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Most respectfully,
r. NJ. JOHNSON.
Col. JAMES X. Polk,
President of the United States,
City of Washington.

Good .Advice.-Dow. Jr., in his sermon
Of last week., gives the following very ex
celIen, advice 10 The young ladies of hI,
flock; The buxsm. brighl-eyed, rosy
checked. fuI-breasled, bouncing lsss--whc
can darn Sucking, mend trousers, make
her own (rocks, command regiment Of po,'
and kettles feed The p igs, chop wood. mill
COWS, wIeslle with the boys, and be a lad,
wilbal in company, is just the sort of gir
ior Ge, and for suy worthy man 10 marry
but you' We pining, moPng. loli'ng
screwed up, wssp.waisled, putty .laced, on
sumption morlgsged, muslc-murdering, nov
|cl-devouring daughters OF Fashion and Idle
|ness.-yOu are no more Fl, for maIlmon,
,han pulleI is 10 look after family OF four
'een chickens.
The Truth is, my dear girls, you wan,
generally speaking, more liberty and les
fashionable resIfaln's-mole kitchen an
less parlor ---mors ,eg and less soa--mor
pudding and less pIano-more franknes
and less mock modes,y-more breakiss
and less hustle. e.-Loosen yourselves a liul
enjoy more liberty, and less restraint b
fashion breathe Ibe pure atmosphere G
freedom, and become something nearly a
lovely and beautiful as the God Of nsiuI
designed,
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10 give him o brosdsids Of reproschet,
Riley, ye dsssrlin' thsfe, amt yes
'hamed Of yerselfp said one Of his for
mer messmates, en- irishmsn, and one Of
The bett soldiers in the company. The
color entirely forsook the face Of the
runaway. 'Whin ye de,srled why
didn't ye 60 among dscent white people
and not be helpn' these bloody nsgers
pack of their vsrminp con,inusd the
speaker. his comrades keeping up rum
ning accompaniment OF grosns & Kisses.
This was too much. Riley jumpIed
from The gun, every limb trembling
with sbject fear.snd 90 he passed through
he osrricade the wretch supported his
'ol'ering knees by placing haad on
the revolving wheels of the carriage.
Not nniil the barrlcsde was passed, and
he was out Of he,ring Of bis former
comrades, did he remount his gun, and
even lhen, so utterly PROSTATE were ell
mis- faculties he he'd scarcely strength TO
Chamber upon the carriage. Such was
one Of the scenes we witnessed at tie q.
vacua,ion Of Monterey by the Mex,csns
Other deserters we're in the ranks Of ths
emy--runswsy negroes ss well--but
none OF them was as we'll known as was
The traitor r ley. no, one of them re.
ceiyed such blighting shower Of con.
tempt, such wllhering tornado Of
scorn,
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The Dutchman's Dangerous Geese.

The Dutchman's Dangerous Geese.
goes the old Dulchmsn who
had the dangerous geese exclaimed
friend in the country the other day,
calling our attention 10 Q Dutchmsn Of
the Oldest school who was walking
slowly along The road. We ssked ca
explanation. Why, when The Yankees
first began 10 settle in here. he was Join,
cd one morning bys slab-sided speci-
men Of 'em, as he was picking up the
|quills that his geese had dropped. ia
there chsllering morning wsddles, by
the edges Of an oblong pond at Tho road
'ide. Presently ons Of The geese stretch.
ID ou his long neck Q, the Yankee; who
started and ran ss II Q mad dog were at
his heels.--I dold sim,' said the old
Dulcbmsn mot 10 be sVrsid de-, de
geese wouldn't hurt um any; bu, de
geese did run after him dongh, clear
over de hill ways: and none OF 'em
wouldn't give up no rest any more.
whenever no osme along do street. I
p'ieve d"y had phbils ss'm Yankee.
Meim Cot! US curious, d)ugh, bel Ga
geese always went away, and didn't
come back any more!' the secret Of tina,
was, that the Yankee, who was so afraid
Of The Dulchmsn's geese, bad thrown
oul kernels Of corn, among which was
ore wins fsh hook attached. Oocs
swallowed, the angry goose was soop
in tow sfier The flying fugitive,
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
DECEMBER 26, ..s46.
SYNOPSIS OF THE SECRETARY Y
OF TIE NAVY'S REPORT.


