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Special Notices.
Dr.scheack,s Mandrake Pills
A substitute For CaIOmeI.

These Pills are composed CT various roots
having powers to relax the secretions of the liv-
er. as promptly and as efestasIIy as blue pill OF
mercury. and without prOdaeing any of those
disazresable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence. as they promote the dis
charge of al vitiatsd bile. and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary duets.
which are the cause Of BILIOUS affections in gen.
ersl.
: ScHENCKfS MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders Of the Liver. indi-
catedby . ssIloE skin. coated tongue. costiTe-
ness. d~roEsiness. and a general feeling Of Wea-
riness and Iassitude. showing the liver is in g
torpid or Distracted condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage IN all eases when a purgatiTe or Alternative
msdicinsis required.
Please ask for for DR.. Sehenck's Mandrake
Pills. and ohssrve that the tWo lkenesses Or
the Doctor are on the Government stamp-One
when In the last stage Of Consumption. and the
otherin his present health.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Price 8
cents per box. Principal 0Eee. No. Is North
sth Street. Philadelphia. Pa
General Wholesals Agents, Demas Barnes 4
ce..A Park Row. New York; SIS. HHnee. 10
Baltimore St. Baltimore. Nd; John D. Park.
N. Z. Corner Of Fourth and Walnut St, Cincil-
mats. Ohio; Walker L Taylor. lS4 and 1S6 Wa
bash Avenue Chicago. III: Collins Brothers
southwest corner o secOnd and Vine sts.. St
L0ais. NO. Hth < 5th W. e. mo. u.
H
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Natural Bridge In Ohio.

AL
Ohio, ike Virginia, has q wonderful
natural bridge. 1t is in Hooking
county, fifteen miles from Lancaster
A person who visited it recently, de-
scribes it thus: This is a grand and
beautiful arch Of solid rock, spanning a
wide rayine some sixty feet in depth,
through which meanders, among the
rocks that have fallen from the cliffs
above, a clear and tiny riyulet. which
which seems to have its origin in the
springs above and under the bridge,
and flows thence in a course of two or
three hundred yards, into the Hook
ing. The exposed portions of the rock,
forming the bridge proper, present a
surface on the side of about one hun
dred and sixty feet in length, eight to
twenty feet in breadth, and some six
to twelve feet in thickness. 1t is gent
ly arched, smooth on top where the
rock is, partly bare, and in part carpet
ed with green turf, forming an ample
passage-way for pedestrians, and over
which, but for one narrow place, car
riages and teams might easily CROSS
Immediately above the bridge, and
separated from Il by q fssurs ranging
from q few inches to several feet in
width, is q vast overhanging rock,
looming over a place where q regiment
of men might be accommodated with
shade and shelter. The whole is en-
vironed by a most lovely forest, and
shut in by the green and romantic
hills. %
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An Incident in the Cars.

