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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

-Selcctmen should send in returns to the
port may be ready at the meeting OF the Leei'T
laturc, may be published at once. and spread
broadcast over the land. We have the best
water power in the world; let Us make the
world know it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

THE GREAT ERRoR.-Tho Rev. DR.. TODD of
I,itt,felj. saws the root of the great error Of
our dav is, that woman is to he made in,lepend-
ent and selfsupporting. precisely what she
neye" can be, because God never designed she
should be. Her support. her dignity, hor
beauty. her honour and happiness ne IN her
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

In view oftbe trial of jeff Davis dou-
bic the usual number of petit Jurors ave
been ordered to be summoned for the fall
Germ of court. Gen. Wells Of Alexandria.
is understood TO be- eng lged on the side OF
the prosecution. Mr.. Chandler. the pros
ec,,tinu attorney. leaves tonight for New
York TO cencnlt with Mr.. Evaris who Is to
assist him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
STATE WORCESTERSHIRE Augusto

STATE APFoINTMENTs.- Tile Augusta
correspondence the Wing says;
DR.. Vim. B. Laph'm of Woodstock.
has been appointed Trustee ef the Insane
Asylum, vice Burbank, whose term ex-
pires, The following appointments have
been made of Trial Justices in the eastern
part OF the State: Benz. Ball. Bangor;
George Curtis. Jr., Brewer: Jacob Sam
ders, Crystal Planta 'iar; Charles A. Spot
ford. Deer Isle; Nathaniel Patterson. Bel
rast; Leonard Fisher Charlotte: George
Comstock. Lubec: Alvin G.. Cracker oi
Machias. Cetonor for Washington Conn
" d james Frye of North Haven
Wreck Commissioner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
Directory.

Rev. DIR. Tenney's Church, Congregationalist; -
Fo, enoon and afternoon service forenoon com
mencing at past 10 o'clock, afternoon &C III past
2 O'Clock. Lecture in the evening at the chapel
BAPTIST Rev Il. I. Hardwood Bible Class, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Lakewood, in the fore
noon at IL past 10. sabbath school at O'Clock;
afternoon service a. 1t pasta O'Clock; evening
service ut O'Clock.
Unitarian, Rev. W. II. Sayary sabbath schoo
az IL past 10 O'Clock, \. NJ: sermon at IA past
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

Western Maii-.r1iges Daily, except Moa'iay} AZ
3 O'Clock, A. NJ Departs Daily, except sunday
at II l., o'ciock. r. VI.
Eastern Mai-Auigcs Daily, Except saturday NJ
II o'clock, 7. VI. Departs Daily, except Mohaa!
at 3 H. O'Clock, z. NJ.
Eucksport and lelfast-Arrives Monday Wednes-
Hay and Friday, at 3o'cioek, p NJ Departs ! es-
dav Thursday and saturday. at O'Clock, \ NJ
sullivan and Narrnxuagus--irriycsM ond Y, Wed
nesday and Friday, at O'Clock, r. N Departs
Tucsduv Thursday and saturday, at so'cfk, NJ.
Mount Desert-Arrivcs Wednesday and saturday,
ut II o'clock, VI Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
10 O'Clock, A.. NJ.
O'Clock, r. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
O'Clock, \, ".
Trenton Point-Arrives Saturday, at II O'Clock,
A. Dcparts saturday, at / O'Clock L. r.
Great Pond-Arrives saturday al 6 O'Clock, r NJ.
Departs Friday 1T O'Clock. A. NJ
OFFICE HouRs From TO II \. VI, and from to
IL p. NJ, except sunday Sunday from Ia
to lV ii ~ NJ.
7 y WurTrour Postmaster,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
Sessions OF Courts.

