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White Mans Party,

Gov. Bragg secuted the idea, in his speech
on Saturday last, that he was for a white
mans party. Let us see how this is intprae-
tice iIs-s' & e -
Ever since it was ascertained that the col
ored people would vote the Republican tick
ct, the Rebel leaders have been warning
them that if they did SO they would array
themselves against the white people e-that
the result would be a war of races. and the
determination of the colored people or their
expulsion from the country If the colored
people will vote with the Southern leaders
twill all be nght-there will be no war Of
races; but if they decline to do this, and
vote as their judgment and consciences die
tate, a war is to he the result, and they are
to be murdered or driven from the country
We eleave it to all itair-minded persons to
say if this is not correct statement of the
proposition. 10 e.
This being the case, who is forming the
white mans party2 Who but Gov. Bragg
and his friends9 tits true, there would be
nomhitc mans party if the colored people
would surrender their right Of thought and
action, and vote with these Southern lead
ers; hut they are not going to do that, and
50, as'the wolf picked the quarrel with the
lamb and devoured it, these leaders are go
ing to-serve the coloreds people the same
way. No.natter where the colored people
drink ofthe-stream of liberty, these leaders
say they muddy the water, ( II ). -.
There wereaight officers of the meeting ON
Saturdayllast, including tile committee. Did
Gov. Bragg, cr,any one, offer one Of these
positionsao a coIored mana Surely, if they
had been so disposed, they could have found,
one eolcred man RHO would have acted
But no. -Tliis iitlinot suit their purpose
They hoid'saiite ,lssetings, and practically
form 'daite party, ,.aed then, like the wolf,
reproaehing theslamh, ,they turn round and
blame the coIorell people forIit, and predict
alYar of races as the result, Ifa war Of
races should occur it tsriiiI Be owing to the
conduct ofithess veryIrsbel. leaders, and we
warn warn themsthatit willlbsInlore disastrous ID
.nen ,Ir rthantthe late fsBsIIsh They might
NIL lew poor negroes in the beginning
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H0MISETNG REPUBLICAN CoKgESfION HELD
AT GOLDSB0RO,, WAYNE COUNTY.

All G0LDSB0RO', WAhAE COUNTY
Persnant to public notice given, the Re
publican County Convention met at the new
/ Town Hall, in i Gosdsboro'. on Thursday,
Oct 10th, 1867, at III o'clock, A. MI, and
was called to order. by John Robinson, ESQ.
On motion, Johni T. Pearson, Esq, was ap-
pointed .permsnent Chairman, al and 4. James E.
| O'Hara and E. Copeland, Secretaries. The
explained the object of the 81 jiileetipgs " s,a
James ?, Q'Hsra 4 made q; few brief and
pertinent remarks .,..l.,s ~ .e.,s..
La On motion, the roll Of the various election
precincts was called and the following dele
gates presented themselves .s,..issssss.i
Stony Creek Stephen Howell, n. r. Per
kins, Tlos. Grumpler, John Thomas, William
Howell, Henry Sanls. !. s.i .i..,.ai.s.
s., .Nalunta =; Michael Edserton, j. d. Edg-
erton, Stephen Sutton, David Artist, -, sas;o
Pikeoille, Anderson Deans, Jonathan
I Pierson, 3. 3. Wigs, Mlcajah Pike. i,,I,
1sf, FORKS g tfe, yRSsfi1 HillisfI4 CATE F g.
Copeland Richard dl TlhpmPsfpan, Hardy Gray
pagais u.s. Jaht Ohm Exsaaan, irving ia Lewis sf 81
SeulstoH51 J''llhln sheFard Lafayette
Mem H0De. e.-W Rest A'Hvnee. W Whit.
1 lev s';2t ~ z ''srp ~ 'E'3
soro M.Jobn W IN Robbi;nnsoinl il Il fi Hara
Ia Jordan, D. Hicks, Henry M Safti6, ii,l &, Daw'
sott I,, rds ~ f lfir4Rsas. H.. gges es,n;9f6 aifrsd
IIolisn,an 'fSss. i'f
Hc III, NJ Wasi,;;n,o-
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ing gentlemen as f9nstitutins tg SAID commit
vi K, 1d s3bas 3.d1alt III q astn tn S{ds
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I :. r Alter an absence of fifteen minutes. the
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Letters to the late Rebel Meeting in this
City---Gov. Graham against a Conyen-

