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THE NAVY EsTTMATEs-oNcE MORE.


To put an end to all the mystery with which our
opponents endeavoring to invest the navy esti-
mates, we have made inquiries, and make state
ments tonight on the most reliable authority.
In the latter part Of December last, the naval com.
mittee of the House applied, through their chair
man, the Hon. Mr.. Holmes, to the Secretary Of the
Navy for his views on the subject Of an increase Of
the navy. The secretary referred this inquiry to
the naval bureau and on the 30th Of December they
made their report to him. This report was drawn,
and itI recommendations framed on the as
sumption, and in view Of approaching ,oar. The
secretary, on the contrary, looked exclusively to
precautionary measures of defence, as alone de-
handed in the present state Of affairs, and as being
toeH calculated to contribute to,cards the preservation
of peace Disregardng, therefore, the report of the
bureaus, which not even laid before the Presi-
dent, the secretary presented his own views to the
naval committee of the House in his official letter Of
January 9th. This document recommended nothing
more than that authority should be granted to the
President at his discretion to enter upon moderate
system Of precautionary measures-such as repair
ing ships that were much decayed, completing the
collection of naval stores for building and equipping
vessels, and making preparations for building ten
steamers. This is the letter ,ohich correctly pub
lished in The Union" of day before yesterday This
letter. and this only submitted 10 the President
This, and This only received the Presidents sanction.
This letter. addressed to Mr.. Holmes on the 8 tn
of January, was forwarded to him, accompanied by
the reply of the bureaus to the resolution Of the
House committee under date of December 30th.
These documents were duly received by the COM
mittee subsequently, in consequence of verbal re-
quest from Mr.. King of Georgia, one Of that commit
tee, q copy Of the communication Of the naval bu-
reaus to the department in reply to the inquiries OF
the naval committee of the Senate was on the l4h OF
January, placed in the hands of Mr.. Holmes, with a
brief note, simply explaining the occasion of send
ing to committee Of the House, a document purport-
ing upon its face to have been prepared in reply to
letter from the committee Of the Senate.
The regret which expressed, was that Mr.
Holmes, when he referred in the House to the
report of the bureaus, had not at the same
time brought before its notice, the letter
of the department of January 9Th to himself;
,ohch letter accompanied the reply of the bureaus to
the resolution of the House committee. BY such a
course, we say again, Misrepresentation would have
been avoided,
And so ends the wing mystery Of the "secret esti-
mates" for the increase of the navy In reply to all
the extravagant and wholly unfoundcd charges with
which the wing press is eerhing, we have made on
ly very brief and simple statement for in case
so plain, the simplest statement is the strongest, or
at least is strong enough.
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THE DAILY UNION
THE UNION.
THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 9, 1876.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

BY and Nth the advice and consent q ths Senate.
RIcuARp j. McCULLOH, to be melter and refner
Of the Mint of the United States al Philadelphia vice
Jonas r, McCIintock resigned.
JoHN M. McCALLA, Of Keptucky, Second Audi
tor of the Treasury, vice William b. Lewis, re-
moved.
JouE r. MAcmURDo, Of Louisiana, Treasurer OF
the Branch Mint of the United States, at New Or.
leans, vice Horace C. Cammack, removed.
FELIX GRUNDY MAYsoE, to be second lieutenant
in the marine corps, from l4th November last vice
Lieut. Robert D. Taylor, deceased.
REUBEN BURDRE, Of Washington, and HEERY
REAyER of Georgetown, 10 be justices ofthe peace.
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Monumental meeting Of
the committee will take place tomorrow morning
friday at l0i o'clock Punctuai attendance IL re-
quested.
April
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Douglas says, page I; by
the treaty, however, the
Canada, or French lire, with
the Hudson Bay Company
Of Great Britain. was ascer.
tanned from a certain pro.
montory upon the Atlantic
ocean in So deg. 40 min. OF
north latitude, to run sonth.
west to Lake Mistissin; to he
continued still southwest to
the 10th degree, anil from
thence due west indefinite.
~"
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Now, sir, the honorable senator from Missouri
says that Mr.. Monroe must have taken his informa-
ton from the proceedings Of the commissarirs No
man can doubt but that Mr.. Monroe quoted from
Douglass book. The language is 90 nearly iden-
teal to render such coincidence impossible, il it
were accidental.
But besides, no commissioners, on such a grave
subject, ever could have employed such loose Ian
guage Beginning at point on the Atlantic, not
named, and left to conjecture, thence southwest
wardy indefinite course, Il will be perceived to
Lake Mstissin, without stating what part Of the
lake 1t is to strike The paper sent tn Mr.. Monroe
was no doubt taken from Douglas, though, as it is
Ios the fact cannot now he ascertained. But rs
the language Of Douglas is used in making, the
statement, we may fairly presume that the whole
ran. " ..-
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The State of South Carolina,
aRREVIIIE DISTRICT
ABBEVILLE DIS

