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State; {; o Of, South Carolina.
gssS ABBEVIEE T. pDI IsTRiC CT ss-i.
&ti i ;lNsaEQUITY. - j.

James aasgar's ll.al t& OF: RiH for Apportion.
Aaron Lomalx, + Ct sl al. H'sHt Ass1ts' &C. !.
Ian motion Of Mr. Perrin, compainunts So-
W Iicitor Ordered, that the Commissioner
give three months nolice, in the .Abbeyille
Banner, aud such otherpaper as he may deem
proper, 10 all tbe:creditors of Moses Taggart
fate Ordinary of AbbeyiIle District, now decd,
as well as those having demands for moneys
received by him Eas Ordinary, as aforesaid. as
his individual creditors, at The time OF death.
whose demands have not, been fully and pro-
perlY paid by bis Executor, to come in before
the said Commissioner, and prove their de:
mands; and that such of them asjsball not
come inand prove their demands. on,or before
a peremptory day, to,be fxed; by the Cominis.
sioner which day shall be a, least Three mouths
from the publication oftbe said notice, shall be
excluded from the benefits of this Decree. Z
- ESignedl 50 WIN. HARPER.
In pursuance Of The slid Decretal Order: l
appoint Friday, The first dhy Of November
next, on,or heioie which, lille creditorsasafore-
said will appear before me, and prove their
demands. fs;f ~ ti;s. ~
{. t;,s,s .g.l,l III. n. A. JONES, iC.aE. a. D.
Comm'rs, Office, 10 June, 1914.
July 3 5ss 3n 2S
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Alum Spring PillsIi5s!.
J, lhe Cure.e 81 lYsp epsia, SEQ luLns. and

Fof, ,lhe. Cure; ;of Ljysp epsid, Scrol luLns and
Liuer5 Diseases. ssssif.
{rH9HESEf PILESsa are prepared by De-
/ Il d s. r. Campbell, from the wafeEsof
i6e hlshIy;cels sbratel Mineral. Id
sRoch6dd gs5soppi g y rg inia,s called fhs
/ These Pills, Ike the waller from which
.tley:;are, prepared, are a diYretic. proDot.
ing the: secrelio of fsufine and an alieIaliVe,
increasipgg 6 The seeretions Of The; gland,iIar
system generally, aud ;partic1lafiy :of lie
liver: s: They acl gently, bur efectaally
upon lhsshoa els, alter wo,orsthIee days,
tuse.ol then,,j producing copious darkasGil
5ious, evacuatiop. II 49,: .:.s:
~ They also eHec1 a aeterm rminatian 20 the
surface, increasing The pc spirattcn,; !; there
lore, they area great purlaer OF The: blood,
aud iequahser Of the circIlatio6.S Each
ipillis equaI.lo q common glass Of the wa.
ter. They should be taken before, each
meal, from six to Ten orstwelye .shppid
be taken, in the course of each day, afor q
for,nigh',a then omit lhenl for The same
period. For the cure ofthe above ssdfseas-
ies, perseverance lin the use Of these Pills,
lis alfimportants and if they are TfFsegkra
iingl glYused: every alternaJe for,uig .acpie,
%rlaYinore :ceTtsinly be. expected, ilanlenys
der any. oiher Ireatment heretolofe disco
lvered. except fram :Ihe use5of alie5,sater.i
4rolI1swbich thess are prep Jared, eiiheriby
attendance, az rhe Springs sotber9jses
They very speedily cure diarfhoeast all
terded1Nilh K jaciditysof The stomach, aud:
are. a very nsetlls remedy Tor llbe s0mmess
howef complaint in children. as also for
expeliug worms froIrehildren. From Quo
to four should he given in three eqlaL Lpors
lions s;each, day. 10 a;fhild pnde. SIX years,
according 10 age. When;given tpchildren,
they should he gidereds and mixed with
syrup. These Pills are easily taken. iaa-
ing no .nauseDus TASTE, are perfectly safe
i'm all cases, where active fever does not
exist, and do moi slcken persona hile3Iising
them. 8. r.. Campbell &, ).
For sale by I'D. TBFsrrs, ,Edge6eld
CouIt House, South, Cardinal: s.
April II a1f 12sss:s
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Eaaslily. GrcctrerIes,..:

