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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07


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ioNi LILO s,h $40
49,; ,, of
DEAR FRIENDS: mere we a'e' ~ 'nr' F''n' VI
our long uaHc', III en'"o saI'E. '"',' 49, 49,
We shall start IN Il" Ho't 'o' ,"o - " d.!
Ireen ltEef, NC o"ee'"aiei u'u 'no "'"' NV
cr Mountains, having twenty or '"hy uag
.raVcl still before US. we s"a'' '"e" 'P0"u
short Tune at some "'o'h"'o 49," 'on &C., 49,
mountains, a"d co'h'he"ee "'' 49," ="
chnao' no" ""'' 10 '0'' 10 1" ~, efl
deur, suphmlty, SOL oea"'f """ "PP"'"s ~
ncss-al OF "hi1h nave u'I" P''s'"e' '"1
many changing phn"ra'hA' oe'o'e "' ioi 'i' as
forty sc' en- Gay So ,nH"' - 80, - 80
a"hcme h'ftie",}' ''' ""' o"'f f,i 'o.' a4
we are no" 10 'u' '-'i - VIZ o',,,,,, -
"iih'h MIR '"''e' s." 40 = "'' . -
some so1f ha"oI'd ',aSe7' "H'h 's'"'@ 0'''' ''"'
hundred Warriors. W" are nue. III - 80
well armed nuI .'.'' .''ne0' ana mean 10 h',gn
through MON w." '" 60 @"N Gun ~ nv W
nave passed. 'h'"I-" '4' "'" 10 'o"' '''1 IA
no" without fesh '"~''' =. ." We 80 '"'7
trious ia dfj l"2 'H& Ah'''"'7 rs" "'''0 "o''
killing q d q" uaE' 1"t S''I'' arc . - f'''0
equal to oAf 'PPeN''S !" '"'ec - '"'' gay we
shah "4''" w. ~" '"- W" ~
mountains ""' P'"''o h. L,
IN" '"''" S""''''"e -
ever.
iho CA'hoic P'i'''9 '''' ''' }''
stu win US "a''"'"2 - '"L" "o" t
among INC eonHe'''u | 49,, aug s.o,'ar,
"nn' am SURF ''''' " -. - a., c1,nI,r
"'Inefncss-eal's "'S7 !" O"'"P 0''''
'h'i''"'F r - ~ 80
~ % uu' I''rP' 4 tt,n
the Norm FORK oil fia''e' '"F 'o'F u"e II" rug
lost his horse, coat and DiiUkCts, hAu wandering
hare. footed nbout the prairie. lie was found at
last md his story, which is OF The hveIIesi inter
est you shall have hereafter. Fifteen Of US,
tortured with thirst, were riding away IN search
of the river, rAllopiug aud Yelling Like Indians,
when be, being alone IN distant hollow, took
rs for real red men, and concealed himself until
we and The whole camp moved completely out OF
sight or knowI ledge. Every soul OF US had gwen
hItn UP as burchcIed by the Sioux when he was
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GEO. r. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
JAMES FRAZ!ER,| Vice Priests
JOSEPH WILEY,

PRETTY COCOA friend who has Just return-
ed from The upper counties, informs US that whIie
resting dav at farmers house, on the road
4e. a cons - came In and Informed the resi-
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r, PAIL DIU VI:
From the Rocky Mountain Expedition.

The following letter from Mr.. FIELD, who
wen, on an expedition TO the Far West with Sir
William Drummoud Stewart, we find IN the New
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tiurrah for the wilderness grand
The forest, the desert, the fountain
unrrnh Tor our glorious land!

