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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-14
Suttion SaIts Of Real 6stats.
J. JoHssoS IT,. Auctooes.
Rl JOHNS ON & MILLER,

~ AUCTIoYRERs AND
- .REAL EsTGTsS RoksRs.
CT, R,.ti.rc.." s sAsA9 ST. cor cEDARsr Nsv-YoHx
routed. o .G, G91. seat. and Farms eo9s o
iBRooKLYS.
GREAT SALE OF CHOicE PRosPRcP P' PARK LOTS FINELY
@ m E sa TRF pa
aEsDRSsr % ice Gu re ,: sd, Of s lots
CCRk66WW9ilsr lS Of wa.aartoa Pilots
MNoSTGoMERysT, ISL n wsshnsioaavs lot,
so - FSEr Ioc1T ?iS' THE
S.y dn *. cERs AT 70 F KEyESF FERHY
Mk %' aSG P Esi S Mp. nov sE Isy
at the of'f vS 81 AI Az, ApiiG Sscv uorsv m
No r. R,I 6ERGEssT B.an, and Sub
cellar ntgh6orhooi Only 10 minutes from fS Po.
,s,'Sn soy@ser Maps At no rs N.ans EewYok and No
GREAT SAFE Also 80 4, - ZANE TINE AND PLACE - m
fLA Id pSdv on TIE GR4Np lSTr BouLEyAGb IRA6
INC FROM r RS4 GaStK At 4E E f FaAK EASTER
The Si HJs sP p S JEFFERSON WASH
TO BBDFoRD-eaeh street to have handsome shade trees
sss So SS ' are sSS f saS'S %s Ss
forest trees and for beautiful villa unsurpassed
Maps &C. Of the AucOuesrs No. Is Mas
"" ST. ~ L. '"O 40 10 TURs6aY % oct l' go
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE or
VALUABLE DWELLINGS on STATE ASD oxFoRD-sTs
Nos 269 and e sTAIksT near BOND SfTwo 9G,y high
Large which elegant with mosaic
a AZ. S sSca % Wa. add painted and IL pat @
coed Water ga, and srures Also choice vacant Lots adjoining
No IB5 SOUTH OXFORDST Atlantic veA desirable ,
tory and gh basement frame fed with brick containing 10
rooms hath hot cold wAtercosets basement heater gas
&c Lot l5IlO0 ,,,,,., -.
The above finely located excellent nhbohood nea,
the Rev Cuy. Church sud also the safest C9ngregao9a
Church within ea access Of y Hall and the ferries and e
sirable for occupation or investment ,ouvsox .,
TERMS EASY Por and permits sPp. to JoHsS3S
sTHURSDAY OCT. ~
Al O'Clock Exchange SAlesroom No III Broadway tn
Builiingl. y. Y -.... 800, IN r,,y n n ,ccp ov
THE FI ATBUSH LOTS SOT OFFERED Ar THk GREAT SALE 0N
OCTOBER 10 ALL THB LOTS ARB TO BIZ SOLD ABS0LS
no THE HIGHEST BIDDER Maps ready No 70 Nassau
At n Y snd No l57 Montasne-st, BROOKLYN - "a, ,r,, -
anfoiiRSFD SALR-AIL THE PLATBUSH LOTS TIA I
wERB NOT OFFERED AT TIIB GREAT SALE ON O ToBBk vs.
will he sod Absolutely highest bidder by JOHNSON hLbb
al ~ cock on THURSDAY Oct a. Exchange saesroom No III
Bsdsay New York Maps ready No Is Nsssus he"
York and No l5T Montague st, Brooklyn
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro
perty will find their interest 10 advertise In THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE will he found not only in New-fork and all Its
cities and villages but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow OF tho advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRI
UNr semi-wecly, and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes. The
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention TO the reports OF sales
Of real estate both the city and country. thus adding
greatly 10 the value Of it's columns an advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising are as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE. IS per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, s. per line; sEMtwEEKLY TRIBUNE. 70 cents
per line About words average line, after the first
line which usually contains only four or five words
Terms, cash IN advance.
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DIDGEWOOD PARK. $500
IL SUBURBAN HOMES
Elegant VILLA SITES the beautiful grounds o. fi esoi P,
IN swoo bergen County NeN-Jrey for SALE For particulars
srpy ~ The once Rgewood Psrk Association No Wen g.
Room No a. NeN.lork
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Kuo~n A. the Mills this place; al nse n soli MI he
,on Al bargain For further particulars address G. H. foD
LswreBcerile Penn.
4sOo. Al acres $500 4toO ~ Acres A2,ODi
- acre, tG 90; "a scTe 1905 20 f7o Az With isrn
brdpes orchards healthy locality - miles IN NsNJl'
CHARLES ". WARD No. 70 Cedar,t
MONEY 10 LOAN on New-Jerscy Property,
wi bv MORRISON HALL SewJesey Real Estate Brokers y"
lJ7 Broadxay, Room No. 22i.
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Countm Zeal 6stat, for Sale.

A ORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
spd FAkss great vsrety beautifully hour for
NE .. Se s " WHIT S'sts and House, no Lh Tor
NewYort sto II m Orans- corner Man Contests stO6
A SPLENDID FARM in Duchess County, 800
acre.. only e2oo no price terms JAQUEs 2os BLodsay
A LII WANTING FARMS--Go God soil, mild
climate mites south Of Philadelphia only per
A 'S S'Ii hiSPs as s ,'''' Information ''1 ''%
A Il PASSAIC, N. J.-6j acres, 7 mile from
.. both sS S S sa % en- timber sS and T.s
depot Twelve trains daily cents Owner No sO West Seven
Eight MILES from the City Hall, on the
~ PaieA neat CoTTAGE 40 rooms With acre fruit for
Rg p% y 900 e. 49, T%@ be taken exchange Apply
FOR SALE-At Green's Farm. near south
r of S Ps c i' e Sue 's good order and S Will
he sold viii, the furniture all things fr the continuance Of
S Fer o1 fD ssopS @%A
New depot within hafsmie ofthe house p.1o5l
EOR SALE-3O ACRES of LAND on Market
L st. aud vreendaye. the City Of Paterson j. having front,
feet ne r1isTisp '9 s P1.. c 49, h 81 %sa
DOR SALE-In Woodside n. j.. HOUSES
ranging from ~ 500 to $4,000 Woe rs i h % ing Hsa
yI,ge in The state Woodsje within - minutes Of Newiors C
and On 0T9 s Of so Psn SI HALL No M %
no a. or MORRISON BRIGGS, BUILDER Wood,as
HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS, all sizes,
answered Wi be at No IL TuesAy afternoon
NOR SALE-The desirable property known
L BALDWIN HOUSE, Lake Mah9Pse Win 10 acres a
sonai5 or by letter 70 r D. BALDWIN the grem Or WIN
JNO OBRIRN SO Walst, JNO BkDuh, NO 81 Fu"on'"
or OBRIBS BROTHERS, No % Wal't
nor SALE-A valuable FRUIT FARM, CON
tsinng 60 The Hudson River opposite r1usnteeps
inquire sAxToN board the barge W. H. Morton foot
Fsnkun-st, n Y
NOR SALE in Flnshing-An elegant and de
Il srAbo country RESIDENCE newly built with AL the modem is
provements gas water baths heater range was6ues
&c IA rooms house well located on 6isa ground o n
shruhbery shade Price. $500 Cash required t'
Of 900 payable quarterly by ues unu'
ally the purchaser gradually pay or essauu noue
NOR SALE or RENTING new frame
HOUSES washington 100 Zee, from Pns.ac Depot New
Jersey; lot. SIoo houses eN u stories French ro9L 49,
Gothic ~ 500 rent $50 and s5s month Apply 70 j. b. WOOD
BRIDGE No 81 Pinest
EOR SALE-S3jOO-H0USE AND LOT IN
Newark walk n J. Cutrest depot Gas aud
water Por particulars address J. G. Newark Po'i0Hce
IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY-Several de
sshe FARMS snd COUNTRY SEATS veil located easJ % &C
MifCHRLL Co No % Plue.t
| LEWELLYN PARK.
WALKS; RAMBLE" OF 50 ACRES, ONLY 20 MINUTES IRON
NETWORK
persons seeking residence In The Vicinity OF IN ia
e,se ~ access being distant Barclay and Christie
the heAthcst region 80 near The city 10 rs beauty 81 ut
be to be appreciated 70 ~ Aeuaan ,ppy puiv @
the project Itself IN rdse Of M =, 1IV az az t
the sites sell At III times Hhai they dd when
Pr ars about the sites remaining une sppy to The pTopHe
tor L. = HASKELL. Library Building Orange Esset COUNTY y
F.er Railroad lot of Barclay aud Chrsiopherss. .
10 Ornge-530 T.OO $500 80 and il:lO 100 "a. J.o
To- YorE-e:I1 7s s9 g8 1919 TO- RIB iN 1l3 1:@,
So, 6:i3 78 sll and 10 - N
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.innsts mo .fnrms @lantt0.

