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EXCURSIONS.

GHEAP ExCU RsIoN TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
y Fare sA cents b staten Isiana ferry, foot of Whha
srn tetwrch Ihe Battery ana South ferry
esf,y "per irgme A. NJ to T. a. ON line Sundays every
nall noar " y. u.
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ANUS MENFs.


w Corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street.
CHANGE OF TIME
Doors open al hall-past seven; 20 begin nj eight
THIRD WEEK or THE NEW DRAMA.
THIRD WEEK or THE NEW DRAMA.
CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES
ATTEST THE GRAND SUCCESS
VARIED AND STRIKING TABLEAUx
VARIED AND STRIKING TABLEAgX
MMA slEsTIC MMooNNNTrAaIiNN ssccEENNE;nbYY.
cmARaiNa Music,
COSTUMES,
COSTUMES,
(From drawings by Carl Haag,)
ADMIRABLE ACTING
ADMIRABLE ACTING
06Id KING NHTY
LLEE Es-s-sS
S-TJ MOUNTAINS. SSS2
EEEE MR.. LESTER WALLACK,
INLI MIR. BLAME.
PEP Mr.. CHARLES FISHER. or IKE
2SG2 NIX. YOUNG
~S~A MIR RGYNOLDS x~x~
MR. Floyd. SSSS
MIL 10 MRS. HOEY CGGd
1885,. MISS HENRfQUEz $3.50
S2gg KING SSSS
EEEG ZZZX
HG1A MOUNTAINS YWpW
KING or TIE MOUNTAINS.
KING or THE MOUNTAINS.
PRieEs--isses Private Boxes,
Orchestra stalls, 81; Family Circle % cents
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NfENDELsSOHN uNION-EIGHTH sEASoN-THE
M regular weekly rehearsas viii commence on Thursday
81, O'clock under of W.
Morgan Conductor and W. Berge, Pianist at the Pianoorto
WarurOoms Of Messrs BRIGGS TOUkER, No $50 Fourth
The old members OF the society all good
music desroas OF spending evening singing oraorio
and Masses cordially invited. will be
gwen this season. j. DELLA T0RRE President.
rTIHE CHEAPEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE PLACE
of amusement til the caty is tue Oriental Free Concert
Balloon G26 Broadway next door to Laura keeHes Theatre.
The following array Of talent appears nighLy:- ~
Miss MAGGIE WAYLASD, the accomplished vocalist
Miss LIZZIE FOSTER the beautiful singer, Miss LlLLE-
LIE KING, the accomplished danseuse Nile JENNY tho
beautiful daaseuse. =,
HANK, the MASON the champion jig dancer VIII give
limitations Of all the renowned Gancersin tne United
s,at~s ANDY RoONE nan io,.,; FRANK SCHELE, comic
singer; DAVE JACKSON the ececntrc jig dancer
Master MORRISEY jig dancer his nrst on sne
stage The pfecst and most aocohfniS,sa yuaag Laay
REENIZ 4 BURNS.
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1TNCEASING WONDERS.
~ At the Partisan Cabinet Of Wonders and Anatomy 663
Broadway door Ball, Black Co.. New York. Just
added 10 this large, superb and world famed collection
perfect freak OF nature monster child with two heads four
legs In conjunction with this interesting
wonders Of unsurpassabe aud thrilling
glance Is 100 parts OF the human body
The has been pronounced by the many thousands
who crowd 10 II daily u have ruy moral tendency
Lectures daily interesting, sccnrlc ana pathological
subjects. ~ . ,,.,o.
Open for gentlemen only from 10 A. NJ. till i0P. N.
lui at 25 cent
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IRVING HALT.-GRAND CONCERT,
Thursday Evening, October 81, 1861,
For the benefit the Bethany Mission Sabbath School,
Euphema, u aud original Cantata.
Also National Hymn.
Under the direction ol Mr. f. j. Day. Tickets 25
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REWARDS.


