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XX7 HEREAs the Plaintiff did, on tho tei,th day
W. Of April, a. ID. 1868, 'fie' his Destination
against the Defendants, who (as il Is sad) are alb
sent from and without tho limits Of this State, and
have neither wife nor Attorney known within the
same upon whom a gopysof tho said Deolsratlon
might be served:
IL is therefore ordered. Thatssho said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration ON or
before tho twelfth day Of April, which win be In
the year OF our lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-ninc, othcrwiso final and absolute irig-
ment win then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks OGicc, JOS. R0BIESONs q ts
Or-=s:s.sse,e..ss a...s district, C.,sCs n. ..sss
81 April 10, 1888.
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T,HNAL sNOTrGE,..-vyrs REGRET
vE the necessity which forces us to put all ohr
Notes and Accounts IN the hands Of an Attorney
and Magistratc for collection, and those Of our
friends Who desire to save cost can do so by calling
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FOR LEASE. =.

TH1HE FINE ESTATE known ms KEITT PLACE,
situated in ST. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kcnnerly
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 unclcared The
Darby Place has 300 cleared and 200 uncleared-all
fine Cotton Lands. The Keitt Place consists of
2,400 acres, one half cleared and ir fine state of
Cultivation. The Estate is wattred by o large
Creek, which affords good Range for Catie. Soil
Rich Rcd Clay. The Estate would ~ L,.sed oil to
one person or in small Tracts of so or 100 acres,
to suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with tho Place on credit
Tho Kennerly and Darby Places would bo sold
desired. For Terms apply to
j. j. WO0DARD, ST. Matthews p. O.,
nov 2-f Orangeburg District, 8. D,
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& ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. s,tis
Ex Partc Demsey Gardner, - a s!,,Isists

In. re- lstt435tsisr
Lost Will of Freeman Hooker.
On hearing thegpctitionain this case, and on mo.
tion Of Mr. w. j. DeTroville, Solicitor for petition
er.A Itis ordered; That nh persons Interested be
and are hereby notified to appear at the Co,nrnis-
sioners Office, ut Orangeburg Court House, on Fri
day tho twelfth day Of June, A. ID. 1868, for the
Will of Freeman Hooker. late of said District
should not be rs-estahlished and 80 hss end IL pro
tduce such witnesses they may desire. and GROSS
examine those produced by tho petitioner. 70
Orangeburg Gil, s Commissioner
March 12, 1868, I,,.s Il
mar II oam am
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u Eqnit
ORANGEBU EG DISTRICT

james I. Living
d. Ssvs, ~ 49, M q
!. !; Eliza p. et. a. 4; is
Under decree $ip .Rqgity Hnde I'm this ease Inc
creditors of l. will prove tbsir de-
mands before me BY firsi on May next.
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In Ed nifty
RANGEgURG DISTRICT.

g. q =. nOwueg Asm'r.
ys.
p. Loeb et. 81 III ss
gnder order IA Rauity in this ease, the creaiters
nands befeYs ns. BY Arst Of MAJ next
itomirissioh Q l W. D.. ". .sJABfisDN
8-5 Dascn Il, ttls3tsss Commissioned
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A Confederate ghost sent the editors of the
North Alalan,ian Ku-Klux order, and en-
gcloacd twenty dollars in Confederate money to
nay the printing. He says it passes in the
moon ut par 9i, IS sg5 q sts
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comni issiion ales.
Y s2TATE nm, Il ntITrr III (, IL - u
80 E = e Z -
ia hOnANdEBuRd DtsTa1or.s ..sd

