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WHO ARE TIE HAPPY f--Lorl
Byron said ''rhe mechanics and
working men who can maintain their
families, are, in my opinion, the hap
piest body of men. Poverty IL
wretchcdncss but even poverty Is
preferable to the heartless, unmean.
ing dissipation of the higher orders
Another writer says: III have no
propensity to envy any one, least OF
all the great and rich but II ] were
disposed to this weakness, the sub
ject of my envy would be a healthy
young man, in full possession OF ms
strength and faculties, going iortn
in the morning to work for his VIE
and children, or bringing them ho'ne
his wages I niGht."
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INDIAN ATTACK ON FORT WAL
LAcE.-A dispatch from Fort Wal
lace, Kansas. June 22d, says the
fort was attacked the day previous
by four hundred Indians, and Ser
geant Dummel and private Bacon.
of the Seventh Cavalry, and privates
Waldroti' and McNally, of the third
Infantry, were killed. John Haney
and George Gaffney, of the Seventh
Cavalry, and Joseph Winehouse i,''i.',
and Patrick McCarsy, of the Third
i Infantry, were mortally wounded. ..le.l.
A number of horses and mules were
also killed. The Indians lost twenty
"f their number, and after u hard
Grht were driven back. Another
attack was imminent. The garrison
consisted of forty men, under com.
,nand of 1t. Hale.
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u. A. HAIR ID .

with Wm. G. lIardy,l
PRACTICAL WAT Cli NJ 4 X / X
store in No. IJardy's Building,
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Marrying a Convict.


that ever tloated. ! was an old sea
dog and had dwelt so long on salt
water that | .elt almost a hatred
for the land.
On the Goth of October, 1924, |
received orders TO put myself in
readiness to sail for Cayenne. was
to transport seventy-fve soldiers
and a convict. | had orders to treat
this individual well, and the letter
| received from the Director enclos-
ed another, with a huge red seal,
which | was not to open until be
tween - and % deg. west longl-
tudo that is, just before we were
about to cross the line.
The letter was long packet, 50
closed on every side that it was I'M
possible TO catch the slightest glimpse
of it's contents. am not naturally
superstitious, but something in the
look of the letter that | did not al
together like. though ] could give
no reason why. However. | carried
it into the cabin, and stuck it under
the glass of Il little old shabby Eng.
fsb clock. which was fastened above
my head. was busy fixing the
inttor nnder the clock when who
shouId come into my cabin but the
,,u,-;ct and his wife, This was
tho first time / had seen either OF
them. and may say that a more
worcestershire coupleI never met
irLr Woman was scarcely fifteen
and os handsome aSauictlIre :whilt
IN. husband was an INTELLIGENT.
mouniticeptly formed man. on whose
f.,tnre, nature had never written
g., i,Ioin
Ills crime. to he plain. was the
nisfortunc nt' b.ino y hundred wears
aLn,L or his aoe. He and others
ln,d o,+.nnt.d rthiuo tbe COY
r,arnnnt,ralled treason. and whicl
il unni.hsd Win drnth If. there
foTa orcasioucd me considcrahl,
wonder that he should he placed un
der my charge. But more of tlit
afterwards
/ He had os T said his wife hang
inc ON Ais ann She was as nerr,
az a LjrJ She looked ike n nIrtI,
dove. cooino and nesting beneatl
Ms G o'raaf VINO
Rrfora a month had passed owe
op. hoods ! lool,ed upon them a
INV own children. Every morning
re.d "a caIl Them into my owI
e.,lin The youno fellow would 81
vritino. at my table. that is to say
F,t INV chest. which was my bed
! H. Would often help me at my recb
o,,i,o and soon learned To do bette
tlon rorId. WIS amazed at hi
HoL;,it, Mis- youug wife Vould 81
mon one of the round stools in II
cih;n vor), mo at her needle.
ONO aav we were sitting in thi
WOW ,,rou said
.lln .ynu l,oow my youur ones. a
:, .,.,,S tn mo we make a prett
e,n,;1,' ,,;nturo ; Mind. | don't mca
.'"i .'''',''' linost;nus but may he 70
,',''' w. '','', ~ ,,n,, monny ia snare. an
rnu .,ro hoth of you. as | think, tC
'i.l,,n ~" i',,, tn'dir in tnn hurninr su
m@ ~, |ayn,,nn NIX many 4 poor wretc
hnl,rG ,'nn Ms = bad country
. had co6ntry take my word lor it.
vhn have rouohed il through ter
"ast % wind and sunshine. TIL "
thr Skim Of a rlinoccroS. might Q,
oIoun' oL, tha,c lint you-Im atra
c,r' ',nu So. il Won should chan,
. r,h,Yna Inf of foolish niendsh
cn, ,n,u. moor old captain, I'll t,
W. I'm 10 IN r.t rid oi I'll
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~. SSBgSSHI.AND.