The Mediteranean squadron has no.
been continued during The |ss, year, bu
is proposed TO revive i, ~ suon as cir.
cumslsnces will permit. The station ol
Mshon has been discontinued, al the
earnest request Of ,hs Portuguese Gov
ernment, and measures are 10 progress
for the removal Of The public stores al
that place.Ths East India squsdron,con
sis,ing Of The Columbi IA and the sloop
Vincenes, is supposed 10 have sailed for
Japan and Kamschstks in the month oi
May or June last, and 10 have returned
10 Macao, about this time. They will
probably commence their homewsrd
cruise, via The North Pacific, in January
or Febuary next.
Orders were sc nj 10 Com. Biddle in
January last, 10 proceed TO the Wesl
Coast Of Mexico and assume The COM
mand of The squadron there, but no &C.
acknowledgement OF Ihem has been receiv.
ed ., the Department.
The Brazil squadron consists Of The
frigale Columbus, Com. Richie, and the
brig Bainbrldge, Lieut.. Commanding
Remington, under Commodore Rosse-
su.-The African squsdron consists OF
the frigale United States, the sloop M
rion. brigs Dolphin and Boxer, and
store ship South amp,on-s6 guns in ell.
A full end interesting narrative is
given Of the operations Of lhe Pacific
squadron since the war, both Com .Slos
and Com. Stockton, and copies are an
nexed Of ,hs ofici,l reports Of these
officers. The Squadron now consists
u lhe Savannah, the Congress friga'e.;
ahe sloop, Portsmouth, Levan', Warren
and Cyane, schr. Shark, and store ship
Erie. The rszee lndepe ndeace is on
her way ou, with Com. Shubrick. who,
on his arrival, will assume command OF
the squadron, and The sloop Preble has
sailed for the same destination.
The do'ngs of the Home Squadron are
also fully narrated and copies are annex
ed Of the official reports Of Com. Connor
in reference to the blockade, the de-
signs on AIvarado, the affair al Tobssco
snd The taking of Tsmpico. Full jos
Ace is done 10 the Commodores OF boll
these squadrons, in whom tho conti
dence Of the department, seems unsbs''
ed. Extracts from The instructions under
which they scled; show also q disposi
ton on the part Of tho Government lc
avoid ell collision with Mexico, if pos,
sible. The vessels comprising The ma
Wy Of Texas seem 10 have found unwor
thy Of repair, with The exception Of III,
Austin, which is al Psnssc0la; the 9th
ers have been ordered 10 be sold.
The estimate OF the department ar
based on tie smploymen, Of 1000
men, though no more than $500 ar
now in service. Authority is asked I,
build four sea sieambots 10 be employe
in connection with our squadron, {
brood.
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in his report in 1887, in reference to regi.
mental and field officers, 10 approved Of BY
,he Secre,sry, and The attention Of Congress:
directed TO il.
Provision should be made for the pun.
ishmen. Of offences commii,ed by out
troops and by persons connected with the
army.
further increase Of The regular army is
Recommended.
The estimated appropriations for fortif.
cations Tor The next year is S495, 900, ib.
GLIDING their defence and the support, of the
sappers and miners and Typographical en-
gineers. The present organization of the
ordnance bureau is deemed inadequate. A
deficiency exists IN the medical staff of the
army. A history is given Of The operations
IN mineral lands during the past year. The
number Of pension agencies is for,y-fo,r
exclusive of navy pensions. and the number
Of pensioners abou, twenty thousand.
ine independent treasury acl com'em-
plates The employment, OF officers therein
named as pension agents, and renders ii
doubtful whether those hitherto employ ed
are no. suspended. 1t is. therefore, recon-
mended tha, authority be given 10 continue
the present agents al reasonable compen-
sstion.
Th'r'y-four huudred and shir.y-four In
lians have been removed from the Eas, 10
The Yves, Of The Mississippi. since the last
annual report.
New treaties with indians are referred
to, and the solici'ude Of government. ex-
pressed for the promotion of the welfare o
The Indian tribes.
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COL. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON'S lie +.
TER TO THE PRESlDENT.