YHyHE Subscriber respectfully, Informs lis
! "a friends and the public generally, that ho
offers for sale at the brick store formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Sibley & Crapon. nearly OPP
poste Mr.. James Hnbbard's Hotel. a large
and general assortmento Of G GROCERIES,, par
tiealary adapted tulhe wants offamlies, con.
sisring in part ofsa.t3$G.'i ~ Is 49,
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. Croix
SUGARS. sssi,ai;;,,, IA; ia! a;f 2
Lump, Loaf crushed & powdered Sugars,
Cuba, Rio and Java COFFEE,
Back, Hyson, Gunpowdsr and Imperial
( - TEAS, -
Yves. India and New Orleans Molnsscs,
HuITs Patent Candles, A., SIS. & 6s
Sperm. do. As, 5s, 81 6s
Canal Flonr. il, whple and half barrels,
'Gycasks. prime Goshen Cheese. -.
go boxes do. do.@ do.
7 Buclwheat in Id and 8 barrels,
Pickles ihl.2gal. jars, gts andtpints,
Tomato Ketchup do. do.
Walnut do. do. do
so sasks Liverpool Salt. (bleached saclss,)
so boxes Table do "a fine urticle,)
25 brls. Irish Potatoes ROAM
2 tierces Onions. Cred and silyerskin,)
ALSO, -: 80. &.
Bar soap, shaving soap. cotton cards. wool
cards, pals, buckets, tubs, keeleIs piggins, in
digo, madder copperus rice. lard, chocolate,
Bakers cocoa, cUcoa paste; Goshen butter. So
da biscuit; lemon biscuit, pic illc crackrrs wa
ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread, al
mOnds, currants, citron, cloves, nutmees. mace.
cinnamon, pepper, spice. ginger, sago. pearl
Barley, naaccaroni. vemIcilli. capens. mustard,
starch, West India and American preserves.
Pesons visiting Hamburg. nre respectfully
requested tocalI and examine for. themselves
Hamburg, Noyr. 25 ~ If "a
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GHsspaiaRaalS. S.. &c. .

' n VIE ouDscrlbers respectfully mi orm dnelr
Il friends aud the public, that1hhy haSere.
ceived a large and fresh supply of GOODS,
seectedby one of ihe firm, hi iNeR York, Bos::
toll, Philadelphia, Baltimore; e;and e harlestoI,
which III add lion ID their former Stock! com.
prIses theiargestand bestassortmenlofG Goods
ever offered an this market, consisting n.part
as follows:
-; 40 hhds. Porto Ricos New Oreans:hnd
81 Croix Sugars, !. s.,sft ~ y. a; q.
$50 bags Rio. Cuba, Porto Rico. st. Do;
mingo, Java, and Mocha Coffee
- 20 hhds. West India Molasses, Z,
: 10 tierces Cuba z:a do, sts.''zF1s :
35 bbis. New Orleans do. ti5S
10000 lbs. Bacon, Hams. Sides& Shoulders.
60,0U0 % Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5000 :" English do ~, ~ - s.Au :.
1900 I" Band and Hoop Iron,y -. &i i.i. 3
5000 /" Nail Rods & Horse Shoe shapes,
2,0U0 /" Casi, German. 81 Blis,ered Steel,
900 sets Wagon Boxes, -
= J,700 sacks Sail (bIeaciied sacks,)
2,0U0 bushels Salt, in bulk, ~:
$50 pieces Gunny Bagging,,
1000 lbs. Bagging 'rwine, (Weaver's,)
-. l50. coils Manila Bale Rope, - q z
100 do Hemp do do
500 yards Osnnbnrgs,. - -
5000 lbs double refined Loaf Sugar.
3000 I" crushed do.
5000 powdered do. .s5!,.
1000" single refined Loaf q do. &c;
. 20 boxes Turpentffie Soap, ~ -; -
.!s.F 10ls"E Sperm Candies. %, sllsss:.ifs.ti
20 g.. HuIl'sp patent Candles, J, Il
tierces fresl, ground Rice :sj
1000 lbs. While Lead No. | Uniun Mills,
25 bbl. Canal Flour, (choiee brandy
40 doz. dining, parlaI, rocking and
children'- Chairs, 5: - ! !
49, leases Hats and Caps, p 2
$50 casks Stone Lime:(i in fine order,) "
t;ia 20 kegs Dnpppt's FFFg Powders
1,O0Dlbs. Bar Lead. :l ::!ss
40 boxes Window Glass Ski G., l0xl2,
13D bags Shot,aSsurted sizes, ~.
$500 PAIR, Shoes, .s.;,..S
Tea JPeppersSpice, Ginger Chocolate. Cin-
namun, Almonds. Starch Nntnegs. fine chew.
ing Tobacco, Negro Clnths, Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Cards. Wool
Cards, Tacks: s:iieves, Plough Lines, Indigo,
Madder. Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a (snperior article, }
Trace Chains, Filth Chains, Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets, horse Buckets,
Pals Tubs. Keelers. Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers &c &c &c.
SlBLEY d CRAPON.
Hamburg July, l, ,I543. If 90
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TO PRINTERS.