TRON FOUNDER AND MACHlNlsI.
,ud Manufacturer of Agricultural Implement
BRADFORD VERMONT.
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a gs. SVEVENS,

PROPRIETOR SPRING HOTEL,
>ENvB UHN. YER o IT.
b. 4 Good Livery attached.
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9daben s8ereiu.

0egrlinbet: Sanncr fS65, go ;g -..
DsiteIiebersabi: -. ~ t'f5 ..7
Grrer S9itenmeliter: ". Settp 1. = H..
2petef 9Sobn Seq. ray -'i''ts
{ l. Secretdt Sobn 9tubn1. 2 -'-ssa = -i-- -
z. as s. SOa. ker fs- rs5
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Ten lines OF solid nonpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be- entitled to discount
Q 10 per cents. <a
Every other day (e.o d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds of the ab We rates ffs
In the Weekly Edit on,z one dollar a square for
zach insertion. Y a%aa-a# s1'
Special or City Item notices 20 cents a line first
s7d 10 cents a line every additional insertion
Changes in advertisements will be charged at be
30 cents a square.
Ali advertisements are due from date of first in
alton. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
,siesS accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. ST PUBLIC SQUARE.
lover W.T.. Berry & CO.'S Book store
z. o. Address LOCK Box 50,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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ntreu. 9ddolS bate mir pteIe err
iprieHi3ee Oienite aeleiftet, rue i'd
ourtte TIN ntdt Unfamiliar f6onunes<
los 6e5anoeln.
H9lls i'd nit Dir in SrIan6 dnfo,n
l4rteb i'd i'm gum lebten Nfale uno err
ludte ibn, einen Beg ausfineia sa ma,
9en. Der mid bon Der Seiral6 befreie.
Oieielbe &ntiportl SD feiourd1 meine
@bre uao redtliA gebunben &C. Stun
fab iA, 6aB ni9fs su tbun lei, auBer
etnem nnerb0rten @treidle. SD er.
ma9tigte Slidols, @eIb fur mid ouf
mein @igeutbum gu einent n0aIidit be-
ben Setrage gu erbeben unb mir obne
3o9ern gu uberien6eu. @r banbeIte
prompt, muir gu prompt SD erbielt
cine beoeutenoe @eIoiunne nit Ser
troitli9en 8erF6erung, bab es bas
leste 9elo lei. peldes meme @rtrapas
gan5en aus ben Sriinlrlern meines
BefiBtbuntS gu 5ieben geitatteten. Scr
Serluit bon Sarcourt Yiace nit allen
bon meinen 8orfabren tfamutenoen
aieqenldaften une allen &oitbarfeiten,
ote ta felblt an9ef6afft bate, erariff
mid ttef. Sabre nobl,. ENGLAND, auf
imnter, na6 oiefem Northumberland
90 lan9e i9 nod @elb bate, febIfen
mir aud, oas iuuBte id, Die rettenoen
9eoanfen nidt;s aber mas oaun tuer%
Den lolte, ipenn i9 nit meinen Niit5
teln gu @noe mar, oas pu6te i'd nidlt.
91o9 mar meine 86rfe gefaIIt, geI6
Gber l9mola bel mir ME Sdnee on Der
Suliionne.s ..r $50 80 49,
l6Ortlehuna foIat.l res
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ga 81 e p5eIa NO, D. 4. Sept.
. Sine groBe SentergG onpention miro
bier abgebalten, 5u reI6er Brdftbent
Goberts morgeu ipreAsn niro. G8 foQ
Elm Yrogramn fit Die suflnftige Sbd<
tlsfelt Der 8rLoerfdaft auSgeteat
iperoen. So -t
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oeutf6e gsreiae ssafssiIre,s.
Turner @8erein

9. $. &. 6. II. g. 81. m
oo seen s 'ttrDo9 NbehS gerdmmlass in Der 5aru.
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Sclc0rapl). Nad)rid)tru.
Seridte aus Bafbtneton.
NrDclOmatiDn beS GyrG ffben=
ten.
es.-..-.-LF5 a. wCsS5
Sanserfeit in SnbianapoIis
- ,1&
sSenier TN @leoeiattb, Sbip.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oils.
s5enier in Gfepeia,rb, Sbfp.
@ afbfnqt on, 4. Sept.

