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DIR. PAR sRAS
Great Italian Remedy!
IT HAS NEVER FAILED--IT CANNOT
FAIL TO CURE

FIIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first intro
4 duced into Pisa some fifty years since, soon
became so we'll known as q 'Sertasg ca.e, that
in every town and city, pot oIly on the Conti-
nent, but in Great Britain, the demand for it
was great its merits astounding, that in less
than one year from its introduction it had snp-
planted all other remedies. The Medical Fa-
Guilty of the principal cities Of Europe We're
compelled TO acknowledge its wonderful mastery
over disease. Proprietors OF ether Medicine,
Jealous of its sway, vainly cndeavored to stay
lis onward progress. Like grass before the
mower, their efforts fell 10 the ground; and like
fire on the prairies, sweeping all before it, its
onward march became triumphant. 1t stood
forth upon its own merits a discerning public
saw, tried and were convinced of its magical
rirtnes. The massive fortune acquired by Dr..
Pareira from the sale of it during the siy years
he prepared it, alone bore witness to its mi, a.
cul0us merus. At the decease of the Doctor, the
recipe Was begneathed to his son. who has late
ly introduced the remedy into the United States.
The number of cures it has already made are
astonishing. Thousands and tens Of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy.
ALL WHO USE 1T, 1T WILL CURE,
With a safety, speed and certainty no other me-
dicine has ever possessed.
RESORT TO NO QUACK NOSTpUMS
OSC q ICuGuy tHdt Has Ueen LT1eH IOr the past
fifty gears, and was never known to fail
BEWARE OF CQUNTERFEITS.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medi-
cine has already caused some person or persons,
to palm Oft upon the nnsnspectipg, o spurious
compound closely resembling the original. Be
particular to buy none without the written sig
nature OF A. Pareira. NJ. d., OH the outside
wrapper of each bottle. All others are counter.
felt, and their compagnders viii he punished
with the utmost rigor of The law.
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
D. Babcock, sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
mast be addressed. A liberal discount made to
wholesale dealers.
LIST OF AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Druggist, Shasta; DR.. W.
II Gatlt, Yreka; Rice Coffin 81 Co., Drug
gists, AIarysville r X Starkw Gather, Drug
gist. Stockton; w FL Bruner, Druggist Sono-
ra; Child & Worthen, Druggist, Placerville;
Justin Gates, Jr.. Sacramento; DIR " Carr,
Downieville DR. John Lark, Nevada DIR B
Winston, Los Angeles; Whaley s. Morse, San
Diego; George l. Story, Portland, o. T.
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist,
133 Clay street, San Francisco.
decg 3m
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An, DEMME The Home Journal publishes a
letter from lady correspondent in which the
following passage occurs. The Gotham aristoc-
racy, we suppose, owns the thrice-happy youth
who wears the roses and yoets:
20 Mr.. - was in just now, and told us the
last new story about young -, just returned
from Paris. He has, it appears, two sets of en-
broidered shirts one covered with roses and the
other with violets. On the occasion OF wearing
either, he perfumes and pomades himself cores
pondingly, with ottar-gull on his hair and NOUS
tache Tor the shirt, riolefts for the violet.
The other night he was dressed for party, and
having perfected himself a la rose sent in great
haste to his laundress, who had all of both kinds
and had not brought them home as expected.
The unlucky woman sent the only one that was
done, and il chanced to be the violet. .I'm
dressed for roses and they've sent me violet =
exclaimed the poor youth, sinking back exhaust
ed on sofa, and won't go' And he didn't
CO."
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Articles purchased in New York.
A. L. STIMSON,
COMMERCIAL FACTOR.
SO, Broadway, Now York

jUkCHASlNG AGENT in connection with
the principal American and European Ex-
For the accommodation of the public, A. L. s.
will, either personally or through his agents
execute business and fill orders In Paris. Ion,
don, Havre, New York, Boston, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and other principal cities
a Persons in Shasta and its vicinity wishing
purchases made in the Atlantic States. viii
please remit through Adams & Co., or deposit
WIN =. y. TRACY. Esq, Adams & Co.'s agent
in SHASTA, 2 sum sufficient to cover the cost
tseteieHse Auapis 20, nol8-3m
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Mr.. Sidell has been elected to the U. S. SEN
ate by the Legislature OF Louisiana.
Col. VIM. Fl. Bissel, 1t is said, will be the Ne
braska candidate for U. S. Senator i'll Illinois.
The election takes place Sd January.
Hon. John s. Wells has accepted the appoint
ment of u. S. Senator from New Hampshire, in
place Of Moses Norris, deceased.
Charles @. Richardson formerly Secretary Of
the ST. Nicholas Insurance Company of New
York has been discovered to have robbed that
Institution of fifteen thousand dollars.
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From the I'oscn Talk,
A Node to n Bank.