In The Court of Common Pleas.
Thomas l.. Whitlock, who is in the GUS
tody OF the Sheriff Of Abbeville District,
by virtue OF u writ of capias ad satisfacien-
dun, ut the suit Of McCarter g. Allen,
having filed his petition, with schedule OF
his whole estate, real and personal, for the
purpose Of obtaining the benefit of the Act
of the General Assembly called " the In
solvent Debtors Act"
Public notice is hereby given, that the
petition of the said Thomas L Wh,tlock
will he heard and considered in til" Court
OF Common Pleas for Abbev,lle District,
ut Abbcvlle Court House, on Thursday
the tw' nty-sc cond day Of October next, or
such other day thereafter as the Court
may order during the Term commencing
at the place alor'said, on the third Mons
day III October next and all the creditors
ofthe SAID Thomas l. Whllock are hereby
summoned personally or by their attornics
to appear then and there in the said Court
TO slew cause, it any they can, why the
benefit Of the act aforesaid should not be
granted 10 the said Thomas l. Whtlock,
upon lis executing the assignment required
by the acts aforesaid.
JNO F LIVINGSTON, c.. C.P.
Clerks Office, July lS, 1916 Il 3m
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ii y Il l., .

If hope be lcad---why seek to liyc2
For what besides has life to mivc2
Love, Life, and l'ou,li, and Beauty too,
I'I!npc br ;!.snd-->;;y what arc you?
Love without, I!orr 9 TIA. is no,
10 live: hu. day by day, to rol,
With feelings roiL and passions dead
To wander Ger the world and tread
Upon its beauties: and to ..aZc,
Quite vacant. Ger its llowcrv maze,
oh think, i this bu !. life tllcn say--
"WIlo lives wien | lopc hath fled dawnyr'
Youth without lopc! -tn endless nigh,,
frees which haze Icil the cold springs
blight.
The liyh'n;ng'> flashes, ,a,rl the ,liundcr;s
strife.
\ ct pine away 4 weary lic
Which Older would have sunk AMI died
Beneath the strokes their youth dciicl-
But, cursed with length Of days arc left
To rail ut Youth Of Hope bcrctt
And Beauty: too, when Hope Is gone
Has lost the rav in which it Silonc;
And seen wi,'lou, this borrowed light,
| las lost tic beam that made it br, sht.
Now what avail the Sillicn hair
The gentle smile, the gentle air,
The bcaminy eye: and glance rciIncd-
Faint scmb!antr Of the purrr mnd--
AS gold dust, sparkling III the sun,
Points where the rich STRATA run,
Alas! they now ust seem to be
Bestowed too much at misery
They speak OF days long, long gone by
Then point To cold Reality:
And with Il dcalhllkc smile they sav--
"Oh! what arc we when Hopes awayW
Thus Love, Life. and Beauty too,
When seen without Hopes briyhtning
hue,
All sigh in Misery's sa'!'!cst tone,
Why seek to live ii Hope is gonc?"
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CANDID

The friends Of equal rights and liber-
ties take pleasure in announcing RO-
BERT DONNALD as candidate to re-
present Abbcvillc District at the ensuing
session Of the Legislature. He is we'll
wushrr of Temperance, but an uncompro-
missing opponent Of Pledges.
We are authorized to announce DR..
S. V. CAIN, as candidate for Clerk of
the Court at the next ensuing election.
We ar" authorized to announce THOS
p SPERM as Il candidate for Clerk OF
Court OF Abbrvil,. District ut the ensuing
election.
I5e We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. r.. TARRANT, MS a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce L.
p. MOSELY as candidate tor Sheriff
Of Abbevillc Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce W..
A. COBB as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of Abbeville District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
S. WILSON as q candidate for Clerk OF
Court for Abbevilie District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends ofA C HAWTHORN an.
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeyille District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as a candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his PLAN
TATlON, five miles east of Cokcsbury on
Saluda river, containing -Four Hundred
Acres, one hundred Of which is river bot
tom. There are two surveys Of it, both
Joining one tract, one containing 272, the
1873 acres. l will sell altogether CIR sepa>
rate, as may suit purchaser. Any person
wishing to ony would do well to call and
examine for themselves. It. is well waters
ed, and very healthy; ,olrrably good
Dwelling House; the out buildings ordi-
nary. will give one, two, and three
years for the payment, in equal Install
ments, and the price shall be full below the
value of the lands, as l am determined to
move to the west the ensuing fall.
July Is mtfN ISHAM GORREE.
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The State of South Carolina.