We may reach Independence by the 2oth OF
October, and then, be sure Of 1t, shall be home,
the saying apply suits, "by the first boat
Oar travel thus far has been prosperous, that
any prospect of being necesSated to winter IN
the mountains Is now removed, and IN sixty days
VIC shalt be preparing ito % East"
The Oregon emlgrants {ninc hundred souls,
two hundred wagons, aud some SIX or eight hun
dred head of cRulc) are about ten OF fifteen days
behind OF Ihcn shall have denl to tell
you. Fortune and friendship crown you. Good
byc, NJ. I. t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

FoRr PLATTE. Ia Rance FoRK,i
July Sth 1910. \
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

In tie Wing Convention of The Guy OF Balt.
more, a meeting held last evening, the subJoin
ed proceedings took place, recomme nding
Young Mems National Wing Cow ention, to be
held n the cry of Baltimore, on the 81 day Of
Nav, l. u.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-22

Richie say of the Sub Treasury in 1887
We copy the following paragraph from the
Kenawha (Va.) Republican, which takes il
from the Enquirer. If it be spurious, we ask
the Enquirer to put us right:
From The Richmond Enquirer.
"We have objected to the Sub-Treasury system SC
called that in the first place, it will ENLARGE the
Erecltipe poner, ALREADY TOO GREAT for Repub.
lie 2dy that it contributes to endanger the securi o.
The public tinds-and 3dy, that it is calculated to pro-
duce two currencies baser one for the people, and
better one for the Government The more we
read the speeches of the orators on both sides, the
more firmly we satisfied of the STRENGTH of these
objections. THERE IS NO SECURITY IN IT. and il
,oiA invOlvs HEAVY and unnecesslr Try erpensen
The Globe says the President and his friends
United in passing the mandamus act subjecting
the State Legislature to pass laws under the orders
of Congress-
The whole country knows this charge is IN
just and untrue. President Tyler's friend,
voted against it, and after it passed, he Presi-
dent, in effect, vetoed it, So say the Clay
Wings.
The Globe also has the unblushing effrontery
to intimate that the Bank the President vetoed
was preferred by the Democracy to the mea-
sure recommended by him. Now, the Exche-
quer, (but TO which the President asserts thai
he is not wedded,) suggested as compromise,
is in strict accordance with the expressed OPT
Mons Of Jefferson on the subject of the cur
rency. Mr.. Tyler founded his plan on the hints
thrown out by Mr.. Jefferson, the Apostle Of
Liberty.
The balance of the Globes article is mere un-
meaning jargon, or rather cant phrases, with no
more solidity or foundation than the charges al
luded to above.
Mr.. Tyler does not 'claim admission" into
the ranks ofany party. He stands Republican
among Republicans. Being true Repub-
lcan him self, the party which shall not claim
his fellowship, is not the Republican party.
He stands an independent Republican among
Republicans, asking no exclusive privileges,
and submitting TO nothing that is wrong. the
Globe prefers Mr.. Van Buren,, let it advocate
his claims. Let the friends of all the candi-
dates advocate the claims of their respective
favori es. And when the time comes to decide
which of them shall be the common candidate
let them all meet in council, and after compar-
ing notes, uulte on the one having the most
friends. In this way, and no other, can the
party be triumphant in 1874. By assailing
President Tyler, the Globe can make no friends
for Mr.. Van Buren, on the contrary, it is daily
making him enemies among those who would
otherwise support him.
The Globe should assail the common enemy
the enemy of the Democratic party. Pfe,i
dent Tyler will not war against the Democra
tic party in 1914. Then why should the Glob,
assail him in lS43 2 If he has not friends
enough 10 get The Democratic nomination, why
should the Globe hate him-and fear him
Why not rather concilate him and his friends
aud thus secure their support for the nominee
whoever he may be-
We desire TO discuss these matters fully.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-22