aOnANdEBgnd DIsraIcr:
Henry Livingston, Exr1 s & q Z 4 slss 8
/, B. Williamson et ID. Is IN Il; sisls So
Under an order In this case Il will SELL with the
approval OF the Commissioner by auction, mt the
court House, In Orangeburg, on Monday, tho 4th
May next, the following Lands, which wefc Of
Barnet Eivingston, deceosed " y s stSss'
i. ynesITnctIof sS7 Oh actcs M Pine Land on wa
ters OF Roberts. Swamp; IN tho Fork Of Edssto In
the District Of Orangeburg being part of sa tract
granted in To James Carmichael for 2278 ocres
and is bounded lands to tho northeast OF the es.
tate of Adam Brpndeburg, TO the southeast OF Mar
tin Brandeburg, to the southwest OF NJ G, sWipt.
stone, and to the northwest or Jno b. Baltzegar us
represented on plat made by NJ. u. Bald win, 18th
September. 1867. n saass
2. Onc-half Of 48 acres owned In common by
barnet Livingston, deceased, IS. Dannelly. now
also dead, and Rachael G.. Danncliy bounded on
lands to the north, Of John North, east Of NJ. p
Cain and south and west Of Frederick Livingston
ALSO ;sx 9
Shares in tho Edisto Pond and Timber Com
.panyi yiisfs ;gs3 3syy,tsnssa Ell Ri EFafss5sS So
Tcrms-For tho Shsres.in the Pond and Timbc.
Company ,scdsh.f2a 4;s9 II siif gs,f E
For tho Lands-One third cash, the balanceIon q
credit to the first OF November next, secured by
bond, with interest from fdnte, and mortgage Of
the property in which shall be q covep for resale
in case OF a breach Of the condition OF the bond.
(notice of such sale to be given for 81 days lpur
chasers in the present any future snle to pay for
z April a. 1868. api It'd. M3@ 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAR0I.INl A,,
i. OsANgEBuRa DIsgRIcg. IS ,-
In. the District Gourt.a 3

In pursuance OF General Issaarss :. "a u frau7
Headquarters Second Military District, tie Maggie
trates Of thea Disrict5 Of 0rang gcburg illmaka a
report on the 18th and last days of each month 10
this courts all Commitments made by them during
the preceding half month, specifyng date Of Com
mitmcnts names OF Prisoners md the Offences for
which they were cammit said MagistE shall
also forward 70 tho Clerk Of THIS CorI all recogni-
sences and other 1pspcrs, connected with the pro-
ceedngs against the Prisoners aforesaid; which
may be in their possession at tho date Of milking
tho reports herein ordered. s = ssss. ~
BY order Of tho Court. y 81
'Ss j.. IL ROBINSON,
January 9, 1868. ssss.. Clerk District Eours.
jan ] / # sg ssssss 8 II rs
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TNOR SALE...-The Two PLANTA-
IL TIONS forming part of the KEITT ESTATE
and known as "DARDY' and "KENNERLY" places
will he sold, together with the Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to i1 p,a
8taf ~ s. s. KEITT,
Care Of William Middleton, Esq,
dec 2i-tf G.I 1Fi Charleston, s. G.. .
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III gEiUy
,s)RANGEBURGs DIsTRIcY

-
.dssIsh Bilssssf Il st Il
an,By order in this case ereiiofs Of deorge S.
marids before mo- first of May hext.
sIa'ss'sasas %sasS lsss' eiiss Unison y
e mar Il sf b EIsf5 5glS n al s.
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W. R. Keller and z. F. Fielder, J
a Ellen Wolfe. ct. al.

Ellen Wolfe, ct. al } -
Under order made in this case I will sell on Mon
were Of T. Holman Wolfe, deceased, being the half
part of the original tract Of 1860 acres, of which
he died, seized. The said half part. q containing,
925 acres, more or less, including the Homestead,
o. which tract more particular description win Be
given mt the sale. ~ 81
Terms-One-half cash, the balance on q credit.
to lst December next. secured by bond With inter-
est from date and mortgage Of the premises. with
breach Of the bond. pu.ss.s=T-s to pay forSpnpers
and stamps .ss s,sss
Commissioners Office, v. D, v. JAM1soN,
Orangeburg C. H. ;:, Commissioner
AInrchp4, 1868 ,s - -,
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ALSO ssf;sa alss!+ t5s
John G. Minor, Theodore A. Wilbur
and jacob 8. Martin. Bill for |


,t-- - -, -.s- .,-yS.ss Foreclosure.
/ Albert R lTaber md Joha cantey.
of Columbia, s. c., on Monday, the 4,h day of May
next all that lot Land with the buildings there
on, situate, lying and being on the sot Invest coner
of Gndsden and Richlnnd Streets. City Of Columbia,
Riohlnntl District, sbuttingand bounding; north on
RichlallI Street, south on lands now or formerly of
j. j. Chisolni, east Gadsden Street and west on
measuring and containing in front
on Gadsden Street, two hundred and forty eight
I248) feet by two hundred and six (2OG) feet in
dcph be the same moro or lcss. r. slf3f ] - -
Terms of Snlc-One-third cash, the balance in
one nntitwo ycnrs secured, BY bond, bearing inte-
rest from the day of SALE payable annually, at the
scs TO be Insured and Kept injured and the policy
to be assigned to the complaiuants. Purchaser 10
pay for papers anil revenue stamps.a ssiSs ~ IS
cS%mssiohsss Officer, y p.
ngeburg zf:s11 q COM missioner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-08-21