1)EWARD.-LOST, A SMALL WHITE DOG, WITH A
III short tail cropped and black spot his back and
weighs about five pounds; to Che Clip
liberal reward will be paid for his No. 81 Lexington
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e. REWARD.-IoST, IN GREENWOOD CAR, AT
tpO Gowanas, Thursday, the 2lh inst fortemonnae
aiming of money and few postage stamps. The
finder VII the above reward by leaving with Major
Pratt At No State street. New York with the Postmaster
az Fort uantilktn.
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HENRY n. LEEDS NORTHUMBERLAND \

HEYKY IT, LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL LEEDS & co. will sell at auction, Friday, Nov.
at II o'clock, In the gallery the sacsroom No Is
Nassau street, fine OH Paintings Engravngs Drawings
,pantnEs portion q which the entire gallery
works Of g. II Halt w. M. Brown, Walcot Stnheld Hope
Hills, Wagner Ieniers and others Also fine line of En-
cravings richly framed, with large number Of other
modern and old Oil Paintings To be sold without
70 close accounts and invoices They READY for
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A YOUNG LADY HAVING LARGE, WELL FUf
"A nshed Room TO herself wonld take a young iaay
Board for IS week every privilege allowed her use Oh
ano night key &c Address Miss IL. Forrest station D. bio
House. References exchanged.
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T3oR sALE-A CHESTNUT seRREL HoRRE, SIX
years old o,s hands hgh, trots In So Also ooi pru-
Mi top light wagon. Brewster build with city made
igh bells and Harness Owner having fnrtherse for
inAn VIII sell very cheap. Apply f. NODINE, l2S
fieHcpont street, Brooklyn
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IMPORTANT TO SaRMERs-FoR SALE VALUABLE
i9 eooaed Na,seager Stallion 51s hands nish stylish
sn Tree driver swaaed IN every respect ana e, travel
msss miles per hour Apply at 1875 Canal street. near The
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EtOR SAIE-A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT, COMPLETE
~ Horse. Wagon, Harness, Blanket and Hood Robe and
whip The horse Is loag 2ii bay L hands high
IN three miates 10 wagon the wagon is and weighs
100 pounds the property Of gentleman going TO the
Also, several hne single Horses; fine, etysh dvers and
mMn1er Of light Wagons For ale cheap Apply at 2o6 and
DS West Twes y-seyenth street.
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c. = REWARD.-LOST. IN GOING FROM PIKE SLIP
epc t. 10 Front street. SO the property o poor
Iha money in bills OF si0 and 81 bill The above
reward wal w paid ~ leaving he money ~ Front
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THE SEVEN sons AT LAURA kEENE'S ARE
nothing, compared tn tne times
that daily visit SPENCER Sew Bill rd Saloon $50 Fulton
to play billiards (i5 gane), partake
in the city,
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SElG0 TGD POE TRY.
The Romance of History.

