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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-27
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1868, for
distribution. gratis, throughout the United States
and all civilized countries OF the Western Hemis
phsre, win be published about the first of January,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-27
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. ed WARD A. WILSON Will send Gree OF
Charge to all who desire it. the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured of lung affection and that dread
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try his pre-
scripdon, as ii will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address REV. ED WARD A. WILSON,
No. 1865 South Second street. Wiliamsburgh. New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-27
Avoids all Transhipments

between New York, Boston and New England cities
and Chicago and the Northwest but is now prepared
kinds of freight in Quicker Time and In Better Order
than ever before. The
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-27
MiseslIana.
THE IDBAL AND THE REAL.

r-tE& -sL
= a tan, majestic LADY,
T5r, With locks Of deepest dye,
. s1lken dress, whose gorgeousn oes
Delights no other eye;
pretty little cottage,
With ivy covered Ger,
And she, my pride my fancy Drloes
g Expectent st the door,
Soft music In the cleaning
Eubs gurgling from the throat;
While lie still, and drink my NIL
OF each love-burdened note.
Days spent in sweet communion
Meath shade of leafy trees;
We WOO and sing, and ev'ry thing
s Is poetry and ease.
J. A tiny, fairy being
Lies nesting ON my breast,
AZ tired of play she seems to say,
This is my rightful rest;f
And in those baby features,
v-r SO beautiful and mild,
Methinks trace another face,
The mother of nay child.
g Asllght. but comedy lady,
With ripping chestnut hair
A cotton dress, in which, no less,
% q She looks extremely fair;
A busy, busting beauty,
On household duties bent,
Who speaks, the while, with happy smile,
Or Kindness and content.
A little house in London --
No ivy and no flowers
Bnt what care we for botany?
That little house Ia ours
And often in the evening
When we hear some well.known cry,
~. Or tramp of feet along the street.
We smile, my wife and l.
No little fairy daughter
Nesting confdingly;
Four healthy boys, whose ceaseless OILS
Brings childhood back to me.
s Yet those prosaic blessings,
or which have my share,
In peace and love- soar far above
Ny castles In the air.
Al Tie Year Round
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-27
IMPORTATION.

Imagination guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head bearless face also
arecipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches Erup-
ons etc. on the skin, leaving the same soft clear and
beautiful he obtained without charge by add
ing THOs. +. CHAPMAN, CERMIsr, S2S Broadway, NY
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
Many other improvements OF similar character were de-
: 8crtbod 10 which cannot refer n detail

Many other improvements OF similar character were de-
! scribed 10 which we cannot refer in detail.
The annual election of Directors of the Ogdens-
I burgh and Lake Champlain Railroad Company, at
4 Ogdensburgh the 10Th inst, resulted in the
reSlectiOn of the former Board of Directors The
, following gentlemen were elected officers of the
(, Company: John C.. Pratt, President; Henry A.
Superintendent This road, in addition TO the large
local business in transportation of humber iron ore
&c, to Lake Champlain, affords the principal con-
Meeting link between Boston and the Great West.
A new grain elevator of immense strength and great
capacity, now being erected by this Company at
Ogdensburgh will, together with their other
modatiOns, afford storage to shippers for nearly
LEGO 600 of bushels Of grain in bulk.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
Manila. gold.

(Nrtof
Caraceas. gold. .. rs a 90
LEA lhl.k-HeInlOck has been active and with full
ttseelpts prices have advanced nearly q 10. In Oak
tue demand is limited TO lighter weights. We quote
Wcasshh " NJ Hemloek-BuenOs Ayres Heavy SOBa31tc;
auole S d32o; Light %! 03c.; California, Heavy 29tG
So3c Middle 29a d30c; Light 9tq30c OrinOcO&c Heavy
aS92sc Middle 29G3Oc Light, ss 029sc. Good damaged
90TItc; Poor do, l9022c; in the Rough 34a3oc Oak
5aughter-Heavy, 40946e.; Middle 3SQ44c Light, $40
$Sc Cropped Middle, 5000; Light, 45048c.; in the
Bellies, 22G23c. -
MOLASSES-The market remains very dull for al kinds
Buyers ana sellers are apart in their views aud to effect
safes considerable concessions would be necessary Our
revised figures are in great measure nominal The
stOck ls estimated at $3.50 hhds Cuba hhds Porto
RICO, and l,62O hhds. English Island. We quote
CuDa, Museovado. .4Sd56 Porto Rico. 5000
CUBA, Clayed 46d4s English Island 45059
Cuba, Centrifugal. 36Q3Sl
MkIAlS-The business in American IngOt has been to
falr extent; prices firm, and sustained; sales
OF 100000 10 at 233e for Portage Lake 2c for alte and
2s4c Tor Detroit. Manufactured dun and nominal
iron Is without change TO note the demand being mode
rate Pig Lead has been quiet but steady spelter Shot
and Nails are unchanged. Pig Tin remains quiet, and
prices are lower. Plates are steady. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
OPFIcE MERCHANTs' UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.
No 800 RRNAnMAY. NEW YORK. Innn 2h. 1871 {