Clty-.-UOVs OEuudM dS dAnSt SOuyCAs
ton! 1, Z, ~. ~. !
We publish to day several letters address;
ed to the late Rebel orsoicalled Conserve
tive meeting in this City, the leading one of
which is from Hon. William A. Graham, Of
the County of Orange. s5ssiIs,a,e.
1t willb seen that Gov Graham takes
ground openly and boldly against colored
suffrage, and against cJiitsntien. lSis g :.
We haveno time before goiigg to press to
notice at length any of the positions taken
by Mr.. Graham. We will merely observe
that he totally misapprehends the situation
of the Southern States, when he speaks of
them as entitled to the same rights and priv
ileges with Pennsylvania and Ohio. L His
entire argument Is based on this 5rnisappre-
hension, and therefore falls to the ground. =
We regret to see Gov. Graham going out
of his way to assail the motives and the In
tegrity of some of his political opponents
This is new feature in his character, and is
strong proof of the desperate condition Of
his party ssff. .sians, III ais1lsfif 5
I'VE will only add to-day, that this new
and bold movement by the recognized leader
of the secessionists of this State, renders it
indispensable that every well-disposed citi-
zen, and especially every Republican, should
exert himself to the uttermost to ensure a
Convention. The secessionists are now
openly in the field against reconstruction,
an4 will defeat 1t if they can. asyik y.
The letter from our friend and neighbor,
Mr.. Moore, is political queerity. Mr..
Moore takes ground for a Convention, but
makes an injurious reflection on the only
party avowedly for it, and through whose in
strunentality alone it can be called. We
assure Mr.. Moore he has done great injus-
tice to thelate Republican State Convention,
but We believe he has not done this inten-
tionally. We are prepared to bear this injus-
tiee. if he viii throw all his weight as a cit
izen for Convention. and against those
public men who are striving to defeat it.
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RECONSTRUCTION MEETING in CATAWBA

h sSfSisfs.a is.s.i; s.f 81 For the Standard.
RECONSTRUCTION MEETING In CATAwBA.
Y In accordance with d previous notice, the
citizens of Catawba, County, met in Newton
on tie 5tll inst, to devise some plan for the "
consolidation Of the Union elements Of the !
County, SO that the present programme of
Congress might be carried out triumphantly,
believing it to be our only alternative for an
early and peaceful restoration to the Union.
g The meeting was organized by calling R.
B, Houstin, Esq. to the chair. Mr.. HOustin
after expressing his appreciation Of the hon
or conferred upon him, proceeded to state
the object of the meeting. He said it was
nothing more than an honorable effort to
unite the Union clements of the County 1t
was for the purpose Of getting at some gen.
eral understanding so we might, on some,
permanent basis, which, both parties Cunser-
.seryative and Republican,, could unite and
carry the Couty for Convention. .-ssrss )
RI The chairman then ssppointed Dr. qeo. c.
McNeill and w. II. Lawrence, Secretaries,
and the, following gentlemen. to draft resolu-
tons; viz DIR. J. J. Mott, j, Pitts, D.. Bar
finger, Bartlett Killiang whites, and IWilsnn
Smyre, colvred. i-s 81 ~ 80 3sssS zfofs6 {
Jasper Wilson was called upon to address
1.-The meeting, while the committee on resolu-
) stions had retired. and qcame forward and
i spoke the yilifcationl which be had re-
ceived+ iJohnson's policy--wsrof races.2
,i,; :. ~; III Sn.n;
Z !, ,a,,s,v III h,tsd : 'sss.i'1f's s,s,se Hs
i1 st.,,ly,.ss ss,t : :. !, /,
.r AEEkE, Etl..A - la? pSsn s'.a0
tHis u Aeetlng neHl ~ sgy w ~
Ucs; osn. lsGt' Y % i ssGsss pige ?na in
,oi sS : & .H.,s
eSss;o tIat q ahS H. az E ~ + bsauI
s AZ ~ Z : - 80
Z. Aepsi =" .n,s uheSA i's1s' .si'1 os.o4
4. Rssotsed, That we, Of US assembled 40
deny that this ls 50, and do c0rflially lnyite'
all who are favorable to reconstruction by
Congress, to meet With Us 9a,next, snpoint-
t ted Gay and unite With qs IN an honest at
tempt to save the country. .fsl !,
We are epp0sed ltos cdnfsoation,
saudtothes further dis4fanchsement Of any
individual far his political opinion or politi-,
gcai acts oh,.,a I. as.s.,. I -s!,ssI. &, p
| orthe lpeopleofe eHtawba, explaining the OBJ:
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sIibsrty J.,1s,1,,, On
fief RALEIGH, & IN. G., WEDNESDAY,.

