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On sunday nighta mar was murdered
a few mites from WyandOtte. Suisse
quentiy q eolored woman OF bad charac-
ter reported that two colored men.
named Webster and Van Buren,. had
committed the deed. She saws tbev met
her al the place Of the murder and
told her Of it, charging her with secresv
on pain OF death. One Of them. she
says, gave her a bucket containing gro
ceres; this bucket was presented, and Il
proved to be q purchased, with its
contents. by q Of the men accused OF
the murder, az 2 grocery in Wysndotia,
on the night before the murder. Upon
this testimony Webster and Van Buren,
were arrested and lodged 10 Jail.
Between the hours Of 10 and 2 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, 8 mob Of sixty OF
more assembled at the fail. broke il
open, took the prisoners around the cor.
ner upon one Of the principal streets, and
undertook TO hang them from a stoep in
front Of the building. The ropes broke
or fasteDiDgs gave way, and one Of them
Van Buren, ran, but was brought down
with a shot, and both Of them were killed
in the most fendish manner
The bodies were dragged into theeourt
yard, and there laid for hours, q feast OF
horror for the vile and curious, the au-
thorities refusing 70 take cOgnizanee VI
the awful crime that placed them there.
We could DOt believe that IN any city
OF Kansas the authorities would defy all
forms Of law but il seems that Wyan-
dotbe has reached a point Of reckless de-
lanes that refuses any shield to her
shame.-LedVenUorth (Rdnsos) Journal,
June IA.
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the Soeiety Of Ady,oc0toe

MILL convene on Saturday G3thl, at the
w once OF Carnthers q King. Z76 second
street, at . o'clock pm.
a full attendance IL sQlieited, as the Treas
mr., Brother A. NJ. Lewis, desires TO maize his
report. in which IL will be Sc d that the Slciety
is Tree from debt and on a prosperous basis.
BY order Of the Dean.
ivl04 al &C. CUMMINGS. secretlrv.
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OFFICERS:
& PEYrON.
DIRECTORS,

W. II. MOORE,
Ss-rhe Company Is now prepared 10 issue
Policies in all the various forms of Life Insu-
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage.
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Lime.

WE srs daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which we are
seline a. lowest rates. At the Bluff City Cotton
shed. corner Linden and Clinton streets.
jy8lm EDDINs = GoLIGHTLY.
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CHOLERA.

DR. GABBERT's Cslsbrated Cholera and Di-
arrhea Mixture, for sale at D. ". FALLS
orioinaily prepared by DR. u. Gabbert, and
nsed With success In thousands OF cases OF
ebolera. Inquire OF q Of lie f~ouow1ng per-
49,. W 3. GREENLAW,
SAM. TATE, 5CE
w. b. WhLDhANs
r. NJ. CASH y y
ENR DALLIS, r0M MAXWELL,
And Cd citizsns OF Memphis generally. jy8if
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DiUide71d MOtice,

A Ta meeting Of the Directors of the Germhn
"A National ank held July 5th. q dividend
Of per cent was declared free Of Government
tax, payable after the 10Th inst.
Transfer books closed until 18th.
jyl08t MARTIN GkIEEN, Cashier.
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NEW ADvERT1sEM,rs
Removal.

TNHE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY
a has removed their office rom ~ Front
street. to the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison, over Commercial Bang, in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Southern Life Insn-
rance Company. fvf0 N
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The New Bedford Msvcurv saws A
knight templaT, who was q steadfast
temperance man, was found By another
taking a glass of hook soda az the corner
Of Washington and State streets, Bos-
ton, Monday. How q this ~ inquired
the second knight, al thought you was
q temperance man." $50 I ann re-
piled the imbiber; " but j live up to the
motto on my regaia-M hoo si0no
yi8ces.i The smile becsme mutual at
once.
"A Frenchman claims 10 have in
vented a machine by which human mo-
tues can be measured and ascertained
with mathematical exactRess. Will be
not bring it I'VE here? There are q
good NAM incidents and persons whose
q motives IL would be very useful to
measured p-and hitherto they
have defed utterly the most skilful ex-
peFimsnts.
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DR.. Joe. z. Lynch.
Dtssot,etton 81 Partnerahfn.