NO. 900 bkOADWAl M" y UFh, juno 20, I56I, }
TO The PEbic: Numerous false and unfounded
statements and rumors designed to prejudice tins Com
pany having been put aAoat by parties in this city
whose sympathes and interests manestly with the
old Express Companies deem it proper for me- In the
sbsencc Of the President to publish this official denial of
all such misehevOus and evntended reports and insinu
Ions state that in the Judgment Of the Managers
Of the Merchants Union Express Company, its interests
in good condition to-day prospects
f complete and permanent success 50 aatterng.
Wa. II. SEWARD, jr, Vice-President.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
1rsv o5-2IH bbls. Flour 776 bbls. Whisky, i4s dds
fn Meal COS bush Wheat 2Os bush Corn, 1910 bush
Sats "a pkgs Ashes, pkgs Beef, 80 pkgs Cut Meats
ssl pkgs. Lard. 1852 bbls petroleum. i'''o PAH
a I1s nj gs Cheese, ], ,696 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
FRUITS.

Strawberries stl monopoze the attention OF the fruit
but have vide range, and large lots remain
unsed Ia the rain this The prevailing rates are SG
4c. for small baskcssome larger baskets ana larger
fruit &c., with pints at case, and quarts S0l9c mostly
lOalc This does not include the fancy "Agcuturist
at 25c for quarts "Union" at sec, and, above ALL
the 20 crates OF the famed Jucunda at 35c for pnt
These last from the Rev j. Knox OF Pittsburgh and
pronounced by fruit men the finest berries ever
to this market, coming the 400 miles In spleHdd
order Cherries rOtting badly In the rain There are
crates OF peaches the steamer due today or to-
morrow Charleston but Will probably come I'm bad
order owing to the ain Norfolk apples are plenty We
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
HIDES. SKIN

Emmet Wells thus speaks OF the Hop trade and pros
poets latest circuar Prices nrn but sales
slow with "A small stock hand. Adylrcs from the
growing sectious continue favorable. In the state OF
Michigan however "A worm Is said to have made its ap
pearancc i'm some of the yards IL begins boring NJ tine
heart OF yinethree 70 Ave feet FROM the ground ana
s said TO be very destructive In It's NATURE causing The
upper portion OF vine tO die and wither away In
Wisconsin, the weather Of the past few days tther
mOnetcr al times go in the sadel. has cs an unpTe
cedened rapid growth OF VINE. Some Farmers report
growth Of "a inches In many hours, ana others IA
inches by measure in u hours We look upon TINS con
dton as being rather unfayOrabc than herwis Tor the
reason that where the vine s very eNnern nnch
mare ami 10 induce vernin and mold. We quote: Amer
caI-COmmOn 10 Fair, 30as0c Good To Prime, 5O155c:
Choice To Fancy, GOd65c Olds, 20aIOc. FOregn-Hel-
gians lOa5oc; Bavauans, Medium, 6Oa60c.; bpaudts
soZ.- Yylf.1
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

yellow western Reserve Fresh Welsh tubs Of State,
coming once week in ice bring 26c and 27c. Com
mon Buter is worked off with great difficulty. buyers
only onerlng grease prices for lots much of In quality
Ihere are no indications OF outlet which will enable
holders 70 advance the rates We nnnfe:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

