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Tn Equity,
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ORANGEBURG DISTRICTdyl,f,

<. G. Collier Alnr Estate q: ..t.. .4,sat
Edward w. 1n.."s,erlin, ~.
w. BIZ. Cor Injunction and RELIEF
-~lin, ct al 500
Caroline Eas,.
Creditors and Distribu,. ;,
Pursuant to an orlc: in this case All EAS-
ing demands against the Estate Of EDW'D M.,..,s
LIN, deceased, will prove them before me with
IN three months from this date and any one indcbt-
ed to the same will make payment.
commissioners Office, v.D.v. JAM1soN,
oE"hGeb"rgG. Z. H., 5. c., Commissioner.
Aug Ii, 1867. MI 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAOLlNA,1 ~.
Orangcburg District NHh'loh.

by r. q. McMIcHAEI. Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas, V. d. V. Jamison. Commissioners in
Equity, hath made suit to me grant him Letters
OF Administration Of the Estate and effects of Sam
uc G.. Fair, deceased li.gf ~
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the snid
Samuel c. Fair, d,ccnscd, that they be and appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at
Orangchurg G. H., on ihc 25th day of October,
next after publication hereof at il O'clock in tho
forenoon, TO slcw cause if any they have, why tho
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this 18th day of Scptembcr
Anno Domiui, 1867. aL;A i. 4, McNlICHAL.
sept | i--6-xi o. a. ID
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IN Equity, n.
CGAH;GEDUEG DIST RIOT. rr
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Wof1o1'd College.

GPAETANHURG G. H., SOUTH CAROLINA.
- The First Session Of The Fourteenth Collcciot,, !,
Year begins on the lst October, 1867. The course
of study remains unchanged, but the Faculty now
admit irregular students or such rs wish TO 6ursuc
particular studies only.
The Preparatory School, under The immediate
supervision Of the Faculty, opens at the same time.
Tuition per Year including contingent fee SOL 90
Board per month about - 90
Bills payable in advance in specie or lis couiva-
lent in currency.
The Divinity School also opens at The same time
under the supervision of Rev. a. NJ. Shpp, d. d..
Rev. WhitcioorG Smith, ID. d. and Rev. a. H. Les
ter, y. NJ. For further particulars address
y. NJ. SHIP, President
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fEsHE NERVE PRESCRIPTION.

FOR A PERFECT RESTORATION OF THE
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incident to both sexes, for whose benefit it is de
signed, and whose happiness it willnetit it e.
The most eminent physicians Of this country
have exerted themselves to the utmost to check
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Both sexes more or less, through the prostra-
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This prescription is carefully compounded, and
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Memorial to Congress.

WASHINGTON, December 20.-Mr Will
ley presented in the Senate to-day me-
mortal, which was referred to the Judici-
airy Committee, from s. D. Williamson,
John Hawk urst, and Thomas Bayne Geo.
lored), committee of the Virginia State
Convention James w. Hunnicutt, John
l.. G. Danner, Joseph Cox (colored),
James Morrissey, and others, praying Con
gress to adopt such measures as will enable
the Convention to remove out of its way
all obstacles to a successful reconstruction
of the State.
The memorial sets forth that there is a
body Of men in the South, skilled in the
arts of political intrigue, who are doing all
they can to intimidate and Cypress the 10y
al men, especially their former slaves, and
deter them from ratifying, at the next cleo
ton, the constitution which the Constitu-
tional Convention may adopt. It also asks
at the hands of Congress the power of va
eating the present Offices of the govern
ment of Virginia, many of which, it is al
legged, are filed by disloyal men, and fill
ing the same with persons who may be &C
ceptable to the complexion of the body of
which the memorialists are members, If
this can be effected in no other manner.
Congress is petitioned to convert the State
into territorial status.
This memorial meets with no favor save
from few of the most extreme Radicals.
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Miscellaneous Advertisement.
S P ECIAL NOTICES.

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Message of President johnson.