On the Presidents right were Secretaries UIsbur and
WickIife the Hon. Caleb Gushing, Geo. Bancroft,
&C. &c On the left Of the chair ere the Orator of
the Day, Hon. Daniel Webster, the Mayor Secrela-
ries Spencer, Porter, John Tyler, Jr. Esq, Hon Da
yii He, shaw, Robert RanlouI, Jr. Esq, Collector
Lincoln, and others Mr.. Legare not well, and
lid not attend. Robert Tyler, Esq also was no,
present, being on visit to several public places in
he CITY, concerts, &c. &c.
The Hall YVES splendidly decorated, as we have
mentioned before on former occasion--and the
dinner prepa ed by Mr.. John Wright, of the Ton
tine, was every thing that desired, and the sub.
lect oil universal commentator. 1t fit for the
President of the United States and will not be soon
oered Tor his generous provision, the occasion, OF
all the solids and luxuries Of the season. At the
head OF the Hall were the flags of that ancient COM
pany-the soul of soldiery; over the chandelier in
me centre was beautiful canopy of remnants,
which diverged to every portion Of the room Al
the head OF the southern gallery was portrait OF
tultoH and on the other side Of Franklin, with
appropriate emblems thence towards the east were
arranged in beautiful varegated lettering the names
Of all the Presidents Of the United States, commence
ng with the name of WAsHIN GToN on the right and
TYLER on the left. On the eastern gallery were
he words Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, and Com
nerce, extending across the Hail.
The pillars and other portions of the room were
neatly trimmed with evergreens which, in connec-
lIon with the military decorations, produced fine
A prayer was offered up by Rev. Mr.. Ellis, of
Charlestown, and then the President announced the
first regular toast:
The Battle of Bunker Hill-Freemen fell, but
Liberty trumphed. (cheers)
The following Song sung by the whole audi
rnce to the tune of Old Hundred We noticed that
The Hon. Daniel Webster joined his deep-loned voice
to the general notes of praise
God, yon lie shall marx, for aye,
The ground wherein our fathers FELL
The selfdevo,ed of their day,
The beauty of our Israel.
And while tie winds shall DER it sweep,
Thy thunders break around its heal
Those martyrs there in peace shall sleep,
For thou, 0 God, shall guard their bed.
I'd Regular toast.--The Monument-the Memorial
OF defeat, glorious to the vanqushed, of victory
fatal to their conquerors. (Cheers.)
The following appropriate song was here sung to
the air OF Sparkling and bright -
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From sss Boston Rseordsr.
TEE CHOICE.

O, ,elI me not af the crimson wreath
That binoais on the victor's brow
Qfianrels won by the orphans grirs,
And net syiih ts,s tears tlfat flow;
No, lei me hare hu, ,he priceless sctn
tUfsha poor and spoilGss heart;
For richer far than eartl,'s diadenz,
IL the choice Of that better part.
O, whisper nonght Of tlle sunny isle