Still larger receipts, 33s9 for the week. with shipments
OF 81, 200 boxes give the cheese employment
though on falling market they operate cautiously Very
little Of the finest factory bringing l5c today and
shippers announce their inability pay above those fig
ures for the very best next week. the foreign markets
continuing to decline Some fancy Is bringing l64c. to-
day and small lots Of just the finest quality cheddar
shape In 60 boxes IN really selling at l5c but that
cannot be counted upon after to-day Country buyers
will not be safe in paying lac for choice during the
present week. Some OF the factories are miss
ing 1t In using cheap anato for cooring
AT saving OF say zoe. per day. they may de-
preciate the cheese $50 worth in the time In the
language Of Webster, "get the best" Common farm
dairy and especially skinned Cheese, extremely duh
in fact cannot be sold. except az few cents per N.
large sale OF Orange County factory SKINNED, was re-
Gently made at Sc y II, and offer OF 6d6c. would Sc
cure los OF 500 OF what would be termed good skim
hnndanInn in lfnrta mil llnr Aln lnfLa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

Receipts OF 725 bbls for the week show little falling
off In the arrivals but the demand has fallen off still more
SO manp berries have been selling very cheap, and so
many prove poor that people turn from them; or
the dealers say finding the first and the second egg
poor they don't try another for week. There
is hopeful feeling that the Fourth approaches the
demand will allow the dealers TO work out once more.
The weather been very unayOrabc for eggs the
straw packing gathering moisture and heating the con-
tents. Most of the sales made with loss or or AZ very
low rates at the marksome Western at 13c per Dozen
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
4 Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING June 2S 1867.

IBIpTessy :, = -
a following are the current rates or articles IN goUu
dS,ion as sold by commission houses at WnOIeeaIe'
sbppers receive per cent less deducted Ior com, M
,cns beside freight and other charges tersOns re
produce 10 SELL often with the request hhst lmne
diate feturns be made Cannot always obtain INC PiV%o' %
.nded more for the farmer than the nlerchtht' anu
nreSer not 10 disappont by giving the outside fce
P. choice aTfieleS Boxes packages should NC cio
y marked with paint, and The name OF the senuer
sho1d also be painted upon one end N@t Ia an and
n nd letter by mail containing an invoice ana LEE. Iaeo
tons aIso stating how ana when seht Sen ~ tbs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
5apinss Banks.

A TLAETIC SAVINGS BANK,
IN CHATHAMSQUARB OPPOSITE M0rTST1
INTBRBsT SIX PER CENT free Of TAI allowed deposits Of 81
10 $500
Money deposited before July will receive interest from that
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
Gopartnersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTI0N.-Notic is hereby given that
~ copsrtnrhp heretofore existing under o
PASSENGER BOOTH doing business Provision Mer
Birmingham NewAven County State Of
heretofore been dissolved Wit: the lh day
subscriber said will not hold bmsef
for future transactions IN said hm named EDGAR BOOTH
N0TICE.-Thc firm of JAMES G.. KINGS
SONS dissolved the h Of June 1861 death o.
King The business will be conducted uuG,
the same hrn name b. the surviving ps,taers
JAMES @. KINGS SONS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

with slight increase IN the recepts-g9hS hcrp Gas "a
tbe weekbutter is just holding its 3Tn ,reck and an
tno w. -, Gne lots tie latter part Oi laSt %eth, a "
scarcity 81 81 S Sc was obtained Now, with fair
nearly 1900 pkgs yesterGay'gf of yeTy line ONO have
sa oid II s week at 22c and some choice ste ~ rnad
~ 57e stl 2Oc is the price oi 1he mV'' VI s''
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

BOAP-Case ls IN 1alf utIlIl anu bItduy SAIU5 "V 10
aIsIc. currency, and l20l24c., gold.
sEEDS-TheTe is limited inquiry for Clover SEED az
lOal2c Timothy Seed selling III Fnail lots az 1898 -
~ bush Rough Flax Seed IL al 50 . 10 per
bush Calcutta Linseed is duh and nominal at 81 700
S2 rs, gold, here and In Boston. ,,
ARIN-The market s rather easier and the demand
fair sales Of $4,000 at .Gl2c, aud 2SOOO bush al
SAITPETRE is quiet at about previous prces the de-
mand is pretty good quote Refined at l6c for pure
and Grade at 9tc Nitrate Of Soda is quiet at &C. gold
sTARCH-There is prevailing a fair jObbing demand
for this article at prices within range We quote as
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