I'd 9tn Q ~ I. sept
ueber Ole ertpartete Amneitie 8ro .
clamatten erFabrt man, oaB Ser 8ra@
ltoent Ino oas cabinet nod unent<
16ieoen ilno1 Oh nidt cine aUultfailens
De Amneltie, fOel6e aud Sefferion
Sabls, Zee uno 8eauregaro einf6IieBt,
ole 5ipefmaBiglte iei, tuabref1b tuieoer
@noere ibre 8eidrdnfuna auf GlafIen
befnrtportet.
Der Yraiioent bat geifern 9lben6
eIne YroeIamation erlallen, in tuelder
er auf Die burd Die Contribution Dem
Brafioenten iibertrageue Gepalt him
iueiit; oaran erinnert, baB Die Goniti<
tuition Die oberite 9efuaIt lift unb Die
Serttbtsbartejt Der Ser. Gtaaten einem
Oberiten geri6tsbof un6 ioIhen Sc
ri1ten, nelde Ser Gouores eil1,niehen
fir gur befinoet, iibertraat; bic iimrats
liden GiDit@ unb Wilifarbeantten an
ibren Der Contribution qeleilfete Gio
unb Die oaraus berporaehenoe Ser.
pHidtung sum geborlotn qeoen bie
bonn YraT6enten, Dem General unh
anoereH SorgeleieBten erlalIenen 8e<
feble mabnf; ferner auseinnnberipkt
baB Der Brdfoent ale S,inberniiie
mel6e ourh etnaeIne 8erionen obsr
8erbinbunaet, mehreru 8erfonen heu,
2auf Der @erihtsperbnnbfnnoen emf
seaenltelen m6Qen, aus Sem g1eo an
rduuten babe uno Sa6 farsfih Der
Ausfii6riina bon aeridf[id,en gSerfu =
au1aen in ben. Gfnaten &iih< nnh
9for6 GaroIirto f5Ihe Ainbernii;e nor
eraFa@ren 9fatnr, Der 8eroronnng
oes Rranoenfea 5nipleoer, entgegen<
9eFeur poroen lIlo, aud Die Befurb<
lung aaslptlWIt Dap 0ergleld]en
lgl1HmOera19ene uno ungefeslihe
Serla0e oorf eoer anoersipo fortgefest
. sostOsn naoglen nao oesRalp cue sseers
p lonsn ouoor maInI, oie Aasn6ung per
s gsis q 81 oerg1nOeIa cue soeafitens
" 1 ~ uhDetF, intervening
H"o ys9OtfaIH 9e9en ote Gelese nilD
o1e "r1ge,le ger @esI9te7 81 eripirfen
anS ~ pslOrOssn ano ale burger anf<sI
IoIOsL IH'yrueM tAsletly oaP GUT oers
S ~ nas. UNI 4uIfegIefDaltaHa
Gsr Yslsse yet IooglFano llno oas
0' ssn Of sa gan0ss be Osr19s. ..,.. IL /
0pe sm. s'aneo1 gaI pg allI ore Dor
1ois U~s'sa r yO sa ss. err
mansn Ssn m..s.sI sn, yet 81 Oolge
aaISs a;shar I. ~ ph =. gas
S S m W6 a" !" vp s assa.g Dlrs.s
h;s erIo,,5'n;s s,tga;,t oe ,; lpstosn,
Nom 10 ssstn5s s.' ~. 0t ag.lo, sIE M
ona,,t hYt as'VSst we +p'e'sa pale'ol1
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Stein bon louisville, an Sen neueu.
Yrafoenten, 9errn 8auinann, iiber<
9eben, poranf Der Marld aus 5anns
'hauler bonn Srdeiter boreetragen
nur6e. sea
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6. Hmm 4 Gent

