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coAs-wrsE STEAMSHIPS.
OACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S ~ ~
IL THROUGH LANE s4 ,tes@E4
TO cALIFoRNIA, t.s

- VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. ~
IL O'Clock. noon, follows.--
March ist-R RISING STAR Captain W.. q. Furber. con-
March ih-HENKY on AtNJEY, csP.a.n A. Q. Gray
connecting with MONTANA. Captain J. Suton
March zlst-OCEAN QUEEN Captain Z. a. harris con-
Meeting with CONSTITUTION. Captain CaveTly =, !.
All departures touch ct Acapulco; those Of LIST ana ziss
connect at Panama with steamers for South Pncshc
1st and th for Central American ports and those OF ist
touch at Manxanilio.fs &f t@t &c - 8f t5sf
Departure Of 18th each month connects with the new
line from Panama 10 Australia and Nov Zealand.
Steamer q March II 1857 VIII connect with the com panys
seaer COLORADO 10 leave San Francisco for
and Hong Kong April 1857.
100 POUNDS baggage allowed each adult Medicines ana
attendance free. MfNH8 81 &N& X7f s+t =
passage tickets and further information amply al
New York. s-tts #. II. BABY, Agent
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IroR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL ~ 49,.
UNITED STATES AND BRAzIL NAIL STHAMnuKR
REovLAR MAIL STEAMERS, saiiins tho sed ef
gOIbINa STAR, Captain George y. siocum . March q
S,S, SvhrH AwMsRlCA Captsin TiInmernan. April
These elegant steamers SAL schedule time and call a
~ Ihomas Para, Pernanbuco. Bahia and Rio Jsueire
spps 70 GARRlsVN a ALLEN, Ascn{s, !.
No. Bowling Green, Nyork
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HUDSON RIVER AND RfRLBN RlLRoaDs-
II Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with HortAsrn
and Wesern trains leave New York. via Hudson Rail-
road. Tbirch street and Tenth Sand 10 A. NJ aai
S:<S $40 and n r. NJ; aud Har< Haroad. Tweutv-
sixth street and Fourth avenue st II A. ~ and s6 r. H.
The - ~ train via iludscn River w! run suu6yA
r NJ train also attached sleeping every day szasc
ing Saturdays, which through Ogdsnsburx va -
W. and O. Railroad. without change
Sunday train Hudson River Head. New Yor Pouxh
keepse retnrn leaving York 50 a n, sn1 on
Harlem Road. ysecond Mnlsrton and return
Saving Ssw as'- wM W. A. vANpERsyrr Wa r,..,dsux
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
may IL, ISG7-1y.
T ALL RING,

<T|HF Subscfher having removed to.I.cou-
aIItown and taken the house between
the st re of Mr. lt. Vile and III dwelling OF
Mr. r. b. Bscoe, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he is prepared tc
execute all work in his line, Such rs CUT
TING, MAKING and II f p a RI \ q
CLOTHES at the shortest notice, in WORK
man-like manner and upon the mos f,yora-
bic terms. Having had an experience Of
over twenty-five year, in the TAILORING
BUSINESS, the subscriber hattcra imscl
that he viii bc able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may t.vor him with a call. IL
pledges prompt attention to all orders LET
with h:m and respectfully solici,s the pa;ro
mage Of hi, friends and the public.
G. w ARMAW GRITTY,
LcyAArltown, Nh.
may 1G, lSGS-Gme.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
N q ~ ('LT.

'g'IIF subscriber having permanently l"ra-
q ted himself opposite the Race Track.
Leonard Town, is prepared 10 do al kinds q
REPAIRING TO CARRIAGES, lw=aBs "
HCGGlES, &c, an,i vii! also >t-,,I - y y
MAX e and REPAIR CARTS " ~
and WAGONS At tha shortest n1iic" All
kinds Of BLACKSMITH WORK Will b,
done with n1atncSs and dispatch. Beng also
prepared xilh proner materials for ,NAKlNt;
ana }rriishing COFFINS, he viii give hi>
personal and prompt attention NlF'I
HEAKSE to FUNERALS in any part Of tx
county.
Charges will be moderate ami thc p2tro-
mage OF the public is respectfully solicited.
HOREISHOMN $3.50
BANDING WHEELS, 81.
Nt,.'t)lH
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
500 Ess,.VS tEsEs!