Aho RuuauCe OF history,
Br GEORGE l.. MORRIS.
In regal halls young Beauty dwc'
Whom Mammon sought to gain,
When mt her altar Merit knclt,
Who never knclt i'm vain.
The lady levcd the gallant youth,
The bravcst of the land,
And, in her maiden pride and truth,
She gave to him her hand.
Soon to the wars his country called
Her hosom's lord away
The focmcn. by his deeds appalled,,
We're routed in dismny
From rank to rank the hero rose =
When peace resumed her seat
lie turl'd the banner Of his foes
AZ his fond lady's feet
That vnlor love prefers to gold,
Well did the lady prove.
For he who is in battle bold
Is never false in love.
The crimson plume of victory
The warrior would not prize,
Unless it nodded gracefully
In his true lndy's eyes
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thOugIl tie Apostle I'aul has given us an in
spircd example on this very subject in the
c sc OF Oncsimus, Ga fugitive lave whom the
Apostle himself returned to his master And
this they have done too (and many other grcv-
Gus wrongs in this matter, which it is unnec-
cssary to mention hero, in the face of the
Constitution OF these United States, whose
cnactmcmts every State and every citizen is
bound TO observe aud DO.
We are right then in withdrawing from
such Il Union and from such men The
doctr' re of Secession is Just and it is Scrip
turGl Our beloved State has done right in
the step she has taken; and hope that every
other kindred State will follow her example
And trust too that every Individual, man
and woman, will stand by her to the last OK
trcmity.
We owe this Withdrawal, lst, To 01usc1ccs.
Our 'mvcs are our property, and we have a
just and ScrpturaI right to them. They are
necessary t. the climate and productions of
OF tue South; aud they have contributed
largely to our civilization and our prosperity.
We have never, either directly or Indirectly,
lntcrirrcd with the property CT other rights
OF the NoitiI and all that we ask of them is
to let us alone aud, aus this they will not do,
it is our duty to ourselves and to our children
iov w:thnnt I,t nr L;nIa" 'I. ''',L NV We "oN ''',
onr o,,n o,,l o,,. al,;iI.,,,,, ""'0' -
ID, We owe it to orr slaves Their lot
has been Pfoyidantially cast AMONGST us. in
the relation thcy sust,iu to ~. a,,I W.,
their natural on'rl,ns n,d nrntontnr. W.
are tbcir hinndsnnd L,yn jono ,nor,. r,r t,,,;.
tnap,ral and sn;rtu.,l cood tI,r III ,l,, ,,,,,,i
besides. Imt tLosn VIII, v,. .,.,;rst ~. ,,,.,
thnr crcn;os .,l :, ,I,,;.
to render thr;r co,J;,;nr T,;.or,lI, Lo,, c,.
this Iir, ,nI IN, m, ~ no,,n ~, r.,o ,,.,,,'
from bouAaoo wonll h, tn ro,,;,r,, ,l,n,,, 49,
poverty. mis.rulc and min \ycr, ,In, On,
free il wo,ld bc ;,,n,..;hIo c,r tlo., - l;,.a
among us; for two such distinct and nncon.
genial races could NOT dwell torcthrr Nc cnn.,ls
ON thcsomc soil Whcrc thnn w',,Ij M tbnTi ,,,2
To The North? II is n we'll known rci 2 tI,t
the free. blacks there arc in , mast n;sor,IJ,
condition; and many of thcm wopl1 chdl,
eXc,i;nuc frccdm am,nw ob,l;tinni.fs t.
slavery in the Sou,h Thr oLoli,innist i tLn
cncry of the ncero race, whereas thc yl,yc.
holder is their friend. and bound TO nrntcct
them; which c,uonly be dane in thc nrcsont
state of things. by bythcwithdrawal of the South
from tLc Nnrih
3f r,limion ,Lnr;t;nmi.n' :, Lt ~ '"o f'uso .E
fruits 81 th,t evil trcc xhint o.,' T., ',l'
ontlv NJ nn Ynr,h lcsrnc;,u,, ~ Ton, Ill.,
lurj thc Lot .bcI + .h,lit;nn;S.',l ho,.;,'' ~
u,,,nnr or;s,s VIM. ar ,i'a ~ i ",'
owe ctI,orw.ICnn ,.',.i i,o ,,I.;n ,'L ,I'o
S.r;.,,ro. l," W ~ ''o
Il Nv" P P'NH, y, WY
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AT greatly reduced prices. And if you need
ANYTHING in the JEWELRY line, we are also
selling that very low. If you find it conven-
lent to pay cash, it will not cost you any more
than it would il, the big city.
We would here call the attention Of those
indebted, 20 the stubborn fact that we are hard
up for money, and would be thankful for all
small faVdrs In the way of settlement.
4:Hs ID. T. g. ]. T OWEN.
Jan. 16, 1851 80 If
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HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERS.
EIGHTH REGIMENT, e. C, N.
T>HERE will be an election held for MAJOR
Il of the Lower Battalion on FRIDAY, the
29th MARCH next, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the promotion Of Major William Jay.
Election according to Law, and at least one
Manager from each box carry the votes to
Bradley's Old Field, count the votes and trans.
init the result to Gen. j. P. BITES.
Capt. Partlov is charged with the extension
OF this Order.
BY order Of J. r. Bates, Brig Gent.
WILLIAM JAY,
8. HuNrER, Adj't.
March Ist, 1891 45 At
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THE ABBEVILLE PRESS.
REVENUE.

