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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-13

l6s- Court Of Common Pleas is still in
session. During a portion Of last week,
Judge Brumback, of Newark, occupied
the bench. In the contested election
cases the Judge, after examining the tss.
timony, decided that not enough illegal
votes were proved to change the result -
Consequently. the people Of Ashland Co..
will have to stand the infection Of the
present incumbents of the Abolition per
suation until the close Of the terms for
which they were declared elected. After
that the people will attend to their cases.
The case Of Slocum VS.. Robinson was
decided in favor of the defendant. The
Judge, in this case, iniimated that plain.
tiff was after the wrong party, and that
our friend Jacob was too closely connect.
ed with the transaction TO make it look
altogether right.
Ali the cases in which the names of
Roller & Howard figured as defendants,
were continued.
The Grand Jury closed its labors on
Wednesday Of last week. A large mum.
Der Of bills Of indictment were presented,
mostly charges of selling liquor. Nearly
every person in the County engaged in
this business was indicted. We are of
opinion that this kind Of proceeding, If
pers0vered 10, will have a much better eff.
iect than either temperance meetings, or
the publication Of such silly twaddie as
that in the Times, which we we're request.
ed to publish. arl ,.r on o.
Two indictments were found against
Henry Ryland for arson. He is charged
with a crime said to have been commit.
ted near twenty years ago, The principal
evidence against him, we understand, be.
ing a death-bed confession, only the de-.
PENDANT failed to die.
The case of the State against Miss NJ.
A. Galloway is now on trial. The charge
is Assault and Battery, the State claiming
that Miss Galloway in Furnishing a child
Tor disobedienco whipped him q little too
lard. As the case is not yet closed, we
forbear any comment,
State against Wright Frost and others,
on a charge Of riot 10 set fp5 trial IN
Thursday. 1t creates considerable inter.
est in the North part Of this county where.
the trouble occurred. We will give a REL,
port Of it in our next.
The term will close this week, there
not being any other cases Of any oonsid.
cradle Importance left for trial.
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Sa- Over eighty thieves, burglars.
pick pockets and rascals generally were
counted at Mansfield in me day last week
Every day and almost every hour witness.
ed some new outrage aud crime against
citizens or strangers. The people, hope.
less of any other redress. organized q Wig
lance Committee on last Wednesday even
ing, of over a hundred citizens, captured
clever Of the s~couudrels, took their photo.
graphs and ordered them to leave. Similar
notice has been given to oil, and hanging
is not only promised, but will, if need be,
be performed.
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s6s- BRuBAKER & WINB,aLER ha,

sor BRUBAKER & WINBiaLER have
again embarked in the mercantile bust.
ness, having purchased the large Dry.
Goods establishment Of T. W. Hughes,
These gentlemen have been in business
30 long in this place, and are SO we'll
known 10 the people of'ths town and sur.
rounding country that they need no
special notice at our hands to commend
them to the public favor. Their success
10 the past is o sure guarantee that they
will receive a liberal share Of the public
patronage in the future. They can be
found at Hughes, old stand, opposite the
Town Hall, Ashland.
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S6s-A fire occurred in Jeromeyille, OF

l16y-A fire occurred in J~eromeyille, on
last Wednesday night, the particulars,
which we learn from correspondent, are
as follows : About seven o'clock, William
Charlton, proprietor Of the Grocery Store,
in the American House, turned his Ker
osene lamp down very low, and went 10
church. On returning to the store, there
being no light, he supposed the lamp had
burned out, and retired to his home. In
a short time, the alarm of fire was given,
and the Grocery was found to le CO.
veloped in flames. The citizens rushed to
the rescue, and soon succeeded in extin-
gushing the fire, not, however, till gro
ceries to the amount of $500 had been
destroyed. The lamp had not gone out,
as the proprietor supposed, but kept burn
ing till it reached the oil, when an explo.
sion -ensued, and iu an instant the whole
room was in one sheet Of flames. aa'f
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The Objects!Of the War.
THE PROMISE THE FULFILLMEN,

