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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
ESTRAi.

LARGE Southdown Back escaped rom
n the stable, at our place, on the Sd inst. He
had a rope on his neck. suitable reward will
be paid for his return. CHARLES BUF0RD.
.oct5dwtf.
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For Sheriff,
CAPT. j. w. BALLARD, of Andalusia.
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uoN LANES G. ROBINSON

9as For Coroner,
Private JOHN :. BUCK, of Rock Island.
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ROCK ISLAND COUNTY SABBATH
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
MOLINE, OCT. l,
EVENING, II O'clock.

The Rock Island County Sunday School
Convention met at the Congregational Church
in this place, large number of the friends
of the Sabbath School cause being present
The meeting was called to order by E. W.
Spencer, president. Prayer by Rev. johnson,
Edgiugton. Rev. J. s. Mack, of Moline, in
q very pleasant address, welcomed the con
vention to his place. Rev D. s. Watson, OF
Davenport, and Mr.. Peters, of Peoria, I'D
dressed the convention on the Importance OF
the Sabbath School work Adjourned after
prayer by Rev. z. G. M Burnha
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. =.

Convention met al O'clock devotional
exercise, led by Rev. Pattison, of Moline, &
deep interest being manifested by oil.
81 o'clock.-Rev. j. A. Mack. |. B. Cros-
by and John Criswell were appointed a com
mittee to nominate officers for the comm z
wear, and to examine the constitution and re-
port on the same.
10 o'clook-The topic low may the
masses be gathered into the Sebbath'Sohool
was discussed by d. l. Maody, of Chicago ;
Mr. Peters, Rev. D. S Watson and others,
urging an earnest effort on the part of Chris
tiaus and the united laboFs of faithful teach
ers.
101 O'Clock, -Commistee On constitution
and nominations reported the amendments Of
the old constitution by the adoption of the
constitution adopted By the state committee
on organization; also the names OF the follow
ing gentlemen
For President, Rev. J. A. Mack, of Moline.
For Vice Pres dent of Cordoya, |. b. Crosby.
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AFTERNOON, 2 O'clock.

Convention met in devotional exercise.
q o'olock.-The topic: How can we secure
greater efficiency among teachers? was dis
cussed by Rev. Challen, of Davenport, and
others. The points urged were careful and
prayerful selection of teachers, and teachers
meetings. ~,
8 o'ciook-The topic What should be the
character of childrep's meetings. and how
conduct them was discussed by D.L. Moody,
Mr.. SIeight of Gsneseo, and others.
81 o'clock-A chiidren's meeting was held
addressed by Rev. D. S. Watson and u. l..
Moody. There was very deep interest man
ifested by the children and parents, large
number of children and adults arising and
asking the prayers of the people.
o'clock-A general meeting for prayer
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For permanent secretary-E. W. Spencer, of
Rock Island.
For Assistant Secretaries John Crswell of
Rock Island, and Alfred Williams, of Moline.
For Treasurer-Rev. Henry Wallace, of Rock
Island.
The above named gentlemen were unani-
mouly elected.
ia o'clock.-The topic: How may the Sab
bath School interest in the county be ad-
vanced? was discussed by G. G. Thayer,
county missionary, and others, showing the
advantage of keeping q missionary In the
county; holding Sunday School meetings In
the several townships, and thereby awaken
ing greater interest in the Sunday School
cause.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative-47th District,
SAMUEL BOwLES, OF Hampton.
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JUDGE THOMPsON'S APPOINT
MENTS.