SUPREME JUDICItf-tt Ellsworth, commencing
ON the 4ih Tuesdays OF April and Oct.
COCNTY COMNi~sIOSERs-At Ellsworth, com
nencing on the ith Tuesdays of Jan. April and
Oct.
PROBATE CorRrs-Ellswortl,.l LIST Wed. in Jan
Feb. Aug, sept. and Dee; ID " ed. in June; ALL
" ed in April 4th Tues. in Oct. Bucksport-lsi
Wed. in May; 81 Wed in sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-lst We'd. in July and Nov.
Tenth Agri cultural Cattle Show and Fair.
at the Fair Grounds, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, October lst, 2i and Sd, Isl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

~ Hon. Lyman Rawson of Rumiord III
furms the Oxford Democrat that he raised
from single vine. 3i5 pounds of pumpkins
II was stray vine that came up IN his gar
den; dut grew prodigously.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

WHY is Il eats tail like a voyage round
the world! Because it's fur to the end of It.
Why is hen immortal Because her
son never sets.
When ia chair like a lady's dress!
When il is satin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

CONSTANT TALKERs shows want oil thought.
Your reflection man l. ever rctieent. Much
speech proves Il want of brains. Words are
poured forth without being weighed. Even So
as,pIe can ran faster ont of eharch when 1t Is
nearly empty, than when there is crowd at
the door. .lH ...L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

gNo matter what part other people
may play. a groccrls sure TO play the ooan
terpart.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

DisREsPECT Te THE PREsiDEST'-A
dispatch says that the sentence imposed
uprn Assistant Engineer George w. Saw
Yer. by II court martial at Portsmouth. n.
II +, has beenapproved by Secretary We'lts.
The charg. against Mr.. Sawyer was that
of using Language disrcspeciiu to the Pes
itlrnt Of the United States. 1t appears
that he aud two or three other officers nn
duty at the Portsmouth yard. were one day
talking aud they finally got into p"lltl
cal discussion. Congress was denounced
~ an unconstitutional body. guilty of
tr,,,rpaiiou and OF the enactment OF unjust
and yranic;.l laws. In the heat Of argu
mcnt, Mr., Sawyer responded by saying
that Congress would fail of its duty unless
it impcachrll the President. This remark
was reported by the other officers to the
Secretary of the Navy who made haste to
have Mr.. Sawyer court martialed. He was
found guilty aud sentenced to be repre-
manlcd By the Secretary, and To he suspcn
ded from duty for one year on half pay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

EyShccp VII! nn, bark trees that are
~h.trwnsl,cd with little sheep manure IN
the wash.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

.gJohn i. Cough was 50 years old
in August. lie 81 sncd the ledge October
30. SIP. in Worchtster, Mass. January
3 1913. he delivered his first mpcrance
lecture. His orr ginal terms for a lecture
were 50. now he charges 5000 He has
already accepted lGS call for the season
Of l5G1 winch will yield S33,0o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
Mr.. Editor

Mt. EsUtOf =
The ladies' Unitarian Society
have recently held their annual meeting for
1867 and the following exhibit of Work ac-
compl,hed in one year, and the pecuniary re-
suits are worthy OF publication. few young
Misses nj the laic Fair. not above twelve or
thirteen years took, by their own industry,
S2s 90 at one vi the tables.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
Post Omce Regulations.

Eastern and Western Mail closes at : O'Clock r
II. Branch Mails close i-4th Of an hour before dc
parttirc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

The returns III Pennsylvania thus far
SLOW falling of in the Republican vote Of
2G.il6 and IN the Democratic vote of l0,Ii3.-
The .'enormous gains " Of the Democracy over
their vote tor ClymcT consist Of 10 VOTES in
Huntingdon and 3sj5 in rhi'adridhia. IN cr-
cry other t0tcH they k5S6, their eatirc filling OIL
being about six per cent. of the vote Of 1860.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

TT There will be . meeting of the Els
worth Circulating Library Association ut tho
Office Of Arao Wiswcll, Esq, next Tuesday
Evening Oct goth, at IL o'clock Z. NJ. Full
attendance is requested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25

Mn. DEAN-.Sir: I have yours Of the 10Th
ult. Should ever consent To- argue the pro-
prieiy and policy of wholesale ,wintiIiug. ]
shall take your proposal into consideration. ]
do not know where the cause of national VIII
liany could find filter advocate than your
self. Yours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-10-25
VIM. Il. Sayery, Secretary.