To- Tie Managers Of Election for tic Eiec-
tom DtStrtct oj .1JbcciWc: GREETING
Whereas, the seat in the Senate of the
sand State, Tor the Election District aforc-
SAID, has lately become vacant by the re-
signatIon OF the Honorable a. Il. Arnold !:
ana whereas, by the Constitution of the
STATE OF South Carolina it Is provided that
writ OF election shall be issued by the
PRESIDENT OF the Senate for the purpose OF
hlllng the vacancy thus accustomed, for
the remainder of the term for which the
member SO rcsignlng his scat was elected
TO serve.
Now, therefore, you, and each of you,
arc hereby required, after due advcrtisc-
m"it, and with strict regard to all the pro-
visions OF the constitution AMI laws Of the
SAID State, touching your duty IN such
case, 10 hold an election for Il member of
tho Senate for the Election District afore-
sad, TO serve for the remainder of the
term for which the said a. Il. Arnold was
elected TO serve; tn" polls to be opened at
the various places Of election vii hin the
said Dis rict on the SECOND MON
DAY in OCTOBER NEXT, and the
day following, by The various sets Of mana.
gers for those places respectively; the
managers Tor all the places Of election
aforesaid to meet ut Abbcvilc Court
House OH Wednesday following count the
votes and declare the election.
Witness, the Honorable Angus Patterson,
Pres idcnt OF the Senate, at Barnwrll,
this third day of August, III the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six and in the scvcnty~tirst
year of the Sovereignty and 1ndcpcn-
dcncc of the United States of America.
ANGUS PATTERSON,
President Of the Senate.
August ~, 1916 "a 9t
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Valuable Land for Sale!
4 BARGAIN TO BE HiD!tt

A The subscriber offers his tract of
= Land for sale, four miles south west
OF Abbcyillc G.. Fl. on the Snake Road.
1t contains about $50 acres, between 2
and 300 acres of it wood land, well TIM
bered, the balance in cultivation, about 60
acres fresh. There is good dwelling
with oil out buildings necessary, good
screw, gin house &c; and within 100 yds
OF regularly attended Churc h. The pur-
chaser can liaye his own time to part Of
the money by giving good security.
May n l3 ITO + S LUCIUS
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Vegetable Etrer amA Aguc and anti
E1rer DMS