THE PROMISE ! THE FULFILLMENT
RESOLVED, That the Negro emancipa-
war is not waged on tion-Suspension Of
our part in any spirit the hobeas corpus
of oppression, or for Merciless conscrip-
any purpose Of con tious-Spies and in.
guest, or for interter formers - National
ing wih the rights or d e b Oppressive
established ayEtu taEationz-Negro suf
tions of tie states, frage and negro
but TO DEFEND AND equality--Social dis
MAINTAIN THE sU.I order--Im paired
PREMAoY OF TUE credit-R a d i cal
CONSTITUTION, AND usurpation - T h e
TO PRESERVE N $ h Q rmpn = Stevens
u MON WITH military subjugation
ALL THE DToNrTYlbM, to- destroy the
AND RIGHTS OF THEIrights Of the States,
SEVERAL STATEsIov erturn the Consti.
UNIMpAIRED Con tuition, and prevent
gress, July 1S6l.971th restoration of
or the Union Rod.
AG5 d segacR Lfsa1aGyt 1861
-67.
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There will be a meeting Of ths Demo.
Gratis and Conservative men of Jackson
TOypshiP IN Polk, on Saturday, Msroh
20, 1867, at p O'clock 7, M, for The
purpose Of nominating 4 ticket fol town.
ship officers 70 DO voted for on the 9Th
day Of April next All persons, ire.
.spective Of party, who are opposed to the
fanatioal and revolutionary principles Of
the Rump Congress, and, who desire the
perpetuity Of a free government, a union
Of all the States, are earnestly invited to
attend. JACKSON.
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HEARTBURN-So called from a gnaw.
ing pain and heat about the region Of the
stomach, accompanied with nausea, and
the 5elching Of a thin watery acidulous
liquid, especially in the morning, are The
common symptoms. To rid yourself Of
this troublesome complaint, avoid articles
of food that easily undergo fermentation
take Roback's Stomach Bitters three times
q day, in water, and adhere to a dry diet
for 9 short 'iae, apd you win find your.
self cured.
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To THE PUBLIo.-P. P. Stewards
Alright summer and winter cooking
Stove, (fOr wood or any kind of coal), is
the best and most convenient stove made.
The stove comes out this year with sever
al valuable improvements. Beware of i'm
%itations. None genuine unless 2. P. Stew.
ards name is on the hearth. plate. Sold
by PETER DEsnoNo, West of the Miller
House, Main Street, Ashland, Ohio.
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.Gbe 9ebIaaS:a eiens
10y 80 I'M HA y
HSsF F IHMfAARcH y, lss7.

A1klch 1tcHubs EggE Itrta
,1Rriday isiEe centennial annivsrsary
ofthe birth Of General ANDREW JAcKsos.
The Ohio Legislators has passed an
act providing that assault and battery may
be punished to the extent of six months
imprisonment. Pugilists take warning.
q-i-Madams RrsToRr, with her eelebra,
ted troupe, will give two entettaip ments
IN Cleysland, on the evenings Of tho llth
and 18th Of April q Hr,i Jltt aJiig
.-Miss M. R. CRA1aHEAD, Of Freed.
men notoristy, called at our Office last
Monday morning. Sorry WeSere not in.
Call again. " ,25en4eI asI1
Our Democratic friends in the sever.
al townships should order tickets for tho
Spring. election as soon as possible.
.sTWeipnderstand that q collection was
taken up in the Presbyterian Church, in
this place, on last Sabbath, to aid in send.
ing q female teacher down South to min.
lister to the educational" wants of the no.
groes.i q 20 r.7r41ittlga.. sr .
One Monday Of last week, a FIRE was
discovered in the timber lighthouse of
Msssrs Blymyer, Day Co., at their foun.
dry. The steam and other engines were
soon on the spot and it was extinslished
before much loss was sustained Loss is
from two to three hundred dollars. So
says the Shield and Banner.
The Ohio Statesman says: "Few
towns in tho State are improving more
rapidly than Ashland. 1t is most pleas.
antly located and surrounded by a splen.
did farming country. A reasonable share
Of manufacturing is done there, and much
attention is given to educational matters.
All-in-all, it is a desirable place to live
in, and we do not wonder atits healthy
growth.
We understand that the Vigilance
Committee Of Mansfield started a lot of
their pick-POckets to this place, pia the
Az @. ". Railway, on Tuesday last,
but owing to the formidable array of Ash.
landers at the depot when the train ar.
rived, the said pick-pockets didn't get of.
The Vigilance Committee had better
keep their long. fingered gentry at home,
If they don't want them killed. aT
The Hancock Courier says-"On a
recent trip through the back. bone couu
ties Of Richland, Ashland, Wayne, Stark
aud Columbiana, we were grati6ed to see
the prospects in these old wheat counties
look SO promising as to give hope that
once again the farmers Of Ohio will be
blessed in this once staple product of her
soil. God grant that these hopes may
not be blasted"
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Free To

