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the means, and that every man who con.
tributed ir this way to the impeachment
of the President would deserve well of
the government, aud that he tAIr. Ash
ley) would see them rewarded two-fold
when your successor should come into
power. Subsequently, the parties were
presented to Butler, and after being in
spected and passed by him, were intro
duced By him aud Ashley to several Rad
ical members Of the House, who, it was
understood had hitherto doubted the ex~
istence Of evidence duplicating you in
the assassination conspiracy, and who in
formally interrogated them as to the mat
tiers upon which they had been Instructed
(a).
Butler desired TO have taken the de-
positions Of these men at the time, but
1 would not consent to Its being done
until / should be released, as At first
agreed. These facts can be proved by
these three persons, and also by my wife,
whose character for truth and yafacity is
DOT inferior to Mr.. AshleYs; and shall
take pleasure, If at liberty, In producing
them before any committee or tribunal
for the Impeachment Of the impeachers.
But the evidence of this conspiracy
does not depend entirely upon oral proof
The letters from Ashley herewith en-
closed, in themselves speak volumes. =
What statement (B) from me could he
have wanted, and for what purpose2--
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The polls to be opened between the hours
of and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, and closed at o'clock in the afternoon
of said day.
Given under my hand, at my Office in
Woodsfeld, this 23d day Of August, A. D,
1867, and of the 65th year of the State.
10 SEPH MYERS,
Sheriff Monroe County, Ohio.
aug27td.
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DEATH OF AN OLp CITIzEN.-On Thurs
day last Barnesville lost one of her oldest
and most respected citizens-Robert
Mills, Esq.-who died at his residence in
this place, at the ripe old age of elghty-
fiye.-Ib., 22d inst
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n@- The carpenters and stone mason
are working at the Catholic Church.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Errors of Youth.-A Gentleman uha
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretion, will. for the sake of suferinE
humanity, send free to all who need II, The
recipe and directions for making the simpla
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsT0REu
by HsLMBoLD' S EXTRACT BucHU, mch5s
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THEGLoRYoF MAN IssTRENGTH. There
fore the nervous and debilitated should lar
medistely use HKInBoIp's KxrHAcT BueHl<
mch5.
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aa- Read Judge Hempstead's letter.
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lis this memorandum or explanation
ITG.]
/. The Court cannot act without being
a particeps criminis.
2. Congress will, at the proper time,
exercise Its powers.
3. Witnesses will be first called be-
fore the Committee.
This, Mr.. President, completes the full
and literal recital of al the papers OF
Iother adheripg data before me. The
parcel comprising all but the pardon pa
| Ipers, reached this Office in an envelope
from the executive Mansion. indorsed
aReceiyed from Mrs. Durham, July 80,
1867. The papers, having come from
1.-THE hands Of a person whose application
| for pardon was undergoing official ex-
animation here, were, for very obvious
reasons, associated with it in considering
the matter. Struck by the extraordina-
Try character, yet remembering in how
unexpected and casual manner they had
been received at the Executive Office, ]
| Immediately determined that until ]
should have made thisreport. their equal
| ity and significance, whatever these may
be. should remain unchanged by investiga.
| tion, or by any extrancous connection or
association whatever, and not only OF
record, but. as far as practicable in my
own mind. This course it is necessary
to bear in recollection in the act of ex-
tenuating the probable weight or value
Of the allegations. Never having been
the handwriting of the Hon. ]. NJ. Ash
Hey, I thought it due to him that l should
not proceed without acquiring a notion
of his genuine chirography. therefore,
exhibited that letter, which was written
BY Mr.. Ashley to recommend the pardon
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voluntary Disfran.h,sc,,.n,