= s hicago, 4. Sept.
q Wor9ef tUiro Die republifanilde
Staats Sgonbeution in @faoiion su<
lammentreten. Nfan glaubt, baB .6as
cite Sifet renontinirt iueroen3 miro.
0as oeutf9e Gtemert miro in bieier
eonoention tarfer ais je repraIentirt
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Surnerz 8ereir
0esrinbet: Is. October 1854.
WhrglieoersdbI: $780, - ss 81 -a--,
8eGmte:
erfter Sprsther: MSpIpb ReIion. -
8Ioeuer o. %. G5tfneer
Yr0t. Sdbriftlpart; s. sBaBmaaIi-- a--s.
gosr. Grnf eieeers.
gr1ter SibIt9tbefar: s. 3ouis Sono. --szss.sll-
5ioetter S. 2dneduer
gFEef &nrnlpdrt: louis Sdiinemauu s5zs.E-a
3neafer 90. S5ilobeIm
3eugIoort: AS. SbiIobeIm : - = .sl-- z4s
SrHer S3oRmeiIter: 6. 6. giers
SDelfsr Grnit 8ierib. s56G
@rHltees: Satoe Sttefel, q. B 9aBIpf, Senrp gses
Rartet Gtru6e. '' Se' Guy "ho
Der gerein bat aRittuo6s abenb ~ Her s.,,, ga
po@enttiben Sisungen. -. t'' =.
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9as grDBte Bunber bes 3eiialters.
Sails ilniperfeae .
@aieos W aict,ine.
sResial.WaAridbt fur rie oamen.

Strn LANCE iuiirbe permalfbet sos cine ggaffmoz
t9lne eftnnoen weroen miir6e, rpeIe einfac3 noblz
teit nno babes br6ndbarer fe ais bic asit6er bli5er
Raf9tnen. Cine joIde piro lest hem 9ubIifum
oertrt mt esE berang, bdB teGne anoere baaeaen
Guf ontineit tdnil.
Cine Sran fam nit biefer Wdidtne mebr Wrbeit
perrtdten, aIs 1908 ne niefe be- 5iemaid5t flint
t9nlustge 9snleeh Rdff9eften NIB 6aIsfrnaen Elm
gef9ofisni m As gilihten. 2rt etes fItcbt Gin,
10 u Der 9anoeI uugiiltig.
SIe beo1rf te ner befDn6eren Gefd1idIirbfeit, nm
oamtt 81 1tbetten, BERN elm gtd6bef ppn I3 Sdhren
bat IN elmer 5tunoe 50usenb StiiG seDaid9en
Ran braubt Elm 8ritfe IDestfaer seffe ttfb be,obIt
t6 IN elnem s5obr burb bic SAonnra Der Wdid5e bo
ne 10 belttot nit benz StoIe uerf6brt 6oB ioacr 5ntz
bths obne 8el6dnlgung 6amit ge, pa5en 1erben tbnz
men, mas fetner Gfoern WafdIfie Il 5aIf tft ess3
Slefe Deafbuen pereen perfertigt lfo perfauft III,
Rln9ier u yro Store, 30. 149 College Strase 9lafhs
1lne, 1enn., fnr Gil DrILdre, ben namItder,
4rels NIT melent ftei in Stem gort beaa6It peroen
&etne 9Bai6maf5tne til i'm aRnrtte, BITE fin ben
ooppeten re5 gefauft peroe f1nnte ainb feline fam
if1 bInftd1tltb Der 4rbeit nit ibr peraleiben
2ber bus 4atent @edbt pertesf, pr6 fofort oetttIi
perfslat me ben Hnb IDer Mnsetae bapolt rpirs
etne hberGle y3elobnung erbaitel. - s. - $3.50
y M$$ y oBe Bprfbetle neroen ioIden 6errn offes
rlrf, pel3e IDhn9en Das ausi6 ieEHc5ee saeebt bes
Serfmts oIeier WsdfttueH IN sepilien eeanties nno
Stftrften 81 eriperben. - 49, i - 49,. : =
3 y an wense nd - 4 49,
aus5 3D. .,s.S Rafbpiue GEM.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
ESlF DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertion
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GoIumbus SM4 Gsnt