lPrttang Paper, Type, Presses, Ink, &c.
ifEYHE Subscribers having completed
43etheir arrangements for keeping on
hand a general assortment of every article used
by the craft. They have now onhand, and are
receiving ,;--s.ag,y !. .,.y;,s :,
TYPE, of all kinds pnt up in fonnts
Hoes PRESSES, Washington and Smith
do Inlsing Machines, Furniture, RnIe,,
Do Cases, Chases, Stands Galleys, dc.
tJohnson's [Phila.) News aud BoUk Ink,
Prout's New York; do .ili do
PriDting Paper Of all sizes and qualities,
Fooiscpp. Folio Post and Letter Paper,
Enamelled and Common Blank Cards, &c.
!. The Type we offer To The trade is from the
well known nanufactory OF Vim. Hager d. Co.
New York, warranted of riie hest metal, and
cast by hand. Type from other fnundcries will
however be furnished wien required. The.
charaoLer.ol Hoes machinery is.so well known
to Printers generally, that we consider tnnie-
cessary to recommend il to them. All orders
for their Machine or Hand Presses, OF, any
other article lemannfactnred by them will be ex:
ecuted by us on the New York terms
:.''l-i.;2sst burgess q JAMES,
t.'i.' 8 :Bfosd-street, Charleston, s. G.
4GJ Printers in Georgia, North and South
Carolina, whocopy the above any number of:
times during tie year 1874, will be allowed So
on settlement ofthcir. accounts where they ex-
ceed $50. Those who do not. inlend TO deal
with us will please not copy. i.....,5 -.
April I'd a.. Ct 13
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NOTICE,

wv - 1SaI0
a N election for Clerk Of the Court Of
IA Edgefeld District will be held on The
fourth Monday in July next, and the day
+ lowing, a, the following places Of Selec:.
lin 10 this District, viz:
Court House, Lnugmire's, Golfers,
Cherokee Ponds, Pine House, Towle's,
Dunlon's, Sheppard's, Ridge. Smylie's.
Hamburg, Mount Willing, Richardson's.
Coleman's, Parks, Perry's, Moore's Nose
Iev's, Aliens, Powell's, Longs, Nails,
Dorn's, Randalls, Fl. BouIeware's. Red
Hill, Rochell's, Andrew Kreps', and W..
Elhridge's.
The managers will meet at Edgcfeld
Court House on the Thursday following,
count the votes, and declare The election.
T. G.. BACON,
Acting Clerk Of Edgefield District.
June IL, ST 20
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELDa DISTRICT. I,
Z THE COMMON PLEAS. .

a ! ls'-E En4s =
ND ENJAMIN IF. JONES'. who Shns been
LID arrested. and is now confined within 4fe
bounds ofihei Jail Of ;Edgeield District sbypir-
Tue ftwo Writs Of Capias ad Satisfaciendua,,
al the suits of Chnrles j. Glover, and Mans.
field Hollingswurth, having: filed his petition
wilma schedule, on oath, ofhis whele estate
and effects. with the purpose Of obtaining the
benefit Of the Acts of the General Assembly,
commonly called; she Insolyent Debtors, ,Acls.
Public noticeis. hereby given, That tbe peti.
lion oftlie snid Benjamin f: Jones will be heard
and considered in the .Copn Of Common pleas:
for Edgefeid District at Edgefeld C. n louise,
onlbe ;ninih day Of October next, or lop sucl,
olher day asthe Court may order, during the
term, CONNIE eucing on 5thea aGrst Monday il,
October next, at said place; aGd af the cfedi.
tons Of the said Benjamin F. Jones, ARE hereby
summoned personally urby attorney, then and
thhere,tin said Court. 10 shew cause, if any they
cas.s.l@hy ,'s the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted to the said Benjamin T !.
jones; upon his executing the assignment re.
qulred by the Acts aforesaid. * e., &
"a IHOS,. g.. BAG ON, c. g. p. =, D.
I July i, 1e43.s 49,; 3m ~ 90 z
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