Eccer Pills.
Among all the advertised remedies of the
day for ague and Fever, or Chill and Ec>
yer, none seem to meet with such rapdity
of sale and give so much general satlstac.
tion, as DIR Hull's celebrated Pills. Wher,
ever they have been introduced, all tonics
in whatever shape, all mixtures and Pills
and preparations Of every character, de-
signed for this disease, have been discar-
dcd, and DR.. Hul's Aguc Pills have becn
received as the only permanent cure.
They stop the Chi!ls and Fever the first
day, and do not sickcn the stomach or ope-
rate on the bowels. Young children and
persons of all ages sexes, and conditions
may use these Pills, not only with safety,
but with the certainty of success.
Judge Forrest of Joncsboro, Ala, was
cured OF severe and obstinate case OF
Chllls, with only half box, after two phy-
slclans had exhausted all their skill.
Ma Lewis Gown, of Abbcville Dis. S..
G., says he has sold several boxes of Hull's
Pills, and never knew them 10 fail curing
the chills and fever in single instance.
MIR VIM S Mills, of AbDcvile Dis, S.
o., certifies that his wife was cured Of an
obstinate case of chills and fever of twelve
months standing with only half u box of
Hull's Pills; and also says his little
daughter was cured of the chills and fever
OF months standing with the remainder
Of the same box.
We might give scores Of references and
certificates, but we refer the reader to our
agents, where they may obtain Il pamph-
let (gratis) giving full description Of the
medicine and its manner of use. Price,
81 per box with directions.
DIR. Hull's Cough !.oZenges.
Every family in the United States sht uld
keep supply OF DR. HulI's Cough Lozcn>
ges IN the house, not only as q preventive
medicine against the consumptivc tenden-
clcs OF the climate, but rs an efftctual re-.
medy in all cases of Coughs, Colds. Splitting
of Blood. night Sweats. difficulty Of breath.
ing, Asthma, Whooping Cough. Emacia-
ton and General debility. Remember
that this medicine is not mere palliative,
but is all powerful III removing all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs, Leading 10 Con.
sumption and death. Price 25 cts per box.
DIR. Hull's Worm Lozengcs
Are preparation that never fail to re-,
move Worms from children or adults.
Children will cry for tn. IN, and eat them
as they would candy.
We suggest to all parents having chill.
dren whom they suspect Of being troubled
with worms 10 give these LoZengcs trial.
The fact of their having cured upwards of
iorty thousand cases, puts their efficiency
beyond doubt. Price 25 cts per box.
Please remember the name and get DIR.
HulPs LozcngCs, as no others before the
public contain the virtues of his medici,c.
IN" above Medicines are for sale at the
Drug Stor" Of
Drs. WARDLAW g. DENDY,
And ut the Post Otfic" by
July 3m JOHN McLAREN.
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DYING FROM HoME.-Thc follow
ing is an extract from the Memoirs
OF the Rev. Mr.. Thatcher, dis
tingushcd clergyman of Boston.
who died some years since Oh the
continent Of Europe, whittier he
repaired Tor the benefit of his
health:
cit is a sad thin. to think that
VIC must die away from our home.
Tell not the invalid who is yearn~
ing after u distant country, that
the atmosphere around him is soft.
and the gales arc filled with balm,
and tho flowers arc sprinyiny from
the green earth he knows that
the softcst air to his heart, would
be the air which hangs over his
native land that more grateful
ly than all the gales Of the South,
would breathe the low whispers
Of anxious affections: that the
very iclclcs clinging to his own
caves, and the snow beating
against his own windows, would
be far more pleasing to his eyes,
than the bloom and verdure which
onl ly moro forcibly remind him how
far he is from that spot which is
dearer to him than all the world
besides. He may indeed find cs-
Unable friends who will do all in
their power to promote his comfort
and assuage his pains but they
cannot supply the place Of the
long known and mute language of
his face; they have not learned to
communicate without hesitation,
his wishes. impressions and
thoughts to them. He feels that
he is a stranger, and more desc
late feeling than that could not
visit his soul. How much is cx-
pressed by that form Of oriental
benediction-may you die among
your kindred"
A WET BLANKET ON ELoqUExcE.
queer scenes occur sometimes
in the gravest Legislative assem-
bIies. One Of our exchanges tells
Of a laughable incident that trans
pired during the late session of the
New Hampshire Legislature.
a new fledged orator rose to make
MS maiden speech IN the House Of
Representatives. A bill had been
brought into tax bank dividends.
and watching his opportunity, the
debutant addressed the members
=" MIR. Speaker, the gentleman
from Dover, who introduced this
bill, does not seem to be aware of
it's inevitable results. He would
strip the widow" Goars of laugh
ter, and cries of-the widow q
widow who mot in this public
hall. hope, &c.)
AS soon as the tumult subsidized
in some degree, and the orator
could make himself heard, he in
tiSnantjv Drocccded--" Eontlono,n
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To the People Of Abbeville.

To the People Of Abbeville.
The subscriber respectfully solIcits all per-
sons indebted to the Sherffs Office for
COST, Plaintiffs or Defcndant's g ARE earn
estly requested to come forward and settle,
as this is my last year in Office, shall be
compelled to have all cost due me in the
Office settled. You will find myself or Mr.
Taggart always IN attendance
April Is Ut j. RAMEY.
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PROCLAMATION.

Otoi Aeo1Oii3 ~. w., aug 1o3 lC4O
By His Excelluny VIM. AIKEN, ESQ
Governernor and Commandcr-in.C Chief
in and over the State Of South Carolina.
Whereas. information has been received
at this Department Of u deliberate and a.
troclous murder having been committee d
on the body of Thomas Smiley, OF Fairfield
District, on the 7th August, by one JAS.
NJ. SIMPSON, of the same ncighborhood,
and that the said Jamrs Nj. Simpson has
abscond"d: Now know ye that justice
may be had-I do hereby Offer reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and safe delivery of the said
James M. Simpson in any jail in this State.
He is about e feet one inch high, ligh,
hair, stoops in the shoulder, dowucast
look, spare built, and had a long beard on
his under chin and neck rather inclined
to b. rude.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and folty-six, and in
the seventeen year of American Inde.
pendcnce. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
4. @: Pinckney, Sec. of State.
aug ~ 25 Ct
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FOr Sale.

The subscriber, dcsirous of removing, of.
frs for sale u small FARM. about one
mil" above Loundrsv,ilr. The location is
a f"althy one, and within miles of Sa>
vannah river. Any person wishing to
purchase, can see the land and buildings
by calling on me at my residence, or OBJ.
tain particulars by addressing me at
Lonnd'sville. JAS. DANNELLY.
JulyS left
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LAND SALE.