Hon. John s. Thompson, NationaI Union Can
didate for Congress, this district, and CaptJohn
C. Pepper will address the people as follows:
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THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are more frequently than otherwise caused by a
thick, shiny mucous, falling from the
head, especially during the night,
and resulting from Catarrh,
and are cured by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.
soUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

The Weston and Atchson the Achison and st. Joseph
Platte Country Railroads formerly Known the
S S.su 10 Ss ssd . C
laws nSs Is ssSy gwen that as % s s.ss
Of Commits. ioners for The Platte Country Raroad"
.$ 81 sn act s
Of By 81
lien and 70 secure an early o. q ne
and Iron Mountain and The Cairo md Fulton Rsros1.
ssss
buy in the said railroad together with the lands belonging
PsIsIs.s SAID e .1a. spDS
ssd .h be d.es ia ns 70 @
board Ssiore the Soh dy Of june 1885 and shsI!
Of he said act as follows
GOING sseSS tie price for he respective
roads, and shall state that they are based the following
he sale q sslS road: ~ ssia Bo.sd
~ Sye equal snnaa instsmsa.; The srsi nstmsns psy.
s ~ IL e. Arb I've tws
r.. Sn Sa y ps pay
cash ne bonds other liabilities Of the STATE or bonds
!. ..s: :sss ss.;e
third The Pl.as County ssrosd sloi,s.id .ssn ss On
w;:o9 from :s . so;s.:,
psI.d % q. Low. Ins q isses .lsrs.s s0a
s e ~. al. o.s s ne s
sops.ioa .ios.s. n .sas,sq n:.Sa.y and ssps PEA
dollars Provided that fahfui
Ps6durss required in hi: section shall ens The r'sPss
cps Of purchase due that until two years After
maturity OF nstaiment aud provided hat annual
saemsnt expenditures each shall be mads ppder
By the and two directors thereof aud 6ed
with the Secretary Of State" ...
The Platte Country Railroad, which has been Known -
and he P..,s Country R.lirosa nov 10 po.s.:.ioeo
the State Of Missouri reprosented by the said Board OF
Commissioner the ssd railroad having been forfeited 10
Missouri By the hereof unocr
the provisions Of Get OF The General Assemby Of The siss
Of Missouri entitled An eject compronise between
the STATE and the Atchson and 81 yeseph narcsd Com
and the Weston and Atchison Railroad Company and
70 the State the payment Of csrn bonds ssoed
BY the State for Abe construction o. the Platte County Hall
road sell the Platte Country Railroad 40 approved
February 49, 1868 possession thereof having been 80 taxed
with view sale
said railroad located In NORTHWESTERN Missouri 70 10
Weston 70 Savannah. nftytwo miles and
sufficiently stocked with aud machinery perfect
title and Immediate possession viii be given 70 the pur
chaser
Copies Of the approved February 10 1904 and other In
piicsion By letter 70 JOHN y HUME Comnssionsr, 3,
Iouis Missouri SAMUEL HUFFMAN
JOHN y HrNE
MSorty Of Board OF Commiss oners.
Platte Country Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

,roR SALEM s'BRsgy CRY, YEAR THE rERRy,
nrst rs,e location. thrse story English e,ssm,n, nrcs
proc Ssp par, can r.n s'n % gor's.ss ,,,,,x
or ~ Tbi,h svenUs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AMERICAN PORTS
Having concluded arrangements with the Pacific Steam
Navigation and the Central American Steamship
Company prepared TO receive and forward with
despatch all kinds OF goods and from points the South
Pacific and Central American Coast under through sis Of
lading, 81 greatly reduced rates.
apply at our once, 81 BroAdwsy,v 1900 co
Sole Freight Agents Pacific Nall sisamshlp Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

L,oK sALE.-A COTTAGE IN LLEwBLLYN PARK.
At Grange, New Jersey, only hour from the city.
house eeuans rooms s.s and water stable garden &c
Tton on In ~eilyn Park" In this vecka Independeut
rorrurher pan enlars apply 70 l.. D. HASKELL, Library
Building Oranse NJ J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

Ii WANTING FARMS-LANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
"A Farms.-Large and thriving se!tement Of vneland;
rich soil producing large crops 20 acre tracts at S per
good society; hundreds settling and making improve
mens. Apply CHARLES K. LANDIS Postmaster. Vine
Lands township N j. Letters answered. Papers
contsinn0 fun inf formation will be sent free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