81. .s..4s.k ~ ,:.-...-..-..
gsi anu y - e ,iad ~ I onnerbsaa on
Johnson man, who would h}nderreconstrnc-
ton, who would ldemoiAlise the army, who
would sanction fraudulent and bogus claims
81 ts nenes, ,; noprlng rePloacn genelally upon
s t.s;s,t. s Sos;tiT n md mi
aifits responsibiifrfes. .unr. MS acrion.hatf the
9concunenceA fofn Mr. Stanton. Indeed, mo
steps were taken IA that whole business ex-
hso spG
Under such circumstance t6e iOyal men OF
the country would Have had good icause to
icensnre Gen, Grant bad he refused the
Pos,'lon. fne very men wn9 haa eehsulea
been censnr;no him 1ora for NOT -takino Il
They. would lave said that protesting to be
in sympathy with the ioyal men and in
.asoa oi rvcons.[uc'a NJ sarash ,tsir s Tue
which he could have been Of iSsstimable &
servioeIto the country, and by such refusal
the War Department went into the hands Of
enemy ias Ssnssa WANTS ANTS no 1'nea sa
furnished bv his record when Il shalrssg the
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voting---Tickets.

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Fial e voting..-Tickets. saS,q
It win be wen to bear in mind that under
the supplemental act Of March 3, 1857,
"those voting in favor of a Convention shall
have written or printed on the ballots sby
which they Vote for delegates, the Words
.sFora Convention" and those voting against
such Convention shall have written OF
printed on such ballots the words, f Against
d Convention" So the voter is to have but
one ticket. On one side must be the name
or names, of the candid dates, and on The other
side the words above given, Fora Conyen-
ton, and~ Against Convention.ns 1t is
well to be careful 1t! will not do to have
on the ticket the word Coneention, or the
words No Conusntioas, as such a vote might
not be counted. The law will no doubt, be
adhered to strictly e sl97oie zli'i.1 sdi loi
| 1t is thought the election win take place
about the 2Oth Of, November, It may bea
fewldays later. q al!i l,aF 5iaiiiHll. 3li io
Tie attention Of our Republican friends
is called to these facts. = ~ ~ t'l7f4 2
We are prepared to print tickets for can
didates with theswords, 4 For a Convention"
on tile back of 'theni They will.be furnish.
ed at So per thousand They could be afforl
ues loi ''ss n'ure!, 'Hs -. e 10y 'nes
printing On po.n s'ues si''0'.sA.'a.o' -l''i "na' =
calleu sn ooup'e '5 press-worA, WOE anu eIe postage
nus' au y p,ep'f = i'''p p - ~ D:,s ,ls 81
onss "t.A .Ae S'sA' 'tA .'e s'.As'S ~, -
p'omps.s ioiMalusu pussas' paw "e n.es
uesl.e . pus on ..no .oA9.s, ~ Mns =
'ls y - U 80 l1.1.HN ~ 81
f't41, II rR,owrn,,o a.. Z o now having hid
day, but it will be short one-and, ,tiien (?
Let him him and his his kind cd beware Pr |
William G. Brownlow is q patriot, the
latchet of whose shoes rebels and traitors are
not fitito u,ioose. BE viii have : his day"
.t .n ;,, 80 o,,,, IL, L., ,a,, ~.
'ns t,'s,ss' "" - s. WV = P.s ~, ~
ad3 - p,,'su ''u - - IN ',,o.s
asGi ou .. ,l' ~. H 80
T,u it ~ You have rs. good Am onnortunity
now as vou will ever have for. we tell Won
sla' ina H tue @ u 'ils 0lase wiii 30 80
curely cage Tue OeVll q t,eoeillon @ tnas aH ne M
arr provok;nu nu,n;saaeut for vourself and
your irlenes' anu = no.in nl else WIN WIN ao you
i Will get IT, You deserve IL. You anu YOUR
sa set are tr;t;no ; with the = I. a. ona n;m;tv II
great and good government. and the day is
not distant, II you persist IN your course,
W. ~ W. = N't''.s' ,aao aa. % 90 20 4,
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!, iilgas aslprene Court Of Pennsylvania
! !" !. The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania will
now. stand Read. Agnew, and Strong, who
have voted with the Republicans and
! Thompson and Sharswood, Democrats
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SonsEll'TlHlNG sll'l NEW