! IN THE COMMON. PLEAS Y.
'TEyALBERTC CEEATflAM. who has been
u arrested, and is now confined within the
bounds of the Jail of Edgefed District by virtue
of alcapias ad satisfaciendum, at the suit OF
John B. Holmes and Butler Williams, having
filed his petition, with aschednle on oath. Of
his whole estate and effects, with the purpose
ofobtaining the benefit of The Acts ofthe Gem
era Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent
Debtors Acts. ), fss! Il. l!, I'd. ,.r,rs,s ~ !.
Public notice is hereby given, that tho peh-
ton the said Talbers Cheatham will be heard
and considered in the Court Of Common Pleas
for Edge6eld Districts nj Edgefed Coart House,
on the 9th day Of October next, or on such other
;day us the Cour. my ordern during the term,
on the first Monday in October
next at said place; and all the creditors of said
gTalber. Cheaihan are hereby summoned per.
lsonally, or by attorney. then and there in said
Court, TO show cause, if any they can. why
the benefit of the Acts aforesaid should not be
granted to the said Talbert Chealhan, upon
his executing the assignmen, required BY the
Acts aforesaid. 4. s,;,
THOS. G. BACON, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, June; 1e, 1874.
June 10 3m: II
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SS95soefis. gesess !;

( "a From lhc Albany Argns.
s; A SONG OF THE DEMOCRACY, !,
By cHAs.s o. WATERS, N. d.
Ee5cnme41bul iiot with revel shout
No inadd d,mngs Bacchal song
No wild and frenzi.d cry rings out - y q;
Our.serriedrauks:a along. 81, Lt:3s5ts..aai 80
But heart with heart and hand witiilband,'iys
;1yz; We onward press-we c court the ght-.stl
8 A bold-a tr,Ie-a faithful band lt:s t:,s ef5
in Freedoms nnme---iif Freedom right
We come Tie weapons fsthe free -; g. g
Are in each fliard;a and tararsny hand. y s s,
And falling sure and silently -
ssssfts hey sweep scorup upiion from the land.
Onrsieaderswe Of yore have found nli,S :.z.:S
+ Firstiti lie fghtandt faithful ever;
With heart and haad wesralty round ;
ss One who can prove a ssecreant neyef.23s5s.
We come and Q 'erus proudly waves Is; 81 7
The banner that oaf faihers bore &;
To conquest or TO patrol gsaves s 3s O..
When British niiniotls iiIronged our shore.
{ yes- iaiil,ful hearts new throng thee round,
Thou banner Of the brave aud free;
WIN high resolve each hearts bound 8.
To oconquer--or TO fall with thee. IS
We conie-we come "a ght throng
Fnll-pledged to Freedom : sacred cause,
Our hearts are,ruc our hearts are strongs g ..
6ght5io equaIfights aud laws. y,
! Tie heritage our fathers gave. ts;$i
The holy pfizet tfnr1Mhch they bleed, ~
Thei. suns shall e,iard-or CORY grave
Shall close ahuve each ireethati's head: -
4 : : Z 7
Then proudly. raise our standard high, 8.
And cv'ry mountaill---cy'rs sggeri----,
Shall: echo back our ,ralLyins cry, " {.
And Triumph crown our cause AIM. 4
Yes-boldly beiour hannerfnns, -
Aud irm let ev'ry lroesnanhe,
Sooa-soon shall lleapIron!every tongue u
The thrilling shout ot.victory. s,2 Is s
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

k)SttSS VI '1Ootu S'oh
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
RY JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary
hD Of Edge6eld District.
Whereas. Mathew Gray hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, will
annexed, on all aud singular the goods,
and chaitels, rights and credits of Verlinda
Shelly, la:e Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased, - Is d
These are, therefore, to cite and ai-
,nonish all and singular, The kindred aud
creditors of the said deceased, to he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for,he said District, TO he holden at
Eiee6e!d Court House on the fifteenth day
of July inst-, to show cause, If any, why
ihesaid administratieashoald not be grant
ed. ,,s,s "a. IS d Sss,
Given under my f,aod aud seal, this "a
day of July in 1he year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aad 3feriy-four,
and in The sixty-eighih year of american
Independence. .i.gl. :.
JOHN HILL, 5. s, .. ! !
Juls3, 1s44. ts2 1917 2, "a Vi.
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Public Notice.