Will pay to any Doctor OF member of th'
Medc5. Fraternity the sum of 500 for any
compounu that p sse> Ses more medicinal vlr
tues and, curative powers than Alishler's llerl
BI,tcrs.
BENJAMIN NlSHLER, Proprietor
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

WARMERS ard Dealers are respectfully
3 referred to the above Fertilizers as beng
prepared il the best manner, Thoroughly fe'ia-
bIc and in every way calculated to give UNI
vcrsaI satisfaction. They are extensively
kroNn. being used with great snccess d"rn@
thc past six or seven years. We are cont
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive full return Tor Their outlay no'
onlyupon the crop manured herewith, pat
even for several years upon grass and othei
after crops. 90
80. Is Bowly' 5 Wharf, Baltimore, Md
June IS lSG6.-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
500 asaIyg7 ARD!

will pay $500 to the proprietor of any
medicine that can show greater number OF
genuine certificates of cures effected 10y it near
the place Whvre il is mace, than Mishlcr's
Herb Biter,---oi Primary Consumption, Dys-
pcpsia. Liver Complaint, Bloody Fax. DiAr-
rh4,a, Typhoid, Eemttcnt, Intermittent and
Bilious fevers Fever and Ague, Cnocra
Morttia. \ GLOW Jaundice ScrotuIa, Running
or Sore Legs, Cancer, Abscess Neural- ia ,
Rheumatism, Coughs. Colds, Cramp IN the
stomach, Chronic Diarrhua, Piles, letter,
Scald Head, Ophnoma or falling away sick
ness peculiar to children. LcuchorWA, Failing
ot the Womb, all distractions to the due
course Of nature in females all venerai ,lisca-
scs, and all complaints arising from impure
blood or weak and disorlered ,jatr Of the
Stomach. Liver or Kidneys. Certificates of
cures ot the Yellow Fever III .NcNlco. can also
be furnished Remember tit does no, cure,
,hc money viii to refunded by the p:oprlc-
tor.
B. MIsnIEE
For sale by VIM 4. I.okcr, Leonaldtown
may Is 1StI-3al.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
fruers I>1t at the .deana qes IN Ihhi"g Grain
WITH GEISERS PATENT,

a like the present, labor important that Farmers; who
u which nsitabE
,nyn machine II peculiarly
uclube
Witch notge
cr}tspc Illel morct ttar cleaned u
trei and quantity o"t The
nin one a eonanI"n the
June term mufS AryS
" wlcclsa Is
double Horse
CORN SlEl-
lkr>:G
Sofa kinds:
) MOORE Leonard Town, Md
u,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

II VILE h3> lately etlrneG from tie Ne.
Il YORK .,aI Baltimore markets >.ItA i large
Ill carefully setectti S;och new
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

May 9th. lS61-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15


Williamsburg, King, Co., Eew or
May ., le57-Iy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-31
Latest by Telegraph.
Gable Dispatches.

VIENNA, July 23-Evcning.- Great
preparations arc made here for the re-
ccption OF the Sultan. IF all the plans
are carried out, the ceremonies and les.
tiyities, during tho Sultan's stay hero,
will excel in grandeur and masnilicencc
anything he has met with in either
France or England.
TRIESTE, July 23-Evcnirs Tho
Imperial Frigale Navarro has sailed
from this port for Vera Cruz, with or.
dcrs to bring back from Mexico Tic re.
mans Of Maximilian.
PARIS July 23.-Thc French Gov.
} emment has prohibited the placing Of
any portion Of the Russian railroad loan
in the Paris marku.
Admiral FarrayuL has arrived in this
city. The United States Minister,
General Dis. gave Gte, to-day, in
honor OF the Admiral. A large number
Of American ladies and gentlemen were
present.
The Scotia takes out $l,5oo,ooo, in
specie.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2G.-Tho raft "Non-
parciP' has arrived All well.
LONDON, July 27.--Ex King Ohio, Of
Greece, died of measles
vienna, July 27. The Sultan has arriv-
cd aud is the guest Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
The official journal Of this city says il is
right and the interest Of Napoleon to enforce
tho treaty Of Prague. The same paper says
tho Car sen, " letter to the King of Prussia
TO tho sane effect.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-31
STEVENS HOUSE.
9l, %, IS 4 81 Broadway, New York,
Opposite Bowling Grccn,)
On tho European Plan.