6 oIumbus, S3s4. Sept
q NaBer9etuobnlide 3batiafett lit i'm
glnnanoerun9s Bureau gu bemerfeu.
200 Gmisranten fanen geitern unb go
peute an. Nforgen ipetben 800 eripdrz
tet. IS fino faft Iauter Oeutl6e. Sic.
9eben nab bem gBeiten, am fd bort
an3ulleoeln uno fino meiitenS reidlib
NIT Nftttelu perieben. yasg sag
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Sadions 9ooe 30 1lIdaa -

@ttef oenfl9er Sroen Der 9aruaari ggg
Ntt9iensrsabI: 70.
Hitter - e5oba Sitter
1. Seeretdr @eorg Sid. ef#t1gs MafE
PAUL 6offmunn
S6asmeifter: Gjeora Netisher zgzGss IL
s Sef nrSen psrIammelt 9 isoe SpHrsracg abeK
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8itt86ura 4. Sept.
'tf Die republtfantfde Staats @@onpens
ton nomirte beute Sol. aGrret fur ben
SSeunf slsza-4s2 81 ssA6ss
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BAPTIST State Convention.


At meeting Of the Anderson Baptist Church,
held on last Sabbath, 18th instant the following
Brethren were appointed as Committee of Ar
rangements to meet and assign homes to Delegates
who shall attend the Baptist State Convention
to be held at this place. commencing on Friday
befcre.the 4th Sabbath in July next, vis'
J. p. Reed, Chairman; D. Brown, j. W. B.
iskeltoh. Jas A. Huyt, f. c. v. Borstel, L. T. Ar
mold, John Wilscn E. p Earle, j. B. Clark, ]. s.
Murray snd W. D. Beverly.
Delegates expecting to attend the Convention
are earnestly requested to forward their names to
Rev. W. D. BEVERLY, Pastor of the Church, that
every necessary arrangement may be made previ-
ous to the assembling of the Convention. !.
The Committee will be in attendance at the De-
pot on Thursday preceding the commencement of
the meeting, upon the arrival of the train, and
also upon its arrival on Friday and Saturday fol-
lowing. Those coming by private conHeyance,
will please report themselves to the Committee at
the Church.
s. BtEcKIEY, Church Clerk.
June is, 1867. Fl
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appoint. another in his stead, and tofll any
vacancy in such. board.
SEC. 9. That all members of said boards
of registration, and all persons hereafter
elected or appointed to office in said mill
.taly districts, undersany so-called State or
municipal Authority, Or BY detail Or ap-
pointinent of the district commanders,
shall be required to take ana to subscribe
thesoath. of-ofice prescribed BY law for
officers OF the United; States
: SEC. To-: That no district commander or
member of the board Of registration, or
any of the officers or. appointees acting
under them, shall be bound in his action
by any opinion of any Civil officer Of the
United States.
SEc.s1l. That the provisions Of this Act
and the Acts to which this is supplement
tary, shall be<cunstrlief literally,. to the
end that all the intents thereof may be
fully and perfectly carried out.
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ORnINARY,s SALE.

By virtue of an order from Robert Junkin, 0. A.
D., to me directed, will expose to sale on Saledny
next within the usual hours of sale, at Anderson
C. H., the following land:
200 acres more or less, situate in Anderson Dis
trict, on waters of Tugalo creek adjoining lands
of ]. ]. Branyan, George Long, John Finley and
others. Sold to make distribution among the
heirs at law of VIM Elrod, ST., deceased:
Tension credit of one and two years, With in
terest from day of sale-purchaser giving bond
and approved security to the Ordinary for the pay
ment of the purchase money-except the costs,
which will be required in cash.
VIM. McGUKIN, SAD.
july 9, 1867
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

). The advertiser, having been restored to health
in fewa,weeks by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-4is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To ali THO desire It, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used (free of charge, with tile direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they .,sill find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsrK-
M, BRoNcHlrrs, CouoHs, COLDS, and oil Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object of the ad-
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove-a blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescription, FREE, by return MALL will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. Eits0N;
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
June 10, 1867 ly
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. ON MY OWN HOOK. 9