N9ERsoNs having official business with
IL me, are informed that 1 can be found
at The Office on every Monday and Friday,
as the law directs, except proVidentialiy
prevented, during the months of June,
July and August.
JOHN HILL, D. Ed.
May: 90. II If.
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Bland & Butler !,

I "A RE nawreceiyiDg and opening their usual
IA snfpY Of ,sllA!a 52liu -
Spring & Sullsafmer Goods,
which. with their former stock, renders their
assortment complete, and 10, which they res.
peotfnlly invite the dttentionof oftheir customers,
1nd the publick generally. - A.-
We will NOT pretend toenumerate articles;
Call and we will show them 10 youi if you do
not buy, it.shall not be our fault. !"
We wouiduvail ourselves ofthis opportunity
to tender Cur sincere thanks to those who have
80 literally patronized us,'and invite by strict
attention to our business, and their interest, a
continuance: OF; that patronage. .ss:5!
March tc5 - - - - IF 9
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State of South Carolina.
: EDGEFiEED .DISTRlCT9;
80, IN THE COMMON PLEd ~ g

Josah.J. Ryan, 1seia,ot ot;6nE ;,, & o,-..
VIM. Firzroy. e'gn -Attac6HtAts lss =
'JosiatfJ. Ryan, - Declaration in
Us. Foreign Attaclt-
Filzroy & Mclnnis. a,ent.
FH1HE plaintiffs having this day fled
II their declarations iu the above Stated
cases in ibysoffice, and the defendants
having no wife or attorneys known to be
within the limits ofsihis, State, on whom'a
copy Of said declarations with a rule sto
plead can be served: II is orderedsthat
The said! defendants DO plead to lhe said !.
declarations. within a year and q day
from ithe publication Of this order, or final
aud absolute Judgment will be awarded
against him. = IS ~:
titt.s 4Sf,z GEo:5PoPE; &. c..s
Clerks aOGire, May 6, 1874.
May Is n
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TNHNaeteG.
Dr. EElRERT BLAND,

EIl RVFs H Ez I'd H1EeH s1DH5kAIVWs
NKI OULD respectfully inform the citizens
wv er Edgefetd C. III. and its vicinity,
that he haa opened an office 10 the house for:
lneily occupied by John 8. deter as "a law
ofsce, where he can be- found at all times.
except when attending professional business
He will ascend 70 any business IN the line of
his profession. and hopes byicare and attention
to receive and deserve share ofpublic patron.
age. s..s- .ek-
May8 5 If IL.
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s Stat D f South (arofina.@ y
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - e q.

o'lssf ~ a,iahpsoen, s.! = Declaration
j. g Esiles. Esi g Foreign 3 Alasamsns. /.
sFHs He Rlain,ff hdsins this day filled his;de-s
u fscIarationin office, and the defendant
having noWifs7or attorney knoRntc be within
the State, whom copy Of: the same, witha a
ralelo plead .Icanb be served: It's ordered ,that
i,he defendant plead 10 the said declaration,i
iwithina year and q day. or inaI and absolute;
jndg ement will be given against him. &
GEO. POPE, c. cIp.
elerk'siO Office. 6.E,Marcba 1914 e s
4. March 90 Z. Z, 4 4 q 5:]st ~. 81
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"TWo DOLLARS ADAY: AND ROAST