.iOus,s unS cFams &lantt0.
DART of "a HOUSE WANTED IN New ork
L anal hmv-dye desired, conveniently arranged
and . housekeeping the second snd third noor' OF The second
uufrnishd Aiiress, stating locaIon
and particulars full HOUSE, Boz NO. 100 tribune
once
VTNFURNISHED three story and basement
HORSE WANTED family from May nert In Respectable
r,b helos PolesnIhsi rent moderate Au1rs' VIII
mll particulars HOUSE Boz 40 l23 Tribune ohee
NVANTED-lO0,0O 1000 acres LAND IN Michigan,
w Iur, AMI Iowa having Land IN either OF those states
lines. LATROP TAXIS Sagins- CITY, Mich, Win description
,pd price Doubtful attended to on reasonable terms
VxvANTED-A Grst-class COUNTRY SEAT
w or FARN within hours ~ NeSiors hrr pre-
trre-n EXCHANGE for Modern BoSn.Sioue HOUSE IN me ocA'
,ea Arpv Al or adires, No o. Broad st. second noor
XXTANTED-Improved City or Brooklyn
w PROPERTY eIeh,uss Tor P,Tn sih good baidns' oa
pu,y.rd Increasing value rapidly In Wesehrster Couut
NH and healthy one third se from depot Apply 10 NO l|O
hsmb second noor
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I LEWELLYN PARK.
A NDREW DERROM's

STEAM BUILDING AND JOINER WORKS,
PATERSON Nfw -IEHSEY
ONE or THE OLDEST AND LAkGksI WORMS II IHh Ilhp
5000 KlLNDRKn DOORS mn, s,s, ,,
BLINDS PER ANhJM,
work IN proportion with facilities Of Increasing neeeshI
SASHES. BLINDS. DOORS, MQLDlNGSS; ,,,.c.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES AND BUILDERS TRIMMINGS
EVERY VARIETY
OF good quality aad Al a. o~ rates as any other establishment '
We are prepared TO get on, Trimming, ,nv ofLri wool
VENERlED DOORS 81 Valiant and other wool
OUR FIRST.CLAsS WORK Is EQUAL TO TIE BLST CITY
prefer furnishing prepared .ud materials M aag. YET sin
take contracts to any eI'i a. f.r p,e. oar
The vy u New foft We pu A'ma pfot' on 'he ii oo nus
selling eheepy 49, 49,.
ve,rs In The building banss OF g with steam Maclnefl
present 10 wishing bald ehapb eoosoms The oossf;
machinery country trained mechtcs ~ho tno~ boz 70 uss
whI make ou rofs ehsAPV a'a
Ne empor at the Building Trader,
steady employ meHt We pas foa t 10 saw ~-s
esWSiioLFsALF AND RETAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
Having pleudd BROWN fRkHSTONh QUARRY near she h'nh
Morris Caua 10 Paterson ~e can nh Guy sul uth %
Low rates delivered ihfouEh Tue "1e OF '' ~
aud ''s' "'''' =" W A. DERROM,
Paterson and vicinity has Of the most desirable BILplS9
srgS ths section country reasonable pnce. PEAfI -
HEALTHY al the cou,spsuces 20 make ANp
public and private Market excellent ~ster gas end d'
mountains aud valleys boating on the fas,Ae hnns lou
bass pckerel" kc hunting and shooting snp Nifoei ls
rs kc spleodd scenery Law and order people sh nnc en-
freed laws on TItiso trains DAILY to and from N.s
douc track sde Ere ktNar sse @
10 And from New IS cents yearly communication so5 ~ ball
' GERRoI viii c6.ey choice hudns sites % those
% desire 10 pur,hsse refer resident, OF business houss Of
'''''''' 4. DERROM.
-. farafV
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Y,ttur,s uns 8Tatinss.

--.n ,,,,, y0pT SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL and
NEW lOhM nuSY P.sksli the Hudson, speos eu soc
~ s.a,sass 1854 fss{ Wa: sSs .i PaSSs
Ccas,s MAJ e esas.y OFF, sBARLB sapsnaeaasS
1S1.s LECTURE COMMITTEES. &S1T.hess. sn,
dssaea h parss embracing rhs Artists Prep ana
MISSION ON, Wes 90 L,eea@a III Issi.atoss etc Address
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6itu 1tal estate for Salt.