UEep The udersigned respect@
- fully informs the public ~
that be be now. and will constantly keep
% hand, Or manufacture 70 order, all The
Iasess and most fashionable varieties Of Fur
pisuse, ssch % wndsobes. Bureaus. Bed
ssesds. Tables. Lounges. and large asscr,'
neat d chairs. Of the best styles. he re-
epscsfuIIv invites those desiring anything "
~ ljss. % cell and examine his stock be
1sse purchasing elsewhere, % he 10 conf.
isss b esn please them. at his shop on the
.cesasf u Newton and PossersviIie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Dee. q, 1ss4--ly
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JvsUpia '.rtlAicr,
nAsuFAcIvAE4 AID pKsLER ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES,

= 18th Ea-l C.rner - fhe PlOlic Square
JASPER. IND,
!. AFFERS hi-iharts me citizens 81 i'n-
H. curnsy NM vicinity for Their rAs.
4 ssDnare. ard s,llsit- 3 continuance anc
:. .x,~nsion III tns same feeling cunhdeni iha'
- can m-ke IA totre ini.rest ~ persons VI
~, % any ,hirg III ~ iins 70 fss' ~
Lin. - hi~ motto y sssnsl ~ profits rnf f''rs
nI~." My Is. 'b2
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rfrrrs a mis- Gasernmsns- We ssx rhsf
lr usr pay Hn srn7arrb4a - their se'lsh
is uh-H- msrrs AMI siafsg-
& E.saiE4f- Thar uA- rspufinunn cf the
rsi.fa trir hF uAs saarhrrn Ssar~ themselves
Nv srAsma sn8rrmanr. hls relieved the pso-
Die aG uht Harasa fram an sDprshenssoas
rhrt usFF NIL ever be enaled usoa % pss
rrg plrrhsn sf nhe srmr- but il tnis u not
gt4nrf sufEsasnr. rh@ Democracy hersny
f.r.rrs uAlH n,n p,srtiaa ef that unrisr debt
shs srfr BE- pend sirh eur ernsent-
T. 2ssrHssd- Thau the ralt-rs ~ho lefr
he crm.Hsr-s as aums 90 susssIn rhs h1g Of
sur rsraurr- are snriuisf TO- aud should re-
nssirt. ri.f A~arrssIr thanks q q rrsssfai pes-
1As- AMI uAn-e Win early rushed ts ths
sr1nDtrrf shsad. sg the srtinn " Congress.
" tgrrAAF rsmGasrsredI ny sn ssuslizstion
uf bnunnnas. "a achsrsise- Win rhsir srsth-
-er sa,r. 4i Inter ffgs ssre called u7on
70 ksfn rhrr EHrhrs- t.1rY Of = sirzzn-
ga+Bss-f. Tnnr 90 sii sh-srfuiiy and
henrrnE snsrrn me man uhos IN an ceirisi
xrsfrHnss eash,tr Srtas er narBanFL shad BE-
-u5sff ss nhs I=hueiples se rhis day svu~,
st.G ia 80 tnnr. ne NhlI nax lef parry afis
mrns arx5nEne aur arrhaa-
K-sair+t. That uh@ vsss a. rhs Gcuss
ps E@,nsseg-rraEss xanferuag <hs righr o.
suffrage ra n-ErsFs. nrfin<r rh@ almost IN
nmimEus rurs 90 me 7suFls af the D'stric'
~ CnapnAsf. sh8&4 q reeklessness ~hich
nrns Srr usr1sus prs<ri<edS and ws hereby
1snpunu- -phrn sane - a prsrursur q an.v-r
nj nrrrs EaHrarrs and - srhsr aatrsges
ar1a ute rghrs and Ebsriiss u lAs pespls
HT ne rIrSiaf Srsrssl
10 EHf4Arsd- Tint We sre opp Sod 70 VI
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frhluiH1n ~ IatEsnl- prshIniriag nsgrss
sEt mUaruuaes rram s<srlsag i this Szsis
md nsH. mrr- than ever. dsprscafs th'
sHarrnr- 70 rihtr class Of persoss wirhin II
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I" H. Rrsairef. Tar 90 are 10 fssor Of lh
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apu > .. siMr a. Erhsrisx nan can ~or
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ranE o. fisE ia tsrlar<d sg sEarafs nat sirl
AaaH- EiLi4 rlnnstinG1s . kgaI day's ~ork
l1- Rssulrrfs Tnlr &c are in fssor 81 y
Erhrus r1HErannn. a. the tsanders a. q
Dtmsrrar.r nsrllIlhans schisvsi and sade
sanssI - anIf nbirh uhey secured 10 al u
prsais AZ raas1rIthsaaI gaaranuesss q
80 Efrnrs Tha- uhiz great prinsiple. and 4
J, psrsaaaA rsgans = sssry sizzsa- sug7s %
ntHnHIanat Tree fr1m fnvssoo. sifksr |
nslas az sEsll1se inrsrtsrsncs. &C a
equally rTr1aheaI prssrrprinn sf polite
pfrr5s-l ssa1.ssd 90 aixsrry stiafoierssc
- Ia Eesplrsd. Taar an prshisirory lqn
\. i1As- rr llus afsrriag tas private rights
:. raizsTs ID rss rasir esn rins in innoes'
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me rIrte u S<rssasI rsmpersnss sat no
= fEHg- and sha1H be &scsannens1cst- III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

