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cidents in England, attended with sxenslve
lose of life
SPECIAL MISSION TO THE D 'NITED-
STATES
ex'eAsivs
From The Morninu Chron, Z

From Tho Morning Chron Gle.
Lord Ashburon's appointment has bs an fa--
vorably received and IN commercial ci. 'cles,
ond gwen tone of confiIouce to the no. derss
Of State Stocks HIS ordshp's appointn eut
will be acceptable 10 the Americans, as The
Msssrs Barngs have been for many wears
most extensively engaged in American Sfiairs
and in fact, the agents of American govern
ment 10 monetary operations. HIS lorashp
is besides citizen Otthe great republic, .snd
ore of the largest landed proprietary, TOO, in
the STATE of Pennsylvania. HIS talents asa
man of business are vel known.
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The excitement prevailing upon the aubject
ofthls explosion in our city yesterday, brought
fearfully to mind the premoniiory scenes that
are WON'T to herald works Of desOlatiOn and
blood. Ii is a mater Of sincere satslaction
TO US, as it mast be to all we'll disposed citi>
gems, that the bsnk excitement has resulted
in nothing like riot, outbreak, or popular vio-
lence. The IS the third day Of the excite-
ment. Where will il eld2
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Der of that House, and vote for this bill.' The
man is fearful tha! somebody will pay his bank
10 lie own notes!ll Statesman.
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THE TEXAS SANTE FE PRISONERS.
The following letter, from The American
Minister, at Mexico, to the state department
al Washington, brings information Of The Tex
an prisoners:
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DIR. MORRISON.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

~ IHE hMEhNAN PUBLlC.
;a nc si IL s
and q. vast on eS
previously acquired in Europe but has also added to the
sssiss sea.ss ns
S Is !s Of % re-
using n this Kay and the r,s. r. a. medicine has
ton which places The dsese with due preesoiion
control Of the patient scarcely necessary this period
m Flour ASus dsu or
ton Incoptnence Of Urine and al diseases arising from deb
wanted ih.cussoat Ike n.d State: has taken p.es
S It s;Ss sSs s
aSutS smo.s Universally tss,.d %e1 ,sco%
IS az y ns on ny
NJ h; "a. &c !. r. 1s.s e
d priuepay Sss.d u thoroughly inysstssssd inSa
g e :nass sas % sss
S Rrs ss % sns W.T..
M.ssS n; A~ssss o.
eonSsa:d T. dsesed eo%%srs nSs
a. .so9%ea: uswsss y Ss4s
.hS vi. snj r: q
g psrso9sl osservstsn can enthusiastically vsi,st
he n sss
sss = e: :c
es that tAs L1sni Ccrdis s;c The vi.s poys
Ssi. ss, hay; ss
ssrsss, which viii snsbis Ssm e bss children rpst
r: =: s::! :si TRINITY s::::
sss sf;s;
Lacss Jcrs has -. e; = sees II The sesntry
'' 80, :. r: sSaE' sfrs kSsb!;
II ar ga R2sSa: :r, 81 81 !; 3 s'''d" N;N -
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glory and y eallh OF the State With these prlnci
Piles to guide i'll a. choice, we al once propose,
for the next Governor Of New York, the name of
CHARLES A. CLINTON,
the son of De Witt Cnton-the inher,or of his
name, and large portion Of his intellect. Away
with all "small potatoes" from the wings, OF
"smsll lights" from the democrats. Let the
good old republicans of all parties-the young
men of the age-from- Sandy Hook to But.
falo-rally at once, re-organze the old fash
Toned, sensible, practical republican party that
aided De Witt Clinton in the great improve
ments of this State, and carried him triumphantly
through the mighty work that would have con-
ferred Immortality on any man in another age Of
the world.
Wake up-move-slir-rise at once. Who is
to be next Governor Of New York Charles A.
Clinton.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
LoUHsIANA AND NEW YORK Line OF PACKETi
IL .& &

better accOUmOdaucu oil enppeFt, u
despatch sshp from this port on the It St 10Th aoss
until May regular days viii be appointed foi
tn remainder OF the whereby great delays ana dTap
snrneuts will be prevented during the summer months Inc
6jloving ships will commence this a, angemsAt:-
&Sis OCO NEE. Capt. jackson, 18th Oct.