DOR SALE, in Forty -ninthst just west of
built perfect order throughout contains All
including hardwood finish marble hall &c &c
handsome chandeliers carpets eorniees 10y koat TO, WI b
sold with the house. Apply TO II. LUDLOW L Co. No
PDesL plo@Sl
EOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. % Lau-
reps Y House land Angeles Aegany Co..
y cheap 10 hours from city by Ere Railway
House ouhugs with land miles from stanford O.
and Mississippi Vouchers HArd~sre and Lands to
'n'-ss W NJ FUNKHoUsBR No 70 Nurs1s,, Y
nor SALE-The MANSION of the late
Edw No ~ Jane st. Bghtaye consisting
fu,iorv n. hy TO- built manner
fured ground laid ont garden Nih ffut
trees Price Ssaon Inquire on premises -
nor SALE-Three new IlOUSES-On One
Il hundred heNeB Tbm and Fourth North
. three ,to aBd snconar; al modern improvements
Inquire of b. ACKER>AN q son, No ll5 Pront-st
nor SALE CHEAP-The first class dwelling
l. No. SOC West Thirty fourth.st
NOR SALE--A full width HOUSE on Murray
Il Hill fully furnished. for less than $pl0oo
WINANS, BtkKD, GRAVES No 10 BROADWAY lbeseneuV.
nor SALE-HOUSES and LOTS on the
principal Of the city Also for investment 100
.otss At Greenpout 81 500 per lot
wSASS BREED GRAVES 40. l35 Brosdssy tBasemehtl
HARLEM-S11, 800 for "A full-sized three STORY
AID baseneut brick HOUSE, containing oil modern Improvements
,.we &c good location and one hundred
landing rooms-sdaptd for tNo families Terms easy
ess Of Avenue A Of : a. SPENCER. No ~ Grsudtt
U0TTSES to LET and for SALE.
Ill CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND AOkIGAGE
corner Tbirsshb.t and srhsve (Sirth National Bank
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+ BLEECKER, son q Co., Aucil0nceIs
n. TUESDAY. Oct 20,
MP o'clock at the Exchange Sslesroom. 49,.
nPsIR ABIR RESIDENCE IN TIKI SEVENTH WARD.
CtISTONsT-The substantial twoso and aitc mghoop bIes
~ "a Lot No 25 CInon-t side between Madison ana
and ony from East Broadway lot 21bIe house
asa built by works has brownsobe TRIMMINGS s roo
II hot and cold water batb gas
ch~s s range aud Is In perfect order lille ndpu'Aoe
Mana at No II Cedarst
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~ w. KELSEY, Auctoneer-TRUSI lie
". sAIR-The valuable property No 10 ffanhoTtst
v.v.. and Cfss he sold by order u the Trustee OF sAn
nfoneyty At public auction O. w KELSEY Aueonser on sV
nav az. lg inst Al II O'Clock al the Exchange sAsoon No
I'M Bosdsay NewYok City The lot Of land m S'9 leeS 20
stont as In deptb on 3stoy building lnow occupied b Dun
sIt Possession given on deed For fall particulars maps
t. sno, 10 KELSEY CoRswELL. Auctonsss No u BroAh"p
No.. S,uthR. at r. d.
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ADRIAN n. MULLER. Auctioneer
snI.nns ~

DEMONSTRATORS SALE of valuable nm
N proved LBAsEHoLD PREMISES on FOURTH sI-APHl9S
nay oct clock at the BIchange Salesroom NO ~ br@a
wa b order the Administrators Of the late WILLIAM IAiLV
the following described PROPERTY; - ~
FOURTH LEASES Of LOTS with The u hree,,oIy p.i
HOUSES thereon situate the south side 81 fonrs
IN I vest of Avenue C. Nos go 28, 2b 2I 49, 20
l 200 2 49, and 298 Fourst The leases arc Tor term o
s srs rom Nav i8; present ground +13 for each o' OF
"a 7s6 At which Of ground rent there an
~ vss from Nav remaining years OF the leases
70 he red By impartial persons -. -. #.
maps $50
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BY OTHER FIRMS.

