be given and awarded
gainst him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, a a p.
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Disl., )
April 17, 1868. J
April 22 26 iy
HP STATE. nc oniiTu n?nnu*.*
..M ? >. ui ouu i n unnJLIIMA ABBEVILLE
DISTRICT.
In the Common. Pitas.
r. W. Belelier for 1 v
gutw A Fiaher f Attachment
survivors ) Thomson 4i Fair, P. Alt'j
? \
lbert Johason. )
EKTIIEREAS the Plaintiff has filed his derw
claration against the Defendant, vko
* it is said) fa absent from and without the
nits of this State, and has neither wife nor
ttorney known within the same, upon whom
copy of the deolantiop might be served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the said Defondit
do appear and plead to the said declaration
i or before the seventeenth day of April,
hich will be in the yt<ar of our Lord eieb:en
hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise final
ad absolute judgment will then be giveu and
warded against bim.
^ matthew Mcdonald, c. o. ?.
vitsr* uuiae, aDbeville Dial., I
April 16ib, 18f>8. J
April 17, 1808, 62?12m.
HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleat.
. T. lladdon and )
i. W. Uaddun ) Attachment.
vs. ) Thomson 6 Fair, 1\ Att'y
lbert Johnson. (
TT HKREAS the Plaintiff has filed bia declarF?
* ation against the Defendant, who (hb itia
lid) is absent from and without the limits ot
lis State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
now'u within the same, upon whom a copy of
le said declaration might be served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the said Defeudat
do appear and plead to the said declaration,
i^r before the twentieth day of April, which
ill be in theye;?rof our Lord eighteen hundred
ad sixty-nine, otherwise final aud {absolute
idgment will then be given and awarded against
MATTHEW McDONALD, o. c. p.
Clerk's office, Abbeville Dist., >
April 16, 1808. ' J 24, 12m.
THE STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleat.
>hn R. Ellis 1
ve. v Attachment.
lbert Johnson. ) Thomson A Pair, P. Att'y
L\fHEREA8 the Plaintiff has filed hia dem
deration against the Defendant who (as
ia said) ia absent from and without the limits
f this State, and has neither wife nor Attofey
known within the same, upon whom a
spy of the declaration might be served.
It is, therefore, ordered that the said Qefenant
do appear and plead to the said declaraon
on or before the aeventeentb day of April,
'hich will be in Ui? year of oar Lord eigh:en
hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise final
nd.absolute judgment will then be given and
warded against him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, o. a p.
Clark's Offiee, Abbeville Disk, >
.April 10th, 1868. J
April 17tb, 1868, 52?12m.
HJJf CT A TU /W ariTTlTT n l.nrvr 1? .
.uu iJimu VI.- uuwiu VAIVUJUllM A
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Iti th? Common PUat. 4
Jno. H. Mundy 1
vr > Attachment.
W. G. Lomax. S
IT HERE AS the Plaintiff has filed his d?elar*
rf atibd against the Defeudaq}, who (aa it in
iid) ia absent from and without the limits of
lia Bute, and has neither wife nor Attorney
nowA withlujthe same, upon Whom a copy of
is said d?olaratipa.xnight be S4V?ed,
It is, therefore, ordered thaf the Defeodot
do"appear *pd plead to the said declaration,
n'or before the twentieth day of Angnst, which
111 be in the year e( oof Cord eighteen hmired
and sixty-eight, otherwise final and abso*
ite jadgmoiu wilt then be given and yarded
gainst bins. ..V
. * matthew Mcdonald, o. <v*> *
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Diet,)
Septembers, 18?7. "J
Septal ? ' '? -V \
ESTATE OP
m DttffflBlUliBi' BHfSti
pURfiUAWtf to order . i
L Utn of Jobo Brownie*, deo'd, will pr?wnt I
id prove their demu& before me, oc. or bdbm *
it October next, or be barred.
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onuatcelouer* Office, ) '" *
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