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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

POLITICS IN CHRsrERFIELD.-Th Yorkve En-
quirer learns that at public meeting of the
registered voters Of Chesterfield District. white,
black and intermediate, it was harmoniously re-
solved that the candidates nominated for their
District should be as follows:
For the Convention-one white man and one
negro.
For the Legislature white
For Congress-one negro.
1t mas also resolved that the delegation to tho
Legislature be instructed TO vote for coored
United States Senator.
The reasons assigned for this peculiar selection
Of candidates are First, that the white vote of
Chesterfield is grestly in excess of the coored.
and is, therefore, entitled to exclusive representa-
ton in the Legislature. Second, that the colorcd
vote Is largely in the majority in the Congressional
District, and therefore has right to select the
Congressman. Third that the negroes are in the
ascendant in the State, and ought, therefore, to
have one OF their number to represent the State in
the United States Senate. The nomination of n
negro &c the Convention is announced to be sim
ply piece OF magnanimity on the part of the
whites, who could elect two white men if tbey
chose to do so.
Harmony seems to be the motto in Chesterfield;
the conflicting coors of their future representa-
nves are arranged with such nice discrimination
as TO make decately beautiful rainbow across
the dark cloud of South Carolina politics.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH. WHlCd
NI WIS prccarious. and their recovery dcsIalrcd or
do now with grateful cmanations to the AllWisc Dis
poser offer heartfelt thanks ior this timely rcms y Dur
ing the short time since s public introduction into use
the Originator has most happily realized her most san
ginnc expectations i'll manifestations issuing from all
quarters of its unparalleled curative properties for in no
case where it has been administered with regard To Ill
rcciios and pcrseycrcd ill., has 1t failed i'll Its bcncca
results.
In resortng 10 this remedy the invalid can depend
upon the safety Of every article i'll its preparation ad
while accccratcs the hcahtu actions OF each organ
and vessel the mind he perfectly free from appre
hension of any subtle ingredient being insinuacd into Its
composition. ,.,
The appetite which improves under ts administration
il at liberty indulge prudcnty i'll whatever nutrinent
IL palaablc digestive and Wholesome" and while 1t Is no
more than proper To avoid exposure 10 fresh co no ier
need be entertained amy liability under tis course OF
treatment to induce it. l. is i pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste. and as lung re-
viyyer and basm o health 1t is DISTINGUISHING itscli rs
without precedent and We trust will ere lonS claim ot
itself General accamaton Tor Ills Wnrivalcd e!lcacy
For sale by the Iroprlctrcss. Mrs CECILIA ROpii.
CUES northwest corner al MEETING AND ooClEiH
STREETS and prii.. .ipal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE Sl25.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

The MEXICAN MINIsTER.-Senor RoMERo visited
the Wilderness yesterday, and was received with
an official salute. The Wilderness is now coaling
up preparatory to going to sea- and when tho ne
cessary repairs on her boiler are completed, will
leave with Senor Romero and flmily for Vera Cruz.
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CRISPER COMA.

Obi she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and rc1iant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft cntwined,
EAchained the very heart and Ininl,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

TAILUKfN3F DEF ANf WENI.
Tho Stock offer this season very attractive. consist
ing of ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN CLOTHS,
Beavers Tricots Coating9, Clssnlcrc5 VrlSet, vel
ycteens and Cordu,oys. The excellence oi the style anu
fit of Garments made this House. by an experienced
Cuttcr from France are to please those who Will
leave their orders.
Prices Ned and marked on each article
The entire stock Is offered ai low prices.
Purchasers are invited t.. call aud look through tie
SlnnlY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26

PAINTS, Ons, &o.-Messrs. HOLMES & CALDER
advertise in to-day's paper full supply of the
various oils, paints, &c., used by builders or cen
tractors These articles have been bought at the
manufacturers prices, and will be sold low, many
Of them at New York prices. They have full
stock Of superior leather betting, which Is in great
demand, and which has long been considered the
cheapest sid best article Of the kind that is made.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
Ladies' Dress Goods!