:YsiYsEgsa At Abbeville Court House, on
Xasss,@ Sale Day in October next, and
MsHHSs Immediately after the sales by
-Ae- the public officers, will sell 10
the hig hest bidder, the tract of Land on
winch now reside, 1t lies l6 miles west
of the Court House, within two miles of
Savannah river, and contains, according
TO recent survey, 1851 acres, 200 IN cuI-
uvation and balance well tlm3cred wood
land a credit OF two years will be given,
with interest from day of sale; purchaser
to G i've bond with approved security. Pos
session to be given on or before the 18th
November next. E. p. NOBLE,
August 10 257t
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need not think TO put me down by
here for the widow and thn w.:
nhou2-I S,v sir t,,t lie i,
worse than s,rinninm pu on th;-
tax and SAY you drive The widnw
10 her uyi xi;ji."
Here. the clamor brc,,nc g.,
great. that the speaker. despairinp
o. Il nearing. resumed MS seat.
IT was utmost ,c,' i'''''u'cs before
inc mouse co'llo tfahs'tcI us rcSu-
laf BUSINESS
N.w Rr,,,<,, Tb. ph;l,dol-
,,L;, S,;r;, or,hn T;n,ns ,,;,n.. H.,
following new reading OF Shakes
pcarc =
VINO s'cals our purse steals trash
us something nothing:
was ours, us MS ana has been
But he who steals our editorials.
Robs us of that he cannot write
himself.
And makes us cut him dead.
Houston. now one of the most re-
markablc men of the age. was q
house carpenter in Nashville md
that 1ccminr brain wove it's bright
and ambitious fancics while his
strong arm moved the iack-plane.
-
IoVERr'.--uolosml'hn meyer gave
o''era',cc 10 u more truthful SEN
lc''cc 'llah "hel nc SAID II you
'rc 'oor' oo NOE seem So, II you
fcring."
~,
;., nhnu''NI c l>,f M ia',.Ls.- L. nc Leg
's.a'u'o s;, oa INV llai'' l1 Psi,rc mas
Sms" a. l.a,m,n5'pI; a%1 tI;,, 80 thaisy % -lllnc
!r l'I's".ls 'l't!lie' 1lll's 10 oroP the S.
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To1 a ~: oL ~. t:l'l''' c NH''. a. lc
"''i': .lno i.o'li n"i''!mo'e IL,
~ 1'os,o'' IL - es,i'll''tGo' Wlii oe
~ % 'A,1o. r, li 'cils,n' a'i" Will cost
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Aug II
Lands for Sale

a The subscriber offers for sale the
Z PLANTATION on which he lives,
three and u half miles above Hamburg, ly.
ing OIL Savannah river, containing about
Five Hundred Acres of Land Or the
premises are two story comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, in the Pincy
Woods, out houses, Grist Mill, Cotton
Gin carried by water, and small Fishery
is attuchcd 10 it.
ALSO,
A PLANTATION in Barbor county,
Alabama, eight miles from the market town
Eutaula, containing Nine Hundred and
Sixty Acres of Land, one third cleared and
and under good fence. 1t has two story
DWELLING HOUSE, out houses and
quarters for 60 negroes.
Amy reasonable terms, to suit the pur-
chaser, viii be given Oh either place.
July 20 % st GEO. PARROTT.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District-IM the Court of

Common Pleas.
Joseph w. w. Marshall, bearer, as.
Francis Henderson, scn'r.-Dccpm. Sm
AHachI. on Prom'ry Note.
Whereas, the Plaintiff IN this action did,
OH this day, file his Declaration against
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits Of this State, as it is
said. and having neither wife nor attorney
known, upon whom a copy Of the above
Declaration, with n rule to plead thereto,
on or before the Twenly-sccond day of
November next, otherwise, final and abso-
lutte Judgment will be then given and
awarded against the Defendant.
JNO. f. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov %, Io45 80 "
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NOTICE

lNO 1lNE
Is hereby given to those concerned, that
the citizens of Due West Corner, will ap-
ply for an Act of Incorporation at the
next session of the Legislature.
May Is, 1916 Il29t
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The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In the Common Pleas

III the Common Pleas.
William A. Cobb, VS.. James knox,
Foreign Attachment.
The Plaintiff in the above case haying this
day filed his Declaration III my office, and
the Defendant haying no wife or attorney
known to be within the State, upon whom
n copy thereof may be served: 1t is Or
der.d that the said Defendant do appear
and plead thereto within year and q day
from this date, or judgment by default will
be given against him.
JNO. f. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, March IA, 1876. 3ly