THIS fnc young aud thorough bred Stallion
Il wiN stand the ensuing season, comnen-
cling March 10th and ending June 10th, at the
following places viz: At the Stables of p S.
Rntledge, at Ahbevile G. H., on the lltll and
18th inst. at Greenwood on the 18th and l4lh
and the balance Of the time at his own Stable,
returning to his stands every ninth day.
And will be let to Mares at the following low
rates. $40 the single visit, due when the mare
is served. Sl5 the season. and $40 the insu-
rance, the money to be due at the close of the
season. or as soon rs the mare proves to be in
81. Any one trading the mare before 1t is
asccrtained whether she be in foal, will be liz.
BILE for the insurance money, All accidents
guarded against but no liability for any,
Revenue is q dark mahogany bav, full six
teen hands high and five years old in March
inst, and ns it will appear from the following
Pedigree. combines some Of best racing blood
IN the Southern States and as for form. sym.
metry and action will compare favorably If
not surpass my five year old in the country,
he was foaled the property Of w, r. Smith,
Esq, deed, and any one who knew him, kno ws
how much he appreciated the thorough bred
| horse.
PEDIGREE.
Revenue wns sired by Emilius, his dam Ma.
| ry Hedford, Emilius was sired by Arcile her
dam Old Mary IIedgfo-d. Old Mary If.dgford
| was sired by imported Iedgford. her dam
was Mary Francis, Mary Francis was sired by
l. rector, her dam was Elvira; Elvira was
sired by Gullatii, her dam WIS Mount Milly
| Mount Mlly was sired by Sartorious.
Revenue has never been in training, but from
| my own observations, and tho opinion of cx
| Perienced turfnee would make his mark upon
the turf if put in training.
JOHN G. HILL.
March 1st, 1850. i5, 3t
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NOTICE TO
TAX PAYERS.

WILL attend at the undermined lines a"d
Il places, Cor the purpose of collec ,g Taxes
for the year 1860:
4 Due West, Monday, March I8;
Donaldsville, Tuesday, March 10;
, Scufletown, Wednesday, March 20;
:, YCoke.bury, Thursday, March q;
9ouglas's Mills, Friday, March %:
Ahbeville G.. H., Saturday. March %;
1dcavil'e. Monday and Tuesday,
March 25 and 26;
Speeds, Wednesday. March 27;
lhoun's Mills, Thursday, March 2S;
Warrenton. Friday, Ma. ch 90;
TIibb'e's, Saturday, March 80;
A6bevillc, MonGay, (Sale Day. April 1;
Willinrton, Tuesday, April 3;
Io.de Tx. Wednesday, April3;
Talber n TN tue Range) Thursday, April 4;
Cedar Springs, Saturday. April 6;
Cu,hran's. Monday, April s;
Viii Hall. Tuesday, Aprii9;
Woodville, Wednesday, April 10;
Nincty-Six, Thursday, April II;
Greenwood, Friday, April I2;
Smithville, Saturday, April 10;
Callahams, Monday, A nril Is.
I will be at Ab3eville Court House on
Wednesday l7th day of April, which will be
the last day for receiving re urns. All persons
failing to make returns on the above Cay, liable
tp double tax. All taxes to be pa bv the
l7th day of April. or executions may be is-
sued.
Property to be returned in the name of the
proper owner Guardians, Executors, and Ad-
mini retors will return property under their
control.
Persons having transferred property between
the lst October, 1859, and lst Oct. 1860 will
make it known to me.
All persons will come prepared to give the
number of Births, Marriages and Deaths in
their families Also, the number of Dogs own
ed By their slaves.
Free persons Of color must pay their taxes
by the l7th of April.
H. s. CASON, T. G.
March s, 1861, 45 Ct
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HEADQUARTERS.
FOURTH BRIGADE, s. G. ".