6kip MISSISSIPPI, apt Hilliard. 9oth Oct
Ghlp LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt, 18th Oct.
0Sip SHAKESPEARE, Capt Miner, lst November.
mo 0ASTON, Capt Latham 9Th Nov.
Rin HUNTSVILLE, Gapt Mumford, l0th NOV
Ehin OCMUL0EE, Capt Leavtt 18th Nov
Nhib NASHVILLE, Capt Dickinson, 20th NOV.
&hin MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, 95th Nov.
FINK LOUISA, Capt milford lst December
7se al built in the city OF New York, express
n IA pcRcs are Of light draft Of water have recently been
connsred and pat splendid order with accommodations
~ sepxers uneqsslied 1Or onfort They commanded
II master who will make every exerton to give
ssners They wall at all times be towed up and
down The Mississippi by steamboats, .,,,
Neither the captains ship will pc response.
Stones silver, plated ware,
r. nv package sent BY put board Of
sm unless regular bills Of adng taken for the same and
he value thereon expressed
/. Tor frsightor passage sPPly tsS. RI ..su.. :, =.
JAMES T.. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans vii promptly forward all goodsto his address,
The eps this line warranted TO sail punctuey adj
vseed will be taken to have the good correct
kneasnred. l3ly
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to plaistif He also contends that ne was =, eatIv
Instrumental in the raising OF the VIM. Roscoe
and Of saving the valuable property ON board.
The case was not concluded when the Court Al,
jsarned to 10 o'clock this msrnipg
For plaintiff, Mr.. Crist and MIR. Covles; Mr..
Cutting and Mr., c. B. Moore for defendant.
Gilbert Gar7e and Mary Gmyet, his sister, and
others, VS.. Caleb Kr6y-This was an action Of
ejeciment, to test the right Of ownership in pro-
perty No. "a Mulberry street. 1t was formerly
owned by Magnus Garret, who died in 1904. There
was at that time good dwelling house on the lot,
put was burnt down in 1873 and has not been re-
pull, owing to the litigation and uncertainty which
mas nans over the property. carpenter's shop
was erected on it, which is now in the occupancy
Of the defendant The lot is in fact held BY Messrs
". and r. Winter, who claim to have received
It under deed from John Carrot, (son and admin
;a'os 81 Mssnus) aad also as having had posses
law OF Magnas, assent that he made will in which
ne aivded ms property equally among bis children
and that the pretensions Of ohm Garrett we re-
rect The Jury gave verdict in favor ofpis intis.
law. y" Po'"'S VI
For plaintiffs, Mr. James McKeen and Mr. Mar
yin.-Messrs Winter and Anthem for defen-
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COMPLEMENTARY Ball TO COL. WM w. TQMP.
hlNS-At meeting q Artillery and Infantry ofhcere,
convened AZ Centai Dh ooms on SATURDAY evening, I'm
nstsh1 C9 q nsm Mo9rS was eaIea 70 the Chsr, and
- Sm'I 81 ~! C...sa iscre:sy; r. A.,
for The nnrross ~ f,ndsr;rs 70 Coi " n wv NIL
nImenfarv half as III r,e n or HE pnhI;c or,h
and MA cont inucd assdn;tv In hs or
cini;rX ' " ~ - - "a ''a'S us
IN rot;o, The foovv;rv pre.,hl. and r.sot,t;or.
unan;monsiv sdortedS -s F' ~ 'oH' "e'e
Whercas ~ have awavs svavdd The militia q. Al.
ton which has been of s;cnai ssrv;c. 70 he ~
sons ~ nressn0 danger and h.re.s ~. S.sr ~
anc,t in scss ag manner orr sfssrr for Thee
been in thsr serts 70 si.vats IL cs
fnr, $3.50 ~ " - S'a~''' "'s'e
Rsolved That ~ citizen .od;srs -. bav. e.. loru t;r.
viewed win cratfcstan ths s.aio. r.. o On, ~
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AMERlCAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broad,oay and Ann street
Under the Managene ofMr. p. T. Barpum
The wonderful Exhibition Of
The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, tn gre test invention Of
- tie age, is in constant or. rAuon
The ent. rtain will coma euce with
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES.