Lot and buildings known as No 267 West Twentyffth-
d.. between Seventh and Eighthayes. Lot 23Jl feet
'front.' IL feet rear, and 1913 feet deep Buildings consist
Of brick store aud dwelling the front, ten twostOry
brick stalls and large frame cottage on tine rear. Pur
chased by Henry McCadden for tl0,eJ0.
Two lots the north side OF FftynnthS 100 feet west
81 Beyenthave., each 25xlO0 feet Purchased by Mr..
lynch for s9,l0o each Each lot IS iDcumbered by u
mortgage of $50.
Two lots GU the West side OF Fourhave 20 feet North
Of 1881 ST. one block from Central Park Each lot ia 25x
81 feet and free from rock Purchased by Mr. Deaplane
FOR $3.50 each. Those lots are inculubered with mort
gage amounting to $500.
thrce-sOry brick mastic front house ON the sontb
side OF SanfOrdst l75 feet west OF sfst lo On TxlO0
teet house In good order Struck down To tbe frst hid
der. Mr.. O'Keefe for 600.
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Boaro anS Eooms.
SiObss. gans,s. &f.

ORIENTAL BASE-BURNlNG SIOsE anu
~ PARLoR PURsAcRosa 1900 Of 'as ohsn. s.o'' .s
Yea. Tb, Furnace one OF the best ha' msae
0aII ON. kndns continual burns Apo.sm healer % ~
s,o,s and Furnace hand Also full assortment COOKING
P.rlor .nd Hs.llss STOVES RASuEs. 10 ,,nwu,.v
No 90 yessTsL 600 Wsshastoa hshoa
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KERSHAW---In EQUITY

Douglas I.lrrison, and Mary G. Patterson and
rs .i,lmr AMI Adm Us: Robart e. Patterson
ct Bill to Marshall assets Sc
~ pursuance ofa dccrc.aI order passed by
Chancellor Johnson in above stated case:
1t is ordered that the creditors of Wyatt Pat
tcrson. deceased. be cnjoincd and strained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the conplaIl;nts Douglas Harrison and Mary
C.. Patterson. in this behalf. The said crc,l-
itors are hereby notified to produce and es-
tnblish their demands against the estate of
the said Wyatt Patterson, deceased, before
the Commissioner in Equity, Mt his Office. on
or before the first day Of January next, or be
debarrcd from all benefit of said order :
J. D. DUNLAP, c.. L: II. D.
June q, I'd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-01-16
POETRY.
THE GOOD OLD TIME.
ny JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.

=
BY JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.
We all remember the good old time,
When plenty stood at our door;
When all of life was golden rhine;
sRhen discomfort was Stunned as crime;
But now we weep for the good old timo
That returncth never more.
O for the time, the good old time,
When Honor was on the throne,
And the law and the sword rang beautiful
chime
OF peace and rest in this peerless cline;
o for one day of the good old time
To soften this age of stone!
All, for the time, the good old time!
Will this cycle never go round,
And bear away greed, and malice, and crime,
And utter in right with the ariose chime,
And the hearty good will of the oldcn time!
Will it awake from the dead at the sound!
O, ever and ever we pray for that time,
And our tears swell into food
For VIC know the tender and painful chime,
And things that were once like skiful rhym'
The whole great glory Of the oldcn time
Comes over river Of blood.
Calhoun, Co., Dee. 81, 1867.
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KERSHAW--In Eu'uity.

Sarah Mekle, Ex'rx, ] Ri, - sn;o;n ,rd
VS.. III j., ,ua,1:,a,s % =. -
Joel Davis, ct al, ~,
ENpursuancc Of a decretal order passed by
1 Chancellor johnson in above stated case:
Its ordered that the creditors Of John b.
1Iicklc, deceased, be cnjoincd and restrained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the complainant Sarah Mickle, i'll this behalf.
The said creditors are hereby no,jicdto pro-
ducc and establish their demands. u gainst the
estate of the said John 3. Mcklc deceased,
bcfurc the Commissioner in Equity, at his
Office, on or before the first day of January
next, or be debarrcd from all benefit of said
order. j. D. DUNLAP, {
June o7,-6m, CE. X. d. z
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KERSHAW- In Equity.
Johp Thompson. L.. -.
e. L. Dye, Executors, Bill to sell lands
vs. to pay debts,
D. D. Usscry, 4 &c.
J. r. Aiagill, Trustees,