A LARGE 8 PIP. Catalogue, teaching how
N to remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples,
BlOtches, Moth Patches, Sallowness, Erup-
lions and oil impurities of. ihs akin. How 10
force Whiskers, restore, curl and beautiiy
the hair, renew tho age, cure Drunkenness,
Nervous Debility, and other useful and valu.
able information. Rvsrvb body send for itsA
address BERGER, sHUTTsi&1 Co, Chem.
lists. 286e River Street. Troy N, Y.yg'w tooa
! Dec. y, 1866--ly2SslClsa llno q niB I,
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Job Printing. Having, within the
last week, added several new fon.s of type
to our job department, we are now pre-
pared to turn out job work in a style aud
at figures that cannot DO excslled any.
where. Give us your orders. t106
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Montgomery Township.

The Democracy Of Montgomery town.
ship are requested TO meet at the Audi
tors office, on Saturday evening, March
10th, at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired, as business Of importance will
oo brought before the meeting. '29
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After the 18th day Of March, 1867,
the UNION wfllBi ppbliihsdlon the fol.
lowing terms {:
One copy, per year, II paid IN ADVANCE, o. 90
If not paid within six months, .....,.,,. 1926
If not paid till the expiration of the year. $50
Thess tsrms viii 3D. rigidls adhered to,
as Ne sauaqi publish 4 paper for s 200 .
yea, ahd wsitbpS Two b, three years for
our pay. s0af Subscribers viii govern
themselves accordingly.
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A son of John @, Breckenridge is clerk
in q dry goods house in New York. He
Ia said 10 DO a youth Of uncommon cul.
ture aud abilities.
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FOR RALE.-CircaSnslan in.
duce me to offer for sale my premises, con-
sisting Of q new frame dwelling house and
two acres Of good productive land Situate
in the town OF A%shland-M o great BARGAIN.
II must BE- sold=by applying sOon . greai.
bargain may be secured. a
t6B- Fvr psrrisulsrs Inquire cat The "rimes''
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Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers1in Patent Medicines
n EVERYWHERE
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman wh, suffered ios Yea . from
Nervous Debility. Premature decay, nd Az
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, win, for
the suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need IT. the recipe amdNiirectionsfo r making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
sdferersw Wishing IN profit by the advei issrt
s3psriSnce, can do SO by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
Nv. Is Chambers ST New York.,
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T FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber will sell the G0RHAM
HOUSE, in Sullivan, either for cash or
trade II for other property. y
.lAyz2g. David CLAUSE.
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Remember
Remember

That eur .SHAWLs,
Glt BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
KNIT HOODS,
W. and blcached GOODS
are marked down
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REMEMBER

That We have 4 good assortment of dress
Trimming.
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CTR

That We have on HAND and are daily re-.
. ssiving Hoop skirts for oil Ashland Co.
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IRENE MBER

10 Stock Of FLANNELS was pur.
shassd ct such prices that We are enabled
y 0fer them At b reduction OF from 10 to
25"s.Ats from fall prices.
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II III l.
1IIRSIIlLL II()l.SE.
j. A. MAYS, Proprietor.