UllE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and wide.
i ly known TO the travelling public. Tho
location is especially suitable TO merchants
and business men; it is in close proximity
to tho business part Of tho oty--is OH the
highway of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent TO tho principal Railroad and
Steamboat dcpots.
THE"STEVENS HOUSE has liberal nc :
comodation for over 800 gcsts--it is we'll
furnished, and possesses every modern i'm
provcnent for tho comfort md entertain
ment Of its inmates. Tho rooms arc spa.
cions and we'll ventilated provided with
gas and watcr---tho attendance is prompt
and rcspcctful-and tho table Is generously
provided with every dolicacy of tho season
AT moderate rates.
The roo.ns having been rcfurnishcd md
rcmodelcd, We nrc enabled 10 offer cxta IA
cilitics for the comfort and pleasure Of our
guests. GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
july 13-Gm Propriotors.
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Northern News,

WAsuINGToN, July 22.--Thc circular Of
the Republican Congressional Commit &c
says that they have twenty thousand South
crn names to whom papers and documents
oro regularly sent, and that only money is
needed TO carry the elections provided for
by Congress.
Tho Rev Chas. Banchcr, with whom Sur.
ratt was concealed in Canada, was on the
stand to-day. His evidence is that Surrait
knew nothing of his mothers danger.
Ruled out on motion Of the prosecution.
Father Banchcr's testimony was damaging
regarding DR. McMillan's truthfuncss
The defence closed, and prosecution com.
menccd robutting. 1t is hoped they will
close the evidence in two days
1t was Senator Upton who objected to
Grcclcy's being confirmed for the Austrian
mission No induccmcnt could cause him
to support bailor of JEFF Davis.
The treasury holds 81 ll7,o0o,000 of trca.
sure, whereof 81 ,000, 900 are gold ccriii.
Gates.
Internal Revenue to day S9Gj 900.
The Tribune considers Grcolcy'y nomina-
ticn as q joke on ,hc.par of Seward.
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South American News.

New ioRH, July 22--Thc Aspinwall
brings $l,llG,O00 in treasure
Bosoto vas quiet and Mosquira still pri-
soner.
The Bolivia Legislature refuses to nc
knowledge any other power than MoS0uira.
Political dscord in Chilli continues.
Cholera was Decreasing i'll Chill, nnl had
disappeared from the soabonrd republics.
The Peruvian Congress had dccrccd Il
continuance Of the Spanish w&r.
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A correspondent Of the Memphis Appcal
has just returned from q tour through Mis-.
sissppi His report is, in brief, that the
farmers of North Mississippi have devoted
thrcc-fourtbs of their land to brcadstutfs,
and that tho crop promises TO be largo that
tho cottou looks healthy, but suffers for
lack Of the hoe that in tho ncighborhood
of Jackson tho planters employ. German
laborcrs almost exclusively. nnl arc DC,
lighted with the change and that in Cen
tral and South Mississippi corn has had tho
lions share of attention, although cotton
and oats have been largely cultivated and
are looking we'll.
The following was communicated to tho
Society at Paris by Cnquccnt: "Put a
little sugar in common writing ink, and
with this, write on common writing paper,
sized as usual. When copy is required,
take some unsized parcr and moisten it
lightly with spungc and apply tho wet
paper to tho writing aud pass lightly over
tho unsizcd paper q moderately heated
iron aud a copy is Immediately produced !"
An Ohio paper says there is man
III Cleveland 50 mean tha, he sits on the
door.steps. Sunday, to save the wear OF
his pew cushions.
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An editor down South says he. would as
soon try togo TO sca'upom ashfng1e, mnke
II ladder Of fog, chase q streak Of lightning
through crab-apple orchard; swim up tho
rapids Of Niagra, raiso tho dead, stop tho
tongue Of IN old maid, or set Erie onfir9
With q wet matoli, as to stop lovers getting
marriedl when: they take it into thcir heads
TO do so.
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SIIEI.IFFS SALES.


DYVirtuc ofa Execution TO me directed
- and by permission Of Maj. Con. u. f.
Sickles, | will offer for sale Mt Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday in Au-
gust next, within the legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, tho fol-
lowing valuable Real Property. purchas-
crs TO pay for Titles.
One tract Of land, situate in Fairfield Dis
trict, i'll the State aforesaid, containing
Twenty five Hundred Acres, moro or less,
lying north Of Fairfield Court House, near
and on the track Of the Charlotte & s. G.
Railroad, bounded by lands of II. II. Eli
son, }. II. McAInster. II. A. Heron, Richard
Cathcart, John Weldon, Wm. Brice, Esq,
and others, levied upon rs tho property of
John Adgcr, at the suit of William II. Rob
crtson.
Il. w. OLLEVER, s. Ed.
Sherif's Office, 18th July, 1867.
july 13
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Platform Of tho Union Republican.