Oh Bank. CRATE Malstrom for koin!
How yew swaller up things. What
A nav yu hev got for Bull
Lion Aud when yuiIev filled yurself choc
Full, how yew lux TO bust mp
And brake things.
Yew CRATE Malstrom for koinl
Crate Bank What air yon good for
Enny how, yew oyergrone criIer, but
To claw up al! feller has got
And tn N larf into his face and sa,
"Onest had koin but now eye'm
Bust and can't du nothink F"
Crate Malstrom fur koin.
Yew air a ga deceiver-yew feel
Into tellers pockit for speshe and
Tickle him up bout keepin it safe
Wen you knowd yew warnt
Safe emmy how. You've plaid HI.
Crate Malstrom fur koin.
How du yew feel now. yew old buster?
Yew hey dun it-yew hev
Put yur foot into it and
Yew hev split lhenny hops
Where du yew Xpect TO go III
Yew old buster7 IIev yew
Clicked up sich dust that
Yew cant tell what its all
Aboutl Hev yew?
Yew nasty, vile Mals;rom fur koinl
B. PEPPLR.
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fS5sisM Fl UNI E ERSIGNE NED-@U
!l5iE would announce to the pub esfaES&
GaEasA lie, and particularly to per-
sons travelling to and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the ''Free Bridge
House" he is prepared to entertain customers
in style not surpassed by any hotel in Nor,hcrn
California.
Having completed his commodious bnild-
ing, and furnished it in the best possible manner,
he is enabled to promise the very best accom-
modations. The table, heretofore, viii! al
ways be supplied with the best viands the mar.
ket furnishes while from the large garden at
tached to the premises, all the vegetables grown
in this part of the State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance.
He has also a secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an ubun.
dance of barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
March 1st, 1854. mhlItf
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HE HO Ell
oAzyE BRANCH HHOTE1. F0KsAIE.

fFW THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
Hsi,,H change his business, offers for sale tho
-@l-a..4 well known
OLIFE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
lying on the main stage route from Shasta to
Sacramento, and on the north side of Cotton.
wood. The Ranch contains 100 acres of arabic
land, the whole enclosed by substantial fence.
Among the improvements upon the Ranch are
the following:
good and commolions Dwelling House. for
the past three years Kept as a public hotel; a
hrst rate Barn, sufficiently capacous to contain
100 tons of hay, and comfortably stable Gftv
horses; well OF good water at the door-aso
well III Tue garden, with chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water To
all parts OF the garden; IA Garden containing
about live acres OF land in a high state of cult.
walton; together with a Grainery. Cellar. Milk
House, Chicken House, Corall and all other ne
cessary buildings and improvements. Tho
Dive Branch too, has always been a stage
sfaiian on the Sacramento road The terms
will be made reasonable
For full particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises VIM. LEAN
Cottonwood, July l6, 1853. jyl6tf
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ACon..n,drn,n ver.iiied.
.RtrrES 1x YOUNG LADY's ALErM.

wRITTEN IS YOUNG LADY's ALEuM.
l." Why's D like marriage 7" asked the maid,
Whose love TO me is plighted:
/ blushed Of course. and hing my head,
While she seem'd quite-tdelis shted
"Come. answer me-" continued she,
.'And don't be long about it!
You stupid ninny, don't you see
JFe can't be tced without it ~
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RANCH EoR SALE.

nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCA.
" tions in Trinity County
THIS Ranch is situated about two miles above
The Bridge on Trinity River. 1t contains 100
acres, and will be sold at bargain, if applied
for Immediately at the Diana" Saloon. wen
verville, or to Chaband & Fleason on the prem
ises.
Weaverville, Nov. /, 1854 no4tf
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THE CLIMAX OF DEscRIPTIoS.-A writer in the
Home Journal says of Mrs. Bodestein (late Julia
Northal J: "She is an angelin in church choir,
especially if you can see her hallelujah express
sion Of eyes while she sings"
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A wife once kissed her husband, and, said she.
Is My own sweet WILL how dearly love thee =
:. Who ever knew lady, good or i'll,
syho did not dearly love her own sreet wH.
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DIAMOND CUT DIAMoSD-The following Incl
dent was related to us the other day, as having
occurred at one of the numerous gentlemen S
Furnishing Establishments on Long Wharf
The. parties concerned We're the proprietor of
the store, and John Chinaman. Examining a
pair of boots, the. price Of which was So, John
enqured-
Howmuchee you axee for um booteel"
In spirit of waggery, it is presumable, the
owner replied, Two dollar and hallee, John /;
very cheap bootee, aint ee? ~
Cheap Bootee," said John, who thereupon
examined pair and, concluding to buy, offered
q quarter eagle.
But" said the dealer in leather, this is only
enough for one boot; they are two dollars and q
half apiece, two bootee cost So
John was somewhat astonished; said he
would not buy, and demanded the return of his
money; but the dealer was nexorable. :" No,
John," said the latter, you have get one boot
and have paid for it now give me another piece
like this, and take the other"
John saw the drift of the game, and was at
once resolved. ''Well,' said he, this bootee be
mine, maybel paid for um I"
''Yes," said the dealer.
''And you no give me the other bootee ?" said
John.
mot without the money! said the other.
"Well," said John. "a do with um bootee
what please cuttee um up" and thereupon
John whipped out knife, cut the boot to pieces
and threw it into the street, exclaiming as he
departed
bootee; you sell um to next fool Chinaman what
come along"
At last accounts the boot dealer was looking
for the man with the wooden leg, to whom he
might sell the odd boot, and thus save expenses
Times and Transcript.
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MS. stoves Ideal ssuanani,y.

From the ItTndndgA IHpdrttut fep0rfer)
The Highlands o.. Scotland sent to The last war
15,U00, bur now, say5 contemporary snch is the
scarcity of men that il will be difficult ii 80 can
de raised. This results from the system of clear
nuces that have SO long prevailed in the High
lands Sir Walter Scott, speaking of the return
of veteran Highlander from the peninsula,
says:
The fires had been ex,ingulshed upon thirty
hearihs-of the cottage of his fathers he could
distinguish but few rude sones-iile language
was almost extinsuisee--lLe ancient race from
which hc boasted his descent had found refuge
beyond the Atlantic. One southland farmer +,
three grey pladed shepherds, aud SIX dogs, now
tenan,ed the whole glen, ,wtI.oh ip his yorh had
maintained in content, il pot III competence,
upwards of two hundred iHliabtanis.
This system of determination, which has
proved itself in peace worse than the most fur-
ous war, is that which the petticoat professor of
humaiiy, Mrs Stowe, admires greatly in her
arstocratic friends, the Sutherands. The ring
leader of desolation is at the head of the anti
slavery movement in England Aye with the
silence Of death brooding in bis desolated High
land gens-with curses crossing the Atlantic
from the wrung hearts of the expatriated, the
lordy and gracious exterminator can wall over
the wrongs and SORROWS Of negro slavery
What are such wrongs TO those of the northern
Gael? what are such sorrows to the grief of
whole banished peoplel They were white and
they were poor, and pity for them was not pop
ulnr The eye of clap-trap humanity so in
tent upon the man and the brother of Africa
that it could not sec the brother of our blood be-
side us. But pity for the negro pays in these
days Mrs. Stowe knows that-ber compassion
has ratified back to her in good hard specie; her
black humanity has taken her by the fair demo-
cratic fist, and led her amid the applause of aris-
tocratc Europe making her the friend of lords
and dukes And of course she had to praise the
loings of lords who exterminated only " white
tolks'-to fawn on them, kiss the hem of their
garments, and praise them for crushing the poor.
To plead for white victims aint popular, no how
you fix it, and it don't bring in the almighty
dollars, Madam Stowe,
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Surgical Diseases.

As tumors, morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, deformiiies, whether congen-
tal or from accident, diseases of the urinary ap-
paratus of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in Dr. Sawyer's
hands, for treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities are now offered by DR.. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city Of The Union.
Residence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
Of Bush and Sansome streets Office hours until
8 4. NJ, and from 3 to 5 Pm
San Francisco, January 90, 1856. feb3-y
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TOWER HOUSE.

at the Junction Of Tie Yrcka and Wearerrill,
Roads, 70 miles from Shasta.
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LUNA HOUSE-REp BLUFFS.