On the whole, pleasing traits and in
cidents are not common in the cars, l
think. This opinion expressed to my
friend Summers the other day. In re-
ply TO my remarks he related a little
adventure, which, as it is apropos, and
moreover, involves a little love and
sentiment, l give it without spology,
and ia his own words. 1t appears that
in the most unlikely places love and
sentiment may be discovered:
al was escorting home the lovely
Charlotte D, to whom at the
time l wa quite devoted. Charlotte
could scarcely find room to. spread her
crinoline and arrange her yoluminous
hounces. / stood up near her, there
being no vacant seat.
After q few minutes, in came a poor
woman, who deposited a basket of
clothes on the platform, and held in
her arms small child, while a little
girl hung to her dress. She looked
tired and weary, but there was no va
can seat ; to be sure Charlotte might
have have condensed her Aounces, but
she did not. Beside her, however, sat
sat 3 Vey lovely and elegant looking
woman, who seemed trying, by moving
down closer TO Others, to make space
enough for the stranger between her
self and Miss D. At last she sue
ceeded, and with tAe sweetest blush l
ever saw, shednvited the poor female
70 be seated. Charlotte D drew
her drapery around her and blushed
too. but it was not q pretty blush at
all, and she looked annoyed at the
proximity of the newcomer, who was,
however, clean and decently, though
thinly clad.
The unknown lady drew the little
girl upon her lap, and wrapped her vel
vet mantle around the small, half clad
form, and put her muff we the half
frozen little blue hands.
So great was the crowd that / alone
seemed to observe. The child shiVered
the keen wind from the door blew
upon her unprotected neck. l saw the
lady quietly draw from under her shawl
3 little crimson wooden shawl, which
she softly5put on the shoulders of the
little one, the mother looking on in
confused wonder After a short time she
rose TO leave the cars, and would have
removed the shawl, but the unknown
gently whispered, "No. keep it for her.
The woman answered not, the conduc-
tor hurried her out, but her eyes swan
with tears. | noticed her as she de-
scended to a basement, and / hastily
remarked the house.
Soon after my unknown also arose to
depart. l was in despair, for l wanted
to follow, and discover her residence,
but could not leave Miss D.
How glad, then, l was to see her bow
IS she passed out, TO a mutual scquain-
ance who stood in the doorway. From
him, ere many minutes, / had learned
her name and address.
70 shorten the story as much as pos
sible, that lady is now my wife. In the
small incidentSWhich introduced her TO
me she showed,h her real character. A
few days after our marriage | showed
her The blessed crimson shawl, which
l had redeemed from its owner, and
shall always keep as q memento. There
resome pleasant things to be found
in unexpected places; and certainly l
may have been said to have picked up
my wife in the cars"
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The Democratic PIatform.

What are the planks of the Demo
cratic platform!
State Rights. which means nullifica-
ton and secession.
Restoration of bloody rebels to office.
Shooting Union men in the South.
Psrtial suffrage,-rule by a class.
Taxation without representation.
overthrow of Democratic govern
ment and establishment Of an aristoc-
racy.
Reputation of our honest debt,
whereby universal suffering would be
brought.upon the country.
These are the main plsnks of the
Democratic PLATFORM platform on
which honest men and patriots are in
VIted 10 stand. Will they do il 2 No,
never l. Western Star.
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CUKIosTTIEs OF PHoToGRAPRY-Pho-
t~ographers have taken ''the sun HIMSELF
when in eclipse; they have caught an i'm
pressionof Of a shell ~whizzing through the
air, discharged from the mouth OF q 3D.
inch mortar; they have caught the wave
as it broke on the shore, the sun depicting
even the drops falling from its topping
crest; more, they have not failed in get
ting a good impression" Of q criminal
executed by the ~gdillotine, catching the
head IN mid air as il fell into the basket
below. Photographic book-marks and
visiting cards are sold by the thousand,
while Photographic shirt-studs and waist
coat buttons, ornamented with microscop.
&c miniatures, are now being daily pro-
duced in countless numbers at the button
factories in Prussia; portraits Of a popular
person, GaribAldi for instance, being or
dsred by the hundred thousand at q tima
On the authority Of q careful English
writer, ssall this photAgraphing requires
the use of no less than twenty tons Of sill
YER per : mum.
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THE CHRONICLE.
IHJTf nAYEn.
By MRS. LOUISA woRrHEx.

Prayer is the incense ofthe soul,
The odor Of the flower.
And rises as the waters roll
To Gods ccntrouingpOwert
Within the soul there would not be
I This Infinite desire
To whisper thoughts in prayer to Thee.
Hadst Thou not little FIRE.
Prayer is the spirit speaking truth
To Thee. whose love divine
Steals gently down like dew to soothe,
Or like the suDbeams shine;
For in the humblest soul that lives,
As in the loWliest flower,
The dew drop back his image gives.
The soul reflects his power.
Alright. when all is hushed and still,
And cen soft echo sleeps,
Astil small voice doth Ger me thrill,
And so each heart-throb leaps;
Iii the spirit-pulge. which beats
Forever deep and true;
The atom with Its author meets,
As sunlight greets the
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The Asthma.