Gr,ll, r,ec,1
.Tk,, IN nr1,r - ,o,., ,bo l,,o,
,f o,r laval f,l,auc;t;zons n,',r,, w nnoo %
tu.l for carrv;nu ont thn nrov;s;on. =,
Congrc.. Cor ,Lo rostor,tinn of law md
orlnp ~ orr CO., ns ,.oIl .. e.. L"
ncocr o,I nrosnor,tv nr nur or,;ro
country wc Tho pnonIo of Snn,h Cnro,
I;na -, c lUInls 'n ~: -
orn,n;y,,;nn 70 Ln ,.nowm 90 ,ho
T19;n, Ronrll;c,n nortv of car,,, ra.o'
Ina
. 1,I,, ~ ,,,1;.
canno, i" M preserved, nnl"ss ;nI"ll;nnvce U"s
hn "cncrnlIy 1inneoJ nmono III 'lossra
we will Fl yor uniform, svs1cm IF Gcc
s,h,,,l, IA o.,,as.n,, ,..I,;.I l.u
opcn 10 al w '|
3 That wc will favor j;ber.l sve.
ten Of nub,ic ;nnrnvcmrn,s snnh &c
railoads, canals and other works and
also such = .vston, or ,wo,l;no o,,n ~
tracts for Tho sanc rs viii g;vn 81 o"r
rellow-ci,iucns an coual and r,ir chouco
to share in them.
4. That rs largo land mononol;os
tend on!y 10 make Tho ,irh mchor and
the poor poorer and arc r,inous 70 ,hr
oo,icult,r,) con,,,or,;,l All .no;a1 :,
tcrests of the Stale H., T,rr;sl,,nrr
should offer every practical ;ndnccmcn,
for the division and sale Of unoccnm,n,I
lands among the poorer classes .nl 80
an cncouraScmnnt 10 immicr,n,s ~ emf
tie in our State,
5. Thas the interests of tho State
demand revision OF thc nn,;rn cn1c
of laws and the c.oroon;z,,;on of ,hc
courts. .
6. That is inst and nronor th,t
taxes should hc ud yuz,,r,o ,nl nrn-
pol,ioncd to The nropcr,v Of ,lr c;t;.
zcns.
7. That Tho ballot bc;om ii, suros,
sa(,r,,ard OF The riohts or ihn c;,;yeny
M r2ccn,ivn ,nl om;slo,;yn oO;.nr, =
Tho Sto,n shon,I i" "nlac.aL Lm H. ,oo "
.n)e therefore
P,so7reI. That N opr on;,;o, .
nvrclv republican oov,rnmtnI !, n,;n y
tanned ouM nv mo,,nr nnr rrlo,. ~
sporsih,e lirrc,lv tn INA nnnnlo hr
frnnnnnt c,rc,;nn. ~, ~, H.
i.,,im, H.. ~. n,, 1"o
.,Ln,nf,r" ,,; D"' y '"' Fe'p'0 '''''Se'VeS
p.ao,., nv, -, y
,ond ~ ~ r"n, ""s t'o ..'.i"tG" - wv sun u
nLou, 10 Lc called hv ,bn Con,n,a,,I;uo -
General bc instructed 70 sn G,omn 80
n.w Cn,S,;,n,;nn ~ IT, " ,I, Io %''' ,""'s o"a
,n1 Cnnnc;l com,,ars ~ ,n'I Wv p a,'s'.-,',, . .,,o'
i;vcs ., ,Ln S.oto T'on;s,a,n,a @ m anl W,
s,hor,lina,o ooioor, nxnom. s", ,L,, ""E ~ n.'
Jndic;nrv nnnor,n,ont 4, % "nhoaor ~ Wv h,,
lhc ,cn,;i, ~ Ln;I ,hnr ros,oo';ma ~ e" q;
COS moi for two yoors I'M, ror ono vonr @
Ana ,hot IN ,ho ol,l.,;an - pno.;Ia,,
and v;cn pros;dnnt nr,In IN. ad So S'o,ns
rhoscr oyorv G,mr ,,oara w ~ a5, r5.,ay" "'e,,
.,hcv arc now IN oycrv n,hnr M ~ S,o,o m ;m
,br JJTon sh,Il ho cLoson Lu Lo
,ie dj,cc,7u and moi hv tho nombors y,
the Lcr;sjo,urc y
s That tho moor and dee,;,,to ,hoso
aged and in(irm nconls hons.lrs, ~ I'D
homeless, and past la,,or who lava nnno
to c; re for them, should be provi,led for
at The expense of the State and lbnt in
the reconstruction of our Government,
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On tho Opclousas Railroad, since the
overflow, tho engineer, on tho train fro
quently has TO blow his whistle to clear
The track Of alligators, as the track is tho
only thing above water for them to rest
on, for scvera! miles beyond gTigor,
vile. saEi 81 b. airfeHf 2H5 ls tHgN n
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Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, July 22..-Wc have a
weeks later dates from Mexico, but they arc
OF no Importance.
The Brownsville "Ranchcro" doubts the
report about the army Of observation under
Cortna. 1t publishes an extract from a
letter said TO have been written by Escobotlo
10 Gormcz, directing him to use every means
in his power 10 make the country Mexican; !;
and as all property IN the hands Of for.
cigncrs was acquired by Mexican misfor.
tunes he should take it, and if he have the
power, hunt them from the country. "My
NOTE" he says, els death to nil trangcrs
and there is no danger Of the Yankees in
terfcring with us so long rs tho Southern
States arc out of tho union. Besides, the
black men would side with us, and may at
any time pronounce against the whites.
Before we get through with tho Foreigners,
the Yankees will think We nro in earnest,
AID the time will come When their notablcs
will be begging for their own heads, instead
Of for those for the Austrinns."
Up to the 18th Marquee had not dscov-
cred some Of the adhcrcnts Of Maximilian,
said to bo concealed at the house Of the
British minister.
Diaz Ind ordered the capture Of all for
cign representatives who did not recognize
the Liberal Government.
Seven hundred Austrian prisoners had
been sent to Puebla, and twelve moro gen
erals had boon shot; among thcm Cttoro
and Castillo. Four coloncls had also been
shot.
Juarez has issued IN order for the convo.
cation Of Congress to elect q President.
Ortcga was in person ut Monterey.
Captain Freeman, Of the revenue cutter
Wilderness, who conveyed Madam Juarcz
TO Vera Cruz, says that the Liberals wore
quito Independent and saucy in that city.
The prussian Consul was conducting no.
goliations with tho Liberals for tho rcleaso
Of tho Austrian prisoners. st
Santa Anna was still alivo ut Campeaoby.
His captors were awaiting instructions from
the Liberal Government. Tho feeling is
that he will Individually be shot. Advices
via Ma!amoras arc 10 the samo effect
Great efforts arc being mado in Franco to
introduce engines and trains on common
roads. An invention Of NJ. Larmanjat is
said 10 have solved tho difficulty Of 1scend-
ing steep inclincs. When necessary, tho
two driving wheels are replaced by others
which reduce the speed from seven miles an
hour to about two. an engine on this
| principle hos been tried pretty extensively
! about Paris. 1t is reported TO have drawn;at
Auzerre truck carrying ono and n half
tons of goods and'twenty. persons UP
Il hill wih& rise Of eight feet in one hun
dred. The cost ofa journey Of seventy
miles was less than $;4. 1t is said that this
engine can be controlled and manWuvrcd
with great case. @gas. Ya4
G. G. BOWEN This individual whose ar.
rest and confinement in Castle .Pinckncy
| was clroniclcd in this ionrnal some woeks
since, has been released upon The payment
Of six hundred dollars. 1t IS understood
that This assessment was levied by. tho milf
tary authorities TO provide, for tho rounding
ofa'lrances mados by the freedmon. aud
which had not been paid, 4 CRaylcaioa Eouri-
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WHEREAS tho Plaintiff did on tho 17th
w day Of August, A.. u. 1866, flo hor
Declaration against the Defendant, who (as
it is said) is absent from and without tho
limits Of this State, having nciticr wife nor
Attorney known within Tho same, upon
whom copy might bo served
1t is therefore ordered, thut tho Defend
ant do appear and plead TO this Declaration
on or before tho 18th day of August, A. Dt
1867, otherwise final and absolute judgmcn.
will then be given and awarded for tho
Plaintiff, against him. ~aa
$. B. CLOWNEY, G., C. r.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District, s...l
August 18th, 1866.
aug 2l-txlc0m1y
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General Supcrintcndcnt'S Office.
l5fsS lsz:ffss $;.$SsS $s$}S k':@a !ssSfaA
CHARLOTTE s. S. @. RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, S. c., May ., 1867. .
0N and after SUNDAY, May 8, tho schc-
" aulo Of the Passenger Trains over
this road viii be as follows:
Leave Columbia 4: & 80 y. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte 1918 A. NJ
Leave Charlotte at 1920 a. NJ
Arrive ut Columbia C5O a. NJ.
Close connections arc made at Columbia
and Charlotte with tho mail trains on tho
North Carolina and South Carolina Rail.
ronds
THROUGH TICKETS arc sold at Colum
bin to Richmond, Va, Washington, b. G.,
Baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
Now York ci,y-giving choice ofroucs via
Portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets nre also sold at Charlotte
for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for rroiehL and
local passage, leaves Columbia at 7 n. m. i,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week, and charlotte on the same DAYS
and hour; arriving at Columbia and Char
lotto at 9 p. nj.
G. BOUKNIGHT,
Superintendent.
mny4
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RULE TO PLEAD.
The State OF South Carolina