VircDi,. La Petite Cerito.
Ma'g"rIto Madile Rosalie.
Mag clan, Nous Sylvan.
Francois Master Henry.
After which variety IT Songs New Duets and Bsads
-, by Mhs Taylor I. g Booth, Heartily and Bruce.
The Falls Of Niagara will b. exhibited mmrd ateiy
the performances in the NV Hall directly LecuAs
Room.
The AIbino Lady is here every evening.
Also exbi6iing Fancy Clans Working and Grand Cosmo
rama.
o. Performance to commence at half past O'Clock at
which time Bell will be rung. fla
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DARK THEATRE.-The public is uespaeiluy informed
Monday, Feb which will be produced it'll
new and spndd sesns< deossiious and arEontmen ,he
upguhss saces;; st the Hsynsrkst Theatre Lo1aon
nghts, will appear in the character Of Nina. fIs
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Fes 1.-the performances will CON
with
THE PROVOST OF BRUGEs.
Bertuphe, J.R. Scott Bouchard, Tlrrne
constance, Miss Mestayer
Ursula, Judah
Alter which,
Mr. q. w. and Master Pelham with appeor in their Ethiopian
performances.
Mr. OConnel will appear and his wonderful Foot
Race for bet Of $500.
To conclude with M
Ell HYDEh.
FL Hyder, N. johnson Moloc Smith
Mat Mizxer, Stevens Hamet, Goodenow
Harry Clifton, Mrs Thope
Zada, Lewis
Nina, Herbert
Orissa; Judah
Mrs sheppard, Mrs Blake
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Doors open at 81: Curtpln rises az III nrec1sev
@lTCHkLA'6 OLYMPIC VnAAVNA
THIS EVENING. Feb. ls-The performance viii
TUE GENTLEMAN IN BLACK.
Peter PunctillO Edwin Frank Forage, Horncastle
Cicely Snowden Mrs Watts.
After which -
For the ninth time new, original MSscal Burlesqu On
Richard 81, entitl
RICHARD NO III.
Richard Mitchell-Henry King. Nickcns
Sally Ann, Miss Roberts.
To be followed by
THE REVOLT Of The POOR HOUSE.
Nahomet Muggins Graham Sculicrack Edwin
AramInta, Miss Singleton.
To conclude with
BOB SHORT
Mr. Dipwicr. ROBBERS Bob Short, Horne ste
Fitz Artlu Tot Graham Hoyle, Clark
Es her Dipw OK, Miss Randall
Mrs Tickhot, Watts
Betty, Singleton
Aen,ssicaDress circle sccens Upper boxes PIT
~ cents. Private boxes S. l
Door, halt IA Curtain rises Al ssvs
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BANKRUPT LAW.

DAN n My LA W..
GENTLEMEN wishing to be dfschssej from YER dse!s.
VI under this law ARE invited call on W 1kiDM MORE.
Attorney Al Law rs Nassau All other kinds OF hW
business also attended 10. Charges moderate no 7m'
CTATE SCRIP wANTED-Ken.ucsy Indiana, :Miess
% ssTA F's,I. !, s0 WILL street.
For sale u.u,s.. -
SOC Lone fs'and Rail Road Bends ~
go Hsusatopic Rail Read 60nds fi7 us
STvHE FKfENDJ OF Nh DICKENS cannot make more
Appropriate testimony their Admiration Of the author,
and rsspect for the than ~ subscribing for The
Mr. Boston, II sittines rde1
hsn Mr. Dists1s Suri.g hs sissrs Of e 6,st few ays
liksss II Il moreover spirited NO kef art Sna worth ~
Is.sss = s!s;ssSss sss' III were ,ot an '~esf
M =. ;;s, =; - eHgg ::iyss :; u, =, ;sr.
M - = ~ psrs 4 he ccslT. ass dssn sssk.
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he Lsneet is 50 per annum in advance-or st cent
Tsingle number. LANCET OFFIcE u ANN STREET.