WHITE SULPHUR, Scott county, Ky.
August "a. ls45.
DEAR SIR: We are informed in every d.
rec,ion, by rumor which seems entitled io
credit. that Mexico has declared war agains
he United States !! And for what! Be
cause of The annexation Of Texas Fu-
ture age, will scarcely credit this folly and
rank reck,essness and injustice, when We
rscoec, and connec, with i, lhs late treaty
entered into bv Mexico and some Of lh,
func,ionaries of Texas, by which Mexico
.ieed to the indie 2endence of Texas, th'
latter would refuse to become a part Of the
United States. from which Texas had beer
separated, by mysterious wan, of sagaci,y
IN SagaciOuS men upwards of twenty
years ago. Thus Mexico Withdrew her
ess than shade of claim 10 Texas, wnb
"a provso hostile to the United States, for
which she deserved our indignation and our
execralion, if we did not know ,ha, she was
acted upon by France and Great Britain,
and, in her desperate condition, like drown
ing man catching a, sTaws, acted the auto
ma'on OF these great European powers.
Wha, was il TO Mexico, whether Texas be.
came par, of the United States, or remain.
ed independent! The United States had
never wronged her, bu, had conltived al in
juries received from Mexico, out of our
sympathy for power adjacent, which ex-
hibi,ed some desire for liberty, and 10 imi-
tate the United States in her glorious and
free institutions; and Mexico knows ,ha, she
has no such kind feeling in the bosoms Of
The kings of foreign States, except tina,
which arises from conviction of advanls>
ges iu commerce, or a similarly Of kingy
power and institutions. Then it is more
than evident that our cause is jusi-no
shadow of doubt, thank God, remains upon
the most common mind, as 10 The rghl be-
ing on our side, and mos, wanlCn viola
Of friendship and peace on the part Of Mex
leo towards US.
This lie another proof (If another IS wan,
ted 10 safety to us ihat lhe United States
can never enjoy tranquility, prosperity hap
piness and peace, so long as we are sur
rounded by other nations not republics, and
the colonies OF foreign S.a,es, This is ou,
condition. lie. us not grievs or repine. bul
trus. IN tina. God who has given US Ihe vic
tory in Two wars with one of The most pow
erlul nations Of lbe earth. j ,Oar is de-
clared agaist,us by MericO, in total dsre-
gard of right of justice, of friendship, and
the laws Of naIions. | now tender my ser
vices 10 you, in behalf Of my country, whom
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do not wi h 10 enter the regular army.
Go no, wish 10 engage for and during ,bt
war, embarrassed as I am in my privsu
fortunes; nor DO | wish TO leave my retire.
men, and the management, Of my private
affairs, so long as i. may be our policy I,
defend our soil alone from the foreign inva.
der. These duties can oe discharged with
ou, my aid, with ease and w,hou, difficult,
but if you should feel il your duty to pur-
sue the policy of carrying The war into the
enemy's country. TO plan, our banner a,
Santa Fe, Vera Cruz, Mexico, or Caifor-
MIA. and give liberty and stability to free
government, where disorder and anarchy
now pred0mlnale, where no kindred spiri,
of freedom can animate those high officers
who represen! an oppressed people, ard
who may have precipiated Them into a war
10 preserve the power which they seem pre-
cariously To hold ;-.when that time shall ar.
rive and that policy shall be determined on
.hen! am ready 10 raise corpse of Ken.
lucky volunteers, Of any number from ont