The following message was sent to Con-
gress on Wednesday last by the President,
in regard to General Hancock, which crea-
ted quite an excitement among the men,
bers of the House Of Representatives
Gentlemen Of the Senate and of the
House Of Representatives. official
Hsopy of the order Issued by Major General
n6eld S Hancock, Commander of the
MILITARY District. dated Headquar-
Yin New Orleans, La, on the 26ti
4 of November. has reached me through
he regular channels of the War Depart
Anent. and | herewith communicate it TO
Congress, for such action as may seem to
be proper in view Of all the circumstances.
It will be perceived that General Han
cock announces that he will make the law
the rule of his conduct; that be will uphold
the courts and other civil authorities in the
performance of their proper duties; and
that he will use his military power only to
preserve the peace and enforce the law
He declares very explicitly that the sacred
right Of The trial by jury and the privilege
Of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be
crushed out or trodden under foot. He
goes further, and, in one comprehensive
sentence, asserts that the principles of
American liberty are still the Inheritance
of this people, and ever should be.
When great soldier, with unrestricted
power in his hands to Cypress his fellow
men, voluntarily foregoes the chance of
gratifying his selfish ambition. and devotes
himself to the duty Of building up the lib
critics and strengthening the laws of his
country, he presents an example of the
highest public virtue that human nature
is capable Of praeticing. The strongest
claim of Washington 20 be s'irst in war,
first in peace. and frst in the hearts of his
countrymen,7 is founded on the great fact
that in all his illustrious career he scrupu-
iously abstained from violating the legal
and constitutional rights of his fellow -citi-
xens When he surrendered his commits
sion to Congress, the President of that body
spoke his highest praise in saving, that he
had always regarded the rights of the
civil authorities through all dangers and
disasters. Whenever power above the law
courted his acceptance, he calmly put the
temptation aside. BY such magnanimous
acts of forbearance he won the universal
admiration of mankind, and left name
which has no rival in the history of the
world.
| am far from saying that General Han
cock is the only officer of the American
army who is Influenced by the example of
Washington. Doubtless thousands Of them
are faithfully devoted to the principles for
which the men of the Revolution laid down
their lives. But the distinguished honor
belongs to him of being the first officer in
high command south Of the Potomac,
since the close of the civil war, who has
given utterance to these noble sentiments
in the form of military order.
I respectfully suggest to Congress that
some public recognition Of General Han
cocks patriotic conduct is due, if not to
him. to the friends of Law and justice
throughout the country. OF such an act
a. his, at such time. it is but fit that the
dignity should be vindicated and the yir-
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Sa nta Claus.
few Mornings since, having been aroused
by the delightful Observation-Disclosures Of the
bells,' We went to see who was making so
merry in the cold, frosty morning, when we
were accosted by that generous old soul Of the
merry face, and ''little round belly who gave
US hearty shake of his generous hand, and
said he was happy TO see us. We felt how We
loved this old Saint in our childhood, and
wished we were child again, remembering
all the old superstiiions connected with the
parsonage Of our friend and felt that we were
happy to see him too. God bless the generous
hand, the maker of light hearts and merry
faces, and glad soces,-and we said God bless
you, old Santa Claus. We were always curl
Gus and half doubtful about the many lege nds
about the mode Of travel Of our old holiday
friend, and asked him where his sleigh and
stud of reindeer were. He replied that they
were stabbed, and being groomed after his
long journey, land by the way" he said, Il
have brought the largest collection, and by
far, the greatest variety of the most beautiful
my sleigh at this place Come, he said, our
frind B. Schmitt, has kindly offered me his
store room to store them in for general distribu
ton. We went in. Miro6Ia The counters,
the shelves, the floors, all packed and strewn
with the beautiful goods. Here" says old
Santa, lis the children's department. and that
for the boys and girls and that for the older
ones who prize love gifts and friendly souvernjrs.
Our eyes dazzled, Old as We are, and we felt
our lead turning, and left that splendid collec
ton, thinking how many young hearts will be
made glad when old Santa visits their st ocT-
mgs, hats, SC, and distributes these beautiful
Christmas presents on ''the night before Christ
mas
Since, we have learned that Mr.. Schmitt has
been appointed general agent and will conduct
the distribution. Call at once aud secure your
share The rush has commenced.
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no CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free Of charge to all who dasirelt, the prescrip
ton with the directions Tor making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of a lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption. Ills
only object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. l65 South End St., Williamsburgh, n. Y.
Nav Ely,
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Visit No. g.
Cbriskinkle, since our last report has paid
Mr. 2. D. Kodeifer visit, and left second
supply Of christmas doings in his charge
Phil. was u good, but unfortunate soldier,
and will be equally faithful and trusty in this
charge. Don't forget Phil. and his ..chrissmas
i
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, Dec. 19-There were rumors
at the City OF. Mexico that General Quier-
oga had been murdered on the frontier, at
Canels, by his pursuers. tranquility had
been restored to the district Of Topic, and
General Lozada had submitted to the order
of things established by the Supreme gov.
ernment proclaiming his good wishes to-
wards the head Of the nation. The Vera
Cruz railroad company have been pardon
ed for the arrangements which they made
and carried out in favor of French inter
vention. The Bishop of Oaxaca had died
The cabinet is to consist Of six ministers.
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Shenandoah Herald.
WOODsTOCK, VA.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1867.
Land Sale.

The sale of the land. advertised by M. Bird
trustee. in the case Of Hishman VS.. Lear, will
take place on Saturday the llth January next
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The Great Medical Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1863. for
distribution; gratis throughout the United States
and all civilized countries OF the w estern Hemis-
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STOMACH BITTERS. The BITTEKS are sold
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