THE ELEcTIoNs.--Th State election in
Kentucky took plaoo on Monday, August 8.
Tennessee holds her election ten days later,
onftho 18th. Vermont follows m tho lst Of
September; California on che 9th, and Maine
on the 14th of that month; Nebraska on tho
'6thsef October; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
aud Iowa op tho 18th; West Virginia on the
22ds and New York, New jersey, DeievaTe,
Mafytaad, Illinois, Michigan, Wisoohsin,
.Miaaesotas Missouri, asapsas Noyaaa and
Massachusetts, oioot theirs State officers on tho
I'D Of Noyembere-tho day of the Rrdsldonsiai
yslectiotr = s 81 ss (. 4. &
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-08-21

TIE following letter from tho Acting Com.
.,,.,t,no. 5st,, y nrove interesting to fruit dis,
tillers
TREASURY DEpAN. VENT,
OsRIoE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
: Washington, August a, 1868.
Sin: In reply to your lotter Of July %,
you arc informed that distillors Of fruit are
required to pay special tax Of 8400, under
the new law, as woll as the tax Of fifty oents
per gallon upon the spirits produced.
You will bo furnished with the regulations
containing the exemptions allowed distillera
Of brandy from apples, peaches or grapes, OK.
siusiyoly, now in course of preparation, as
soon as they are published. Very respect
fully, !. !,
Acting Commissioner.
A.. s. WAnIAcE, ESQ, Col, 3D. $: @
Dist, columbia, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York gold market during yes terday
was active and excited The particular feature
was the scarcity Of cash gold, fer the use of
which for one day from 1.6ith to !. OF one per
cent. was paid. This artificial scarcity of com
is the work of several prominent operators for
a rise, who have locked up gold, hoping there
py 10 compel speculative sellers to cover. The
market, by this process, has been Sustained.
and the price advanced. The opening sales
yesterday were at I4l 4, from which there was
a decline 10 l4l ., with a subsequent advance
70 i4l&. The money market shows increased
frmnSss. Few loans are made under five per
cent, except on pledge of Government bonds,
on which four per cent. is the ruling rate. 1t
IS again reported that combination has been
formed 10 effect an artificial stringency in
money. The present is an opporiuue time for
such an experiment. as the banks are generally
preparing for their quarterly statements to b.
rendered next Monday. In commercial paper
no change is reported. Government bonds are
steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOB ALL THE PgRf0SES OF A LAXA

I'VE MEDICINE.
Perhaps no one medicine is so universally re-.
euired by everybody - q cathartfc, nor was ever
any before 90 universally adopted into use,
but ecient puras.iSe P Tss osyion. rs,s rsann ml
rs that II Is more reliable ami lar mo re enectua
know that il cured them; those who have sI not Of
know that 1t eures their Reishbors and friends,
that II never fails through any fault or neglect OF
Its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every peishborhood, and we need not
In all Inmates; containing neither csiamei or sny
delsteIous drug, they may be taken with safety by
fresh and makes the@ Is aS thsn %
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
internal viscera 70 purify the blood and stimulate
the stomach: bowels liver, and other orgsns of tie
body restoring their irregular action TO health.
ransements az are the hrst origin of disease.
IN ote hn difeetions are given in the wrapper N
rFsSIsP FsS IIYsPEPSiA or, or INIIGEsTIOS, LIST
IITh they should be taken moderately {. stim-
ulste the stomach and restore its healthy tone ana
for LIVER COMPLAINT and its various .ymp.
ACHE, JAUNDICE or GREEN SICKNESS. Bill.
toGs G9LlG and BILIOUS FEyERs, they should
diseased action or remove the obstruction. which
For DYsENrERY or DIARRBGA but on
mild dose is generally required
For RHEGMATIsM. GOUT, GRAVEL, PAL
PITATIOs OF THE HkART, PAIN IL THE
EIDE, BACK AND L0INS, they should be oou-
nn1Susly thug taken as required, to change the dis.
those complaints disappear
For DROPsY and DROPSICAL swELLINGs
shey shonid & be taken in Large and frequent deses
For SUPPRESSI0E a large dose should be
taken as it produces the desired effect by o. mpa-
thy.
Asa DtaHsy Pill. take one or tive PILLS to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence il is often ad
yantageous where no serious 6erap cement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that O
dose OF these Pulls makes him feel decidedly bet.
ter, from their cleansing and renoy ati ng effect
the digestive apparatus.
DR. J. U. AVER CO., PRACTICAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, Mass, U. 8. A.
v. d. GILMAN,
Je BeoSmD&W Agent, WASH uetop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