The election occurs the first Tuesday in No
vcmb-r, and is for Secrets of State. Comp
'roer, Treasurer, ATTY. General State En-
ginecrand Surveyor, Canal Commissioner, III
spcctor of State Prison, Judge Of Court OF
Appeals and for Legislature.
FREsCoE PAINTING.-Soms Of the frescoing
Of public buildings is the mercst daub, and
reflects no credit on he artist or the committee
who has the work in charge. Recently we
spent sabbath in Machias, and Of course at
tended church, and also heard Rev. Mr., Hard
ing, Congregatlonalist, preach two practical
common sense sermons. which cvinecd much
ability. and vigor of thought; notwithstanding
all this we could not resist the inclination ~
t look at the newly painted walls OF the church,
done up in the neatest style Of Mr.. Schumacher
OF Portland, who certainly exhibits singular
merit in decorative painting We have seen
no work equal this. in all down East. We hope
If any more frescoing is to be done in this lo-
ca,itv. that Mr.. Schumacher will be engaged to
| do it.
WHY DO you USE 'Barrett's Hair Restora-
tive Because l have tried all others, and
find my hair in too many c0fors.
/ Six Observation-Disclosures rs-Piay-
ers-Prntcrs and Poitician,-ali suffer from
| Dyspepsia Nervousness, and Loss OF Appetite,
Liver Complaints and all diseases which they
may cure or prerent by the use Of Plantation
Bitcrs. II those sugerers took these Bistcrs,
the Poetry would de purcr, the Paintings grand
CIR, the sermons livelior, the Acting truer. the
Printing neater. and the Politics honcster---
This splendid tonic inyisoraes the system. anil
enables the brain to work healthily.
| Prehaps no article was ever So well endorsed
by all who have used il.
What has Portland c yer produceds long
fellow, N. p. Willis, and the STEAM REFINE u
SOAR. Is not that an honorable record of faith
ful ministry to the esthetic and the usefuls
Star.
So great is the efficay of Parsons Purgatiye
Pills that they may be supposed toe ontan some
powerful and injurious agent, bu; we can as
sure You they arc free from everything of the
kind. and can be administered with perfect safe-
ty, s..s
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New Advertisements.


- Rssy- Sec Notice to all Concerned
aEG" Cook Wantcd-Arply Mt this Office.
nzy- Ciut;on for Letters Of Administration
Esy" Sec Cnunnissioncr's Sales for the first
Monday in November next
Gee" SEQ Noticc to Debtor. Of the Estate Of
JAcnD RILEY, dec.
Gca,' Mr.. Tow*sESn ID. WOLFE, has just re-
cclyed large quantity of Bacon Sides and
So rli.rs, whick he Offers cheap; also lot of
!,a,t,ry Yarn, &c, at reduced prices See his
advertisement. a
- Merchants will see by referring to our
advertising columns, that j. w. FAIRY, ESD
Tax roll.ctor. will be at this place OF Thurs
,."v 2ith inst. and the two succcc ding days
:r the rur..,1sc OF collcctiny the Third Quar-
:vrly Tax.
gay Mr.. Thomas RAY has on hand direct
from the manufacturers, Il supply of Manhat-
tan Axle Grease, for .rcasing Wagons and
lSu=gcs, also suitable for grcnsing Cotto,
Screws. Farmers will do well to give him {:
call
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-12

Since Tie recent change Of Schedule on the
South Carolina Rail Road We have never but
om~ received The Charleston mail the day il
was due To us, this failure is source Of OK
tr.:nc Inconvenience, s.; cur wclccmc visitors.
s''c l"~i~r, .Mm"'y and DaHy .Etr's come to
as thirty hours after publication The same
Inconvenience is felt Ly subscribers to those
;vsiuable Journals On Thursday last, the
the paper and letter mails both filled This
see'ss q indieate that Uncle Sam has gone
woogat'!'cr114g aAttas'g AAs aarkrys, and is neg
lcctiipz his busipcss,
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The Circus.