RArnham's Instant Relief and Permsnen
Cure for the Asthma is pr~onouAced by the medi-
cal profession. the Pres and he public. to be a
wonderful and reliable Specific for this distress
ing and hitherto almostineurable disease. The
Inventor Ofsrs his remedy 70 the public with
the aSuranes that it furnishes the Only perma-
nent cure for this formidable and quite prevs-
lent mAlady. End with he firm belief that in no
instance will il fail to eject 3 cure where the
directions that accompany the medicine are
fully complied Eith. Prices2. per box, or Six
bozes for SO. Sent BY mail. securely sealed
with postage prepaid. 70 AnS address within
the United States on rseeipf Of the price. A
liberal discount is msdeto Dealers. and it has
become > standard remedy with DrugEists
thrOuEE9utt the country. Price lists and eircu-
lars gent upon application. We take pleasure
in rseonhsndins this valuable and infAlibls
emedy % all sach as may be afflicted with Asth
ma. An oFdsrs should be addressed to VIZ. H.
FARSHnL Editor and Publisher Sparta Eagle.
Sparta. Wisconsin.
For sale by Morrow SVannsss. Burgh Hill
Ohio. SIJulyl7-6m'.
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A full set of arms, etc., was issued
from the srmory in Harrisburg, Pa, to
a company of zouayes recently organi-
zed in Gettysburg. A few days ago
the arms were distributed to the MEM
bers of the company IN That place, when
one of the Zoua1es had a gun assigned
him, which. upon examination, was
found to be the same he had carried as
a private Of Co. g, 20S Regiment Penn
~sylVania Volunteers in the late wal for
the Union. Upon the discharge of the
regiment, at the close Of the war, he
left his gun at Petersburg. Virginia.
II now comes back to him reftted and
renewed, but with the initials Of his
name cut on the stock, and retaining
the same marks on the lock, which he
had put on it while in camp, to identi-
fly it there.
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Dodd,. servipe and InvIgorator,

offers an invaluable boone natural and sfici-
ent recovery OF lost powers. No person. man;
or Eomsn. suffering nom any cause. can aherc
20 nseIect tbs remedy. Tho -Rervine will be
found 70 possess Al eQualizing and nutritiys
principle. u allaye irritation n like sleep
promote tha seereu0ns Of the system. Il has
afirity with the NKBFoUs FIRREs. and supplies
them for the waste that Is constantly taking
place. Like wholesome food taken into the
stomach, il undsrgoss rapid DIGESTION, myigor-
ating in its preeess thedigeshye organs. andPro-
ducing 8 %
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Some Folks. Can't Sleep Nights.

Uery many suffer from general debility, 9th
eFs from weakness ofthe stomach and ina
biIity 10 diEsst their foOds some have creeping
sensations af0ng the nerve hbres, or pain IN the
back with Aehinga and weary throbbings Of the
limbs. ThouEands Of ladies suffer through long
yearI from shat are called FEMALE CoNPLAIKTs
caused BY t~herelaxation ofmuscle and ligameut
that attend dofcieucy Of vital force. Thousands
Of bushnell q nen. Overgorked IN mind and ooay.
use M he nervous huid, and become unit for
duty or ths-njoymens Of lie. Excuses IN
youth, and the terrible efeets offeyer snd ague
involve shattered CONSTITUTIONS and the failure
Of the general fIctionBF OF health. 10 sufferers
from all these causes.
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CaImaess and Tranquility

unknown TO any other preparation. II contains
no opium or hafheesh. and 20 far from proou-
cling costiveness it Will be found an emelent
cure for cougfipation, and has obtained q wide
renoWn for this regularity.
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REMINGTONS
EH"@ A""S.
SOIL BY H TRADE GENERALLY.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
RNOLD,S INK

A RNOLD'S INK.
IA We have good supply Of ali sires ofthis
celebrated Writing Fluid always on hand
Quarts. Pint. Half pinb. and % hottles-EaF
March I'D. PORTEE's BOOKSTORE
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what People Say.