GE3 THE EXTENSIVE E STABLINC and
Hgmil CORRAL of this establishment are now
IGa.41A complete, and can receive aud shelter
large numbers of animals. Hay and hurley Of
the best quality always on hand A ranch for
grazing animals, under constant charge of u care
iul her'lslnan, is connected with the place. Pack
mules and enisrant stock will not find better
recruiting spot in the Sacramento Valley.
THE HOT TEL
Is well known, and 10 pains will be spared to
maintain its reputation. DOW VINCENT.
Red Blnffs, Sept 80. 1854 o7.,m
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER,

IyORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
Il Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GESEUL HosPITAL, gives special attention to
the treatment OF all
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4s5.t22say THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
!ii E form the public that this Hotel, pleas
Hl Nd aItly situated in Franklin City, on Whi,-
ky creek. six miles north of Shasta on the Yre.
ka and Weavervile road, is now open for the
reception of travellers, boarders, and customers
generally. The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procnrable in this market, while the Bar is fur.
nished with almost every kind of liquors of the
very best quality. There is also good and se-
cure
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G. O rr al

attached to the establishment, always supplied
with an abundance of hay and barley, for the
accommodation OF packers, travellers, Sc.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
full satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July 80, 1853. II
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fdFlf14 THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
Hssii ~ change his business, offers for sale the
I.l..I.u we'll kno,yn
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sfsM T Fl E UNDERSI IGNED- -w
Z HH would announce to the pub esA&
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tors, and sureties are distinctly notified that
on failure to enter into or perform the con
tracts for the service proposed for in the ac-
eeptcd bids, their legal liabilities will be en-
forced against them.
%. The contracts will he substantially in the
forms herctof used in this department., en-
ccpt in the respects particularly mentioned in
these instructions; and ON all railroad and
steamboat routes the contractors will bc re.
Iuircd to d"ir"r the mails into the post offices
at the ends ot the routes aud into all inter
mediate post offices not more thnn eighty rods
from the railroad or landing.
~. Present contractors, and persons known
at tn" department., must. equal, with Others,
procure guarnnt"rS and certificates of their
sufiiri"ncy substantially in the forms above
prescribed. The certificates of suficcncy
must be signed by postmaster at one of the
places before named, Or judge of court of
record
Posmastcrs ut the ends of routes on which
they think the present mode of conveyance
inadequate, will weigh the mail each trip fo,
six successive weeks on weekly routes, and
three weeks Oh other routes, and report the re
suit by the 10th April, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.
March II, 1866. As At
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New and Wonderful Machi,
WILLIAM STODDARD, Proprietor.

Vie Subscriber having purchased the Right
4 for the State VI South Carolina in the only
Machine now invented, for RIFTING and
SHAVING SHINGLES. BARREL HEADING,
&ci prepared to sell the Right of the Districts.
or single Machines Mt prices sufficiently low to-
make 1t an inducemcnt for purchasers.
The MACHINE being simple in its construction,
ana not liable to get out of order, is capable
OF Splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Shin
giles per h"'tr-bcttcr than made by hand. IT.
Is portable. and can he worked by hand, Horse
or steam power. Ten to fifteen days work Of ~.
Machine will make enough Shingles to pay tho
price asked for n single one.
Large cIn'iiccmcnts are offered to persons wish.
ing to purchase the right of several DISTRICTS
One of til" Machines can be seen in operation
in the City of Augusta, at Vim. H. Goodrichs,
Flaming MILL and one also may be seen in a.
short tim" mt Mr. j. Wits Machine Shop: st;
Edgefield e. II.
TlIOS. G. LAMAR.
Hamburg, S. c., Arri! 20, 1854. 5l-tf
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MO0RE'S VARIETY STORE,
AbDGVilIc e.. FL.

h>llE Undersigned, very grateful for the en-
couragcni":;t received during the few
months he has been engaged in business, calls
the attention of his friends and customers to
the new and splendid supply he has just re.
c"ivrd. As n general idea of his stock, he NAV
mention q few articles:-
FRUITS. from every cline and Of ali va
Nuts, Apples. DC, &c.
EfN NDIES-S,ick Candy, assorted; Can
dy Toys Almond candy. Pindar Candy. Kisses,
Assorted temperance Drops, De, de-
NtI.S-Brnzil Nuts Pccaan Nuts, Wal.
nuts, Almonds. .tr.. de-
FIGhLES-a!I sorts, any quantity, and
choic" qualities.
PRESER VES-Citrons, Currants, Figs,
Eaisins, DC, &c
DOLLS-Wax, India Rubber, Alabastcr
from ten cents to So 90.
7OIS-Tin, Pewter, Brittnnin, China.
Velvet. Sand, Bellows. Tumhling, Glass. Mag.
net, BOX. (all sorts AMI sizes Drums, Rnttles.
CECRIES-Tuhacc", Scgars Oysters,
Erc<, dc. Oysters Of the very best quality
will hc served up at all hours aud in any mai.
ncr desired,
WEDDING PARTIES furnished in first
style, at short notice. and ut Columbia prices.
CHRISTMAS UOLIDA Crackers,
n full supply; R"":an Candles, T":pc,locs.
Wheel Rockets, Pin ccls Trianrles, Scrpcnts.
Sky Rockets, and every other conbustib!e for
fun and frolic.
q: In brief. his stock is full. select and compre.
hensive, he having given his own personal al-
tentIon to its selection, and he agnin asks the
public to call OH him, being satisfied of his
ability to please in quality and prices
Remember the locality, next door to Law
sons Tin Factory.
WI. c. MOORE
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Dec s
TRANSPARENT
WIN DOW 8 HA DE 8,
PAPER.HANGINGS AND MATTRESSES!