A hiee assortment Of BLACK and FANG
Dress Goods for sale 81 R0sENFIELD'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
Blankets and FIanne!s

A large variety of the above Just received a,
for sale low at ROSENFIELD'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

= y Isss =, i ss pas11 "eaa:s e make 'f 81. tol s3i'a :i, J,
r. s.ei : + Il s9p p.r 'sts' About ). an =, a:ri b5 I, r y .sss
lsss noe .as,o n he 5 Sc has sunk and ny putting
were : poltly ss - Of ,hiay feet ison the OUTSIDE, and
- saa'a0 % |. sut' will be suifi ieut The WORK to o.
ts.eihsa ID y within fifteen DAY. from sh9 service .,
s9,a H. claslwsss the work v p sflq a pao'''
setffa. % 1857 iLsp'r 9Th War =.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

NY PERSON following any trade. profession
II or occupation in this parish, requiring e IL
oeuce for the year 1867, are hereby notified to
call 1T nv office and procure the same withou;
delay, 10 default of which, they will be proceed.
cd against tor carrying on such trade, profession
or occupation, contrary to law. Persons owirg
STATE and Parish taxes for the years 1865 aud
1866 are notified that the same are due, and
thst further indulgence cannot Be granted.
WN. WHITE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, June 8, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
For sale.

rVONEW and comfortable RESIDENCES stu
ared at the Ferry Landing of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, with lots measuring each ~
fee, front by 40 in depth, with kitchens, cri's,
csrr;ape house, ~cisterns. gardens. e'e. The dwell
linz houses are well finished throughout and IN
aaad order The whole snited to accommodate
I've az small families and would particularly
sn;s Ia vyers. doctors or merchants wishing to put
starss At the Ferry, as they can easily purchase
lo,s adjoining, from W. W. Kincheloe. Esq. on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to the underslgn-
the nrem;ses @. BERNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

STAT OF L0UTSftNal
PARISH or WFsr RATns RouGg
$500 September %, 1851. J
ieE D. Woods. non-residena:
iea srs ssreby notified 10 repair your bitches mex.
. 5aa' levee 80 as to properly dram the same also
"ifasf you bridges. and put your r,ad4 in prnua,
ger. The work TO be co plp'ed by the Isl dav Of
s'shaafg 1865, eiherwise the severe measures nf The
hs vol De put IN Free. HUBr.aT HEBERP.
Inspector Roads s. Leyees, Is, Ward
10 Martin. non resident
Ios are ne ely notified n repair vour ditches n r.
y I@ lev z 50 as to property drain The same: also
y ipai your bridges and put your roads in pr,par
vi. Ne work TO he completed by the ist / " Of
Ssaasg 1905 Otherwise the severe measures Of tn
hs VIII De put IN rec. HI tf.Rr fiEgsR
Inspector Roads & Lsvees, LIST Ward.
foAichel Hsben-
~ ae aefsby notified 70 repsir your bitches nex,
! 5sui 'esce % as u properly drain the same I'LL
@spas your BRIDGE and pn, v, ur roa L n nrope,
81. ~ ne ne ofk 10 be completed by the Isl dsy If
tt.ss.f lsoc, otherwise the s-ve,e measures Of the
=" WI. o put N toree. HUBER rHEBGPR.
inspector Roads & L-yees, is, Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

= s. s;sssss.s;.:s + . s .:;:ss,s sss 5's sc: : Cd f. 5. e. !.
!: 1: | 80 I !: 6 !. ' !: ::'' : e; g.: &C. 3 's., !: !: !. s.: . ::..: 4: e: {
J. \, I ! Il, s]. y ,'s,s, !, i ! " ss.s ssa'"s' @ ~ -s's-
IA! lisI j II hs osn PEI 0a4' 'ls|DoLP-E kASoRS'
sa BrR RAADCAHco
., s,,ps aopso, October IL lsoL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