Aho iot"Io vi CONIll CNrOnnle
4 Il L lie Id DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs.
Sailing Wolfo.
tho Plaintiff did on tho 18th
w lay of November, A. D.. 1865 Mo
his declaration against the Defendant who,
(as II Is raid) is absent from md without
tho limits Of this State and has neither wifo
nor attorney known within tho samo upon
whom copy of the sold declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said De-
fonlant do appear md plead to the said
declaration on or before tho l4th dny of No.
vcmbcr, A. d. 1867, otherwise final and abb
soluto judgment will then DO given and
awarded for tho Plaintiff against him.
s. Is. CLOWNEY, G. C.P.
Clerk sOflice, Fairfield District t6
18th November 1896 nov 1e3m1y
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RULE TO PLEAD.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
a. s. Gaillard, Assignee, Declaration
vs.. in
Sailing Wolfe. Attachment.
NTHEREAS tho Plaintiff in this action
w did on this day file his Declaration
ngaint Sailing Wolfe the Defendant who is
absent from and without tho limits Of this
State, (as 1t is said.) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom n
copy of tho above Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may lie served: 1t is there
fore in pursuance of the Act Of the General
Assembly Of the State in such cnsos made
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto on or before tho 9th day
Of October, a. D. 1867, or otherwise final
and Acknowledgements will DO then given
and awarded against him.
S. Is. CLOWNEY. G. c. P.
Clerks Office,
Winnshoro, $. G., Goth Oct, 1866.
oct 27--1e3mly
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-20
From the New Orleans Bee.
Translation.)


