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>ssr STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLLIE
TON DISTRICT 2. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, ordina-
ry-Whereas B. STOKES. Commissions In Equity, rrnde
suit 70 meto grant him Letters Of Administration with
INC VIII annexed, Of the derect estate and effects Of
JOHN o. RANDERs These are therefore to cite and la
nontsh al and angular the kindred ma creditors Of the
aad JOHN SANDERS Late Of colleton District deceased
that they be and appear before me- the Court Of Ord
to be held at Walterbo1o Monday the 18th day
OF February nen after publication hereof at O'Clock
N the forenoon to show eause. If any they have why
tne said administration should not be granted.
esen under my band this 7th day Of January, Ammo
= Domini' 1887. :sRsALIAN WILLIS. o. D.
'anuarys ~ a, the
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50 NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL

a| NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
MAIN CHARLEsToN.-BooRs Of of:subscription to the
Capital Stock OF this Bank, amounting $500 600 (dvid
ed into 5000 shares Of 500 each with privilege of in
crease to an amount not exceeding ooo viii be
opened at the Book Store OF r. g. G. CouRrEsAg, No
Broad street. on Monday. tho nth Instant from 10
o'clock n to O'Clock p H. and continue open every
day during the same hours until Saturday, tho 18th inst
inclusive unless the requisite Stock be sooner
subscrbed Five ls5 Dollars per Share viii be required
at the time Of subscription and the remainder in such
instruments as ay be called for by tho Board Of Drec-
tora @ -
xHEEzMa %4IIzM 3: #Hh1SEs. #RHa19as Commissioners.
NJ D. STROBEL, ,.4#a,si~ '---- -
. February 4. :t$.-. .aEs,s, ! iFgS@ 5 a M
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r All r OAD S .

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the above institutions, WIN be held tn the City Of
ON tie Second Tuesday in February next
18th dny OF E. at month. 5SIIl'E' "a =. = No.
Piaceof Meeting-Hall Of the Southwestern Railroad
RI hour Of fconveping--11 O'Clock A. NJ st5c5a .gs
On tho day Observation-Disclosures the 13th-there
wall be an election held at the place. between tho
hours OF IA II. and p. NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
F 0F TIE RAILROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN DE-
committee to verify proxies viii attend. 4 a .$ Ia
STOCKHOLDERS VIII be passed, as usun over the Road
to and from the meeting, free of charge In accorance
with the Resolution Of the Convention Of 1854. IN
Al this meeting w1n be taken for action. according
to rule the following proposed additional Bylaw:
Board shall hold four quarterly meetings during
tie year and such meetings as SHAH be specially called
there ahan be Executive Committee who shall Le M
hordzed TO conduct the business Of the Company The
Charleston. .,s S "a, n J. r EMERY secretar- ~
ia unry 4 - = " ::,:: - t1Bb .
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Florida Items.

SMASH UP.-There was smash upon the Pensa-
cola and Georgia Railroad on Tuesday, as tie train
was going East, by. which seven box cars were
broken up. several Of them being literally knocked
into pi.s The accident happened at simkins' Turn
Out, and was caused by deSective truck: ).
[Floridian.
reemes onRs so %acR * ae &
subject Of remark by our citizens, and there are
no complaints against them now. We learn that
this Rat dSs1sble Ss 1s sts Of
Flint who has not failed to punish All Offenders
whose guilt has been satisfactorily established. We
rnas y y ms desre TO pleXsnt en-
the trospss 1s sssaS saaG ftesns eS
adopted viii secure that end.-l6tE
AInAnT. AND Qupsey srAaz IdsE.-We can as
proprieters of this Inc, @ Messls WiieSt sda
& Hill, use their utmost endeavors to accommodate
schedule time s made Nth the
instance OF deviation during the past year. 80
vs.. ss;.r.S1s ~: : tR.rt,1cy COMMONWEALTH. 4
NEW EHrEapR1sE.: We hear it reported that par.
Swamp es q Raresd snd S9ggy
on the Atlantic and Gulf road, Ga, with the view
of testing the greeteabiity Of building branch
fess nsnssa rseyed hoas rs
9iS5 q s. i
tween fernandina a aud 1ndian RiYet otast. Angus
tine Also, there has recently been organized
Land and Emigration Company, with head centre
at Tennessee. .tl
b ws ere glad Of every 81 such indication Of an awak
enng to the Importance Of activity for the Eeestab
Ashrnent OF our interests and are as often remind
ea OF our own supineness. That while our siate1
cities are thus activeS We are, mia raanner passive
and so fnr from increasing, are likely tol1avamors
or less or the Present business drawn o6a etlhfee
directions and which, we venture to ASSERT might
OF o. through, line .ot steamers to New York.
word tethe wise is sufficient. Fb,1da 7spaes.s. .,
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a% THE PEOPLES NATIONAL, RANK
CHARLESTON, s. c., January g. 1se7-The Board OF
Directors have determined to increase the Capital Of this
Bank. & 1G-'@ -'--
Stock can be Ind on application to
January % tuth a. g. LopER, Cashier
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aS-NoTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS WTFF- or
WILLIAM 3. DOUGLAS now residing st No. Kina
street. and carrying on tho retail business give noce
tnat IN one month from the date hereof will act Is
eoLE 1hADEk. k. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY sTH, 1857. limo l. J,nro~a
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R9-WE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOnNcF
e. NJ WHITING, Esq, as a candidate tor sber,,r ~
Charleston 1udiciaN District at the nert election.
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- oTI G E.--THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application viii be made for 7enews1 the follow
ing Certificates Stock OF South Carolina and
aIsoof Road Half Shares
\ DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee Of F. h. BIAKE-No, 1928
dated 18th February 1885, shares NO r. dated s1st
March, 1860. Half Shares 49,, S-'
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee of a. I. BLAKE-No 1904.
dated 1eth February, 1885, Shares No. 49, dated s1s
March, 1890, HALF Shares. 1a1nos February =
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Congressional.