Two DOLLARS ADAY. AND ROAST
BEEF"
In the,ye eig hieen hundred and forty,
The song of promised relief.
Which was sung To the poor by the hanghty,
Was Two dul!ars day and roast beef"
Then, the banners were a, ing and streaming,
To reason the people were deaf;
They went through The universe screaming
'tT@o dollars u day and roast beef"
Medals. sashes. and badges now ;fourislned,
With portraits belokening grief; So
The wcarers.hoptd they shnnld lie noniisli'd
WitlI."two dollars day and reasi beet"
The woodchnck, the sknnk, and the COON too,
And the fox. that nvetera,e thief,
Lent their skins,to the Wings. with his tune too.
1.-TWO dollars day nI.roast beef"
The star then above the horizon I.
Was soon esersIiadowed with grief,
For the people have never set eyes on
HTwo dollars day aud roast beef
The pledges were broken, truth was banlsl'd,
Where now was the promised rellei2
The dream Of .,two dollars had vanished,
And aisullle hope of !" roast beef"
The medals are gone.and the banners,
Log cabins are struck on a rect: s
The nasons have ceased their hozanHas
For. two dollars q day ndroast 'beern
Wewill, now ask the workies one question,
hull hoh
Have Jon ever yethurt your digestion .
z. By eating ofcash or roast beef7"G ...z
J Tie Some5odies, The ENobedies, i and Tie
4aybodies.-'A Iamma,' said Miss Jnlana,
Selma Carohna Languish, who are those
Middlelons-are hey aaybodyl
Why. my dear. yeungl Middleton joun
ed in The bunila week. ana was intros
duced al the last ball and ne .keeas a. u
sger,5yso you, know be must be somebody. ~
z, Yes,smamma. bat1l caa't help thinking
tbalibey are oniy.retired. Very good sort
ofpeopfe no doubt, and all That eort of
ahiugs bur, ,itere1is something about chem
thai makes me sthirk that theyaare nobody
3 afterati
My dear, they IDust he soneboS D. 50:
.No, .man.ma, they want TO pass for
somebody; hui, as every hodS knows; there
is always something whichJ,elis you d.
reclly whether any ybody is any body, and /,
iis;not bit ofuse for anybodoWho isnobo-
dyto pretend 10 be somebody. II.
Grdtiksiies am Dibdin, lie author and
lreJebfatsfIs spnf,ster had a hnrse which he
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THE COON HUNT.

Twas or, a:clear and coudless night. Sps.
When moon and stars were shining bright,
That, ;ona limb, .:the same old coon
tVns hnmming. to himself this tune:
Get,out the way, you're all unl,cky, =;
lESS Clear The track for old Kentucky. 6
Get ont The way, yon',e all unlueky, is
Clear the etrack. for old Kentucky. ss
Scarce had he, closed his churlish song, y
When wandering through The woods along,
AThunter came from Tennessee, -. &
Aud PoLKgD the coon. down from the free.
Go;honie. said he.io old Kentucky 81
And clear llie track for one mure lucky;
Go home, go;home, to old Kentucky,
Aud clear the way fore more lucky.
Thatsam old cnon was loth.to so,
And in his eyes stood tears al woi
BRtsthenit clearly was no joke, Z
Theiwords ofthat young hunter Polk.
10 home, 60 home. to old Ken.ucky,
And ciearthc way for one more lucky
Go home. go home to old Kentucky,
Aud clear tho way for one more lucky.
The coonhe grow!ed and shook his tail,
And started like sitlkey snail
Blu, Hickory PoLKED the beast along.
And cheered him up with this same song:
Get out the way, you're all unlucky,
Cleal the track for old Kentucky;
Get outthc way, yon're al! unlucky,
Clear the track for old Kentucky
Ne5ark Morning Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-10

kHIHE Plaintiffs in tile above cases; ;liaving,
u This day filed Their, declaration in my OF;
flee and the defendants having no wife or at.
torley, knownto be withinthe Staie, on whom
copy ofssaid declaration, with a faIe to plead
can.be served: ltis ordered, iltai the said de-!
Iendantdo plead, to:the aiddeclaraiion, within
yenr .and,a day .lronrthe publication ofthis
order. or inakandi absoiute ejudgment will be
awarded ugainstthen <. -, i 5.i:i
.iT ,.iT. GEO. POPE. g. c. P..,i
Clerks Office, Nov. 6, ls43. r Iys AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRlGT.

SiaIC OI dSUUIII IIIslCdTOIIHa.
EDGEF1ELD DIsTRlGT q
". VIZ. Z; Jackson q Coz DECLARATION ii Fos-
VIM. iii Titzroy :eign Attachment Il1slls
.fE1HE Plaintiff having this day fIed!his
H. declaration in my Office, and lhs De-
.fendanthavins no o:wifeor Attorney knoun
to DO within The Stale.on whom copy
'of the same, with a. rule 10. plead can be
served: Ills ordered. .ihatihe Defendant
plead 10 the said declaration. within a year
and a day, or final and absolute Judgement
willbe giYen against. him. ss;sg5F ~.
~ i:3. 2GEO.POpE, e. ic.R.
Clerks Office, April 80, 1914. =.
May l.. g g. ~