FIRE CRACKERS have not been 50 active lOr a ISm
days but prices pretty well sustained we quV"o -0
q at 81 s5 and Extra at t3, cash: ,.. "a .ho
FFRTIiiZERs The demand for Guano is fair, ana the
market rs firm sales OF so tuns and upward at l god
and SS5 currency. Baugh Sons super Phosphates VI
IJne is 5n fair request at 95Odt56 per tun. .,
FLAX-The market is well supphed ana 10 soe"uy'
sales of ordinary 10 choice at 12G2Oc. y D -. A.
GRAIN-The Wheat market is again better' put INC ono
business is moderate owing to the storm ana tne Ro
ssIes of IO6OO bush No Milwaukee Club AT ~ w 9;UOo
~ gcr STATE et 81 55 900 bush fair White CaifOr-
% "a loo hnsh White Canadian at g. IS. Rye Is mac
tive but is firm 81 25atl % for Western ia BARLEY SnS "a
Rsrlev Malt are quiet at former prices tine supply "a
0nite light Oats opened heavy and closed lower anu anu
quite dun at 7Oac for Western and soeSsc ICr gery ~
4orines and closed lower and very heavy, tho Wee
weather and unfavOrable news from Europe @ t
=, oSs Os for Damp 81 Os for New White Mesern ~ ~
;or old do anoat, and q loael ~ Tor New mesIT Sn
closing at about 81 10 for good steamer SoLn
a. learn nv telegraph from Chicago that Corn haa aS
declined 10 81 SIC for No. l. with receipts OF ISOo O
u0N4 EXPORTS or BREADsIUIfs -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26


hbls. q1 Ps'
Total 70 Great Britain and the
Continent for the week end an, a7s asoso
Since sept ssf,s iSS Ssss1S
D@Ae '' REcEIpTs OF BREADsTUFFs. r.
tsst sSs. %1''~ G%' On.
For the week ending June H. .-sa 1as 4sas
ss fiIns 1885 ........ 27Oleo9 6lSJ12 i,9c'@SSe @
GUHNY BAGS quiet at about er a0rIa niece
hear OF no sales quote at Zt PEI inTy though
GIJENY CLOTH is firm, with Det.er 1rar3 for CA
.Dnbaneed Drlces; we quote at 2Slc per yaru ioi N
There is fair homo consumption 9 aeIsnS 1a111
Isnt a. fl pre yious prices; We quote al Hoi" 1V
Sss to growth snd "a gses holders generally ask iiic
M s Mania other kinds about Us before re'
American, dressed, y tun.....-..-.s55S9SS 59S go
american, undressed ...........'' 5tS stS ~ ss0
Russia, ean.-........---..-.:::: Ios a 100
Jute, gold -...-----..'''''''- s75 a
msniIa i; NJ gold.......,.....,... iiaS S,hlisSed
HIDFs The activity In the past week nss Dry
slnsh ps pus yres man 2Ic Buenos AyreS 40
10 nc; Montevideo 2a29 n Ot@2lc1 1o 1as t ls9
Slc BIO Gfande s'9xl Soe cenpa American Is
E MatanOrOs s2l iselste; TeTas Vera aaS
1919 i7aI7ica Tampc9 2o&[ @ ~ IsIasIc gold usual
Selscii1a wet Sailed Hdes-Bnenos Ayres Ao@yS S 20 N
aiisc: RIO Grande lt9ls n llsci CaliI9tna' SSeyar.
illc Para, Ss@1S 9@ia.c Western and Country e0eiO
I2aI2,c; CITY Slaughter OK, eOgoo ,tIs 20 tGIga"t'" ~
500 n I2aiztc currency usual ~, arket is lower
HAY-The supply - increasing ana tne i m Al si TO- and
aud Unsettled ses of 27O bales shipping ht asl iV %
Retail lots al 81 25at 80 POO NJ the proieGgIh ~ s cSu
TIE new crop will be the largest ever Iasou ~ 20 q, 90
tTy Rye straw is stn scarce and In dewano d. " ~
TSnIGO There IL pretty fair business dong, ,I PHI
prices eyinee no change baleS H"'' ~
our quotations. We quote a az aS1 10
Bengal, gold, b.....--.---'''''''''''" as a. S5
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
6o ubom II man Gontrrn.
neooins CARDS. Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n tonsA-wEDDlSG CARDS AID PlSs STATIONERY. CRs,sS
ished lslSD
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
ICaretuIiy reported for THE TRIBUNE.