hrmations by the Senate, are ERNEST M Bou11aSY
Collector Of the Second District of Louisiana; JNo
FRIEND, Tax Commissioner Of Florida There
were thirty-eght reflections by the Senate. -Four
Executive communications were received and laid
upon the table, IA f&
Mr.. SUMNER presented petitions from citizens oi
South Carolina and Arkansas, asking for the es-
tabl:shment Of loyal governments, which were re-
ferred to the Committee on Reconstruction.
The Tenure of Office Bill then came up for dis
cussion, and the Senate disagreed to an amend
ment which includes cabinet officers, and adjourn
ed after executive session. @
The House was engaged on business Of local
character. a communication from the Secretary
Of State states that he has been authenticaIly no
tilted of the adoption Of the Constitutional Amend
ment by five States. - ts
The Bill, instructing the Clerk Of the House to
include on the roll only States now represented,
was passes II s;s (: y.# -.
The Civil Service Bill, providing three commits
sioners to examine candidates for Office was tabled
by vote of II to 81. ''5;- s'
Mr. STEVENS, from the Reconstruction Commit
tee, reported Bill for the more efficient govern
rnent Of the insurrectionary States. The preamble
reiterates the old story Of the nuty Of the present
governments, and the necessity ofnew ones for the
protection Of the rights Of loyalists. The Bill
dlVldes Gne bG2tes 1nto M1ntary DlsGr1cts-VTS1nla
constituting The hrst; North and South Carolina
the seconds Georgia. Alabama and Florida, the
third; Mississippi and Arkansas the fourth; Louisi
and Tezas.the 18th. An officer not .undar tho
rank Of General to be appointed BY: the
Genera1.hh: Chief of the al army, should command
each district. The District Comman der, VIXEN ne
cessary shall organize Military Commissions.
The United States Courts may issue writs Of
habeas corpus in certain cases., when they have
the e. dorsement of . commisfsoped officer Of the
United States. Sentences affecting life and liberty
are to be approved by the Commander Of the Dis
trict. The Indications are that Mr. STEVENS viii
press the Bill to Vote tomorrow The House
then adjourned. ,,t4afS:i iE E.3
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no no. rdsk Of blePg No except
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable DISPATCHES.

BERLIN, February 5.--The Duko OF Flanders,
heir to the Belgian throne, is about to marry the
Princess HoHENzoILERN. %
LONDON, February 5-During the delivery OF
the Queens speech the people cried 'tReforml" !.
LONDON, February 5-Evening 80 Ills;
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LIVERPOOL, February 5-Evening- Cotton closed
irregular and inactive; Middhng Uplands 14ac
Midding Orleans 1870; Manchester trade dull and
lower. Breadstuffs less firm, and prices tend
downward -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ So THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE AppIT.
CAI1ON will be made for renewal OF all Certificates in
home Loan and Building Association standing in names
OF following the samc having been lost:
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hary IL has the follow.

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sious liberty That the cause temporal soY.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-21
SMITH g. ROBERTS,
DODGEYILLE, WIS.

FOR NON RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE OF
Urine, irritation, inflammation, or liberation of the
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stone in the BLADDER calculus gravel or brick dust de-
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dropscal swellings, Helmbold's Fluid extract
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GENERAL AGENTS.

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friends patronage received they respectfully ask continuance the
honorable DEALING their
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ale for the first time in America.
They have been Ike, in comparative obscurity,
from the fact that the originator, DR.. Vepeau,
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conscientious principles, and has Withheld Thorn
from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Failing
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To married ladies AMI young girls who have
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They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
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CAUTION - Married ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
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u miscarriage.
These Pills are entirely safe, under all cIrcum.
stances, being composed entirely of substances
from the vegctab C kingdom.
Each hox has the coat Of arms for the city OF
Paris stamped on the box, with the words ''Trnde
Mark in French, to counterfeit which is
nistlemcanpr, and NIL persons will be dealt with
recording 30 law
Full directions accompany each box.
Lnle< ctn obtain hex. scaled from the eYes
of the curl GUS by enclosing dollar and sf1 RED
postage stamps to M. W. MAC0MBER, general
agent for the United States and Canadas, Albany
New York, or to any authorized agent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-21

IIELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and yigor to the frame, and bloom to the pald
cheek. Debility 10 accompanied by many alarming
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Peculiar to this machine is its elegance of model
and fnish its rotating motion, adjustable bearings,
glass cloth presser unequaled hemmer speed ease
operation and quietness of movement. This machine
operates equally well upon every grade of textile
ric from the heaviest beavers to the delicate
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and durable, with great economy of thread, either
silk, linen or cotton Plain stitching hemmng fell
and binding are executed without marking or bast-
ing 1t has the "Bruin attachment - for embroidery
also button hole attachment.
This celebrated machine may be seen at Wheeler &
Co.'s store in this village. Call and see it before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices range from sos to $2l5
according to style and finish.
Dodgeville, December 81, 1866. 15-tf
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...d.es. Eake Particular Notice.
he REAL VEI,pEAU FEMALE PILLS.