! The big show has come, and gone. Well
VIC must do it the justice to say, that it is,the
best exhibition of the kind, which has visited
US since the war. The Mcnagcrie consisted
Of very complete collection of animals, and
tho equestrian and gymnastic performances
were highly crcdtablc. We. have heard its
patrons generally express themselves very
much gratificd with the entertainment afforded
them
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
LOCAL ITEMS. y
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT, II, 1867
Important to Subscribers

We arc making arrangements to furnish
great Inducements to the reading public of
Oranscburs and the surrounding districts.
We will announce ut present that we will
furnish tho ORANGEDURa NEWS and the
Southern l'uhirafor for one year, at THREE
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS, in advance.
We will furnish tho ORANGErunu NEWS
anl 'B"rhc's l'mhIy," charmin. magazine
for Buys and Girls. for one year: at THREE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CEHrs in advance
Wcswill, furnish tho OnAxcEnuRd News.
and. The .imricnn Farmer. tho oldest Agri-
cnl,tral publication in ,he t,,.cd States.
(Which il published at Baltimore. Ma.), at
TRe.Ex DOLLARS AND FlrrY GgXTs, u nd
wee.
We will furnish the O&ANurnund News
and Dc,norcsts ]mnny -imrrir". child s
in",thly. with hcautifiil cnlnrrl Illustrations.
koY I;juIE DOLLARS ana !l.::.- t;::,::": {. i,
va,i@s,
:Thesr ;trc c,ru,l I" any in IL. i',.,,,, SEES.
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a change of Schedule has been determined
upon by the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany. Two Passenger Trains up and down
will pass Orangcburg daily:
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NOTICE

|"'I IN 0IINJ1L n ~ N -sI-I'.:
rs IIERERY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION WILL.
Il be made i'll three months from date, to tho re-
spcctivc Corporations below named. for renewal Of
Certificates of Shares of South Western Railroa1'
Bank Stock. ShaYcs of South Carolina Railroad.
Stock, which were the property Of Hiss Elizabeth
Rickcnbakcr, now deceased and were lost or sfA
stroyc'l during the recent war. 'a
Orangcbtrg S. c., DONALD r. BARTON,
Sept 2S, 1867. Administrators
sept % lam Gm i
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least ten minutes, during which time his COM
panion ran out, tried to obtain,hclp, failed,
came back, and finally under Mr. W.'s dircc-
tions, succeeded in shutting down the gates,
and stopping the mill. Mr.. w. was then cx-
tricatcd, and tainted. But he is doing 10 well.
that we heard his own narration of the affair OH
Tuesday last in this place.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-12
Narrow Escape.

Last week. r. ~. Wannamakcr, Esq of St,
Matthews Pnrish, WAS experimenting the
working fof;;a so say cotton gin, which was
sn,naa isy water with the force Of horse
pa.Ecr. T!it box Of ti,e gip was crcr. cnd the
saws NIL exposed in @ gistcuipg row. when the
eoat of, Mr.. HNannamakcr was teaYs9at ip tac
revolving machine, and hc was jerked down
violently, his head striking with force against
projection of che gin. Mr.W. threw out his
left arm to brace himself back, hut failed to
gain hold, and his fingers were several of
d1iem cut by the SAWS, and his entire left arm
was drawn through between the saws and
brushes, and badly larccratcd by them, and his
left breast brought down opposite the shining
teeth revolving with undsturbcd swiftncss,
and seeming ready to pierce his heart. In
,tlris .o.nsp.aqpey, with that ready presence Of
:,ninl which 80 S4A.D preserves i'll the hour OF
.fanger, Mr.. w. ti.rew out bis right arm and
pr;MG9 UfHre'i WIN uh '''H 'srS'', '>N'' III "
,nusc,es of the arm 30 sslctl aa extreme. that
tho BLOOD Of { ycin bprst slroae' tic skin ;
calKAg 1T the aaAAs time "inss a9 assistant who
was near by. to shst down ths e'lSaa; assd stop
thc wateY power. 35ut his assstapt did not
nndeyeaand the WORKING of the machinery, and
instead Of letting down the gates, ineraased the
power. p"yt"na'c'y tho band which connected
the gin With the rupning power, Was slack, and
Slipped around. in consequence CT the resist
.ancc afforded by ar. W.'s right arm but Mr.
W. eqs)tl feel the tugging Of tho power which
held hila q, its clutches, and was struggling tc
destroy him lie was IN this position tDr al
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-12
Demoresi's Monthly.