CANDLES are without change OF lmportance: Inc ut
mand has been moderate. We quote Adamantne at 1et
621tc. sperm, 3Sd tOc.; and Patent, 4SG50c. -
DRUGS AND DYES-An articles coming under TINS
heading have met with fair jobbing demand at ful
prices. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

For the week ending June D.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-03

until they have shown evidence of sincere re-
pcntaucc, and disposition as cncrgctically to
support as they have in timos past sought to
destroy the Union; and that wo consider will
lingness on the part of these mon to elevate
to power the men who preserved unswcrving
adherence to the Government during the ,r,
rs the best test Of sincerity In profcssiyns ior
the future. ~ s
l3. That we will not support any candidate
for otlcc who will not openly endorse the
principles adopted by the Union Republican
party; and that we plcdgc'oursclves to stand
ny therc"uar nomination of the party, with
out any reservation whatever
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-03
u. s. Hntcrnal Revenue.
.ASSLSTAN7' ASSESS SORS OFIYCE,

ASSISTANT ISSESSO ORS OFIYCE.
1 III persons in my Division Of lawful agc with
~ any visible means who hnvc not made an In
come Return to mo for the year 1866, aud return
of the taxable articles in Schedule "A, such ns Gold
Watches Carriages. Silver Plato. So, are required
to do so without delay. Also if there be any who
owned any Of the taxable articles named in schcd.
ulc during either of the years Of SGi and 9t5
and WHICH have not been returned to me- And
persons being liable to nny other sort of tax under
tue Internal Revenue laws OF the United States are
required to make Returns to me at once.
f. ~. llOKE ASST Assessor
July 1G, 1867 2 22d div Bel dist, = G.
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Notice to Creditors.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PlcKENS--lN EoriTY.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
plcKENs-IN EorirY.
Edward Is Calhoun, Admir-, ! Bill for Injunction.
John =. Earle and others par,i,ion. &C..
! pom hearing The Fill. in this caSc. and on |,
- ton OF Mr.. Burr. Complnnnnt's Solicitor:
IS ordered Tint Writ OF Injunction .lo issue, 10
he directed t" John b. Earle. cnmuG u be crcd-
i'"r OF w. Ransom Calhoun. restraining hin, from
Prosecuting his suit against Edward Il. Calhoun
administrator dc b0niS nou Of w. Ransom Calhoun;
that an ninncon lie issued. hc ,iircc,c cd 20 a. :,
sai't John t. Earle, Wiihnm \. Lay Exrculor and
William III. Sargent, claiming 10 nc creditors of
Henry d. Calhoun. restraining them aud each { f
them from prosecuting their suits aga ins he said
Edward Il. '.Calhnnn. hs Administr,tor.of Henry
ID Calhoun; a,ul ihnt the said parties The su,n,,
creditors. and all other creditors Of ". Ransom
calhoun, and Of Henry ID. Calhoun, hc enioinc d,
ant'thcy are hereby cniainrd from commencing
SUITS NJ law, and from prosecuting sni,s already
commenced against the sail Edward g. Cnhonb
as Administering, for debts alleged b. due 10
ihrm or cit!"r of t'cm, irr'm the sail W. Ransom
Calhoun and from the S,il Horny D. Calhoun
EoB'r \. THOMPSON, cErn.
Com RS 0tl!cc. MnrclI Is. 1867 If
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Groonyillo nil1 Columbia Railroad
Company.
TREhSUHERS OFFICE,
tOLrHpii, :. g., July i. 1857