Where the palm ard ciiron grow
Where rainbow Clouds in their brightness
smile.
,Aad dance 10 the snibeam's glow;
Bat .e: me soar with the spirit-wing
To the iaud af the bfest aud free.
And stiike the harp Of the golden string, ST
Ard dbsthe IN The crystal cen.
o speak not thau or the bridal baed.
Nor bcast offhc ruby winai
There's 1er,hsing now in the lily hand,
Assd sail in the clustering vine:
But 6ll thy hcart from the sparkling fonni
Tfiaa glnddeus ihe thrcng above;
Go, pssze by soui ior the holy mount,
And worship The God OF love-.
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NOTICE.

a IL Persons are torwarEcd from trading
n for two Notes OF hand. given by me to
pani w. Conner, one due 6rst January Ecx,,
Tor Five Hundred Dollars. with interest fiom
the date, dated January 10. 1913. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due FIRST January,
Isis, dated 18th January, Isi3 The said
Notes were given for land, a part Of which
belonged 10 another person The Notes are
in possession Of Genl. G. w. Hodges, who i,
jointly bound with Paul w. Conner. in a ho,id
10 make the title of said land, good never
intend to pay the said notes.
March Is If
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May 10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Joseph y Woods Foreclosure Of
William DcariDg. Mortgage
EpY an Orirfsfrom A. p. Butler, QUO
~ Of the Associate Judges Of said State,
I shali proceed To sell At Edsefeld Cour,
House, On the tirs, Monday in June nexl.
in the above stalled case, The following
pruperty, viz: al! that 10. Or parcel cf land
lying a,id hciug in the town OF Hamburg,
10 the dislric, aforesaid, on Covingron-
street, running back one hundred aud
eighteen feet, fronting ,wo hundred and
thirty feet, made up Of four original ,o,s,
No. 323. 324, 325 aud 326. where JOSEPH,
Woods formerly lived. Also. one other
10. on Marke,.sireci, No. sc, fronting AZ
feet, more Of less. Aisa, one other lol or
parcel Of lanl Oh Marke,-strcei, fron,iug
forty seven feet, running back two hun,
dre,i feet, more oe less, 10 Mercer street.
Also. Que other 10, on Genre street, front
iag sixty four feet, running back seventy
fye feei, more or less, 10 10, now or lara.
ly belonging to the estate Of Williamson,
bounded ou The eas; by said Centre street,
on the uorthby 10, of G. II. Hull. on the
west by lot OF The said estnte Of William
500. and OF tue, south by James Hnbbnrd's
LOT. To be sold on credit Of Eve months,
titles TO be signed bu, not delivered, until
the whole ofihc purchase money be paid
according 10 The terms Of the sale, aud ii
tho amoeni of purchase money be not
'peid when due, The property 10 be resold
on account Of former purchasers for cash,
by yiaae ofsame levy, cost and commits.
sions to;be bepaii in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 5. Ed.
May 10 IsG 75l A, Is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rh0den, Applicant,