THESE PILLS,
l. so celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irrcgu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice of abortion,
nre now offered for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY Sept 0, 1857.
The Constitutional Convention recouvened at seven
O'Clock.
Mr. FoIexR presented q remonsrance Of the Trustees
of Hobart College against the abolition OF the Board Of
Regents OF the University.
Mr. HATCH moved that the Committee on Finance be
requested inquire into the expedency Of introducing
into the financial article section as follows.--
After the repayment OF all the advances Of the State
and upon the for the and
maintenance said canal. greater toll sha
ever after be charged levied upon said canals than shall
be sufficient for their ordinary repairs and further improve
ments.
Mr.. HATCH urged the adoption OF such an article as
that would prove highly beneficial the interests
OF people, and as an example in the direction OF
free trade that would place New York in an enviable
position as compared with New Jersey and other sister
States.
The PRESIDENT announced Messrs Axtell, Hiscock,
Reynolds, Hinchman and Armstrong the committee to
consider the expediency of making constitutional
provision requiring the Legislature to provide by law
for the Of the disabled soldiers Of the
State.
The Committee of the Whole resumed the consdera
ton of the report Of the Committees Finance and
Canals, and Mr. Barnard, Of New York spoke ut length
in revew of the history Of the canals and in con-
domination Of their acknowledgement, exposed by the
recent investigation Of the Senate Select Committee.
Adjourued
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BOSTON AND ROxBVRY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

The Two Citiesi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
creases Her Population 10000, and Be-
comes the Fourth City In the Union.
BoeroS, Sept, o, ls67,l
1880 O'Clock y. h.
For fifteen consecutive years the subject OF uniting
Roxbury 10 Boston has been vigorously agi,ated To-
day tho measure has been contaminated, the much
vexed question settled and the annexatonists OF both
cities have spent the evening In forms Of reoic
ing The voting both cities was very light and the
result In favor Of Is about what expected
Boston gave 627 In against opposition Of 05e
and Roxbuy sent s32 for TO 500 against Previous 10
annexation Boston VIC sxth city in population In
the United States. Now II Ia the fourth, taking rank
next 70 Brooklyn, having BY the vote to-day, which
takes full effect on the LIST Of January increased from
240, 600 10 40 600 inhabitants
After the othcal announcement bad been made this
evening there was large gathering OF Bostonians
aud RoSbury citizens In front Of the Norfolk House,
the latter city, where they manifested their appreciation
in various ways band OF music marched through the
gra,uatory speeches made the lsl and open air.
and there was general rejoicing everywhere among the
apnexatenisss.
Those VINO compose the minority and opposition will
Il Il ruuored test the constuonaity Of the act In the
sunrens }oat .stng The ground ina. the Legislature
lad no right in passas The Annexation law 10 provide
for IFS being submitted - the people 10 also stated
that those Who favored and aaye csrred tho annsxaon
measure have consulted eminst coSnsci and have NO
fears Of the result the matter 10 L'oug' w 10 COURT
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JOHN W. STEVENSON, ACTING GaWRnos Of KENTUCKY.

The constitution Of Kentucky provides that in the
Of the death Of the Governor occurring during the
first years Of his term the Chief Justice Of the state
shall issue order for the election Of Governor, TO
be held the first Monday Of the August following.
In tho meantime the duties apperainng to tae Office
devove upon the Lieutenant Governor, and make him
the virtual Governor until election Is held Such
being the case the Hon. John W. Stevenson Will be
acting Executive OF Kentucky for twelve months TO
come. He Is native OF Richmond, Va, and
graduate Of the University OF Virginia. lie studied
law, and after being admitted TO the
bar removed TO Coving,on, Ky. In Is4l, where he
practised his profession with much success. From
lS45 TO lS47 he was member OF the State Legislature,
and in 1s4e was one OF the prominent delegates
ia the Kentucky Constitutional Convention. He 1ed
various other State Offices until 1856 when he was
elected TO the Thirty 9th Congress, and served
member OF the Committee on Elections In 1859 he
elected serving the same committe. During
the rebellion NJ Stevenson IL said to have
with the south, although he took no personal part In
the war. Like the late Governor Helm, no is demo-
crat Of pronounced sentiments, firm believer in the
doctrine Of state rights and bitter opponent OF rad
cal SIN. He is nevertheless man OF decides abilities
aud OF great trmness Of character and possesses con-
siderable influence In Kentucky.