OFFICE-35I Main Street, between Union
" ana Gayoso streets. Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICE HOURs-9 to y am, aud 2 10
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FOR GOVERNOR.
GE,

FOR CONGRESs,
HON. JOHN w LEFTWICH.
FOB STATE SENATOR
HON, JOHN ". SMITH.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
HON. DAN ABLE,
HON, W. W. COLEMAN
FOR FIOATEE,
GEN. p. =. GLENN.
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm mama Of
BE cner, SchulU a Co, Is this day dissolved by
Limitation. PHILIP BESCHER,
THOS. B. WEBB
c. II. =. SCHULTZ
July 1857. ALEX. ROBB.J In
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The undersigned have formed a limited part
nerslnp J.. TO M July I. 1877, and continue
until Mayl, 1895, under the rrm nAne OF BES-
CHER & WEBB. The general partners are p.
REAcHER, OF Memphis, Tenn; THos. 3 WEBB,
OF efnphts, Tenn; the special partner is O. IL.
:. ScHuLTH Of Cincinnati Ohio General ma
tnre Of business, buying and selling Hardware
and Agricultural Implements.
Z. Beseher Contributes. -- --...- -sl2,l 6s II
mos r. Mepp ----f'-v.-s..,-.. ln.67 6
Us q scAnlA ~.gSgs,yssw 1000 20
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SDeci0E Notice.

|I|||T|T -V0NV|'
FIND in yesterdays appeal a statement
L from Mr. n B. Sueed, Dentist, Of Savannah,
20 the effect that DR.. Sufed had bought my
office. furniture, etc, and that would vacate
on the LIST Of August
In justice tOmyseif and friends, 7 beg 20 stale
that No UGH TRANSACTION DR..
SNzED n MYSELF HAS BEES EFFECTED.
+. W. RKEI, D. rs.
Memphis. Monday. InIv s. 1867. i've lu
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NOTICE.

A a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
a neSOtO Insurance and trust Company,
held this day, a dividend or ten per cent. on the
capital stock, less Cove nmeut tax, was de-
clared. j q LONSDALE, Sec'y.
Memoirs, July s, 1856. Iyglw
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Jerry LEWIS.
GnrcOnLl
Charcoal!

1 AN prepared 20 deliver the estCHARCOAL,
i in large or small quantities, IN any part OF
ore city. Leave your orders with John Keno,
corner south and shelby streets
ieIa lme J.. Z. MILLER
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HER o
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. AZ Madison Street.

THIS Company is nov doing a General In
L suraDce Business. Its stock is owned by
our city merchants and usine men,. Its aim
is to do a safe local bnsiness-tO the advantage
Of beth the Company and the Policy Holder.
S. B. WILLIAMSON. ; +: President.
BEN MAY, f; :::: Secretary.
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ON WEDNESDAY, JuLY 1Om,
Until the Dan Of Sale gViH be Open
to PTicGte Bids.
R. YAN BROCKLIN.

T~ERMs-HaIf cash and half six months,
with interest.
W. ta kOYsTER TRFZEVANT z co
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5. 4. :. scHuLfz.
MemDA frfc ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME L. F. THORNTON, the great Eng
!;sh Astro!ogist, Cluirvoyant and PSyrhome-
trc:an, who has asionishcd the scientific
classes Of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, \. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of second
sight. us TO enable hor 10 impnrt knowledge
OF: the greatest Importance TO the single or
marriid Of either sex. While in state Of
trance, she lelincaics the very features OF
the person you arc to moiry, and by the aiu
of an instrument Of intense power, known as
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This is no humbug ~ thousands OF tcst!mo,
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that the picture iswhat ii p;trports to be. ~
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ion. and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you'will re-
ceive the picture md desired information by
return mail All communications sAere'siy
confidential. Address in confidence, MADAME
+. F. TncuxToy, p. 0. Box 223, Hudson, y. !.
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May O.,
To the Citizens Of Camden all
Vicinity.