Our readers must remember that tho duty of
registration is incumbent on every citizen not
merely to enable him to net upon tho present no
ltical issues, but upon ovcry other iHslio which
may arise until the present political pressure is
removed A friend said carelessly, the other day
that ho would DO disfranchiHed, and knowing thai
ho wns embraced i'm mono Of tho prohibited classes,
we asked him what he meant Ho replied he
would voluntarily dsfranchso himself
Such position is utterly wrong and ndcicnsblo,
for however snrey We may feel, however great
disappointment, however unjust wo may consider
this or that net Of lcgisRtiO1i, We hold that
has right to disfrnnchise himself. Ilo owes
something more than hH fancied allegiance TO dead
issues or to political projudices-hn owes duty to
his country and to his poslerity, na an American
=, tizep and ns one. who desires 10 transmit to
ih, 90 coming after him tho blesgings OF FREQ
cove, 'nment Tho man, at ths present
nnctu, Of our political affairs, who hos the right
10 prese, vo his citizenship before tho ballot-box
anS DEALINGS to do 40, from any motive wlatover,
commits n gr.yo offence against tho veal OF tho
State. His ow,, disfranchiacment, per Sc, III or
small importnnco; hut il may DO OF great dctri-
mont TO the true interests OF that Stale, f9r tho
rights Of wlich-her honor and fair fame.ho has
perilled lifo on mnny battle-tielda. Sonth caro-
inians ignore political projudices The past, with
its innumcrnbo hallowed associations, hnB
fed forever and your State now entering upon
now and untried political existence, demands yonr
services TO right her upon tho troubled waves
upon which Bhe is now tompeBt-tosscd. II Hhe
pllghted political fat and of-repeatod assurances,
she s atill loft to drift ut tho mercy OF tho sor
let no Cnrolinian by inactlon, now or hereafter bo
compelled 70 take homo inc romorsctul roproaeh.
that ho did not raise an arm 10 gayo hor.
Columbia PhHhir.
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fJ0incstic Markets.
NOOK DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK August 1G.-Flour 1Oa15c better oil
old. Wheat Shade firmrr. Corn steady Oats
very firm. Pork heavy and lower, S23 %. Lard
and Whiskey quiet. Cot Ton quiet and steady, 28lc.
81. Stocks dull. Gold 14Oj. Money Sat-. Sterling
9ia10. 62 Coupons 10y. Virginia Skies, new is
sue SO.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton nrmcr; sales 1900 nj 2sl. FIour-St atc
a7 5Ua11 rs; Southern s1la1i 25 Wheat iirmcr and
quiet; Southern Amber s2 25a2 %. Corn steady.
ssya ii Bond s sass 1s 4oo b GS
firm; other groceries quiet. Naval Stores Grner.
Tarpentiae S9aGl ltosm slas 60. Treights close d
None; Money unsianse @ 'a IL Coupons "n lis: iIsi. anu "'
BALT1MonL, August 1G.--Hio Coffee 9ial2lc.,
gold, in bond; l5alslc: free. Prime Wheat nd-
81 l0al 49,; Yellow 81 lG; Oats active and steady,
at 7oa79c.; inferior and damp 50a55c. Flour
small sales; large contracts made by City Mills for
large, sales, but good jobbng, demand. Bacon
Ribs 16al6l. City lard !3c.; Western la.c.
changed; Corn quiet and unchanged; little
dolng: Provisions aaiot E and firm; Bacon quiet
s2s 5Oa23 75 Lard tirner in light demand at 12Io.
pen!no unsettled a. Sas asaSss Rosin quiet at q 50
al rs.
MOBILE, August lG.-Roceipis to-day "A bales
for tho week. IA bales. Exports Of tho week,
1743 bales: Stock on hand, 1915 bales Sales to-
Middling.
New ORLEANS, August 49, Sales $50 bales; mar
ket Arm and unchsnged; Low Middling 2Ga2Ghc.
22,9s9. Sugar and Molasscs unchanged. Flour
unchanged and dull. Cora dull and declined 2la
&c.. mixed II ~; white Il Is. Oats firm anil active
at ii0c. Pork--300 bbls. sold from tho landing in
several lots ut s25 Is. Bacon--Shouders 13!al3}c.
Clear Sides 17al73c.; Sugar-cnred Hams 2la22Ac
Lard, in tierces, lIiniiic. Gold 39ia40. Sterling
52sa54a. Sight Exchange oil Now York u C ont
premium.
AUGUSTA, August 1G.-Markci Aiiff. advanced &c
Middling 2Ga26i. Sales 90 bnes. Weather clear
and warm.
SAVANNAH, August 1G.-Cotton firm and quiet
Middiing 2Gta27. Sales 1870 bales Receipts none
stormy and raining with tho appearance of n
hoavy gale ut sea.
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PRIVATE LETTER from southampton, juat re-
coiyed, thus speaks OF tho raft NonpareR: "When
tho little American life-saring raft Nonparea frat
made her appearance oti this port, was fortunate
enough to board her, md have vory pleasant
oo,rersation with hor gallant commander, Capt.
MIKES. We shortly afterward arrived up to port
in gallant Htylo, with all coors flying. After ro-
manning hero threo days tho raft wns 30 besot with
people coming from all quarters to visit her, and
hold confabs with Capt. MIXES and her crow, that
proposed he should take hsr to Cowes whore he
would be ablo to 800 oil tho great swell: aquatic
and otherwise, who would be thcre TO take part in
and witness tho regatta of tho Royal Yacht Squad
ron. Tho Captain agreed to tho proposition, but
informed me at tho snn,o timo thnt ho could not
got along without me, had to turn pilot for the
timo boing, and pilot the little vessel TO Cowcs.
Wc had grand time there. Captain MIXES aud
his crow woro invited on board tho royal yacht,
and hlr. WHITE, grcat lifeboat builder OF Cowes,
introduced thom to tho mombcrs Of the Royal
facht Squadron at their club house, whcro they
mot with any quantity Of tho elite OF England, and
wore most kindly and cordially received. Mr..
WHITE towed tho tiny little craft around tho royal
yachts and oil Rbout tho harbor OF Cowes which
was alivo with sailing vessels, gay decked, Of all
descriptions, with hia steam launch. It nced not
Nv 1siu ehnb ouPtaii Hihf35 lb b KrcRt u0n Qt
Cowes, and tho observed OF all observers. Tho
Queen will no doubt como down to inspect the
Nonparea, as she has intmated that aho intended
doing 30. Thousands OF people came to SEQ tho
gallant little craft, and oil express tho greatest
wonder how she over managed to cross tho ATTAIN
tito ocean in safety. In fact great Is tho throng
OF vessels around hor fllloa with people who aro
curionsly inspecting lior, Tint ono can almost i'm