thousand to five thousand men, TO serve
Twelve months from the commencement, OF
matching orders, after organization, with d
promise to re-engsge after the expiration oI
the year, if the honor and situation of the
country should require it-men who will
make no other promise than this: .ha, the,
will do their duty as citizen soldiers; and
what God has allotted for man 10 do for his
country, they will try to do; and if am a.
gain spared to NEE. The enemies Of my
county in bau!e, in war on our par, S,
just, aud forced upon US by ignorance; am.
bilon, foreign influence, and selfshness,
will try 10 see the duties Of The citizen sol.
dier handsomely, bravely, and gallanlly per.
formed, 10 The honor Of The corps, and ,h'
benefit Of oui counuy.
The crisis has arrived; war, suppose, i,
declared. We know no, who may be a.
the bol,o n Of il. Our county will soon b'
a unit. and The voice of Treason will not b,
heard in our land. The discordant notes
of the press-whe,her j, was tweedle-dun
or tweedie- e-dee-will be los, in the gener-
shout and huzza Of our country, for vicluiy
for our federal Union, including Ihe addi,
tiOna brilliant star of Texas.
AS citizen, | thank you, and congra,u'
late my coanlry for your prompt action il,
concentrating tie naval and military forces
of The Uniled States on The land and on the
sea. ready to NEE, our enemy.
Accept this has.y letter, written in tut
moils and hustle Of busy private life, from
one who wishes you every blessing and
every honor which results from a faithful
discharge of your public duty 10 your coun-
try.
Most respectfully.
r. NJ. JOHNSON.
Col. JAMES X. Polk,
President of the United States,
City of Washington.
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SoUrH SIDE OF MAIN, A FEW DOORS DE
Low MARKET. STREET.
TERMS:
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The COZ UMBIA DEMOCRAT wiH b.
published every Saturday morning, al
TtpO DOLLARS per annum payable
haif yearly in aduance, or IDo Dollars
Fifth Cents ,ifnotpaid Within the gear
No subscription ,oiH be taken for a shorter
period than sir months; nor any discon
tinuance permitted, until all arrearage,
are discharged.
zDVERTISElfENS not Exceeding a
square viU be conspicuously inserted al
Oae Dollar for the first three insertions,
and Twenty-Five cents for euery subse'
guent Insertion. 6eA liberal discou,'
made TO those who advertise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
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The Eldest Dongdfer.-The depor,.
men, OF The older children of the family
is OF great impor,snes 10 Tho younger.
Fhelr obedience or jnsubordins,ion op-
crates throughout the whoIs circle. Es~
Speeislly in The station Of the eldest
laughter OF emineOce. She drank tho
he first drsft of the mothers love. Shs
usually enjoys much OF her council and
'ompanionship. In her absence, she
s na'urslly viceroy. Let The mother
take double pains TO form her a correct
nodpli 10 make her smisble. diligent,
domestic, pious' t'usling thai The insge
4 those virtues may leave impressions
m ihe soft, wsxen hearts OF The youn-
Ier ones, 10 whom she may, in the
Providence Of God, be called TO Gll tho
place Of maternal guide.
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A newspaper is like wife, because eve
ry man ought 10 have one Of his own,--
Er,
A. newsPsper is nos like wife, becsuss
every man thinks he may borrow his asghs
|bot's.
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NOTICE