The undersigned, as PRESIDENT Of the
school association, formed at Swift Creek
ChurcE. on the -th ofias, month, hereby
appeals to you for aid. for the purpose Of
carrying. into effect, the purposes OF said Or
ganizai,Gp.
We feel the necessity Of cxcrting ourselves
to give cur children an education. 30 COM
muni!y can be long virtuols that arc kept in
ignorance We feel therefore the necessity
Of excrling ourselves in educating our chill
ircn. and we feel fully satisfied, tLat onr ap-
peal 10 you. will not be in vain. We wisk To
build our own house.. We wish to employ
our own teachers, free from the control OF
any one but ourselves, and We now appeal o
our friends. both white and colorcd 10 give
us all the aid they consistently cnu We
know times are hard, but Il j tie from each
will enable lis to go OH in this good work.
Our true friend General J. D. Kennedy. has
come to us in the spirit OF Kindness nct q
words only. but OF deed: anl has given as IL
beautiful plat Of ground. iii a handsome sit
uat;on, for our house. Wcwiil ever Apr:c-
c:a,e this ac; of kindness on his part. Any
jutr.LTi:on. ever so sTa !, left with NJ. &c
gucs, at the Printing Gifre, will be tAfsik-
fully received. -.-,..---
WASHINGTON ANCRUM,
Presd'l S. c. S. a.
t., c,f
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May' 4 YoUyG LADY returning to her
country home, after a so:ourn of II few months
il. tic City, was hardly recognised ~ her
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she pl& ;,.Iy told them that she used the CIR
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asc any La,iy or Gentleman can improve their
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by Nail or Express. on receipt of an order by
". j.. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
40 8 Vast Fayettc ST.. Syracus:. y. \
The oaly American Agents for the sale OF
the same. March lily,
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List of Letters.
DEMAINING in the Post Office, at Cam

DEMAINING in the Post Office, at Camden
IL S. c., June 10. 1867.
A-Mrs. Amanda Allen, (co!ored), James
Alnutt.
B-W F Brewer, Essex Brown, Burrcll
Bradley, Samuel Branham.
C-S 7 Clyburn, (2) Mrs. Coleman, Rev.
Chas. NJ Corey, Mrs Mary Camel, Mrs. M NJ
ely bnrn,.
D-F-Miss Flora Douglas, Dr.. E W Du-
Busc, Joseph Fields, or I Balsley, Thomas
Farmwcll.
G-Anna George, (colorcd) J s Gardner,
Washinr on ssGoIbolt, Mrs. II Graham. (2).
H-S B Hatfield, Laura Hunter, Isom Hin
son. Mrs Eliza Hounie.
J-Scaborn Jones, Il B Jones, Mrs. S JEFF
fries.
K-Jamcs kirklcy, Robert Kirliley, Jane
Knox.
L-M-A " Lester, Mrs. II Mitchell. T S
Moore. Daniel Motley, Rev. McGraw, John
\ Motley.
Mrs. Julia Nixon, Miss Jophira ,;iell.
Mrs. y Prescott, Miss Celest Pnrrtt.
RI f " Richburg. DR.. Daniel Reynolds,
Cap! Rnfus Richburg, Mrs. Sonscy Robert
SON.
S-John G Sessions, Lewis Sharp, Timothy
Stroud. l. ii Silver, Mrs. l. 4 " SmllN' MIS-.
Sinlcr Sarlis Mrs. NJ 4 ScmmoMs. Thos. v
B Smith, Madison Smith, (colorcd) Minnie
Shannon, (solorcd).
John II Trucsdcll. G G Trucsdell,
umphrcss, Geo. L Unsworth.
W-Alfrcd Wesley. Jas. W. Wcl'!y. Mrs. L
Wilson. Mrs. Jane Winthrop, (colorcd).
Persons calling for the above letters will
please SAY they arc advertised.
Office hours from Q y. NJ. 10 P. N. Sun
days from g.! to 10 a. NJ.
Drop letters not having two-ccnt stamp
upon them will not bc delivered. hut will be
sent to the dead letter oilice without Advcr-
tising.
pegrUntil further notice, the Mail will arrive
and close as follows:
Arrive, Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS. at & 05P.M. Close. on Sundays, Tues
da Us and Saturdays at ! P. NJ. Ready for
Delivery, By y 2. NJ.
J. N. GAYLE, P. ".
June Is, 1t.
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KERsHAW--1n Equity,