ME Proprietor Of This well known and pop
L nlar llrnS" would inform his friends and the
travelling public, that he has leased Tie Mar
shall l'""S" "n'l is now prepared (" ACCOM-
~" Int" r".ulnr aud transient Huar,l..ra with
ioar'iin2 and l"dgngs. lie rrsp""' fully Sole.
i'S Shar""f pnt:i: patronage. E..ling conf
dent ri giving entire satisfaction To IA. mos
iastili"ns.
His Tahl" will ie found =nr.,li"d with tie
hes' Productions of ,l:c iua:k- anal country.
Ills whole attention will lac ,ivcn tn his
ilou*" as it. - his oi:i"cito make The s,inurr
"i IL: t:"v' Her :::'i st'nn-er pleasant.
tr:i c'c'. with the li"us. are IL we'll Lc,,t
G"r a!'! a anl>"iI" Billiard Saloon.
Al" on III" Premises u Livery Stable well
surriicd W l;h Houses and l;uG.rs for hire.
The rr"irict"r only ask, that his IIous,. l,.
ircqucnie,l, To rs; u!:sh its orderly government
and to prove the comfort "f the traveller
Jan. %, 1867. iu--tG
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TIE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IEEEH!LLE NI,S7'HICT.

In tho Common Pleas.
Win. y. Mars
", Attachment.
Nv ltI.i:i.hS the piu;",'tl' did. on t!,i. tw"n
y tl;ir.! day of February, y. -. 1867,
FL Ii: ''"carn;ion nmnin~:. IL" !i"fcrd,u, who
tns il IS s',N IL absent ifom nnI wi, knuL ,i,.
Limits At iiss State. and h:s ~; .;!;r ID. tor
Attorney known wiiMiu lhc s,r.". ul,"u whom
c"pv ut ,h. sn:d declaration might i.. s.rycl.
II. i. ,Irrrurr u,t, real ;!,a. IA" sa,d Defend
M; IL "rI"ni .n,! plead to The :. lrca;.,'i"r,,
"r ~ '.''''" ih. H.nly -i.nrli, day nf Fvirn.ry
which vii b.. il: the y.ar Of oar Lord eighteen
h'i,..!Ird ASA :x,y- eight. uih-rwi,. finHl Az!
a'> int" jr''n'n. Will ,,:n hc given AMI uwar;
ri ;,,,"i::sf him.
NJ .rIHEW MCDONALD, C. c.r.
t"iks ti!.cr, Abhcvi.i" District. F.!.:ua,y V
:.'. !S"i. Feb - g "
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GrCeHyisiG and Columbia Hai!raaa,
GENT. SUrEEINTENDnNr's OFFICE

s-:--7!1 s.e-1 E=t:::sSe s55,5-:s;zt s%<cec,
S;--rtt::~ r 49,. g
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S'IAID TAKES.