agne great fair is boing hold upon tho water,
The captain and crow arc in perfect state of
health. and moro than satisfied with tho perform
rnco Of their lifo-Bsying raft"
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BD' TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DTSTlICr.-I EQU1rY.-P. u. BACoT
AND 4. l.. DACOr. Administrators. PETER $.
DaCor. RS. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF FETEIl
S BAcof.-upon hearing the plcatngs In thIa case II
ts on moiion of w W lfAKLLEE, Conllainunia solrl.
tor orerc that all aud singular the crturs of the late
Peter ). nacot, Conplainauts Innsiatc, be required
to n and prove their respective demands debts in
Judgments anu otherwise against the raid Intcstac be-
tore tho Commissioner of this conrt. by before tho
frat day Of November next, and in default thereof that
they hc dcbarrc from the benefit any lccrce 10 he
made therein, and that tho Commissioners OF this Court
do advertise This order inonil, In The Darlington
H""fheTn"r anl the Charleston Daily Scws. until
said iirst day Of November next.
The abosc is true copy from tho original order made
In the above case. 18th OF February, ISG7
a. +. EDWARDS. c. T.. D.. d.
commissioners onicc, Darlington C. H.. February o.
lsG7 $50 Fehrunry23
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RD- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DISTRIcT.-IN EoUITY-B. W. ED
WARDS, Administration 7. T.. IIOwLE, rs E. S. HowLE
JAMES T.. WILSON AND OTIIERS.-BILL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
that The CREDITORS OF THOMAS L. nowLE, deceased.
be cnjonci fn proceeding to their claims at
A~ against Tho complainant aud that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said uowLE before
the Commissioners Of this Court beforn tho Rrst day
Of December next. and in default Thereof that thcy be
barred tho benefit Of nny decree la be pronounced
herein.
The ub0So Is trne copy frn the original orlcr made
in the above sutcd case. 10Th February, 1857.
a. +. EDWARDS. G. E. D.D
Commissioners Onice, Darlington C. H.. Feb. ~ 1861
February ~ sH
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WILMINGTON, August 1G.-Ihe registration
opened i'll the LIST Ward to-day. Total to this time
for tho two Wnrds, l23 whites, and 639 blacks. The
place Of registration was crowded to-day, and II
lnrgc number OF voters were not ablo to register
for YQut of time
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arrived az IrisGman belonging 10 The Celebrated
0IsEaAN family WAN heard to exclaim "O-r-e-
g-o.n-O O'Iogan /; oil, DO jaborsI only four weeks
In this country yot and steamboat christonoi
Aftor mol" >
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EO- NOTICE T MARINEhS.-C PTAINS
AND fiLOrS wishing to anchor toir vcsscla In Ashley
River nro requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads nj tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHAtSE on the Charleston aud ST Andrews aldo CT
the Ashley R,vcr BY which prccuutIon with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
$. C. TURNER, II. n.
IIari'or Masters 3Ece. Charleston. February 6, 1896
EchrnlrY
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| H6'A YOUNG LADY RETURNING no u,!It
country linmr after sojo,Irm Of tow ,nop,s I'm "a
WY WAS hardy recognized by her riGuds In place ,,
nr"Ars"' rnsc hnslct fir.' VII. hal n soft ruby :. n.
p'cH'"h Oh almost nIarhlr snoolhItcsa uIl i,st,.,
wv hlyrrc hlir really Appeared hut eighteen I., :,
curry as 10 The ci'isn NJ great change sb. l,v
'"h them that slic used tlIc CICAoSIAS uALM , ii
ronsi'irrcdh II all invaluable ion to n,,y Lady t
l'y itS I'sc any Lady Gentlemen can improve ,h,r r
soilal appearance nh hundred ioIl. II IN sirplr In
c"nbI,a'l M Snurr hrrsclf is simple yet u,lslrr.
"i III i's efficacy In drawing Impurities fron also m
tiE Cleansing and brautifyrg the skin anu complry
l'y It's 'rcctirton tho cuiiclr Il draws from il all
impurities, kindly hcalng the BanIc leaving r ~
iaco rs Nature intended II should hc-ccar soft snon:
and beautiful Price ST. Ly Mail or E1prcss ON r,
ccpt OF an order by
". l.. CLARK l. CO., Chemists
No. West faycttr Street. SYRACUSE, N T.
The oEiy American Agents for tho sale Of tho same
Afnrci, 10 IL
ab- ELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIf;
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Ii te best in tho world H..
only tr"r and Irrfrct Dy'-hnrmeHs reliable insta.
tanrouS No disappointment. No ridiculous mi.
Satural Hack nr Brown. Rcmrdirs tho III ii ~
h.- '~-.;.--' ~ solt and hcautin
ihe genuine Ia signed Widm H. BdtcheGor All ohr,
nre mere limitations. and should avoided Sold by all
Druggists and rerhimcrs. Factory, No. 81 nar,lcy
Htrc"', New York.
Go. HEwAHE OF 4 COUNTERFEIT
nccGDlbpr 10
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From New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, August 1G-A telegram from
Gen. Griffin says that tho Indians attacked Buffalo
Springs, Texas, and were rcpulscd
Tho Austrian steamer E{iEaGtM has arrived with
a large number of refugees. 1t was supposed that
she would convey them home, but il is now ascer-
tanned that they will go to New York in merchant
steamer, us Admiral Tegcthoff will probably need
Tho war vessel
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CHICAGO, August lG.-Thc annual Fcnian picnic
took place yesterday. All the military companies
and 5000 citizcns were present. Fights nre the
der of tho day. Black eyes anu bloody noses ruled.
John Leonard NaB fatally stabbed.
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s1-0RrliAN HOUSE CIIAPEL.--THE REV.
X T. wISKLEIi. -. D.. OF tho United First md Went
worth Street Baptist Churches, will perform Divine
Service in this Chapel 7oAorroro -tcrnoon. 18th inst
at flyc O'Clock Auy,,s, II
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OF FIRST BAPTIST CIIUnCII-T HERE
Will be no Service in this Church 7o-Vorroo Afternoon
In consequence of the engagement Of Tho Pastor at Or.
phau House Chapel. huu,pt II
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SHIPPING.