This admirable Magazine Of Fashion We
commend especially to our lady friends 1t is
good in the department of Fashion of House
wifery, of Light Literature, and of Domestic
Economy. Sec advertisement.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-12
Final Notice.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Estate Of Benjamin NJ. Dantz!cr, dec d.
must present the same properly attcstcd on or be-
fore the 18th day of October next, or they will be
debarrcd payment. All Indebted to the snd Estate
will make payment by the same time, or the claims
against them will he put in suit.
sept 2S-3t D. T. NJ. FOURES Admir-. =
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CHAS. BULL n CO.,
NJ ~ MAIN -SrrRL,E'T

YHNO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY and particularly
FARMERS visiting Orangeburg Village. are
respectfully invited to cnll and examine our Cheap
and Extensive assortment Of GOODS, consisting ot
Shoes Hats. Dry Goods Groceries. Crockrry. Glass
Ware. Tin Ware, Hard Ware Wooden Ware llosc-
~, &C. Sc, Also
10 boxes Plantation SOAP,
10 boxes Extra SOAP,
5 boxes TOBACCO,
10 cacs do
30 boxes IIERRlNGS,
j bills MOLASSES,
= bhls SYRUP.
1Ohbls EXTRA FLOUR,
2 hills LARD.
c,5 saeks SALT.
sacks RIO COFFEE &C., &r.
Also MI o,hct articles generally found in a well
assorted Stock s,,itnic ,a the wants Of The c"mmmn
ny Farmers Produce bhighi.
sep SS ~
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Religious.

There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church on Saturday the 10Th inst, in the
morning ut l.oclcck: and at night at half
past seven o'c'-e.s also, sht ~. ,".r Sunday.
,ncrins an.I uigI.t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ornmgcburg District. o"atiof.'
BY p. a. McMlCHAEL Esq, Ordinary.

BY A. McMlCHAEL Esq, Ordinary. '
WHEREAS, V. D. V. Jcmson, Commissioner liz iii
Equity. hath made suit to to grant him Ietters
of Administration of the Estate and effects Of Is.
Scclcy. deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonish alt aHfF
singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
B. Seclcy deceased, thn, they he and appear before
me, i'll the Court of Ordinary to be held at Oranec-s
burg &. H.. on the 18th day Of Now next after.
publication hereof. Mt / o'clock in the forenoon TO-
shcw cause if any they have, why the said A,niis-
tr,ton should not hc granted.
Given under my hand this scvcntl, tlny of Octo.
Der, Anno Domn 1867. fpst
T.. MrNllCHAEI. o. o. d..
oct II Il 40
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THNO TAN PAEEES.---I will be mt
Il Bmmchville for the Collection of the THIltD ,
QUARTERLY TAN for Orange Parish, on Monday; 4
0rnngeburg G. II. during the rest of the week -"
=. w. FA1REY,. ~
oct l2-2t Tax Collector Orange Parish
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D,11Nrsr1sATo1s,s NoT1CE,.....