James Chestnut, Ex'0r. Bill for copstruc-
VS.. ton of Will; for
Mary =; keynol's' Relief, Discove-
James Chestnut, Jr. eta -.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that David 1
R. Williams, Lcrena Williams, Mary VIII
liums Miller Williams. David Williams, if. and
Catharine Williams, Thomas Chestnut, Alexina
Chestnut, William Chesnut, john thesnut,
Ellen Chestnut, james Chcsnut, Jr., AMELIA
Chestnut. James Chestnut, John Chestnut,
Richard Stockton, Harriet C. Stockton, ,Lu-
Glen W. stockton, Thomas E. Halle, Serena
g. Halle. Amelia Halle, Benjamin Halle,
Thomas Huile. James Halle. William Halle,
Lawrence Halle, Charles Halle. Mary Halle,
Walter Halle, Sydney Halle and Geo. Halle,
Ellen C.. Halle and james Chcsnut Halle,
parties defendant to the above bill, are with
out and reside beyond the limits, Of this
State:
It's ordered on motion of Shannon, COM
plainant's Solicitor, that the above named de-
fendants do plead, answer or ,demur to the
said bill within forty days from the date Of
the publication of this.orderin default where
Of an order PRO. confesso. will be entered
against them. ]. D. DUNLAP,
COMMISSIONER Office, G: E. X. D.
April.25. td =
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Notice.

Ill those indebtedto me for years past,
N and up to the present time for Or,lina-
rvs Fees, will please come forward and set
tie their respective dues by cash or note, if
cash be not at command, on or before the lst
of August next.
Those failing to comply with the above re-
quest will of my necessity be subject to sum-
mons being issued against them. after that
date for neglect Also, those having the man
ngement OF Estates, amenable to the Court OF
Ordinary, and who arc so negligent and re-
ymissive in making Annual eturnS, will no
we'll to look to the same by the above statcd
time, or will be also subject to the penalty
of a Rule to be issued against them in de-
fault =,
make this demand not for the benefit OF
myself entirely. but in vindication Of my re-
sponsibility and duty in, Office.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD, 0. Nd.
June l3 'u'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re-
ndwned Astroogist and dSomnambulistic Clair
voyant, while in n clairvoyant state, delineates
the very features of the person you arc to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument OF in
tense power, known rs the rhyclomotrope,
guarantees to produce IL perfect and life like
picture Of the future husband or wife OF The
applicant. with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, &C.. This is no
imposition, rs testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place Of birth, age,
disposition. color Of eyes and hair, and cnclos-
ing fifty cents. and stamped envelope address
cd to yourself, you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired intor-
nlation,.
ESP Addacss in confidence, MADAME
GERTRrpr REMrGroS, p. .. Box 291, West
Troy, " 7. March I.-ly.
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A Now IN TIE RIGHT DIRECTION.

A MovE IN TIE RIGHT DIRECTION.
Several young men of this city en-
tered upon the duties of cotton-mark-
CTS and members yesterday. They
have determined to put their should
ers to the wheel, and the present
movement is only the initiative
This business has long been confined
to persons who, though attentive and
efficient, could never rise, and they
can easily find employment in some
other vocation. There arc at present
number of young men in this city
who are ont Of employment, and py
devoting themselves to this business,
they Will not only be making some
money, but will be acquiring a
knowledge Of the cotton business,
which may ultimately prove of great
advantage to them.
Charleston 1Ncms, 5th.
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TRUTH FITLY SpoKEN.-An cX'

TRUTH FIrLY SroKEN.-An cx-
change has the following paragraph
In the late struggle for indepen-
dcnce, says practical writer, the
North conquered the South. a great
or and more signal victory remains
for the South to conquer herself. Old
pursuits arc to be changed, old habits
abandoned, and her prciudiccs must
be weeded out before she can again
renew her prosperous career. MIR Ca
rev has laid down an axiom in politi-
cal economy which time and cxpe-
rience demonstrate: IA country which
grows and exports its raw produc-
tons, must end by exporting its in
habitants, or starve," Last year, the
South planted cotton, to the neglect
of corn and grain; now large districts
are destitute-no bread to cat. The
lesson is too dear to be lost. Florida,
owing to the goodness Of her climate,
abundance Of fish and game, is in a
measure exempt from the calamity
weighing so heavily upon South Car
olina and Georgia. Still she shares
in the general distress.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

{ IlE advertiser, having been restored to
health ina few weeks by a very simple
remedy. after having suffered for several
years with Il severe lung affection. and that
dread disease Colsrtnption-is anxious to
make known to his icllow-suIfcrc"s the means
Of cure:
To all who desire it, lie will send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge. with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find srRE CURE for
CoHsrapTIoy. ASTHMA, BDoSCHITIs, COUGHS,
CoLps, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceivcs to be
invaluable. and lie hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them no!h:ng,
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address REV. ED. a. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York,
May, Q. '1y
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LOST
Jun. Gtf