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TMPORTANT WORKBENCH the course Of pu6Iica ton
Use. NJ. D. r. s.. sc.- stc.-iastrsted With 1871 en-
ss sasvs a
sS T.G. az o. es 6, The ws
to accomplish list To instruct the Metaur
:; sssss 81 a s o
;Sss routine SS a. nS
sater Druggists and 0cer. Of the Rev eharseisrtc
% y sss so% q
nS SPa sa s1es9
Capitalists, Who may Be desscu: Of placing their funds in
: :: SS; enable
the Law 10 become acquainted with the nature Of those
Fl s e s.s e.
staple nsnuaeturers diss1ade them from enae.ins
laws whleh oostruct INDUSTRY VI one 70
u i..S Iss the chiefly % in
mss o. Science affecting hose grand transiOs sons Of
natter to which 0rsst Britain and the limited St.ss owe
.urs given from s s.., and USUALLY from oeis author
isy 4 the end Teach srtisls
% " s'I S il "" hi
s p.b X g g. :s5 monthly num1 Gin sov cents
;;S x: s.' Ss . % .:
s.: ;!s , ::: ;ss.s;';.
sIs sss toyn s9a village hronghout e:
s:::s az + 10y ssis'sss :f
s,::y :!;:E s, u. establishment .,. lively.
E:s Ysss 49,. :s f: g.
0 zGS II ~ zRFrSygSbsc5s5 z. re- HTE 4:
Z: IS, 4: !; AT !. ;as
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"Oh, mamscll, portez one glass d'eou'
f,,;,,inp 10 :, glass aud the water oil The
dressing liable. .)-"Oui, oui, madame, un
verre deau."
"Yes, oui. e, un petty POO de chose dans
IT," ..Un verre d'eau eI quelque chose de-
dans!" exclaimed the puzzled abigail, aP-
paren,y at her wits cud, " hen al! at once
ilch, seemed TO break i'll upon her, "ah.
que ic suis bele je comPrends ceiie
heure, c'rs, unc vieiIeusc. fu'on vent: je
vais la chcrchcr rinslaul," aud ou, of
The chamber she darlcJ. Nov, Frank,
wha, do YOU ,hnk of lial!" said Mrs
+. oui,c delighted with her profound
kuowledsc of .he French, "don't YOU
think speak the language c.ceedinsl.
welll"-"Indecd you do, my love; nm
astonished. when and where you picked
i, all up" "Oh, don't be surprised a'
,ha,: have natural talent lur languages.
and il were TO stop here month, should
parlc, n, well as the natives; hul here
comes the girl with the grns; don, lei her
come in, take i, from her al the door. -
Accordingly, the husband did as he was
bid, took the glass, dismissed the maid
with an approving mud, turned to his bel
ter half. who was just considering how Two
people were 10 sleep in such narrow
bed. Here is my love TO you, Setsv."-
"Thauk you, Frank, but pray leave Il drop
q, the bottom" But, oh, horrible. instead
of stiff glass o. grog. i, was night light,
for so the girl had understood the order
Poor Frauk had nearly swallowed the
~ hole. " hen he was stopped by the Goat
ing wick. and a most viulcn, feeling OF dis
gust. How shall describe his lea'hlng
aud his rage. or his wilc's scream of laugh
Ter which she could no, repress, 10 spite oi
every ciTor, nt her husbands ridiculous
blunder! The poor felloH is now recon
ciled TO The nasty joke. which, he says. was
the fruits of his wife having natural Ia
len. for learning lnnsuases.-Lonoion pa
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Water Proof Warehouse
sA-htH - ~ tSSt ~ ~
FWNtIE Subscriber bess leave 10 inform his
Ill friends, and the public, thai he continues
the
Warehouse & Commission
BUSINESS.
HAMBURG, S. c.

at his former stand, know Us the Water Proof
Warehouse.
Detached rs il il from other buildings, lis To-
cation renders il nearly as secure from fire, as
il il, was fire proof. The floor Of IFS two wings
hayc been elevated above The high wuler mark
of the great frcshet of May 1870, and each of
these divisions of the building will store from
1900 To lr00 bales Cotton.
Both Of these are designed 10 be exclusively
set apur, for the Cotton Of Planters aud C0un
,sy Merchants who will thus be secured from
the possibility "f loss and damage from ires'ets
He avaIls himself of the present OCCASION ia
return his thanks to his friends and patrons for
their liberal support during the last seos"n: lie
solicils from iheni. and the public generally. Il
continuance of this confidence. and assures
them thu, in return for ihrr patronage. he w'
exert his best personal efforts 10 promote and
pro,ec, their interests committed 10 his charge
in addition TO this assurance, he Piled ses nIh
II he will in no case purchase bale oil Cot
ton directly or indirectly.
he will attend TO tho sale and shipping o.