A DNA NOTICE.
IN All persons having demands against the Ese-
tate of the late William Garland, deceased, are re-
qucscd 10 present the same properly attested TO
the Undersigned and all persons indebted will
make payment Ut once to
GEORGE BOLIVAR, 4stmn:,
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A CARD.
III H,e Subscribers to tic Curolinu Times

III Tie Subscribers 10 Tic Cuolino Times:
Having been forced hy circumstances beyond ou,
control, to stop the Publication Of the TINES, we
take this opportunity offered us, to say that nccess
~ and not choice ropipcls omr course We have
been called upon TO ,rakc monthly payments in cash
for material and labor in issuing the Paper, while
our appeals to those in,lebted to us have met with
no corresponding respo2sc. The Subscription
price Of Two Dollars was NOT in itself sufficient
rccompcnse for the labor alone. hut when not even
this was paid onr difficulties can be understood.
Pr0tcssjy,al engagements also Gained large por-
ion of the time necessary for The proper financial
conduct st the undertaking.
TO those Of mnny friends, who kindly gave us
assistance we yct,rn sincere thar. ks. To ,Osc
still indebted to appeal for an carly settle
mcn, in order that mny meet engagements, en-
tered into The iatli OF their promises.
Mr.. Snmnc Dibbic hns made arrangements to
supply the OnAxGEnuRG News to those whose time
of subscription to the TINES is not yet completed
For the present the office Of the cAHoLiSA TINES
will be found in the of DIR. B. NJ. Shner'>
Drug Store ". ". LEGARE,
October 1st 1867. Editor Times
oct 8 II
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CO M M E R CIAL
Report of the Charleston Cotton Mar
( ket for the Week Ending Oct. 10.

Reported for the Orangcdu'y Nc,rs by
W. WALTON SMITH COTTON FACTOR
There has been steady decline in Cotton mar
ket during the past week, owing TO continued un-
favorable a'lviccs from Liverpool and prices have
fallen off to cents from quotations of last
week. The sales for the week amount to about
100 bales the market closing Mt the following quo
tations, viz
Low Mid'ng ........."-...l5@e154
AIiddling.. ..........................16
Strict Midtng.. ng.....................17
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Conralissio s. safes.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
onASoEnluEo lqs i lD'tisrnffT* uo.iarsl1

t-, en.l ;PTG1fCG 11Il
onAscENluEa Disrn}fT: ~e.aeIsd1,
II. Foglcr and II. F. fogler, j ~ y.f..,5 l,.,,.
&C. Clayton, ct. al. !io tnni aa.
Pursuant the order in tiif cnse nhilc 2ssi
September, 1867, will sell or thei4th Npyembere
next, ut the Court House, for one half cash, the
Balance on credit of onc ycuf, sec afed nby b66hP
With interest from date payable annually, 10 longs
as any part of the debt is unpaid, and n mortgage,
stamps: Eli .if1 - III, i.tT on ,aaY
All that Tract Of Land belonging to VIM, Foglsr,
deceased, containing 332 or less situate
on the Two Chop l.ond, in this District, and bbuiidr.
cd by lands of Richard Evans and Mrsl Bradhnm,,
Commissioners Office, ID. V. JAMIsON.
Ornngebnrg G. II. Comtnissionel 1th
Oct. 10, 1867. e -, t,re5r,t
oct II id
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

cvRscvs RosssyS ~ An ADAxs Exrnsss Mxssxsous -
The nssseness ~ the Adams Express Company. ~ Pa~
dusAA while ginning on sssamboat a night rec snlIys
viii psoaeeevof money amounting 70 nearly four thou
$50 oeusr4 vas attacked by $40 rufiana BE We
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n AMERICAN CLERK wANrgp-ro % TO Lon.
N dou 81 70 take charge Of Wholesale establishes
casa bnsnes: there mus = sood eorespordenA soss
Unable deposit y1v0 - security for f.hful psrscsa.
snce OF du6a Address " sprlca uta bant writing ea1nl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

Tor SALE OR TO I.EAsE-wArER FRONT PROPER
IN wllamsbnrg, 1oxfoo, covered with brick sheds;
also iVOxA0 with large warehouses suitable for
naval tobacco For sale Grain Distcry capacity
40 bushels suitable for -four mill brewery; Recf
block from hast Apply 70 b. rOLiey. 70 South