PiIOTOGRAPH BIBLES. ~. 7,ieu .'i.. gsi5
DliR . Stuart q Ffeemason's Manual. 5sf
III nniifiaIIs Davis o. Traitor?
4 Dr.: Liyingstone's Travels and Expeditions in
- u South Africa illustrated. .sSg
Dictionary OF the Bible-I Illustrated &c, Nc.
All Just TO hand at Fentrcss' corner, oatahow
II -. (, .BRANsON, FARRAs q 90,
I Raleigh, june a. 1867. ~ .1 sktf
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ID NheD6D1lG1l1tb ~ thsCarel|narFss.
tJpNA0Ii 1BillAYI IcoNcERN: 1.-THE UN-
"a ban0bylg gives uotieesf BY apRcint-
,mest - vxsSlsRee ~ 7Geo IL coKE J. 4 EAlus,
,sp6 & 81 b lf5q !; q ths Comfy 9 y oAoSsn,
q. Htls1I17 sss6d Jsln q fkntNo ofek ftAs Ooun-
SO sdiadee7 (1an]rupls surQ0 their own ,poti-
fion9 81 lie DIe6 ld Cont d ~ D1gtifk
Z isst 3 e I '' ss-a.
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THE DELEGATES NOMINATED By THE Re-
IngDg PUBBICANS Of WAYNE COUNTY. si

i:. JJesse Howell F,st, Il man nan weyy known
nv ajmost every nan sl, II Il tba onntv and one
%bosa s nstr;ot;sn it'' trnibfniness and Ioyaltv
cannot be onesfsoned MI Ho veil belongs
to tiiat phi1anthropic sect known amongst us
as Quakers or Friends, and in the darkest
honr ~ onnression WAS alwavs found true to
the un;on and alwavs. w. advocated y. the RIGHTS
Of of man ny We @ ave as snre that there ;s not not man
in the Comfy that wonld have suited the,
neanle better n lines Ike these we need
pvgp MEN fsna onjv sncb men ID arcl actuated
from from a nr;nc;nles s S'S'' 49, = ''''S
m; Hiram r. Grant na,e of tbe n 4 ARMY
4 man whose stsrI;no % I,o worth u "a well known
P bv every intellioent' business man Of Wayne
oConntv His Iovnlty and ratriotism cannot.
be- ] do1bted When traiterous % hands threat.
ened 10 trail the glorious stars and stripes ina
the dust. he left his happy New England
home Gin Connecticut) and d exposed hisslifeI
for the DreservAt:on of the UniOn and after
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DIsTKICr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT C0URT OF Tue UNITED sbIATES'
= - Z. FoR TIE DISTRICT OF ALBEsdsALE.
z VIZ. " Hit!si 4. iHssssSs. q and 4. ,.s,s,. .,
~ Th0ss W. Knight,
Bankrupts. L--.
ITO WHOM III MAY COM ERN This IS
!. II To give poticeof my appoip nent as Assignee
! Of WM. II. HAPPER aud THoM w. KNIGHT, of
Tyrreif county, N. C., who ha been adjudged
Babkrupts, upon their own pc ton, by the Dis
81 i'-is'-.4sf, d EPHRAIM Ugh, Assignee.
: Oct. 10, 1867, & s. g, sa-1awSw.
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d, DR.. Levi Silliman Ives, formerly Bishop of
North.C .Carolina, died few days since In
New York, aged II years. Esp ~ IN