"Daar Doctor: The last medicine prescribed
BY You / and Will say that DoDD's NERYIEE AND
yTGORA Is all that it is claimed 70 BE-. 4
feel like q new man The aching Of my limbs Is
and feel strongsr thsn I have tor many years
past" Contributed by Dr.. A. ID, tucker. z99
CintDn-st-, Brooklyn, n. Y.
~IhaTe used the NERyIyE, and nnd pyseii
mich benefited by II, particularly IN the m
crease Of strength and cure Of those trembling
senyafions. Ny costiyeness also seems to be en-
TREY cured.H Letter to DR.. Tucker.
Ths medicine you ordered DoDDs NRHVISEl
va have tares three bottles Of It Is a great
thiuaI Ny wife says she had rather have one
botfle oft than forty doctors. she le certainly
better. LeucOrrhna cured don't feel me orae-
ging down Z noWen move sssls
G-R. MiRTrH. Cashier Glenn hocse. Long
Brunch. N. J..Statesthat, DoDD1s NkkIlAk -
cuJsdhim Of chronie weakness OFT stomaeh,
strenfthened h5 whole system.
DIyTD HARrsHORH, 3g9 State-sts klyn
eured of chronic muscular and nervous deo nlIy
JoHE HAEIUT. Broeklyn: n. n says: 70
Iico sfecL quiet the nerve. and tons-up the sys;
ten. ] have nsveE used anything thai equAileo
DoDD'S EERTIEE-" ar
VIZ. DEisss Ess,. EastfoEd. con2 N
treE9 nervous debility ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was Induced BY s friend to Try. d.; = ".
DoDDS NKRvNR AND 1~SYIGoRATok ana py lo
use e now restored TO perfect hsaItn .um.
Br. &C. YoHK. charlestown. Mss; incasea
ofRreat nervous debility not eonnneq ny any
means 10 the female ser. although from the
ereater delicaey of the 6amale organl1anon mote
conHon th1n smonR men, j employ DoDDs
NHRyfER AND I~EYIo0kAToR with the happiest
eject. 1t exceeds in tonic power anythlng that
I NOV Of, HhiIe its actions upon TIE bowels -
n5n5s NEKSIxT AND syIGo1KroKi Is employed
in he MASSACHUSETTS Hospital for the Insane at
Talntons
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During the last twelve years upwards Of For
~ Thousand Students have graduated Ia these
colleges and are now, occupying responsible
positions in the business world. In this COLLEGE
actual usine Is combined with theory by
means ofStore, Business 06ee4. Merchandise,
&c.. thereby irving sfudenz actual counting
room practice. The eoilegfate course emhra-
ees theory and practice In Book-keeping a. ap-
piled TO every department Of business uch ~
practical Banking. Railroad ng, SteamboatinE.
felegraphing. MERCANTILE Accounts. hathemet-
les. l sW. PenmAnship. Correspondence. English
Grammer. kc. A scholarship issued at this
college Is good for life In forty-eiKht schools
located in the principal cities Of the United
States and Canadas. Students can enter at any
time and complete the full course in from eight
to fourteen weeks. A partial oourse will be
given to those who desire Il. A frst-classb board
ing houseis connected with the MeadTille Coli
lege where students End allthe comforts Of home
at very low prices. No extra charges for Diplo-
ma or the higher branches. Fer circular con-
tanning terms regulations and full Information.
also specimens Of plain and ornamental PEN
mAnship address enelOsing stamp. tta
A.. w.. SMITH. Principal,
July q. 1867. Asadyile. Pa
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A LEXANDER Kid Gloves, the
IA genuine article. for sAls By
PICK kBR0THkkS-
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Zoe PersOnaI TestimOnials,