u The Fierds q the HEalID shrouehsss
ne Sssss sill give - The nossy thss sSsy
soud otherviss sss<k ~ in The shape o.
shisky. bees, ste-. during ths year. - wilI
ehesrfu'iy psy the -sesen millions. !. isIesd-
ING The odd change Indiana -sseas 90
snsssiiy. sot les thar thirty aiI,isss sf
dsllsrs vcrsh e spirissoss - nsIs lisusrs.
We echo shs HElArDs serss: -Whss :
dram o. esr iadssssy. vsss bsrdes spes
our lsboriag nrs. % - bosss forever, for
svsr--sr. until Got 80 into nes's hessss
shs determination % drive .tks Isiesisess
usfhs fFsa the Isnd--Tsmpsssses Jessnsl
Thsf = .. ssd % prsss.s 10 aseA
nsasy . spent ~ liquor. We s1nis il
We szsrs COR in6sesss sssisss shis.
Ard sss, vs asks sssssssiss. If shs
sFissds q ths Tsnpsrssss JssrssI wiIi i've
= - sosey shss they sshssviss waste u
silk esssss Os place q esIies;l sIsgsss
furniture tn pIses q pIsis;) eostly Sishss
sf food Gnssssd sf bog ~ bo.iry;) visits
ts hsss<s u III is.s. se.. sse-. - vslI
hssrfuIly psy shs s<vss sIIIisss, etc.
Mo-. shess . ihs diGssssss bssssss shsss
srgsnsntss
Hsrs : the poiss e fsIIsey. A uss
ssrns his money, ~ shs sweat sf kis bssw.
u Be ussd ia pr0aotsg Biz svs eeafsrs ssl
hsppissss. sd - 80 right . - - i. (.
Iis rsssossbIs asssss. a dave sssss
nssey fss sthss pesDIs.
Il 1HR -EnrEaABcE rLA1gsw.
NO license . ssil issszisssisg Fsisks.
- sewerage. szssps spos - pssisiss o.
u sslsrsy = - Isgsi vossss u shs vssS
To- rs.ssk,p Ohsss 80 Iissss : . ~
so,l.~
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.kss =. - shis > sss . lhss. = . shish
sbe nsisdsy 30 30 rghs . ses -
'Ityrsaf sssr shs nisssisy. a 30 osy go
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24
NEW SADDLERY


III Harness Mandatory.
WILLIAM n. PREFER. respectfully
ANNOUNCES 10 the citizens ot Dnbois. snd
smrsunding ccuriies. that he has opened
Shoy on North Main s'rest, w Jasper,
xheve 10 i prepared TO 20 ali kinds q work
IN Saddievy. harness making and buggy
trimming. A stock 81 ssddles aud harness
kept .constsntly on hand ~ safe - low as
they can be bought elsewhere Repairing
done promptly. lie win be thankful idr .
share of public patronage.
Julv 22d 1868 ~
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%Ths SerssIos Rseissss ssys eosI =
lshs - . sosth swssfy-Gs eeafs ; TO-
In esess siglsy csass nslniss 4. 80 sighy
nsr~ 90 prrpsss y fss MARKET. : tsssl q
Il g. AN shst IL ebsr<s6 sbese hs >
~ ,rssspsrtssios sd pssGt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