=; ;:iss .. y q. q: , 2s3. q - i7'5.
I'd six win a.t sss . drop Of The dress
'ss' - , 'e Whisky .ss' s'r.isbt is siosb'"
makers,
a~opneed.A
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

.1-ais Dssobry, residing ID ''s F
f~brsihs; ..,;ssa to repair your roads
Ysu are aaFeos .nes with the laws and reg
I'd ls.s., i r. ss ,ss paliss jury II tais parish j.
". ID 1 I. s1.s i pasliss'ios y III, 1 ~ In. ! sp s.5'
rsPsi.s b not sassrsignsd, Inspector Of Roads 8
led, ]. ne aa "a Ward. will proceed to adHer-
Ls1sas !. =. III he same according to Law
.ss sra ss' 'A' HERMOGENE BABlN,
Inspector u Ward.
y, u,,o, Rouge October 70, 1867,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

Notice to Holders Of Parish Warrants.
NOTICE is her. by given that warrants on the
n Treasury Of this parish will not be paid I'M
les. the peys ms in whose favor they are drawn,
ear exhibit . receipt from the Sheriff for all par
;sb ta1es 10 date. By order Of the Ponce Jury.
lsn r. 4. ALLAN,
-. a.. .h.1, Parish Treasurer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
%LAVENDER,s COLLEGE

IAvENDERS COLLEGE,,
"nAef q Ranpart & Rienvilse ss-se.s
NEW ORLEANS.
I'nff all Session will resume "a the 81 ~.
! TENDER. osP-
nv. sooass:-English the Mathematics; the
asses sld Foreign Languages.
,.;.s, 'a' : limited number Of Boarders are re.
80 parents parents will do well to apply early.
nd ,an .sss.,aoms and dormitories, large, airy
Assi.hy. cu s.aaion, central and
sp,ps7-st ohAo LasEsDkh,
Principal.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-05
To tho Public.

At the request of Wm w Icgarc ESQ.
the late proprietor Of The Cu,ul'no Times, we
have made arrangements to send The ORANGE
BvRG NEWS to all such subscribers Of the
Times, as have paid in advance. whose sub
scriptionS expire between this date and Janua-
ry next, who arc not already subscribers to our
paper We 'lo this gratuiously, because VIC
arc under obligations to cur advertising Pat
rons to distribute extra copies of the ''NEws"
during the Spring and Fall Seasons and we
trust, beside. that those who thus receive our
paper will he sufficiently pleased with its visits
to continue as regular subscribers OF the
names furnished us by our late cotcmporary.
some OF the subscriptions expire in one month,
some iii two, and the rest by the first Of ,IaEu-
AIRY Their copies will be marked in blue lead.
/, =, or 3, as reminder to them Of the mum
ber Of months their subscriptions will run.
We have also arranged to scnu the FNEws to
those subscribers, to the 11a,ss" who have
not yet paid their subscription dues whose
names have been furnished us. trusting that
they will call and settle either with us, or n!
thc!ofiicc Of tho T;mcs, in rear of Dr. E Nj
Shulcr's Drug Store The papers sent TO them
will be marked with blue y mark,
Although thus increasing our circulation,
our subscription and advertising charges will
continue at the rrcsont low rates and we trust
the people of the District will sustain us in our
cndcavors to make the OnANGHnuRG NEws. a
District paper second to nonc in the State.
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Washington News.