IN pursuance of n dccretal order passed by
II anccllor johnson. in above stated case:
ii. is ordered that the creditors of John p.
Kirkland, deceased be enioincd and restrain-
ell from pursuing their actions at law against
the compiainants e. L. Dye and John Thomp-
son, in this behalf. The said creditors arc
hereby notified TO produce and establish fheir
demands against the estate Of the sail John
p. Kirkland. deceased. before the Commits
sionrr in Equity, at his office, on or before
the first dag Of June next. or be dcbarrcd
from all benefit of said order.
j. d. DUNLAP, G. Il. E. d.
June o7, lynn.
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IN pursuance of decrctal order passed BY
i Chancellor johnson, in above stated case:
II is Ordercd that the creditors Of William
kirkland deceased, be cnioined and restrained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the comphinants John Kirkland. ". r. Tny-
lor and Jos. X. Kirkland. in this bchnh:-
The said creditors are hereby notified to pro-
duce and establish their demands against
the estate of the said William Kirkland, de-
ceased. before the Commissioner in Equity,
at his office, on or before the first day of Jan
uary next. or be dcbarred from all benefit of
said order. j D, DUNLAP,
Jurc 27,-td &. 4. X. d.
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KERSHAW---In Equity.

JAS. L. Rodgers, rxor, p;u j. .n;o;n
s. NJ. Boykin. ct al. creditors &C.
TN pursuance Of dccrctal order passed by
l Chancellor johnson in above stated case
1t is ordered that the creditors of Angus Mc-
Lcol, deceased, he cnjoinc'l nnl restrained
from pursuing their actions at law against
the complainant James L: Rodgers. in this
behalf. The said creditors arc hereby noti
icil to produce and establish their demands
against the eStute of the said Angus Mcleod
deceased, before tho Commissioner in Equity,
ut his Office, Oh or before the first day Of Jan
uary next, or be dcbarrcd from all benefit Of
said order. I'D. DUNLAP,
June 27,-td c. +. X d.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Kcrsh0sU. District.

I'm TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Eli ". Bonney rs. Edward +. Alamson.
Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
W7HEREAs, the. Plaintiff lid, on the Cd
w day of March. file his Declaration
against the Dcltnlanf. who (aa tits said) is
absent from and without the limits of this
State. and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the SINE, upon whom copy
of the said Declaration might be served. tits
therefore. Ordered. That the sad Defendant
do appear and plead to he said Declnrniion
on or before rhe third day of March, which
will he in the year of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-cight otherwise,
final and absolute Judgment will then be given
ond awarded against him. - -. .
- '''' ."'.'..-' ". CLYBURN,
March It'd ''" C.. e. P. &C, S.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
KERSUIIF DISTRICT

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph B. kershaw, vs.. John T. Matheson,
Christian Mathesor; Kenneth Matlcson.
Dcclmafion in Foreign attachment.
WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the l4th
day of May. 1867, file his declaration. u
gainst the defendant, who (as it is saidD is
absent from and without the limits OF this
State and hath neither wife or attorney known
within the same, upon whom copy OF the
said declaration might be served: tits tliere-
fore ordered, that the said defcndqnt do ap-
pear and plead. to the said declaration. on or,
before tho fifth (5th) day Of May, next. which
will be in the year. of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight. otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be, given,
and awarded against him.
". CLYBURN, c. C. p. & G. 3.
May Q, lyq.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-01-16
State Of South Carolina,
HERSH.1H " DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.


The Bank Of Camden. S. c. vs.. Thos. p. Ballard,
Deriaraiion in Foreign Attachment.
WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the 9th
day of July; 1867, file his declaration n
gainst the defendant. who ms it is said) is
absent from and without the limits of this
State. and has neither. wife nor attorney
known within the same. upon whom cory
of the said declaration might be served; II is
therefore ordered. that the said defendant
do appear, and plead to the said declaration,
on or before the 2s,h day of July next,
which will be in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight. 9TH
erwisc final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
W.CLYBURN. G. C. p. & C. 8.
Clerks Office, kcrshaw District.
Ang.-e31y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-01-16
SOUTH CAROLINA,
" EERsAAW DISTRICT. Z. Z: +:
IN; THE COMMON, PLEAS.
Declaration in
: Attachment. :
Foregn At.
Thos. j: Workman. Ex'or,
JOHN: Workman, deceased,

JOHN Workman, deceased, DIvaaS ..o.na.a., -
VS.. - Attaehlnen.' y nj.
E., r. Adamson. ia -; t1h.
VXTHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the 9th
EY@day Of january, 1867, file his .deelars-;
tion against the defendant who (as il is said)
is absent from and without:the limits ofthis
State, and neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom a.copy Of tho
said declaration might be served; Z; it is there
!orc ord:red, thatthe said defendant do ap-
pear and plpal to the said declaration, on or,
oeforc the l0th day. January next, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-cight, otherwise Hpal
AMI absolute judgment will then. be giveni
and awarded against him. -,
w. CLYBURN, C. P. 4d.s.,
Jan, II 1y-m