To cures of General Debility. Indigestion.
Sleeplessness, kidney Complaint. Wind Collie,
and Remsle Complaints in their own families.
Wersfer, sith permission. 70 the following gen
k v. Ball, So. Mth Avenue Hotel. N. Y.
W.B.B oDoR, Tract House. N. !.
JOEE WILLIAMS, Policeman, Ny
Nv, PEcKKE. ESQ., Clinton-st-, brooklyn.
Dr. ID. A. TUcKEK, Cinton-et, BROOKLYN.
Us. W RIGHL esq. Jersey City.
Hon. WARREs IHAsE. 81 Broadway. N. Y.
For sale by al druggists. Pnce SA0per bot
II. b. sTORER q co.. ProprietOrs. N. Y.
August q. 1857. lyT.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
FISHER & LOWRAMcE,
coLUMglA. S. O.,


KEEP constantly on hand full supply of the
following goods, viz:
SWEDES IRON, all sizes, to l2 inches,
ENG. IRON, 1x1 to 2xa inches
COUNTRY IRON, horse shoe size to Sxs inches,
CAST STEEL, J in square & octagon to II "
PLoW STEEL, to II inches wide
ANVfLS and VICES,
:, WAGON, TRACE, LOG and COIL CHAIN,
NAILS, TACKS SCREWS, AXES, PICKS,
HAMMERS, HATCHETS & LOCKS, all kinds,
HoLLoW-WARE, q full assor'r, 10 cts. per lb:
GRINDsToNEs, AUGERs;
CHTsELs, DRAwING-KNIvES,
FARAlERs' TOOLS,
SAWS, mill, cross-cut, hand, &c.,
IBOTSON'S FILES, the best in market,
if'OSTENHOLM'S, RODGERS s. ALEXAN-
DER'S POCKET TABLE CUTLERR ard
RAZORs,
BOLTING CLOTHS, No. 8 to 10, as losO as can
be bought in this market,
BELNING. srOgN 8 IS 10 or y inehes-lssgss
sizes brought out to order,
COFFEE ROASTERS, COFFEE MILLS,
AXLES, SPRINGS; WAGON BOXES,
SPoKES, SHAFTS, FELLOWS, HUBS,
ENAMELED CLOTH and LEATHER,
OIL CARPET,
BOLTS MALEABDE CASTINGS, wRENCHEs:
GROCERIES.
BAGGING, ROPE,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
&c., &C., &c.
Sept 81, 1868 Is sm
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Auction Sales for April.
S]IERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue of various .writs of Fiera Facias to me
directed, Twill expose to sale on Saleday in April
next before the, Court House door at Anderson.
the follSwing property, to wit:
One Tract ST Land. containing 200 acres, more or
or less, bounded by lands of Wui. Palmer, Thorn
as Bruce and .othsrs, levied oil Is the prcpetty of
D:sJ: Hi1, ut the suit Of B: M. Brown. and others
AT Defendants residence, On Tuesday after sale
day, the following property, TO Wit: llot-barrels
and. boxes, 8 cans; 8jars; pair seelyaTds, fun
mel, / sausage suffer; grdiron, crater, 1 wash
pan, 2 smoothing irons, 2 fire shoyels and tongs,
StHbs and water buckets, 8 taables washstand, L
cuphoiaffd; Hot crockeryware, lot spoons, cas-
tor, lot Btoneware, knife basket, &C., candle
stands, ! sett car,dle moulds, l lounge, check
reel, churn, i bee steamer, bedstead and bed
ding, trunnel bed and bedding, clothes press,
II chairs, 1 secretary and book case, sideboard,
4 clock, l. broad axs 2 mattocks L shoe bench and
tools, / work beteh, ] corn sheller,il scythe ana
cradle, iron wedge, halfbushel measure peck
measure, / carving knife and fork, plow STOCKS
and irons, lot plow irons, mill stone, lot ola
irons and tools, lot plow gears, lot ieather,
FIVE gallon jug, slack tub, patent locks, spirit
level, / pair holsters, one stove, cutting knife,
sheat, 9 sheep, 9 kids tin box, 2 gimlets, pair
FIRE dogs. cow bell, 1 thrasher frame. Sold as
the property Of 5. ". @u5toN, 81 ths suit Of
Charles Irby.
: Terms CASH.
- wAI NIcGUKIN, SAD. :
March g. 1867 S8 I'd
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In Euuity---AnderSOn.