SMrr- 27.-Frascr, Trenholm & Co.'S case
!!las been settled. Terms unknown
Secretary McCuloch has issued circular
forbidding subordinatcs to communicate Treas
Hry news to newspaper correspondents.
SEPT. 29.-Thc settlement of Fraser a. Trcn-
holm was entirely satisfactory to this Govern
lpcnt. The defendants counsel acknowledge
the correctness Of the principles claimed by the
Government, and have provided for securing
tho property claimed Further action, how
ever, is Necessary in the Federal and British
Courts
Judge Underwood and Attorney Chandler
are consultingrcativc to the trial of Nh DAVIS.
whose friends and bondsmcn represent as
anxious for trial
Congressman Shanks has gono to Richmond
i'll pursuit of evidence regarding the treatment
of Federal prisoners
Securities held by Government, 1919 ,000-
600; National Bank circulation, 5000 900 900;
revenuc to-day, s477,O0O; for the week
s2,5O0,OO0; for the year to date, s54,75O 600
SEPT. 30.-A strong pressure is bearing to
procure a modification of the recently promul-
gated Cotton regulations. Numerous letters
represent. tho routine for obtaining permits as
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incsonvcnieht.i The Treasury Department. has
the matter under consideration
In the report of the Commissioner of Agri-
culture for August and September. he repre-
sents that tho wheat crop is not as large as was
anticipated in July. Corn promises fair
crop, if frost docs not injurc it. The army
worm made its appearance in the cotton fields
about the 1st instant, and caused considerable
apprchcnsions i'll some sections for the safety of
the crop. Potatoes arc rotting badly i'll many
of the large potato-growing States, and the
yield will be less than last year. Owing to
severe g*cathcr last Winter, ,tlc wool-clip is
from to 10 per cent. less than last year.
James M. Murph, Nashville negro, has
been appointed by the Sergeant -at-Ar,us of
the United States Senate, member of the
capital police force.
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THE oRANGEBURG : NEWS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1867.

: Wh'te 're rcserre to o"rsefvcs the right cf d,ti-
ming our onm p6tiicdi position by means Of our
celiioriul columns, ue 1iW 5cplct,sea to publish
contributions from onr .tiNom-citi.cns upom Mr
M1trc questions mhich nor uyit,tc Mc pnLHc
mind, ~hcihcr their opinions coincide wiM ou,s
NJ MT. Il district newspaper. wn consider,
%to"la be az inelrn Of the rnrionS shades ofpop
"iar sentiment N the s,rtion ct coant,y IL mhtch
Il ci,r"iuhS. Or columns u,r o),,w MeycJ0yc
for "nY concentrations property wriitcn, occoa,-
pnn'td hY a responsible nonc, net ptrMnm IL.
their character, nor absolutely injarious IA Mti,
fcHf1cnrU
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New Military Orders.
The following important Orders have been
promulgated from District Headquarters
ORDER IN REGARD 40 TAXgs.
IIEADo'Rs 2p MILITARY DIsrR1cT,
Charleston, s c., Sept 81, 1867

General Orders No. 92l,
l Numerous and well-fouplcd representa-
tions having been made that illegal and op-
prcssivc taxes have been imposed in different
sections of the States Of North and South Caro-.
lima; it is ordered that the collection Of taxes
be suspended III the following cases
First Whenever any tax is, or shall be. i'm
poscd-otllcrwisc than under the authority Of
the Government Of the United Statcs-whicl
by the terms Of the act imposing the same, or
by the action Of tho public authorities there
under, Shall apply to any property or right
parted with, or any transaction made and com
plctcd prior to the adoption Of the act author
izing the same.
Scccnd Whenever the power of Congrcs,
to regulate commerce with foreign nations.
and among the several States, is impuyncd by
the imposition Of taxes discriminating in con-
mcrcial transactions, III favor of resident citi-
zcns, and against the citizens Of foreign nations
or of other States Of the United States.
TAiI. Whcncvrr any tax is or shall here
after be imposed, for the purpose Of discharg-
ing any obligation contracted in aid and fur
therancc of the rebellion against the govern
mcnt and authority Of the United States, or to
reimburse the public treasury, or any local
body, or public officer or other person, Tor any
expenditure on account Of any such obligation
or pretended obligation
II. Commanding Officers of Posts arc au-
tIorizcd to suspend the collection Of any fax
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, r..
Ornrgcbnrg District. ''''''''
Ey y. 4. MoNtICHAEL Esq, Ordinary.