FOURTH BRIGADE, S. C. w.
ABDEvILLE, March l6, 1851.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. g.
Ffrst. Headquarters of the 4th Brigade
posed of troops raised in the Districts Of
efeld, Abbevillc, Anderson, P:ckens and
nville, under the "Act to provide an Arm
ilitary Force will Le for the present at
eville Court House.
ccond The Colonels of Regiments will for
ward to this Office, forthwith. full rcturns of
the strength and condition of their respective
commands. Aud hereafter they will make
monthly returns. on the frs. day of each
month, until otherwise ordered.
Third The Colonels of Regiments are also
particularly charged with the important mat.
ter of drill and instruction Of their respecsiv e
commands; and to this end they will require
Squad drills as often as practicable, and Com
pany drills at least once every two weeks,
until otherwise ordered.
By order Of
S. MCGOWAN.
Brigadier General, 4th Brigade, S. Volunteers
March 90, 1861.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1Ib,,;Jo D:.y,:,y

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IbbcriWc District.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary of Alb
beviile District.
WHEREAS, J. and s. F. Clary have np-
W Piled to me for Letters of Adninistra-
ton of all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of David Cury, late of the
District aforesaid deceased
These are therefore. to cite and ndmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased to be and appear before me,
at our next o dinary's Court for the said Dis
trlct. t" he holden at Abbcville Court House,
on the 9Th day of March inst, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this the llth
day of-NIarcl, one thousandeight hundred
and sixty-one, and in the S5th year Of Amer
iean Independence.
WILLIAM HILL o. A. D.
Ordlnary's Of1ie 4G, ct
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FOURTEEN MILES above the Court House,
l. Under the charge of DR.. WIN. PIERCE,
a native Carolinan, ripe scholar aud expert
enced Teacher: The entire years expenses in
lights Washing. de-, will be aI1o; in the
Classical Department, 1920. All the Modern
Languages of Europe entght without extra
cost Boys are prepared for all the Colleges
of the State, for all the Military and Naval
Schools of the south. Payments half in ad.
vance, balance On the 10th July.
For details call end re ID DR.. Pierce's Circu-
laf. His Theory Of Education is the most ex.
traordinary one of the 10th century.
JANUARY eth. 1861, 81, st
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gen1 Sessions
"a. ANN,s.' vs.. lD Foreign Attachment
Thos. J. Mathews. Baskin Plaintiffs Attorney
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth
W day of November, eighteen hundred
anu sixty, file his declaration against the
Defendant, who, Gt is said,) is absent from
ami without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom a copy of said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered, that
the said Defendant do appear and plead to tho
said declaration, on or before the eleventh. day
Of November eighteen hundred and sixty one,
otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be given and awarded against him:
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c. CT.
Clerks Office, Nov. 10, 1860 S0-l2m
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ATLANTA
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

HE SEVENTH REGULAR COURSE OF
l. LECTURES in this Institution, will com-
mencc on the First Monday in May, 1861. and
continue until the first OF the following Sep
tember
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In quity.
Alexander Patterson and
Nancy Patterson,
va. Bill for Paptit;on ~
Jane Patterson,
and dothers
IT APPEARING to my satisfaction ,hut
IL Andrew M. Patterson, Daniel Patterson
aud bis wife, Jane, John Patterson, Josiah Pat
terson. James Patterson. Malcolm Patterson.
and the children of Samuel Patterson, deceased
(names and number unknown) defendant. in
this cass, reside beyond the limits Of thissState.
On motion, by Thomson d Fair. Compt. Sol.
ordered that said defendants do appesr and
plead. answer or demur to this bill of Complaint
within three months from the publication hereof
or the sanae win be taken Pro Co,.fesso against
them.
WIN. H. PARKER, o.x.An.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. %, 1861. Al 3m
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FACULTY..