AFrAIRs II LovpoS COUNTY, yA-The
Leesourg Correspondent of the Alexandra
Gazette says: The most noticeable county news
rs that fine, extensive quarry OF white marble
has recently been discovered en- the lan6s OF b.
r. Carter. near Mountsville, and on the banks
of Goose Greek few hui ndred yards aboye the
Yankee mill, and 4 of mile from the Aldie
and Smokers Gap Turnpike. II covers appa-
rently about l6 acres, and is said 10 be q very
fine quality of the marble known as Baltimore
county limestone. 1t is a BEAUTIFUL marble for
tombstones as il takes a good polish. On the
same tract is nne free stone quarry, soft and
though when first quarried, but getting hard
upon exposure 10 the air. The farm is about II
miles from Leesburg by the present road, but
by the proposed turnpike to Aldie about is
miles.
Immense rains have delayed seeding opera
tions, but have greatly improved the fall pas
lures.
Butter is wonderfully scarce here, command
ing 35 cents by the wholesale, ana 371 to 40
cents by retail, and yet our people do not seem
to appreciate the importance OF dairy farms
The Aldie turnpike drags its slow length
along. Our friends at Aldie have been bit so
frequently by gIasping AZ canals and railroads,
which were chimerical schemes, that they do
not now seem disposed to take hold of a really
practicable scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

THE EOPERA.-Nr. Campbell and Mrs. Seguin
both made their appearance in ERA Diayolo'
last evening, TO the delight of the large and
fashionable audience assent bIed at the National
Theater, and 1t is needless 10 say that the opera
was given with all the correctness and spirit
which have heretofore characterized its repre-
sentation by the Richings troupe. Tonight they
give the always popular ssMartha,' on WHICH
occasion We expect 20 see q rush for seats, as
our citizen seem never to tire of the beautiful
melodies which abound IN that sprightIy pro-
ductlcn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
Nrw IrvrsrIoN The Kingston East Te

NEw INVENTION The Kingston East Ten.
,S ,,roH-..sir .ne .,Mr M ust,ation OF
er of the colorcd schools at this place, we learn
is having a serious time learning the Young
IDEAS how to shoot. They are disposed to he
ins u bordnate and obstreperOus, ana will not
be taught good behavior, Notwithstanding he
uses the rod without stint. The teacher, being
Il delicate man, in his efforts to su bdue the re.
fractory spirits completely exhausted himself.
but being determined to have order i'm his
school, and being too feeble to apply the RENE.
dy, adopted the novel mode of reaching the
desired result by making each scholar Whip
the other, since which time better order has
been maintained, and things have been pro.
gresslng much better"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3U-A train OF ten cars on
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad, was
destroyed by fire, near Urbana, yesterday. The
hre was occasioned by an explosion in the
forward car, which is supposed 70 have con.
famed nitro glycerine. The engine was COM
pletely demolished, the engineer seriously
nurt, and the fireman slightly injured. The
ears We're loaded with flour and pork.
mouse, quarter of a mile from the wreck
was demolished by the conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
kENEWER.
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RENkWER.
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color ky
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER
IL IL the best article known to preserve the Hair
stiff, brashy hair
HEATHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who use IL are unanimous in awarding n the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing extapt ard
without rival in restoring gray hair TO it's uatu
raj color Beware Of counterfeits and fmitatorz:
Ash lot halls, and take none other. Price SI 90
For sale by all druegists
ee eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

MARYLAND LAND-BUYRRs IN VIRGINIA
We saw on yesterday letter to a gentleman of
this city from one Of the party of MaryIanders
who recently visited this State, In which he
says that all of the old party and a large rein
forcement OF others will be here again on the Ist
OF November 10 complete their observations,
and make investments in our lands.-RschmoRd
Dispdtck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
The Rows i'm Blue EN- Route.