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding of Goods
or any other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Inmburs. August !, 1872 6m -
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Br,lon Mirums, VS.. Declaration in Attaeh
Holmes Il Sinclair. renf.
WHJ llEREAs the Plaintiff ih The above sta
w ted case. has this day filed his deelara'
rion againsrlhc Defendants, who are absentiron,'
aud without the lins Of this State, AZ If y saia'
having neither wife nor attorney. known within
the same, OIL whom copy Of the declaration
with Il rule /" plead thereto might be served ;
Ordered. that the Defendants plead TO the saia
dn,e thereof. otherwise final aud absolute JudS-
ment will be awarded agains, them.
clerks Office. GEO. POPE, c.o.r;
Oct. le, ls4l, a9cF 90
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StovaAa, simmons a. Go.
Factors SssatI Commission
Al L, ID A. IA ~ ~ -
AUGUSTA, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga.
IT'D RESPECTFULLY renew il.c tender Of
Ia their services M the above business lu-
tending to uyoid speculation in Cotton, as
heretofore. their undivided personal attention.
will he given 10 the storage and sale Of Cotton.
aud such other business rs may br entrusted
TO their care.
They are fully prepared 10 make liberal nd
va,,ces on cotton, and from their long eIperi-
ennc in the Commission business, hope Tor 4
fair share Of patronage.
All tho Banks i'll Aususta are paying specie
and lis currency is equal 10 any in the Union;
Planters may. therefore. confidently cxpec,
sound money for their cotton sold in this city
The Stocks Of Groceries, Bagsing aud o,hc,
staple articles are ample and daily increasing
and ure sold at very reduced prices.
Sent Tih 1912 J3
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TIE L. S. DISTRICT COURT
DisTnicT OF SoUTm CARuLISA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Y u -NN NL Z T.
EN the ,na,lcr Of 'rhos. ). Wilks. and Thos.
H r Swami. Planters. late Merchants unde:
the .irm Of T.. =. WiIks Il Co. BaIkrupis,
Pursuan, TO an Order ulIle District Court oi
the United States. iorihe District OF South Car
olina. Notice is hereby given, that canse be
shewu before the said Court, at the Federal
Cour, House in Charleston. on the twelfth
day of November next nj eleven o'clock. \.
NJ why the said Thouas :. Wilks and Thos
r swami. shnniL no, r.cei.c his discharge and
ccr,itica,c .s Bankrupt.
Charleston. l5lh day oi August. l-42.
H. Y. GRAY. Gieri.
Anuusio u D
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Hamburg. Augus,5, 1912. 3m -
P. S. Planters committing the sale OF their
Produce, OF the buying their Groceries. to my
charge, can be saved the expencc of coming TO
Market, by sending directions. which will be
strictly attended TO; all Merchandise consigned
10 me. will be taken care Of while in my pos
session, aud forwarded with despatch.
II. l.. J.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAEoLiHA.
~ NERTPTEf

U y the matter OF Leslie SmS'l'. Bankrupt.
III Pursuant to nm order OF The District Court
of the United States. for the District oi South
Carolina. Nutic. is hereby given. that cause be
shcwn before the said Court, al the Federal
Court House ~ Charleston, on the third day "i
December next, at eleven clock. a. NJ. why
the said Leslie Smy,i. should no, rece'v" h''
Discharsr aud Certificate n Il Bankrupt.
Charleston, 5,h day Of September: lei2
Il. Y. GRAY Ctrk.
Septr II III 10
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tate of South arOlina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Elber' Devore and Others,

VS..
W. w. Williams.
NXTlLL be sold NJ the Plantation OF
w Wm. W. Williams. near Samuel
Zlmmerman'-. on the ninth day Of Novem-
bcr next. the following property, viz two
mules, ,hrec colts. fourieeen head OF cat
tie, twenty head of sheep, eighty or ninety
head Of hogs, five stacks Of oats. twenty
five stacks Of fodder, one OK cart, one
wheat fan, plantation tools, FIVE or six
hundred bushels Of corn, and quantity
of cottDn in tho field.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. n.