THE TAX COLLECTOR hereby notifies the
Il citizens of Abbeville District that he
will attend Mt the following nnmed places. at
the times respectively designated, for the rur
pose Of ASSESSING quot coIlecting) the State
Taxes:
Lowndessille. Monday, March 4.
Tribble's, Tuesday. March g.
BAIL Cailaham's, "Wednesday, March 6.
Due West. Thursday, March 7.
Donnaldsyil!e, Friday, March ..
.Cokesbury, Saturday March Q.
Calhoun's Mills, Monday, March IL.
Bordeaux. Tuesday, March IL.
Aloseiey's. lin the Range.) Wed'y, March lS.
Bradlcy's, Thursday. Mureh ID.
Chies Gross Roads. Friday, March Is.
Cokesbury saturday, March l6.
Ninety-Six, from t2 o'clock Monday, March
is, TO II O'Clock Tuesday, March 10.
Greenwood. from IL o'clock Tuesday, March
l9, to II O'Clock Wednesday, March 30.
C3olk,ssbury. Thursday aud Friday, March Fl
Abbevil:e Court House. all days of the
week, except OH Saturday, (when he will be
at Cokesbury,) from Monday, March 90, to
Saturday, April 20 when the BOOKS will he
closed for returns. All parties failing to make
their returns before that time will be double tax
ed.
Returns must be made of tho value of oil
real estate. owned on the 1st January 1867
an sPrituous liquors sold between LIST January,
~co' w, \1"ot tciIy IeluiHh 81 III puESIeS, caT-
riages, gold and silver plates, watches. jewelry
and pianos on hand lst January, 1867.
Returns must be made Of oil gross incomes
from employments, faculties and professions,
arising between lst January, 1866 1867.
:. Amounts Of sales of goods, wares merchan
.oise between lst January, G6-67.
Amouuts OF sales of goods, wares and mcr-
onandise between lst Jannary, 67-GS, (qurr.
terly returns.)
Incomes in excess of $500, from salaries,
notes, dividends and money Mt interest.
Incomes from mills, aiid toll on cotton
glnnsd, dc.
Returns must be made by keepers of Hotels,
Livery Stables, Billiard Tables Bur Rooms.
|uohc Hacks, Stage Coaches &c.
Taxpayers will BE required TO return the
names Of males on their plantations between
&ae ages Of 2 and so years.
No taxes will be collected before the goth
April, the last day of making returns From
that time to the 18th June, the Tux Collector
WIN oe at Abbeville Court House, for the pur-
pose of collecting taxes, excep, on Saturdays
when he will be at Cokesbuly.
=: executions will be issued against all persons
1ailing to pay their taxes by The 18th of June
the taxes herein levied shall be paid only in
Goia and silver cein, United States Treasury
Notes' or Notes declared to be legal tender
py the Government OF the United States, or
notes OF National Banks, or tho bills receivable
OF TINS State; also. the pay certificates of
Jurors and constnbles.
$. A. HODGES. Tax Collector
Abbeville District.
Feb 22, A, IT,
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FAMILY RIGHTS
SoID
At the Low Price. of $40.

cS guarantee TO prove the above before
eXacting the money, aud will show the "Nprr-
imcnt grutuitously 10 hhJ vHa tcSirous Of seeing
il.
n. r. L. MAYER. Patcu,r..
Ch"stc. =. Z.
ID. o. HAWTHORN
H.. W.s
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The State of South Carolin a
s. Abbeville District.
In Equity.
Patrick II. Bradley aud Geo. X. Bradley VS.
Mury \. Bradley and others.

BILL FOR PARTITION OF LANDS OF
ARCHIBALD BRADLEY, DECD. .
Vt appearing TO my satisfaction TINT Alex.
l. ander Patterson. Andrew NJ. Patterson,
Daniel Patterson and wife. Jane Patterson. John
Patterson, (son of Malcolm rnti erson. deed,
Josiah Patterson. CnilInrimc NJ. Patterson, James
Patterson, Malcolm Patterson, and the children
Of Sum' Patterson, decd, whose nunlrs ur" mo-,
known reside hev"nd ,he limits of this State:
On motion by Thomson Il Fair, Cornr. S",n..
Ordered, That said defendants 90 appear and
plead, answer or drmur, tn said Bill OF Conn
.nnt within forty days from the l:.".'ch''"n
against them. WM. ii. PARKER,
Commissioners Office, c. l.. \. =.
March l5. 1867. ! Mrh 90 2l Ct
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Abhcsilc District.
NEIIEEEAS. application ha. been mail. To
" n". by 3lrS. H. VI. Calhoun, for Letters. g.!
Administration q: all aud $ir"u;:.r ih- .."oiS "a.
cha'.:. rights ana credits of Jam. C. Ga:ilrun,
late o; Abbevi.ie District, ,'rre:.s",l
In"s" are, therefore, 10 rr AMI a.I,l"nis,,
the kindred and creditors, Of said decreased 20
hrmar before r,", 1t C"u:t 81; Ordinary for ...,-
b,r- District: 10 H.. ii"li II. AhLrvii!n Cuur.
li"nIr. on Monday, Tie 9Th dnv nf Ami! ncxt.
4" snow cause, II any. why said i.,:i,rr> should
nor hc granted.
G.vrr under my hNrd aud seal this a3l day
Of March, 1867.
81. I'LL, q. A.D. SEAL.
Murch Ct. '22 II
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PATENTED APRIL 10. 1866.
WASHING i CLOTHES
WITHOUT RUBBING, BOIL
ING OR MACHINER 7.
READ READ ! READ 1!