vi Limited Partnership.
Inc subscribers have formed Limited
Partnership under the firm OF J. g. A. LO-
MAN, for the purpose Of carrying on Il
General Retail Business,
at Abbcvilc G.. H., s. c., in Domestic and
Fancy DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
and CuILERY, FAMILY GROCE-
klES, Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Sn"|dles, Bridlcs ant Iruuhs,
Crock'ry and Glass, Hats and Caps, Bon
nets, &c, Books and Stationery,
FAMILY MEDICINES, PAINTS.
otls, DyN~Ns anil PcrJumcry,
EEADi-MADE CLOTHING, &C.
The Partnership commenced on the first
day of January, 1916, and will terminate
Oh the 3lst day OF December, 1855.
JESSE LOMAX.
AUGUSTUS LOMAN.
Abbcvillc c. II. sept 2:3, 1916 3Otf
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PROCLA nj ALTON.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

CnAKIEsroN, Sept. IL, 1916.
Dy Ills Exccllcncy WIN. AIKEN, ESD,
Governor and Commandcr~in>C Chief i'm
and over the State of South Carolina.
Whereas. information has been received
at this Department, of d,librrntc and
atroclons murder having been committed
on the body Of Thomas Smyl,.y of Fair
field District, on the 9th August, by one
JAMES nj. SIMPSON of the same
nclgllborhood, and that the said james Nj
Simpson has has abscondcd: Now know
yc, that justice may be- had, do hereby
offcr reward Of TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension ind
safe delivery ofthe said james NJ Simpson
in amy jail in this State. He is about q;
feet one inch high, of light hair, stoops in
the shoulder, downcast look, spair built,
and had long beard on his under chin and
neck rather inclined to be rude.
Given under my hand this 18th dav of
September, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty six, and in the
scventicth year Of American Indcpcn..
dcnce. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
4. G: Pinckney, Sec'ry of State.
Sept 23 3O2t
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STRAIIjD

m1a7EzasSES From the subscriber some
RcG ScG weeks sinc,, large white
ME Z spotted rcd COW. She is
,s&Ns--sAsAs*=.e, marked with crop and un-
dcrblt III the right ear, and swallow-iorl,
IN the left. Any information will be
Thankfully received; ; or IL liberal reward
VIII be given to any person who will deli
yer her to me at this place.
sept rs &. II. ALLEN.
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Mt. MORlAH, Sept. II, 1876.


At IL call made, several citizens
from Greenwood and the vicinity of Mt.
Alorlah, met, at the last named place. to
devise measures to establish Male and
Female Academies in the village of
Greenwood, under the supervision and
control of the Baptist denomination
Rev. J. NJ. Chiles was called to the
Chair: and II. l.. Whitlock, requested
to act us Secretary The Chair was re.
qucstcd TO address the Throne of Grace
Tor wisdom to direct in all the dcllbcra.
tions
Alter the Divine blessing had been
invoked, the Chair explained the object
Tor which the meeting had been called
whcrcupon, the following preamble and
resolutions were proposed and sustained
by different speakers, and after full dis
cussIon were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, 1t is desirable tha, the Bap-
fists and rs many of their friends us NAV
feel Il willingness to join them, establish.
at Greenwood, Abbcvillc District. Male
and Female Academies therefore
Rcsolrn/: That the undersigned give
their cordial appreciation to tho establish
ing OF Male and Female Academies at
Greenwood, AbbcviIlc District. under
the supervision and control of the Bap-
tlst denomination, and that we will use
our united and strenuous efforts to ac.
complsh the same.
James nj. Chilcs. William u. Hill.
Vincent Griffin. Albert Waller
H. NJ. White. Thos. l.. Coleman
S,anmorc Brooks. Jas f.. Watson.
William b. Brooks. Thos. l.. Whitlock.
William Smith
Res"lrcd, That j. NJ. Chilcs. r. NJ.
White. w. u. Hill. \. Waller, L. B.
Byrd, Il. l., Coleman, w. Smith, James
Widcman. J. S. Pope, Jabcz johnson.
DR.: Thomas Lake, w. Royall J. Trapp,
and Col. Lalliin Griffin, be Il committee
to raise funds by subscription. payable
to y. Waller, V. Griffin and r. Nj.
White, to carry into effect the above re.
solution.
RcS"lrrI, That J. NJ. Chilcs. ". p.
Hill, a. WalIcr, r. nj. lVhite, ]. F..
patson. V. Griffin, w. Smith, w. B.
Brooks: and S. BrooIis, be committee
to advertise forthwith for Teachers in
the several departments in the above
Academies.
On motion,
Resolrd, That tho several commit
tees appointed at this meeting, and all
persons who may feel an interest in car
rying forward the object of The above
resolutions, meet at Mount Moriah on
Thursday before the 4th Lords day in
October next.
Rcsolrel, That the Chairman be re.
quested to publish the proceedings oi
this meeting in the Abbcv,le Banner
Carolina Baptist and Edgcfeld Adver:
t'ser J. M CHILES, Chin.
L. l.. Wu1rLocK. Scc'ry.
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The State Of South Carolina,
AEEErILLE DISTRICT,
IN CU 4 " e T. R\