pafsey Rhodeu, aud others, Defend'ts.
WBY IN order from the Ordinary Vi
I'D Edcefeld District shalt proceed To
sell a, Edsefcid Court House, on !he frst
Monday in June next. 10 the above stated
case lands of the estate Of John Rhoden,
deceased. on tho waters of South Edisto
River, adjoining lands Of Elbcrt Lott
William Bushbee. John B. Bush, and 9th.
ers. containing eighty acres. more or less
on credit ortwelve months. Purchaser
10 give bond and personal security. and
mortgage oflhe premises to the Ordinary
Costs 10 be pail in cash.
5. CHRISTIE, S. Il. D.
May Is (S3 COY 81 10
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State Of South Carolina,


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EPY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
LIB Ordinary Of Edsefield District.
Whereas AIbcr, King hath applied to
mo for Letters Of Administration on all
aud singulur the go"ls aud chas,els, rights
and credits OF Geo. w. llcw!c. late oil The
Dis,ric, afurpail, deceased.
These arc, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and crc-
di,ors OF the said deceased, 10 be and ap-
,.car before me. al our mex, Ordinarys
Court E.r The said District to be holden a.
Edsclield Covn House on the 29tl' May,
1918, 10 show cause ii any, why The SAID
Administrator should net be- srnn'cd.
Given under my hand md seal This lou,
day nf May, one thousand eight hundred
apd forty ,wo. and in the six,y-sevcns''
year of American Independence.
o. TOWtES, o. e. D.
MayI7 50 l2il ., 1G
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
a. l.. Nicholson, jBa,lo OBJ
w.. tain title
E. n. Coleman, and others. for iandSr
TT appearing to my satisfaction thar
4 Eldfed N. Coleman, one of the defen-
dunts 10 this case, resides beyond the Inn
its Of this STATE. 0a motion of Pope aa4
Pope ordered that the said Eidred N. Coie-
man, do plead answer or demur 10 tho bill
on or before the eighth day of June pext,
otherwise the said bill, will DO ordered pro-
confcsso aguins, him
J. TERRY. C.. Z. z. D.
March 8 3m 6
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUIIT.
Ptabe Mobiles; by her BaJar I4ianesioi:t
next friend. vs.. aud
Wu,. Mobiles, &; others. Alimony.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction, that the
4. Defendant William Mobiles, resides with
ou, The limits oflhc State. Ordered, thar tho
said Defendant do plead, answer or den,ur to
the compIaiuan,s bill. within three months
iiom ,le publication hereof, or tho said bils
will be taken pro conlesso against him.
J. TERRY, C. L. Z. D.
Nov. 26. 1913. C.
March 3n 6
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End Regimen, Cavalry,
April 3. lsi3.
HE obedience 10 an Order from Brig. GenI.
n Bonliain. an Election for Colonel OF The ID
Regiment of Cavalry, To fi!I the vacancy oeca-
siohed by the resignation of Cot Joseph Dick
sou, will be held on Friday thee Of June next.
Each Captain will give notice hereof. ut lns
Company Muster Ground. as required by law.
On the day following. the Managers will
meet at the Resimenlal Muster Ground, coun,
on, the votes, aud transmit TO the Brigadier
General n certified statement thereof, signed by
all the Managers present.
LEROY II. MUNDY,
Ii. Col. Comd'ng. I'd Rest. Cavalry.
April5 81 10
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Nav J.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
For Publishing in ihc City cf Charleston, !'e-
riodi1ai 10 bG entitled
TIE TOKEN, AND ODD FELLOWS
MAGAZINE.
FES HE Subscribers propose puh''shInS Pc
q .i,aI:caI To be dev",ed "a tie Interests OF
Odd FellowsI,p. with tie abuve tile. Tie IA
pid increase OF tie Order, III this State, and It's
probable extensive spIead in tl,e adjoining
States, seem 10 cnll fbr tho establishment Of
such work in South Carolina. which shall he
the exponent of the principles of the Order and
medium OF communication between the Bro
iher,uod. While the general interests oI the
Order nj large are confined {" The CJceHaa.,"
the North has its :. RainbUtc." the Eust its
"Sy,rboi," aud the Ancient Dominion Z" Tic
I1dependen. Odd fel!o,c." the Palmetto State
should nat be without its nrgdr, ihforrh which
the knowledge ni an institution which has at
lracted no small share Of public attention, may
be advnulascoiisly made knowu TO our fellow
c:tiZrns.
While .hc prominent object of"The Token"
will be To set forth and defend the principles Of
tie Order, and To convey 10 the members such
intelligence Of its progress unrl operations as
may be deemed interesting, Il portion Of its
pages will be dcvnted Ia general Literature. 80
rs 10 make i, worthy Of the Boui"ir. Hni thus
secure TO It's the smiles aud approximation Of the
fair sex, whom We are particularly drsrons TO
please Sc!cral distinguished nrJ talented
Brothers have promised rs the MD Of :heir pens.
which warrants us in saying ;ha: The To-
ken" will he worthy Of tho patronage O! the
Brethren generally
Terlas.-Thc Token will bs published month.
ly in octave form. Of 70 pages, on good paper.
aud type, ut Two dollars per annuni payable
in advance.
U' The First Nurnbcr will be issued as soon
us 2C0 Subscribers are obtained.
HAYDEN * BURKE.
North Of tie Post Office.
Charleston, s. T., April lSI3,
May 10 3t is
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JOHN COLGAN,
Merchant Tailor,