John F. Milford ct. al., by next friend, Us. Will
liam Milford, ct. al. Proceedings to partition
Real Estate.
BY virtue of Decretal Order to me directed, it is
ordered thatthe widow and children (heirs at law)
of John E. milford, deceased, names and number
unknown, who reside beyond the limits of this
State do appear before me within three months
from the publication hereof, and enter into bond
with at least two good sureties, to secure the pay
ment in twelve luonths of one hundred and sixty
four dollars and fifteen cents, the appraised valua
lion of Lot No. of land, allotted to them by the
commissioners under the writ in partition, and
particularly described in their return, and receive
the LAND, or in default thereof the said land will
be sold at public SALE
W. w. HUMPHREYS, cEA.p.
Compiissioner's Office.
Anderson, Feb l3, 1861 35-3m
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Ordinlary's Sale.

BY virtue of an order from Robert Juukin, Esq,
o. a. D., will expose to sale on Saleday next,
before the Court House door. the following prop
erty, to-wit
5 One Tract of Land, containing s24 acres more or
less,s Situate in Anderson District, on waters of
Generostee Creek, and bounded by lands of John
S. Sadler.z David F. Sadler ,6nd others, belonging
to the Estate IF James H: Sadler, deceased. Sold
for the benefit of creditors Of said deceased.
4. Terms-on Steredit Until the first day of January
next, with Interest from day of sale-purchaser
giving good sccdritS, with morg gage of the prem
ses to the Ordinary, for the paynent of the pur-
chase fnoneS--ih ctrrehc3. Costs to be paid in
cash.
q - WA. McGUKIN, SAD.
March 9, 1867 Ss
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CopartnerSh.ip Notice.

TffE undersigned have this ddJ formed Copnrt-
,teJsbip Under the name and style of j. E. Harper
8 Co. and will continue business at the same old:
stand lNIcCully's Corner,) recently occupied by
. The RI senior partners of this firm offer their CRATE
FIJI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the community for the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed, and respect.
fuly solicit continuance of their iavors with the
new firm, where everything usually Kept in our:
line of Goods will be offered at the very lowest
prices FOR CASH.
J. E HARPER,
THOMAS HARPER,
+. PRESTON EARLE.
March 13, 1867 SO
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of Mary j. N.
Smith deceased, are hereby notified that payment
must be made at once, and those having demands
against said Estate will present them to the under
signed properly uttcstct
S. EDITH A. SMITH, Extx.
March 1S, 1867 80
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Look to Your Interest !!

HAVING hid iHs entire assets Of the firms of
Sullivan 8; Sloans, John T. Sloan & Sullivan, and
John T. Sloan g. Co., assigned and transferred to
me, All persons indebted to either of the above
films will save cost by settling soon as am COM
PEELED to sue, which I dislike to do very much.
The Books and Notes Of Sullivan Slonns are in
the hands df Judge J. 8: Murray The Accounts
and NYtes dfsJ 3: T: Sloan & Sullivan and ]. 7.
Sloan s Co., Pendleton, S. c., will very soon be
placed in an officers hands, at which time | will
give notice. n. K. SULLIVAN
Feb 20, 1867 36
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

JOHN ". GUYToN, who is in the custody of. the
Sheriff of Anderson District, by virtue. cf writ
of Capias 0d Satsfaciendum, at the suit of John D.
Ashmore, having filed in my office, together with
Schedule on oath, his estate and effect, his petit
tition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that
the General Assembly made for the relief of in
solvent debtors. 1t is ordered that the said John
D. Ashnore, and all other the creditors TO- whom
the said John W. Guyton is in anywise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned and have no.
tice to appear before the said Court at Anderson
c. a., on the 25th day of March next, to show
cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the Pc
tition aforesaid should not be granted
Clerks Office, Anderson District, S. c., 25th day
of December, 1866. :. -.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.cc.r.
Il lmf3m.