III King-Street, Charleston, 8. C.
IN1E subscriber has on hand large assort-
Il ment, and is constantly receiving by the
steamers, the latest patterns of WINDOW
SHADES and PAPER-HANGlNGS for sale
wholesale and retail!
Transparent WINDOW SHADES, of every
style and variety. from so cents to So each
Frenchand American PAPER-HANGINGS,
and BORDERS, of the latest Patterns, from
Ct cents to SO per Roll.
A large variety of CORNICES, Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS, Dsnlask and Satin DE-
LANES, Centre Tassels, Loops. Bands Pins,
Venetian Blinds, Cane Blinds mattresses, Cusl,.
IONS Fire Screens, DC +.
All kinds of UPHOLSTERING and the bu-
sIness, as usual, attended to in ali it's branches.
MAITRESSES-Moss Cotton, Wool and Hair
Mattresses. always on hand. made from the best
material: Also Bosters, Pillows, Feather Beds
and Paliiastera Call and SEQ them-prices
reasonable.
To persons wishing any of the above articles
to sell, discount will be. mado. The prices of
this establishment are moderate and uniform
and as lowas any other establishment.
H.sW. KINSMAN.gs,
March 25, 1854. aes 48 -4
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CHARLESTON CARPET WAREHOUSE.
William Ca1der

AN always on hand the largest and best
- selected stock Of CARPETING to be
found IN the city, viz:-Fine Ingrains, low
priced; snperfine Ingrains, Tapestry Velvet
tapestry La Brussels, low priced Brussels. Three
py ~ oarle,lngs Green and Printed Baize, Hearth
Stair Rods, bindings, &C., DC. Mating, all
With large assortment of FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, from to "a feet in width, for Rooms.
Lobbies, De-, without seam.
Nos. GAG and 243 King-st, corner Hasel.
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" CoalOn Gins.

ME subscribers, having had nine wears c.-
l. perience, and given universal satisfaction
to their patrons. being now fully prepared with
good machinery aud the best of workmen, feel
safe IN saying t." the Cotton Planters in general
in this and the adjoining States. that iiiey car
furnish them with the best COTTON GINS now
made They could offer n host of certificates
nut bclicving the warrantee to be sufficient thew
will say. scnl on your orders through the mail
or their agents, who will visit the most, if not
all the Planters i'll reasonable bounds
:. II. Il WM OGLESBY.
Elberton, Elbert county, Ca
Feb 4 30 10
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The State of South aroIina..

The State of South aroIina,.
1dbcviUe District-In the Common Pleas
Administrator. Attachment
40: Thompson l. Fair,
jeremiah Shchanc i'a'htit. ATTY.
NVlIEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this case
lid. OH the twentieth day of Novem-
Der. 1854, file their Declaration nyninst the
said Defendant, who (ns it is said) is absent
from and without the limits OF this State, and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom copy of the said Dec
laration might be served:
1t is therefore ordered. that the said Defend.
ant do appear and plead to the said Declara-
tIon on or before the twcnty.frst day Of Novem-
Der, in the vcar of Lord one thol,sa nd eight
hundred nni tiftr-fvc, otherwise final and ab-
so'utc judgement will then be given and award.
cd against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. C. c. p.
Clerks Office, Ahbeville District,
November 30, 1864. { uly "
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The State of South Carolina.

416Jer1Ne DiSfrict-7N Tie Common Pleas
Wilson 4 Williams Foreign Attachment.
Jeremiah shehanc. NVa,"' Attorney Uranium 8
VNIlEEEAS. the Plaintiffs i'll this case
v did, on the fifteenth day of Novem-
Der: 1851. file their Declaration against the
sand Defendant, who (as it is sa1) is absent
from and without the limits of this State. and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom copy of the said Dec
larntion might be served:
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said Decara-
ton on or before the sixteenth day of Novem-
ber in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty.fvc, otherwise final and alb
soIute Judgment will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. CP.
Clerks Office AbbcvilIe District
November Is, 1854. {uIy 1v