~ Camden or vicinity, about Il month ago.
( bundle Of accounts, and the following
sealed notes; viz:
/. L. Ciyburns' note Gatsd Get, 1861, for
StG.37.
j. Z. Reeves note dated Jan. 1862, for
S20.42
L. Il. Reeves. note. dated Oct. 1862, for
$500
Jas. l.. Stokes note dated April 2$ 1865,
for SI2.15.
S. Watt Wardlaws' note dated Dec. % 1863,
for S50.04.
All persons are hereby warned against tra-
ding for any ofthe above notes, or others not
transferred by me as have not negotiated
any, and payment has been stopped.
LID. STEPHENSON.
June, 6, IT.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL;
MEDICINE & SURGERY.

4 SEMI .Noaihln Jom:iol IF Medieine. SurgerN
Physio'ogy. HHgicne and General Literature,
derotcd 10 the Profession and The Peopie.
TIE cheapest Medical Paper in the world,
published every two weeks at the University
Building. Ninth-strect, South of Walnut.
Single copies. 81 90
Five comics to one address, 50
Ten copies TO one address, 30
Fiftccn comics TO one adlress, 0 so
Twenty comics TO one address. 10 90
The gettcrs up of the Club shall have one
copy gratis. Address
W..PAINE. NJ. D. Editor.
June 10 Philadelphia, Pa.
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\ u
June IS,
STEVENS HOUSE,
81. eS, 2j e. o7 ErOndWay, n. L
Opposite Eopiiny Greca,
cN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

Oh THE T.UR1PSAN PLAN.
s.IIE Stevens House is swell and widely
known to the travelling public. ghc To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants anu
business men it is in close proximity to the
business part of the city-is on the highway
of Southern and Western travel-and adja-
cent to all the principal Railroad and Stcam-
boat depots. IN
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal ac-
commodation for over 300 gucSts-it is well
furnished, und possesses every modern i'm
provcment for the comfort and entertainment
of its inmates. The rooms are spnclors and
well ventillated-providel with gas and w'.
tor-the attendance is prompt AMI respectful
and the table is generously provided with
every delicacy OF the scason--at moderate
rates. ,
The rooms having bccn rcinrnished anu
rcmodelcd, we arc enabled to offer extra IA
cili!ies for the comfort and pleasure OF our
Gncss, GEO. X. CHASE & co.
Irnne Gm
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NOtice.

r hereby caution all persons from trading
for two promissory notes given by me, OIL
or about the sixth of May last. TO Hiram
Hollomal., as agent for George Alden. Ono
payable on the 4th July, and the other about
the 4th September next, each for the sum of
Sl75, and payable to bearer, MS will not pay
them, the consideration having failed.
Juno G-ot. W. w. WARD.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

a Largo 6 PIP. CircIlar. giving informai
ton oflha greatest Importance to the young
OF both sexes
1t teaches how the homcly may become
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No young lady Or gentleman should fail TO
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". !. Herald.

WHEAT AND FI.oUr.-Durirg a
flying visit to the upper part Of the
State. last week, We received the graf
flying intelligence that the prospect
Of an sbundsnt wheat crop were so
excellent thathour had already COM
menced to tumble in price. In Green
vile on Wednesday, it was offered at
S6.25 per hundred; while i'll Able
Vile and Anderson it is stated that it
is still lower. "The good time COM
ing" may not be so far off after all.
.., Col. PhGnir.
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EEESUIE DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Joseph B. Kcrshpw. vs. John 4. Ma)cson,
Christian Mathcson. Kenneth Matheson.
Decimaiion IN Foreign -lnachmimt.
WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the 4tl
day of May. 1867, file his declaration a.
gainst the defendant, who (as it is saidl is
absent from and without the limits Of this
State and hath neither wife OF attorney known
within the. same, upon whom II copy OF the
said Gcclnrat ion might be served: Its there
fore ordered, that the said defendant do ar-
pear and plead to the said declaration, on Or
before TIE fifth (5sh) day Of May, next, which
will BE nrke year. Of our. Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight. otherwise final
and absolute Judgment will then he given,
and awarded against him.
". CLYBURN, c. c. p. s. c. l..
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