sfN VESSELS wANTED.-SEVER
r9 esrgoes Naval Stores for New York, and Salem.
IX&AYY Masa: also. Lumber for baltimore aud Pli.
-. -. .Hlplia. Very high rates and quick disa;rs
august u WILLIAM ROACH,
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Tho Colorado Times says that there nre threo
things which woman cannot do. sho cannot
sharpen q lead pencil, cannot do up bundle, aud
cannot carry an unbrella.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES

no-MEM0RiAl ASSOCIATION. TIE r;;:ii-
DENT AND OFFICERS OF TIE ASSOCIATION !,
commemorate the Confederate dead earnestly rriI ",
those per'ns who have paid their annual su,,.,ir-
t'iH I" Il" M ~ s"n possible the Treasurer hrs
HENRY "idFAI.I.. No ~, Enst hay.
=. NJ. DIAMYER
July - v, - =,
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RcgIstrntton IN North Carolina

COLUMBIA, s. Co. August 1G.--The number of
votes registered here today amounted to lt2, of
which 90 were whites anil % colored.
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Ep'ESTATE NOTtcE.-ALl. PERSONS IIAy.
ING claims nainst tn" Estate Of tile late J. HENDER.
Sun bENTI will present thru duly attrscd nuu all
''rSoi'S 'nue'''d t's-"'.' ,,!'' -."t" Ia
HARRIET ID. BENTZ,
Qualified Exccutrix.
Rockville, August I'd, 1857. ~ August 10
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Washlngton Nc,rs.