III
RALEIGH d CASTOR R, R-NEw ScHED-
UIE.--A new schedule goes into operation
on this Road to-day. The mail train, going
North, will leave at 1910, o'clock, A. M as
at present, and reach Weldon at 315 F. M.
Coming South, it will leave Weldon at i10:45
A. NJ. and arrive here at 8:5} P. NJ This
arrangement suits the press admirably, and,
doubtless will please the public We learn
that the schedule on the Central Rpad will
be made to conform at once to the, above.
Democratic Tactics in Pennsyivania.
|h!s The Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee OF Pennsylvania issued
circular just before the election, urging his
agents to be very active and not to spare
money, Or words to1tIlat purposel He said
Ito each Of them: fssigg.oa IN iis'ffif
e. I'm very slow districts would suggest a
special contract with active men, thus:s In
1865 the district tpolled 100, Democratic
votes; in 1856, 120 Democratic votes
NOW, FOR EVERY DEM0C 0CRATIC VOTE
7 over f10 p POLLED WE WILL PAY YOU
IA FIXED SUMTHE DAY THE
ELECTION. ''aaiose. s8f s5ii ioas5 gsli5
i The proposition speaks for itself. This
also is the kind of "reaction y going on in
the Northern States. When the money gives
ont, the : reactionn will end, we suppose
iy.;;,,, ] 7T51-7 ~ mod 7ls.,y3 s
We are indebted to our neighbor of the
PROGRESS for the type. already set in which
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HY e ~
AK NnrFT(dr

IjohoUANT to an order directed to mo bv
- thc,Comptroller.Ge thc General, to collect an nd.
G'tonal y District Tax for tho Commissioners Of
roor 70 pay the expenses Of our Lunatics tl,ot
u are IN the Asylum, and for tho convcnienco of
Tax payers will attend mt tho following times
nnu n places for tho purpose Of collecting tax of
i1z per cert ON tho General Tax of 1866. viz 4:
at Bachelors Retreat, Monday, 18th Octo.
ber, 1857 Center. Tuesday 18th October, 1867.
Iairplay, Wednesday 10th October, ,67: Cobb's'
Thursday l7th October, '67; Fants. Fridav
18th October, 'G7; Pcrryyille, SATURDAY, 10Th
October. 67; Hughes, Monday 2lst October.
67 Deaton's. Tuesday morning, 22d October.
67.;. ialPs, Tuesday evening, 22d October, 'G7:
i'hill'rs', Wednesday morning, 23rd October
~ Robins', Wednesday evening. 23d October
'67 Tunnel Hill, Thursday 9th October. az !:
Walhalla. Friday 25th October ct; Cheohee
Monday 2Sth October. ct McKinncy's, Tues
dny 10Th Octobcr, 'G7; PARROTS Wednesday
goth October. CT lIagootl's, Thursday 3lst
October, 'G7 Pumpkintown, Friday lst No.
vemher, '67; Trap Saturday I'd Novemhcr,
~ fIolcnmbc's. Monday 4th November, 'G7
'ip,lckensvillc, ruc.,ny 5th November, '67 |;
Wolf Creek, Weducs lay 9th November. '67
Salubrity, Thursday Tth November ct; Pick.
ems q. H., Friday and Saturday, 9th and 9Th
November, 81: Wallmlla, Monday and Tues
day, llth and 18th Novembcr ct
.sAevA :,'..- '..o"".,. 6i;ut,isl uerhuItcra. |
hnno Tux payers will act promptly and save cost
and trouble. 1t will be 4 small amount on each
Taxpayer. Every person would do well to
have the change ready. us it will be difficult
matter to make change for so many small Taxes.
S. G. UERNDON, II. G.
October s. 1867 3 9
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Sherif's Sales

Pickenso kotsa, ca. Wlrs>w s>writs of eri faciqs to mo
pron., ra ana days following iho h5 III g,uoer' at
essah, saata a1s u, Of land, lying on Li,to nr,s,
ing ll~ds OF ~"S acres more OF! '1bos III -. ~ "
Sans Snsr' sri LEVIED a a Isaac am"
the State SOLD ut the risk of the f,rmSr ',,': ~
sers. '' Purcha-
Terms, CASH: Purchasers to pay cNra for,;,
and stamps. 'orutle
L. THOMAS,
Oct Z 1867 3 I'D.
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Notice to Creditors.
Bill to nlminist CT Is
tate in Equity.
I'm EQUITY ANDERSON.