Ey T. 4. MoMICHAEL Esq, Ordinary
WHEREAS. j. j. W. Joiner hath made suit to me
gran, Kim Letters OF Administration OF the Estate
and effects of lnhn /" Jcincr, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish all and
neni the kindred and creditors OF the said John
L. Joiner deceased, that they he and appear before
me- in the Court Of Ordinary to be held nj Orange
burg G. IL. on the 10th day OF October inst, after
publication hereof. al II o'clock in the forenoon 10
shcw cause if amy they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this thaicth day of Sep
tcmbcr. Auno Doinin 1867,
L. A. McMiCIIAEI. o. O u.
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Coon BUslSEss--Th Advertising
Agency of Geo. p. Howell & Co, No 40 Park
Row, n. Y, furnish regularly from one 10 three
columns of advertising 10 nearly onc-half Of all
the Newspapers in the Eastern Middle and
Western States
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S'?ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ! c,.n
Orangchurg District. j

Ey Y. y. McMiCHAEI. ESD, Ordinary.
WHEREAS. john d. Livingston, hat II, made suit
10 NE to grant him Letters OF Administration of
the Estate and Effects of Janob s. Livingston, dee,
These therefore to cite and a,lmonsh all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors OF the said la-
cob 5. Livingstone deceased, that they bc and appear
before III the Court of Ordinary, 10 hc hc,
al Orangoburg c. H. on The 18th day of October,
inst. publication hereof a / o'clock iii. the
forenoon. 10 ticw cause il any they have, why the
sni,l Administration SHOULD lot be granted
Given unier my hand this 2d day of Oct, Ammo
Domn 1867 7. \. MCMlCllAEi
oct 5-2t @. y. ID.
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ton, and the grounds, aud all proofs relating
thereto, to these Headquarters.
BY Command of Brcvct Nlajor-G cncral Ep.sR.
S. CANDY.
LOUSY. CAHIARC
Aidcdc-C Camp, A. a. A. Gcn'l. s
TIE REPAIRING OF ROADS AND BRlDGEss
HEADo'Rs. 2D MILITARY DIsTn1cr. s g.
Charleston, Sept. 26, 19G7,f
[ [Gcawn1. 0>11s,w W, 95.l
Numerous official representations having
boon made to these headquarters that the roads,
bridges, and causcways in both States .arc iii a
ruinous and unsafe condition, and that the as
sstancc of the military authorities is required
by the civil officers charged with the rcpara-
tion thereof to enable them to secure obedience
to their lawful requirements i'll the premises, it
is ordered that the commanding officers of posts
have authority to cntorcc the performance Of
labour for the aforesaid purpose, whenever, in
their Judgment, Il necessity exists therefor, re-
porting their action promptly to these head
quarters.
The following rules will ho observed in all
cases arising under the preceding paragraph :
FIRST Commanding officers shall inform
themselves by the reports Of the public officers
charged with the rcparaton Of roads and
bridges, and by other means subject tos their
control, Of the nature and extent Of work re-
quircd, in order To rcnd / the important thor
oushfarcs, causcways and bridges, in their
posts, conveniently passablc and safe to life
and property, and will announce in orders such
works as should i'll their jud.cmcn; receive aid
from the military authorities
Second. Such commanding officers vii! OBJ
tain, from the proper local officers, estimates
ofthc amount OF lahour required for such works
respectively, and an assessment Of the labour
required for that purpose. but not in excess Of
the name of each person assessed the work for
which assessed, and the number Of days work
required of such person; also specification of
the time when such persons shall commence
work; and upon being satisfied that such cst-
mate and assessment is just and equitable
shall make an order requiring the persons
therein named 20 perform The respective
amounts of wor! at the time ana place therein
assessed such estimates and Assessment; lists to
be open for public inspection and 20 l'c Ger
rcctcd from time to time when the same shall
appear to be unequal or unjust.
Third. That any person ncSlccting or re-
rusing to performs the work required ol him
shall be arrested and tried before the Post
Court, and ii convicted shall he sentenced to
pay fine Of two dollars (S2) i;y each day :
wor.a; required Of him and no: .pcriormcd
through l4is fault aud Cor default ffpf paying
such flan, such person &c bc scnten, sG hard
labour on so.na public Joai! or ;l"roushar>,
not to exceed iso days for every dpy'S work
required o. him " tie local lan~ and 'ot ro~.
formed.
By Command Of Brcvct Major General Ed r
5. CAHYY.
LOUIS y. C.AZIARC.
Ailr.lc-Ca,np, y. y \. Gcnl
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Com n 1z1z1liissssioner's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OEANGunURG DlsrRICr