UrlaL q. Tate. VS.. Enos Asbury Tate.
Bill jor P0fiUi0u.
l'y virtue Of an order from the Court of
Chanccry, will br sold, at Abbcvilc Court
House, on the first Monday in November
next, the tract Of Land described i'm the
said bin, containing four hundred acres,
more or less, situate in the District and
State aforesaid, Oh Shankln's Creek, va =.
tcrs OF Little River and SavannaI. and
bounded by lands Of Joshua Mcachum, Jno
Power, Jr, and A. Hunter, on credit of
one and two years. The costs to be paid
III cash, and the purchaser to give bond
and security and Il mortgage OF the p,c>
misses TO secure the purchase money, and
paw for titles. Fl. a. JONES, G.. T..
Com'rs Office, Sept2 1916 SCOT
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HEAD QUARTERS,
2ND BRIGADE.

IND BRIGADE,
August 2lst. 1916. {
The following Regiments will parade for
Review and DRILL at times and places
specified.
The 10th Regiment at Richardson's on
Tuesday the 29th of September.
The 7th Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday the first day Of October.
The 9th Regiment at Loves on Satur..
day the 3d day of October.
The Sth Regiment at Morrows Old
Field Oh Tuesday the 9th day of October.
The 9th Reg mcnt ut Lomax's on
Thursday the 9Th day of October,
The commissioned and non-commis.
stoned officers OF each Regiment will as.
scmbc Oh the day previous TO their Re-
view for drill and instruction.
By order Of Brig, Gen.
u. H. BRADLEY.
w. w: BELcnEH, Brigade Major.
The Edgetic!d Advertiser will copy the
above twice.
Sept. s, 1916. rs st
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IMPORTANT SALE!

IMPORTANT SALE!
Wll be sold, on the llth NOVEMBER
NEXT, ut the late residence of Joshua
N1cachum, the tract Of LAND on which
he lately resided, situate about thirteen
miles westward of the village of Abhcville
containing One Thousand -Four Hundred
and Thirty Acres, more or less. The
place is in good state of improvement
having on ii good Dwelling HOUSE.
GIN HOUSE and SCREW, THRASH.
ING HOUSE and THRASHER, new
MILL HOUSE and MILL, and all ne
ccssary out buildings; three hundred acres
of freshly clcarc'i land.
ALSO.
Will be sold at the same time and place.
about five thousand bushels of CORN, q
quantity of FODDER, about four hundred
bushels of WHEAT, about one thousand
bushels OF OATS. and about fifty bushels
of RYE; HORSES and MULES,
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PLANTATION TOOLS, and MANY
other articles.
The land will be sold on a credit Of one
and two and three years, and the personal
property on credit of one year, the whole
TO bear interest from date.
JAMES MEACHUM,
EX'or OF Joshua Mcachum.
August 26. 1916 26 lit
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Citation.

Whereas, N. J. Davis has applied to me
to grant him Letters Of Administration
on the estate Of Lewis J Miller, decd
These are therefore 10 cite the kindred
and creditors of said deceased do appear
before me at Court Of Ordinary to be
held at Abbeville c.. II. for AbbevilIe
District, on Wednesday the 7th of Octo-
Der next: and shcw cause if any they
can why said Administration should not
be granted. Given under my hand and
seal OF Office. this 22d September, 1916
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary
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RECIMENTAL ORDERS

pursuant to General Orders, the 9th Re-
Gi,nent VIII parade ut LONAX'S OLD
rlrhD, on THURSDAY the Sth of
OCTOBER NEXT, equipped for Drill
and Review.
Th" commissioned and non-commissiou-
cd Officers will assemble ut the same plocc
on the day previous for Drill and Instruc-
ton. BY order Of Col. S. Donnald:
Il. J. ROBERTS, Adi't.
Sept % 303t