Mrs. Z A. Lorton, Idma
VS. Bill to almniserEs-
John B. Sitton, Sam'l I w tute in Equity.
DY YIRfUIEr UIErSotfo9a ofo ,faynll,, az al
~ OF Equity to me directed It il ordered lha, =.
Defendants, JOHN D. Sitton, Henry G. Miller III.
Jnh league, and Dorthy McMurtrcy, and ali ana
slns"'"r TIE other creditors of John S. Loron, in.
tes.h'e M 81 inc complainant, Mrs. Eliza A. Ioron
lntestae before me within three months alter tho
publication Of this notice. ~. = ,''. '"'
-, A"n 80 ordered that tho Defendants, Elijah
icnguo ana Dorithy McAIurtry, do forthwith a. y
sst from the further prosecution of their s,;i .,
law ie'e'r' to in the Bill and that tho said John
Is. Sitton aud Henry c. Miller, and all other crcd
itors Of the said intestae be and they arc Hereby
enJoined from suing on their demands clscwher.
until the 1urthcr order Of this Court
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p
Co"''rs O@cc, A"g.tst, 1867 3m
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Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having permanently estab-
L l;shcd himself at Pickens Court House. offers
his services to tho community at lnrge, for the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, in oil its branches.
when not professionally absent he may always. be
found at his office, ready TO give prompt attention
to all calls, night or day.
Pickcns C."H, Gows %. 1865 1l-H
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Assistant Assessors Office,
y. >. 1ternal r. cyen,ro.
"oiE., ,r Ont I 1867

G. r., Oct I, IoUd.
da'Ierne,iy" "tG;rSty t;ty ,iven liza. Division. No Q,
of Pic.L Dvd,IRSsp 50 dis;<Sonlt ra,ng inc wnu'r
known as District and which will hereafter bc
my charge. inn No. ~, entirely unIs"
,rct, who arc in ,sons, therefore, in pickcns Dis.
Revenue matters wilray interested in ln'crA"'
Pickcns G. r., without Csc call ut my oilce' ~
+. a. }.
Assessor 3d collection .S@
Oct ), SCI sc.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

r1CKENs-IN THE COMMON rLEAs.
j. d. Ferguson, ddmr Eoreign dhdchD,cnt.
Willinra Douglass. PITS Auy's.
w NHEREAS. the Plaintiff did. on the 9Th day of
" February, 1867 file his declaration against
hc Defendant. (who. as it is said, is absent from
and without the limits of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known witln the same upon
whom n copy Of The said declaration might DO
served: 1t is therefore ordered, TINT the sad de-
fendnnt do appear and plead thereto, on or before
the 9Th day Of February, 1868; otherwise, final
and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
]. T.. HAGOOD, cor.
Clerks Office, Feb s, 1867 lY
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COLLECTORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a WARRANT or DIS
ID traint to mo directed by AS Wallais
Esquire, Collector of Internal Revenue ysti' on
81 district of South Carolina, haveahpson Il
the following Property bolongin follows.
,JF r,
ONE 1Ic3 III Pickens district, !
.ose CrHED AND THIRTY |
Lying on LONE III and adjoining lands Of
cnntainihorn on Jones, Leathers, Powell!--As !
AClls Graph Saw and Grist Mills on thopro:
9heree s,> .s,
mise- Said Real Estate to be sold at George
,rant'aon Monday Goth day Of October, 1867,
or the payment Of Internal Revenue taxes duo
he United States, H t
2 Hfss- II E II MS CASH!
Sogt a. l867 Ri. SO. ,a 8
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10 ST

My son, JosErM S. MunrnREE, 90 years OF
lyE: nge, lost himself at or near the Twelve
Mile Camp ground" on Sunday night tho 22d
instant. lie is crirpled'in the left leg, and is
petfectly deaf He walks with a stick. and hasf
on dark colored CLOTHES. Any information con-
corning him will be thankfully received.
}. NJ. MURPIIREE.
Sept 25, 1867 i 3