YVIIAT we claim 70" il, ara uaron,ee that
w this Soap will do
1t is the hest Soap ever invented for Was!,
ing purposes;
. l. Best. because there IL no wood us d.
2. Best because it ,lisprns"s with the wash
bonrd, ms it requires no rubbing.
Best. because it saves one-ihir,! th" soap and
can be made by any lady III fifteen mijnnles.
4. Best. because il costs not exceeding So
per year for the chemicals. and .heie is TO:
sible chance Of injury TO the clothes, as any one
will cay who has the right
8 Best, because rriIlc,a' ink. coach yi"as".
or dirt md grease of amy Kind can h- removed
without the slightest injury TO prints or texture
and the most delicate lady can accomplish II
days washing in M incredibly .h"r, time.
cleaner than by boiling, and there is no n"crs-
si'y for IlueiEg "s the clothes are bcachcd by
drying in the sun.
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AEBEvlLLE, S. c.. Feb. 10 lSG

AEBEvlLLE, S. c., Feb. IL, 1867.
l hereby certify TINT have given the pre-
parAtion for washing PURPOSES invented by Mr.
n. r. T. Mayer, of Chester, S G.. u fair and
impartial trial, and fluid it will accomplish all
he claims 70. it, No beitei invention could lie
placed before the public than the Soap Of
washing made easy" Ny wife hns been using
il for the last twelve months. aud will state IL
single fact in illustration Of the value rlace
upon the article. My servant girl CONNIE ced
our washing at eight o'clock ~, and n, Ia If
past ten A. M. of tho same day. she had eighty.
three pieces most beautifully washed and hang.
ing OIL the lines. A number Of these pieces
were bed.quilts, sheets and shirts, and will
add that she had the benefit of the Universal
Clothes Wringer" on which to wiring them out.
ISAAC BRANCH, II. y.
MRS. DR. l. BRANCH
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BILL FOR PARTITION OF LANDS
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-4IEETILLE IISTRiCY.
In tie (on,iunn PL0S.

Th"s M"''"n
" F"v-. IN Atiach,mel,
Warren e.. l.uinaN
\TilEEf.A$,l the riai,rf,li.:, ON the thirteenth
w day Of October. y. d., lsGG fl" 1t, de:
clara,on a.nins.' ih" D.Irn.lan,, wh" las it. is
said is absent from and without the limits Of
this State. nn.l has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same nl'"n whom copy oi
the said declaration might he served,
1t il, therefore, ordered that III" said Defend
AM do appear aud plva'i 20 the said d-cla,a, ion
on or before the fourteenth day Of October which
" i'll he in the Year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred aud sxty-scven, otherwise fua nnL alsu-
lutte Judgment will then be given aud awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, e. C. T.
Clerks Office, Ahbevillc Dist,
October l3, 1866.
Oct. lG 81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-05
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il EBLiTLLE DJ$1HILY.
IN TIL: COMMON PLEAS.
Foreign Attachment
Marshall Sh. III j

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wv Griffin. " N
NJ itEEE.\S tie pi,;' ;ir j; !. on tn. tw"u
W iisIh day If huru~I. d. H.. Is;;,. fl.
hi- ':"rar:,"n nGnn>! Tia. br"n ja.r:. ~hu a.
/; - aid i nh-ciu l:r,i a+h without :hr limits
at this State. and has ,vi:"r he nos. Alton! v
'i"ow" wi'hn ih" Sane. Tp"m wh".n copy "I
III. %.:.'' '!'.t.'nr ion In,.,ht h,. >rrv ed.
II l.. therefore. ",i-r",l that the said Defend
""' 9" appear and pca'l 20 tn" sriG ,i"::a,a-
:'"n. on "a. ''"!nr' ,h- twenty ii'>; LA, "r August
which Ill !'c in the YEAR IF our Lord cir!..r..,
hundred aud : My.s"v,r "ih- a t:;,a! and ;'.
s''Gi" Judgment will then be .:vcn ard award
I'd gain: him.
MiTTlIEW MCDONALD, c.c.p.
Clerks tl,:cr. Ahb"v" i,.>i..l
August ~, lSGi
August 81 is ~ly.