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs bis Gus
q toners, and the public generally,
tina, he is just returned from Charleston,
with avarieiy of articles in his line, which
ho will dispose Of on terms TO sui, the
times.
march 90 G 8
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NEysy ssesasEsS.
April 12
New Spring and Summer
MN nNS.

WyIIE Subscribers arc SOW receiving from
~ New York. their
Spring q Summer Goods,
Embracing almost every article usually Kept
In this market. We have selected our Goods
with great care. aud request our customers,
aud the pu!'lic generally. TO call and examine
for themselves. end see that the prices do cor
respond with the times. We nre thankful for
past s,vors, and nope by strict attention 10 bn-
sircss 10 merit continuance.
PRESLEY g. BRYAN.
Antil I2, l5i3. if ii
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@soetie Gsssss;
SONG orTHE WATER DRlNKER.

SONG or THE WATER DRlNkER.
Ont water for me! Bright water tor me-
Apd yiur i,r the trcnulous debauciiee!
m coolesh tbs brow, il cooleth the brain,
N Iaakc,h TIE fafn, ono strong again;
n comes o,er The sense like bseeze irum the
aca,
an freshness. like infant purity.
Ar water. bright water for me, for me:
Give wine. give wine TO the debnuchce!
riiito the hr:n! Fill, gill TO The bgin
Let the flowing crystal kiss The nm!
For my hsad 10 steady, my eye Gae,
ForI. fika tt,e flowers, drink nouSht but dew.
0hs ,sa,nr. hr;slt waters a u,ine Of wealth
And ttc orss II y;eide,i are vigor and health.
SO pare, pure water. for me. Tor me.
And wine fos The trenulous debatlchee!
FIJI assin 10 the lrin! again to the brim
For iEe waier strengthened life and limb!
TO the Gays OF the aged il adaeth length,
TO tls might Of tho strong il adde.h strength.
Ytfseshens the heart, Il bsigh,cns the sigh,.
sTis ike quafing 0 goblegof morning light.
So, Water, Twill ariuk noagls but thee,
Thou pareut ofheal,h and energy!
When DER the bills. IKE sladsomc bride,
Morn;us walks forth in her bsauty's pride,
And, ieSdiug baud OF hug Hours,
Brnahcs the dew iron, tue nodding flowers;
Oh chcrriiy then my voice is heard,
Rsirsgj;ns with tic. OF the s0aring bird,s
Svbe ainesth abroad his u,atons lcnd,
!. as he frcshens bis wings in the cold gray cloud
But when Evening has quilted her ahel,crini
e ysw,
Drowsily flying and weaving anewss
Her duslsy taeshes Ger land und sea--
Raw Fenily. O Sleep, fali thy poppies on INC
Voy / arink Water, pure. cold and bright,
Aad MY dseains are Of heaven, the iscion
night,
So, !.,issal, ius thee. Water hurrah, hurrah
Thou are silver aad gold. thou art ribahd si
vs. star!
Rurrah. 10, brish, water! Hurrah: iurral'!
L. Jonxsoy.
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.g0ERN SHAW,

BRICkLAYER & PLAISTERER.
TENDERS his services 10 The citizens
Il of,his and the adjoining Districts. 10
do any work in his line, in n wo".mauIikc
manner, aud nj prices suitable to The times.
Having served u regular apprenticeship
10 the business, he will warrant the work
he puts together to stand.
Letters addressed TO The care Of VIM. +.
Durisoe, will meet with immediate at,en-
lion.
march % if s
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tIiAnDtIh odd q otleFs.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction TIA,
Z Carollne Grigsley, Whitfield Bozemon and
Emeline his wife, Tolivcr Towlcs mud Sarah
Ann his wife. Aiber, Robcgnon, Manuarius
WALTON ~ Charlotte hi, wife. Anderson Shines
anL Cornelia his wife, Mary. daughter Of Ma
~ Brown, deceased, who has Intermarried
with some one unknown, Leroy Brown, und
Daniel Gen, and Nancy his vile, defendants,
nancd in the Said bill, are. aud reside without
the limits OF this state: Ordered. that the said
defendants respectively, do appear, plead an.
swer or dsmur, to the said bill, within three
months from this date, or decree pro conicaso,
will be rendered ngaIrsi them.
II. A. JONES, C. .E.A.p.
Commissioner Office,
.ibbevilIc. Feb. lS. 1913. 3n 4
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New Cash Store,

NEW GdSG DtUfG,
SIBLEP'S CORNER. HAMBURG S. L.
Ladies, dive wirt a rich new Dress,
a, your owu prir.'-or e.ca less,
Haste 10 The New Cash Store. siraightway
Secure great Bargains, willie yon may.
Our Stock Of Goods being large aud new,
inducements great we'll offer you,
You sill shall fad. as hcraiosoic.
Tie Cheap pes. place. the New Cash Store.
FE AEiNG spcul TIC past month il: :iIe CITY
RE "f New York, III thu sc!cctiol, cf an ex-
tenslvc Fashionable and Cheap Stool; Of
Ycgy Spring & Sus7assler
GOO DS.
We would respectfully usk our old cus'o.
mers and the public, 10 examine our assert
men; aud learn the prices. before purchasing
elsewhere. feeling con!idcn: that the ci,izcns oil
South Carolina need no longer bc under the
necessity Of leaving their own State. To pro-
cure DRY GOODS, as good. iaSiIicnabic, anI
cheap rs in any other market
Our assortment being unusually large. we
shall uo, enumera,e articles uhd prices, bu;
assuIe you we shall take great pleasure in
showing Goods. ahd uaning small prizes
No charge for looking
WM. KETCHUM & co.
n. b. Remember wc have removed from the
old s,urd near Hunters Huiel, Ia the new
Brick Building on Sibley's Corner.
W. X. &: Co.
Hamburg April 3 q 10