PHILADELPHIA, September 29-Dispatches
received here o-day announce that the follow
ing Boys IN Blue sre on their way here: From
New York CITY, LOCO; from Delaware, 500; and
from various parts of Pennsy ylyania, 2,7OO
Supplies are now on hand 10 feed 2e,oOO people
for two days.
The New York delegation has secured the
City Armory for its headquarters. The Massa-
chusetts delegation, 500 strong, have chartered
hotel. Several distinguished Generals are
here, and the streets are beginning TO be filed
with strangers. From present indications most
of the houses in the city will be decorated with
tiags. The weather promises 70 be delightful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
fBy Bankers and Brokers Teleerapn.,

Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
BY Cable
LONDON, Sept. 3O-l1:l5 q. m.-Cansols, 9Ix;
Bonds, %; Illinois, 44; Erie, BIZ.
FRANKFORT, 11:l5 q. m.-Bonds, 761.
LIVERPOOL, 11:I5 a. m.-Cotton buoyant:
sales l2,OJO bales. Middling Uplands, lOls; Or
leans, lOA.
LONDON, l:2O p. m.-Consols, 9i3; Bonds,
% Illinois, 95S; Erie, 31K.
LIVERPOOL, Ecu p. m.-Cotton unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

The effort to depose Bishop Duggan, OF he
Ca;hohc Church, led 10 mass meeting on
Monday night At Chicago. DIR. LcNuilan has
hoSlneo he Bishop OF his intention 10 anneaI
20 the Pope 10 have him removed from the
.shoprie and has started to Rome for that puT-
pose. F
The Catholic Diocesan Synod of New York
commences its sessions Yesterday II will or
der the PRONUNCIATION of DEGREES Of the GanaraI
Council, among which are those deuOuncino
Shurcn picnIcs, Spiritualism, Plancnette and
an lmal magnetism.
"A grand Democrats demonstration took
place in Mobile Monday night Twenty fv.
cInos, aggregaung 5000 persons, marched in
lhe procession, the streess We're crowded, and
tne Wnole CITY was brilliantly Illuminated.
Enos Hopkins, Commissioner of Registration
aho others arrested in Nash Vile, Tenn, for
ISSUING fraudulent election certificates on
saturday, waived examination yesterday, and
Court.
Col. T. Merritt, of Jersey City, was robbed
on Monday morning, in Pittsburg, while on
hls way 10 the railroad depot, of "a draft and
currency amounting 10 $4,000. Payment of
the draft has been stopped.
The eight annual fair of the 81. Louis Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association will COM
mence next Monday and continued during the
week.
Mrs. Anna Wallace of Richland eonn-v
W Isconsin, was murdered by a young mSn
named Neville. He was caught aud lynchcd
Money was the object of the murder.
lee, was sentenced IN New YORK yesterday to
the penientiary for lndecently assaulting q
poor girl, employed as cook.
Mrs Mary WaTburtOn, who died in Hart
ford, Connecticut, on Friday last, left an es-
tate valued a: about S750,CuO. OF this she be-
gEeaths over Sl2O,UOD to Charitable purposes.
The Hon. Henry NJ. Watts, Minister to Aus
tTia from the United States, has had an inter-
view with the Emperor and presented his cre-
OentIals.
The revenue officers have seized the schoop-
or Echo, in Squam harbor, from Halifax, with
sl4,oCO worth of brandy on board. Charge
smuggling.
A locomotive exploded yesterday on the Con-
neilsylne railroad, near PIttsburg. Pa, killing
the fireman, Geo. Gilmore, and badly wound
ing three others.
committee Of citizens Of San Francisco has
been appointed 70 collect funds 10 aid the South
American earth quake sufferers
The large coal oil refinery OF VIM. EIkins in
Nsst Philadelphia, has been lately desIoyed
by fire.
They are talking Of establishing a semi
monthly steamship line between Charleston
and Liverpool
The Catholic Bishop Of Lsuse, in Austria
has been indicted ter issuing pastoral letter
against the saws issued by the Jate Diet
Two more lottery dealers were arrested in
New \ ork yesterday by the revenue Off GERS
The Viceroy OF Egypt is dangerously ill, at
COnsiantinOple.
The Indiana State Far opened at Indianapo.
hs ca Londay.