pry Aoocis. tlosl,'lss and
Groceries.
FgyHE unssrriapsd ha- Jgs' rffurned ron
ne Qlesn Guy wlh we'll selected
stsck ~ The above articles. 20 which he
invites the stten,iun of ciiizcns ot Dubois
scsaty. ne i. confident he can sell hle
goods a. cheap a. airy merchant ~ this "
rinty. His stock ~ rentiemen's Clothing
IL psrtiruinl, tine. Call and see fOr gonr-
.E-lves, si the big brick, north ~ NE Court
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September 26. 1868 Nv
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Yer rsas.r. 81 10 lines ~ lers, week. 81 y
rh,h-.o.rnt insertion, 10 cts
Lsnrer aivertissments, at snme rate
trsc.ion over even square ~ squareF,
esunl.d - square Th.se are The iefnis
tor uansi~nt advertisement; reasonable
aecuction viii be uade 70 regular advertise
nents.
Nsuces " appointment Of ndminijra,ors
~ legal noticss ui lke churactri 20 be
psis - advance
sssyJrelac cArppATks:
-, ras .h,o s,s;ser. c.ch Si.oo
-. r.,.r ESQ
-. n.,r,rt rirrui,. ~ state, 500
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% mnsi0s Of Nsjar Ward. of Lafsyerse
the tbsnks Of ths essssntioa wese sesd>r.
ID . eli the railroads.. vifh sks sxeessiss .!
rhs Lsfsyeus and Isdissspol,s. ~ sksiu
eourtssy IN ssrryisg tsi-Esses q kslf fare.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-20
NOTICE.
Ilc State of South Car0iina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Vim. r. Robertson,
VS. Attachment,

VS. Attachment,
Jno. .Adgcr.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on
w the 30th day Of March, A. d. 1866
file his declaration against the Defendant,
who (as it is sP.id) is absent from nnd with !.
out the limits of.this State. and has neithet
wife no attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said. declaration
might be served:
1t is therefore Ordered, that the said De-
PENDANT do appear and plead to the said de-
claration on or before the 3lst day of March,
a. D. 1867, other wise final and absolute
Judgment will then he given and awarded
jor the PLAINTIFF against him.
s.. b. CLOWNEY, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, I
Fairfield District.
march 3r66-1e3m1
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FINAL NOTICE.

A Lii persons indebted to the estate O
IA. Jacob ONcal, deceased, are hereby
notified that have placed, all the demands
IN faVor Of said estate in the hand of Off
GERS of the law for collection.
Those whose Indebtedness excecls twen-
hty dollars will find the demands against
them in The hands Of my attorney at Inv,
W. H. Robertson, Esq, and those whose in s.
debtedness does not exceed that sum will
find the demands against them in the hands
OF Robert Hawthorn, ESQ, Magistrate.
SAML, r. MARIlN,
Admr of the estate of Jacob O'Neal decd.
dec TO
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NOTICE.
TEas Slate of SOust Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. ts :.
Attachment.

WTHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
W 29th day of March, a. d. 1866, file
his declaration against the Defendant who,
(as 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 declaration might
be served. g..
IL is therefore Ordered, that the said De
fendant do appear and plead to the said dec
laration on or before the 3lst day of March
"A. d. 1867, 7,'otherwise final and absolute
JUDI ment will then be given and awarded
for the Plaintiff against him,
$. b.. CLOWNEY, C. C. P.
Clerks Office,
Fairfield District.
march Sl'G6-1am1y
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,Winnsboro Female Institute.
43d SESSION.