Peter !: Il ''i'.'n' I r.r.,..l. ni' M",,,.... to
l.'icin'ia ,,si J February Sitinrs, lan7
IL virtue of 81 iecrca order in The above ease 10
inc directed ~ 'hnnccllor johnson, will sell NJ,
Public Auci"ii, Oh The Salcay Of November Mext
lhcing the iuuri November 1861 before the
Court llonse nj Orangchurg. all that Tract or
Parcel of Land in the District Of uranscbupo.
bounded by i"a'!. nf Gioon Blum, William Wat
kIns, Joseph Cartcn, and John X. Milhous contain
ing ore hundred md forytvc acres, moro or less.
Tern's-tnsh IN gold. Purchasers to pay for pa
Pcrs and rcycn,;c stamps.
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Final Notice.

4 Li. iEhS0NS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
must present lie same rf.ntrk nttcstc on or be-
fore'thc l:nh day Of Gc ocr next or they will he
dcmrrel payment All Indebted to the aaid Estate
WIZ make payment ~ HE same time, or tlsc euin,s
against them will be PM in suit ~
sept 2S-;it j. =. NJ. POuRES. Admir-
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I. NCTICTEq

rs he. Ei- ~ GIVEN THAT APPLICATION WILL
le made iii three from da.r; TO 'e re-
Srecve -~atcns lyv!oWli;a A.. =. ~. ~. s "f
Certificates of ! She. Z" South Western Railroad
Bank stock. - s;bflSoM..I'-t J :. +" Earoad
stock. whieh The property Of Miss nlizahetll
Ei,scim&cr, now ltcaastal, anil were les. or de-
ArGycsl during he ,ccc, war
Oruugrhyg. ), c.. pONALD L. BARTON.
Sgi'; -. !eGI Administrator.
Srli .a INN ~ I'm
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Medical Notice.

The Undersigned have thi. !ay formed a Corart-
nclshir for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE i'll
Orangchurg and its vicinity. The general nhnn-
donmcnt Of tho Credit Sysom, will compel them to
present their bills QUARTERLY for Payment
A,l persons indebted nj tho prcaent time, either
OF tho undersigned individually, requested to
make payment At onry day.
TliO9. A. ELLlOTT, NJ. D.
ALHNANpEK g. S.\LLEY. NJ. y.
July ls'., iH67 july G-tf
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\ ISt

~ same time aud place, two hundred ard seven
y-two acres "r less, III The district and State
aforesaid. on waters o! Bull Swamp. ho.i.lcd by
lan'ts OF J. VI llai.ioy w '"ukrr lionry Gisscn-
Gaitner and 'icor,c Livingston.
Terms one h.ll cash, and balance on a credit or
one ycar sccl:iel hy bond w.th M,cres, from date
and mortgage OF the land. Purchaser to pay for
iapcrs an'' revenue stumrs Purchaser falling 10
cnIniiy viii, ciin- of sale the Commissioner will
sell the sa!'l Lands AZ the sale day succeeding
at the risk OF Ior,ner purchaser.
Commissioners Office Y. u. V. JAMESON.
Nraneohure G H.. Commissioner
oct .. 1851 oct , I'll