Oct. ls. l742 (S2 25) 3o
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Ridiculous, but tru..-flow annoying to
bc travelling in country and Ignorant Of
the language! how amusing TO witness
two beings, in other respects well-inIorm-
cd, well educated. making forced grimaces
TO understand each other, without being
able 10 guess AT their mutual wuuts and
wishes! During flying vis, TO Belgium,
Mr.. T-and his lovely wife stopped a
couple of days at Chaud:ontaine, near
Lieee, so pleasantly situated in The valley
of The Vesdre. aud resembling. in several
of its agreeable features, our Ma'lock
though upon a smaller scnle. They took
I'D their quarters ut the Hotel DIES Bains.
On retiring for the night the gentleman,
other fancyiug ho was not at sleeping
pitch, or else uot fiuding himself all right,
resolved to line his night cap with stiff
glass Of grog, aud rang the bell for that
purpose. Up came the atlir nymph.-
"Que vent, mons;erl" ''Oh, ah; why
bring me a glass Of brandy and wa,er."-
"Qu'es, ce que c'ess. monster! je ne parle
pas Anglais." why Frank" said his wife
laughing, "wherc is the use Of talking
English 10 the girl she doesn't under
stand word oft; she is staring at you in
omazcment." We'll" quoth The hus-
hand, III believe you. but what am | 10
do! What bore, not TO he able 10 make
one's self understood; I'm determined TO
learn French as soon as ! return home
Cons. Bessy, my dear, you speak 1t bet
ter than do; pray tell her what want.
and bid her look sharp" $50 will. but
cannot, for the life Of me, call To mind
wha, is tho word for braudyi les me see:
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l., B. Plxley.
VKTHEREAS the Plainiiifin the above
wv s,a,ed case, has this day filed his
Declaration agaisnl the Defendant, who is
absent from aud without the limits Of this
State, as it is said, having neither wife nor
attorney, known within The same, on whom
q copy of the Declaration with a rule to
Plead thereto, might be served: Ordered
that the Defendant Plead to the said Dec
laration. within year and day, from the
date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C.p
Clerks Office uqe Al
Nov. 81. lS41.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMNON PLEAS.

HUHI'IS N''"N''' DGclaTail0n N DtyI.
,s. Foreign .iaGchmeat.
John Scurry.
,e.HE, Plaintiff having this day filed ms
dcslara,ion in this case, III my othcc. anu
the defe endant having 10 wlicor attorney, Hi"wnI y
10 he within this State. on whom copy OF said
declaration. with rule 10 plead eau be served:
/, !, ordered, rha, the said defendant do plead
10 the said declaration. within year ana Il
dny from the publication Of thus orier' or una.
and absolute Judgment will be awarded against
him. goo popr
eerk,s Office, Edscfc!d {. h. Feb %; ie4-.
Mrrch =
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State Of South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

vs.. Trcspass, Attachment.
Alex. Simpson.
FHyIIE Plaintiff having fled his declaration
u in my office asains, the said defendant ;
Ordered tha, the defendant do appear ana
plcnd thereto within year and day from the
fling of the same. otherwise final Judgment
will be awarded against him.
JOHN f. LIVINGSTON. c. CT.
Clerk Office. 9th Ser. lsi2.
Sept. - ~ I'D
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Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having demands against tho
"A. estate Of T. Fl. PRICE, deceased, are re-
qucs:ed to presen, them. and those indebted to
make immediate payment to
A. A. CLARK, Admir-.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT,

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAKVLINH' }
IN B1NkRCPTCY
WN the matter Of James l.. Anderson, o.
d Abbeyille District. n Bankrupt.
Pursuant TO IN order Of the District Court o'
the United States, for the District OF South Cnr'
olina. Notice is hereby given. that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at The Federal
Court House in Charleston OH The nlne!eetll
DAY of November next, u, eleven O'Clock, a. M.
why the said james l.. Anderson, shonid moi
receive his discharge and certificate rs Bank
rapi.
Charleston. 22d day ofAugust, 1879.
Il. I. GRAY. Clerk.
August 9! IL Jl