tember
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER MEANS. NJ. D., Prof of Chem.
istry and Pharmacy.
II. V. BROWN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
JOHN w. JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Prin-
ciples and Practice OF Medicine and General
Pathology.
W: +. wEsTMoRELAND, NJ. D.. Prof of
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Surgery.
THOS. S. POWELL, N. D:. Prof. of obstet.
rics
JOSEPH P. LOGAN, II. b., Prof. of Psysiol
ogy and Diseases of Woman and Children.
J. G. WESTMORELAND, NJ. D., Prof. Mate
ria Medica and Medical Jurisprudence.
W. V. ADERHOLD, NJ. D.,
ii. ID. CAPERS, NJ. D., ! Demonstrators.
FEES.
Course Of Lectures, SlO5 90
Naturalization, (oncc,) 90
Dissccting, 10 90
Graduation, 25 90
The Trustees feel warranted in stating that
the facilities for the acquisition of Medical
knowledge, in connection with this Institution,
are equal to those Of any other College The
several departments hnvc. from time, received
such additions ard appliances as have been
found necessary to fully illustrate the various
branches of Medical Science. The Anatomical
Rooms will be opened and furnished with
sound and inoilensiye material, Ly the 18th Of
April.
Good board can be had in the City at So to
s per week.
For further informal ion, address
}. G.. WESTMORELhND, Dean.
Atlanta Georgia, March s. 1861. 45.4t
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COMMERCIAL.

ADBEvILLE, March 22.
There is now good demand for cotton in
this market. Good cotton is freely taken at
104c, the lower grades ut prices in proportion.
COLUMBIA, March 20.
The sales of cotton for the past two days
amounted to SO bales, prices showing an up
ward tendency. Extremes TO 4c.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVLLLE DISTRICT
Iu Equity.
Isaac W. W; Dan'by
Mary Ann Dansby
Jas Devlin, &c.
William Lyon. Ex'rs
and others.
T T Appearing to my satisfaction that the
4 Associate Reformed Presby terian Church
South, the Associate Synod of the South, and
the True Thomsonian or Botomic Society, De-
fehdants in the above stated case, are bodies
having no existence within the limits of this
State, and no one here to represent them, On
motion of J. II. Wilson, Comp. SOL, Ordered
that said Defendants be required to answer
plead or demur, to the said Bill of Complaint
within three months after the publication .of
this rule, or the said bin will be taken pro con-
fesso against them.
VIM. II. PARKER, c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
March 7, sssl. ! As sm
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The State of South Carolina.
-ABBEHILLE DISTRICT.
,,,. In Equity.
and Sarah j., his wife,
w. Bill for Account and
a.sss H':sS nss:ss; Ses:sa ! Division
and others.
T APPEARING to my satisfaction that
Il Allen Dodson, Nancy Dodson, A. e. Burn
sides, Emily Bumsides. John NJ. Andersen, Jas.
A: Watson, Jdrn Martin Sarah Martin, T. G.
Blfin, and sdsGa Blain; defendants 10 This cate
reside beyond the limits Of tfiis STATE. On
motion. By Thomson d Fair, Complainspts So
lieitos ordered that said defendants do appear
and Plead ahswer or demur 10 said Bill Of
complaint within three months from the pub
iteation hereof. or the same will be taken
Fro eonfesso against ihsn.
W. H.PARKEH, okA.D {.
Commissioners Office, l..g..J
Feb. 10. 1861. a. am
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
A0Jevii{e District.- Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary of Able.
Vile District.
WHEREAS. VIM. Mccslyey has applied
w TO ME for Letters Of Administration,
Of all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credit of James L. McCelvey, late
of Texas. dec ased.
These ore therefore to cite and admonisl all
singular. the kindred and creditors of the said
decens' d, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to
he holden at AbbeviIle Court House, on the 23d
day OF March inst, to show cause, if a.y,
why the said Administration should not DC
granted.
Given under my hund and zeal, this the sth
day OF March, one thousand eight hundred
and sIxty-ohe: and in the s5th year Of Amer
lean independence.
VIM. HILL, DAD.
O:ainarys Office, March 9Th, 1861.
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NOTICE
TO- GUARDIANS, &c.

"A IL GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES. DO. liz.
n ble TO make returns in this Office are
herahy notified to do so on or before 10th day
of Aprii next Dcfaulters after that time will
lie Ini. d and may expect to pay costs.
w. H. PARKER.
Commissioner Office,
March Is, 1861. Al It