We would direct the special attention of
those suffering from diseases Of the throat and
lungs to Dr. Hunters letter in another column.
The writings Of this physician have excited
much interest in this country, and he has ac-
quired q reputation in the large cities north Of
us surprising that Of any other physician. This
letter is the first Of a series which he intends to
publish, and this correspondence will. undoubt-
edly, be interesting and instructive TO many.
All are aware Of the fearful mortality resulting
from CONSTITUTION. and there are probably few
families in this city that have not been visited
by il. and the mortuary reports show that it is
increasing. The statistics Of the mortality Of
the city Of Paris for the year ls66 prove that.
exclusive of those who died Of cholera, nearly
oNE-BALF Of the deaths resulted from diseases
Of the lungs. The mortality in our city is pro-
badly not so great, butts increasing in an alarm
ins manner. and it becomes all 10 examine
closely every means which promise 60 prevent
or remedy 40 great a destroyer, particularly
when coming from a physician Of DR.. Hunters
reputation and experience.
DIR. Hunter has foryears devoted his exclusive
attention TO the study aud treatment Of diseases
of the head throat. lungs and heart, and has
established an enviable reputation by his skill
and success in their treatment. and We trust has
efforts in tkis city. where he has established his
home. will b. as satisfactory as they have here
tofore been However skepticai the reader may
be upon the subject Of the durability of Con-
sumption. he cannot doubt or dispute that 1t
may be prevented by remedying in time those
diseases which produce it.