NOTICE is hcrchy given that thc Grccnvil'c and
~ tnlnmha E'ir"ni Company arc now prcnarrl
I" cNchnnG" !!'"r Ponds aud Ger: nc,urS OF l,
dchi"'incs< endorsed hv lie STATE .! South CAROL
M "n'irr i'e Net q; the Legislature u Evctmhrr
20. iHj'', Tor 'h"ir Hon's nnl Coupons past dur
secured ~ Il mortgage commonly Envwn rs the
- first mortgage"
Also. fnr Ilitr liouls. and Tic Cn,inona on ihc,n
t''"I may he ''"" endorsed ly the state under .ir
Nc, o. til" Legislature OF January %. 1851 whiul,
arc headed '''nn!rd"rntn States of America"
Also, ior th"ir bonds AMI Coupons rrsi ,nc
known as = Nom Mortgage Bonds n, one for
three, ns provided rDr in said Act Of December 20
1866.
Holders oc Nnn Mort rHcc Bonds a,l Commons
past due. who rrHcr it, will hr an "rl to axe for
ttrm. in cxcinupc. the Bonds ami Crr.i iGratcs oi
!ndrh"'lncss OF the Company, secured hy n second
mort gage. nj rnr.
Bonds aud Ccrtilicatcs Of Indebtedness sc,,,rcl
by second mnri gage, will also hr irnicrcA to nll
parties having any other class of claims nyaius
the Company, il payment.
JOHN G. EDWARDS
Treasurer.
July ~, 1867 - i
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The Old Oak Tree.

Oh, the old oak trco is Standing now
Where il stood SO long ago,
When in its shade we children played.
TILT sun in The West grew low;
And iss branches reach us far and high,
Aud the sky above is as,clear:
But under il now no children play,
In tho golden days Of the year.
The snnbeams creep through the rustliug leaves
That fall on The moss. grown seat,
And the tai, grass waves who're in other years
II vas troldcn by chilarcn's feet;
And tho bees hmm laaily in the shade,
> Through lhc long bright summers day,
Ands'Ec soft wind murmurs viii, lonely sound
Where we CHI liren,usrt ~ pNy.
We arc MI gone from our clil'llool's home,
Aud have wandered far away
OF all tha, band OF the dear old time.
4 : There arn not ono lc!t to-day:
We are parte now by nanya mile,
O'er'tlie waves aud u,ouulnins high;
And one hns gone to the homo beyond,
Through tho golden gates Of the sky.
I, And many year has como and gone,
& And many, summers snu
Has passed. adown ,ic golden WcsI,
W Whenthe.l long bright day was done;
And mNny an autumn wind has blown,
~ And many winter cast
y Ger hill and vale it's shroud of snow,
4 Since ne children met there last
, The weary years vii, sill move on
With their sunshine and their pain:
Rnt'therc in the shade Of the old oak tree
We will never all meet again
But there Isl city OF quiet rest.
And its portals nrc open wide:
And one by enc, MS the angels call,
May we meet on the other side.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
BpiNEkCMS--.AYa EIMuisy

W. }ianc'inn, Mnrshallng
John I5. Earle ct.nls. Assets. Partition. &c.
nN hcnfing the amended Nil, md on motion
" of Mr. Burt. complainants Solicitor, it is
ordered TINT Writ Of Injunction t'n issue in
this case. dirtc cd to the cre'lngs If any thnro
he. Of the ate Col JOHN Ewing Calhoun. NInr.
TIN Maria Calhoun, sepior, and Martha Maria
Calhoun. junior. rcstreining them from ihatitu
ting suits Mt Inv for tho recovery Of their clhims
against the Estaics Of each of9those intestates
respectively.
ROBT. a.. THOMPSON, c.n.r.p.
Com'r Olhcc, May LIS, 1867 $40
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROhINA,
ricHHxs IN THE COMMON rLHAH.
rs |. NCkILfrr.
+. a. Tate. jT.Fs arr.
Y WHEREAS. the rlniniiG dill, on The l2rh day
of March. 1857. file his declaration against
the Defendant, (who il is saitl) isnhscni from and
without tn limits OF this State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. upon
whom copy OF tho said declaration might he scr-
we'd II s therefore ordered. that tho s,id Dcfen
dant do appear and plead thereto. before the
llih day OF March, 1868 otherwise, final and
absolute judgment will then he given and awarded
against him.
J +. HAGOOD, co.r.
ClcrH 3 Office, March lG 1867 1Y