WASHINGTON, August 1G.--Thc rain is over ami
tho dir quite cool. culvcrt s washed away four
miles this side OF Baltimore. No trains this Owe
ming.
The rain has been sufficient to sustain Hood.
No trims hence Northward or thence.
The revenue receipts to-tny amount 10 Sl92. 00n.
There was II full Cabinet meeting; Mr.. Brinklcy
representing tho Attorney General. The position
OF Holt wns discussed, and il determined 10
order him IRON Tho bureau OF Justice ami give
him leave Of absence.
Tho Southern passengers, uid Acliia Creek due
Gt Gt, arrived Mt 10 this mornng-tlctaned by
Hooded trucks. No accidents reported.
The contract for rebuilding the AaDassaB Gap
Railroad to Mount Jackson was awarded tn Placdc
Clark, Of Baltimore, for s4D0,OC
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES msdo to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and r. ooU6LEMANN formerly employed by
RoIasoNsriu. OF psr.s, No. 500 Broadway Hew York.
April u Ut
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THE MARION STAR

EHsTABLIsHKD NEARLY TWENTY YEAR, AGO. n
~ published at Marion. O.. IN tEe eentni portion
Of tho country, and oners favorable medium TO Merl
to extend thpir business In tho Pee Dec county.
fot tho bencht Of our advertising patrons 70 ahall in
creahng publish and distribute gratui.ousJ 1000 e1trr
eopies Of tho BTAIt, during tho buhness Jeason this
9 Ratos Of Advertising liberal.
". J. NoKTRALL,
november ~ Editor fnd Proprietor
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sO-HEuIS'rRATION.- PRECINCT
cohLEroN DiSTRtCT.-The Board Of Registration lor
Third Precinct. ST. Darthoiomcw's Parish CoIeion Dis
trict S. e., will hold liz sessions follows viz:
At BLUE HOUSE roLL-Augu.t 18th, eUth as. and
23d. September 5th, 9th and 7tli.
For Revision. September 10Th and 2Otlt.
AT T~ALTERBoRo' POIL-COURT HoUSE.-Aug,lal
Gath. a0h.! 9th aud 2slh. September ytl Io IItl
For Revision. September 23d aud 24lh.
At ROUND POLL-Auguat 30tlr, JIst Scpten,ber
I'd. ad, 18th. I4th anl 10th.
For Rerislon. scptcrnber 10th ami aTth
"A the whole duty must ho performed ly th IBt 0ct,
ber Tho Hooks will be closed tho 10Th September In
order to comply With Paragraph XIX General Order No.
65, Hcadlunt ..-.,
une tor public Inspection nnil revision tie lists All
persona qualified 10 vote under tho provisions of tho Act
OF congreas. passed 9d March, ls67 entitled An Act to
provide for the efficient Of tho Rubel
s'nes and The several Acts supplementary Thereto are
invited TO appear before TIM Board for Registration
Hours of sitting will he from 4. NJ. 10 BPM
Il. II. wILLouGiIBY.
Chairman board Of Reg
For Third Precinct, Colloton District
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

8s' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DlSrHICr--lN EQUITY-uANNAm J.
HhEsr adninistratrix. rs ELLEN l.. nAlrr JuIIS
wrTIIERSpOoN. e, ai.-IILI. Fol, ISJuS,.TIoy
ACCOUNT AND REIIEF.-It is ordered that the cr,t
on Of JOHN l.. nAkr bc cnjuncd from proccct,ug Il,
recover their claims nj law ,gains. tho complainant anu
tint they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John L. HART before the Commissioner ~,
tlis Court on or before the FIRST day of November next
and In default thereof that thuy be barred from the ben
eff OF any decree to be malc herein.
II IL also ordered that copy this orlcr hr pubnhr
at least once week until the first ay Of November next
In tic Darlington Soa,crnrr and tho Charleston Da,ty
Seicg
Tho above Is true copy from The original order made
In thc above case, l2th February. 1867.
a. J.. EDWARDS, e. 4. H. d.
CohstIsstoSnH OFFICE. Darlington &. H.. February
"a io6f. R''6 fl February ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-17

Eb-fhc HclntIvrs, Friends n Td acIun Int
anccs of Mrs. J"IS CLEAR respectfully invited IA
nttenh the Funeral Services Of her Daughter. EMILY
Ht No. d9J King street. This Horing. at Nine o'clock.
August II L.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-17
From baltimore.

greatest rain hero for several years. Mnny parts
OF the city were Hooded. Mills and factories are
much damaged, and railroads stopped. Several
accidents, resulting in loss of life to employees.
No passengers injured rs far as known. Tho wca-
ther is still sho very.