UAVING purchased the large r
IL and cemmodious building MNM :.
known as Bank Range, will re- sS4i s%ff}s' }sssfS
sumo the duties Of this Institute IT
on Monday, 18th of January. CD
The School will be jointly under the
charge of Mrs. G. Ladd, Principal of the
Winnsboro Female Institute, and Rev. ]
Obear, former Principal of the Winnsboro
Ladies Academy
Tuition will vary according to classes,
$l5 to S18 and $22, per session of
Twenty weeks.
Languages, Ancient or Modern, Music,
Drawing and Painting, in Oil or Water Col.
ors, separate charge.
The Musical and French Department will
be under the control of Mrs. Obear.
Board may be obtained at the Institute
or with MIR. j. 8. Stewart. Mrs. Rosborough
or Mr.. J. NJ. Elliott.
nov 24-lyr. MRS. G. L8DD.
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Administrators Notice.

A Lib persons having demands against the
II estate of James Stevenson, deceased,
arerequcstcd to present them properly at
tested to me, and. those persons indebted to
the estate are requested TO make payment
MS am dcsirous ofse,,l;pg up said estate
n short time. .r
JOHN STEVENSON, Admr.
nA 24-+1x3
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

WO Hundred Acres Of Land lyiog four
A miles below Rocky Mount Ferry on
Ca'awba River. There are thirty acres of
good Creek bottom. and about the same of
hill land cleared which is No. Cotton Land.
Permission will he given to clear more land
II it is desired For terms &C., apply to
the subscriber ut his residence four miles
from Rocky Mount.
J.C. CALDWELL.
nov 28-xlm
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Rule to Plead.
The state of solsh Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
vs. Attachment.
John Adger,

JONI Nuger, J ~ --
SW7HEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
wv 9TH day Of May. a. D.. 1896, file his
Declaration against the Defendant, who las
IL is sAid, is absent from and without the
'limils Of the State, and has neither fwife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom a copy of the said declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said De.
fendant do appear and plead to the said
Declaration or or before the 9th day Of May,
A. De 1867, otherwise. final md absolute
Will then be given and awarded for
the Plaintiff against him.. af -
s. b GLOWNEY, C. C. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District,
May 7ih, 1866.
may l066-l lc8m1y -
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Elk parte Petition to
Z. ii. Rivers. Perpetuaie Testimony.
rHHE Petitioner in the above stated appli-
l. cation, having filed his petition to per-
petuate the testimony of the title to oer-
tain tract of land alleged to be conveyed to
him by Carolus Fielder.
IT Is ORDERED, on motion Of Mr.. Rion,
Solicitor for the Petitioner, and in pursu-
ance Of the Act of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, that all per-
sons interested in the said premises do ap-
pear at this office three months from, the
publication hereof. to examine the evidence
that may be produced. and to produce evil
dence in reply. \"
Fl. A. GAILLARD,
q. +, +. ID.
Commissioners Office,
Fairfield District,
Nov. lst, 1866.
nov 6-1am3m
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NOTICE.

THREE months after date, application
i. will be made to the Charlotte g. South
Carolina Railroad company for renewal of
Certificate Of Stock, No. 1909, l3 Shares
Original Certificate issued in the name of
Margaret Mushatt, dated 26th May, ,lS62,
and has been lost.
J. S. STEWART, Executor.
oct 6-1aw3m
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against the
"A Estate of William g. Hall, deceased, are
directed to render in Ythe same properly
aathen'icatedsto the Undersigned at his Office
in Winnsboro. -. smi3
II. a. GAsLLARD.
@. =. +. d,
Nov 13-tx3w 4a ,5ag.
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WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on tho 18th
A" dny of August, A. d. 1866, file her
declaration against the Defendant, who, (as
1t is said) is absent from and without the
limits ofthis State, having neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy might be served.
1t is therefore ordered, that tho Defend
ant do appear and plead to this Declaration
on or before the 18th day of August, A Dt
1851 otherwise final and absolute judgmcn.
VIII then he given and awarded for the
Plaintiff, against him.
s. d. CLowNEY, C. C. P.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District,
AUGUST 18th, 1866. t
aug 2l-fxle3mly
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Tu state Motace.

A bL persons having claims against the
a Estate of D. p. Hutchison, deceased,
~illhender in the same properly aulhenti.
ented'to che undersigned at his Office in
Winnsboro. II. "A. GAILLARD.
nov l6-f9x2 Admir- and C. L. F. D.