Tire undersigned having this dny dissolved CO..
partnership with the firm of Sharpe. Pant Bleck-
ley, will contiHae the mercantile bnsihess nj Old
Pendleton Village on his Gown hook" An per.
sons indebted to either of the firms in which I
have been lately interested at Pendleton are ear-
nestly requested to make immediate payment to
me, as assure them I-need the money Thankful
for the past patronage Of my friends. hope Still
to merit share Of their trade.
BJe Terms strictly cash or barter.
s. BbEcKLEY.
pendleton, July 16, 1887 5-4
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foaAOH,OGRRA

Taken in various styles, and fitted up in a work
manlike manner, Having recently received the
latest improvements, am now prepared to furnish
from the small medallion to the lifesize Portrait,
more perfect than was ever taken in the country
before. and equal to the best taken in the world.
Let y0ur habiliments be dark, and l insure you q
gem of a Picture, at moderate price:
Call at F. C.. v. BORSTEL'S
Jewelry Store, No. Brick Range.
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IN EQUITY,
Richland District.
BILL TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE.

Charles NJ. Farnan, Trustees o-,.. .,y..o
The Grsenville and Columbia in Creditors.
Rail Road Company.
IN pursuance of the Decretal Order in the above
stated case, "The Creditors of the 0reenville and
Columbia Rail Road Company holding: Bonds and
Coupons covered by the Mortgage bearing date
the 18th January, 1854, and referred TO in the
pleadings, and all Creditors having any interest
under said Mortgage" are hereby required to pre-
sent and prove their demands before me ut my
Office in Columbia, on or before the first day of
January next, or they will be excluded from all
benefit of the Decree to be rendered in this casc
Those who choose to come in as parties Complain
ant are allowed to do so did those who wish to do
so may come in as Defendants.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, c.E.R.D.
Columbia, S. c., June 25. 1857 S-3m
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WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the fourth day
of April. Ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant,
who (as it is said) is absent from and without the
limits this State and has neither wife nor attor-
ncy known within the same, upon whom copy of
the said declaration might be served: 1t is there
fore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
and plead to The said declaration. on or before the
6fth day Of April which will be in the year Of Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sxty-eight;
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
JOHN DANIELS, cc.p.
Clerks office, April 16, 1867. Al 1amly.
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STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA,
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Lavepia Cannon, Applicant, Us. Mary Cannon,
Elias Cannon, Jesse Cannon and others, heirs
at-is77 Of Ephraim Cannon, deceased.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Eas Cannon,
Lucinda Elrod Eli Cannon and others, reside With
on. this Stete. 1t is, therefore,
Ordered That they do appear and object TO a
division or sale of the Real Estate of Ephraim
Cannon, deceased on or before the fifth day of
August next or their consent to the came will be
entered of record
Given under my hand and seal this the fifth
day Of May, 1867.
AZ
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NOTICE.

COLUMBIA, Feb. 6, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given, that i have this day.
transferred the entire assets Of the late firm OF
7. B. Benson & Co., to Messrs. Wilmer Whit
ner. attorneys at La* Anderson Court House. ior or
the benefit of such creditors who may signify their
willingness to them within sixty days 70 acccp.
0i 'ne'i 0s-AD JOHN T. SLOAN, Survivor.
Feb 90. 1867 Sc
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LAURENs RAILROAD.
Entirely rev Schedule.

OFFICE ,LAuhESs RAILROAD,
Laurens c. H., S: c., June Is, 1867.
ON and after Tuesday next, 25th inst, the Trains
Irii run as follows, until further notice. The Road
having been completed through to Newberry,
freight and passage will be considerably reduced:
Leave Laurens Mt o'clock n. M, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Newberry
at IL o'clock.
Leave Newberry on Tuesdays and Thursdays at
II o'clock, and on Saturdays at halfpast IL o'clock,
connecting with the down train on the G. c.
Railroad ut Helena Shops.
JOSEPH CREWS, Superintendent
June 2S 1867
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LAND AND IMMIGRATION. OFFICE,

NO. a Brick HanGe.
Give in the description of your Land you desire
to SELL and if possible plat of it, and will trans
NIT it to New York and Charleston, free of charge;
but if you desire your land advertised in Europe
you will have to pay postage and for advertising
i will keep file of your lands, and try to get Ia
borers for those who desire. Apply to :,
F. c. v. BORSTEt.
July 8, 1857 g